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Summer Fun For
(NAPS)---Two of the most
popular astringents are Sea time for£un and relaxation.
(NAPS)--Summer is a
Breeze's Original Formula, a For many, the warm weather
blend of camphor, pepper- welcomes a long-awaited trip
mint, clove and eucalyptus; to a favorite destination, fam-
and its Sensitive Skin ilybarbecues and delicious
Astringent, which blendsfoods, or a visit to the local
c]eanshg and soRening ing
dients such as camphor, dove,
eucalyptus and glycerin.
water park. But getting the A few budget-friendly activ-
most out of your summer ities can make summer
doesn't have to break themore magical and memo-
bank. Just get a little cre- rable than ever!
ative and let the fun find you.
Following are a few bud- dows so the kids can easily
' get-friendly activities that buy and sell tickets to friends.
are sure to make this sum- Write the featured movie and
mer more magical and mere- showtime on poster board and
orable than ever: place the ticket booth at the
• Experience nature, house entrance. And don't for-
Pitch a tent in the backyard get to set up a concession
with the kids. Pack a light stand full of goodies for those
meal of sandwiches and bite- hungry moviegoers. Movie
size veggies. For dessert, popcorn and confections like
toast marshmallows and NESTLE® RAISINETS~ and
sandwich them between twoNESTLI~® GOOBERS® are sure
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The Campaign for Tobacco-
Free Kids and other public
health advocates are calling
on elected officials to support
Less
Backyard Fun Chocolate ~:
Chip Ice Cream !
(Makes 1 serving)
1 gallon-size plastic
food storage bag
Ice cubes
cup rock salt
½ cup NESTI~® NESQIYIK~
Refrigerated Ready-
to-Drink Milk Shake
or Milk (any flavor)
1 to 2 teaspoons
NESTLE® TOLL HOUSE®
Semi-Sweet
Chocolate Mini
Morsels
1 pint-size plastic food
storage bag
FILL large bag half full
of ice, then add rock salt.
Seal the bag.
PLACE Nesquik and
proven measures to reducegraham crackers with half to be crowd favorites, morsels into the small
t0bacc0 use and its devastat- of a NF~TL~ Crunch® bar and * Beat the heat by mak- bag; seal. Place the small i
ing toll. For more informa- you ve got your very owning homemade ice cream, bag inside the large bag
tion, visit www.kickbutts s'more. No fire? Microwave "My kids love making their and reseal large bag.
day.org and www.tobacce the marshmallows for an own ice cream," said Chris SI~kKE for 3 to 5 minutes
freekids.org. • •, equally delicious treat. Don't Garbeski, manager at Nestl~ or until the mixture is the
forget to tell spooky stories Corporate Kitchens (and consistency of soft ice
"Fleas are known for their with the glow of a flashlight, mother of 6-year-old triplets!), cream. Remove small bag,
quick breeding capabilities • Buy or build your "This recipe for Backyard Fun wipe off the top and then
and a handful on your pet can own watersHde. Visit your Chocolate Chip Ice Creamopen it carefully. Enjoy!
quickly turn into hundreds in local home store and pur- started out as a kindergarten Cook's Tip: This recipe
your home if left unchecked,"
said Missy Henriksen, vice
president of public affairs for
the National Pest Manag-
ement Association. "A pest
professional can help eradi-
cate an infestatio~" For more
information, visit www.pest
world.org.
chase a large tarp. Place it science project but it turned will make about 1 scoop
on a hill, facing downward, out to be so much more. It's of ice cream, so double the
Lay the water hose on the something the kids can help recipe if you want more.
slide and lubricate with dish with while getting lots of Nutritional Analysis Per
soap, making sure the water laughs and learning a bit Serving: 110 calories (35 calo-
is running constantly. Run, about science. Plus, it's eco- ries from fat), 4g fat (6%),
slide and repeat! nomical and tastes great." 2.5g saturated fat (12%),
• Host a mo~cie day. For more budget-friendlylOmg cholesterol (3%), 90rag
Create a '~icket booth" by dec- activities and recipe ideas, sodium (4%), 16g carbohy-
orating an old appliance visit Meals.corn or Nestle drates (5%), less than lgfiber
box--be sure to cut out win- Family.com. (2%), 14g sugar, 4g protein.
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