1. 19″ x 16″ Quilted KU Bag – Lined with pockets – Made & Donated by Pam Everett. Plus a bag of Tupperware products – (2) 2 cup big wonders with lids, (1) spaghetti storer, (3) round modular, B&W Salt & Pepper shakers, (2) mini snacks with lids, (1) Midget with lid, (1) curved scoop, (1) funnel, (1) citrus peeler – donated by Pam Everett

2. 19″ x 16″ Quilted KU Bag – Lined with pockets – Made & Donated by Pam Everett. Plus a bag of Tupperware products – (2) 2 cup big wonders with lids, (1) spaghetti storer, (3) round modular, purple Salt & Pepper shakers, (2) mini snacks with lids, (1) Midget with lid, (1) curved scoop, (1) funnel, (1) citrus peeler – donated by Pam Everett

3. (1) pair large and (1) pair small black leather saddle bags for a motorcycle – donated by Lori Neumeyer

4. 1/2 hog – donated by Henry’s LTD & processed by Clay Center Locker – ready in 2-3 weeks – packaged however you want it – processing sponsored by Union State Bank

5. 2-person bird hunt – will release 6 birds in the field early – can hunt all day long – donated by McNeil Game Farm & Outfitting – $200 value. They’ll release more birds if you want to pay more.

6. Full Wheel Alignment at Bud’s Tire Service – donated by Bud’s Tire Service – $69.95 value. Plus $25 in car wash tokens from Mall’s Car Wash – Donated by Mall’s Car Wash. Plus express land oil change from Green Team of Clay Center – donated by Green Team of Clay Center

7. 1/2 hog – donated by Henry’s LTD & processed by Clay Center Locker – ready in 2-3 weeks – packaged however you want it – processing sponsored by Hess & Sons Salvage in Junction City

Thursday night includes Minute with Mitch at 5:30 and the Bill Snyder Show at 10:00pm

Tiger Football at Marysville and the Scoreboard show will air once again this Friday

K-State Football pregame is this Saturday at 4:30pm

Chiefs pregame is at 11:00am once again this Sunday

1. Manicure & Pedicure at the House of Style by Jamie – Donated by Certified Nail Technician Christie Hartner. Plus, Quilted Flat Iron, Curling Iron and Brush & Comb pouch with 2 pockets – Made & Donated by Shirley Mall. Plus, a Sewing Machine in Maple Cabinet – Donated by Nancy Sparks

2. 1/2 Hog – Donated by Roth Farms & Processed by Clay Center Locker – Ready in 2-3 weeks. Packaged however you want it. Processing sponsored by Union State Bank

3. A $10 meal a month for a year from Brady’s Smokehouse – Sponsored by Citizen’s National Bank & United Bank & Trust.

4. Dwarf Korean Lilac Bush – 5′x5′. Will bloom next spring. Plus, a Blue Double Rose of Sharon – Donated by Bergstrom Greenhouse & Nursery

5..Free Session & Framed 11″x14″ portrait – Donated by Jamie Bloom of In Full Bloom Photography

6. 1/2 Hog – Donated by Roth Farms & Processed by Clay Center Locker – Ready in 2-3 weeks. Packaged however you want it. Processing sponsored by Lippert Grain.

7. Overnight stay for 2 at Prairie Band Hotel & Casino in Topeka – Gift Certificates can be used for food or other merchandise as well. Sponsored by Girton Propane Service and Hess & Sons Salvage in Junction City.

Make checks out to RRC #30307

Minute with Mitch – Thursday at 5:30pm

The Bill Snyder Show – Thursday night at 10:00pm

Auction for Elaine Beswick – Friday at 1:00pm

Tiger Football – Friday night at 6:30pm followed by the Scoreboard Show at 10:00pm

K-State Football – Saturday afternoon at 4:00pm

Chiefs Football – Sunday at 11:00am

Tune in Thursday night after the Vinyl Years for the Bill Snyder Show at 10:00pm.

Friday night will be more Tiger Football followed by the Scoreboard show at 10:00pm.

K-State vs. Miami this Saturday with pre-game beginning at 9:00am.

Then the regular season begins for the Chiefs this Sunday with pre-game at 11:00am.

Two proud dads on game day – Duane Toews supporting the Riley County Falcons and Phil Kasper supporting the Clay Center Tigers.

Enjoy your football Friday!

August 27 – September 1

Tune in this week for lots of Fall Sports action.

We’ll have the Chiefs on the air Thursday, August 30 for their final pre-season game again the Packers. We’ll join pre-game in progress right after the 5:00pm news.

Tiger Football begins Friday night the 31st as they host the Riley County Falcons. Our pre-game coverage begins at 6:30pm. We’ll also have the Scoreboard show in the air after the game. That starts at 10:00pm.

K-State Football also begins this week. Pre-game against Missouri State starts Saturday, September 1 at 4:00pm.

The vanilla recipe we used was from Mary Greenlee and the chocolate one was found online. It was a little different than the traditional recipes with cream and eggs. For the chocolate, all you need is sweetened condensed milk, cool whip and chocolate milk. Both recipes turned out great!

Thanks for participating with us!

Thanks to all who shared their homemade ice cream recipes with us. Now, we want to share those recipes with you! We will be making both vanilla and chocolate at the station to enjoy this Friday. Won’t you join us in making your own?

This recipe is from Cindy Kahrs

MOCHA ICE CREAM

4 1/2 C half & half
2 1/4 C sugar
4 1/2 T instant coffee
6 C whipping cream

Combine all in cream canister. Stir until sugar dissolves. Freeze as directed.

*This recipe is for a large ice cream maker-do the math for a smaller version

These next two are from Elelanor McChesney

Here is the recipe (somewhat modified) my mother used. She had farm fresh eggs and plenty of cream and milk.
MOM FRY’S HOMEMADE ICE CREAM
Figure one egg (or equivalent amount of Egg Beaters) for each quart of ice cream you are making.
One half as many cups of sugar as the number of eggs 1-1 1/2 teaspoons pure vanilla or to taste; few drops of lemon extract; dash of salt.
Beat these ingredients together until light and fluffy. Add 1-1 1/2 boxes of instant pudding mix, any flavor desired and beat a little longer. Add 1 quart cream or half and half (more or less as desired) and beat again. (I have used liquid coffee creamer for lactose intolerant people.) Pour into ice cream canister and add enough whole milk to fill the can about 3/4 full. Freeze as directed.

CHOCOLATE MALT ICE CREAM
For 1 gallon of ice cream:
1 small pkg. of instant chocolate pudding mix
2 eggs or equivalent amoung of Egg Beaters
1 1/2 cups sugar
1/2 cup cocoa powder
1 1/2 cups malted milk powder
1 cup whipping cream or liquid non-dairy coffee creamer
2 pints half and half
Whip the eggs; add sugar, cocoa. Add other ingredients alternately with malted milk powder. Add to freezer can and enough whole milk to fill the can 3/4 full. Freeze as directed.

These next two were dropped off at the radio station

ELIMINATOR VANILLA ICE CREAM (makes 4 qts)

1 cup sugar

1 12 oz can evaporated milk

1 can sweetened condensed milk

1 pint heavy whipping cream

3 t. Vanilla

Milk to the “fill” line

VANILLA ICE CREAM (1 gal)

2 c sugar

6 eggs

1 qt. cream

2 – 12oz cans evaporated milk

¼- ½  c vanilla

Pinch salt

1 jigger of “Crown Royal” (must be Crown Royal)

Add milk if needed to reach fill line in freezer

July 20, 2012 – 1:00pm

1. Knock out rose bush, does well in the sun. Hardy hydrangea, lime light, white with green tinge, does well in the shade. Donated by Bergstrom’s Greenhouse

2. 1/2 Hog – Donated by Henry’s LTD and processed by Clay Center Locker – Ready in 2-3 weeks. Packaged however you want it – Processing sponsored by United Bank & Trust & Union State Bank

3. (1) Large pizza of your choice each month for a year from Clay Center Pizza Hut – Donated by the Clay Center Pizza Hut. Plus (4) KC Royals Baseball Tickets with parking pass – based on available games – Donated by Rose Pritchard of Bernie’s Pizza Company.

4. (2) hours housecleaning, yard work or miscellaneous work by Leann Bott-Spomer

5. A day at the spa. (1) hr massage, pedicure, manicure & cut & style at the Mane Effect – Massage donated by the Mane Effect

6. A $10 meal a month for a year from Nelson’s Landing – sponsored by Wardcraft Homes Inc.

7. 32″ Toshiba flat screen TV – HD LCD from Radio Shack – Donated by Patterson’s Healthmart & Radio Shack

8. 1/2 Hog – Donated by Henry’s LTD & Processed by Clay Center Locker – Ready in 2-3 weeks. Packaged however you want it.

Make checks out to: Leland McCollum Fund