Banner Graphic, Volume 13, Number 123, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 January 1983 — Page 6

The Putnam County Banner-Graphic, January 31,1983

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continued to run, the damage amounted to almost S6O. I’ll never again leave a machine running when 1 am away. C.R. ★ * * You were lucky, at that! You should never leave any appliance, such as a washing machine, dryer or dishwasher, operating when you leave the house. While you may do this for years with nothing detrimental happening, you never know when something will cause a malfunction and an overflow, or as in the case of a dryer, a failure of the machine to stop, getting too hot, possibly causing a fire. The old cliche, “better to be safe than sorry" was never truer. Heloise CAMERA I.D. Dear Heloise: Put an address label on your camera. If you ever lose it, chances are better you’ll at least get your film back, if not the camera. Cameras can be replaced special pictures can’t. A Fan PROBLEM WITH PAPER Dear Heloise: I’m sure I read in your column “use white shelf paper for wrapping gifts.” (You did. H.) But, I haven’t found one store in the big city where I live that carries the old-fashioned roll of white shelf paper. It is all adhesive-backed. Seems every day, life gets a little more sticky! D.L.N. ★ * * While I had to chuckle at your observation (about life), I can appreciate your dilemma. I hope by now you have

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By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor DINNER FARE Minute Steaks & Potatoes Combination Salad Lemon Rice & Coffee LEMON RICE Adapted from Venezuelan cookery. 1 cup long-grain rice 3 cups water 1 teaspoon salt *2 cup sugar b cup canned flaked coconut

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In times like these, some people are having real difficulty paving their electric bill on time. The last thing Public Service Indiana wants to do is to shut off anyone s service. And that’s why the electric companv is using service limiters to help customers avoid disconnections this winter. Service limiters are new devices that restrict the flow of electricitv and permit only essential uses—lights, refrigerator, furnace blower. Public Service Indiana is installing them when a customer becomes substantiallv delinquent in paving an electric bill. The limiter is connected to the electric meter. If use exceeds the pre-set limit, all power goes off until the customer turns off some appliances and resets the limiter. This gives customers extra time to arrange payment and not be left in the cold. The limiter provides an added measure of compassion. And it’s fair, too, to the vast majority of customers who pay their bills on time.

All Public Service Indiana disconnection policies are designed to be as fair as possible. • We make no shutoffs during extended periods of freezing weather or on weekends, holidays or after noon on days when offices will not be open the following day. • We make no shutoff if partial payment is made and an agreement to pay the balance is reached. • No shutoff is made without prior authorization of a manager or supervisor. • Disconnection is delayed at least ten days if a customer presents a physician’s confirmation of illness. • Asa precaution against a shutoff, we will if requested arrange to notify' a relative or some other party should a bill become delinquent.

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1 cup milk Grated rind of 1 medium lemon (about 2 teaspoons) Ground cinnamon Half-and-half Rinse rice several times in hot tap water. In a heavy 2-or 3-quart saucepan bring water and salt to a boil; stir in rice and bring to a boil; boil 15 minutes; drain. In the clean saucepan stir together rice, sugar, coconut and milk; cover and cook over low heat, stirring of-

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MORE ON ROACH BALLS Dear Heloise: A suggestion about the placement of the boric acid roach balls... I’m going to use egg cartons with a piece cut out at each end so the roaches can crawl in, but pets can’t get to the bait. Tie the carton securely with a piece of string or place a rubber band around it. Place where needed. The carton is easy to discard when the balls are too dry. Evelyn Norman * * * Great idea my friend... thanks! Heloise GOOD TO KNOW Dear Heloise: You can substitute cocoa for chocolate in a recipe by using three and one-half tablespoons cocoa and one-half teaspoon butter for each square or ounce of chocolate. Just cream the butter and chocolate together, then use like regular chocolate. Mrs. R.F. Porath Dear Heloise: I find your column to be very informative and extremely helpful. I’d like to share a hint with you. I have to get around with a walker. When I do mygrocery shopping I find that I can maneuver the shopping cart easier and faster than my. walker. That’s what gave me the idea of using my utility • cart at home. It has wheels and is very easy to go around from room to room. It’s: especially great in the kiti ; chen. I can carry dishes and food to the table or anything - else I want to move about. I hope this can be of help to; someone else. I feel it really made my life much easier. V.A.

ten, until milk is absorbed, rice is tender and grains stick together about 15 minutes. With a fork stir in lemon rind. Pack a 6-ounce custard cup wdth rice, filling % or completely full; loosen edge with a small metal spatula and turn out into a shallow’ individual dessert bowl; sprinkle top with cinnamon. Repeat with remaining rice. Serve at once; pass half-and-half. Makes 4 to 6 servings.

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