Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 97, Decatur, Adams County, 24 April 1957 — Page 11

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 24. 1957

BLUFFTON LIONS CLUB Sponsors of TOMMY DAVIS DANCE REVUE Bluffton Community Building ‘ 7:30 Friday Evening, April 26, 1957 3:00 Sunday Afternoon, April 28, 1957 ADMISSION 60c FOR TICKETS: Contact Mrs. Roger Singleton or Phone 3*4425. REAL ESTATE AUCTION BUSINESS ROOM—HOME—DRIVE-IN—ROOT BEER STAND — ON 2 ACRES OF LAND MONDAY EVENING, MAY 6th, 6:30 P.M. LOCATION: 2 Miles Southeast of Decatur, Indiana on No. 33 across from the Drive-In Theatre. This building has 5 modern, gas heated rooms for living quarters and a 16 x 40 business room, that can be used for grocery, appliance stere, restauarant or other business. It is located far enough from the highway that a filling station coulfl be placed facing the busy highway No. 33 and plenty of room to build a motel or make a large truck stop. There is a two car garage attached to the living quarters. The Hoot Beer stand is a fully equipped 13 x 21 building with plenty of parking space. It has been established for four years and does a good business. The property is in a fine state of repair and is surrounded by a nice lawn. For full inspection and other information please contact auctioneers. 30 Day possession. W. TERMS—2O% Cash on day of sale, balance upon delivery of Marketable Title. MR. & MRS. C. A. DECKER, Owner Gerald Strickler, D. S. Blair—Auctioneers C. W. Kent-Sales Mgr. Sale Conducted by The Kent Realty & Auction Co. -fc— Decatur, Indiana Phone 3-3390 Not responsible for accidents. 17 20 24 1

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County Agent's Column 0 0 Pigs For Projects Indiana 4-H club members and Future Farmers of America will be able to purchase pigs for 1957 projects at fqur sales within the

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next few weeks. Eric Holm, assistant state 4-H leader at Purdue University, has announced that receipts from the the sale will be used for promotion of the swine breed associations and the Hoosier swine industtry. Produce of nine swine breeds — Chester White. Duroc, Hamsphire, Poland China, Spotted Poland China, Bershire, Landrace, Yorkshire and Tamworth — will enter pigs for sale. In additiofi,, commerical pigs will also be on sale. All gilts except commerical animals win be eUgible for registration. Holm reported that the pigs wiU be weaned and the right size for 4-H or FFA projects. Only 4-H and FFA members win be eligible to purchase pigs offered for sale. Dates and locations for the four sales are: May 9, 4-H exhibit grounds at Lafalette; May 10, H grounds at Washington; May 4-H exhibit grounds at RushviUe; May 17, 4-H gorunds at Alexandria. • Pat Murphy, Indianapolis, is gensored by the Indiana commercial eral manager of the sales, sponpork producers association with the Purdue agricultural extension service cooperating. ----- —- i — 4 — Salad Vegetables Sprinng supphes of “salad bowl” provide an exceUent means of adding color, variety and taste appeal to winter-weary meals, Miss Miriam G. Eads, foods and nutrition specialist at Purdue University reminds homemakers. Currently in good supply are letluce, carrots, onions and celery. Holthouse tomatoes and cucumbers are beginning to put in an appearance, and fresh radishes and peppers will be getting more plentful within the next few weeks. Almost any combination of vege-

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tabfes makes a good salad, accorcK ing to Miss Eads. Be sure to have all the ingredients clean, crisp, cold and dry. BZreak into pieces large enough to identify and toss with dressing just before serving. Select a dressing for vegetable salads to bring out ther natural flavor. Qne that’s especially good and low in calories is this one recommended by Miss Eads: % c. water, 2 t. cornstarch, 2 T salad oil, ¥4 c. vinegar, % t. salt, H t. paprika, It. bottled horseradish, V/t t". prepared mustard, % t. Wordhertershire sauce, ¥< t. catsup, 1 peeled dove garlic. Cook the water and cornstarch together in a sauce pan over low heat, stirring constantly, until clear and thickened. Remove and cool. Add all remaining ingredients except garlic and beat until smooth and well blended. Add garlic. Store in a covered container in the refrigerator and use as needed, shaking well before each use. Makes one and fourth cups. For those who are even more watchful of calories, a dressing made with vinegar and orange or lemon juice and seasoned with spices or herbs is very good. 11 ' 11 T V Back Again DAYTON, O.—(lß—(WThe “little red school house” is back again. Ten brick homes in a housing development which will contain 3,000 homes will serve as school buildings for a year in order to relieve overcrowding in classrooms of regular schools. No Can See RIVER ROUGE, Mich. — W — Rita Mntie, edito of the River Rouge Herald, lost her eye glasses and placed this advertisement in the paper: “EDitor Os the HeralD has xlOst hEr GlassEs, to hEr DlstraCtioN Annd diSmay. . .” The glasses were found on the steps of city hall. Calif. Car SAN FRANCISCO — (IP) — The National Automobile Club reported there were 7,114,098 registered motor vehicles in California on Nov. 30, 1956.

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Social Security Report For March Payments Increase - In Month Os March Over 2800 persons in Northeastern Indiana began receiving monthly old-age and survivors insurance payments during the first quarter of 1957, Christian H. W. Luecke, manager of the Fort Wayne social security office, said today in submitting his report for March. This is in comparison with 1214 new claimants in the first quarter of 1956. In addition, during the same period, the Fort Wayne social security office cleared 184 claims for disability payments which wil| start with July, 1957, Luecke said. This is a new feature of the social security act provided by the amendments signed by the president in August, 1956, and provides a monthly payment to workers at age 50 or later who meet certain wage requirements, whose disability can be medically determined, and who are so disabled that they no longer are able to engage in substantial gainful employment. The report for March follows: Account number cards issued 940 Assistance to workers, employers and self-employed 57 New disability claims cleared 72 New OASI claims cleared 1333 Beneficiaries served 1298 General inquiries served 1840 The Fort Wayne office is located at 717 Fulton St. and maintains parttime offices in Angola, Auburn, Berne, Bluffton, Columbia City, Decatur, Huntington, Kendallville, and Ligonier. Allen' Alley BOSTON — (IP) — A newly dedicated street in downtown Boston is “Alien's Alley,” renamed in honor of the late comedian, Fred Avenue. A native Bostonian, Allen walked through it many times during his life.

Key Situation STONEFORT, UL — W - In 1953 Earl Thornton Jr. bought a new truck (Chevrolet) whiot he still owns. In 1955 he bought a naw passenger car of the same make. Recently he picked up his truck keys by mistake when he wanted !O use the passenger car. They worked.

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All Alone LEWISTON, Na Bhirley May Kimball, 17-ysafoeM SUM Collage freshman, had a artfuo high school graduation, Atthe Canton, Me., high school she was valedictorian, salutatorian, class essayist and only attendant at the senior prom, being the only member of the school’s senior class.