Speedway Flyer, Volume 28, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1959 — Page 5

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2,466 Salad Dressings Yes, that’s the number of salad dressings commercially produced in the United States, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Narrowing it down still more, we find mayonnaise accounts for 690, salad dressing for 668, French dressing for 362, and all other dressings for 746. Maybe you wonder what the difference is between mayonnaise and salad dressing. Dorothy Messerschmidt, Consumer Education Agent for Purdue Agricultural Extension Service, states that the difference is the larger percentage of vegetable oil used in mayonnaise. The Federal Food and Drug Act defines mayonnaise as containing at least 65 percent vegetable oil, by weight. The law defines salad dressing as composed of vegetable oil at least 30 percent by weight. Also contains either the whole egg or an egg yolk, whereas salad dressing has egg yolk ingredient equivalent to at least 4 percent by weight to liquid egg yolks. So the next time you shop for mayonnaise or salad dressing check the label and you’ll understand why mayonnaise costs

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more money than salad dressing. It costs more because it contains a greater amount of oil and of egg. To Be, Or Not To Be Refrigerated If you ask whether your catsup should be refrigerated you can know you’re not alone. Many homemakers wonder about this. If your family uses lots of catsup, there’s no need to refrigerate the bottle after is has been opened. Kept at room temperature, it will pour easier. Added to that, it will not cool the food on which it is used. However, if you use the catsup just occasionally, and the bottle is apt to be around the house for long periods of time, it is safest to store it in the refrigerator. State Trees The pine tree, familiar on eari> flags and coins of New England, dominates the state seal of Ver mont, but the hard maple is the generally recognized state tree Nebraska officially adopted the name of Tree Planters State in 1899. but has yet to make the übiquitous cottonwood, or any other, its legally chosen tree.

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The familiar “X” marks the spot of railway-road Intersections, but throughout Indiana train-car crashes have changed the sign to a ghastly skull and crossbones. **X” marks the spot where 97 persons crashed to their deaths against tons of rolling steel in 1957. The Indiana Office of Traffic Safety reports 1900 persons have died in auto-train crashes since 1941. “Only increased caution will decrease such accidents,” the office says, “because trains can’t dodge.** They say motorists should always slow down and be prepared to stop when they spot the “X** marking the spot ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE

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KENNETH’S BEAUTY SHOP 5209 W. 10th St. (rear of Frost-Top) “Complete Beauty Service” MR. RUDY—Hair Stylist—formerly of House of James JANE SARTOR (from Virginia Farrell Academy of Advanced Hair Styling) 3 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS KENNETH'S PERSONAL SERVICE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY 5209 W. 10th St. 3612 W. 30th St. CH. 1-6000 WA. 5-6525 Hours —Mon. thru Sat., 9 AM. to 5 P.M. Evenings By Appointment

Cook-Out Hints Steaks, incidentally, seem to be the top favorite of all patio epicures. For charcoaling, it is recommended that you select steaks that are at least 1% inches thick, and be sure to remove them from the refrigerator at least an hour before grilling so that they sire at room temperature. Also, use a pair of barbecue tongs when turning them. Piercing them with a fork will permit their juices to escape Eind the steaks to dry out. Happy barbecue!

RMtock With Protein The words “every day” are important to keep in mind. Since extra protein cannot be stored by the body for future use, it is necessary to re-stock the body with protein food every day. Mary Mapes Dodge The American author, Mary Mapes Dodge, who wrote “Hans Brinker; or The Silver Skates,** had never seen Holland at the time she wrote the book, reports The World Book Encyclopedia. Years later, a Dutch bookseller recommended it to her as the best children’s book about Holland.

RACING EVERY FRIDAY EVENING At The CLERMONT LIONS CLUB PARK 3 Blocks South of U.S. 136 on Tonsel Road Participants Are Members of the Indianapolis Quarter Midget Racing Association PRACTICE STARTS TIME TRIALS AT 6 P-M. AT 7 P.M. RACING UNDER LIGHTS AT 8:30 P.M. APPROXIMATELY 15 RACES ADULTS, 50c CHILDREN 5 to 15 Yrs., 25c CHILDREN UNDER 5 YRS. FREE Picnic Facilities Available for Early Arrivals Sponsored by the CLERMUNT LIUNS CLUB

St. Anthony Bazaar Join the festivities at St. Anthony’s annual Bazaar to be held June 18-19-20 at 379 North Warman Avenue. Delicious dinners will be served and St. Anthony’s famous fish sandwiches featured all three evenings. Serving and fast carry-out begins at 4:30. Enjoy the games and rides, fun and excitement at St. Anthony’s Bazaar.

Westwood (Continued from Page 1) Westwood vs. Miramar Girls 25 M. Free 8 and under: 1, D. Sunier, W. 50 M. Free 9 and 10: 1, S. Pret!ti, M; 2, Nancy O’Neal, W; 3, Rumple, W. : 50 M. Freestyle; 1, B. Najar, W. 100 M. Freestyle: 1, C. Poste, W. 100 M. Freestyle: 15 and 16: ! 1, M. Theobald, W; 2, L. Kegley, W; 3, Gastineau, W. Open Free: 1, J. Hazeldine, W.; 2, A. Ritsent, W. 50 M. Breast or Fly 9 and 10: 1, E. Clark, W; 2, S. Pretti, M; 3, N. O’Neal, W.

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50 M. Breast or Fly 11 and 12: I, B. Najar, W.; 2, J. Atkinson, W.; 3, M. Tyner, M. 100 M. Breast or Fly .13 and 14: 1, C. Poste, W.; 2, L. Tiedemann, M.; 3, S. Kingsbury, M. 100 M. Breast or Fly 15 and 16: 1, C. Gastineau, W.; 2, Kegley, W.; 3, M. Theobald, W. 100 M. Breast or Fly, open: 1, J. Hazeldine, W.; 2, A. Ritsent, W. 50 M. Backstroke 9 and 10: 1, Pretti, M.; 2, N. O’Neal, W.; 3, S. Sunier, W. 50 M. Back Stroke 11 and 12: 1, M. Norquist, W.; 2, M. Tyner, M.; 3, Betsy Najar, W. 100 M. Back Stroke 13 and 14: 1, S. Kingsbury, M.; 2, C. Poste, W.; 3, L. Tiedemann, M. 100 M. Back Stroke 15 and 16: I, L. Kegley, W.; 2, M. Theobald, W.; 3, C. Gastineau, W. 100 M Back Stroke, open: 1, J. Hazeldine, W.; 2, A. Ritsent, W. 200 M. Free Relay 9 and 10: 1, Westwood (S. Sunier, C. Rumple, E. Clark, N. O’Neal); 2, Miramar. 200 M. Free Relay 11 and 12: 1, Westwood (S. Atkinson, K. Kempf, M. Norquist, B. Najar); 2, Miramar. 200 M. Free Relay 13 and 14: 1, Miramar. 200 M. Free Relay 15 and 16: 1, Westwood (Theobald, Kegley, C. Gastineau, Poste). 25 M. Freestyle 8 and under: 1, Phil Henry, M.; 2, Joe Gray, W.; 3, Cass Clark, W. 50 M. Free Style 9 and 10: 1, G. Kinkead, W.; 2, L. J. Henry, M.; 3, Tom Gray, W. 50 M Free Style, 11 and 12: Kenny King, W.; 2, Dick Jacks, W.; 3, Kent Gray, W. 100 M. Free Style 13 and 14: Tom Elson, W.; 2, R. Philips, M.; 3, M. Cannon, M.

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100 M. Freestyle 15 and 16: 1, B. Poste, W.; 2, G. Najar, W.; 3, B. Booth, M. 50 M. Breast or Fly 10 and under: 1, G Kinkead, W.; 2, Tom Gray, W; 3, R. Stegemoller, W. 50 M. Breast or Fly 11 and 12: 1, D. Jacks, W.; 2, K. King, W.; 3, C. Sunier, W. ! 100 M. Breast or Fly 13 and 24: 1, T. Elson, W.; 2, M. Cannon, M.; 3, Denny Ruff, W. 100 M. Breast or Fly 15 and 16: I, B. Poste, W.; 2, G. Najar, W.; 3, B. Booth, M. &-50 M. Back Stroke 10 and under: 1, Gary Kinkead, W; 2, L. J. Henry, M.; 3, Tom Gray, W. 50 M. Back Stroke 11 and 12:

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1, K. King, W.; 2, D. Jacks, W.; 3, H. Clark, W. 100 M. Back Stroke 13 and 14: 1, T. Elson, W.; 2, R. Phelps, M.; 3, M. Cannon, M. 100 M Back Stroke 15 and 16: 1, G. Najar, W.; 2, B. Poste, Wtf 3, B. Booth, M. 200 M. Free Style Relay 10 and under: W. (Phelps, Gray, Stegemoller, Kinkead). 200 M Freestyle Relay 11 and 12: W. (Clark, Jacks, Gray, King). 200 M. Freestyle Relay 13 and 14: W. (Elson, Ruff, Crane, Sunier); 2, M. 200 M. Freestyle Relay 15 and 16: W. (Neiderhauser, Strause, Najar, Poste).