The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 November 1963 — Page 4

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HOLLYWOOD (CPU — The Bernhardt requested permission and gardens.

White House proved to be out to • shoot loCi ‘ tion shots on the !

of bounds for the cast and crew P remi8es - The movie company, of “Kisses For My President - ’ w ' as allowed to film sequences

GRFENCASTLE, INDIANA

Card of Thanks

IN MEMORY

In loving remembrance otf our mother, Connie U. Bales, who passed away one year ago, JJov.

11, 1962.

We often sit and think of ytou And of the way you died, You never said good-bye Before you closed your eyefi. The blow was hard, the shock

severe.

We never realized death was so

near,

And only those who have lost can tell. The pain of parting without farewell. We laid you to rest Up there on the hill, We have you no more, That was God’s will. She left in our lives A great empty space And no one on earth Can take her place. Sadly missed by the family.

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We wish to thank each and every one who helped in any way to ease our sorrow. A special thank you to the many friends, relatives and neighbors, and the ladies of the Christian Church for bringing the food. Also thanks to the many people who sent the tieautiful flowers, many of whom we do not know, and to the, dozens and dozens of people who have sent the lovely card 4. A special thanks to HopkinsWalton and their ornployees, the minister. Rev. Winslow and anyone else wh t t> helped in any way. The family 0 f Jimmy Shoaf. P-

said, the University’s annual e- white trillium.

lectncal costs have risen from

less than $15,000 to more than •nn,

$1.5 million. ^ hen maKin £ a PP’e or other __ fruit pies, try a cupful of corn-

flakes and a half cup full of

ad r nr ■ ° ra e ™ hk ‘ m of Can - sugar in the bottom crust before ftdas province of Ontario is the putting in the fruit.

MON.,- NOV, n, 1043. Pctno 4 Giv e Thanks For Turkey

MARRIED 75 YEARS—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Todd of La Grange, Ind., are looking back on 75 years of married life as of Nov. 8. Both axe 94 years old. They were married in a log cabin when they were 19 years old.

PLAN FILM MFSEl M HOLLYWOOD (UPIl — Plan* are progressing for a Hollywoc.d movie and television musenm which will have exhibits and demonstrations of filming tL-ch-niques in both industries.

CONNOF/3 IN COMEDY HOLT.YWOOD (UPI) — Mike Conner teams up with Jack DoroMiy Provine in “Good NeighLeirrion, Romy Schneider and bor Sam.” Connors, former “Tightrope” V’deo star’ plays Miss Schneit’.er’s husband. The film, a comedy, takes place in San Francisco.

512.1 BILLION

PUBLIC UTILITY

TRADE MINING, SMELTING

BY INDUSTRY OTHER

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VALUE OF U. 5. INVESTMENTS ABROAD—Th s National Industrial Conference Board chart illustrates the big rise in value of U. S. duect investment abroad. Direct investments are those in which the investing Interests in the U. S. hold direct control or a voice In management by virtue of substantial equity Their book value at end of 1982 was $37.1

billion, more than three times the $11.8 billion of 1950.

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ELECTRIC’ BILL SPOKANE. Wash. (UPI) Operation of research equipment has greatly increased electrical power costs at most of the nation’s colleges, T.M.C. Martin of Berkeley told a recent meeting of the Institute of Electrical and the University of California in Electronics Engineers. Martin .said student enrollment at his institution has almost doubled to 25.000 since World War II. In the same period, he

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NUMBERS

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LOSING.

& &OME FARMERS BUY A FERTILIZER SOLELY ON THE BASIS OF THE THREE 'S.-J*-BiG NUMBERS ON THE BAG. THESE NUMBERS, SUCH r AS 12-12-/2, REPRESENT THE PERCENTAGE OP w A/TROGEN, PHOSPHATE ANP POTASH CONFA/NEP/H THE FERTILIZER, IN THAT ORPER, <f\ Si BUT THE ‘ yJlTROGE H NUMBER WILL BE THE SAVE > i/ » ON >1 BAG OF CHEAP FERTILIZER AS ON A BAB OP PREMIUM FERTILIZER. YET THE CHEAP KIND CONf J , TAINS ONLY CVE FORM OP NITROGEN, WHILE THE PREMIUM fertilizers contaln three varieties ^ FOR CONTINUING NUTRITION...

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^ OR TAKE THE LAST NUMBER, WHICH REPRESENTS TH£ PERCENTAGE OF POTASH. CHEAP FERTILIZERS ' CONTAIN POTASSIUM CHLOR/PE, ANP TOO MUCH CHLOR/PE CAN HAMPER THE UPTAKE OF PHOSPHORUS. PREMIUM FERTILIZERS CONTALN SULPHATE OF POTASHKT MAGNESIA, which IS VIRTUALLY CHLORPE-FREE BUT y . *. CONTAINS TWO /MPORTANT SECONPARY EL EMENTS - - xC+ MAGNES/UM AND SULFUR. YET THE NUMBERS ON TiS „ BAGS ARE THE SAME. . BE 5JRE 70 LOCK on THE PAG FOR A PESCRLPTLON Cr THE INGREDIENTS.

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The juicy, goldcn-brov.Ti turkey on the holiday table is good reason to give thanks for the abundance of the season. With the addition of Ac’cent monosodium glutamate, your bird can be a paragon of good flavor. Ac’cent brings out all the sweet, delicate taste of the meat and makes it seem juicier, too. Shake it on the skin and inside the cavities—and be sure to use it in the stuffing and gravy, too. Allow about one-half pound ready-to-cook turkey per serving when purchasing the bird—and allow extra weight for seconds, sandwiches, and the incomparable turkey hash.

Holiday Turkey

Wash turkey in cold running water. Pat inside dry with paper towels; leave outside moist. Use Vt teaspoon Ac’cent per pound of turkey ready to stuff. Set aside half the total amount for the dressing and gravy; divide the remainder between skin and body cavities. Sprinkle cavities also with salt and pepper. Stuff turkey. Fasten neck skin to body with skewer. Push legs under band of skin at tail, or tie them to tail. Place turkey, breast side up, on rack in shallow open roasting pan. If desired, cover with a loose covering or “tent” of aluminum foil. Roast turkey in a slow oven (325 F.), according to weight. Cook the bird SMj to 4 hours for a 6 to 8-pound turkey; 4 to 4Vi hours for an 8 to 12-pound bird; 4Vi to 5Vi hours for a 12 to 16-pound bird; 5Vi to 6Vi hours for a 16 to 20-pound bird; GVi to 7 hours for a 20 to 24-pound bird.

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