The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 March 1964 — Page 6

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTIE, INDIANA

MON., MARCH 16, 196^. P^re 6

SWITCH OX A FAVORITE

Broiled bacon and peanut butter sandwiches are a new variation of an old favorite. Combine two-third cup of peanut butter with one-fourth cup each of mayonnaise and chopped cooked bacon. 1 tablespoon of pickle relish and salt to taste. Toast 8 slices of bread on one side. Spread peanut butter on untoasted sides and broil until browned.

COOL BEAT

Apricot frappe is no trouble to make. Stir 1 cup of instant nonfat dry milk into one-half cups (12-ounce can) of apricot nectar. Blend in 1 pint of lemon sherbert, softened, and 2 tablespoons of light corn syrup. Turn into refrigerator tray. Freeze until firm. Beat or blend in electric blender until smooth. Serve in 6 glasses. STOW THAT HOSE LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) — The nfxt trend in home lawn care * may be underground piping to eliminate the choice of holding a watering hose, dragging out sprinklers or letting the grass die. New rigid plastic pipe and fittings expressely designed for lawn sprinkling systems can be installed underground at costs that are within reason for most homeowners, according t o Chemetron Corporation affiliate Tube Turns Plastics Inc.

CONCRETE RESEARCH UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (UPI) — Ever wonder what causes concrete pavements to crack when exposed to freezing and thawing conditions? Researchers at Penn State University are attempting to solve that puzzle. Their findings may have nationwide bearing on the cost and life expectancy of highways. Highway departments and aggregate producers from all parts of the country are providing materials to the civil engineering department here for the study.

TIMBER SAFER CHICAGO UPI —Heavy timber buildings are safer from fire damage than structures built with so-called “noncombustible” materials, reports the National Lumber Manufacturers Association. Temperatures inside a burning building can reach 1,700 degrees, often within 10 minutes. But wood beams char to a depth of only one and a half inches after a full hour of that temperature, the organization says, and charring is usually not sufficient to cause collapse.

SAFE DIVIDERS NEW YORK (UPI) — The New Jersey Turnpike, most heavily traveled toll road in the nation, has not had a head-on collision death since steel median dividers were installed along its entire 118-mile course in 1961, reports Armco Steel Corporation’s Metal Products Division.

A survey by a national magazine (Seventeen) shows the average college freshman girl invested $348.41 in her fall wardrobe last year. Total coed spending on fall clothing was approximately $151 million.

NEW AID FOR DOGS

WHITE PLAINS, N Y. (UPI) — Radioisotopes, a byproduct of research on the atom bomb, are finding new uses in the medical profession's constant war

on sickness and injury.

A new device called “hemolitre" uses the principle of radioisotope dilution to measure the circulating blood volume of surgical and other patients. According to its developer. Picker X-Ray Corporation, it can tell the surgeon at a glance if internal bleeding in a patient re-

quires an immediate blood transfusion, and also can give important clues in treatment of cardiac and other ailments.

POISON WARNING ROCHESTER, N Y. (UPI) — Poison experts here have warned boat owners, home handymen and amateur carpenters using the “wonder glues” known as epoxy resins to keep the stuff off their hands when it is wet. The University of Rochester department of pharmacology reported the resins are “endow-

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

— By WILLIAM RITT — Central Press Writer

SPRING or, at least, part of ’ it, came early to the Hawkeye' State this year. Mysterious blips on the radar screen of a Moline, 111., federal aviation agency proved to be kites flown by kids in West Branch, Iowa! j » i A 91-year-old Birmingham, England, beer drinker claims to have downed 53^290 pints of suds in 73 years. That figure’s positively staggering! i i j A favorite dish for St. Patrick's Day dinner in Ireland, a survey shows, is Limerick ham. Tastes so s 00 ^, it's downright poetic. ill If the current series of increases in the price of coffee continues, says Milt, the sterling

printer, the so-called “tea party” will become exactly that! ! ! ! That recent warm spell most of the U. S. was able to enjoy may have been unseasonable, but it certainly ivasn’t unreasonable! ! ! ! Patrick Henry was granted his attorney's license after studying law for only six weeks, accord* ing to an historian. Instant edu* cation? i j j A baseball hit in cooi weather travels farther than one struck when it’s hot, a scientist declares. Maybe so, but a spring exhibition game is never as exciting as a July Fourth doubleheader!

PRIMARY STARTED LIKE THIS—This is how they ran at beginning of the New Hampshire presidential primary. These folks are ail nine residents of Dixville Notch, who voted Just after midnight to be first

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PUBLIC AUCTION We ui!l sell at Public Auction at our farm located 3 miles south of Mooresville on State Road 67 to Brook Moore Addition, lh«n 1' 4 miles west 11:00 A.H..MARCH 19,1964 1956 300 International Tractor Farmall, 3 14” mounted plow, 4-row cultivator; 1952 Ford Tractor, 2 14” plow, 2-row cultivator; 2-rou Rotary Hoe; John I)«s“re 490 Porn Planter; 1956 International Wheel Disc- No. 37; 1954 International Hay Baler No. 45; 1962 Allis Chalmers All Crop Drill; 2 Wagons, gravity flow lieds; 1—2-row New Ictea Corn Picker; 2 sets running gear lor wagons; Flat Bed Wagon; Auger Wagon; 40’ Elevator; Manure Spreader; Drag Elevator; Fan Mill; Hammer Mill; Burr Mill. 600 Bales Hay; 300 Bales Straw; Set Scales, platform; 5-row Weed Sprayer; Wagon Hoist; Massey Harris Mowing Machine; Ford Mowing Machine; 8’ Cultimuleher; 4 Hog Watering Fountains; 3 Pox 50 Im. round Hog Feeders, almost new; 4—X-hnle Hog Feeders; 3-6-hole Hog Feeders; 1— I II.P. Motor; 4—16’ Augers; 4 .Motors, electric; 15 Pig Farrowing Crates; 1 Roof Fence Row Lawn Mower; Hog fencing and steel posts; Many miscellaneous items. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Bed outfits, dressers, chest of drawers; Davenport and chair; 2 Wool Rugs; Kitchen Table and 2 Chairs. Lunch Served by Bethel Faithful Workers WILLIS AND GEORGE RECORD, Owners

Jim Vaughn, Auctioneer

Milo Mendenhall, Clerk

ed with certain toxic properties which, at present, seem to be indivisible from their desirable ones.” Dr. Harold H. Borgstedt said the “desirable, if not indispensable” characteristics make them potentially toxic if exposed to the skin or breathed excessively. FAMILY HEALTH GUIDE

WASHINGTON (UPI) —One

of the family’s best friends in matters of health for the past 50 years has been rewritten and brought up to date. It is the American Red Cross Home Nursing Textbook (published by Doubleday & Co., Inc.) stores or through local Red Cross chapters. The paperbound book is divided into two and available either at book major sections — one, the

theories of disease and health, and the second, practical instructions on how to meet family and community health needs.

EASY DOES IT Company bean skillet is a good hot weather dish, because it’s top-of-stove cookery. Cook one-fourth cup of diced Canadian bacon in a skillet until lightly browned. Add

1 (1 pound» can of pork and beans with tomato sauce, onefourth cup of drained canned pineapple chunks and 1 tablespoon of brown augur. Heat, stirring now and then. Serves 2 to 3. Recfor Funeral Home PHONE OL 3-4810 AMBULANCE SERVICE

Dr, A. L. Cl leppo Foot Special’s! Will Be Available For Appointment AT COMMERCIAL HOTEL WEDNESDAY Phone 01, 3-5617 f»r Appointment

CIVIL RIGHTS RITES—Southern senators get together In Washington to map strategy against the civil rights bill. From left: Sam J. Ervin of North Carolina, James O. Eastland of Mississippi. Allen J. Ellender of Louisiana. Harry F. Byrd of Virginia, Olin D. Johnston of South Carolina. The filibuster is their weapon.

Hi Hbi NORTHERN LEADERS IN CIVIL RIO S “generals” of the administration forces in the i' >.• ; iSouth civil rights war go over their battle pim - in ! - ington. They are Senate Democratic leader Mike M n.field, Mont, (right), and Sen. Hubert Humphrey, D-.diun.

NOTHING I GUARANTEED

Your fishing license permits you to fish and limits the number of fish you may keep . . . but it doesn’t guarantee you’ll land a thing. The same is true of Indiana’s Five In-vestor-Owned Electric Companies, "licensed” by the Public Service Commission to provide your electric service. Although there is a limit on the profit they are allowed to earn, there is no guarantee that they will realize any profit at all. The Commission regulates rates, financing and services of all public utilities ... but it does not guarantee them a profit Like other companies operating in America’s free enterprise system, Indiana’s Electric Companies constantly search, for increased operating efficiencies. These result in the best possible service at the lowest possible price to you.

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