The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 November 1964 — Page 3
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CURTAIN HINT
Give fiber glass curtains new ! body with starch. After wash- BIG DISHWASHER ing, immerse them in an in- j The cadet mess hall
and let, U. S. Military Academy, West i Point, N. Y., has an automatic ■ dishwasher 26 feet long with a capacity of 10,000 pieces an
hour.
FRESH WINTER PEAR WEDGES MAKE GOOD CHEESE DIPPERS
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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Friday, November 27, 1964
FARM VALUE PER ACRE—Here are the average per acre farmland values In the various states, according to the Agriculture Department, which says values are up 35 per cent over the 1957-59 average. New Jersey, the Garden State, tops the list at $60e, and Wyoming is at the bottom at $26 per acre.
Wedges of fresh Western pears, perfect cheese dippers, are a refreshing change from traditionally heavy party foods. Choose from any of the three equally delightful varieties, Anjou, Bose
or Comice.
Fresh winter pears, though alike in appeal, are quite different in appearance. The Anjou is characteristically light green in color even when fully ripe and, as all pears, will yield to gentle pressure when ready for eating. The Bose is recognized hy its long tapering neck and russet color skin. The Comice pear is known as the “gift box pear”. It is heart shaped and often has a reddish blush on its greenish yellow skin. All varieties of fresh Western pears offer elegant eating when baked, broiled or munched out of hand. Next time you want an exciting appetizer, snack or dessert, serve pears with Dips.
Pears With Dips
Chill Anjou, Bose or Comice pears. Slice and arrange on tray around bowl of cheese dips. Let each snack-snitcher help himself by dipping pear slices into dips.
Triple Cheese Dip: 8 oz. cream cheese
1 cup cream style cottage cheese
6 oz. bleu cheese
Combine ingredients and chill to
paprika.
Devilish Ham Dip: 8 oz. cream cheese 1 (4 !■> oz.) can deviled ham cup finely chopped chutney Combine ingredients and chill. Garnish with parslojfc
teaspoon seasoned salt !i teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
blend flavors. Garnish with
For Holiday Hospitality
GOES 2,500 FEET DOWN—Workers put finishing touches on a new automated submarine at Vancouver, B. C. It is designed to “pick up an eggshell” at 2,500 feet deep. The Pisces (Fishes) is made of two steel spheres about 10 feet apart. It is self-propelled by electric motors and makes about six miles an hour. Testing comes next.
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m ay Gather your friends and relatives ’round the punch bowl for a cup of good cheer — and good conversation. A refreshing punch and a gaily decorated bowl are the basic ingredients for any Yuletide party. Brighten the punch howl hy attaching a bright red ribbon and glittering plastic “snowflakes” to the outside. Place in a setting of artificial “snow” and pine boughs. For the inside of the bowl, prepare an easy punch of applesauce, ‘cream, lemonade concentrate and sherbet made effervescent with the addition of sparkling 7-Up. It’s light, smooth and delicious! Snowflake Apple Punch 2 cups applesauce 1 pint lemon sherbet 1 pint light cream 6 bottles (7 ounces each) 1 can (6 ounce) frozen lemon- 7-Up, chilled ade concentrate, thawed Nutmeg Combine applesauce and cream in punch bowl. Slowly stir in lemonade concentrate. Add scoops of sherbet. Slowly add 7-Up. Sprinkle with nutmeg, if desired. Makes about 24 (4 ounce) servings.
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“CHIEF” TARGETS—A growing list of labor chieftains are being challenged for re-election, some of them after years Without serious opposition. David McDonald (top right). United Steelworkers president since 1953, may be unseated by his secretary-treasurer, I. W. Abel (top, left). James B. Carey (bottom, right), chief of the International Union of Electrical Workers, is in a re-eleotion battle for the first time in 15 years. After less than two years in John L. Lewis’ old chair, United Mine Workers head W. A. Boyle (bottom left) is facing a rank-and-file rebellion. Election contest* have brought new leadership or sharp fights recently in unions representing hosiery workers, insurance workers, firs fighters, textile workers, barbers and building service help.
keep it clean YOU'RE TELLING ME! By WILLIAM Bin
Omtral Press Writer
ONE AND ONE-THIRD mil-} long necks like ball bats In an lion women will go hunting this ! attempt to knock each other off fall, an increase of 50 per cent | balance, according to & nature over 1963, its estimated by the item. That’s really using their sports goods industry. Relax, ’ 1 *■ *
you bachelors—they’ll be hunting wild game not husbands,
though this is Leap Year.
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Some nations are now charging travelers “exit fees" for getting out of their countries. New slogan: “Go Home, Yankee —But First Pay Out As
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Many upholstery makers advise against do-it-yourself cleaning. One professional cleaning service, Duraclean, does not use liquid or scrubbers. Instead, it favors an aerated, absorbent cleansing foam which pulls up
4irt and greasy soiL
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In San Simas, Calif., thieves carted away a 750-pound safe
heads—though not wisely!
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Sour cream will remove rust stains — item tn o household hints column. And one's appetite
for coffee, too.
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Checking back on your famMy tree is risky, says Zadok Dum-
You kopf, because you may find to*
many branches loaded dew* with lemons.
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Pilgrims ate 'boiled eels, not
that contained only $1. The way turkey, at their first Thanks* of those transgressors certainly giving dinner, claims an his* was hardl i torian. May be so, but that's
! ! ! I not going to spoil our appetite Fighting giraffes swing their i come Nov. 26.
STILL OUT— Bankru P t a S rl - culture tycoon Billie Sol Estes is shown at federal court in Dallas, Tex., where he went free under new bond.
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MOUNTAIN NAMED AFTER LATE PRESIDENT—One of the highest unnamed mountain peaks in Canada (above) has been named after the late President John F. Kennedy, Prim# Minister Pearson announced in the House of Commons in Ottawa, Ont. The peak towers above the rugged Yukon Territory in Canada’s far north, only 15 miles from Alaska.
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