The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 August 1965 — Page 5

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This pint-sized pastry chef points with pride to her first culinary achievement, baked to perfection in an electric oven. Home economists suggest that mothers encourage youngsters to learn cooking as a practical, fun hohhv.

For Collectors Early American Jelly Glasses

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; The jelly making set Ip in a tizzy over an Early American {pressed ware type glass. It all started when an old fashioned, fwide mouth jelly tumbler was molded in a quilted-crystal design, ifitted with metal lid decked in gay fruits, and displayed in {supermarkets. , These new-old eight ounce glasses come in a reusable styrotfnam tray. Each of the dozen glasses has a little compartment ‘of its own. I Mamma would have loved the way the planes, made by the Iquilted design, reflect light when jelly is turned out for serving. fHer granddaughters and most of their friends couldn’t care less ’about that. But they delight in being among the first to use the lelegant looking, inexpensive glasses for serving party dips and 'other food accessories as well as the breakfast jelly Other women are filling the pretty containers with anything tfrom peanuts to pansies and passing them out as gifts. So. don't .be surprised if you find some of them under your Christmas •tree; empty, filled with jelly, or maybe popcorn. ( i

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FULL SUPPORT of President Johnson's views on the South Viet Nam situation are expressed by Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois as he sits in a familiar spot atop his desk in Washington.

Moon Rocket's Test Is Perfect CAPE KENNEDY UPI— An Atlas-Centaur rocket shot a dummy spacecraft toward a “paper moon” Wednesday in a flawless rehearsal for America's first Project Surveyor moonshot this fall. The brilliant success was a big boost to the hardluck Centaur that has cost more than a I half billion dollars to develop. The high-powered rocket sent the 2.100-pound surveyor model speeding on a 63-hour journey toward an imaginary point 240,000 miles away In space. The rocket itself performed 1 with near perfection on its 11- ' minute climb intos pace. It then kicked the dummm payload away from the Centaur upper stage with the rocket performing an acrobatic maneuver to shoot it away from the model moonship’s course. The success, one of the most

Important In Centaur's history, cleared the booster for the first launch of a live Surveyor lunar lander in November or December. The rocket had only two successes in five previous shots and blew up on its last launch in March.

A Clip the certificate below and SAVE *2022 on any new Co-op freezer Co-op Upright Freezers—from T5 to 20 cubic feet m sree. Co-op Chest Freezers—from 15 to 23 cubic feet. AB buiK to yoor Co-op s highest standards of quality. And now's the time to buy. Just bring die certificate below to trout Co-op. Save a whopping 520.00 on the freeaer of yoor choice! For example, the 21 ca. ft. chest freezer below is only 5241.45 and the 20 cu. ft. upright freezer is only $260.67 when purchased with a certificate. fOft’er good only during August, 19654

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No Merger of Reserves, Guard WASHINGTON UPI — A House subcommittee Wednesday killed the administration's plan to merge the Army Reserves and the National Guard by officially announcing its oppostion to the plan. In a statement marking the end of its hearings, the armed services panel said the merger would not be in the "national interest.” The statement was issued by Chairman F. Edward Hebert, D-La.. and signed by eight of the nine members of the sub-

eommitte®. Th® Ion# dissenter was Rep. Lucien Nedzi, DMich., who said the majority had acted “directly contrary to the national interest,” particularly in view of the crisis in Viet Nam. The panel rejected the Pentagon’s contention that the proposal would result in “more usable combat power.”

TheObity Banner,. Greancastlu, Tndiane Thursday, August 12, 1965

Medicare Cards In Mail Aug. 31

WASHINGTON UPI — A spokesman for the Social Security Administration said Wednesday the first batch of enrollment cards for the voluntary medical insurance portion of the new Medicare program will go

into the mails Aug. 31.

whether mailing the cards before the end of August might be construed as a violation of i the new law’s stipulation that

| the enrollment period begin

| Sept. 1.

About 14 million persons over 65, whoi are already on Social . Security benefit rolls, will receive the cards between Sept. 1 and early December.

High And Low NEW YORK UPI -The highest temperature reported Wednesday to the US. Weather Bureau, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 106 at Tila Bend, Ariz. The lowest reported thi* morning was 43 at Ooneonta, N.Y., and Philipsburg, Pa.

Read the Classifieds

Officials have abandoned a plan—reported in a UPI dispatch Tuesday—to begin the vast mailing job next week. Legal officers raised a question

VFW POST 1550 FUN NIGHT Friday, Aug. 13,1965 Shrimp and Games For Post Members, Their Ladies And Post Auxiliaries Post Picnic Sunday, August 15, 1965

CRESCENT SLICED 8AC0N u,. 53c

PORK Cutlets, lb. 79c MINUTE STEAK, lb.. 69c

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VALENTINE

Wieners 11 49

VALENTINE

Bologna Lb 49

STARK-WETZEL No. 1 SLICED BACON Lb. ^9c

STARK-WETZEL SMOKED PICNICS lb. 39 c STARK-WETZEL WIENERS, lb. 59c

CENTER CUT

PORK CHOPS 79

DOVE LIQUID 13< Off 22 Oz. 49c

10c off Giant

BREEZE 69

N.B.C. CHOC.

PIN 1 Lb Bag WHEELS 49

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POUND CAN 69

SURF

REG. SIZE BOX

PURE CANE

SUGAR 10

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ORCHARD 54 OZ.

Orange Drink &| 49

MARZETTI POTATO ITOBASCO SALAD DRESSING,.. 49c ISAUCE

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39c

BITS-A-SEA TUNA 19c

DISTILLED VINEGAR Gallon 49c

3 LB. CAN I SUPREME SWEDISH I GIANT SWIFT’NING ... 69c | CREMES, lb. . . . 49c | CHEER .. 67c

FARMERS PRIDE NO. 2'/i CAN

PEACHES ...25

MIRA CLO

GIANT TIDE

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PY-O-MY ICINGS AND CAKE MIXES, Box Me

BLEACH Gallon

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U.5. NO. 1 WHITE

POTATOES 20 u> ^95

INDIANA FANCY JUMBO CANTALOUPES

3 FOR *1 00

CRISP CARROTS

CELLO BAGS

THE MARKET FRESHEST 2 for 25C I AND FINEST AT STOP ’N SHOP