The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 June 1976 — Page 15

Egg order implemented

Regulations implementing the egg research and promotion order have been officially published. The order was voted in by egg producers who voted during a national referendum last November. The order will provide for financing and carrying out a coordinated program of research, and JUMPER SKIS All Sizes Cypress Gorden At Discount Prices Now At MACY’S WAWASEE SUP

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promotion and advertising to improve, maintain, and develop domestic arid foreign market for eggs, egg products, and spent fowl. Effective August 1, eggs marketed by producers with more than 3.000 laying hens will be assessed a nickel on each 30 dozen eggs. Collecting the assessment and remitting it to the egg board will be handled by shell egg packers and egg breakers Producers who grade or break their own eggs must remit the assessment on them, as must handlers who do no more than buy and sell nest run eggs

Copies of the rules and regulations for implementing the egg research and promotion order may be obtained from the poultry division, agricultural marketing service. USDA. Washington. D. C. 20250. One slightly injured in car collision A driver Jane Stewart. 23, of Pierceton escaped injury when her car collided with another westbound vehicle driven by Allen G. Lobaugh. 37, of Warsaw Friday, June 18. Benjamin Michael Stewart, two. of North Webster, passenger in the Stewart car. received a small cut on his lower lip. Lobaugh. waiting for a car in front of him to turn left, attempted to pass the car on the light side when he collided with the Stewart car. Damage estimated was $250 to the Stewart car. Xanders graduates magna cum laude George L. Xanders, son of Mr. and Mrs G. L. Xanders. 178 N. Shore Dr . Syracuse, graduated magna cum laude from Wittenberg university. Springfield. Ohio, on Sunday. June 13 Supreme court justice William H Rehnquist delivered the commencement address and received an honorary doctor of laws degree. The commencement marked the end of the 131st academic year for the private liberal arts university.

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Q. I would like tips on cooking lentils and suggestions on how they can be served. A. Lentils, being rather on the dull side, can be sparked up if combined with the right ingredients. Mix them with fruits, vegetablesor meats. Their mild but distinctive flavor can be brought out by straight-forward butter and subtle saucing or may be enhanced by the addition of sour c. earn, mushrooms, cheeses, brown sugar, molasses, onions, herbs, nuts or smoked meats Lentils are inexpensive and nutritious They provide a big share of a persons dailyprotein. mineral and vitamin need. Unlike dried peas and beans, lentils don't require soaking and cook quickly — in just 30 minutes. Wash lentils prior to cooking, add water, seasoning, if desired, bring to boiling point, reduce heat to simmer. Cover tightly Cook for 30 minutes Remember that 1 cup of lentils will expand to 2 to 24 cups after cooking. Because of their low moisture content, dry lentils should be stored in jars or cans with snug fitting cover and in a cool dry place. Q. Can fresh and frozen fruits be combined for a successful fruit bowl and which fruits combine the best? • A: Fresh and frozen fruits can be successfully combined and most types of fruits combine well together By combining canned.

frozen and fresh fruits, the end product is what the French call a “compote composee" Try these combinations: 1) slice pinapple. apricot halves, sweet red cheeries: 2) watermelon balls, peach slices, organge slices; 3) grapefruit sections, unpared apple slices, or 4) cooked dried fruit, white cherries, red raspberries. One word of caution. Use an anti-browning solution or combine pared fruit with citrus fruit to prevent browning. Q. Does a particular potato salad recipe make a difference in the food spoilage potential? A. The acidity level in salad mixtures will aid in the prevention of spoilage bacteria. When enough pickles and acid salad dressing are distributed in the mixture, the acid they furnish is an aid against spoilage. Purdue university suggests that you — use as much pickles as you would like, because it helps to retard food spoilage — marinate the cooked potatoes immediately after dicing; acid containing dressing discourages the grow th of bacteria — decrease the quantity of ingredients which favor bacteria growth such eggs, keep separate and add just before serving and remember, maintain cold food at 42 degrees F and never allow food to remain at temperatures favorable to bacterial growth for long periods of time.

Two Syracuse students on dean's list MURRAY, Ky., - A total of 1.143 undergraduate students at Murray State university earned recognition on the dean s list for high scholarship during the 1976 spring semester. Among that number are 260 who achieved a perfect 4.00 standing. Others on the dean’s list had grade point standings between 3.30 and 4.00. Standings are figured on the basis of 4.00 for A, 3.00 for B. 2.00 for C and 1.00 for D grades. Full time undergraduate enrollment for the spring semester was 5.011. Records from the university's data processing office show Gretchen and James Hughes. Syracuse, included on the dean’s list. Angela Jessop is attending a Spanish workshop MUNCIE — Angela Jessop, box 428 Milford, is attending a summer foreign language high school workshop in Spanish sponsored by the Ball State university foreign languages department. Classes in grammar, reading, writing conversation and culture are being provided Recreational activities such as folk dancing, sports, sing-a-longs. cookouts and handicrafts are an integral part of the program. Meals include national dishes and are considered a group activity with Spanish conversation prevailing at the table. w al MISS LAKE WEBSTER SKI BEES* — The Lake Webster Ski Bees have chosen Karen Adair as “Miss Lake Webster Ski Bees” in the coining Mermaid Festival. Karen lives on r 1 North Webster and is a graduate of Muncie Central high school who attended Ball State university for one year. She is 19. has blonde hair, blue eyes and weighs 120 pounds. She stands five feet, seven inches tall. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Adair and enjoys water skiing, swimming, sewing and drama.

Public Invited To Attend A Very Important Land Use Meeting Os The Syracuse Plan Commission AT WAWASEE MICH SCHOOL COMMONS Tuesday,June 29 7:30 p.m. LATZ & ASSOCIATES FORT WAYNt • INDIANA Will Be On Hand To Discuss A Long Range Comprehensive Plan And Land Use Development For Turkey Creek Township ✓* We Need Your input \

Wed., June 23, 1976 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

. I if I - ' X? — Ky ■kM JI AT STATE FAIR— The king and queen of state fair box office records will be drawing 'em in at the 1976 Indiana State Fair August 19-29. when Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, son Dusty and the Sons of the Pioneers entertain Hoosier throngs at the wild and wooly Tommy Steiner World Championship Rodeo. Paul G. Thurston, state fair director in charge of entertainment, reports that both attractions are perennial favorites of fair visitors and will run Tuesday. Aug. 24. through August 27 with two big shows daily. The “King and Queen of the West” appeal to a vast audience from three to 103. which probably accounts for their holding more all-time box office records than any team in the fair entertainment industry. The famous couple, married 29 years, pulled in a record 42.000 rodeo fans to see the action in the Houston Astrodome in 1975. Though many years have passed since Roy Rogers was the top cowboy box office draw for 12 successive seasons in motion pictures, the singing cow boy is a familiar face to many youngsters today ctueio reruns of his hit television series, guest appearances on television variety shows and of course numerous state fair performances throughout the country. A recipient of the First Annual Thomas Edison Great American Award, Rogers is on the big screen again as his new feature motion picture. Mackintosh & P.J., premiered in Lubbock. Texas, on February 5. The film, which has grossed over a million in Texas. Oklahoma and Ohio, can be seen throughout Indiana later this summer. The active Rogers team will join in a salute to America's Bicentennial on an NBC special, “The Fabulous Fourth” on July 4. in the Los Angeles coliseum. On hand for the festive occasion will be 6.000 singers, a 2.000 piece band and an audience of 100.000 honor students from California. A special appearance will be made by President Ford and Governor Ed Brown. The rough and tumble action of Stenier’s Rodeo will commence on Tuesday. Aug. 24, with two big shows at 3 and 7:30 p.m.: Wednesday. Aug. 25, at 3 and 7:30 p.m.; Thursday. Aug. 26, at 3 and 7:30 p.m.; and Friday, Aug. 27. at 3 and 7:30 p.m.

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