Thursday, February 27, 1969
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
SECTION C
Women’s Health
f CURVES" FOR
'i:ays under i4
' Berkeley, Calif. (WM'NS) A
survey of 162 Uttle League plac
ers has revealed that every sin-
ijle pitc^ei* suffered from bone
And cartilage inflammation or
|ome other elbow injur>\
In citing this survey by medi
cal researchers to a National
Conference on Medical Aspects of
Sports, Prof. G. Lawrence R;ir-
ick, University of California, said
tliat only a few non-pitchers re
vealed damaged elbows.
Dr. Rarick pointed out the
danger of stress to joint struc-
jures during the groivVing years.
Curved ball throwing is not re-
ommended for boys under 14
ears of age. Pitthlng should be
imiled to two innings per game.
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JOLOR TELEVISION
X-RAYS SOUL"
Basle, Switzerland (WMNSi
The use of color gives an x-ray
.icture of the soul,” accordinig to
Dr. Max Lerscher of the Insti-
ule of Psycho-Diagnostic Medi
cine. '
Dr. Leuscher said you reveal
yoursellf when you adjust your
■olo rtelevision set so as to play
up one color more than another.
If you heighten the red tones.
you exhibit self-confidence and
physical vitality, he said. If you
mute them, you're probably self-
effacing. Intensifying the blue
indicates tranquility and impass
ivity. Turning up the yelknv
shows an optimistic personality.
Preferring violet indicates neu
roticism.
In other words, when adjusting
t-he color TV set leads to familyj
in
Bethware News
'Girl Seput Cookie Sale Starts Friday,
Area Girl Scouts Participating In Drive
sq;uabbles, there’s no point . .
blaming color blindness or color j
insensitivity. It’s a clash of |)er-,
sonalitic .
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2:27
TO CONCEIVE OH *
NOT CONCEIVE |
East Lansing, Mich. iWMNS) |
“'When children are taught howj
babies are conceived, they should*
be taught how babies are notl
conceived,” Dr. Selig Neubar'dtl
has told students at Michigan
State University. j
The now Rochelle, N. Y. obstet-i
rician and gynecologist said that,
although Ignorance of modern re*,
liable methods of contraception
might explain some unplanned
prcLnancies, intelligent American
women cannot use such an ex
cuse. They are, or should be, in
formed enough to avoid “sur
prise" pregnancies.
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23 SAP-ETY RULES
FOR POWERFUL DRUGS
Washington, D. C. tWMNS) ]
Like -a rope, the drug your doc-;
tor prescribes can be either a
lifeline or a garrote — depend-i
ing on whether it’s used proipcrly
or not. I
Most people realize that mCdi-:
cine cabinets should be cleaned
out. But .safety rules for prescrip-.
tlon drugs are more intricate
than that, according to an infor
mative pamphlet listing 23 rules,
Mrs, Lewis Philb(‘ck has return
ed home from the Kings Moun
tain hospital.
Mrs. Minerva Philbeck spt*nt
several days with her son Lewis
Pliilbeck and family of Bessemer
City last week.
Mr. Jasper Philbeck ontere<l
the Kings Mountain hospital
Wednesday.
Recent visitors of Mrs. J. M.
Wright and Marguerite were Mrs.
D. M. Teague and Miss i*:stelle
Barber of Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Teague and
Henry Bell of Charlotte, Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Goforth, Larry Bell
of Sheioy and Mr. anj Mrs. Otto
BelJ were recent visitors of Mrs.
J. W. Bell.
.Mrs. Sam Btdl and Gail, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Calhoun of
Jay Patterson, Jr., and Gina and Rutherfordton, Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Murmy and children of Bostic,
Mr. and Mrs. Zay Moore and
including: Oba Adams and Mr. and Mrs.
^\ever take a medicine in the Carl Blanton Sunday guests of
dark. ' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Blanton.
They honored Raymond Blanton,
♦If new symptoms develop afft- Cathy Calhoun and Dennis Davis
er medication, tell your doctor. with a birthday dinner.
♦Keep the lalx.*l up when pour- ’
ing from a medicine bottle so
that the drippage does not de-
.stroy the label.
Mr. and Mrs. John Senter and
daughter, Betsy of Gastonia were'
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Horace
Miss Nadine Bell, a sfUdent U
Western Carolina University, Cul-
lowhee, sp<‘nt the we<»kcnd with
lior parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Bell and Jack.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Johnny Mi Kinney were .Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Davis and family of
Grover.
Mr. Gaston Grigg and son,
Kenneth returned home Sunday
from the Cleveland Memorial
hospital.
Mrs. Lewis Jenkins and chil
dren visitecl .Mrs. Roby Jenkins of
Gastonia Sunday.
1 pint (2 jars) cream
12-20 Girl Scout Mints—thor
oughly chilled to make >rittle
WTiip cream and add condensed
, milk slowly mixinlg well. Put
The annual Girl Scout Cookie halves in bottom mold and stand Mints in a paper bag or between
Sale opens Friday. \ Butter Flavored Shorties around ’ two sheets of heavy oil paper and
The picture of 3*a million Girl the edge. Pour in gelatin mixture roll to crumbs. Stir these into the
and chill until finn. . ci'oam and pour into the tray of
• • * * electric refrigerator. When prac-
MINT ICE CREAM tically frozen, remove from refri-
l can ('ondensed sweet milk J gerator and stir once more.,
slightly jelluHl and beginning to
set, whip until light and fluff>'.
, . , , ,, Fold in crumbleci cookies and
clamly morsels so « annually shipped cream. Place the apricot
the products of 14 franchised
Scouts up to their elhoKvs in
cookie dough has been a popular
public image. But that’s not the
way toiiay’s Girl Scout cookie
crumbles.
Fine Arts Festival In Shelby March I
Feature Six Divisions Of Show
is nationwide, the hows and
wherefores are a matter of local
council judgment and proceeds
remain in the local area, divided
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Actually, the 5cS million boxes
of
arc the products
commercial bakeries throughout
the country.
‘Easrd on rcfjuircmonts ost-ab-' Wil
lished by the national Girl Scout _ r it
organization, these manufacturers, a fine arts festival will be held Three of the divisions are limi •
make five different kinds of Saturday (March H in Shijlby^ ed to Junior Woman s Club mem-
cookies three are standard re- for all Junior Woman's Club bers, but members may ®
cipes and two free choices select- members in District 4 of the N. high school students to partlci-
<><1 from the manufacturer’s own c. Junior Woman’s Club. and music
specialties. Six divisions of competition will divisions. Mrs. Paul J. Susie, Jr.,
, , . offered in the District 4 event president of Shelby Junior Worn-
Although the selling of cookies Baptist Church of Shel-’an’s Club and District 4 fine arts
< nationwide, the hows and winners in sew- chairman, will preside.
ing. art. crafts, literature, music' Clubs in the district are located
and public speaking will compete in Bessemer City. Cherryvi o.
later at the University of North Cliffside, Dallas, Ellenboro, Falls-
between the troops and the cf)un- cai-oUna-Greensboro with \\1nners ton. Forest City, Gastonia, Henri-
cil. The council money is used other districts in the etta-Avondale - Caroleen, Kings
for subsidizing camping activities | Mountain, Spindale and Stanley.
and for the maintenance and re- ’
pair of camp equipment.
Although the adult volunteers
in the Council make the initial
arrangements, it’s the youngsters
who aro responsible for handlin'^
th(* details of the sale, making
change and filling out reteipts.
The Girl Scout cookie sales
liave bc*en in existence since 193(5
although Girl .Scouting itself is
57 years old. They hav’o been an
important factor in making Giri
.S.out camping available to mill
ions of American girls.
The polite youngster wearing
her crisp uniform and best Girl
.S.’out smile who oR'ers a eally'
fine product for sale is always
welcome.
Profits from this sale have been
used to pur<*hase a new camp
site in Golden V’alle.v, Rutherford
County, X. C., ani to maintain
present camp facilities. Recently
a road has been built into the
I l operty which was also paid for
h.v the cookie sale.
Cookie profits also pay for
maintenance and repairs at Camp
Rotary and Camp Kiwanis and
for camperships for Scouts who
otherwise could not afford a
camping opportunity.
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I Chairman in the Kings Moun-j
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Girl SexTut cfjokies can be used
in a variety of recipes. Amont?‘
them;
COOKIE SOUFFLE
Using Buttered Flavored Shor
ties
1 cup scalded milk
12 cookies broken
4 egg yolks
L* tsp. vanilla
1 egg w’hites
pinch of salt
PouJ milk over cookies, add
I
well iTcaten yolks and cook in a
, double boiler until thick. Add va-
I nilla and stiffly beaten whiles
' and salt. Put in a pudding dish in
pan of warm water to bake for
1 35 minutes at 325 degrees. May be
served with chocolate sauce.
APRICOT WHIP
Using stewed dried fruit sweet-
; ened to taste
L* tablespoon plain gedatin
3 tablespoons cold water
1 cup hot apricot syrup
3 4 cup crumbled Buttered Fla
vored Shorties j
1 ci:p whipping cream j
12 stewed apricot halves
Soften gelatin in cold water;
add to hot syrup and stir until
, dissolved. Cool and chill. When
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The purpose of Gaston College is to meet the vaiy-
ing educational needs of all people of past high
school age and to help meet the special and unique
training needs of community institutions busi
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Gaston College is one of the two community col
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al Development. It is a known fact the majority
ol graduates remain right here in our own neigh
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Give generously to the Gaston College Building
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Gaston College
New Dallas Highway
Dallas, North Carolina 28034
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