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0W121 MILLION AM£R!CAN$-MOR£ THAN 70% OF THEPOPULAWN-HAVI SOME FORM Of HEALTH INSURANCE COV£ZAGE .... Two OUT OF EVERY FNE FAMILIES USED THEIR M INSURANCE TO HELP f DEFRAY MEDICAL I EXPENSES LAST YEAR The health INSURANCE INSTITUTE REPORTED OVER 13 MILLION DOLLARS AVAV WAS mo OUT IN HEALTH BENEFITS BY AU. /NSU£/NO ORGAN IT A TIONS IN I9E& New and bpoavep mws of mnti mmucB PROTECTION HOW BE!NO DEVELOPED wulvqowf EVEN MOPE EffEC THE C0VEPA6E TO MEET TEE NEEDS Of THE'PUBLIC. SUMMERTIME DRINKS — For those who axe counting calories, th^se recipes may fae made willh non-calorie sweeltner: Orange -and Leman Juice Pun ch (Makes 25 small servings). 6 cuips fresh orange juice. 1 cup fresh lemon juice. 4 cups ginger ale. 1-2 cup maraschino cherry juice. 1-2 cup sugar. 1 fresh lemon, sliced. 1 fresh orange, sliced. Combine ingredients and pour over cracked ice or ice block. You may add 1 qu;irt of lemon or orange sherbet to punch bow] just before serving. COFFEE SHERBET — The re cipe comes from Italy. It’s made quickly atnd easily in refrigera tor tray. Use 2 measuring cups oi strong hot coffee, 1-2 cup granu. leted sugar, 2 teaspoons vanilla whipped cream, (optional). Dis solve sugar in hot coffee. (Use more or less sugar, to taste). Cool. Pour mixture into refriger ator tray. Freeze until almost hard. Beat well, return tto tray and freeze ito sherbet consisten cy. Serve in sherbet glasses, top with whipped cream, if desired, Serves 4. Have Lots Of Luck With Catfish, Still Like To Fish—Arthur By BILLY ARTHUR I like to fish. (Before spin ruing came along I was a plug oaster who, according to my [family, had owned more 'bamboo rods, than sfteetl, than Wallow steel, and more plugs — ibolth top and under wa ter — than any man they knew. No (Live bait tor me, because I didn't think it 'fair to the fish. 1 was one who devoutly believ ed 'that the highest development In the sport and art of fishing was the manipulation Of tMe wrist and rod to diop the plug easily and softly into the water about Six inches from a My pad or a half submerged stomp. Too, spinning was tor softies. It didn't require skill, strength, mental and wrist discipline land grade. But that’s apart from my story. Something happened to me. That was an invitation Ho go sur feasting. That meant I had to consider other tackle. Proper 'tac kle. SO I put myself at the mercy of thfe roan behind the counter and came away with a I two-hand ed weapon seven feet long and as thick at the Cop as at the butt. Allmast. The huge reel purred as a kit ten. And I was weighted down with an assortment Of sinkers, all of which were heavier than any balit casting rod I’d ever used. The big bocks looked like anchors, the swivels like paytaaders, and (enough line 'to stock a gift wrap ping station at Christmas. “You got just what you need for the big ones where you’re go ing.” the salesman assured mb. The next morning I trudged ov er the sand dunes and before me lay only water, which pounded onto thib beach with such fury that I just knew only big, strong fish could stay submerged in it. Then I wondered If my, tackle were really 'heavy' enough to copb with such monsters. Reassurance that I had came When I walfled by another fisher man, much cider than I. He was calm and using tackle that looked like mine. I decided to watch him a While and dopy his powerful 'cast 'and proper setting of the line. Then I trudgbd farther on to ' some partial privacy to hook and land the big fish. 1 rememlberbd how he set his reel and adjusted 'his bait and swung 'his rod. I did just like he MEW FRIGIDAIRE FROST- PROOF 13 CU. 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Working with ibat backlash, I wandered Why anyone would want to fish any where except in raand or stream. Then , I looked back down the 'beach at the Old man whose line shot with the grace of a rocket over the tossing wastes. No surrender far me, the mas ter of the plug casting rod. I Was determined. So I cast again and again, more often with the luck Of bteginners, but I was improving. Then it happened. A strike! A big fish, a drum! I worked. I reeled. I backed up toward the dunes, pulling, struggling fish, sinkers and sand, and finally managed to land my first fish from the surf. It was a lousy, stinking cat fish. Not more’n a half pound in weight. The sun got (higher in the hea vens, bu't the grey haired fisher man down the beach continued to Cast and retrieve without too much success also. I thought perhaps this surf casting requir es just as much skill and muscle discipline as plug casting. It re quired as much patience. So I stuck to It. I did fill noon, packed my gear and1 walked down the beach toward my model surf fisherman. * ■'Good fishing today,” (he said. "Did you catch anything?” "Nope.” Then I tote Mm a half truth. "Just Practicing.” I didn’t 'tell (him about the catfish I (had rtedeposited into the sea. Dried. "Allways get fish along here,” he said. "I 'got a couple of big blues and a flounder. (But no dirum. They’re not hitting now, butt they Will when the tide turns. You ought not to leave now. They Will be hitting soon.” 'I thought to myself that fish ing’s the same all over. Inland Where there are -lots of 'fishermen and 'few fish, the faith of the fisherman is the Same. I decided to try it again tomorrow. And I did. And caught another lousy, stinking catfish. Slight Decline Shown In 1959 Peach Production RALEIGH, N. C. — Based on reports from growers as of July 1,* productions of peaches in North Carolina is forecast at 1,200,000 bushels by the North Carolina Crop reporting Service. A crop of this size would be 11 percent be lowthe 19o8 production of 1,350 000 bushels. The current forecast of 1,200,000 bushels is 14 percent above the ten.year average (19 48-57) production of 1,050,000 bu shels. Harvesting is from 10 to 14 days earlier than usual, and wisth a light crop on the El'beitta trees, harvest will be completed in the first part of August. This year’s peach crop in the United States is forecast at 75.8 million bushels, which is 7 per cent more than last year. Indi cated peach production for the nine Southern States is 14.4 mil lion bushels, 9 percent less than last year but 54 percent above average. State Apple Crop Below Last Year RALEIGH, N. C. — According to reports from apple growers as of July 1, the 1959 production of apples in N. C. will amount to 1, 400,000 bushels, the North Car olina Crop Reporting Service an nounced today. A crop of this size is 22 per cent below the 1958 production of 1,800,000 bushels although 7 percent above the 19 48-57 average of 1,303,000 bush els. Early-season prospects point to a U. S. commercial apple crop of 119,122,000 bushels. If this pro duction materializes, it will be 6 percent below last year but 10 percent above average. Many of the important apple states re port a heavy June drop. July 1 prospects by geographic regions are: Eastern — 57,390,000 bush els, 1 percent less than last year but 18 percent over average: Cen tral — 22,852,000 bushels, also 1 percent less than last year but 17 percent over average; West ern — 38,880,000 bushels, 15 per cent below last year and 4 per cent below average. TUT HEBALD CLASSIFIES ADS THEY GET RESULTS FASTI ARMOUR STAR (READY TO EAT) WHOLE OR HALF HAMS ">■ 45c ARMOUR STAR Sirloin Steaks CROWN, ALL MEAT X 3 lbs. $1.00 • lb. 89c - ■ lb. 39c CELLO BAG ♦ HI-C Orangeade SNIDER'S Catsup - PUREX Tissue Paper DIXIE BELLE Saltine Crackers GREER Peaches AUSTEX Hot Dog Chili Pepsi Cola LARGE. JUICY Lemons (Plus Bottle Depos 46 OZ. CAN - - 29c 14 OZ. BOTTLES 2 for 29c - 4 rolls 19c 1 LB BOX 19c NO. 2V2 CAN 2 for 49c 8 OZ. CAN 2 for 33c ctn. 23c it doz. 29c HOME GROWN White Corn 12 ears 59c FREE Pepsi Colas WiU Be Served at our Store Adams Super Market YORK HOAD—PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
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