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DID YOU KNOW?
Thm STATUE OF LIBERTY
WAS DESIGNED BY BRILLIANT abov
FRENCH SCULPTOR, FREDERIC , P&
AUGUSTE BARTHOLDI. IT
WAS SHIPPED '
TO THE (J.S.A. 3E7 A
IN 2J4 CASES W\\\
AND ARRIVED f Ak| r
IN MAY, 1885.
PRES. GROVER I
CLEVELAND /
DEDICATED THE
STATUE IN 'B6.
i FEET TALL AND
WEIGHS ABOUT 450,000 LBS.
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Some snake in the grass seems to have convinced the ancient
Greeks that if their pet serpents moved sluggishly, they
would have a poor harvest that year!
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For Farmer Co-ops
Farmer cooperatives’ spending
for technical research nearly
doubled during the past five
years. The increase is reflected
in a study by U.S. Department of
Agriculture’s Farmer
Cooperative Service.
In the same time span,
business research expenditures
by farmer cooperatives in
creased 140 percent. Average
business research spending per
cooperative went from $47,000 in
1967 to $114,000 in 1972. Mean
while, technical research
spending per association jumped
from $146,000 to $272,000.
About one-third of the
cooperatives with volumes under
$lOO,OOO conducted research,
while nearly two-thirds of those
with volumes of more- than
$lOO,OOO did so.
Of the 55 cooperatives repor
ting research activities, 34 said
they maintained formal business,
technical, or combined business
and technical research depa
rtments. In addition, 28 co-ops
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Goodwill Board
Zeno R. Royer, 208 North
Seventh Street, Akron, Sales
representative for radio stations
WGSA and WIOV of Ephrata, has
been named to the Board of
Directors of Goodwill Industries
of Lancaster County.
Royer, along with other station
representatives, initiated the
Goodwill Radiothon in October,
enabling Goodwill to eradicate a
financial crisis.
He has been associated with
WGSA and WIOV for the past
year.
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and cook slowly for 8 to 10 min
utes. Remove cover and brown
links, turning on all sides
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carried on informal business
research in other departments.
The 55 cooperatives reporting
research activities accounted for
45 percent of about $ll billion in
business volume involving all co
ops-about 7800.
The report contains
suggestions for establishing
research departments and ways
to strengthen ongoing research
programs.
A free copy of the report,
“Cooperative Research:
Progress and Problems,” FCS
Research Report 26, may be
obtained from Farmer
Cooperative Service, Room 1474,
South Building, Washington, D.
C. 20250.
Tasty -Topic
Broiled Beef Blade Steak
with Crab Apples
Drain and reserve syrup
from 1 jar (18 ounces) crab
apples. Combine syrup with
% cup oil, 2 tablespoons vine
gar, 2 teaspoons salt and V*
teaspoon nutmeg in a flat util
ity dish or plastic bag. Place 1
beef blade steak in marinade;
turn to immerse second side.
Cover dish with foil or seal
bag and refrigerate 4 to 6
hours or overnight, turning
steak several times. Remove
steak from marinade and place
on rack in broiler pan, insert
ing pan in broiler so surface
of meat is 4 to 5 inches from
the heat. Broil 7 to 10 minutes
on each side, depending upon
degree of doneness desired
(rare or medium). 2 to 4 serv