Citizen-Times (Newspaper) - November 29, 1967, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Wednesday 29 Cedar Rapids Iowa 29 PATTERN SIZES UNDERGOING CHANGE SAYS HOME ECONOMIST makers who like to sew de- In red on the New Sizing of terns at the extension office or at retail stores goods New of patterns commenced month will tlic appearance of January in slores Catalogs issued each month from now on will lie former measurements charts so io and New Sizing In addition a few be b Sizing to indicate he ments changed The words New Sizing will appear in while letters against a red change-over of all patterns to New will come gradually wilh sonic sized appearing each month The Now Sizing has been instigated by the ion industry with all four major tern companies using the same sizing all of the patterns will not change immediately it be important for to stick with thu former measure merit charts if they're buying a pattern not cod New If pattern sizing is new so indicated then buying pattern size aju type based on the New Sizing measurements Is vital In general change means that tern size ha dropped to one size smaller ban or example the person who has buying a size 11 Misses type pattern based en her now will a sUe 12 type pattern suitable she's buying a New pattern The new system gives pattern sizes closely the used in ready-to-wear Ob- this size relationship won't be exact sHe? sizing varies somewhat cording the manufacturer making the ni crit most shoppers usually know what size and type ready-to-wear garment them 1 reason for comparing the former new measurements charts is that the ci sizes for figure types has been ex- tended -some measurements other than he drop in size pattern have been o bring closer to figure con- tours fnr different figure types There may be rt this change is It is r shopper knows her own measurements and pattern on his basis Grope juice is one of November fowls It is available in a variety of forms in- cluding juice drink powder and concentrate When making your selection keep these facts in mind To be called the product must con- sist exclusively of juice or juice and finely di- vided If sugar is added it must be stated on the label Grape drink may be flavored and contain no natural fruit although it may contain some fruit juice Instant and powdered drinks and liquid con- centrates have either fruit or imitation flavor fruit acid and added color Some are with sugar Costs are often higher when the products contain natural grape Juices however those products usually carry more nutritive value Citrus fruits are bountiful sources of Vitamin C a half glass of orange or juice fresh frozen or canned helps meet a day's need The same is true of half a grape fruit a whole orange or two tangerines The care and storage of cooked poultry is as vital o the of your family as is the care of he uncooked bird Keep frozen try Frozen until lime o thaw and cook promptly after thawing Cooked poultry should be cooled quickly and stored loosely wrapped in HID coldest part of the refrigerator To most food shoppers honey is an impulse purchase It stands beside other sweeteners on grocers shelf It's a remarkable need in coloring agents or specia protection 11 can enhance festive cookery Shop can be choosey when selecting 3 conies in the comb or extracted As a rule the honey is the mildest Sweet clover clo VCT or alfalfa honey are light and Some o the honey on food shelves had been graded by Grades for comb honey arc U Fan cy and U S 1 Honey are graded on fil of comb freedom from broken cells of color and freedom from objectionable flavor odor or other defects honey is graded U- S Grade A U S Fancy U S Grade B and U S Choice To measure line he measuring cup with fat To replace sugar with honey use the same amount of honey as sugar and reduce cup for each cup of honey used Store liquid honey in a dry place at room temperature Do not refrigerate ON THE CAPITOL FIRING UNE There's a Near You You are as near to the Hartwick State Bank as your mail box Mail boxes are our only branch offices and people from far and near like to do business this way with a friendly small-town bank that's BIG in service Write call or stop in for deposit envelopes then do your banking by mail Hartwick State Bank Kenneth Benda president Hartwick Iowa 52232 ig ON 67 Demonstrator Chrysl Air Conditioning Power Steering Brakes SAVE Kingma Motors Chrysler Plymouth Dealers Open Friday Evening Oskaloosa By REP H R CROSS WASHINGTON Over the nnd starting lone before Lyndon son entered the White House untold illions of dollars have been spent for the alleged purpose of helping poor people So there was nothing really new when the architects of the Sick Society proclaimed in they would launch what they were pleased to call war on poverty The only trouble is that from the beginning it has been a phony war and a political which has done little to viate poverty The legislative act which launched Hie war was put together hastily and sloppily and then mutilated bj what impartial observers agree has been the most inept administrative procedure ever see nin Washington At the heart of this boondoggle is the Office o Economic Opportunity which one member of hte House says could best be named the office of eco- nomic It is an agency which he describes as the highest paid worst managed most staffed agency in the the federal government v One of every 42 employees of OEO is paid over a year and nearly half receive or more annually It takes permanent federal em- ployees to run the OEO and another in other federal agencies to op- erate programs funded through OEO An estimated 75 per of action funds undei the program go for administrative costs almost entirely in high salaries The latest in this phony war was written in another House's inexplicable sions which continued until p.m on Wednesday Nov 15 with the authorization of money to keep the show on Hie road for another year This comes on top of the billion already spent During the long debate on the nearly every effort to improve the program and to correct mistakes were beaten back At one point there 19 ments pending and yet the majority slapped on a severe debate limitation which allowed members two minutes to explain their amendments This was a travesty on the legislative process for it afforded no opportunity for to make a tion as to whether the amendments were good bad or indifferent The situation caused one member tc comment that he was totally after having spent working on an amendment which he could not explain in two utes Let it be understood I have supported and will continue to port sound programs designed to help these who cannot help selves Bui the bil by the House last week is not sound It does not insure as any effective war on poverty ought to insure that every poverty dollar is invested in helping the proven poverty-stricken citizen to become and tive In all fairness to both the stricken and the it is a bil which should have been rejected for surely there is a better way to nate the causes of than to merely continue the dead end approach of doing everything with federal dol lars an approach which on the record I has been a dismal failure ANOTHER McNAMARA GOOF By now all America has become to the spectacle of Robert Strange McNamara bragging ly on his accomplishments in saving money in making the Defense ment a model of efficiency and in turning it into a smooth-running machine But all is not roses at the Penta- KOII What about the monumental botchery of the A House Armed Services recently flayed the Army's dling of the procurement of this on and the utter stupidity displayed in purchasing ammunition that was KNOWN at the time to cause repeated I jamming of the rifle Their failure to correct this situation borders on inal the subcommittee i concluded The manner in which the Army rifle program has been managed is un- I it said What happened 1 plainly and simply is that quite a j ber of high Army officers were service politics with this program at a time when tens of thousands of our were literally slaking their lives on the reliability of this rifle Where was McNamara when all this was going AGAIN Everytime Hubert Humphrey opens his mouth lately he puts both feet in it After his return from South Viet Nam earlier this mouth lie I was there nearly two veal's South Veit Nam was ready for the kill by North Viet were on the defensive Today the enemy hasn't a ble chance of winning begin nine this struggle But if Hubert's speech writers had checked the record they would have discovered that the Vice dent had this to say after that trip the iide of battle in Viet Nam has turned in our favor He added that he had home with a it of restrained optimism dence encouragement and determination Does he think he is kidding FT HOOD G Guthrie 20 son of Mr and Mrs Cecil W rie 221 Drinkward St NW moted to specialist four Nov 14 at Ft Hood where assigned is a cannoneer in Battery A Ise talion of the 2nd Armored Division's Artillery New Army Cook Army Private Larry Dochterman FT HUACHUCA vate Larry A Dochterman 21 son of Mr and Mrs William P Dochterman Route 2 Central City completed a cooking course Nov 24 at Ft ca Arizona During the course he was trained in meat cutting plus cake and pastry baking He also learned how to prepare and serve food in the Army mess halls and in the field Wins USAF Medal geant Harold E Bennett son of Mr and Mrs Eugene B Bennett of Atkins has received the U S Air Force Com- Medal Malmstrom AFB Montana Sergeant Bennett was decorated for meritorious service as a security at Hahn AB Germany He was cited for his outstanding professional and devotion to duty He is now at Malmstrom in a unit of the Strategic Air Command the sergeant is a graduate of Atkins Consolidated High School His wife is the former Heidi Frohm Wins Distinguished Flying Cross in Viet Nam Captain Garwin B Smith WITH U.S COMBAT AIK FORCE Viet Garwin B Smith son of Dr and Mrs Smith of Shawnee Mission has been ated with the Distinguished Flying Cross at Phu Cat AB Captain Smith received the for extraordinary achievement as an Super Sabre pilot near Dak Pek Special Forces Camp Vietnam He flew in support of friendly ground forces under attack by Viet Cong VC forces The captain extremely accurate mid deadly aerial the enemy positions causing the VC to retreat Captain Smith a member of the Pacific Air Forces was assigned to the Fighter ron at Griffiss AFB N V before his arrival in Vietnam A graduate of Ames High School He received his B Ai degree in from Grinnell College arid sioned there upon of the Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps program His wife Veta is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Merrill S Smith a bargain blast nus offer BONUS GIFTS retail value Entertaining educational and lating Originated by E S Metcalf IN FIRST 50 SUBSCRIPTIONS GIFT NEW or RENEWAL IN EACH OF BENTON CHANAN CEDAR DELAWARE IOWA JOHNSON JONES and LINN COUNTIES WILL RECEIVE ONE value BONUS GIFT and The next 350 subscriptions gift new or re- anywhere will receive 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