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GRADE POTATOES
Housewives are advised to
grade those sweet potatoes when
they get them home from the
store. Extension Service home
economists say the small and me
dium sizes are good for baking.
Medium to large sizes are best
for canning or freezing sliced in
syrup. The jumbos are suitable
for making puree or mashed po
tatoes.
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FOOD STORAGE
Storing canned foods at a high
temperature breaks down the
cells and causes a soft product,
says Miss Nelle Thrash, Exten
sion home economist — food pre
servation. This tends to impair
the color, flavor, and nutritive
value of die food. Usually a base
ment or cellar is ideal for stor
ing canned foods, Miss Thrash
points out.
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On List of
Most Wanted
By the FBI
Allen Wade Haugsted
Allen Wade Haugsted, a hot
tempered Minnesota baker, charg
ed with a deadly crime rampage,
is one of the FBl’s “Ten Most
Wanted Fugitives.”
On the night of February 19,
1965, Haugsted allegedly invaded
his mother-in-law’s home near
Wilmar, Minnesota, shot his es
tranged wife in the chest and
head, killing her, and murdered
his mother-in-law with three more
gunshots, after severely clubbing
her on the head. Haugsted also
allegedly shot his 7-year-old
daughter in the head, seriously
wounding her, and inflicted a
superficial gunshot wound on his
brother-in-law.
A Federal warrant charges him
with unlawful interstate flight to
avoid prosecution for murder.
Haugsted, an accomplished bak
er, has also worked as a cook,
handyman, janitor and motion
picture projectionist. He has a
lengthy juvenile arrest record for
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Mr. and Mrs. Perry Rozier
thefts and in 1950, after convic
tion for grand larceny, was con
fined to the Minnesota State Re
formatory.
A white American, born at Min
neapolis on January 13, 1931, he
is 5’ 10” tall, weighs 200 pounds,
has a heavy build, medium com
plexion, brown hair and blue
eyes. He reportedly wears full
dentures and walks at a quick
nervous pace with his toes point
ed outwards. He is known as an
avid outdoorsman and camper
and a skilled cabinet maker, is
said to enjoy television, radio,
movies, detective and cowboy
stories and exploring abandoned
mines.
Haugsted reportedly smoked
cigarettes heavily in the past, oc
casionally drinks beer and parti
cularly likes fruit juices and ice
cream, especially malted milks.
Consider armed and extremely
dangerous. Please report any in
formation concerning him to the
nearest FBI office.
HOW MANY EGGS?
Two eggs per person daily is
a good guide to follow, according
to Extension home economists -
nutrition, University of Georgia.
They say the eggs may be used
as main dishes, along with other
foods, or as components in cook
ed or baked recipes. Eggs are
also gaining popularity as be
tween-meal snacks.
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good luck in the
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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Dec. 30, IMS
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A HAPPY 1966
TO ALL.
Brantley Telephone Co., Inc.
NAHUNTA, GEORGIA
May Peace ,/,
Prosperity, and yf-
Happiness be
enjoyed by all our • *
friends in the
coming year.
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1966 AA
Okefenoke Rural Electric
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