CABBAGE During winter season the selection of fresh vegetables is limited*
Those that are available are usually high priced. An exception to this gener
alization is cabbage. Cabbage'is available all year with supply fairly even
each month but harvest December through June. Green Cabbage sells at the Com
missary Store for five cents a pound and red sells at eight cents a pound. The
average head weighs from two to three pounds. A bit more intelligence furnish
ed by the United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable association Follow:
Ancient Greeks believed that cabbage eaten before drink,ing wine would pre
vent tipsiness: cabbage is high in nutrients, especially vitamin C and low in
calories - only 95 in a pound; and finally, that cabbage is best cooked quickly
in an open kettle - usually a.head requires no more than 20 minutes boiling.
Treat your family to a good old fashioned New England boiled dinner of cabbage,
corned beef, potatoes and.other vegetables.
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NEW ITEMS
GOOD BUYS
Beans & Franks
Mushroom Gravy
Italian Flavored Bread Crumbs
Boneless Pork Roll
Macoroni & Cheese TV Dinner
Navy Issue Sliced Beef Liver
Split Broiler
Dry Fry
Coil Spaghetti
Beef Ravioli
Stuffing Mix
Fresh Cranberries
16 oz. cn.
10|- oz. cn,
9 oz. cn.
2*3 lb. avg.
12 3/4 oz. pkg
1 lb, av. pkg.
10 oz. box
9 oz. can
14 oz. pkg.
2§- oz. cn.
9 oz. pkg.
1 lb. box
•34 ea.
.17 .-ea,
*27 ea.
.57 lb.
,35 ea.
.32 lb,
,30 ea•
.30 ea.
.05 ea.
.55 ea.
.10 ea,
.05 ea.
EGG CARTONS Empty egg cartons are still needed. Thank you for the generous
response to date. Please continue to return the cartons to the marked contain
er at the Commissary Store entrance.
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(CASPER'S COLUMN CONTD)
remaining must then be really helped.
SIXTHs I give, devise and bequeath to my relief the many satisfying experien
ces he will have here and especially the enviable position he will have to be
of real help to the Navy's better citizens.
SEVENTH; All the rest, residue, and remainder of many good times, many good
friends, many nice people, and many pleasant memories, I will retain and take
with me wherever I go.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I sign, seal, publish and declare this mess to be
Last Will and Testament this 23rd day of January, 1961.
my
SIGNED? Vincent Colombo Interrante, YN2 PI, Legal Yeoman, USN
By direction of CASPER
LATE NEWS: Last Saturday at Reeves’s Terminal found very good friends
3 !/■ T i m V u^ /-f DMP1 1\/!•»>■% r* J ». . — j ^ i • ..u _ .
of mine
departing Adak. Jim Young, PNC, Mrs. Young and three curtain climbers.lt took*
9hief Puncheon and Lee Stumpf (SKI) to carry the Young's children.,
aboard the plane. Seems that the ground crew pulled the accomodation ladder
away while the helpers were still aboard. Lorrie Hays was noticed sobbing as
the planes engines started turning up. "Hal" Hallick (DK2) also left for sen
sation at Treasure Island (So he says.. .CASPER predicts that "Hal" win shin
over when he gets to T.I.) ADIOS CASPER.Next stop HAWAII..