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October 2000 7 Ears of Corn Editor: Jewell jew-@skamania.net
"The time will come that gold will hold no comparison in value to a bushel of wheat."
B. Young
~~~o~~~
Spiritual Goal---Have personal prayers and scripture study every day.
Provident Living Goal---Make a goal to reduce your family garbage by recycling more.
Storage Goal (per person) 100 pounds wheat; 1 #10 can juice mix with vitamin C; Hand/
shower soap; Light bulbs; At least one-month prescription ahead for all doctor
prescribed medication.
72 hour kit: Soap; Toothbrushes and toothpaste; Shaving supplies
Infant needs; Feminine needs; Disinfectant; Aluminum foil
~~~o~~~
Found on Church Reader Boards
"Fight truth decay--study the Bible daily."
"Dusty Bibles lead to dirty lives."
"How will you spend eternity? Smoking or Non-smoking?"
"Forbidden fruit creates many jams."
"If you can't sleep, don't count sheep--talk to the Shepherd."
"Come work for the Lord. The work is hard, the hours are long and the pay is low, but
the retirement benefits are out of this world!"
--from Bill's Punch Line (blank mail): bills-punch-l-@egroups. com
~~~o~~~
Tomatoes!
Tomatoes, tomatoes, tomatoes. Tomatoes in the fruit drawer of the frig. Tomatoes on
the window sill. Tomatoes on the counter. Tomatoes on the table. Help! The tomatoes
are taking over!
Here are some recipes to use a few of those tomatoes.
Tomato/Cheese Salad
Peel one medium sized tomato per serving and chill thoroughly. Scoop out a small
amount of pulp form the center of each. Fill each cavity with equal parts Roquefort
and Neufchatel cheese worked together and moistened with French Dressing. Place each
tomato on a lettuce leaf and serve with French Dressing.
Ripe Tomato Pickle
3 pts. tomatoes, peeled, and
chopped
1 cup chopped celery
4 tablespoons chopped red pepper
4 tbs chopped onion
4 tbs. salt
6 tbs sugar
6 tbs mustard seed
1/2 tsp. cinnamon
1 tsp. grated nutmeg
2 cups vinegar
Mix all in order given. Put in a glass jar and cover. This uncook-ed mixture must
stand a week before using, but may be kept a year.
Chili Sauce
12 medium-sized ripe tomatoes
1 bell pepper, finely chopped
1 onion, finely chopped
2 cups vinegar
3 tbs sugar
1 tbs slat
2 tsp cloves
2 tsp. cinnamon
2 tsp. allspice
2 teaspoons grated nutmeg
Peel tomatoes and slice. Put in a large kettle with remaining ingred. Heat
gradually to boiling-point; cook slowly 2 1/2 hours.
Chow-Chow
2 qts. small green tomatoes 12 small cucumbers
3 red peppers
1 cauliflower
2 bunches celery
1 pt. small onions
2 qts. string beans
1/4 lb. mustard seed
2 oz. turmeric
1 tbs. allspice
1 tbs. pepper
1 tbs. clove
Salt
1 gallon vinegar
Prepare vegetables and cut in small pieces, cover with salt, let stand 24 hrs, and
drain. Heat vinegar and spices to boiling point, add vegetables, and cook until soft.
~~~o~~~
Psalms 118.
1) Is the middle chapter of the entire Bible?
2) Psalms 117 is the shortest chapter in the Bible?
3) Psalms 119 is the longest chapter in the Bible?
4) There are 594 chapters each before and after Psalms 118?
5) If you add all the chapters except Psalms 118, you have 1188 chapters.
6) 1188 or Psalms 118 verse 8 also happens to be the middle verse of the entire
Bible.
This verse has an important message. - "It is better to take refuge in the Lord
than to trust in man."
~~~o~~~
Preparedness List
Part 2 of 2
4. If you have secret passwords or personal identification numb-ers (pins) for
computer, files, automated teller machines, etc. and no one knows them but you,
someone will need to use those passwords or PIN's after your death or disability.
Write them down and put them in a safe place (e.g., a safety deposit box).
Date of latest revision to this inventory: (on a separate sheet of paper) Date of
Birth: Birthplace: SSN: Military ID# Driver's License# Blood Type; Parents' Names:
Parents' Address and Telephone # ; Spouse's Full Name; Date of Birth: Birthplace:
SSN: Date and Location of Current Marriage: Your Prior Marriages (List name of
former spouse, date of marriage, cause of termination and date. Indicated if any
children were born of this marriage): Current Spouse's Prior Marriages (List name of
his/her former spouse, date of marriage, cause of termination and date. Indicate if
any children born of this marriage.): Children of other dependent persons (Name, date
of birth, SSN, relationship, address & telephone # Your Employer: Employee ID#
Address: Telephone #; Date Hired: Supervisor: Telephone # Spouse's Employer:
Employee ID# Address: Telephone # Date Hired: Supervisor: Telephone # Family
Health Insurance Provider: Telephone # ID# Group # Advisers (List name, address,
telephone. Identify which ones should be relied upon for advice following your
death): Accountant: Attorney: Banker:
Dentist: Doctor (family) Doctor (personal) Executor: Funeral Director: Life
Insurance
Agent: Property/Casualty Insurance Agent: Stock Broker: Trust Officer: Bishop: Home
Teachers: Relief Society President: Visiting Teachers:
What do you want done regarding the preservation of your life in the event you
are terminally ill or injured and cannot communicate? If you have prepared a Durable
Power of Attorney, Living Will, or other legal document to provide for these
circumstances, list the name and telephone number of the drafting attorney and the
location of the documents:
List the Location of Important Documents/Property: Auto/Home Insurance policies:
Bank Savings Passbooks: Baptism Records; Birth Certificates; Certificates of
Deposit; Citizenship Papers/ Residency Documents; Death Certificates; Divorce Decree;
Executor’s; Letter; Family Genealogical Records; Funeral Plot Deeds; Income Tax
Returns; Lease/ Rental Agreements: Life/ Health Insurance Policies; Mar-riage
Certificate; Military Records; Mortgage Documents; Organ Donor Cards; Passports:
Personal Journals; Priesthood Line of Authority; Stock/Mutual Fund
Shares/certificates; Trust Documents; Wills (original); Wills (copy) Location of
Titles, Deeds, Registration or Ownership certificates for real and personal property
I own: Insurance I own on my life (company, policy#, amount, beneficiary, premium):
Insurance I own on my Spouse's life (company, policy#, amount, beneficiary,
premium): Insurance I own on the Lives of Others (Insured, company, policy#, amount,
beneficiary, premium); List any health or disability insurance policies: Location
of Safety Deposit Box(es) or Rental Storage Units: Location of Safety Deposit
Box/Storage unit key(s); List all Checking and Savings Accounts (name of bank,
account #, sole/joint ownership?):
Retirement Plans: Previous Employer Pension Plan (List name and telephone number of
prior employer): Current Employer Pension Plan (List name and telephone number of the
Person to contact at your employer's office): Union Pension:_(list name and
tele-phone number of union); Military Pension: (list name and telephone number of
contact person); Per-sonal Retirement Plants List name and location of Individual
retirement accounts (IRAs) Keogh Plans etc; List any items of personal property that
you have borrowed from or loaned to others: Debts Owed to me by others (debtor, date
of loan, amount owed, terms): Debts owed by me to others (Creditor, date of loan,
amount owed, terms):
~~~o~~~
Q. Who was the greatest financier in the Bible?
A. Noah; he was floating his stock while everyone was in liquidation.
Q. Who was the greatest female financier in the Bible?
A. Pharaoh's daughter; she went down to the bank of the Nile and drew out a little
prophet.
Q. What kind of man was Boaz before he got married?
A. Ruth-less.
End
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<font size=+2>October 2000 7 Ears of Corn
</font><font size=-1>Editor: Jewell jew-@skamania.net</font>
<p><b>"The time will come that gold will hold no</b> comparison in value
to a bushel of wheat." B. Young
<center><b>~~~o~~~</b></center>
<b>Spiritual Goal</b>---Have personal prayers and scripture study every
day.
<br><b>Provident Living Goal-</b>--Make a goal to reduce your family garbage
by recycling more.
<br>Storage Goal (per person) 100 pounds wheat; 1 #10 can juice mix with
vitamin C; Hand/ shower soap; Light bulbs; At least one-month prescription
ahead for all doctor prescribed medication.
<br><b>72 hour ki</b>t: Soap; Toothbrushes and toothpaste; Shaving supplies
<br> Infant needs; Feminine needs; Disinfectant; Aluminum foil
<br>~~~o~~~<b></b>
<p><b>Found on Church Reader Boards</b><b></b>
<p>"Fight truth decay--study the Bible daily."
<p>"Dusty Bibles lead to dirty lives."
<p>"How will you spend eternity? Smoking or Non-smoking?"
<p>"Forbidden fruit creates many jams."
<p>"If you can't sleep, don't count sheep--talk to the Shepherd."
<p>"Come work for the Lord. The work is hard, the hours are long and the
pay is low, but the retirement benefits are out of this world!"
<br>--from Bill's Punch Line (blank mail): bills-punch-l-@egroups.
com
<center>
<p><b>~~~o~~~</b>
<p><font size=+2>Tomatoes!</font></center>
Tomatoes, tomatoes, tomatoes. Tomatoes in the fruit drawer of the frig.
Tomatoes on the window sill. Tomatoes on the counter. Tomatoes on the table.
Help! The tomatoes are taking over!
<br> Here are some recipes to use a few of those tomatoes.
<p><b><font size=+1>Tomato/Cheese Salad</font></b>
<br>Peel one medium sized tomato per serving and chill thoroughly. Scoop
out a small amount of pulp form the center of each. Fill each cavity with
equal parts Roquefort and Neufchatel cheese worked together and moistened
with French Dressing. Place each tomato on a lettuce leaf and serve with
French Dressing.
<p><b><font size=+1>Ripe Tomato Pickle</font></b>
<br>3 pts. tomatoes, peeled, and
<br> chopped
<br>1 cup chopped celery
<br>4 tablespoons chopped red pepper
<br>4 tbs chopped onion
<br>4 tbs. salt
<br>6 tbs sugar
<br>6 tbs mustard seed
<br>1/2 tsp. cinnamon
<br>1 tsp. grated nutmeg
<br>2 cups vinegar
<br> Mix all in order given. Put in a glass jar and cover.
This uncook-ed mixture must stand a week before using, but may be kept
a year.
<p><b><font size=+1>Chili Sauce</font></b>
<br>12 medium-sized ripe tomatoes
<br>1 bell pepper, finely chopped
<br>1 onion, finely chopped
<br>2 cups vinegar
<br>3 tbs sugar
<br>1 tbs slat
<br>2 tsp cloves
<br>2 tsp. cinnamon
<br>2 tsp. allspice
<br>2 teaspoons grated nutmeg
<br> Peel tomatoes and slice. Put in a large kettle with
remaining ingred. Heat gradually to boiling-point; cook slowly 2 1/2 hours.
<p><b><font size=+1>Chow-Chow</font></b>
<br>2 qts. small green tomatoes 12 small cucumbers
<br>3 red peppers
<br>1 cauliflower
<br>2 bunches celery
<br>1 pt. small onions
<br>2 qts. string beans
<br>1/4 lb. mustard seed
<br>2 oz. turmeric
<br>1 tbs. allspice
<br>1 tbs. pepper
<br>1 tbs. clove
<br>Salt
<br>1 gallon vinegar
<br> Prepare vegetables and cut in small pieces, cover with
salt, let stand 24 hrs, and drain. Heat vinegar and spices to boiling point,
add vegetables, and cook until soft.
<center><b>~~~o~~~</b></center>
<p><b><font size=+1>Psalms 118</font></b>.
<br> 1) Is the middle chapter of the entire Bible?
<br> 2) Psalms 117 is the shortest chapter in the Bible?
<br> 3) Psalms 119 is the longest chapter in the Bible?
<br> 4) There are 594 chapters each before and after Psalms 118?
<br> 5) If you add all the chapters except Psalms 118, you have 1188
chapters.
<br> 6) 1188 or Psalms 118 verse 8 also happens to be the middle verse
of the entire Bible.
<br> This verse has an important message. -
"It is better to take refuge in the Lord than to trust in man."
<center><b>~~~o~~~</b></center>
<p><b><font size=+1>Preparedness List</font></b>
<br>Part 2 of 2
<br>4. If you have secret passwords or personal identification numb-ers
(pins) for computer, files, automated teller machines, etc. and no one
knows them but you, someone will need to use those passwords or PIN's after
your death or disability. Write them down and put them in a safe
place (e.g., a safety deposit box).
<br> Date of latest revision to this inventory: (on a separate sheet
of paper) Date of Birth: Birthplace: SSN: Military ID# Driver's License#
Blood Type; Parents' Names: Parents' Address and Telephone
# ; Spouse's Full Name; Date of Birth: Birthplace: SSN: Date
and Location of Current Marriage: Your Prior Marriages (List name of former
spouse, date of marriage, cause of termination and date. Indicated
if any children were born of this marriage): Current Spouse's Prior
Marriages (List name of his/her former spouse, date of marriage, cause
of termination and date. Indicate if any children born of this marriage.):
Children of other dependent persons (Name, date of birth, SSN, relationship,
address & telephone # Your Employer: Employee ID# Address: Telephone
#; Date Hired: Supervisor: Telephone # Spouse's Employer: Employee
ID# Address: Telephone # Date Hired: Supervisor:
Telephone # Family Health Insurance Provider: Telephone # ID#
Group # Advisers (List name, address, telephone. Identify which
ones should be relied upon for advice following your death): Accountant:
Attorney: Banker:
<br>Dentist: Doctor (family) Doctor (personal) Executor: Funeral
Director: Life Insurance
<br>Agent: Property/Casualty Insurance Agent: Stock Broker:
Trust Officer: Bishop: Home Teachers: Relief Society President: Visiting
Teachers:
<br> What do you want done regarding the preservation
of your life in the event you are terminally ill or injured and cannot
communicate? If you have prepared a Durable Power of Attorney, Living Will,
or other legal document to provide for these circumstances, list the name
and telephone number of the drafting attorney and the location of the documents:
<br> List the Location of Important Documents/Property: Auto/Home
Insurance policies: Bank Savings Passbooks: Baptism Records; Birth Certificates;
Certificates of Deposit; Citizenship Papers/ Residency Documents; Death
Certificates; Divorce Decree; Executor’s; Letter; Family Genealogical Records;
Funeral Plot Deeds; Income Tax Returns; Lease/ Rental Agreements: Life/
Health Insurance Policies; Mar-riage Certificate; Military Records;
Mortgage Documents; Organ Donor Cards; Passports: Personal Journals; Priesthood
Line of Authority; Stock/Mutual Fund Shares/certificates; Trust Documents;
Wills (original); Wills (copy) Location of Titles, Deeds, Registration
or Ownership certificates for real and personal property I own: Insurance
I own on my life (company, policy#, amount, beneficiary, premium): Insurance
I own on my Spouse's life (company, policy#, amount, beneficiary, premium):
Insurance I own on the Lives of Others (Insured, company, policy#, amount,
beneficiary, premium); List any health or disability insurance policies:
Location of Safety Deposit Box(es) or Rental Storage Units: Location of
Safety Deposit Box/Storage unit key(s); List all Checking and Savings Accounts
(name of bank, account #, sole/joint ownership?):
<br> Retirement Plans: Previous Employer Pension Plan (List name and
telephone number of prior employer): Current Employer Pension Plan (List
name and telephone number of the Person to contact at your employer's office):
Union Pension:_(list name and tele-phone number of union); Military Pension:
(list name and telephone number of contact person); Per-sonal Retirement
Plants List name and location of Individual retirement accounts (IRAs)
Keogh Plans etc; List any items of personal property that you have
borrowed from or loaned to others: Debts Owed to me by others (debtor,
date of loan, amount owed, terms): Debts owed by me to others (Creditor,
date of loan, amount owed, terms):
<center><b>~~~o~~~</b></center>
<p>Q. Who was the greatest financier in the Bible?
<br> A. Noah; he was floating his stock while everyone was in liquidation.
<p>Q. Who was the greatest female financier in the Bible?
<br>A. Pharaoh's daughter; she went down to the bank of the Nile and drew
out a little prophet.
<p>Q. What kind of man was Boaz before he got married?
<br>A. Ruth-less.
<br> <b>
End</b>
<p>A R E Y O U L D S T O O ?
<br> <A HREF="http://www.RULDS2.com">http://www.RULDS2.com</A></html>
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