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Looking for an interesting vacation idea? Hop in as we take the ultimate road trip along Historic Route 66, that famous ribbon of roadway that brought the central states closer to the west coast. We’ll visit some interesting spots along the way and learn some of the history surrounding this early marvel, and why it has been dubbed “The Main Street of America.”

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• A trip to the 1955 Cannes Film Festival, in which she headed the U.S. delegation, was a pivotal turning point in her life. While there, she was invited to participate in a photo session at the Palace of Monaco with Prince Rainier III, the sovereign of the principality. After a series of delays and complications, she finally met the prince in Monaco. During their brief meeting the two became acquainted and the prince was quite taken by her beauty, charm and poise.

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• During the massive dust bowl storms of the 1930s in the Midwest, when millions of tons of topsoil were blown away, over 200,000 people migrated to California using Route 66 as their corridor in search of climate relief and a better life. Author John Steinbeck wrote of the migration in his 1939 book, The Grapes of Wrath, dubbing the highway the “Mother Road” and the road of flight for “refugees from dust and shrinking land.”

• Near Amarillo, Texas, travelers can visit Cadillac Ranch, a row of 10 Cadillac automobiles nosed deep into the ground with their tailfins reaching to the sky. The half-buried cars, ranging in years from 1949 to 1963, are the brainstorm of a Texas patron of the arts. It’s the only place in Texas where it is legal to spray graffiti on an object for public viewing.

• In the 1950s, Route 66 itself became a vacation destination with a wide variety of roadside attractions. Teepee-shaped motels, trading posts, and tourist-trap gift shops catered to those visiting caves, canyons, mountains, and deserts. The highway ran through Arizona’s Painted Desert, Meteor Crater, and passed near the Grand Canyon. During the 1940s, the Wigwam Village chain of motels sprang up along the highway. With individual cabins built in the shape of teepees, there were seven Ad Proof: original locations. Two of the three remaining Mmotels & B Consignment Center are located on Route 66 in Holbrook, 1/12 pg., and 4c, 26x discount rate Arizona Rialto, California.

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• Interest in Route 66 was revitalized in 2006 when Pixar released the animated film Cars, which chronicled the decline of the fictional community of Radiator Springs after the oncebooming town was bypassed by the interstate. The idea of Cars was hatched after Pixar’s creative director took a cross-country road trip with his family. He based many of the film’s sites on real-life locations he encountered, including the general store in Hackberry, Arizona, and Erick, Oklahoma’s Sand Hills

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October, 1960 marked the debut of a new TV series called “Route 66,” starring Martin Milner and George Maharis. It cronicled the trip of two young men out west in a baby blue Corvette. The show aired for 166 episodes, with each episode in a new city almost every week. Ironically, those cities were rarely ever near the real Route 66.

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• The religious ceremony held the next day was attended by 600 guests and watched by an estimated 30 million eager television viewers. Grace’s dress, designed and sewn by MGM Studio’s costume masters, used 25 yards of silk taffeta, 100 yards of silk net, and 125-year-old lace that had been purchased from a museum. Thirty-six seamstresses worked for six weeks to complete the gown. The couple invited the entire 3,000 adult population of Monaco to the celebration that followed. The principality’s citizens gifted the newlyweds with a cream and black Rolls Royce convertible.

 If you’re pregnant in Switzerland, don’t tell anyone the name you plan to give your baby; it’s considered to bring bad luck.  Smugglers will never stop trying to find creative ways to transport illicit goods from one part of the world to another. In 2009, a German man tried to smuggle 44 lizards out of New Zealand in his underwear; it seems that he had sewn special pockets in his undergarments specifically for the creatures.

• Following their seven-week Mediterranean honeymoon cruise aboard the Prince’s yacht Deo Juvante II, the couple settled into their 15thcentury mansion, where they raised three children, Caroline, Albert, and The Prince and Princess of Monaco Stéphanie. arrive at the White House for a luncheon

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ANIMAL CRACKERS It doesn’t matter what your age is, you’ve probably munched on animal crackers during your lifetime. What’s the history behind this well-known treat? Follow along and discover the facts. • Animal crackers were popular long before the familiar red circus wagon box. They were imported from England in the late 1800s, but as demand increased, U.S. factories began production. One of the original companies, Stauffer’s Biscuit Company, began in York, Pennsylvania, and is still in operation today with the same recipe. • The National Biscuit Company (later Nabisco) began manufacturing animal crackers in 1902, and labeled them “Barnum’s Animals” after circus showman P.T. Barnum. Boxes of crackers released during the holiday season that year were designed with a string attached to hang on a Christmas tree branch. The “wheels” on the box folded out from the bottom to make them appear more realistic. The price per box was five cents.

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One’s Vitality, Longevity Aren’t Kept in Pill Bottles Linus Pauling was a scientific genius but not in the health field. He developed a theory that if a small dose of a nutrient was good for you, massive doses must be better. He postulated that large doses of vitamin C had antiviral properties, prevented colds, bolstered the immune system and prolonged life. Thanks to him, many Americans are pickled with vitamin C. And of course, the same thought has extended to other vitamins and natural products, particularly those said to contain antioxidants. Cells produce highly toxic oxidants called free radicals. If not immediately neutralized, free radicals can damage cells to the point they undergo irreversible transformation that sets them on a path toward becoming malignant. With aging, a cell’s ability to neutralize free radicals becomes impaired, leading to a reduced ability to fight infection and a higher prevalence of heart disease and cancer. The belief is that taking antioxidants protects cells, keeping them healthy, disease-free and slow to age. The most recent buzz in this area is the belief that resveratrol, an antioxidant in red wine, prolongs life, reduces risk of heart disease and stroke and even delays the onset of Alzheimer’s. The resveratrol revolution started some years ago, when many research reports documented the health benefits of red wine that included a lower risk of heart attacks and strokes. Research in small animals showed that resveratrol prolonged life. Two glasses of red wine contain very small amounts of resveratrol. Because of the principle that more must be better, tablets containing massive amounts of resveratrol soon appeared on the market. At last, a longevity pill! Take this natural, side-effect-free supplement and live forever. A little may be good. More is not necessarily better. A study published in the prestigious Journal of Physiology examined the combined effects of exercise and resveratrol on health. Twenty-seven men, all 65, who were healthy but inactive, were all put on a vigorous exercise program that included strength training and aerobics. Half received 250 mg of resveratrol daily and the remainder a sugar pill (placebo). After eight weeks, those taking the sugar pill had a lower LDL (bad) cholesterol level and lower blood pressure. Resveratrol, on the other hand, eliminated the positive effect of exercise on cholesterol and blood pressure, along with the amount of oxygen delivered to muscles during exercise. This in turn impaired maximum exercise tolerance. Why should a large dose of an antioxidant have these negative effects? The research suggests that production of oxidants during exercise has health benefits and that neutralizing them with antioxidants can impair the appropriate response to exercise. Resveratrol is not the only antioxidant known to do the opposite of what is hoped. There is evidence that excessive doses of vitamins A, C and E, as well as beta-carotene, either have no effect or can increase risk of cancer, heart disease and Alzheimer’s. Moreover, they also impair exercise benefits. In America, over-nutrition and obesity are far more common than malnutrition and starvation. Nutritionists have developed a recommended daily allowance (RDA) of every nutrient. This is calculated by determining twice the amount in the diet

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CASEY’S CORNER (from page 9) “In no time, I realized this little dog has some serious issues. She is afraid to be alone and is food aggressive. She is also afraid of any kind of noise. She will aggressively bark and snarl at me if I raise my voice in the slightest to discipline my three kids, and she goes ballistic if the kids start to argue. Maddy has bitten every member of the family at one point or another. “I’ve had a rotten time trying to find a new job, so I have been making strides to open an in-home day care. Yet, I am afraid that Maddy will freak out at the sound of a baby rattle and bite one of the children. After watching her random attack on my daughter today, I realize I am out of my league when it comes to attending to her psychological needs. Any advice?” The writing on the wall: A dog driven berserk by arguments and noise and that has already bitten at least three children is not a candidate for “day care dog.” Maddy is dangerous and can’t be around children. With Maddy running around a day care facility, this woman will lose her license and her shirt within a week -- not to mention the very real danger to other people’s children, as well as her own. Woof!

Dog trainer Matthew “Uncle Matty” Margolis is coauthor of 18 books about dogs, a behaviorist, a popular radio and television guest, and host of the PBS series “WOOF! It’s a Dog’s Life!” Read all of Uncle Matty’s columns at the Creators Syndicate website at www.creators.com, and visit him at www. unclematty.com. Send your questions to dearuncle.gazette@ unclematty.com or by mail to Uncle Matty at P.O. Box 3300, Diamond Springs, CA 95619.

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Weary of the ‘keepingon’ routine Q:

My husband and I are in our late 70s and it seems like we have to work harder every day just to keep on “keeping on.” Life is more like a chore rather than letting us relax and just enjoy ourselves. Our “to do” routine includes shopping, doctors’ appointments, paying bills, maintaining our car and running endless errands. It's frustrating. What are we doing wrong?

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easier and more self-fulfilling, but it doesn't always work that way. We often find ourselves busier than ever, and question how we were once able to both work and handle family and home responsibilities at the same time. When we retire, we find it a challenge to adjust to our changing needs. To get rid of life’s “grungy” details we need to simplify and organize our time more efficiently. To begin, create a one-week journal of your activities. This checklist will allow you to analyze how you really spend your time. Step two is to eliminate the activities that have less importance in your life now. Amazingly, we often find we are wasting time which would be better spent on hobbies, socializing with our family and friends, traveling, educational classes and so on. Choosing to redefine, prioritize, simplify and change your routine should be helpful in making your time work for you, not against you! * * *

malls, coffee shops and during neighborhood walks. The best knack in making a new contact is to show respect and, if appropriate, compliment them in some way. There is always something “special” about that other person, and through casual conversation you often find you have a lot in common. Simply saying “hello” breaks down defenses and shows the other person you are friendly and approachable. You’ll find that it lifts your mood and actually makes you feel better about yourself. Keep yourself at ease and show an interest in people you meet. Ask questions and get them talking about their favorite subject -- themselves! Find out if they are locals or visitors. If they’re out-of-towners, ask where they’re from. The conversation will just flow naturally, and you will have made a new friend! Make it a practice to strike up a conversation with a stranger at least two or three times a week. Once you overcome your own shyness you’ll find it’s easy and it will become part of your personality. Watch how your friend does it and copy his style. After all, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery! * * * Doug Mayberry makes the most of life in a Southern California retirement community. Contact him at deardoug@ msn.com. To find out more about Doug Mayberry visit the Creators Syndicate website at www.creators.com. COPYRIGHT 2013 CREATORS.COM

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Yes, you can. Start by becoming con scious of your behavior when you’re around people. What kind of signals are you unconsciously giving to others -- that they pick up on immediately? Try exchanging smiles with fellow shoppers in food stores,

 On Aug. 30, 30 B.C., Cleopatra, queen of Egypt and lover of Julius Caesar and Mark Antony, takes her life following the defeat of her forces against Octavian, the future first emperor of Rome. She committed suicide possibly by means of an asp, a poisonous Egyptian serpent and symbol of divine royalty.  On Aug. 29, 1876, Charles F. Kettering, inventor of the electric self-starter, is born in Loundonville, Ohio. Kettering’s inventions spread far beyond the automotive industry: He helped develop the refrigerant Freon, and took an active role in the medical industry, inventing a treatment for venereal disease, an incubator for premature infants and artificial fever therapy.  On Aug. 27, 1908, future president Lyndon Baines Johnson is born on a farm near Stonewall, Texas. As president, Johnson pushed through the creation of Medicare/ Medicaid, Head Start, the Voting Rights Act, the Civil Rights Act and the Department of Housing and Urban Development.  On Aug. 26, 1959, the British Motor Corporation launches its newest car, the small, affordable Mark I Mini. The Mini went on to become one of the best-selling British cars in history. At only 10 feet long, the $800 Mini could sit four adults and had a trunk big enough for a reasonable amount of luggage.  On Sept. 1, 1964, pitcher Masanori Murakami becomes the first Japanese man to play in U.S. baseball’s major leagues. Murakami was a teenage baseball prodigy in Japan, and his left-handed sidearm delivery proved an asset in the United States.

I have an acquaintance who seems to befriend ever yone he meets. He is quite outgoing, and when he flashes his friendly smile people are disarmed and instantly like him. As for myself, I was taught to be cautious before interacting with strangers and it takes way more time for me to get that friendly. Now in my 70s, when I hear my friend laughing and opening up conversations with people he’s just met, I envy him. Can someone my age change and be like that?

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 On Aug. 28, 1972, the U.S. Air Force gets its first ace designation since the Korean War when Captain Richard S. Ritchie and his “backseater” (radar intercept officer), Captain Charles B. DeBellevue, shoot down his fifth MiG near Hanoi.  On Aug. 31, 1985, Richard Ramirez, the notorious “Night Stalker,” is captured and nearly killed by a mob in East Los Angeles, Calif., after being recognized from a photograph shown on television and in newspapers. Ramirez was pulled from the enraged mob by police officers. (c) 2013 King Features Synd., Inc

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is operated by stepping on the turtle’s head to open the lid. Inside is a container. It is marked with the words “Golden Novelty Company -Patd. Nov. 20 -- 91 -- Chicago -- Ill.” What is it worth?

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Inheritance Is Handy Q:

Enclosed is a photo of an item that my husband received along with several other things following a friend’s death. We are unable to identity what it is. It appears to be brass. It is 12 inches tall and has a 4-inch petal shaped base. There are three sets of small hands that can be moved up or down on the center. Each set is spring loaded so they can be squeezed to open the hands. I have examined the item and have been unable to find any identifying marks or names. It will be ver y much appreciated if you can tell us what this is.

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Your stand was used to clip anything you chose. Photos, notes, postcards, jewelry, hand towels are just a few of the options. There are similar stands that have butterflies or turtles rather than the hands. Some were made by Glo-Mar Art Works located Brass clip stand from the early to mid 1900s is designed to hold in New York. small items. Similar clip stands were made in the early to mid-1900s and would probably be worth $35 to $50. * * *

I have enclosed a picture of the mark that is on the back of each dish in a set of dinnerware that I have. The set is a ser vice for eight and includes two platters, a cream pitcher and sugar bowl. Each piece is decorated with gold wheat, gold and gray leaves against a white background and trimmed in 24-Karat gold. The set also includes a matching set of glass tumblers and juice glasses. They are also decorated with images of wheat. Is there any value to my set?

“Eternal Harvest” dinnerware was made in Japan.

Your set was made by Correct Table Service Company in Japan around 1950. The pattern, “Eternal Harvest” was made from the 1950s to around 1972. Many pieces can be found selling on the Internet. Your set would probably be worth $150 to $300. * * *

I have a cast iron turtle spittoon that has been in our family since the late 1800s. It

There is not the interest in collecting spittoons as there was in the past. It would probably be worth $350 to $450. * * * Address your questions to Anne McCollam, P. O. Box 247, Notre Dame, IN 46556. Items of a general interest will be answered in this column. Due to the volume of inquiries, she cannot answer individual letters. To find out more about Anne McCollam and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate website at www.creators.com COPYRIGHT 2013 CREATORS.COM

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ROUTE 66 (from page page 3) 100 miles of Route 66 and all of the towns along that stretch of the road. • In 1956, President Eisenhower signed the Interstate Highway Act, calling for a modern four-lane highway system free of any crosstraffic intersections. Service stations and commercial businesses were also prohibited at the highway access sites. Within a few short years, as more freeways were added and small towns were bypassed, businesses quickly began to fail from the lack of vital customer traffic. In 1965, the Highway Beautification Act also placed restrictions on freeway road signs that urged travelers to exit the freeway in order to access Route 66. • In 1985 Route 66 was officially decommissioned and removed from the official U.S. Highway system and taken off road maps printed after that time. Today, the disjointed road prevents motorists from driving the original Route 66 for more than a few miles at a time. Parts of the original road are now the “business loop” in many cities, while other sections are now state and local roads, with some portions completely abandoned. Several stretches have been preserved, with a few having been placed on the National Register of Historic Places, marking an era of a time gone by. 

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typewriter eraser? Or, if you’re younger, have you moved your belongings into a long-unused HAPPY FROM TIDBITS! desk, onlyHALLOWEEN to find a strange-looking gadget with fiber-like hairs bushing out of one SCARY MOVIESend? What you’ve foundbyisRyan a typewriter Toepfer eraser. Usually shaped like a pencil, tiphaving was made of an Some people just seem tothe love the living especially-abrasive to daylights scared out ofrubber, them.which Why was else used would “erase” typing error. Thebeother end featured horror and the suspense movies so popular? To a small brush made of stiff plastic strands that celebrate Halloween, Tidbits goes behind the wasof used to sweep remnants of the erasure scenes some classicthe thrillers. off the page. • When Alfred Hitchcock purchased the film • rights There’s shortage litter on theupground tofornoPsycho, heofalso bought as many day, butofthankfully, wenovel no longer discarded copies the original as heseecould find, pull-tabs. The tabs on older easy-open beverage hoping to keep the story’s ending a secret. cans pulled completely off the can. People who • The famous shower Psycho wasdodging filmed walked in bare feetscene wereofconstantly using double for Norman Bates, as Anthony these acarelessly-dropped metal hazards. Perkins was appearing in a play (Greenwillow) • in The rhythmic “beep” the scanner is the New York at the time.of The first time Perkins musical saw accompaniment the at supermarket actually that scene wastoback the studio, checkout line. But if you’ve ever wondered watching the daily “rushes,” and he said he was where the cliché of saying “ka-ching!” in rejust as scared as everyone else. lation to money comes from, that’s the sound • Take a close look electric, at Michael mask in that the old-style not Myers’ electronic, cash the 1978 camp Halloween. Does registers made. classic Cashiers of that era hadthe to face look familiar? The movie was filmed on manually punch a series of buttons to ring up such tight budget, that the department your apurchase, followed byprop a smack of the had to make do with what they had. For Myers’ “total” button with the heel of the hand. disguise, they used an old Captain Kirk (Star • “Do you want your carbons?” used to be an Trek) mask, which they spray painted white and automatic question asked by merchants after then re-shaped the eyeholes. you’d signed for a credit card payment. At that turn the page for more! time, credit card receipts were filled out by hand in triplicate, with a small piece of carbon paper inserted between each sheet. It didn’t take long for thieves to realize they could retrieve the used carbons from the trash and steal valuable credit card information. Once that scam gained popularity, waiters and cashiers regularly offered the carbons to customers, giving them the opportunity to destroy them.

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