Banner Graphic, Volume 9, Number 245, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 June 1979 — Page 5

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Barr of Route 4, Greencastle announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their -daughter, Cathy NaDine, to Donald R. Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Cooper of Route 2, Greencastle. The prospective bride is a 1979 graduate of Greencastle High -School and is employed at Mallorys. The future groom is a -1978 graduate of South Putnam High School and is em- - ployed at Bill Collins Olds in Indianapolis. The wedding will be held at the home of the bride's parents at 1:30 p.m. June 23 and the Rev. Ryan of West Morris Street Free -Methodist Church of Indianapolis will officiate. Friends are • jnvited to the reception following.

Dear Abby

This broken engagement is & compound fracture

DEAR ABBY: This problem concerns my son. Two years ago he was engaged to marry a girl he had been crazy about for years. They were both 21. Then she ran off and married an older man (30) she’d known only a few weeks. My son was brokenhearted. He couldn’t eat or sleep, lost 20 pounds and walked around in a daze for months. ” Then he met a lovely girl who raised his spirits and made him feel that life was worth living again. They planned to announce their engagement this month and marry in September. Out of the blue, his old girlfriend called to say she and her husband were separated. She said she made a terrible mistake, she still loves my son and wants to pick up where they left off. My son saw her, and is now considering dropping the girl who brought him out of the dumps and going back with the girl who broke his heart. What should I do? HIS MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: He should do what he wants to do. And you should offer no advice unless he asks for it. And neither will I. . DEAR ABBY: A friend of mine being treated for a skin condition told me that her doctor gave her a “word association test” in which he used some very filthy words which made her most uncomfortable. She is an elderly widow who has raised several children. She is not a prude, but she said she is not accustomed to hearing language like that. Another friend (also elderly) told me that she went to this same doctor for her nerves, and he

Colleges to hold reunion at Danville

A Central Normal College and Canterbury College Day reunion will be held Saturday, June 30 at Danville. An all-day affair, the reunion will begin at 10-a.m. with a program on the campus lawn in the afternoon and a banquet at 6 p.m. Anyone who attended Central Normal College or Canterbury is urged to attend. Reservation Russellville area news RUSSELLVILLE - Mrs. Katie Kelly and daughter, Mrs. Bob Norton of Darlinton, returned home Sunday evening, June 10, after a week’s visit with Mrs. Kelley’s daughter, Mrs. Kay Shrout and son Terry, of Bakersfield, Calif. They attended the high school graduation of Terry Shrout on June 7. A good crowd attended the household good sale of the late Mary Austin June 16. Mrs. Norma Jean Muldooi) underwent surgery this past week in St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis. • Mr. and Mrs. Dale Spore and children, Kim and Sammy, of ■Crawfordsville were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Randel Grimes and helped Mrs. Spore’s mother celebrate her birthday. The Dizzy Dozen Euchre Club met on June 12 in the home of .Mrs. Ethel Mae Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Flock were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Hazlett.

for the banquet should be sent to Blanche M. Wean by June 25 and members are urged to send their name and address to Mrs. Wean for the mailing list. A committee headed by O. K. Baird, working with Virgil Hunt and others, are planning to make June 30 a day to be remembered by all who attend.

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Mr. and Mrs. James Patrick Aikman of Greencastle wish to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Cindy to Russell Christian, son of Mr. and Mrs. David H. Christian, Route 4, Greencastle. The prospective bride is a 1978 graduate of Greencastle High School and attended Bauder College for Fashion Merchandising and Design in Sacramento, Calif. She is employed at Merchants National Bank and Trust Company in Indianapolis. The groom-to-be is a 1977 graduate of Greencastle High School and graduated from ITT Technical Institute. He is employed with Robbins Comfort Air in Indianapolis. The wedding will be held at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, June 23 at Gobin Memorial United Methodist Church. All friends and relatives are invited to attend.

used some very vulgar language with her, too. She said she was so disgusted she never went back. Abby, is this something new in the practice of medicine? What can be done about it? A FRIEND IN OSWEGO, N.Y. DEAR FRIEND: This kind of “treatment” strikes me as most unconventional. If a patient feels that a doctor has behaved in an unprofessional or unethical manner, that doctor should be reported to the ethics committee of his county or state medical society. DEAR ABBY: Some of us older folks don’t move as fast as we used to, so you’d be doing us big favor if you would pass this suggestion on to those responsible for the sound effects on TV programs. When a telephone rings, I wish they’d use a more unique sound, such as a buzzer, or a beeping sound that is common in European phones. Anything but the familiar telephone bell most of us have at home. Frequently while watching TV, I’ve struggled out of my easy chair to answer my. phone to discover that it wasn’t ringing at all. It was a ringing phone on the television! ARTHRITIC ARTHUR CONFIDENTIAL TO “ARIES IN GARDEN CITY”: The person who says he isn’t interested in politics is like a drowning man who says he isn’t interested in water. If you need help in writing letters of sympathy, congratulations or thank-you letters, get Abby’s booklet “How to Write Letters for all Occasions.” Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 cents), self-addressed envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212.

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Hints from Heloise Sparking children's interest in vegetables

DEAR HELOISE: The secret I’ve found to get children to eat, or at least try their vegetables, is this: To begin with, let them grow their own vegetables if space allows. If not, let them at least do the cleaning. Even a three-year-old can stand up to the sink and wash celery or carrots. « Another way to spark interest is to let them help prepare the meal. My child ioves to help when I cook. There are so many easy jobs to be done while you’re preparing the main part. For instance, when we have pizza burgers, he arranges the buns on the cookie sheet while I cook the meat. He also sprinkles on the cheese and helps make the salad. I feel the more you let your children take an active part in the meal preparation, the more interest they will have in eating it. A Reader in Kansas i it * it How true! >*What child doesn’t take great pride in declaring, “I made this all by myself!” Sure, it takes time to teach ’em, but how else are they going to learn? I think you’re super to begin developing this interest at such an early age. Heloise

TOPS honors Shoaf for reaching goal

The highlight of the June 18 meeting of TOPS 573 was when Mary Shoaf received her KOPS goal. She was congratulated and received lovely gifts from chapter members. Prior to the celebration, 32 members took part in the

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Save 30% Men’s shoes. Terrific savings on classic and up-to-the-minute styles. A selection sure to please, at a price you’re sure to like.

DEAR HELOISE: * I use large bath towels or beach towels as a crib pad, placing it between the sheet and the plastic mattress covering. These make the baby more comfortable, and are easily washed and dried. Mama Fran ★ ★ ★ DEAR HELOISE: It’s getting close to the time for family reunions. As is usually the case, you meet relatives you haven’t met before or whom you haven’t seen in years. It’s often hard to match husbands and wives and their kids, but my niece came up with a solution. She loves to sew so she made matching shirts and blouses for her husband, three children and herself.

weekly pound auction sale and registered a weight loss of 39 % pounds. Weekly royalty were Oma Cowgill, Donna Galloway, Irene Galloway, Charlotte Porter and Opal Sutherlin. May Ann Hess was welcomed back into the chapter. At the June 11 meeting, a new

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That was one family that everyone identified immediately. Lloyd Woodbum ★ * * How cute! This is also a good way to keep up with each other, especially in a crowd. Heloise * ★ * HINTS FROM HIM DEAR HELOISE: I make my own vinegar and oil dressing including leftover pickle juice. There are as many flavors available as there are flavors of pickles. I also store and serve the dressing in old Worcestershire or soy sauce bottles. When one shakes it out of this type of bottle, it is automatically mixed at the time of serving. Reginald McNichol

member, Bernice Snider was welcomed into the chapter. Members drew names for new secret sisters which will last for four weeks. The week’s royalty weight loss awards went to June Tilley, Jeanine Christian, Doris Hedge,

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DEAR HELOISE: While pressing a white shirt I noticed the balls of lint that were caught inside the front behind the buttons and buttonholes. So I took a cotton swab and dampened one end. By poking it down behind the button or buttonhole and pushing it, the lint came right out most of it stuck to the swab. Mrs. B.K. DEAR HELOISE: You know how hard it is to spoon the “drop dumpling” dough into boiling broth. Well, while trying to accomplish this task, my spoon full of dough accidentally touched the boiling liquid and, zip!, it slid right off. No more hassling with two spoons or having to use my finger to push the dough off. Judy Diederichs

Sharon Byrd, Oma Cowgill, Caroline Clark, Donna Galloway and Mayleen Puckett. Total weight loss recorded was 41 M> pounds. Members were asked to submit a new TOPS slogan before June 30.

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