Banner Graphic, Volume 9, Number 279, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 August 1979 — Page 7

Calendar of events Wednesday The Ladies Auxiliary of Madison Township Fire Department will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 1 at the fire house. All women in Madison Township are invited. Unclaimed dishes from the ice cream social can be picked up at this time. OES 255 will have a stated meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug 1. It will be the Deputy’s Instructional Visit. All members and visitors of OES are invited. Friday Greencastle Barracks and Auxiliary No. 114, Veterans of World War I will hold their annual picnic at 12 noon Friday, Aug. 3 at Robe-Ann Park. A pitch-in dinner will be followed by a good fellowship time. There will be a report on the recent department convention. Members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome. Sunday The Hazlett family reunion will be held on Sunday, August 12. at the home of Clark and Marian Hendrieh, 3.1 miles south of the junction of U S. 36 and 231. Basket dinner at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. The annual Clodfelter reunion will be held Sunday, Aug. 5 at the Gene Clodfelter Pond, located north of Morton or west of Fincastle. Bring a well-filled basket and your table service. The new updated Clodfelter history book will be available at the reunion.

Heloise: Tip helps children become better travelers

DEAR HELOISE: When traveling with children in the summertime when it gets so hot, I like to take a pint plastic bottle and fill it three-fourths full with water. Then I put the lid on and stick it in the freezer. When I am going to be gone for a long period (or even a couple of hours), I take the bottle out of the freezer and fill with water. Then I give a bottle to each child (I like to mark with different color ' lids). When they get thirsty, they can have a cold drink of water. Surprising how it helps children to be better little

“FILL A CASE WITH YOUR FAVORITE POP SHOPPE FLAVOR DRINKS. I wIWm 319 E - Franklin St. Greencastle

travelers and there’s no nagging to stop for a drink. < I have found even a 2-year- ; old can handle this size bottle without spilling or needing i help to get the lid off. | Even my 9-year-old asks for i a bottle for long trips. Best i traveling companion one ] could have! L. Gustafson ] ★* * j Sounds good. You could ] even freeze the water in one of , those spill-proof plastic , glasses. I bought one of those for coffee when I have to go | somewhere early in the \ morning. Works great. Heloise , * * * DEAR HELOISE: '

Fair results: Open class culinary arts winners announced

Pies, peach, four entriesfirst, Irene Wise, Greencastle; second, Joan Irvin, Greencastle; third, Joan Billman, Greencastle. Pies, cherry, one entry-first, Irene Wise, Greencastle. Pies, apple, eight entriesfirst, Velma Lee, Cloverdale; second, Irene Wise, Greencastle; third, Joan Billman, Greencastle. Pies, berry, five entries-first, Ann Kenniker, Roachdale; second, Barbara Brookshire, Roachdale; third, Ann Gorham, Greencastle. Pies, pecan, five entriesfirst, Sara Malayer, Bainbridge; second, Irene Wise, Greencastle; third, Nellie Flint, Route 1, Greencastle. Pies, fruit pie, made with lard-first, Sheila McCullough, Greencastle; second, Marge Hopkins, Roachdale; third,

Last year was my parents’ silver anniversary and 1 came across this great idea. 1 bought a picture album with the clear plastic sheets. I took pictures of my sisters, myself and our families and made a pictorial history of our lives, starting with a picture of my parents when they were babies, when they were married and on down the line, including the last baby that was born to my sister. I hardly need to tell you that they were both surprised and thrilled at something they could take anywhere, could be displayed with any decor and were proud of as well.

Darlene Bee, Route 1, Greencastle. Pies, do your own thing, two entries-first, Linda Bright, Route 3, Greencastle; second Irene Wise, Greencastle. Angel Food Cake, six entriesfirst, Lucille Bock, Greencastle; second, Linda Wrede, Cloverdale; third, Evelyn Baldwin, Route 1, Greencastle. Chocolate layer cake, four en-tries-first, Peggy Cash, Fillmore; second, Donna Frye, Bainbridge; third, Pat Inman, Bainbridge. Cake made with lard, six en-tries-first, Bonnie Zaring, Fillmore; second, Carolyn Fowler, Bainbridge; third, RuthStanger, Fillmore. Cakes, decorated, four en-tries-first, Frances Ellis, Greencastle; second, Linda Gray, Cloverdale; third, Mary Cummings, Fillmore. Cookies, bar. fourteen en-

You should hear all the compliments! Laura L. Sartor 1 , DEAR HELOISE: The best wav I have found to freshen shredded cocoanut is to soak it in a little sweet milk a few minutes before using it. This works especially well if you have opened a box and forgotten to close it real tight (this is my favorite trick). Mrs. W.W. Wallace DEAR HEIXJISE* I have found the solution to dusting those cracks and corners that are so hard to get to. Dust with a soft, long-

tries—first, Margurite Mcßride, Roachdale; second, Marge Seibold, Fillmore; third, Kathy Custis, Greencastle. Cookies, drop cookies, fourteen entries-first, Ruth Stanger, Fillmore; second, Mabel Herbert, Cloverdale; third, Connie McCullough, Reelsville. Cookies, fancy cookies, five entries-first, Brenda Gibbs, Greencastle; second, Carolyn Fowler, Bainbridge; third, Marge Seibold, Fillmore. Breads, yeast breads, white, two entries-first, Ruth Stanger, Fillmore. Breads, yeast, any variety, three entries-first, FAC member, Roachdale; second, Bonnie Zaring, Fillmore; third, Susan Bonney, Greencastle. Breads, quick loaf, twelve en-tries-first, Janet Stafford, Roachdale; second, Betty McFarland, Bainbridge; third,

handled paint brush. It cleans in every little crack and corner and really does a good job. Mrs. John C. Nichols * * * You can also spray a dust magnet on the brush and it works wonders. Heloise * * * DEAR HEIyOISE: The next time you go on a picnic or camping, be sure to include a card of thumbtacks in your supplies. They will hold your tablecloth down on a windy day plus any number of other things you might think of. Mrs. Wm. Davy Sr.

Sandy Jessup, Greencastle. Breads, Dinner rolls, eight entries-first, Peggy McCullough, Reelsville; second, Linda Blue, Reelsville; third, Jeanne Albright, Greencastle. Breads, fancy sweet yeast, nine entries-first, Connie Lambermont, Route 1, Greencastle; second, Sara Malayer, Bainbridge; third, Janet Hutcheson, Reelsville. Candy, fudge, chocolate, six entries-first, Anne Kenniker, Roachdale; second, Linda Wrede, Cloverdale; third, Julie Chew, Greencastle. Candy, peanut butter fudge, six entries-first, Delores Hudson, Fillmore; second, Nell Simms, Ladoga; third, Gail Steele, Route 1, Greencastle. Canning, tomatoes, eleven en-tries-first, Lola Mangus, Greencastle; second, Mary Stockwell, Roachdale; third, Amelia Stedman, Fillmore.

Al mi IQT 1C Ticket Office AMJvaUO I IV XX ▼M M Open ll:00 A.M-5:00 PM: * iHRU M M Monday through Friday « AI IQT M Administration Building J Muvauo I C. V XT M State Fairgrounds 5 \m\ml V \ STATE / SHOWS A M A CONTESTS L - 1979 \ EXHIBITS $500,000 ENTERTAINMENT EXTRAVAGANZA Coliseum Grandstand Plus these outstanding J THE TONY ORLANDO SHOW LEIF GARRETT ATTRACTIONS! Saturday, August 18 Thursday, August 16 • Tractor Pulls Reserved Seats: $5.00-$4.00 Advance Sale: $5.00 • Western Horse Show THE STATLER BROTHERS & Day of Show: * 7OO • Jack Kochman’s BARBARA MANDRELL K?lllLY Helt Dnvers Sunday, August 19 THE CSOLD?E BOYS •Championship Reserved Seats: $4.00 Friday,l7 Harness Racing REX ALLEN. JR. with BARNES RODEO SHA-NA-NA • “ Ba 100n T Rac ® Tuesday, August 21 through Saturday, August 18 * Pick-up Truck Pull Thursday, August 23 Track Seats: SB.OO • P 'B Races Reserved Seats: $4.00-$3.00 Grandstand: $6.00 • AMA Championship WIRE—INDIANA STATE FAIR MARSHALL TUCKER BAND # BLUE GRASS FESTIVAL Tuesday, August 21 ! S”! 6 Starring BILL MONROE Advance Sale: $5.00 ? “ ve ~S hows : Friday, August 24 Day of Show: $7.00 * Farm Museum Advance Sale: $4.00 K r o THF o IIN ou. NF dawn * Marching Band Contest Day of Show: $5.00 * A ..«S 94 E ™ ° 9 Cheerleaders Contest THE DOLLY PARTON SHOW Advance Sale: $5.00 * J’ 1 H Fxhibits Saturday. August 25 Day of Show: $7.00 9 , e Reserved Seats: $6.00-$5.00 • Million Dollar Midway I SHOW DAT! AND TIME NO PRICE TOTAI I THE TONY ORLANDO SHOW Sat.. Aug. 18 at 4:00 p.m. I Sat., Aug. 18 at 8:00 p.m. . | I THE STATLER BROTHERS & Sun.. Aug.l9 at 3:00 p.m. *4 OO I 1 BARBARA MANDRELL at 7:30 p.m. ~ l \ REX ALLEN. JR. with Tue.. Aug. 21 at 3:00 p.m. 1 I BARNESRODE ° ~TueTAug~2i at 7:30 pZ - Wed., Aug. 22 at 3.00 p.m. * ■ Wed., Aug. 22 at 7:30 p.m. < 1 Thur., Aug. 23 at 3:00 p.m. | Thur,, Aug. 23 at 7:30 p.m. ~ 1 J WIRE—INDIANA STATE FAIR - ; ■ BLUE GRASS FESTIVAL Fri.. Aug. 24, 6to 10 p m Starring BILL MONROE ; I THE DOILY PARTON SHOW Sat., Aug. 25 at 4:00 p.m. ~ j I I Sat., Aug. 25 at 8:00 p.m. Grandstand Events | LEIF GARRETT Thur., Aug 16 at 8:00 p m ► KENNY ROGERS & ~7~. ~.„ AA c 1 THE OAK RIDGE BOYS Fn - Au « 17 800 P£ I | SHA-NA-NA Sat.. Aug, 18 at 8:00 p m “ i I I MARSHALL TUCKER BAND lue.. Aug. 21 at 8:00 p.m. ! | K.C, & THE SUNSHINE BAND TFrT Aug. 24 at 8:00 p.m. ~~~ | General Admission Tickets Sold Day of Show. I Advance Sale Ground Admission Tickets $1 50 (s2ooat Fair)! ~, n 1 . | Good for Person or Car. ** ->0 | Show ticket mail orders received 7 days prior to event will be held at Box Office for pick-up I Ground admission tickets not sold after August 11 by mail order I NAME STREET | | CITY STATE ZIP I SIGNATURE Make checks or money orders payable to Indiana State Fair | I Mail to: Tickets. Indiana State Fair. Indianapolis Indiana 46205. s ■ I ENCLOSE SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE ----•U

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Canning, green beans, twen-ty-five entries-first, Lynn Thompson, Fillmore; second, Joan Billman, Greencastle; third, Amelia Stedman, Fillmore. Canning, three jars of your choice-first, Marge Hopkins, Roachdale; second, Lola Mangus, Greencastle; third, Sara Malayer, Bainbridge. Pickles, sweet, three entriesfirst, Sara Malayer, Bainbridge; second, Lola Mangus, Greencastle; third, Judy Flint, Morton. Pickles, dill, six entries-first, Claudia Williams, Route 2, Greencastle; second, Ann Gorham, Greencastle; third, Linda Anderson, Bainbridge. Pickles, pickled beets, twelve entries-first, Sara Malayer, Bainbridge; second, Lillian Price, Route 3, Greencastle; third, Donna McDermit, Cloverdale.

Pickles, bread and butter, seven entries-first, Becky Dickerson, Route 3, Greencastle; second, Mary Stockwell, Roachdale; third, Sara Malayer, Bainbridge Pickles, relish, ten entriesfirst, Janet Stafford, Roachdale; second, Helen Galford, Roachdale; third, Helen Creviston, Roachdale. Jelly, fourteen entries -first, Helen Galford, Roachdale; second, Jo Schmidt, Roachdale; third, Frances Asher, Roachdale. James, fifteen entries-fifst, Mary Stockwell, Roachdale; second, Sara Malayer, Bainbridge; third, Lillian Price. Greencastle. Freezer jam, nine entriesfirst, Joan Billman. Greencastle; second,.Jaye Burger, Greencastle; third. Marge Hopkins, Roachdale.

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