Banner Graphic, Volume 14, Number 197, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 April 1984 — Page 4
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The Putnam County Banner-Graphic, April 25,1984
Dear Abby
Do-it-yourself electrolysis not recommended for permanent hair removal
DEAR ABBY: I am one of those very unfortunate women who have dark facial hair. Can you give me any information about electrolysis? Is it safe? Is it expensive? What about those electrified tweezers you can buy to do electrolysis on yourself at home? I’m 26 years old and I’ve had it with remarks about my mustache. SUFFERED ENOUGH IN WISCONSIN DEAR SUFFERED: Don’t confuse professional electrolysis with the electrified tweezers now being marketed. The Food and Drug Administration has found them to be no more effective that ordinary household tweezers. While “do-it-yourself’ electrolysis equipment can be purchased by anyone, I would never recommend it. Safe and successful permanent hair removal by electrolysis depends upon the angle of the needle
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Allgood, New Market, will celebrate their 67th wedding anniversary April 25. They are long-time residents of Putnam County. The couple have seven children, Burley, Bellmore, Ronnie, Lawrenceburg, Ky., Jerliyn Mitchel, Ladoga, Dorothy, deceased at infancy, Russell, Edna Mae Clodfelter and Betty Deckard.
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Mr. and Mrs. James T. Brown, Route 2, Roachdale, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Lynetta Marie to James Kevin Callahan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Callahan, Route 1, Cloverdale. The wedding will be at 2:30 p.m. May 26 at St. Paul's Catholic Church. All friends and relatives are invited.
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when it is inserted, and an unsteady hand can cause skin damage that may leave permanent scars. First, see a dermatologist to determine whether you are a candidate for electrolysis. (Not everyone is.) To learn more about hair removal—both permanent and temporary—write to: The International Guild of Professional Electrologists Inc., Medical Center, 15 Bond St., Great Neck, N.Y. 11021, and request its booklet. You will be given the names and addresses of skilled electrologists in your area. The booklet is free, but please enclose a long, stamped (20 cents), self-addressed envelope, as this is a nonprofit organization. * * * DEAR ABBY: A couple of readers had a difference of opinion on how to respond when asked, “How are you?” One said, “Always say, ‘l’m fine,’ because nobody really wants to hear about somebody else’s aches and pains.” The other said, “Be honest. If something is ailing you, say so.” I know a little old German lady who always answers that question this way: “I’m better than I was, but I’m not so well as I was before I got to be as bad as I am now.” Does this help? ESTHER DEAR ESTHER: It helps more than it did, but not as much as it would have helped before.
Hints from Heloise
Fluffy pancakes made from club soda
DEAR HELOISE: I once had a recipe, which I think I had clipped from your column, for pancakes made with club soda. Guess I’ve misplaced it, though. So, if you have it, will you please run it again? It made the yummiest pancakes I’ve ever tasted. Beulah Bedenbender * * * Dear Heart, just in case your recipe never turns up, use any good pancake recipe you have and merely substitute club soda for the liquid in the recipe. Or, you may use flavored carbonated soda pop for the liquid. Gives the pancakes (waffles too) a deliciously different taste. I think other readers will agree that the pancakes are absolutely the yummiest! Heloise HINTS FROM HIM Dear Heloise: As a livealoner, I find that the breadkeeping problem is best solved by storing the bread in the freezer. It takes only a few minutes to defrost what I need and the bread is always fresh. B.H. LOADING THE DISHWASHER Dear Heloise: Loading and unloading the dishwasher for
my mom is not my favorite chore but I have one hint that helps. When loading silverware, if you put all the same kind together (forks, spoons, etc.) in each individual section of the silverware basket, it makes unloading and putting it away so much faster and
Clinton Beavers meet April 11
The Clinton Beavers Homemakers Club met at the home of Shirley Games April 11. Six members answered the roll call by sharing an interesting book or article they had read. THE MEETING was opened with the pledges and creed. Devotions from Luke 24:1-12 were given by the hostess. The song was “He Lives” and the prayer was “Help us not to look upon Easter as an annual event but rather as a continual experience with our Living Lord.” Patty Hendrickson gave the thought for the month, “Blessed
TOPS 604 record losses in April
The April 10 meeting of TOPS 604 was called to order with 23 members recording a weight loss of 18 pounds. Evelyn Pitts was the officer of the week and KOPS best loser. Leader Marje Owens read a thank-you card from outgoing leader Bernice Cromer. Mrs. Cromer thanked the club for the bouquet of flowers. The former leader took a floral bouquet to the funeral home when Glee Conyers husband passed away. MARY FRAZIER was presented a one-year KOPS
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DEAR ABBY: I can sympathize with the daughter of “Oldie at 32.” I, too, at age 11 was not allowed some of the things other girls my age were allowed (i.e. shaving legs, wearing nylons and bras). At 11, I was the only girl in my Sunday school class without nylons, so I went to the local Wool worth store and bought a pair. I had no idea how to hold them up (panty hose had not been invented yet), so I went back and bought four garters but didn’t know what to do with them. Didn’t know about girdles or garter belts either. Being raised by a father (Mother died when I was 8), I didn’t have a bra. Then one day, while playing catch in a T-shirt with the boys, I heard some giggles over my bouncing small, but developing breasts. Back to Woolworth’s! When I started seventh grade, the girls wore skirts, not jeans. A boy looked at my hairy legs and said, “I’m gonna get you a razor for Christmas.” I could have died! The next day, I borrowed my father’s razor and cut my left shin bone so badly I still have the scar. I also went to a movie with a boy unchaperoned. We went on our bicycles. Eye makeup? No eyeliner, mascara or eye shadow. I used an eyelash curler and a little eyebrow pencil. But that wasn’t until the 10th grade. Peer pressure can be hard at any age. YOUNG AT 44 DEAR YOUNG: You certainly jogged a few memories. Thanks for a stroll down memory lane.
easier. Vernon Kaufman * * * While your hint seems to be a very good one on the surface, actually you may run into difficulty. The problem you could encounter is that similar silverware shapes have a tendency to “nest” together, therefore
are those who can give without remembering and take without forgetting.” The cultural arts report and the citizenship lesson were taken from a booklet entitled, “This is Greencastle.” Margaret Neild gave the lesson on learning to live with change. Ruby Massey gave the secretary’s report and Audra Holton called in the treasurer’s report. The club later learned that there was a death in Audra’s family. THE HEALTH AND safety
numeral and certificate for chapter queen for 1983 and a bracelet and charm. During the April 17 meeting, 22 members recorded a weight loss of 23Vi pounds. Clara Justus was the officer of the week, while KOPS co-best losers were Marje Owens and Mary Clark. Arvella Johnson was the girl of the week for April 24. An officers’ workshop was held at Patty Carman’s house Tuesday, April 24. The team contest ended with Team II and IV tied with 81 points. The winner with a
they will not get clean during washing. So, it’s usually better to stack them at random in the holder. If you timed yourself you would find sorting takes but a few moments longer and you are less likely to have to run them through again. Heloise
report was “Tot’s and Toxic Chemicals.” The Heirloom lace display was discussed and entries were selected. There will also be an entry for cultural arts at the Spring Dessert. Mrs. Neild read “My Grandmothers Apron” which she had written. There was a getacquainted tea for a prospective member cn April 16. A welcome card was sent to a new club in the Fillmore area. Shirley Games demonstrated pie crust making, then served vegetable beef soup, fried cornbread cakes, apple pie and tea.
weight loss of 15 3 / 4 pounds was Team 11. Rosemary Bonham, Shelby Spencer, Mary Clark and Evelyn Pitts were on the winning team. Each received $5 MEMBERS WERE asked to loose pounds after Easter and look forward to a new contest the first week in May. The chapter meets at 8:45 a.m. Tuesdays in the basement of the Presbyterian Church. Call 653-4255 days or 653-5802 for more information. Anyone is welcome.
Calendar of events Thursday Omnes Chapter, Order of DeMolay will hold its stated meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 26 at the Greencastle Masonic Temple. Plans will be discussed for the parentDeMolay bowling tournament on Sunday, April 29. Registration fees and consent forms should be submitted to those attending Conclave. Master Councilor Howdy Thomas invites all DeMolays and interested Master Masons to attend. Heritage Preservation Society of Putnam County will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 26 at Meharry Hall, East College. The guest speaker will be Scott Jeller of the Aquisitian and Restoration Corp. of Indianapolis. His lecture will be “Greencastle 1880-1930 and the Future.” The public is welcome to attend. The ladies Auxiliary of the Madsion Township Volunteer Fire Dept, will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 26 at the - firehouse. Futnam County Legal Secretary Assn, will have its April; • meet at the law offices of Calbert, Bremer and Pierson at 7. p.m. Thursday, April 26. Immediately following the business' meeting, there will be a program presented by aerobics in-,; structor Robin Croan. Plan to wear comfortable clothing and, join the fun. The men’s interdenominational prayer breakfast is held at 6:30 a.m. every Thursday at tne Double Decker Order from the menu. Friday Tots Time is trying something new. Now you can bring your preschooler on Friday afternoons too. Baby sitting service is 1-3 p.m. The hours are new but the location is the same -- the First Baptist Church, Judson Drive, Greencastle. There will be a work day at the Little Walnut Cemetery Friday, April 27, weather permitting. All interested persons are asked to come and help. , , Moon rocks will be on display at 7 p.m. Friday, April 27 at the DePauw Roy O. West Library movie room. A film., “Reading the Moon’s Secrets,” will also be show. Donations will be accepted to benefit the Putnam Enrichment Program (PEP). Royal Arch Masons Greencastle Chapter No. 22 will hold a called meeting at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 27. All regular companions are invited. Work will be in the M.M. and P.M.; degrees. „• Saturday There will be a euchre party at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 28 at the Putnam County Senior Center, 9 W. Franklin St., Greencastle. Doors open at 6 p.m. All senior citizens are welcome. ‘ The Jones School PTO will sponsor a garage sale and bake sale Saturday, April 28 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in the multipurpose room at Jones School. The Cunot Can Do’s will hold their square dance 8-11 p.m. Saturday, April 28 at the Cloverdale Volunteer Fire Dept. r Ted Lauphrey will be the guest caller with Jill Williams calling rounds. Sunday Theta Chapter of Delta Theta Tau sorority will have a! spring breakfast and pledging ceremony Sunday, April 29 in. the DePauw Student Union. A hillbilly square dance will be held 4-9 p.m. Sunday, April 29 at the Hazelwood Fire Station. The dance is sponsored by j the Cunot Can Do’s and the Honey Bee Twirlers. Come dressed in your hillbilly outfits. Prizes will be given for the best outfits. Cabers will be Jerry Workman and Carol Smith. ; Guest callers are welcome. Monday Due to the snow, the March Skating party was canceled. This is the last skating party of the season for Putnam County* • Singles. It will be held Monday, April 30. Nadene Burks, 653-; 9635, is the hostess. ;• Tuesday Theta Alumnae Chapter of Delta Theta Tau will meet with; Mrs. Roy Sutherlin at 10 a.m. Tuesday, May 1. Mrs. Gerald; Elliott will be the assistant hostess. Wednesday Greencastle Chapter Order of Eastern Star No. 255 willhold a stated meeting at the Masonic Temple at 7:30 p.m.-' Wednesday, May 2. Grand chapter reports will be given. Alt; members are invited. Friday Putnam County Church Women United will observe May Fellowship Day Friday, May 4 at the Greencastle*Presbyterian Church. There will be a coffee hour at 9:30;! a.m., followed by a service of worship at 10 a.m. All Putnam*! County women are invited.
Clay City rabbit workshop set April 28
The 4-H Hare Raisers Rabbit Club of Clay County will be sponsoring their second annual “Hare Raising Event” which is an educational workshop open to the public. It will be held noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 28 at the Clay City Goshorn Park. Topics on the agenda include: What breed to choose, feed and health care, housing and equipment, raising and caring for young, where to start, show
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qualities and what to look foi, and all about prevention is the best medicine. An ARBA registrar will be present to help with questions concerning show rabbits and how they are judged. The cldb will also have pedigree rabbits for sale, free information arid brochures and a display vs various breeds of rabbits. \ There will also be door prizes and a raffle. Lunch will also be available.