The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 July 1963 — Page 2
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Cataract Lake News B> Hi'len >1. Srhtil/ "Ridge Runners" is what the people who live on the ridge utxive the lake, across from the Cataract Yaucht Club, call themselves. Last week the "Ridge Runners had a scare. Jane Bassett was awakened in the early morning » rkness by her dachshund wanting to be let out. When he got outdoors he began barking frantically. It finally got through to sdeep-fogged Jane that the alarm wasn’t just the presence of a rtbbit or a cat She turned on the outdoor light but the dog s barking was coming from a darkened area. Jane padded barefoot out to the car for a flashlight and went to investigate. Here in the circle of light was a laige snake coiled, ready to strike. She awakened her husband who shot the sn.tke. It was a 3> 2 ft. timber rattler. "And.” said Jane.” now I'm looking for his mate. They say they travel in pairs.” "Art got the mate in our garage.” gsid Betty Baldwin, who lives across the road. "It was a big one too.” The deer are coming up from the deep woods and are fascinating to see. Lairy Birle reports having seen five. Many people
have Se«i one along ILe pi t groves leading to the park. It is well to drive carefully through that art . Deer are responsible for many accidents, cailights confuse them. From our kitchen window we can watch the cardinal and turtledoves and their young. The cardinal and his tamily come to the feeder but the doves like their giain scattered on the patio floor. An interesting and beneficial program is underway on Cataract Lake as of this week. Rough ti h. which include: carp, buftalo and shad are being removed from the waters bv private enterprise under the supervision of the St >te Conservation Dept. All fish are taken alive and put into a "holding pen” from which they aie loaded into tank trucks and transported to a processing plants in Illinois. Here they are made into cat food and fertilizer. The fish are kept alive until processing begins. Lieber Park report* for last week: 6200 p id admissions. 4000 children, 2300 cars and 850 campers. A group of 40 Mennonites calling themselves the “f a m i 1 y campers" came to the park from Silem. 111. The Lafayette Boat Club bringing appiox. 75 boats came down for a day on the lake Sunday.
fitn:ian It. ii. t" mi» •• Met July IHlh The Canaan Home Demonstration Club met Thursday, July 18 Wheeler ahm RH TA HT HT H at the home of the hostess, Mrs. Ernest Wheeler with Mrs. Edd Stone co-hostess for an all day picnic. At the noon hour, tables on the lawn were laden with delicious food for which Mrs. Iona Goss returned thanks. The president, Mrs. Vern Runnells opened the meeting by the group reading the collect for women. followed by the salute to the Christian and American Flags and Club creed were repeated in unison. The song America was led by Mrs. Agnes Jones. Due to the death of an aunt, Mrs. Glen Duncan , our song leader, was not present with the history of the song. Happy Birthday .also Anniversary songs, were sung to our president and Mrs. Vern Lydick Roll Call. Buying habit that might be costly was answered by ten members and three guests, Mrs. Beverly Johnson Indianapolis. Misses Norma Allen. Fillmore, and Jean Wheeler: Messers Edd Stone and Ernest Wheeler and Rickie Sechman. were also guests for our picnic dinner. As this was our picnic, a business meeting including an outlook lesson given by Mrs. Dan Stone. "Future Marketing on Fiesh Vegetables and Fruits, was given very nicely. She stated that we would have been better business in the latter part of 1963. peating in unison le. ohoff-yKiO The meeting closed by all repeating the Club Prayer in unison. The meeting adjourned to meet Aug. 15th with Mrs. Agnes Jones at Coatesville with Mrs. George Schilling co-hostess. It will be an all day meeting.
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WARD REALTY PARADE Two more of the beauteous witnesses at the sensational trial of Dr. Stephen Ward arrive at Old Bailey in London to testify. Ronna Ricardo (leftt recanted previous testimony that Dr. Ward had shared in her prostitution earnings. Twenty-year-old Vicki Barrett (right) told how Dr. Ward had picked her up in his sports car and taken her to his flat for assignations.
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Personal And Local News Briefs
Tip Toppers Club Met At Park The July meeting of the Tip Toppers Home Demonstration Club was held at Robe Ann park in Greencastle. July 16th at 11 n m. A bountful picnic dinner was enjoyed by eleven members, four guests and nine children.! The afternoon business meeting conducted by our president, Mrs. Charles Chestnut and then the meeting turned over to our program committee who planned the zaniest program of contests and games possible. Prizes were won by each person present. Three members celelarated their birthdays. The meeting closed with prayer to meet again in August for the Eli Lily tour.
The Annual Heady Reunion has been postponed indefinitely. The Rollings reunion will be held at Forest Park, Brazil, on July 28. Basket dinner at noon. Mrs. Worth Linsey of Port Huron, Michigan is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Omer Beck. The annual Woods reunion will be held Sunday. August 4th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Irwin, all relatives and friends
are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hendrich, Donna and Gary have returned from their vacation. They visited Yellowstone National Park, toured Oregon. Salt Lake City, California and fished in various places. All told they drove over
6000 miles.
Mrs. Oscar Irving \ l> Hostess To Club The Marionettes Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday, June 25, at the home of Mrs. Oscar L^.ng. The meeting was opened by all present repeating the Club Creed and the Pledge to the Flag. Roll call was answered with something we enjoy doing in our free time. The secretary's report was read and approved followed by the treasurer's report. We then heard the history of the Song of the Month "Tell Me Why” which we all sang. During our business meeting we discussed our lair exhibit md made plans to have the fair committee meet before our next regular scheduled meeting. Our president gave a report on the Homemaker's conference at Purdue which she and Marilyn Clearwaters had attended. A garden report was also given by Wanda Mason with many useful tips on the growing of pinsies. The Lesson on Patio Meals was given by Barbara Kendall which was very interesting to all. She stressed planning head as the first consideration of t good meal, having a well balanced meil and not too much. There were also many hints given on what to use for a grill '.ind coals The fire should be started about 35 to 40 mins, ahead of time and not too many coals 'Jre needed. Meals should be cooked six to eight inches from the heat. There many other helpful hints for good out-
door grilling.
Our social period consisted of grilling our own hamburgers on the grill provided and other refreshments served by the hostess. There were 14 members present and three children.
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ANNIVERSASIK’S Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Earl W’ood, 10 years today, July, 25th.
SEE BALL GAME Thirty-eight Babe Ruth players attended the Shrine night baseball game at Victory Field Tuestay night. Local Shriner's arranged their admission to the game. The recreation dept, furnished the bus. A recreation special Boys and girls are going fishing Friday at 1:00 p.m. Bring your fishing pole if you are 10 years or older.
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WINDY HILL GOLF Windy Hill C. C. Golf toumernent schedule. Sunday, July 28th. Men's breakfast tourney draw for partners at 8:00 a.m. Wednesday, August 7th Men’s golf tourney and stag. Saturday, August 10th Mixed two-ball and buffet shotgun start. 5:15 p.m. Sunday, August 11th Men's golf tourney Wednesday, August 21st. Windy Hill C. C. men at Crawfordsville Sunday, July 281 h Last day to register for Club championship. 1st Round Results: Laurel Corbin def. Ron Terry
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Virgil Eiteljorge def. F. R. Bundy 3-2 Bob McCormick def. H. L. Williams 2-1 Bill Unsworth def. Harold Talbott—forfeit I Gardner Eggers def. Ben Cannon. 1 UP Joe Keer def. Wlison 1 up 22holes Howard Harmless def. Ben Hoover, 3 & 2 Francis Hamilton def. Ed Wood. 5 & 3 Fleck Conrad def. Paul Black 7 & 6 Harry Moore def. Tom Mont. 1 up 19 holes Don Cantone def. Herschel Hammond 5 & 4 Dick Sunkell def. John Tzouanakis 3*2 Harold Sutherlin def. Joe Todd. COMING ALL NEXT WEEK PUTNAM COUNTY FAIR GREENCASTLE MONDAY, JULY 29 thru SATURDAY, AUG. 3
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2 & 1 I Dr. C. Finkbiner def. Dick Crawley, 2*1. Tom Umbreit def. Ray Greve, 2 * 1. Keith Lyon def. Laurel Turk; 3*1 A gala time was had at Windy Hill CounVy Club on Tuesday, July 23rd. when the Ladies Golf Organization entertained the Women from Danville Country Club and other guests with a shot gun golf tournament. The morning started with coffee and rolls at eierht-thirty, followed by the teeoff at nine. Prizes were taken by the golfers as follows: Danville, 1st. Low Gross—Mrs. Mildred Higgins Danville, 1st Low Net—Mrs. Catherine Bonebrake Danville. 2nd. Low Gross—Mrs. Elma Bostick Danville, 2nd. Low Net—Mrs. Marge Franklin Other Guest. Low Gross—Mrs. Margaret Hufford. Other Guest. Low Net—Mrs. Agnes Trippett Gift certificates were issued to the women from the home group as follows: 1st. Low Gross —Mrs. Betty Harmless. 1st Low Net—Mrs. Susie Ploos-
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2nd Low Gross—Mrs. Roberta McCormick 2nd Low Net—Mrs. Frances Plummer Low Putts—Mrs. Margaret Corbin A lovely lunch was served in the club dining room following the game. On Tuesdav. July 30th. the Organization will enjoy a Pro Am Tourney on the home couree. Please make reservations with Mrs. Vickie Manson.
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New Maysville News Mrs. Arab Buttry, Mrs. Mary Lou Alexander. Arlene and Phil* ip Malicoat spent Friday in Danville. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bell and family attended the Riddle reunion at the Bakers Camp on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Steward and daughter of Greensburg spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Mikel. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward called on Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Patrick near Clayton and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ward and children at Hadley on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leak called at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Sander Masten and family and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Ross and son at Plainfield. Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peterson of DeKalb, 111. Mrs. Ray Graham, Mrs. James Skelton and children of Bainbridge. George Steward and daughter. Brenda, of Greensburg, Mrs. Lloyd Young. Mrs. Earleen McCrery and children Indianapolis, Sharon Hart and children, Violet Leak. Keith Soots, Roy Weller and Rufus Buttry were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward, during the week.
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