The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 October 1963 — Page 6

YOU'RE TELLING ME! — By WILLIAM RITT

Central Press Writer

MAXY American cities report 1 cook the family’s meal at least tree leaves are falling' two once a week. Fine but would weeks earlier than usual. The the family stand for nothing bright side of this is that may- but boiled eggs every seven be we’ll—for once get our rak- days?

PRODITER ROOVE \\ 11 - >’ !.y\y< (>i. ri'i Beskki starring in his own series this fall. Richard Doone has taken on other production chores. He’ll direct at least one of the episodes and also be concerned with scripts and other details of production.

jPOAVE CAST HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Vet-»-an character Everett Sloane portrays the boss of a Western town in a segment of Jeff Hunter's “Temple Houston'' series this season.

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Ing chores finished before it's time to haul out the snow

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Fbighirj can raise one's blood pressure, tie read. Our erprrieure is that it can also do the same for the person tcho has to listen to it.

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The chairman of the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board had the power to his home shut off for failure to pay his bill. Hast have been quite a shock.

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One of Tasmania's oddest creatures is the pseudo-lizard— nature item. Sounds like a refe-

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A wedding was recently per- gee from formed in an Italian cave, 441 Believe,

feet below the surface. Oddly ! ! ! enough, the happy couple weren't Having noted that all those trying to keep their marriage a TV comedians are back on the

dark secret.

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The man of the house, de-

tube after their summer vacation, Milt, the sterling printer, says there’s nothing we can

dares a noted dietician, should | about it but prin nnd bear it-

WASHINGTON UPI — The Senate is going to allow former U. S. Presidents to have a voice in its debate but with limita-

tions.

By voice vote, the Senate Tuesday approved a compromise resolution permitting former Presidents to speak in the chamber on national issues or pending legislative matters. Former Presidents previously could visit the Senate floor, but could not join in debate.

Jack Donohue, director of “The Lucy Show'’ on the CBS Television Network, was a featured dancer in several Broadway music-

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Soda Sipping Tip —— By Betty Barclay

DEPAUW LITTLE THEATRE Season Tickets $3.09 Now on sale at DePauw Book Store or by mail from DePanw Speech Department. Save S2.00 by buying a Season Ticket for the four productions.

QROWING youngsters who look for easy ways to satisfy appetites and thirst in summer will find homemade ice cream sodas just right for sipping in the shade. Today’s recipe for Easy Soda is pleasing to grown ups too, not only as a nourishing drink, but as a fine make-it-yourself beverage project that youngsters can handle themselves without disrupting the kitchen. I Easy Soda % teaspoon Kool-Aid CherryLime Soft Drink Mix; IVfe to 2 tablespoons sugar; 1 bottle (7 ounces) club soda, chilled; vanilla ice cream. For 1 large serving: Dissolve instant soft drink mix and sugar in a small amount of the club soda in a very tall glass or big paper cup. Stir until sugar is dissolved. Add 1 scoop of ice cream and stir well. Then add remaining club soda and top with another scoop of ice cream. Serve at once. Makes 1 very large serving, about 1G ounces.

JARRE'S a light and delicate dessert, just right for a candlelight coHee party. You’ll find this

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Prepare whipped topping mix according to package directions. Increasing vanilla to 1 teaspoon. Thoroughly blend cups whipped topping into gelatin. Line a 1% quart mold with ladyfingers. Pour gelatin mixture into mold. Chill until firm. To serve, uninold and garnish with remaining whipped topping. Makes 6 to 8 se-rvincs.

Davis concluded her dual role in the V/arner Bros, movie “Dead Ringer” and i« scheduled to star in another film which will be filmed in Rome. At Warners, she co-starred with Karl Malden and Peter Lawford. While in Rome, Miss Davi:: heads up the cast of “The Empty Canvas.”

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A H r A E Z H p) 1 K A M CAMPUS COLUMN n k o n v i t v x * n DePauw’s social side made itself known this past weekend by beginning in its venerable guise. To climax the first week of classes for the 1963-64 school year sororities opened their doors Friday evening to introduce their new pledge classes recently acquired in rush. These open houses at the various Greek living units on campus followed formal pledging ceremonies for the new members. Freshmen men as well as many upperclassmen found themselves donning sport coats and ties to visit each sorority and get a good look at the new women. The open houses were preceded by the traditional kiss-ins after which guests at many of the houses were presented to the pledges in receiving lines. Many houses served refreshments and offered various forms of entertainment such as music by campus comboso and dancing. As a follow-up, Saturday evening, many fraternity housese featured “pepped-up date nights." ******** Inaugural ceremonies for President-elect William E. Kerstetter will be held this week of October 9-12 with many official events to be featured. Dr. Kerstetter will be the sixteenth president to be in-

augurated at the University.

The schedule includes convocations throughout the week. Saturday morning at 10 a. m. Kerstetter will be instated ky the President of the Joint Board of Trustees, Glen \V. Thompson on the East College lawn. At noon there will be an inaugural luncheon and at

4:30 a formal reception.

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Lots of action and just plain fun could be the key notes to the 5: ^ annual Derby Day to be held this Saturday on East College lawn, jz I am going on vacation, please mail The Banner to me = j The afternoon’s events will begin at 1 p. m. with the sponsoring r * AWS junior and senior boards and the members of KTK officiating, fr , im E ^ Women's and men’s living units will compete in such events as Az n,,n z \

the “bucket brigade’’ in which participants will transport buckets

of water, the traditional “suitcase race,” the "sack race” for wo- to E ^ men’s living unit presidents, the "egg throw,” and “Cocorino. A Az E A new contest this year in the “balloon stomp.” The boys and girls r= ,r.. Tin *r , vr . innorcc will participate separately for reasons obvious as balloons will be Ml V ALA 1 KM IYiAILIMj AlJDhtoDl — ^ tied to the contestants ankles and they will attempt to break their zi

opponents balloons. The opening feature of the events will be the Cr

“Digit Drive” with the living units producing the five dollar bill with - highest serial number receiving a point. This five dollars will be A'Z —.4 given to the sponsoring organizations for entry fee. vs £'

One of the highlights of the afternoon will be judged by a pan-

cl of faculty members.

And of course the most popular events of Derby Day will he the junior men’s and women's legs contest. Judging the men will be the AWS senior board. The grueling task of judging the women \\ ill be capably handeled by the senior men of KTK. Pairings for Derby Day are as follows: Alpha Chi-Phi Gam; Alpha Gam-Phi Psi; AOPi-SAE; Alpha Phi-Sigma Chi; Tri DeltSigma Nu; Delta- Gamma-ATO; Delta Zeta-Beta; Theta-Delta Chi; Kappn-Deke; Pi Phi-Delt; Locust Manor and Rector 4-DU; Lucy Rowland 1. 2. 3-Lambda Chi; Rector 1. 2. 3-Bishop Roberts; Mason Freshmen and Lucy 4-Longden Hall; and Mason-Phi Delt. The sponsoring organizations have worked to make this year’s Derby Day one of the best. One of the added feature'- - will bo bleachers for the audience so we can all see those legs better. So plan now to attend the festivities.

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Concluding the week-end’s all-campus activities will be the Pan-Hel dance Saturday evening in the Union Building Ballroom. The dance, put on by the junior members of Pan-Hel in honor of the senior members, will be the traditional “turnabout” affair in which the gals on campus get their chance at the guys. Entitled “Posiendon’s Parade,” the dance will feature music by the Jerry Grose band from Champaign. IH- and entertainment by on-campus talent. Dancing will begin at 9 p. m. Tickets can be purchased at the door or in advance. ******** Around the boulder — Delta Delta Delta will initiate 11 new members Saturday in initiation ceremonies. These new initiates will be Claudia Beck, Carol Davidson, Mary Lou Gerhardt, Evi Graveson, Carol Harper. Ann Kimble, Janet Krueck, Elie Lehrissey, Marilyn McClure, Margie O'Brien and Hannah Tatham .... The Kappas and the Delts will converge Friday evening for a "Hootenanny” and dinner exchange .... Mrs. Byrde McCanon. new house mother at the Alpha Chi Omega house, was honored Sunday at a tea. Faculty members and students welcomed Mrs. McCanon to the campus .... Kappa Alpha Theta will hold their second annual faculty buffet supper Sunday at the chapter house. It promises to be one of their most successful social functions of the school year .... The DePauw Tigers will meet their second ICC foe this Saturday when they will travel to Muncie to play Ball State. Let’s have them return with another conference victory .... Signs of the freshmen “pots” have already been seen on campus ’tis a sure sign that FIC will soon be holding their "behind door sessions" to plan the “pot-burning." .... Many strangers on campus last Saturday were visitors for Methodist Youth Day and Band Day held here on campus. These guests boosted the attendance of the DePauw-Evansville football game at Blackstock Stadium to an estimated 5,100. ******** C HAIN GANG PINNED: Sally Zollcr, DG, to Rick Meyers. Delt Barb Stoner, Theta, to John McCormick, Phi Gam Beth Kovacs, Thetn, to Bob Gibson, Phi Gam Betty Buck. Kappa, to P k on Hosck, ATO. Northwestcren Marilyn Schaaf, Alpha Chi. to Jerry Owen, DU Sue Bartelsmeyer, Theta, to Jim Garfield. Phi Delt Hannah Tatham, Tri Delt, to John Waring, Phi Gam, Witten-

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Lynda Mitchum, Theta, to Roger Colehower. Phi Delt, Wabash

Martha Geier, DG, to Bob Kruse, Wabash 63

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Roma Williams. Alpha Chi. to Tom Hess. Grinnell College '60 Susie Bicket, Alpha Chi. to Jim Walker, Illinois Wesleylan Duffie Whitesel, Alpha Chi, to Jim Jordan, University of Iowa

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Linda Haynie, DG '63, to Rill Dillingham, Delt Bet tty Swisher. DG. '63. to Tom Orcutt, Phi Psi Jackie Kofoed, DG, to Fred Denkman, Merchant Marine Academy. riHTOR’S NOTE: This column is dedicated to DePauw students and the Putnam County community at large to supplement The DePauw and to broaden coverage of DePauw'S Social news.

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