The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 November 1963 — Page 5

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THURS., NOV. 7, 1963. Page 5

YOU'RE TELLING ME!

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— By HOYT KINO — Central Press Writer

Robert Lowery enlisted in the Confederate army as a private and become a brigadier general. He was a merchant and a lawyer and ended his career as gov-

ernor of Mississippi.

William Talman of “Perry Ma- The oldest piece of music exson” worked as a law clerk, tant with English words is

Drive so your driver’s license salesman, laborer, bookkeeper “Sumer is Icumen In,” comexpires before you do. and tennis professional. posed at Reading Abbey in the

To finance his drama studies, 13th century.

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DISARMAMENT is expected to be the main theme of the current U. N. General Assembly. With one and all keeping their power dry. t • i Mrne. Ngo Dinh Nhu has accepted 14 speaking engagements in the U. 8. With a face and figure like that, it looks like an uphill battle for the Buddhists oi’er here, too. ! ! ! It is proper to address her Madame Ngo or Madame Nhu. But it's Dinh that '-'s best. 1 1 Madame N • y s the Budd-

hists play into the hands of the Communists. Probably they’re just trving to stay out of hers. ! ! ! The nationwide stay-in-schooi drive against potential dropouU is reported having an effect Class will tell. ! 1 The stay-in-school drive was conducted in 20 cities under a $250,000 grant. The results are now under study. ! ! ! The drive is believed to have influenced some 10,000 potential dropouts to return to school. Wherever there’s room.

BROILED APPLE CRUNCH WITH ICE CREAM TOPPING

HERMIT VICTIM OF “SADISTIC ATTACKS”—Minneapolis police are rounding up a gang of teenagers who stoned a hermit living on the banks of the Mississippi, smashed his furniture and set fire to his home. Police called the attacks “sadistic.” The hermit. E. E. Thompson, 70, is prodding a news photographer off the roof of his porch with a pole.

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OLDEST STUDENT IS 86—Adrian C. Kett, 86, raises his harA for a question In his philosophy class at Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Mich., to which he commutes from Holland three times a week. He got A-minus on his first paper.

This Broiled Apple Crunch is an extremist. Its lemony apple sauce and brown sugar nut flavors show off best when the Crunch is served either broiler hot or frigid cold. Put a dip of ice cream on it hot, and the cream promptly softens adding its own rich creaminess to the doings. Put a dip on it cold and you have a crisp a la mode dessert. What gives this dessert its lively apple tang is canned apple sauce spiked with grated lemon rind. On top goes a thick crumble of walnuts, brown sugar, cracker crumbs and butter. Then instead of baking, you slide the dish under the broiler. When you taste it, you’ll know why . . . the broiling increases the crisp nut crunchiness of the topping and brings out the fragrant apple tang of the apple sauce below. (Also, how little time it takes!) 4 cups canned apple sauce % cup chopped walnuts 1 tablespoon grated lemon Dash salt rind 2 tablespoons soft butter or % cup brown sugar margarine % cup graham cracker crumbs Vanilla ice cream Spread apple sauce in a greased shallow casserole; stir in lemon rind. Blend remaining ingredients and sprinkle evenly over apple sauce. Broil about 5 minutes until top is almost scorched and apple sauce is heated through; serve very hot or very cold. This is good plain and absolutely delicious with rich vanilla ice cream. Makes 6-8 servings. Variation: If pudding is to be served hot, you might add a generous sprinkle of nutmeg, cinnamon or ginger, for a spicy flavor.

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THE REPUBLICAN PARTY thanks the voters of Greencastle for their support in the recent election. As a result of our victories in the electon of all four Counciimen and the Councilman-at-Large, the citizens of Greencastle are assured of a responsible and reliable business-managd City Government for the next four years. Your Republican City Council will always work for and be representative of ALL the people in our community. To the Democrat Mayor-elect, Clerk-Treasurer-eiect and City Judge-elect, we offer our sincere best wishes. RUSSELL CLAPP. Candidate for Mayor MAYNARD SHONKWILER, Candidate for Clerk-Treasurer LAWRENCE CRUMP, Candidate for City Judge

ROBERT EPPELHEIMER ( TIM GRIMES 1 ROBERT JACKSON , ROBERT POOR t

Councilmen-elect

ERNEST COLLINS, Councilman-at-Large-eiect THE GREENCASTLE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE

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