The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 September 1964 — Page 4

Page 4 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1964

GRFENCASTLE. INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

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By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D.

Doctor, Fd Like To Know-

MY TWIN children, a girl and a boy, are 19 years old. They, like many other teen-age children in our community, have adopted the “Hollywood look’’ of wearing sunglasses all day long, and often at night. We feel that this can be harmful to their eyes. As al- | -O w’ays. the accusation is that | we are “square.” [ Is there a medi- | cal basis for our ' concern? Mrs. M. R.,

Illinois

Dear Mrs. R.: It is astomsh-

Dr. Coleman ing how often

“square” par-

ents are really “in the groove” with their mature judgment. A good pair of sunglasses is beneficial and restful to eyes exposed to glaring sunlight. Intense sunlight, reflected off concrete. water, beaches and snow,

As dusk becomes deeper, it often becomes impossible to see an oncoming car whose headlights have not yet been turned on. When darkness finally sets in, and the headlights are on, the danger still persists and. in fact, may be more marked. For the margins of your own beam of light are less visible and less distinctly outlined. Reports of automobile accidents and injuries to pedestrians and cyclists have been directly attributed to the diminished vision of drivers wearing sunglasses after twilight. It would seem wise to reserve the “Hollywood look” for appropriate hours of the day. • • • We usually stop our children's daily vitamins during the summertime. When should they be resumed ? Mrs. E. H. P., Virginia Dear Mrs. P.: Infants and

COMMISSIONERS CLAIMS The Putnam County Board o! Commissioners wilt meet In Special Session. Monday, September 21, 1961. at 9:00 AM legal time at the Court House. Oreencastle, Indiana to consider the lollowlng claims: HIGHWAY Susie Rushing, cl t 120 00 Floyd Allen, irk driv James CurUs Boiler Robert Boiler Dean Branham Olyn Campbell Ralph Delp Lawrence Dickerson. Sr Ronald D Dove Richard Gray Richard Huffman Wilfred Malayer 136.00 Eugene Miller 122.40 Jesse McGuire 115.60 Frank Nelson 126.00 Clayton Sutton 136.00 Vemie Larkin 1,6.10 George Talbott 136.85 John Walsh 136.50 Von York 125.40 Arthur Prather 132.60 Clarence Marshall 148.00 Thomas Allen, sing hand .. 128.00 Noble Austin 120.00 Stephen Bafrett 50.00 Harold Goodman 128 00 William Griffin 128.00 James Gose 128.00 Buryi Guy 1288a Paul Hassler 128.00 Don Mangus 128 80 Melvin Mangus 115.20 Henry Nelson 120.00 Harry Miller 11,60 Roy Weller .......... l^s 00 David York 50 00 Earl Haltom 60 00 Lester Hapney gg 00 CARL ARNOLD. Auditor

It/ Ay THOMSON SNEEZING ROMAN WAS THOUGHT TO HAVE A DEVIL IN HIS 60DY/ TO DRIVE OUT THE DEMON, his neighbors CR\10'*D£U$ TE SACHETJ"— WHICH MEANS *G0D BLESS YOU/"

Livestock Market Hogs 6.000; steady to mostly 25c lower; 1-2 200-230 lbs. $17.00 to $17.25; .1-3 190 to 260 lbs. $16.75 to $17.10; 300 - 3.50 lbs. $15 00 to $15.75. few $16.00: 2 and 3, 350 - 550 lbs. $14.25 to $15.25.

LOCAL LIVESTOCK CENTER 10c lower. 16.15-16.65.

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Cattle 65$; calves 50: steady; high good and choice steers 24.75-25.75; few choice 26.00-

26.50; high good and low choice Near Sighted?

heifers 23.00-23.25; cows steady; 1 utility 13.00-14.50; canners and cutters 11.00-13.50: bulls; steady; few utility 16.00-17.00. j vealers steady: good and choice

23.00-27.00.

Sheep 75: not enough to test market; few good choice and prime spring lambs 20.00-22.00.

BLETCHLEY, England UPI — A man walked Into the Bletchley police station Thursday and asked the desk Sergeant. “do you mind telling me where the police station is?"

small children are best benecan do damage to the unpro-, fited

tected eyes

by the continued use

cted eyes. j throughout the year of their Unfortunately, the dictates of j p rescr ibed vitamin supplements, the new sunglass fashions are I _ .... ...

sometimes directed at glamour

without a real appreciation of any potential hazard. Poorly made glasses of inferior quality can be particularly tiring to the eyes when worn over a long

period of time.

When the intense rays of the sun are diminished towards the end of the day, the purpose and value of sunglasses are unques-

tionably diminished, too.

A real hazard can be introduced when anyone wears sunglasses while driving an automobile at dusk and after sundown. At this time of the day, sunglasses may reduce any remaining glare, but at the same time they markedly reduce the

light needed for

vision.

In older children, proper diet and sunlight usually eliminate the need for additional vitamins in the summertime. For these children and adults, mid-Sep-tember or early October is a good time to resume the vitamin schedule, if such is the pattern

of the household.

Incidentally, it should be

noted that too often vitamins are wastefully and unnecessarily consumed without the specific advice of the physician.

While Dr. Coleman cannot

undertake to unsxcer individual letters, he will use readers? questions in his column whenever possible and when they are of general interest. Address

adequate your letters to Dr. Coleman in

cure of this newspaper.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Circuit Court of | Putnam County. Indiana Notice Is hereby given that Doris Anne Onken teas on the 2nd day of September, 1964. appointed: Executrix 1 of the Will of Edna Maude McNary. |deceased. AH persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same In said court within six (61 months from the date of the . first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this 2nd day of September. 1964. Probate Cause No. 10.436 Roy C. Sutherlin. Attorney Jack P Hinkle Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County, Indiana. 4-11-18-31 NOTICE [ The Curfew Ordnance Is to be tn I force in the town of Roachdale, Indiana, the same to take effect, October 1st. 1964, by the order of town board of trustees. 4-ll-18-3t BSC "

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STARVING CHARGED—A detective (rear) takes Noel L. Smith Jr., 33, and wife Juanita, 26, from their home In Jacksonville, Fla., where they are charged with first degree murder in the starvation death of their son Ronald, 3. He weighed 15 pounds. Ronald's twin, Donald, died under similar circumstances in 1962. Smith is a sailor at the Cecil Field Naval Air Station and works in the library. Two other Smith children are hospitalized.

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FRESHMAN AT 44—-Mrs. Melvin Kaser practices typing In a freshman class in the high school in Silverton, Ore., where she is diploma-bound after being out of school for 30 years. Two of her four sons also are students there.

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Ground beef has probably seen j was prepared in about a half

plenty of use around your house hour.

all summer , . . as a hamburger , MEATBALLS NAPOLI on the backyard grill or as the ; nds ground beef ever-favonte sandwich for lunch , j ,. an (1 5 s clincog ) onion dry joup

or supper. Now that Fall has | mix

come it is time to put a new dress on this wonderful standby . .. try an Italian approach with canned onion dry soup mix, tomatoes, garlic, and a bit of

basil.

Look for the canned onion drysoup mix in the new delightful pictorial carton. Note too, the new easy-open pull-tab can. Flip the tab, give a slight puli and zip ... off comes the lid. Canned onion dry soup mix is a real handy pantry shelf item. You’ll love the way it adds wonderful flavor Lo other main dishes such

as stews and casseroles.

Serve Meatballs Napoli over parslied rice. Round out the

'+ teaspoon salt Generous dash pepper nip green pepper strips (about

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1 large clove garlic, minced t s teaspoon basil, crushed 1 Vj cups water “ medium tomatoes, cut up 3 cups cooked rice 1 tablespoon chopped parsley In bowl, combine beef, 2 tablespoons soup mix, salt, and pepper. Shape into 24 meatbells. Brown in skillet; pour off fat. Add green pepper, garlic, and basil; cook until green pepper is tender. Add remaining soup mix, water, and tomato. Cover; simmer 15 minutes. Slowly blend 2 tablespoons water into 1 table-

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