The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 September 1964 — Page 14
Page 14 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1964
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
THE DAILY BANNER
OUTSTANDING STUDENTS
> Q. What m the name of thb cut of meat? • A Sirloin tip steak. Q. \^Trere does it eome from? Hew is it identified? fjk. It comes from the hindquarter of beef, specifically the > . tip or knuckle. This is right . . below the section called the round. These steaks are bone--_s less and are called sirloin '••.butt, boneless sirloin, Face rump, round tip, short sirloin and top sirloin. Sf. How is it prepared? A. Braising is the recommended method, but if the meat is high quality, a dry heat * .method (broiling) can be used. Sirloin tip steak lends Itself nicely to “kabob” cook- '"* ery. that is, cutting the meat tn squares, marinating and ihen threading on a akewer. Boast or broil.
Clinton Phillips, Jean Horn
[ Some Like it Cold l B* Betty Barclay
By Frank Puckett
To attend American Legionsponsored Hoosier Boys’ or Girls’ State, which is participated in by schools throughout Indiana, is perhaps one of the greatest and most beneficial , honors a high school boy or girl can achieve. The student must be chosen by his faculty, sponsors, and principal on the basis of citizenship (mental attitude toward scholarship, fellow students, teachers, etc.), leadership (based on willingness to help |
For the year 1964 Clinton Phillips and Jean Horn were selected to attend as representatives of Fillmore High School. Clinton, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Phillips of Fillmore, arrived at the Indiana University Campus on the sixth of June and went directly to the Wright Quadrangle where he and approximately 900 other boys were to stay for the week set aside for Hoosier Boys’
State.
One of the first things Clinton
State; to insure the knowledge | of governmental process and establishment upon the leaders of tomorrow. After getting settled the boys began working toward their goal: To set up and put into operation a government among themselves similar to that of Indiana. In this operation the boys were divided into eight counties and sixteen cities with approximately fifty-seven boys in each city. These cities were to elect local officers such as City Clerk, Mayor, Fire Chief, and etc. As the week progressed the newly elected officers set up their offices and administered their city. On the first official day, which began at 6:30 a. m., the ; boys were marched by their sponsors to the parade field where the flag raising and drills were practiced for the coming Governor’ Review. This was to be part of their daily schedule. After flag raising breakfast . was served in the dining hall. ‘ Then came County School where fundamentals of local and national political mechanics dominated the scene. Participation in political activities was next on the agenda. For this voting machines and active politicking (campaigning for offices, local and statewide, and assuming offices) was
scheduled.
Immediately following was
lunch. Then came athletic activities and the resumption of political activities. Before the close of day flaglowering ceremonies were held. This ended a typical day at Hoosier Boys’ State. To climax a memorious week the boys marched to the football field where they were addressed by the Indiana State Governor, Mathew Welsh. While at Boys’ State Clinton was elected to the Nationalist (one of the two political parties at Boys’ State) State Nominating Convention. He was also elected a state representative and was appointed Clerk of the House, an unofficial position. Sincere appreciation was expressed by Clinton to the Fillmore Lions Club, the American Legion and the faculty of Fillmore High School for the privilege and honor of going to Hoosier Boys’ State. Jean Horn, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Piercy Horn of Fillmore, arrived on June 28th I at the I. U. Campus and went directly to the Foster Quadfangle. Girls’ State, being set up a little differently than Boys’ State, Jean’s first assignment I was to register and go to her county. Instead of eight counties like Boys’ State, Girls’ State has only four counties, Freedom, Democracy, Justice, and Loyalty. These counties are
divided into cities of 40 girls. Each city and county has a government counselor and a social counselor. Daily activities began at 6:30 with flag raising at the Foster Memorial Flagpole at the Foster Quadrangle where the girls were housed. During the day cities and counties met and learned the principles of Indiana government. Political parties were established: Nationalist
and Federalist. Candidates for state, county and city offices were selected and vigorous campaigns were began. Afterwards the officials were elected. Those who were not elected to any position were given appointments, thus every citizen held a place in the mock government. The girls performed their jobs and learned very much during this experience Other highlights of the week
were a pin ceremony, campaign rallies, a talent night, a visit from Senator Bray, firework* on July 4th, and Honor Day which was held on July 5th. Jean also wishes to express her sincere appreciation to th* Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion, the Fillmore High School Faculty and all those involved in helping make her a candidate for Hoosier Girls’ State 1964.
While You Are At MOORE'S ORCHARD to get your apples and cider TRY OUR PAN FRIED CHICKEN and COUNTRY HAV '* : :RS (serving every day) MOORE’S RESTAURANT ir nooitn omharj State Road 43 at Raccoon
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.school and community), and "as taught „-as the primary fee. It’.dehciom schoiarship. (miction of Hoosier Boy.’
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C«ffee Milk
1 cup brewed Sanka Coffee, cooled: 1 cop milk; 1% to 2 tablespoons sugar; A* tea-
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Thoroughly blend ingredients. Chill. Serve in chilled glasses. Makes 2 cape or 2 or 3 aerrings. For a pleasant variation add 3 tablespoons natural flavor malted milk powder, U desired. temtnse 2 tablespoons Instant Sanka Coffee; 1 cup boiling water. Place instant coffee in serving pot. Stir in boiling water and let steep 5 minutes. Serve black in demitasse cups. Makes 1 cup. or 3 servings, about 2\ ounces each.
* •EXECUTED” — Francisco G. ? Espinosa (above), driver of the ' bus which was struck by a train * Sept. 17, 1963, near Chualar, i Calif, killing 32 Mexican farm i workers, is reported to have * ben "executed” in Mexico by J vengeful relatives of the vic- » tints.
The results of a new computerized farm management method that soon will give farmers personal guidance in obtaining maximum profit from their operations holds the attention of M. C. Clodfelter (left), of Greencastle, an International Minerals & Chemical Corporation plant food sales representative, and Dr. G. E. Richards, agronomist with IMG, during a recent tour of the company's world headquarters in Skokie, 111. Clodfelter was in Skokie for a three-day program of agronomic and customer service training.
Wilda Howls TOKYO UPI — Typhoon Wilda howled across Japan's southermost island of Kypshu today. It caused death, destruction and injury as it headed on an uncertain course toward the main island of Honshu.
Gladys Off Shore BOSTON UPI — Hurricane Gladys swept her rainy skirt over coastal New England today but her destructive punch landed in the North Atlantic, 140 miles from land. Tides were two to three feet above normal in some sections, but no flooding was reported.
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What is the name of this cut
of meat?
Petite steak. Names vary in different sections of the country’ and it may also be referred to as sandwich, break last or small steak. Where does It come frckO? How la it identified? Beef petite steaks jme from a muscle in t> > chuck or shoulder sectJt-i. These small steaks are cut from *4 to % inch thick and are generally oval in shape, except for the snailer ones which taper to a point at one end. They are boneless and show even
marbling.
How are they prepared? By panbroiling or pan-frying. Place in a frying-pan and cook, turning occasionally, until browned on both sides. As the name implies, this small steak makes a sandwich. It may also be served for breakfast with hashed hcown potatoes
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