The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 March 1965 — Page 3
GEMINI ROUTE—Three lines trace the Gemini orbits around Earth. Airplane symbols represent rescue stations on the
route. The aircraft carrier Intrepid, some 150 miles north of the Dominican Republic, is the pickup ship for the capsule.
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Noil-Poisonous
Gas Is Used
SAIGON UPI— U.S. military headquarters disclosed today that a type of non-poisonous nausea-producing gas has been used by American forces against Communist guerrillas in
I South Viet Nam.
Pimiento-Lamb
Shish Kebabs
A spokesman made the announcement at a press briefing in which he reported that eight U. S. Air Force F105 fighterbombers flew an armed reconnaissance mission over North Viet Nam today. One plane was reported shot down, but the
pilot was rescued.
Mishler, Sue Cocksey, Ruth New, Marsha Strahl, Claudette Young, Karen Sears, Joyce Heller, and Bertha Adamson, the devotions officers. Other entertainment was a style show with two participants from each club attending. Greencastle F.H.A. Senior Chapter participants were Karen Sears and Mrs. Wilbur Lucas, mother of Bertha Adamson. The adults attending this meeting were Janet Ducas, the State Reporter; Mrs. Paul Aker, mother of Vicki Aker, who is a candidate for District Secretary; Mrs. Cooksey, the chapter mother; and Miss McClure, the chapter advisor. At this meeting the name tag contest was held. Karen Sears, the chairman of the name tag committee, hopes that her committee will win again this year. The Greencastle F.H.A. are proud to have Janet Lucas representing them as State Reporter in F.H.A. at this meeting.
er, Greencastle; Mr. and Mra. Charles Goss of near Clayton; Raymond Goss, Mary Jane and Patricia. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glaze and children of Kingman spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Runnells. Mrs. Frank Woods is slowly improving at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harold Lisby and Mr. Lisby, Mr. Woods is able to be out again. Mrs. Vern Runnells, Mrs. I Howard Smith, Mrs. Vern Lydick, Mrs. Leffel Goss and Mrs. ; Faye Kessinger attended the Canaan Home Demonstration Club at the home of Mrs. Glen Duncan at Reno Thursday aft- j ernoon. Mrs. Vern Lydick and Mrs. Iona Goss attended the Fillmore Garden Club held at the home of Mrs. Ruby Robinson in Fillmore Friday afternoon. They also called on Mrs. Lydick’s sister-in-law. Mrs. Frank Woods, and Mr. Woods at the home of their daughter, Mrs. j Harold Lisby.
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AN AUCKLAND, New Zealand, court freed a resident there who was charged with being’ disorderly simply because he hasn’t done a lick, of work in the last 21 of his 48 years. Guess the judge figured the fellow just has an incurable case of spring fever. ! ! ! To observe the Ides of March, a group of Romans this year placed flowers at a life-sized statue of Julius Caesar in Rome. Nice gesture—-even if 0,009 years late. Ill Americans use mere than 500 billion matches ovary year—Factographs. How's that for a striking figure? f ! ! The 77-year-old head of a huge London insurance com-
pany is retiring shortly, the firm sure taste good.
reports, to make room for an* other, younger man who has just turned 7L Youth must be
served. ! ! t
There are white, red, yellout, blue, green, purple, rose and even amethyst-hued stars, say astronomers. Our favorites are the white ones—those in the American flag.
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See where the Russians have launched throe satellites by means of a single rocket. A So* vlet version of a triple play?
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Unknown in the countries where they are supposed to have originated, are Danish pastry, Russian dressing and the Spanish omelet, according to a cook book. Maybe they are traveling under false pretenses, but the}
SPACE “WALKER"—These are two cosmonauts orbited In the Soviet’s latest space feat, CoL Pavel Belyayev, 39, and (right) Lt. CoL Alexei Leonov, 30. Leonov is the one Moscow announced stepped out of the craft and floated along in space beside it at 17,500 mph.
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In answer to a reporter’s question about the use of gas,
the spokesman said;
| “Gas has been used against the Viet Cong a couple of times. It induces vomiting.” The spokesman declined to comment on the exact nature
of the gas, but he cast doubts ville visited her p are nts, Mr. on reports that^ the biological and Mrs Vern Lydick Tuesday,
of deadly
Add glamor to your outdoor cooking with shish kebabs. This excellent version features lamb, whole pimientos, mushrooms and little onions; and the pimientos and meat are marinated in a well seasoned French dressing for additional flavor. 1 leg of lamb, boned (about 6 lbs.) 2 (7-oz. each) cans or jars whole pimientos 1 large onion, chopped 1 clove garlic, chopped 1 teaspoon coarse-grind black pepper 1 teaspoon salt % teaspoon rosemary 1 cup French dressing Green pepper, in chunks Mushrooms, whole Small white onions, peeled (canned or parboiled) Salad oil The day before, cut lamb in 1% to 2-inch pieces; remove all gristle and trim away most of fat. Place lamb and drained pimientos in a large bowl; add chopped onion, garlic, seasonings and French dressing. Mix gently to avoid crushing or tearing pimientos. Let stand in refrigerator overnight or until ready to prepare kebabs. While grill is heating, string green pepper squares, mushrooms, pimientos, lamb, onions, etc. on skewers, alternating vegetables and meat for good variety. Brush filled skewers with oiL Cook until meat is done. Slide cooked food off onto a bed of seasoned hot rice and serve. 5 to 6 servings.
Come to Comet’s celebration! ■ We’re celebrating because we have the liveliest, fieriest lineup of cars in tie business waiting for you to turn a key—the 1965 Comets. 10 models, ail priced right. And all tough. All powerful. All beautiful. ■ We’re celebrating because this month is the date of Comet’s 5th birthday. And this car has gone a long way in those years. We’ve just completed the best year in Comet history. Now we’re out to top it! Want a popular car? That’s Comet! ■ We’re celebrating because the 1965 Comet showed its championship performance by roaring 16,000 miles, from the bottom to the top of the world— from Cape Horn to Fairbanks, Alaska—in 40 days and nights of driving. A free 16-page, full-color booklet about this run is waiting at your Mercury dealer’s. ■ We’re celebrating because a specially equipped 1964 Comet, after traveling 100,000 miles at Daytona, went on to complete another 130,000 stop-and-go miles cross country —more than the distance to the moon. And this Comet s hardy engine is still running strong, without a single major repair.
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Canaan News Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Huber attended the supper given by Harold Sibbitt at Fillmore one
night last week.
Mrs. J. D. Keith of Moores-
warfare involved use nerve gas sprayed from
copters.
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Miss Mary Jane Goss was the guest of Miss Linda Owens Wedensday night at Fillmore. Miss Kitzie Lisby of I.U. spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Lisby.
Guests of Mrs. Iona Goss during the past week were Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Goss and son, Mike,
ture Homemakers of America I of Greencastle, R.R., Mrs. Mary at Cascade High School, March E. Terrell, Belleville; Mr. and 20. 1965. The Greencastle Mrs. Joseph F. Fulton, MooresF.H.A. Senior Chapter had de- ville, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
FHA News
“Education strengthens Youth” was the theme oi the Spring District meeting of Fu-
votions entitled “Blueprint for Living.” The members taking part in devotions were: Mary
Woodall. Shirley Jane, Joellen, Teresa Lynn and Glenda Lee of Monrovia; Mrs. Faye Kessing-
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IRELAND, FROM 450 MILES UP—NASA comes out with this photo showing all of Ireland, sent to Earth by the weather satellite Nimbus I from 450 miles. At upper right is the coast of Scotland, at lower right, Wales.
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CURB TO CURB for more than two blocks the civil rights marchers fill the street in Montgomery, Ala., as they follow Dr. Martin Luther King to Montgomery County Courthouse to demand an official apology for that spree of clubbing.
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