The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 April 1965 — Page 9

!»OTlCe OF PLANNED IMPROVEMENT AS Mtrtested persons »re hereby adviaad thrft Ui« tod:am Slate Hlchway Commission is prepanna plans for biDlacement in its current 1M5-1M6 alenmal construction procram of tbe *xistins covered wood bridge, built in UM. awer Deer Creek on SR 243 at the aouth edge of PutnamviQe in Putnam County. The proposed new atructure would teTOive a three O' span reinforced concrete girder design with an overall floor length of 170 1 - 0” and a clear roadway width of 31* - 0" beta een guttars. Aluminum or steel hand rails will be included on each side A new location approximately 23V downstream from the covered bridge la being considered for the new structure because of long range plans for the future upgrading and improvement of SR 243 in the immediate vicinity. The gross length of the project now under design Is approximately 0 36 ephis mile ‘ 1*04'>,.and tt involves a new hot. asflhalaiQ concrete pavement 22’ , wide with H* shoulder on new grade. The floor rfowri on the pVoposed structure itself would be about 5' above the maximum high water elevation of 1M2 There are no private buildings deemed to be adversely affected by , this nropoaed construction which would v beneft} the citizens of Putnemville end barren Township fn T’utnam County. Aay thfeCested Persons from the

named areas, benefltted by said Improvements. may request that a PubBe Hearing be held relative to such proposal by delivering a written request to the Chief Hearing Officer of the Division of Planning. Indiana State Highway Commission, Room 1205, State Office Building in Indianapolis, Indiana on or before Monday, May 3. 1965. In the event such request is received, a further notice of the time and place of the hearing will be published. .Otherwise the proposed improvement j Iwill be undertaken as planned. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION ROBERT WJCTHEAD, CHAIRMAN 21-2S-2t

Flooding Eases In Minnesota ty United Press International Spring; dried up most of its April showers today and fought the lingering backlash of a long

winter. The Mississippi continued its flood rampage, threatening La Crosse, Wis., and other danger spots in Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa. Flooding eased in Minnesota. Rainfall, heavy throughout most of the nation this month, was limited today to coastal areas of Washington and Oregon and from the eastern Dakotas to upper Michigan. A few snowflakes fell in Marquette, Mich. Heavy northern snowpacks have virtually disappeared.

changing seasons. Snow ended Monday morning and temperatures jumped to nearly 70, then plunged below freezing early today on a blast of northern

air.

La Crosse faced two mora days of record Mississippi depths but authorities reported dikes were holding. Flood waters already have forced 3,000 from their homes in La Crosse County and nearly severed the city's north side from the main part of town. Mississippi flood refugees totaled nearly 34,000. Damage

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Only an inch remained at Du- was estimated in tens of milluth, Minn., where nearly 501 lions of dollars. inches accumulated through

March.

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The Daiiy Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Wednesday, April 21, 1965 A Welcome Spring Sweet: Sunny Strawberry Chiffon Pie

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Can’t you almost smell Spring in this bright-looking dessert? See it, too, in ihe white rice and fresh golden oranges? Florida Orange Rice Crown is elegant enough for a bridal luncheon or * h Rice, ^he 1 basis of many southern desserts, is a perfect foil for the sweet richness of juicy Florida oranges. The cooked rice, flavored with vanilla and nutmeg, is unmolded on a platter, surrounded with peeled and cooked whole oranges, and topped with a hot, tart-sweet sauce of orange juice and rind. Florida’s prize orange, the Valencia, is perfect for this dessert. It’s thin-skinned and practically seedless, has richly flavored juice, and retains its shape and golden color during cooking. Orange Rice Crown IV2 cups raw rice 8 Florida oranges _ 34 teaspoon vanilla fa cup Florida orange juice 14 teaspoon nutmeg ^3 cup water IVi cups sugar, divided Cook rice according to package directions. Stir in vanilla, nutmeg and 2 tablespoons of the sugar. Press into an oiled 4 or 5-cup mold; cool. To peel oranges cut slice from top. Then cut round and round spiral fashion. Go over oranges again, removing any remaining white membrane. Cut the rind of one orange into very fine slivers. Place orange rind and remaining sugar in large saucepan. Stir in orange juice and water. Place over medium heat. Bring to boil; boil 10 minutes. Gently add peeled whole oranges. Bring to boil; simmer 10 minutes, turning frequently. Unmold rice on serving dish, surround with warm oranges. Spoon sauce on rice mold and oranges. YIELD: 8 servings.

Welcome Spring with a delicious new dessert that's lovely, light and luscious! Pretty pink strawberry filling swirls high in a crunchy pie crust of crushed vanilla wafer crumbs, flavored with mace and bordered by a scalloped edging of whole wafers. Serve it as the main attraction at afternoon tea or a grand finale at family dinner. Either way, this easy no-bahe pie will have guests calling for encores. And here's how to make it:

Sunny Strawberry Chiffon Pie V/i cups Sunshine Vanilla

Wafer crumbs

3 tablespoons sugar 3 - teaspoon mace

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which followed the pocket city's lead. These included Gibson, Pike, Warrick, Posey and part of Spencer.

6 tablespoons melted

: shortening

Whole vanilla wafers 1 envelope gelati/ie

*4 cup cold water

4 eggs, separated

1/2 cup sugar

1 tablespoon lemon juics

Ih teaspoon salt

1 package frozen sliced strawberries, 10 ounces,

thawed

2 to 3 drops red vegetable coloring, optional

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The CST area once was much larger, stretching from North

Uniform time returns to In- Terre Haute to Louisville, diana Sunday for the six warm gradually it dwindled. months of 1965, and when it is Although only 43 Indiana over the area going back on counties are officially part of “slow” time will dwindle to the the E g T zone as ou tii ne d by the smallest size ever. Interstate Commerce CommisEvansvilles city council voted S j on j n jggj number actual-<-2 Monday night to stay on iy -observing that time here-year-round Eastern Standard after is ex pe C ted to jump to 86. Time once the shift is made i eav i n g on ]y Lake, Porter. La-

Roll wafers into fine crumbs between two pieces of waxed paper. Mix with 3 tablespoons sugar and mace; add melted shortening and blend well. Press mixture evenly and firmly over bottom and sides of 9-inch pie plate. Press whole wafers on edge around sides for scalloped border. Refrigerate for about an hour. Sprinkle gelatine on cold water in small saucepan: stir over very low heat until dissolved; set aside to cool. Lightly beat egg yolks and place in top of double boiler with sugar, lemon juice and salt. Stir over hot, not boiling water, until sugar is dissolved and mixture thickens slightly. Remova from hot water, stir in the thawed berries and coloring if desired. Blend in melted and cooled gelatine; chill, stirring occasionally. until mixture is the consistency of unbeaten egg whites. Meanwhile, beat egg whites until stiff hut not dry; gently fold into chilled gelatine mixture and pour into chilled crumb shelL Refrigerate at least 2 hours before serving. Yield; 6 servings.

April 25.

Porte. Starke, Jasper and New-

That doomed one of the last ton to °P €rate on Centra] two surviving "slow” time areas Standard Time during six cold

months hereafter.

The chance of that northwest-

of the state, leaving a small cluster of counties around the

southern tip of Lake Michigan ern area ever staying on "fast'’ the only area likely to revert time the year around probably to Central Standard Time when depends entirely on what Chithe daylight saving period ends cago does. next October. The Evansville councilmen | Evansville's action was sure who supported the year-round ! to swing along with it the small ■ EST plan said they did so with 1 cluster of southwestern epuntiea a desire to be in step with the

majority of Indiana counties. They reached the decision after two public hearings last week, one for each side of the controversy over which time to use.

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