The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 September 1965 — Page 8

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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indian* Monday, September 13, 1965

Op«n Week Nights 6:43 NOW THRU TUES. 2 - Suspense Hits - 2 BRAIN STORM MAY SCARE YOU OUT OF YOUR MINQi! JEFF ANN*! CW HUNlTOGWi

MABGUL.IES SIGNS HOLLYWOOD UPI — Producer Stan Margulies, on the strength of his “Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines," has signed a contract with Warner Bros, to film “Poor Richard.”

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PLUM ROLE

HOLLYWOOD UPI — Claudia Cardinale landed the plum 1 role opposite Burt Lancaster and Lee Marvin in “The Pro-

fessionals.”

DINO’S NEW ROLE HOLLYWOOD UPI — Dean Martin's new show will open with a splash next September I with Frank Sinatra and Joey Bishop as guest stars.

w asMunsTBAmw i In the Circuit Court of Putnam

County, Indian*.

Nolle* Is hereby given that Roxle B. Torr was on the 27 day of August, IMS. appointed: Executrix of tha Will of Edwin A. Torr, deceased. AU persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same In said court within six (6) months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle, Indiana, this 27 day of August, IMS. Probate Cause No. 10,544.

Jack P. Hinkle

Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County, Indiana.

J Frank Durham

Attorney Aug. SO-flept. «-13-3t

Hones er aownistbattoh hi the Circuit Court of Putnam County. Indiana. Notice Is hereby given that David G. Sublett was on the 26th day of August, IMS, appointed: Executor of the Will of Rose Sublett, deceased. AU persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same 1c said court within six 16) months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever bared. Dated at Greencastle, Indiana, this 26th day of August, IMS. Probate Cause. No'. 10,342. Jack P. Hinkle Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County, Indiana. Frank G. Stoessal Attorney Aug. 3<HSept. 6-13-31

REAL FAMILY HOTEL ftwith straight hair hut that NEW YORK UPI — One fashion needs a frame, not a

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large New York hostelry may; mane.

'• Helene Curtis Industries reiport that since Pairs hair-

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION m the Circuit Court of Putnam i County. Indiana NoUce Is hereby given that Mae L. Lanzone was on the 26th day of August, 1#65. appointed. Executrix of the Will of Charles P. Lanzone, deceased. All persons having claims agalnst sald estate, whether or not now due, , must fife the same In said court within six <6' months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle, Indiana, this 26th day of August, 1965. Probate Cause No. 10.543. Jack P. Hinkle Clerk of the Circuit Court tor Putnam County. Indiana. Riley M. Sharp Attorney Auf 30-8ept 6-13-3t

reasonably be called a familytype hotel. In these days of

changing hotel ownership and dresser Alexandre declared that chain operation, the 1,000- curls were back over six months room Hotel Edison has, ever. ago. the cutting room floors in since it was built 34 years ago, salons everywhere have been been owned and operated by lined with the remains of the one family — the Kramers. fad that began with the “beat" President of the hotel is Mil- and picked up steam with “ye- ! ton J. Kramer, son of the late ye” and “mod."

Max Kramer, who built the inn.

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TURKISH WAGES

NEW YORK (UPI) — Smart ANKARA, Turkey UPI — women from Paris to San Fran- "The average daily wage of •cisco have just about decided workers in Turkey Is S2, ac•that it may be chic for the cording to a government reyoung to be touching shoulders port.

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SAFETY STAMP—Dedicated in Baltimore, Md., this special postage stamp reminding motorists to drive carefully was designed by Richard F. Hurd of New York City. The top and bottom panels are white, the center green.

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ROOSEVELT TO U. N,—Rep. James Roosevelt, D-Calif., eldest son of FDR, huddles with U. N. Ambassador Arthur Goldberg at the White House after being named U. S. representative to the Economic and Social Council of the U. N. Roosevelt, 58, must give up his seat in Congress. He will hav# ambassadorial rank.

IN GAY PAREE FROM HARRASSED HANOI—Le Due Tho. Cen tral Committee secretary of the North Viet Nam Communist Party, waves a bouquet gleefully on his arrival at Paris' Le Bourget Airport He heads a 12- man delegation invited for a two-week visit by the French Communist Party. About a thousand welcomers were on hand. (Cablephoto)

BETSYEO This is all that’a left of the Bella Vista Motel tn fiurfside, near Miami Beach, Fla_, In the wake of hurricana $et&. This is tite-oqe*a »$de-ctf th^a batter v

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ATTACKED BY RATS, BABY RECOVERING—Attacked savagely by rats which crawled Into his crib, 16-month-old Raymond ; ■McGUlivry Is recovering in the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Ont. His screams brought his parents.

SKATEBOARD STATISTIC

Did you know a youngster on a skateboard can streak down hills at 30 miles per hour? Make sure the sidewalk surfers In your family know the speed potential and the hazard of falling so they won't try maneuvers beyond their skill! One further tip: shoes should have nonslip soles like those on sneakers.

SIGN LANGUAGE I You may have noticed the new sign on the front of your Public Service Indiana office. We hope “the new look" says progressive and efficient service. That's what we re shooting for every day.

HOOSIER HAPPENINGS Clinton Spaghetti Day—September 18 Masonic Home Open House—Franklin—September 1? Mitchell Persimmon Festival—September 29 thru October 2 Aurora Farmers’ Fair—September 30 thru October i

NEW HOME? lucky you! What a joy — especially if you have flameless electric heating. Keeps your home modern longer . . . keeps it clean . . . keeps your family more comfortable. No wonder it's called “comfort conditioning.” If you're not moving to a new home, do the next best thing—install flameless electric heating where you are! Costs less than ever before. See Public Service Indiana or your electric heating contractor for more information.

j A simply lettered sign posted near an elementary^ j school: “Pleze driv carefully. Don't run over ,

1 the children. Wate for the teecher."

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CHICKEN FRICASSEE Thanks go to Mrs. E. A. of Terre Haute. Indiana, for this delightful way to serve chicken. 3 whole chicken breasts 1 cup water

halved (about 12 oz.

each)

1 small onion chopped

(V* cup) 2 tsp. salt

V« tsp. pepper

Serves 6

On fiameless electric range simmer chicken (covered) with onion, celery, salt, pepper and water about 30 minutes, or until tender. Remove to a heated serving platter. Keep hot while making gravy. To prepare gravy, mix flour and milk well and add to hot chicken broth. Cook, stirring constantly until gravy thickens and boils one minute. Serve with hot biscuits. Want to see your hint in print? Send your ideas and recipes to: Keeping Current, 1000 E. Main Streei, Plainfield, Indiana

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celery

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2 tbsp. flour Va cup skim milk

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