The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 April 1966 — Page 4
4 Tte Daily Bunar, Friday, April t, Ifftd
Morton News By Mfi Russeli O'Havcv, ComspooBcat
lira. Nelle Bettis returned to her home in Indianapolis after being In the home off her eon, Wayne for several days. Kay Hawkins and Brenda Lanham spent last Friday with Linda Whitehead. The three girls and Lynn Farrow called at the Mortuary in the evening to pay respects to the Cleo Keyt family. Mrs. Shirley Wagner and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Call attended the Baton recital of Kimberly Wagner Saturday evening in Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Romine of Indianapolis called on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yochum and Mrs. D. P. Alexander last Thursday evening. Wayne Bettis visited Mrs. Bettis at the Carle Clinic Sunday and spent the night with his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Janson and family of Rockford, Illinois. Jay Clodfelter, Mike Anderson, Lynn Farrow and Linda Whitehead attended the Ind. Latin Club convention held at Bloomington last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Harbison and daughter, Katherine and Mrs. Clarence Humphrey visited Mrs. Bari Mitchell in Indianapolis Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Goode called Sunday afternoon on Mr. and MTs. Maynard Hurst, Mrs. •Me* Truex and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hurft all near ML Mer-
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Stevens and daughters of SL Louis, Mo, were Sundsy dinner gneets of Mr. and lbs. Roscos Stevens and daughter, Judy. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Oodfalter eaUed on Mr. and Mrs. Warren Caywood last Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hess of Dana were Sunday afternoon callers, also the Cay wood’s grandchildren, Lauria and Tony Potter of Balnbrldge were Sunday visitors. Sunday afternoon caller of Mr. and Mrs. Vera Sigler were Mr. and Mrs. Fay Thomas and Mrs. Ann Barksr. Mrs. Fred Thompeon called at Die Rector Funeral Home Sunday evening to pay her respects to the lbs. Frank Schafer family and the Russell Pierce family. Members of the commission an Evangelism and Membership ef Union Chapel Church met at the home of Mrs. Russell O’Haver last Monday evening to make plans for a preaching mission to be held at Die church on Die evening of April «nd 23 rd and 24th. The guest minister will be Rev. Elder from the state ef Illinois. Thera wffl be special music. Mrs. Floyd Yochum attended the DJLR. State Council meeting at Indianapolis last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Can spent the day last Wednesday at the home ef Mrs. Calls sister, Mrs. Eva Fisher of Rockville. Mrs. Fisher's daughter and children were bourn guests last week ef Mrs. Fbtisr. Mr. and Mrs. James visited Mrs. Andersons sister, Mrs. Naomi Hayworth Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clodfelter and son Neal of Indianapolis are spending their spring vacation in their trailer north of Morton. Saturday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Clodfelter and family were Mr. and Mrs. Don Clodfelter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clodfelter and children. The three brothers and were Sunday dinner guests of the L yle Clodfelter family. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene der were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Voris and family of lntiiaTiap«i| g Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martin returned home Friday afternoon ^Pending the winter in Sebring, Fl». They called on their grand! daughter, Mrs. Glen Ellen R|*. fan and husband of Dana SunSay afternoon. Tom Scobee and daughter, Bart>ara Sue, were dinner guests last Monday evening of David Clodfelter and family. •toe occasion was celebrating Barbara's birthday. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ***** Mrs. Joe Stultz were Mr. and Mrs. James Fra*ter and children. Jay ^ r™ Mr. and Mrs. William Woodrum Jr - sons ef North •re* Miss Mariyn Kincaid of Advance. Mrs. Stultz's brother who * etetiooed at Ft Hood Texas ealled by phone to let his t.miy
and girl friend know he whs well and might he leaving Texas
Mr. and Mrs. flmfcr Bennett were Sunday dinner guest* Of Mrs. Bennett’s mother, Mrs. Mae Phipps ef Jasofiville. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Terhune and children were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Terhune of Linton. Mr. and Mrs. Iceland Allgobd entertained with a birthday party Saturday evening tor her brothers and frunfllea Thom present for the party ware Terrell and Oscar Clones and wives, also Mr. and Mrs. Martey Clones and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil doneg and her sister.
13 Cities Get Special Mention NEW YORK UFX — Valdez, an Alaskan community ef 1*200 which had to move five maim following the 1964 Good Friday earthquake, is among IS winners of the annual AB America, city title. The awards, announced by the National municipal Lngoe and Lot* magaatne, co-spon-sors of the competition, went to eight cities which were "sick or injured” but which are now “back on the road to health”, and to five oommunittes “whose citizens have worked to —aW their etttes even better.” Anchorage and Seward, two other AlaRrsn communities which battled beck to normalcy after the disastrous quake, else
Other cities eked for overcoming problems through community initiative were Flat River, Mb.; FScesvffie, Ky.; La Ckoase, Wis.; Trenton, N. J, and WBnxington, N. C.. The AH America cities rhnsen for their continued improvements were Worcester, Masa; Mbunt Vemen, Ohio; Florenee, 8. C.; OgaBaia, Neb, and Michigan City, Lad.
France Bars Scotch Beatnik LONDON DPI — A young Scottish student had the dtoDnotion ef being the first person barred from Ffcanee under new restrictions against beatniks. Robert Reid, 30, arid he tried to get off the cross-channel steamer at Calais Wednesday with a guitar and a Ut hag hut was baited by mutiwna agents who asked bow much money he had and wasn’t He hair a bit long on the rides. When he could only efai 125.48, the eustomr agents ordered hhn hack aboard tha ferry and mnt bade to Baritor this week French effirials aanmaieed they would turn away tourists whose "untidy appearance, shaggy hair and general grahMnem present an undesirable qMetade.* * Hope Suspension Will Be Ended FRANKLIN UPI—Protooting students ef FkanUht College hoped that the school’s president would end the suspension of five man by the daaa for entering a woman’s dormfr tory in a midnight "peaty raid.” Dr. Wesley Hainee, the president, was expected to return to the campus for the first time since the controversy started, although Dean Dwight Ktinck suspended the studmts only aftemalkiiig with Hainaa by tatophone from Washington when the preddent was attending an alumni meeting. Students burned Khnch hi effigy from a campus flagpole Tuesday night and SCO ef them marched on the courthouse square to demand reinstatement ef the auspended men on grounds the five wen only % few of the 75 who entered Btoey Hafi durij* tha Monday right raid. The raid occurred despite Baines’ previous warning any male student who entered a women’s reridmoe hah outside regular vlritiag hours would he auspended immediately. Hundreds attended a masting
Mmb SiifgKtions For Easter Dinner
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■yJOANOBtUlVAN Why net serve a foe* hem for Raster dinner? It Wffl take abbot C hour* to moot an 8-pound ham hut keep 18 mind that it needn’t he turned or heated during roasting, which allows you plenty ef time for fussing with other mettn ttamf and enjoying the festivities of the day. Down in Florida, which is orange-growing country, the flavorful citrus fruit is considered the perfect accompaniment for a ham dinner. Baked orange halves make a delectable garattli for the meet Orange Jaiee Syrup Sweet potatoes, a natural to aerve with hem, are aparked wiDi orange flavor, tee. A syrup flavored with Florida orange juice is poured ever them, then they era baked. Keep the children in muni when it comes to the dessert course. Bake them an Easter cake. It’s easy doing with angel food Frost the cake fancy, so that it resembles an Easter basket, and top it off with a nest of jelly beans. BAUD ORANGE HALVES 8 oranges Water 2 c. light com syrup 1 c. sugar 34 tap. ground ginger Cover oranges with water in saucepan. Bring to a boil; boll 36 min. Drain; discard water. Cool oranges. Cut in half. Place oranges, cut side down, in 2-qL baking dish. Combine com syrup, 1 e. water, sugar and ginger; bring to a boil; boll 5 min. Pour syrup over orange halves in baking dish; cover and bake in moderate oven, 356* F, tor 36 min. Serves 8. ORANGE SWEET POTATOES 34 e. brown sugar 1 tbsp. com starch 34 tap. salt 1 e. orange juice 34 e. butter or margarine 1 (1 lb. 18 oz.) can sweet potatoes or 834 e. fresh cooked chunked sweet potatoes 34 e. orange sections (1 orange) Combine sugar, com starch and salt; add orange juice and butter. Cook, stirring constantly, until sugar dissolves and mixture thickens. Pour over sweet potatoes in baking dish. Decorate with orange sections. Bake at 356* F. for 26 min. Serves 8.
RASTER RA8KBT CAKE 1 (17 oz.) pkg. angel food cake mix £ tbsp. vegetable 34 c. Ught com syrup 8 tbsp. water 1 (6 oz.) pkg. (1 e.) semi-sweet chocolate morsels 1 (634 oz.) pkg. 7-minute fluffy white frosting mix Jelly bean candies Prepare and bake cake in a 10-in. tube pan, according to pkg. directions. Cool; remove from pan. Combine shortening, light' corn syrup and water in saucepan. Bring just to a boil over moderate heat, stirring constantly. Remove from heat; add semi-sweet chocolate morsels and stir until smooth. Prepare 7-minute frosting according to pkg. directions. To put together cake, place on serving plate, wide end at top. Frost with semi-sweet chocolate frosting. To make wicker design to create basket effect, use % of 7-minute frosting in a cake decorator or paper cone with tip snipped off. Make straight, vertical lines down side of cake at about 134 in. intervals. Fill in between vertical lines with 2 X’s. Make frosting pattern of edging
HERE’S A HOLIDAY cake the children will adore. It laoks like an Easter basket and even boasts a nest of jelly beans. around top rim of cake. Wrap ribbon around cardPile remaining frosting in board for basket handle and center top of cake to resemble press cardboard ends in sides of nest. Fill nest with jelly beans, cake.
WAKfr.n FLORIDA Valencia orange halves and sweet potatoes with orange-flavored syrup are served with ham for Easter dinner. They have the citrus flavor that’s good with ham.
Wednesday afternoon called by StudMit Council president Don Harris for aa “open, frank, discussion” of student complaints not only with regard to the suspensions but others that the admfniatration is guil-
ty of a lack of communication with students. A 15-member committee to arbitrate student grievances was formed, but the college did not reveal immediately whether it would meet with the group.
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5 School Systems To Get fends INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana General Education Commission has approved nearly |5 million in proposed secondary vocational programs in. five school systems. The action, subject to final approval April 18 by the State Board of Vocational and Technical Education, is the first allocation to be made under the federal vocational program in Indiana. Vocational director Mearle Donica explained that 32,443,461 in federal funds represented money which would revert to Washington unless it is used by June 30. The schools for which the commission approved programs and the amounts tentatively authorized were: Michigan City area schools— 31.557,000 construction, 3300,060 equipment. Shelbyville central Schools — $114,000 construction, 3657,000 equipment, $55,000 instruction. Fayette County School Corp. —$1,343,372 construction. $656,778 equipment. Garrett-Keyser—Butler Community School District — $120,000 construction, $16,859 equipment. Southwest School Corp. of Sullivan County — $36,914 construction, $20,000 equipment. The total of $4,886,923 includes both the 50 per cent federal funds and local funds. The state board was created by the 1965 Legislature to receive all federal funds for vocational education and to divide those funds between the General Education Commission and the Indiana Vocational Technical College.
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