The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 May 1967 — Page 3

Wednesday. Way ST, 1967

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Try and Stop Me

•By BENNETT CERF-

|r>TT.T. GOVE has this to say about the small town he recently visited: 1. When you plug in an electric shaver, Bie street lights grow dim. 2. They don’t take the sidewalks in at night because they . fcever put them out in the ^

tnoming. 3. To show you Vow conservative the natives are, Bishop Sheen came into the dining room the local hotel the

rther evening, and they aide him put on a neck-

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fTm lie ginning to sustt,” a worried bridegroom Id his wife, “that your mother does not entertain too high an opinion of me.” ftfow what makes you get men idea like that?” chided his wife. “Well, for one thing,” replied the groom, “those towels she gave us are marked ‘Hers’ and ‘Its.’” • * • QUICKIES: A They’ve ordered a psychiatrist for the twitchy young man who came to the box office of the Imperial Theater and demanded a pair of tickets for “Fiddling on the Roof.” • There’s a Burt R. Rumson up in Sitka, Alaska, whose license plate seems particularly appropriate when the temperature dives fb thirty below. It reads “BRR.” 1967, by Bennett Cert. Distributed by King Features Syndicate

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BELGIAN IS QUEEN OF VA. AZALEA FESTIVAL NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) —The 21-year-old daughter of Belgium’s prime minister reigned as Queen of the 1967 International Azalea Festival. The festival is held in Norfolk Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). This year’s queen was blonde Monique van den Boeynants, daughter of Prime Minister Paul van den Boeynants.

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(Continued from Page 2) will help catch and return ’em to their owners. Mrs. Steve K&riozi • • • • Dear Heloise: For double beds with one head board: When beds are pulled apart the wheels usually make marks on floors, especially on tile' floors. I covered the oustide of all wheels with adhesive and now when I move the beds I have no marked floors. Betty Rodrick • • • • Dear Heloise: After my youngest child outgrew his carriage, I had about six good baby blankets that I didn’t know what to do with. I cut off the ribbon, folded them in half and trimmed them with a colored binding that matched my bathroom. They made wonderful drip pads for the children to stand on while drying after a bath. Mrs. L S. • • • • Dear Heloise: I keep an extra-large salt shaker filled with flour in the cabinet above my kitchen counter. This is much easier to use than getting out the sifter when I have a small job to do . . . such as sprinkling the board with flour before kneading biscuits, or sprinkling flour between each layer of sliced potatoes when making scalloped potatoes, etc. Sue Maschke • • • • Dear Heloise: Before dyeing or tinting curtains or garments, run a few strings of white cotton thread through the hem so that they are dyed with the rest of the material. After dyeing they may be pulled out ana rauea cm a spool to be used for later mending or hemming. They will exactly match the color of the article when the need arises. Miss Dusty H. * • • * Dear Heloise: Being long-waisted, I cut off the belt loops on all dresses ao I can adjust the belt to my liking. Rather than throw the loops away, I sew them on the inside

of my shoulder seams, put on a snap, and have custom-made bra and slip strap-holders. Elsa Kilpatrick

4 Meet Death By United Press International At least four persons were killed by miscellaneous causes over the Memorial Day weekend

in Indiana, includng two Indianapolis residents who perished in house trailer fires. Geneva Collins, 44, died Tuesday when fire swept her house trailer on the far northeast side of Indianapolis. Authorities said an electric heater may have caused the blaze. Mrs. Collins had been bedfast for about six weeks. Chester Thompson, 22, was killed Sunday when fire destroyed his house trailer at the south edge of Indianapolis. Firemen said a dropped cigarette may have caused that blaze. Louann Grix, 13, South Bend, died Monday from head injuries

suffered Sunday when her bicycle collided with another bike along U. S. 31 north of South Bend. Authorities said her death would not be counted in the traffc toll because no motorized vehicle was involved. Mrs. Sylvia Poe, 25, Milton, was shot to death accidentally Sunday night when a pistol discharged as her husband was cleaning it

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California earns more money from raising food and catching fish than does any other state.

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ST. LOUIS (UPI) — A college geography professor has confirmed what St. Louis mo-

torists have known for a long TEENER’S STOUT time — streets in this city DEFENSE FAILS aren’t straight. BRADFORD, England (UPI) William Baker or Southern J — 17-year-old girl identified Illinois University at Edwards- only as “Stella” thinks Engville, blames the farming and land’s drinking laws are unfair, grazing methods of the French Fined four pounds ($11.20) for settlers. He said they put roads violating the ban on under-18 at the end of their fields and drinking, the girl, married and the roads stayed in the same a mother, pouted to the judge: places when houses were built ..jf j> m 0 j^ enough to marry on the farmland. an( j have a child I should be “It is apparent to the casual old enough to drink a glass of observer or the lost motorist ! stout.” The judge wasn’t svvay-

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