The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 September 1967 — Page 3

Wednesday, September 13, 1967

The Dally Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana

Page 3

Heloise

I leave mine on all the .time and the heating element does not affect it at all. Pegg Pratt * * * * Dear Heloise: When knitting, try using regular bobby pins as markers. These are always available ‘and easy to take off your knitted piece without removing the 'heedles or tearing the yarn. Hook the bobby pin through the stitch and let it dangle. It ,, won't come off until you take , it off. M. G. * * * * ■ Dear Heloise: Being an indulgent grandmother, I let my granddaughters use my hand lotion each time they wash their hands. I’ve had to be ingenious to ; keep ahead of them, so I put "Tiand lotion in empty roll-on deordorant bottles.

The dolls can roll it on with j no spills, and the lotion lasts

1 longer.

V. H. S.

NEWS FISHY LONDON UPI—Editors long have maintained dignified silence on the matter, but fish and chip shop owners finally complained — wrapping their wares in newspapers is bad for

their image.

“Quite a lot of people don’t like fish and chips wrapped in newspapers,” said the National | Federation of Fish Fryers today. “But they would not mind plain wrapping paper.” At least one shop owner disagreed. “My customers won’t carry fish and chips in anything but newspapers,” said shopkeeper George Torn "Some think that’s the only thing news- ( papers are good for.”

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Reunions

Collier Reunion Members of the Collier family held their 1967 reunion at the ■ site of the Dewey and Sarah Collier homeplace. The host and hostess for this year were Clarence and Ruby Collier of

Gosport.

Those attending were Ch“tries B. Collier, who was 89 last April 24 and his family; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Collier, Timmy and Portia, Cloverdale; Doyle Collier, Cloverdale - Mr. and Mrs. Everett Arnold and sons, Ricky, Larry, Timmy, Mike, Kevin, Cloverdale; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collier, Ted and Nancy; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Collier and children; Vickie Collier, all of Gosport; Mrs. Bennie Collier of Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Collier and Jean Ann; Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Collier; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Collier and children, all of Stilesville; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Weakly, Plainfield; Mr. and Mrs. W\ R. Collier and sons, Fillmore; Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Collier and family, Gosport; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Collier of Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Collier and family, Lafayette; Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Collier and family, Coatesville; Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Davis and family, Stinesville, and Mr. and Mrs. Max Bol of Clark’s Hill. Next year’s reunion will be held with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collier as host and hostess.

Pest of the Week

Horticultural tip

Midsummer Invaders: The strawberry root weevil often becomes a pest in houses during the midsummer months. The weevils are black snout bettles about 1*4” long. The grubs feed upon the roots of strawberries, small fruits, evergreens, nursery stock, and other plants. The weevils that result from these grubs cannot fly but crawl about in large numbers and often enter homes in search of a place to hibernate. They cause no damage indoors other than

EASY PAYMENT REDDITCH, England UPI — Mrs. Mary Edwards owes the Redditch Town Council 368 pounds ($1,0301, but payment shouldn’t be a problem. She has 7,360 years to pay the bill. Mrs. Edwards was told to pay the council, which spent the money building a wall behind her home, at the rate of one shilling (14 cents) a year. “We don’t like to press elderly citizens on money matters,” said a council spokesman. “We consider our form of billing a fair one.”

being annoying. Several other weevils with similar habits may also enter homes. These include Asiatic oak weevil, a Japanese weevil, and the black vine weevil. Control: Weevils can be kept out of homes by spraying foundation walls and adjacent soil around buildings so as to form a barrier strip about 10 feet wide over which the insects cannot crawl. For this purpose, use chlordane, dieldrin, or lindane. Use enough spray to wet thoroughly the areas treated. Weevils indoors can be picked up and destroyed with a vacuum sweeper attachment.

Northeast elementary PTA to meet Monday night

The first meeting of the Northeast Elementary PTA will be held Monday, Sept. 18, at 7:15 p. m. in the Multi-Purpose Room. The program will in-

Unarmed missile ■♦w'k in Mexico WASHINGTON UPI — An unarmed Army Pershing missile, fired from a training site in Utah, apparently overflew the White Sands, N.M., test range today and landed in Mexi ico. A Defense Department spokesman here said radar plots indicated the “non-explo-sive” nosecone impacted in a "mountainous area approxii mately 140 miles southeast of Jarez, Mexico.” "At this time, there are no reports of personal injury or property damage,” a spokesman said. The Army notified Mexican and U.S. civilian officials and launched an investigation. The Pershing is the Army’s i long-range artillery missile. It , has been deployed in Europe for ! several years. It is capable of j carrying a nuclear warhead.

; elude classroom and teacher | j vistation along with textbook ^ I displays in each of the rooms. I The teachers will inform the' parents too about other areas! of curriculum besides the text- j books, their methods of teaching and the goals toward which j they and the children will di-

rect their efforts.

The October meeting will be a follow-up of this meeting. Dr. Joseph Rammel, Supt. of Greencastle Community Schools, wall speak on “Curriculum in Our Schools” and Loyd Hurst, prin- J cipal of Ridpath School and member of the Textbook Commission of the Indiana State Dept, of Public Instruction, will inform us on the method of textbook selection at the State

and Local level. You don’t need to have children in the Greeneastle Schools in order to attend PTA meetings. If the program interests you—please come. Everyone is welcome.

BEARING SERVICE G. E. CAMPBELL Certified Hearing Aid Audiologist COMMERCIAL HOTEL EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON oi Call Tho Hofol Any Day for Appointment BATTERIES AND SERVICE FOR ANY MAKE HEARING AID OL 3-5617

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O.E.S. Officers Meet With Mrs. Gilliland Mrs. Helen Mitchell. Grand Conductress, of the Indiana Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, and Sister Shirley Baker, District Deputy of Dis- ; trict No. 9 met with the Conductress in the home of Mrs. | Robert S. Gilliland. Officers were elected for the remainder of the year. Those present and chapters represented were: Mrs. Lora Nichols, Alamo Chapter; Ruth M. Gilliland, Athen’s Chapter; Colleen Parker, Cloverdale i Chapter; Mildred Todd, Ladoga Chapter; Jean Taylor, Roachdale. Chapter; Mildred Thomas, : Rockville Chapter; Edith Snyder, Waynetowyn Chapter; Joyce Guard, New Richmond Chapter. Mrs. Shirley Hammons, Worthy Matron of Athen’s Chapter No. 97, was hostess. The next : meeting will be Sunday, November 26, at the home of Colleen I Parker at Cloverdale. All Conductresses of District No. 9 are invited to attend.

Bond sales up Ward D. Mayhall, Chairman of the Putnam County U.S. Savings Bonds Committee, has received a report revealing that the County’s Savings Bonds sales for July were $61,493 compared with $53,717 for the corresponding periol of last year. The State's sales for July were $12,446,846 which is a gain of 6.5 per cent compared with sales of last July. Fifty of the State’s ninetytwo counties reported sales gains for the month when compared with sales of July 1966.

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