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Tuesday, November 7, 1967

The DaYly Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana

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Book memorial to Dean Dirks

The Greencastle - Putnam County Public Library has received the book, “Children in the White House,’* by Christine Sadler. This book was presented to the Library by the Fortnightly Club, in memory of Dean Louis Dirks.

The author, Mrs. Sadler, has been a Washington editor of McCall’s Magazine for more than 20 years. She has written a popular, lively human book j with interest and enthusiasm. The book opens with Martha Washington and her grandchildren and ends with Luci and Lynda Johnson.

JAYCEES LEARN ABOUT FLUORIDATION—The Greencastle Jaycees decided to get an education about fluoridation in Indiana and thus invited Dr. Jack Mollenkopf, a public health dentist of the division of Dental Health of the state, to one of their meetings. Mollenkopf accepted and was present at Monday night's meeting along with representatives of the League of Women Voters, DePauw University, and the Putnam County Dental Association, and the Putnam County Medical Association. He is shown above pictured with Dr. J. D. Shonkwiler, a local physician, and Don Barnes, Jaycee president.

Compulsory education sets destiny

The book will furnish lively and informative reading for everyone Interested in the WTiite House. There are many amusing, poignant stories, dramatic scenes and episodes of historic interest. In one way these studies of White House children and of the President and First Ladies as parents and grandparents present a unique form of American history from the Revolution to the present time.

James Russell Lowell, writing in the mid-nineteenth century, said, “It was in making education not only common to all, but in some sense compulsory to all, that the destiny of the free republic of America was practically settled.” This country's philosophy | and the great driving force of education has been to bring out the best in the greatest number of people. And bringing out the best in more than 56 million

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used to prepare young people to meet these changes. Every parent in this community has the right and privilege of visiting their Greencastle Community Schools to witness the many facets of teaching methodology. “Visit your school during AEW,” Dr. Rammel urges. “A dedicated staff of professional teachers and an informer body of parents and concerned citizenry will assure the best education possible.”

The author has done extensive research through biographies, historical works, newspapers and diaries in preparation for this book.

A number of portrait-repro-ductions o f photographs and paintings add to the enjoyment of the book.

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An oversight

ALLIANCE, Neb. UPI—State | Sen. Richard Ely said it was! i just an oversight which caused his plane to come in for a J screeching belly landing at the Municipal Airport here Sunday! evening. He said he simply forgot to lower the landing gear.

INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana Traffic Safety Council says Indiana churches have been asked to give their support to a special year-end traffic safety program beginning Nov. 23 and continuing through the Christmas-New Year’s holidays.

The council is distributing program planning guides to about 5,000 Hoosier ministers urging them to call attention to the accident problem and “to devote class and group meetings to the subject of highway safety.”

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A NERVOUS GUEST at the Parsons household suddenly noticed that the cheeks of 6-year-old David, standing behind his mother’s chair in the dining room, were terribly swollen. “I hope that boy hasn’t got the mumps!’* exclaimed the nervous guest. “Compose yourself,” soothed the mother. “David is trying to learn how to eat oysters. He hasn’t swallowed them yet!’’

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A newly enlisted sailor, laggard in the swimming class, balked completely at diving from a 30-foot platform. “Come on. Sailor” urged the instructor from below'. “What would you do if you were that high, on a sinking vessel?” “Sir,” said the sailor fervently, *Td wait for it to sink about another 25 feet!” • • • RIDDLE-DE-DEE: Q. What do they call inhabitants of Ghana?

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