The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 February 1968 — Page 3
Tuesday, February 6, 1967
The Dally Banner, Greencastle, Indiana
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WGRE highlights
News of boys Miss Carol Ann Ruppel becomes bride of Dr. Allen
Wednesday, February 7 7:30 p. m. The DePauw Tigers play hosts to the Cardinals of Ball State in a return encounter for a key conference game. Join Bob Steele and Jeff Henry at 7:30 for the pre-game show followed at 8:00 by the action of this important conference game. Ihursday, February 8 7:30 p. m. Karel Kelsik, a DePauw Junior, will discuss her recent experiences in Russia under the Experiment in International Living to an eager listener; Sue Chesterfield, w r ho is an applicant for studying the Soviet Union under Georgetown University’s, study tour this summer. Friday, February 9 7:30-11:30 p.m. WGRE in cooperation with the WNEW Radio News and Public Affairs Department present "A Child, again.” This half-hour documentary was written and pro-
duced by Steve Young, a WNEW reporter. Young took some youthful hippie dropouts to his home and there recorded a shattering interview with a 19 year-old girl who made an indictment against middle class society and a sublimal attack on the hippie movement itself. This program is broadcast through the courtesy of WNEW in New York City, and well worth your listening time. Saturday, February 10 10:30 a. m. A new show will premier at this time and continue through the semester. Dean Samuel, a nature enthusiast and soldier of fortune will present for your enjoyment the traditions and topography of the Greencastle countryside. The name of this new program is ‘The Bell Tolls On” which refers to the subject of the first show—the Monon Bell and the history this bell has witnessed in its 80 plus years of
existence in the community. This program is one of the fiesh new sounds of WGRE '68 and any comments would be warmly received by the WGRE staff. 8:20 p. m. The DePauw Tigers will travel to Rensselaer, Ind., to engage the Pumas of St. Joseph College. 10:30 p. m. WGRE and the Air Force ROTC Dept, of DePauw are presenting a special program following the St. Joe j basketball game. This program will give the public a view of what the ROTC is about on a college campus.
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SAN DIEGO — Marine Private Errol D. Bilbruck, son of Mrs. Richard E. Smith Jr. of Rt. 1. Greencastle, w’as graduated from eight weeks recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit
Depot here.
He will undergo from two to four weeks of individual combat training and then, after leave at home, will report to his first Marine Corps Assignment. The intensified Marine recruit training emphasizes rigid physical conditioning and survival techniques, both at sea and ashore, to develop self-confi-dence and endurance. Markmanship with the M-14 rifle and | 45-caliber pistol are equally stressed, and close order drill j instills the traditions of Marine Corps teamwork. A thorough study of basic military subjects, hygiene, first aid and sanitation, and the customs, courtesies, history and mission of the Marine Corps sen e to polish the new Marine’s recruit education and prepare him to join the Marine combat
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Miss Carol Ann Ruppel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ruppel of Phoenix. Arizona, became the bride of Dr. David Taylor Allen, son of Professor and Mrs. Joseph P. Allen III of Greencastle, on January 27, at a 12:30 p.m. ceremony at St. Francis Xavier Church i n Phoenix. Mrs. John L. Ruppel Jr., sis-ter-in-law of the bride was matron of honor. Mrs. Joseph P. Allen IV, sister-in-law of the groom was a bridal attendant. Dr. Joseph P. Allen IV w r as his brother's best man. Captain John L. Ruppel Jr., brother of the bride w r as a groomsman. The ushers were Michael R. Ruppel, brother of the bride and Dr. Patrick Haney, formerly of Crawfordsville, now from Denver, Colorado.
The church altar w r as decorated with white gladioli and pink mums. Arrangements of the same cascading from white columns decorated the sanctuary accompanied by palms and tiered candelabra. The bridal grown created especially for Miss Ruppel by Helen Rose was of candlelight and white chiffon. Its empire ybodice, longsleeves, etched in lace and its portrait neckline were fashioned of embroidered English net accented with metallic thread. The Camelot headpiece w r as of matching net and a chapel length imported silk illusion veil. The attendants were gowned in posey pink georgette over crepe silk, featuring a sheer yoke, long sleeves and a ring collar. Their Camelot headpieces were covered with fresh
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Surprise party LONDON UPI — Gordon Makerall is one five-year-old who’s glad he got lost. Gordon, coming out of London theater with a group of children from his village, got on the wrong bus —and found himself whisked to someone's birthday party. Nobody at the party seemed to mind. So Gordon enjoyed his share of cake, ice cream, pie, pudding, candy, soft drinks, and 1201 S. Bloomington, Greencastle, Ind. j^t plain fun before ws mother, far more disturbed than he, arrived to take him home.
Cloverdale Instrumental music students performed at the District Solo and Ensemble Contest held at DePauw University last Saturday. The 55 entries placed as follows: 22 in Division I, 28 in Division II, and 5
in Division HI.
Receiving a Division I rating ; in Group I, the following members are eligible to participate in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest on Saturday, February 17th at Butler University: Saxophone trio; Annetta Routt, June Sims. Gary Cline, Diane Cassell, Accompanist; Brass Quartet: Mike Diel, Larry Arnold, Lucille Hunsicker, Stan Smith, Dave Branneman, Barry Partin. Those students receiving a Division I rating on Solos in Group IV or V are: Dean Branneman, Marcia Broadstreet. Beckie Nickerson. Cindy Ernst, Sheree Powell, Brenda Cummings, Debbie Rollings, Terri Edwards, Dedee Schwomeyer, Marilyn Yount, Pam Ziegelman. Steve Cassell, Patty Black, Janice Smith, Lynn Wells, Sandra Cummings, Tom Pruitt, Greg Sutherlin, Alan Partin. Mike Holsapple, Stanley Buchanan. Jeff Williams, Chris Herbert, Zane Butcher, Ena Whitaker, Debbie Stuckey, Con-
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baby white mums and accented with floor length pink illusion veils. The bride’s mother also gowned for the occasion by Helen Rose, chose a full skirted beige th'ffon dress with long illusion sleeves and a cuffed neck. A small ribboned Dior bow accented by a gardenia was worn in her hair. The groom’s mother chose a white knit three piece ensemble accented with silver threads and a close fitting silver hat. Her accessories were silver and
LBJ calls for "fifth freedom" WASHINGTON UPI — President Johnson called on Congress Monday to wipe out all economic and racial barriers to college education as the key to what he called "the fifth free-dom-freedom from ignorance.” The President's proposals for guaranteeing availability of higher education to all young Americans was admittedly long range. But he asked Congress to work on it this year toward "a new and sweeping national goal: That in America there must be no economic or racial barrier to higher education.” The higher education proposal was part of an omnibus message to Congress on education at all levels. The higher education section called for a program of federally guaranteed loans, to be stepped up gradually to the point where 1.5 young people would benefit. And Johnson asked Congress to strengthen existing programs of assistance to higher education.
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white and she wore a corsag* of white gardenias. A reception-brunch was held immediately following the ceremony at the Phoenix Country Club. Mrs. Allen departed In a black wool, long jacketed suit with a mandarin collar lined with white silk as w r ere the sleeve cuffs. The ensemble was completed with a white mink hat and white chanel bag. The young couple flew New Orleans and Jamaica, West Indies. After February 10, Dr. and Mrs. Allen will be at home at 4A Chilton Manor Circle, Charleston. West Virginia 25314 where Dr. Allen is serving with TJ.S Public Health a a an epidemiologist. Out-of-towm guests were Mrs. C.H. Taylor, Winter Park, Florida: Mrs. C.B Whittlesey, Claremont, California; Mrs. W.F. Hester, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Mrs. Richard Bayer, Palatine, Illinois; Mrs. A.E. Jackson, Jr.. Chicago, Illinois; Mr. and Mrs. H W. Ruppel, Cleveland. Ohio; Mrs. P. Geier and Mike Geier, Cleveland, Ohio.
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