The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 March 1968 — Page 2
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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana
Tuesday, March 12, 1968
1967 Was A Big Year For Archeologists
Personal and Local news
ROME UPI — Italian archeologists were hard at work in the Mediterranean area during 1967. It was a year in which they made important discoveries in five foreign lands and on two of their own islands. In a summary of work carried out during the year under its direction, Italy’s National Council for Research singled out what it called “significant discoveries’’ in Syria, Egypt, the Sudan, Tunisia. Malta, Sicily and Sardinia. Excavators at Tell Mardiky in Syria brought to light the ancient city’s wall, which dates back to the third century before Christ. Digging in Tell Mardikh’s ancient royal palace, the archaeologists also uncovered a large courtyard and several
rooms, as well as various sculptures in stone, and terra cotta statues. At Antinoe in Egypt excavations were carried out around the temple of Ramses II, who reigned from 1292 to 1225 B.C. In addition to successfully dating the ruins. Italian teams discovered fragments of large wine jars that the Greeks brought to Egypt centuries later. The remains of an early church were discovered at Sonqi Tino ni The Sudan. Built during the Nubian domination of the area, it was made of brick. On its walls were several well preserved frescoes. Excavating on Tunisia's Cape Bon coast, the Italians found remains of the ancient Roman
cities of Mraissa and Dagla. They also found a Carthaginian fortress at Ras Fortas.
the island of Sardinia. Inscrip- ; ... .... . tions proved it was dedicated ^ rectal partially fulfills to the Sardinian god Sams ! ^ re ments for a major in Pater and that this god was faster °f ‘ V usic J^ ree . ^ 1S identified with the Carthaginian study.ng under Frederick Gergod Sid. The Carthaginians ml- sten of DePauw University.
ed Sardinia until
Punic War.
the Second
Digging on Malta took place at Tas Silg and St. Paul Milqi and on the island of Gozo off Malta. At Tas Silg the excavators found an early Christian Basilica and sanctuary and at St. Paul Milqi the frescoed wall
of a spacious villa. On Gonzo -t' u • T* 11 ^
they completed unearhting a 1 O oPgill 1 UIKS Women of the Moose will meet
Carthaginian sanctuary.
Happier Homes Extension Homemakers Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Gene Hughes. 103
W. Berry St.
At Mozia, an early Carthaginian island settlement off Trapani in Sicily, around 70 stele, inscribed stones and pillars, were found. The writings andr drawings on them were Punic. The ruins of a huge Roman temple were found at Antas on
LONDON UPI — Spain and at the Moose Home, March 13 Britain, who have not been able at 8: W P.m. Installation, wear
to agree on the basisa on which formal dress -
to discuss Gibraltar s future, Cloverdale American Legion will begin talks March 16 as Birthday Supper will be held scheduled on other subjects March 15 at 7:00 p.m. The Honsuch as economic and cultural orab i e j udge Hamilton will be
matters and European integration, the Foreign Office said
Thursday night.
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guest speaker. All members and Uieir families are welcome. Misses Norma, Marion and Harriette White and Jack Heimlick of Indianapolis were here the past weekend and returned
home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Schaaf and Mr. and Mrs. Letzler of Evansville were here last night to hear Mrs. Marilyn Schaaf Owen present her recital at Meharry Hall. She gave her graduate recital, and was accompanied by James Dill and her husband, Jerry Owen, who accompanied her in her last number.
Home Nursing Courses sponsored by the American Red Cross will meet each Monday for six weeks starting March 18th at 7 p.m. in the Home Economics Room in the Senior High School Building. Classes will be conducted by Mrs. Peggy Saucerman, instructor. Anyone interested may contact Miss Nelson at OL 3-4614 or OL 3-000. St. Paul’s Fatima Rosary Group will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Chester Grabowski, Albin Pond Road. There w'ill be a Red Cross meeting Thursday at 3:45 p.m. in the Red Cross room at the courthouse. Mrs. Edward Moore and son Thomas of Park Ridge. 111. were weekend guests of Mrs. Helen Goff and Miss Winona Welch of the Greenview Apartments. The Veronica Club will meet Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. with Mrs. C. t. Robbins. QUI NHON, Vietnam-Army Private James D. Spencer, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. Spencer. Roachdale. Ind., was assigned as a mechanic wtih the 526th Collection, Classification and Salvage Company near Qui Nhon, Vietnam, Feb. 7.
Hints from Heloise
By Heloise Cruse
Engagement Announced Miss Rhonda Kaye Hurst Mr. and Mrs. James Cram of Monticello announce the engagement of their daughter, Rhonda Kaye, to Larry Dewain Galloway, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Galloway of Rt. 1, Roachdale. They will be married May 10, at the Roachdale Baptist Church by Rev. Homer Cockran. Mr. Galloway is employed by RCA at Monticello.
DEAR HELOISE: Just what can a woman do outside of painting her kitchen window sill every three months where she sets those little odds and ends used daily around the house? The funny thing about this is that our kitchen is painted only once every three years and all i but the window sill still looks beautiful. MOTHER • * * DEAR MOTHER: Many people have recommended using wax. However, painters write in 1 that wax cannot be painted over because the paint won’t stick until the wax has been removed with a solvent. The easiest answer 1 have is to take some plastic wrap, cut it to fit the window sill and spread it on with your hands. Then wring out a warm sponge that has been dipped in hot water and smooth away. The plastic will keep water and rusty cans from ruining the paint on your sill and will NOT show. I also find this wonderful under potted plants, especially if the pots are the metal type that often rust. HELOISE
DEAR HELOISE: When I was making a doubleknit sweater, the two threads kept twisting around each other. I would hold up the knitted garment to let the thread unwind. My husband suggested that I place the balls of yarn on a Lazy Susan and turn the yarn instead. This is so much more satisfactory and much easier to do. MRS. GLENN GRIMM * * • Now who’s dizzy? Let’s let it be “Lazy Susan” and not us. It works, gals. And do we love Mrs. Grimm? I’ll say we do. . . HELOISE * • * DEAR HELOISE: When making egg salad, I use my pastry blender for chopping those hard-boiled eggs. The same blender also slices eggs nicely for salad toppings in case one doesn’t have an egg slicer. MRS. A. AVRAMAUT * * • DEAR HELOISE: I use pipe cleaners to make ! “hangers” for my little girl’s i tiny doll clothes. They are so easy to shape and the doll clothes do not slip off at all. MARGIE ANN * * • DEAR HELOISE: When your sponge mop wax ; applicator gets old and tough, try using a soft cloth around the sponge, secure it to the handle with rubber bands and wax away! I think mine works even bet-
ter than the sponge did when it was new. MAEVE * * * Gal. a piece of an old nylon stocking works wonderfully, too. Just cut a “tube” from the cent6F . • HELOISE * * • DEAR HELOISE: I save aluminum pans that sweet rolls come in and find them great when broiling our steaks and chops. They can be cleaned easily, and if you don’t happen to feel like cleaning them, just throw them out. POLL YKENNEDY * * • DEAR HELOISE: When I have to go downton on rainy days to pick up a few odds and ends. I take a plastic bag with me in my coat pocket. I put it over the package and the items inside stay nice and dry on my way home. JOANNE MANDANO * * * You're right. What makes me mad is that I didn't think of it m'seM HELOISE
Attendence Of Church Drops
NEW YORK UPI - Average attendance in the Episcopal Church is steadily decreasing, especially in big city areas, according to a recent report of the denomination’s General Division of Research and Field Study. The report, carried in The Episcopalian, said baptized membership of the Church increased 2.6 per cent in the years 1963-66. Average attendance at Sunday services in the Church’s eight provinces in those years dropped from 48.6 per cent of the baptzied membership in 1963 to 44.9 per cent in 1966. The rt/jxij't said the trend may be partially explained by the decreasing birth rate in the Unitde States since 1957.
Growing City Near Phoenix LITCHFIELD PARK. Ariz. UPI — The population of this new city rising near Phoenix climbed over 50 per cent in 1967, as the head count rose from 540 to 850. Projected population is between 75,000 and 100.000 when the city is completed in 20 years. The city planners hope to build 350 new homes in 1968, and see the population more than double as homebuilding hits full stride.
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