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Arrested Larry R. Kochert, age 24, 1026 Ave. “C”, was arrested at 5:20 p.m., Tuesday on Ave. “D” on charges of driving while license were suspended. Greencastle city policeman Larry Rogers made the arrest.

Visitors Lt. J.G. and Mrs. Phillip B. Weller, Albany, Ga., are visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Warren. Lt. Weller is just back from Vietnam. He served on the U.S.S. Enterprise.

Bible thought Give thy servant an understanding heart.--I Kings 3:9. It takes a humble heart to make such a prayer. It is certain to be answered. County Hospital TUESDAY DISMISSALS: Etna Lafforge, Amo Anna Webster, Fillmore Ben Cannon, Greencastle Deborah Lynn Smith, Bainbridge Charles Cope, Bainbridge James Akins, Greencastle Lila Edwards, Greencastle Linda Wesley, Coatesville Mrs. Ronald Wartham and daughter, Bloomington BIRTHS; A son, born Wednesday morning, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Meek, Fillmore.

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Happy Birthday Leonard W. Quinlan, Cloverdale, will mark his 89th birthday, Friday, 7 ug. 9. A retired farmer, he still enjoys working in his large vegetable garden nearly every day. Meeting tonight The V.F.W. Father’s Auxiliary will meet tonight at 7:30 in the V.F.W. Home. All members are urged to attend. From Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Philip Heavin, Detroit, Mich., are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Heavin. Special meetings A series of meetings will be held at the Haw Creek Church of Christ, Aug. 8 to 18, with Brother Jack Hutton, of Texas, preaching. The Lord's Day service begins at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Week night services begin at 7:30 p.m. A basket lunch will beheld Sunday, Aug. 18, with singing at 2:30 p.m. The church is located one mile north of Roachdale. In memoriam In loving memory of my beloved husband, Charles Renfro, who passed away one year ago, Aug. 7, 1967. Wonderful memories woven in gold This is the picture we tenderly hold. Deep in our hearts your memory is kept To love, cherish and never forget. Sadly missed by Wife and Family.

Bowling League A meeting of the 6 p.m. Monlay Night City Bowling League is scheduled for Varsity Lanes Thurs., Aug. 8, at 6:45 p.m. Commercial League There will be a meeting of the 6 p.m. Thursday Night Commercial Bowling League at Varsity Lanes, Thurs., Aug. 8, at 8 p.m. Square Dance The Crosswalker Square Dance Club, of Hillsdale, will have a club dance Aug. 9 from 8 to 11 p.m. The dance will be in the park at Chrisman, 111. Chick Bean will be the caller. Family Invitation Members of the Greencastle Commandery and their families are invited to a wiener roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ayling, New Maysville, at 6:30 p.m., Mon., Aug. 12. Members are asked to furnish wieners, buns, table service and a covered dish. Attend Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Austin attended the wedding of Penny Wingler and James Langdon at Coatesville, Saturday, Aug. 3. Miss Wingler, Coatesville, is a niece of Mrs. Austin. The bridegroom is from Clayton. Mother’s Club The Mother’s Cub of Omnes Chapter of DeMolay will conduct the regular meeting Thurs., Aug. 8, at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple.

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Indiana’s two candidates for Governor will speak August 12 at the 19th annual Leadership Conference of the Indiana State Teachers Association. More than 800 educators will convene at the French Lick Sheraton Hotel August 11-13, for the second round of developing their 1969 ISTA legislative program. The bills to be presented at the next session of the Indiana General Assemble are a grass roots development, according to Borden R. Purcell, ISTA staff member in charge of legislative activities and director of the Leadership Conference. The work began with a round of regional meetings on legislation last spring. Lt. Gov. Robert L. Rock, the Democratic candidate for Governor, speaking Monday afternoon, and Secretary of State Edgar D. Whitcomb, the Republican candidate, speaking Monday night, are expected to discuss their positions on the school finance crisis and other state education problems. The conference will be preceded by the annual President’s Workshop of the Indiana Classroom Teachers Association when 300 presidents of local education associations meet in French Lick Card of thanks We thank the Rev. Pyke, Rector Funeral Home, the Groveland ladies and everyone else who shared the loss of our father. The George Miller Family.

August 9 to 11. Their clinics, workshops, and addresses will be geared to “The Voice of the Teacher” in the classroom, in the community, in politics, and in education decision making. The ICTA president, Miss Mary Daniels, Marion, will be assisted by Miss Rhoda Williams, of the ISTA staff, and ICTA officers and leaders in conducting this workshop. Robert H. Wyatt, ISTA executive secretary, will speak to the local presidents Saturday noon on “The Teacher Speaks Out for Education.” Sunday night he will open the ISTA conference presenting “The Legislative Outlook.” Mrs. Thelma Spannbauer of Shelbyville, ISTA state president, will preside at the Leadership Conference sessions. Dr. Hubert True, Soutti Bend, research psychologist, author, and lecturer, will talk at the final general session Tuesday noon. His topic will be “Leadership in the Generation Gap.” In other conference sessions, teachers will hold a series of clinics on the ISTA legislative program and the upcoming elections, discussing “The Issues and the Candidates.” In memoriam In memory of Cecil Phillips, who passed away August 2, 1965. His life is a beautiful memory His absence a silent grief. He sleeps in God’s beautiful garden In the sunshine 0 f perfect peace. Wife and Family.

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Shower held for Miss Nanovsky A buffet dinner and shower were given b y Miss Barbara Black, at her home in Greencastle, Saturday evening, in honor of Miss Ann Nanvosky, who will be married Oct. 6. Guests included Mrs. Frank Doheny, Louisville, Ky.; Mrs. Reed Williams, Bloomington; Mrs. Rod Litch, St. Louis, Mo.; Miss Harriett Williams, Indiana, polis; Mrs. Fred Mann and Mrs. John Huber, Cloverdale; Mrs. Charles Rushing, Mrs. Glen Rushing, Mrs. Bob Beaman, and Mrs. James Alexander, Greencastle.

Now you know By United Press International Early in the 4th Century there were 36 triumphal arches in Rome, built to commemorate the outstanding deeds of men. Three of the arches have survived. Synod appoints new moderator The Indiana Synod, the state judicatory of the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A., during a recent meeting 0:1 the campus of Hanover College, elected William Visser as moderator. Visser is superintendent of Estelle Peabody Memorial Home, North Manchester. Other Synod actions were the authorization of Synod support and participation of a $115,000 fund witli 15 other faiths to Projects Commitment and Equality, and Operation Breadbasket in the state of Indiana. The Synod further provided $5,000 to support programs which acknowledge human dignity. Smith reunion at city park The Snider Smith reunion was held at Robe Ann Park, Sunday. Those attending were as follows; Mr. and Mrs. OthaS mailing and sons, Richard, Phillip,David and Harlan, Champaign, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S m i t h, Urbana 111.; Mr. and M13. Harold Wilson, Homer, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson and daughter, Cindy, and sons, Jeff and John, Homer, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Esworthy and sons, Paul, Bruce, Dale and Brent, Ogden, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Power, Indianapolis; Mrs. R.E. Dunn, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; and Mrs. Minta Snider, Greencastle.

DEAR HELOLSE: How in this world do you keep butter from burning in a skillet when pan-frying a steak ? 1 fry many things in butter, but it always burns before the cube melts. Molly Mayberry Dear Molly: There really is a secret when you are going to pantry or saiit/‘ anything in butter and here is what I learned from a famous French cook who uses it in most of his cooking. Always put a wee hit of vegetable oil in the bottom of your skillet first. As soon as it gets hot, then put your dabs of butter in. This way the butter floats on top of the oil, hubbies up (and mixes beautitully) and browns gently without e\er burning. How about that ? 1 thought old Henry was a precious friend when he told me that one, don’t you? Heloise * * * DEAR HELOISE: Hope this hint saves someone from a plumbing bill such as I had lecently. I bought a bathroom deodorizer that comes in the form of a block wrapped in cellophane on a wire hanger. You attach it inside the water tank with the block halfway under water. A few days later the toilet refused to flush and I discovered the deodorant block had been drawn through the flush opening at the bottom of the tank. As this block dissolves, the wire no longer holds it securely and it falls off. Well, I learned my lesson. Now the block is wrapped in a piece of nylon net and the net is securely fastened to the wire hanger which is hooked over the side of the tank. This way there is no danger of the block falling off and being flushed info the opening. As the block becomes smaller, it stays safely inside the net Betty Lou

DEAR HELOISE: I am a business executive's wife who must go out quite a few times each week. Recently I bl oke my arm and it has to be in a cast for two months. So I went to the store and

bought large chiffon headscarfs to use as slings. Then when I wear a black dress I use a black scarf, with a red dr< ss I use a red one. etc. They' are much more attractive than heavy cloth slings. Y G S. LETTER OF LAUGHTER DEAR HELOISE: In between folding t w o loads of clothes, cleaning up a salt mess, breaking up two fights and “delivering” a litter of kittens yesterday, I discovered the most marvelous way . . . Ann

DEAR HELOISE. This is to let you know of a man’s way for making floor scrubbing much easier. 1 recently had a day off from work and decided to help my wife with her Friday cleaning by washing the kitchen and bedroom floors on my hands and knees. At first my knees became ied and raw and I decided there must be a less punishing way of completing the task. So decided to make use of the knee pads I used when on a basketball team. I just slipped them on and proceeded to ijpeed up and make the job almost easy. A small investment in these cloth covered, foam rubber pads will make this job easier for your wife. Robert C. Benzing * * * Save** YOU from doing the floor, too! Doesn’t it? Heloise

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