The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 December 1964 — Page 18

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More Unusual Recipes Following are two more unusual recipes given by Mrs. Clinton Cal- ! lander. The first of these is a quickie: FRENCH SILK CHOCOLATE PIE (No cooking) 1 stick butter, room temperature % cup sugar 4 tablespoons cocoa 1 teaspoon vanilla 3 eggs Mix butter, sugar, cocoa, and vanilla and beat for 5 minutes. Scrape from sides often. Add the eggs, one at a time. Beat 5 minutes after each addition (less if using mixer). Pour into baked pie shell and chill at least 2 hours before using or overnight. May be served with whipped cream or ice cream. OATMEAL ORANGE NUT BREAD This recipe sounds wonderful for those unexpected guests during the holiday season. 3 cups flour 4 t. baking powder % t soda - 2 t salt 1% cups oats % cup chopped nuts 2 t grated orange rind 1 13 cups orange juice % cup honey c. melted shortening Sift flour, baking powder, soda, and salt Stir in oats and nuts. Combine orange rind and juice, honey and shortening. Add to dry ingredients. Pour into greased 9x5x3 inch loaf pan Bake in moderate oven 3SO* until done, about one hour. May be served with a hard sauce. A F SAVES A ’ LIVES J BE A ; DONOR • RED CROSS BLOOD PROGRAM It Pays To Advertise fl W * £ « ‘ver. i fl ; A ft « zv »•’ ft 3 I i!, " fl): « lip fl ® o 3 fl J’ ©1 A J lh a 1 /Q Klf ft! « I JTIWi vM * 3 i j I SWr m ft 3 ? I ■> ■ * M m fl > Peace.:., r | Good Will to All, J } A at Chrislmastide. ft I I Beer's Flowers < MILFORD fl ______ £ i « A Ji o ■ 57-i ; S * MWCTu fl J I ' fl • i '.P' I A of hdidwy •heor ft SHARP HARDWARE CO. MILFORD

No. Webster Man Sued for SIB,OOO A North Webster man has been sued for SIB,OOO damages as the result of his auto striking a child in Warsaw on July 8. 1964. He is Jerry A. Waugh and the accident happened when he was driving east on Market street in Warsaw in front of the home of Mrs. Ervin Marsillett. Otis, the eight-year-old son of Mrs Marsillett, was knocked to the ground and he suffered a severe concussion to his head, contusions and the face and legs, abrasions and a fracture above the left knee. He was hospitalized for 27 days, disabled for 11 weeks, and has permanent injury to his left leg. Waugh was charged with reckless and negligent driving at an excessive rate of speed, failure to keep the automobile under control and failure to sound the horn or give any warning signal Bhof Local

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BiUToKeepßiDboardsOff Interstate Highway Sought The Chicago Motor Club, in the current issue <rf its official pubiication, Motor News, anonunced that legislation will be sought by the motor dub and other AAA-affiliat-ed motor dubs in Indiana during the 19® session of the Indiana General Assembly which would prevent uncontrolled erection of billboards along Interstate System highways in the state. Gerald W. Cavanagh, president of the Chicago Motor dub, said that adoption of a law which meets Federal standards would qualify Indiana lor the special bonus of onehalf of one per cent of project costs on the Interstate System. In addition, he said, such legislation would preserve the appearance and add greatly to the safety of Indiana Interstate highways. Cavanagh pointed out that unless Congress grants an extension, the deadline for this bonus is July 1, 19®. Therefore, for Indiana to qualify for this additional highway construction money, the state must adopt this billboard taw at its upcoming session, he said. ‘Twenty-two states already have adopted this type of taw, and Indiana should join those providing reasonable controls over outdoor

advertising along Interstate routes”, Cavanagh said. ‘‘ln Indiana, R is estimated that passage of such a law would add approximately ®.5 million to Hk Highway FUnd.” Cavanagh explained that the proposed legislation would not prohibit outdoor advertising along Interstate roads, but would provide a certain amount of control to make sure the signs do not interfere with quick comprebensicn of directional and waramg signs by drivers. “Indiana should join the honor rail of states which already have token steps to prevent our great Interstate System from becoming billboard alleys,” Cavanagi said. “Since these roads are paid for entirely from motorists' taxes, drivers haive every reason to expect that their desire for orderliness and sightliness along these freeways be given fofi consideration.” | £9ll**** *WTTV

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THE MUSIC GOES ROUND AND ROUND “The Music Goes Round and Round”, a thirteen-part radio series that examines the controversial subject of popular musk, is on the air on WOWO every Monday night at 9.30 p.m. Why are so many people so emotionally for or aaginst popular music? The series is keyed to this question. Top musicians and composers responsible for the development and trends of popular music over the years wig be heard on the series. Included are Paul Whitman. Benny Goodman. Oscar Hammerstein, Jelly Roll Mortem and Louis Armtory project. The first two series, strong. “The Music Goes Round And Round" was produced for WOWO and the Group W stations by Joan and Robert Franklin. Executive producer of the series is WiHtam J. Kaland This series on popular music is

the third in Group W*s Oral hisI dealing with the film industry and I alcoholism, were broadcast in the fall of 1961. I “The Music Goes Round and > Round” is being broadcast m collaboration with the Oral History Research Office of Columbia University. The office maintains a library of recordings of the memoirs of various prominent Americans for use in research projects of this kind. On December 28 a study of the music publishing industry as it was in the twenties and thirties, and as it is today. Song plugging Explanations of the reasons for the changes that have taken place. Tide “Whatever Happened to Tin Pan AHey?”

I I I I | BEER & SLABAUGH | | THE BARN Christmas I | SHOP HERE | | NortXter IHISYEAR | | May We Suggest | • SPORTSWEAR AND FOOTWEAR » For The Family P» S • BAIT (LIVE AND ARTIFICIAL) ft ft For The Fisherman ft ft . • SPORTS EQUIPMENT ft Q For Every Sports Enthusiast u | Land-O-Lakes Barn I ft Open 7 Days & MARTM WFRCTFR IMh Free Drawing ft 7Nights A WeekNUnln WCDJItn, lIW. For Christmas S I A PHARMACIST'S CHRISTMAS CAROL | By Elmon L. Catatine Twas the night before Christinas in Joe Smith's drug store And Joe had just turned the key in the door, The Christmas goods arrayed so nicely that mom Now lay on the counters all tattered and torn. MM Joe sighed, and then wearily shaking his head M Rearranged the display and then went home to bed. He was just dozing off when the doorbell’s loud clang : ■ Aroused him. He uttered a very mild “Hang,” But, donning his slippers and robe went below. lw« At the door was a lad, ragged, covered with snow. ■ “What’s the matter?" asked Joe when he saw the young lad. “It’s my ma,” the boy whispered, “she’s sick — real bad. "I’ve got a perscripshun. Doc sent me to you. “Said he thought with this medicine he’d bring her thru.” Joe nodded his head and replied, “Come on in.” Through his tears the boy mustered a wisp of a grin. Joe dressed and together they trudged down the street The snow creaked and cracked under their feet. u / Then into the store and back to the case. R And Joe shook his head — the sleep to erase. He got theTngredients, checked them all twice km And then as he started to figure the price fi He glanced at the lad with his clothes all a-tatter. And he said to himself, “Oh! What does it matter.” ■H “Come on,” (to the lad). ”I’ll go home with you. “I might as well see the thing all the way thru.” Then, taking the lad’s hand and saying, “Let’s go.” IHg He led him again thru the blustering snow. ■ m 3 As Joe arrived home, the moon shining bright, I Gave luster of midday to objects that night But Joe didn’t notice the moon or the snow. His thoughts were back there where a lamp’s feeble glow, Had illumined a husband who bent O’er his wife And whispered, "God bless you, Joe Smith for her life.” v aii M 3 i Burkholder drug I DOWNTOWN SYRACUSE

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