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REMEMBER WHEN?—Do you renifmbrr when the “Queen of Lakes" was pretty Myra Hatter of Fort Wayne? It was back in 1958.

[~K— tit] The ptlxr day, in die middle of debate on the Foreign Aid Bill, an odd thing happened. The Senate dutmlxT was suddenly plunged into' darkness ''as a fuse blew somewhere A few small emergency, lights far up in the ceiling left a ghostly too dim for reading as the ornate drandeliers went dark. The next few minutes provided some bits of humorous re- • partee. Senator Aiken of Vermont, for instance. referring to our problems in Southeast Asia, remarked that **Congreas has been working m tlie dark for so long that I <k> not think we should mind this interruption of the lights going out at thj> tune'.. 4 Senator v ■ ■■ Colorado was.: speaking when the siaiden darkness, fell. Senator Miler of lowa prompt* ly jsked. Will h>e Senator but when the response was ‘ No”, he asked, "Can he shed some light on the subject?” I But it remained for Democratic was speaking to a strongly liepub-j hcan Senator from Colorado did ’ yield the floor, to make the most of -agues | jfcout an during his first camjxugn in West '• "f the . House ih ItcpreM-nL/t ,es. |As he was.. speaking to a-strongly Repub ln-.oi .•tudientSe, the lu'hts '-went out as they had just done in the Senate. •;I tried to relieve the unusual situation;” said Senator Randolph. ■ (>', ua-.i'.erasin.’ an old hymn... I sa-<: ‘U« the lower lights. be bum.ng; Send a gleam across the wave; Some poor fainting struggling Republican 1. must rescue, I must save.’ Just then the lights , came on again.*’ But the Republican Senator Allot was «•<]..: •‘■n. "I : ' - .■ ■ ' am happy to have that little story. u.tii tin' h>rd must have been much because I do not sue the lights going on! says: "( Laughter l ”. Soon the debate resumed on its ■ ■ * minutes then' was, in' spite of the darkness, a. light banter in the Sen ate \nd in all' truth. I suppose one ' for ai’-t right who say the Senate carries on debate in the dark. Bring summer indoors, suggest Purdue university home fumishings specialists. Use oversized con-tainers--v .s—on die floor to hold fxld flowers, flooring .branches.

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Wednesday, June 23, 1965

Miss Hatter was tall and regal, every inch a queen, and was chosen from a list of 50-odd contestants in the 13th “tgieen of lakes'* beauty contest at North Webster.

S4OO Scholarship? Offered 4-H’ers Interested In Grain Marketing SPECIAL — Students.with an interest in grain, marketing and transportation, and with outstanding 4-H records are eligible to compete for scholarshiiis this year. The Milwaukee road will provide two 4-H Grain Marketing Transportation scholarships of S4OO each to current or former 4-H boys They must be enrolled in 'an accredited college or plan to enroll in the fall of 1965. Hie scholarships will be awarded in December to two applicants from the Instate area served by the railroad: Idaho. Illinois, Indiana. lowa, Montana, North Dakota. South Dafajtft. Washington and Wisconsin. Qualifications for the applicants are at least three years of 4-H club membership, scholastic ability, financial need and a desire to specialize in transporting and marketing gram products. ’ The cdot'ierat’ve extension sendee wil screen all applications and forward those eligible to the National 4-H service committee, (Tiifor final pudging in October. 11964 winners were Edward Mies, 21 of Loami, 111., a senior at the University >: Hindis. and Jerry Rt'jght, 19, of Palermo, N. D., a sofihemore at North Dakota State university.

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Bethel Youth Hosts District Officials Hie Bethel Church of the Brethren youth group in Milford hosted three officers and one counselor of the Northern Indiana District Church of tlie Brethren Youth at its meeting Oil Thursday of last week The guests' present were Marilyn Rogers, New Paris. Kay Tolle, South Bend. Annie Houser of North Liberty, and Mrs. John Mettler, Jf.. Nappanee. Kathy Wolferman of Milford was also a guest. Trie district representatives have been visiting the various youth groups to find out how the district officers .can work more effectix ely with the local sroups and to answer questions for the local youth. The lesson for .tlie evening on lx?mg a good A filmstrip was shown and a discussion followed. During the business meeting sbme discussion was held concerning the program the youth group is during the Sunday morning service on June 27. It will be a panel discussion on "Integration or Segregation In Schools. Job Opportunities, and Marriage". Questions were also brought up about the possible change in curriculum fdr the youth in the Sunday school class during the fourth quarter. Hie youth is planning Slave Weeks July 12 thru July 23. They will take a trip on July 24. and 25 Refresliments were served to the 15 persons present by Linda Kesler and Judy Vanlaningham. Hie next meeting will be held on July 1 at the home of Dianne Dwyer. The group will make posters for the coming slave weeks. Twilighter* Bunco Club Meets At Searfoss Home Hie Twilighters Bunco club met on Wednesday, June 16, at the home of J Mrs. Charles Searfoss, south of Syracuse. with Mrs. Franklin Ringler as co-host ess. There were 11 members and two guests. Mrs. Gerald Bitner and Mrs. Norman Robie, present-. . Mrs Ringler, president, presided tor the business session. : High prize went to Mrs. Jack Maresh: low. Mi's. Robie: travel. Mrs Bill Ever: and door prize to Mrs Delbert Whitehead. . Mrs. Maresh. Mrs. Ringler, and Mrs. Jerrv Bodmer received birthday gifts "from their secret pals and the club Mrs: Bodmer also received an anniversary gift. Mrs Whitehead will be hostess for ! ily meeting with Mrs. Ever assisting.

WOWO To Broadcast Series On Auto Safety FORT WAYNE, — In an effort to call greater public attention to traffic safety, Radio Station WOWO will broadcast a seven-part series of programs about the safety of American Automobiles. Titled “The Controversial Car,” the series of half-hour programs will be broadcast at 8:30 p.m. beginning June 26 and continuing through July 2nd. The programs examine both tlie improved safety of autos and their lethal aspect ... A factor accounting f«- 47,800 American deaths last year. - In his study of the killer auto, producer Walter McGraw interviewed numerous physicians, auto safety engineers, and university research scientists, such as Dr. Paul Joliet. Chief of the Federal Government's Division of Accident Prevention; Willtom S. Foulis, Executive Director of the President's Committee tor Traffic Safety, and Dr. Don Huelke, a professor from the University of Michigan. The seven programs deal with the following subjects: "Hie Controversial Car - the statistical lethalness of the American Auto and a medical evaluation of just how safe the American car is; “Passenger Packaging - The importance of using

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Meredith Foundation Offers Two SBOO 4-H Scholarships CHICAGO — For the fourth year the Edwin T. Meredith Foundation will provide two SBOO Scholarships for qualified 4-H members W’hd will be college freshmen next fall. Hie National 4-H service committee announces that the two grants are restricted to 15 states. The states are: Illinois, Indiana,

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Mr Meredith. He has perpetuated Mr: Meredith’s desire to help young people. Candidates for the scholarships will be screened by tlie cooperative extension service, then forwarded ~to the National 4-H service commit-■-ee tor final judging in October. Winners will be announced the first W’eek in December. For additional information, 4-H members- should contact die county or state 4-H club "dffice,.