The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 November 1967 — Page 18

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL Wednesday, November 29, 1967

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SEEK NEW UNIFORMS — Member* of the Wawasee Warriors Drum ;u*d Bugle Corps, shown above as they preformed at a went Syracuse basketball game, are currently con-

Christmas - j Treats Festive desserts and traditional drinks are a familiar part of the Christmas observance. Turkey on Christmas Day is an American specialty. Yet no treats are more associated with the hoii-t day than plum pudding and mince pie. w The original pkim pudd ng. tradition says, was cooked up by an; English hunting party lost in the woodfc on Christmas Eve. It consisted of deer meat and a mixed variety of game animals, birds' eggs, dried plum-, ale. brandy, sugar and flour Mince pie. we are told was treated by the Puritans and served with a tiny figure of the Christ child in its center. The earliest known recipe dates to the reign of James I in the 17th Century — and called for beef tongue, chopped chicken, eggs, taisins. orange and lemon Declines, sugar and an assortment of spices. Hot punches have always been popular in England and are regaining Some favor in America. A mild drink is spiced tea with doves, cinnamon ami nutmeg added before brewing. A bit more glowing is mulled cider, simmered with spie s and served with Coating

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• I dartin' a fund raising campaign. i A goal of $2,500 has been set and . will be used to purchase new uni- ■ forms for the snappy drill team. A • Mail-Journal staff photo.

Do’s And Don’ts For Plant Safety Fires in industrial plants are caused by people not doing what should be done or doing what shcuki not be done. Says the American Insurance Association. The Do s and Don’ts of fire prevention, the association adds, include: DO obey "No Smoking” signs. DON'T toss a lighted match or cigarette away carelessly. DO use electricity safely. DON’T takeehances with electrical ctrds or appliances in poor con-i ! ilition. i IX) practice good “housekeeping." DON’T let rubbish pile up anyi where, indoors or out. DO shut off motors and power if machinery bearings overheat. DON’T us? sawdust or shavings to catch oil drippings. DO have a fire watcher on hand when welding or cutting. | DON’T dart to cut or weld until the area is cleared of combustibles. DO stor- oily or painboakcd rags in cv.cred metal cans. DON’T overlook the possibility of spontaneous ignition. DO your part in th? job of fire pr v ”VCDtXEk orange slivers. And finally, the traditional Tom ami Jerry, spiced brandy, frothv with egg.

CAPITOL fEI COMMENTS A US. Senator Vance ■JLH hartke

U. S. School System Should Educate Parents Also: Senator Hartke

PHILADELPHIA — Senator Vance Hartke (D-Ind. > said today that America's educational philosophy must be geared to the adult rather than centralized in children alone. He termed it an underlying shortcoming of American education that "we have made our total education- i al investment in the education of the child." "It is the adult.” he said, “who sculps the visage of th? world about us, not the child. Throughout our history wv have fostered a curious contradiction in our education. We! have educated the child, who could. not participate hi the affairs of democracy, while we denied continuing education to his parents who were charged with making the decisions which shape oir national destiny.” Sp?aking at the Bellevue-Strat-ford Hotel on Teachers Day. the annua' Conference of th? National Association for Public School Adult Education. Senator Hartke said: “The world of tomorrow cannot be built on the obsolescent learning obtained in yesterday s classroom. "To cope with the awesome Social problems which now confront us. we must arm the a<Mt with facts and information that relate to the living moment." Hartke pointed out that the United States has the lowest voter participation of any free nation, that we have over 22 million adults without the equivalent of an eighth grade education, with over half of our adult population lacking high school diplomas. He urged educators to operate I “where the action is ” in human affairs, and to deal head-on with controversial issues of our times.

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“Controversial issues?” he asked. "What other kinds are there?” "As we view the American scene today, with its unsolved problems in the fields of civil rights, economic inequity, housing, health, transportation and other areas of national concern, the question comes on with searching insistence: what happened to that great resourcepublic education— which our founding fathers planned for assistance in the solution of our common problems? Where is the hang up? “Not so many years ago education at the high school level was generally a private function with "academics” run on a private basis. Today there is as great a need for universal higher education as there was for free universal secondary’ education when we made the change to the public high school system.” A principal author of the higher education act of 1966, as well as the successful adult education act of 1967, Hartke urged that continuing classes for adults be offered in public schools to raise the basic educational standards of this nation to the 12th grade.

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New Pattern Sizing System LAFAYETTE — Home seamstresses will find a new pattern sizing system available just in time to create a new dress for the holidays. The four major pattern companies — McCall's, Simplicity, Vogue and Buttcrick — have adjusted pattern sizes to correspond more closely to standard ready-to-wear sizes, says Mrs. Billie Ellsworth, extension clothing and textiles Specialist at Purdue university. Pattern catalogues dated JanuaNNVVVWWWVVWVVVVVVN'.-'. — WWll LEGAL NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR LOCATION OF PI BLIC HIGHWAYS Notice is hereby given that a petition has been tiled in th • office of th • Auditor of Kosciusko County. Indiana, by Otho L. Piper, et al. asking for th' location and establishment of certain public highways shown on the plat of Maple Grove Beach, as follows, to-wit:-Woodland Driv» from the point of intersection with an existing county road to the point of intersection with Lake Shor* Drive, being a distance of 2.424.3 feet. Lakeshore Drive from the paint of intersection with Woodland Drive to the point of intersection with W’es' Channel Road, being a distance of 1.9714 feet. Monroe Drive from th-- rolnt of intersection with an existing county road to the point of intersection with Lake Shore Drive, b-ing a distance of 1.189.2 feet. M..ple Driv- from the point of inter* section with an exist'ns- county road to the point of intersection with Lakeshore Drive, being a distance of 1.242.8 feet. Weat Channel Road from the point of intersertien w;-h an existing county road to the point of intersection with Lak*shore Drive, being a distance of 1,525 8 feet. East Channel Road from the point of inters etton with an rtnt’iw public highway to a turn-around a distance of 1.385.8 feet. Also, including a 50 foot rad us turn-around, Lakevi-w Drive from th*’ point of int-rsection with Maple Drive to the point of intersection with East Channel Drive, being a distance of 468.8 t»et. All highways being forty (4O> feet wide. Said petition will b.- heard In Commissioner's Court. Kosciusko County. Indiana, on December 4. 1967. Nob!** C. Blocker Auditor of Kosciusko County. Indiana M-J. Nov. 32 & 29

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ry, 1968, appearing on counits now, will us? the revised sizing system for all new pattens. However, styles which have been shown previously will still carry the former sizes. Check the pattern envelope carefuHy to See whether the pattern you are selecting is sized according to the old familiar system or carries th? “New Siying” insignia. Since these new pattern sizes are based on revised body measure-

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ments, have someone measure and jot down your bust, waist, hip and center back neck-to-waist, measurements. This last measurement will be listed on the pattern envelope as “back waist length”. Take the measurements along when you shop for a pattern for your holiday party dress. You will probably use one size smaller undur the new system, but check the measurement chart on the back of the pattern envelop? to b? Sure.

For Shut-Ins A good gift for a shut-in could b? a flowering plant. The miracle of blooming’ plants adds a special touch to the holiday season. A plant i expresses your message with feel--1 ing and meaning. Aft r th? holidays have passed your gift remains as a pleasant re- . mind r to someone that you are . thinking of them. Keep Our State Clean