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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Wednesdy, July 28, 1965

City Ping Pong Tourney Results Here are the standing* in tl* city park recreation ping pong tournaments as of Monday, July 26, 1965. Junior Division 1. Dennis Clark; 2. Kevin Pierce; 3. Phillip Fisher; 4. Curt Godfrey; 5. Randy Query; 6. J. C. Knauer; 7. Tom Gorham; 8. Steve Crawley; 9. Tug Lear; 10. Jim Barrett; 11. Billy Query; 12. Shirley Noel; 13. Doug Wokoun; 14. Pam Liston. Senior Division 1. Darryll Pierce; 2. Pete Norris; 3. Carol Vaughn; 4. Mike Gibbs; 5. Dick Baumunk; 6. Mike Billingsly; 7. Charles Knauer; 8. Rich Lear; 9. Phillip Clark; 10. Bill Lear; 11. David Evens: 12. David Slavens; 13. Del Staley. The final day will be Wednesday, August 4. 1965. The positions at the end of competion on t,.at day will be final and prizes awarded accordingly.

TROOP 99 ATTENDS CAMP

Troop 99 of Greencastle Scouts attended Camp Krietenstein recently. Scouts pictured above are (front row, left to rightl Bruce Joe, Don Albin, Bill Hansen. Sonny Fowler, Franklin Houck, Brack Balck. Dwight Matthews, (second rowl Don Dowtz, Larry Jones, Dusty Brewster, Danny McMains, David Brattain, Garry Brewster, Scott Loring, (third row) Bill Hoover, adult leaders- Dr. D. B. Brattain and Jonathan Houck, Paul Jenner, and Larry Vaughn.

Summer Recreation To Continue Until Aug. 8th

The Greencastle Community Schools Summer Recreation Program which includes a wide range of activities continues

until August 6.

Arts and Crafts classes meet

Pittsburgh 3-1 in the first game , let down

of a doubleheader then lost to there.” the Pirates 3-2 in 10 innings i and Chicago trimmed New |

York 6-3.

In the American League, | Minnesota lost to Washington I 10-7 but came back in the nightcap of a twin bill for a 9-5 victory over the Senators. Balti-1 more beat Los Angeles 3-2 in 10

and we’re still up

Mr. Tzouanakis. Also included in the program is Babe Ruth Baseball, Girl’s Softball, SlowPitch Softball, and Recreation-

al Basketball. Robe Ann Park innings, Cleveland whipped Chi- j Recreation is open at night, cago 7-3, Kansas City swept two

in the basement of the Junor Everyone is eligible to take part from Boston 7-3 and 10-8, and High School from 9:00 to 4:00 in the recreation program. New York beat Detroit 4-3 in daily under the direction of This paper carries the weekly the first game before losing Miss Curd. Junior High Basket- schedule of activities. Other the Tigers 3-0. ball Leagues, tennis, archery school sponsored summer activ-

and track and field activities ities include 4-H. music lessons,

summer school courses, and agricultural project supervision. The School Board is presently studying a request recommend-

are under the direction of Mr.

Sampson.

Afternoon recreation Includes ping pong, croquet, badminton,

kittenball. kickball, horseshoe ing that the school board partiand other games at Robe Ann cipate with city officials in em- * Park, Jones Elementary School ployment of a full time director and Northeast Elementary of recreation. Michael TzouanSchool under the leadership of akis directs the school recreaMr. Chance, Mrs. Hanna, and tion program.

Orioles Have Their Manager Stumped

Casey Is On

Recovery Road

By JOE GERGEX I'PI Sports Writer

SI .000 in merchandise prizes, trophies for the winner and runner-up; also trophies in the A and B flights, team trophy and the Senior (55 and over)

Trophy.

Ward Hendrix, of French Lick, is the State American Legion Golf Chairman and Is in charge of the tournament in

NEW YORK UPI — Casey French Lick. Stengel, the original man in a banquet for the golfers has motion who prefers hard work been arranged for Saturday to relaxation at the advanced night in Convention Hall of the age of 74. today began a tedi- French-Lick-Sheraton Hotel, ous and frustrating conveles- Joe Campbell, well-known Indieence following surgery on his ana Pro has been invited to be fractured left hip. the banquet speaker.

By GEORGE C. LANGFORD UPI Sports Writer The Orioles have Manager Hank Bauer so puzzled he figures they have to win the pennant. ‘‘We haven’t been playing our best ball at all,” the Baltimore skipper explained. “And we're still in second place. We haven’t been hitting, our fielding has

A couple of items that aren’t mysterious to Bauer are third baseman Brooks Robinson and the Orioles bullpen. While Hank waits for the rest of his team to jell, Robinson’s consistent bat and the relievers’ stingy hurling are keeping Baltimore

close.

Robby has driven in the winning run for the Orioles in two of their last three victories, in eluding Tuesday night’s 3-2 10inning triumph over Los Ang-

eles.

Reliever Dick Hall earned his ninth victory in the contest, enabling the Orioles to move within four games of pace-setting Minnesota. Robinson, who is hitting .301 1 and has been near that Figure almost all season, singled with the bases loaded and one out in the 10th inning. The blow came off loser Dean Chance, who entered the game In the 10th and gave up a double to pinch-hitter Russ Snyder, an intentional walk, a sacrifice bunt and another intentional pass before Robinson stepped to the

plate.

STATEMENT Of Rrcelnts and Exsenditarea Shawn by Rcvort of the GREENCASTLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Greencastle. Indiana for the Fiscal Year ending June 30.

IMS

SPECIAL FUND

Receipts

Balance July 1. 19S4 $ 2S.700 35

Madison Township (reorganization) Transfer (closing Bond

Fund* 6.340.13 Local Tax 0246.118.34

6.860.21

State Support

Property Tax Relief .. Federal Grants. Tltla m Rents - refunds and gift Beginning Balance and

Receipts 0382.387.20 Special Fond Otsbarienents

10.637.44 70.502.64 1.414.60 3.708.48

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i The grand old manager of the New York Mets was expected to remain in Roosevelt Hospital for “about two or three weeks” and then decide whether to return to his home in Glendale. Calif., or remain in l New' York during the final weeks of recovery. Although hospital officials were hopeful that Stengel would be able to get around with the help of a cane or crutches within a w-eek. there w’as a strong

Bring Their Own Homer Fireworks By GEORGE C. LANGFORD l PI Sports Writer Joe Torre tilted Houston's $2 million exploding scoreboard wuth some two-bit fireworks and hit the jackpot with pyrotechnics the Astros couldn't buy

NATIONAL LEAGUE (x-Night Games Not Included)

W L Pet GB

x-Los Angeles 52 42 .584 ! x-Cincinnati 56 43 x-San Francisco 52 42 x-Milwaukee 52 43

x-Philadelphia x-Pittsburgh x-St. Louis

49 47 50 49 49 49

.566 .553 .547 .510 .505 .500

3 S 2

8'i

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE By United Press International Eastern Division W L Pot GB Oklahoma City 65 37 .637

Denver San Diego Indianapolis Arkansas Salt Lake City

60 49 47 43 41

42 .589 5 55 .471 17 54 .465 17 : 59 .422 22 64 .390 25

Chicago

46 54

.460

12 >4

Western

Division

x-Houston

43 53

.448

13’2

Pet

New York

32 66

.327

25*2

Portland

.567

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Vancouver

.534

(x-Night Games Not

Included)

Seattle

.529

W L

Pet

Tacoma

.509

x-Minnesota

61 35

.629

Hawaii

.505

61/2

x-Baltimore

56 40

.583

4 1 /2

Spokane

.384

x-Cleveland

x-Detroit x-Chicago

x-New York

possibility that baseball's elder at ar, y price.

statesman would be unable to When Milwaukee’s All-Star rejoin the Mets prior to the end catcher slammed his 20th home x-Los Angeles

of the season.

55 40 .579 53 40 .570 52 42 .553

5 6

48 51 .485 14

run Tuesday night in the Astro-

Casey, who will be forced to dome, his teammates beat the celebrate his 75th birthday on mammoth scoreboard to the Friday without the usual fan- punch by tossing firecrackers fare, underwent a successful an d lighting sparklers,

two-hour operation known as a

x-Washington

x-Boston

x-Kansas City

46 52 42 56 35 60 30 61

.469 15V2 .429 19 Vi .368 25 .330 28

Tuesday’s Results ....Spokane 7, Tacoma 4, 1st Spokane 1, Tacoma 0, 2nd Denver 2, Salt Lake City 0 Portland 8, Seattle 5 Indianapolis 7. Vancouver 1 San Diego 4, Arkansas 3, 11 in-

nings.

Oklahoma City 4, Haw r aii 3, 10 innings.

“hip prosthesis” Tuesday morning which left him in ‘‘some pain.” according to the surgeon. Dr. Peter La Motte.

The 400-foot long monster triggers electronic firew r orks when the Astros hit home runs but ignores an enemy blast by flashing “tilt.” The Braves retaliated with their own display from the dugout in honor of Tnrre, who has clubbed seven hits and driven in six runs in the last two games. Milwaukee won the game 7-1 and edged within one game of second place Cincinnati, which succumbed to the flashing feet and torrid bat of Maury Wills who led Los Angeles to a 9-7

triumph.

Completing the National

ing the two 18-hole courses League action, St. Louis shut (Valley course and Hill course! lout San Francisco and Wasren in French Lick, vieing for over Spahn, 3-0, Philadelphia eiged

300 Golfers Are Entered INDIANAPOLIS More than 300 American Legion golfers have entered the 30th Annual American Legion Golf Tournament, to be held Friday and Saturday, July 24 and 25, in

French Lick.

The Legionnaires will be us-

SPLASH PARTY CITY POOL Jeanne & Jags Friday, July 30, 8:30- 11:00

Top Value Stamps With the Purchase of 10 gallon or more Super 100 Gasoline AND THIS COUPON THURS. FRI. SAT. JULY 29 JULY 30 JULY 31 LEWIS' CLARK SUPER 100 404 East Washington St.

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Elizabeth McClure

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John H See

1.832 00

Barbara Voss

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Thelma A Staub

4.025 00

Iva M Cooper

575 00

Robert Dean

8.627.96

Edward Gibson. Jr

4.776.06

Staten Owens

6 395.04

Delbert Hane

197.50

Harry M Porter

4,252.00

Chester Adelhelm

2 048.89

John C. Martin

4 059 75

Earl Russell Blaydes . . .

4.460.00

Emery H DeLong

4.134 04

John J. Garl

3 085.36

Ltoyd Surber

4 303.00

Ira Williams

4.312.50

Norman C. Best

3.807.54

Hubert R Floyd

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Hugh H Hester

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Arland Marchbanks

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Omer H Reeves

3.959.98

lola Miller

994 91

Marjorie Cooper

1 263 44

Mildred Armstrong

1.283.44

Mary Reiling

1.263.44

Wanda Hammond

2.280 00

Ruth Early

541.70

Imogene Buis

2 595.00

Bernice H Lewis

3.035.00

Marilynn Hammond

2 800.00

Margaret Porter

1 93 2 00

Dorothy Martin

1.580.86

Phil Scroggln

564 00

Robert Lee Crawfey

1,078.50

Vernle Buis

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Floyd M. Richardson

38.00

William H Wyatt

3.198.25

Richard C Baird

370.50

Augustus C Cronkit# ....

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Clelland Varvel

231.24

Chester C Wells

28.25

Muriel Craig ......

23 75

George E. Adamson

100 00

Frank Pierce

3 25

Barbara Ann Rawles ....

•50 00

Harry T. Brady. Jr

606 00

Fred L Brooks

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Janis A Kracht

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Myron McMains

1,31* 00

James Palmer ..

1.457 00

Jake Hlrt III

1.418.00

R. F Williams

1.356.00

Chester L. Cooper

1.40* 75

James Coffman

1.854.00

D. C. Stewart

1,524,50

Virgil EitelJorga

892 25

John Vermillion ..

731.25

Lawrence Burk

1 412.00

Charles Butler ..

1.452.00

Tilghmann Ruark

1.439.00

Grover A Vaughn

1.420 00

Garland Howard

1.351 50

Eddie Gibson. Sr

1,774.50

Russell Sears

1.802.00

C. Leon Shinn

1.602.00

John W Sutton

194.75

Ivor McMains

140.75

Edna Howlett

1.644.48

Cecile Varvel

308.34

Janet Staub

5.00

James L Lewis

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John B Mitchell

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Acro-lltho Services

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Addressograph - Multigraph

19.15 ,

Aero Service Corp

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Mary Louise Aker

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Eugene Akers

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Clair Albin

429.60

American Book Co

8.30

American Handicrafts ....

31.31

American Heritage

13.90

American Interstate

6.40

American Library Ass'n ..

1.135.59

James Anleitner

80 08

Mildred Armstrong

7.00

Kay Arnold

25 00

Associated Films Inc . . .

23 40

William E Ash

13 72

Automatic Saw

2.056 51

Austin Plumbing Co

18.00

Albert Avery

217.55

Imogene Azbell

5 60

Baker - Roose. Inc

75 61

Baker St Taylor. Inc

404 16

Dally Banner

313 38

Beckley - Cordy

76 95

Bee Electric

27 05

Belmont Jobbing It Supply Co

191 04

Benefic Press

21 27

Black Lumber Co

860.22

Bobbs - Merrill. Inc

6 09

Boiler St Pressure Board .

32.00

Books Plus

586 80

A. E. Boyce & Co

6 37

R. R. Bowker St Co

5 00

Briggs St Stratton Corp ..

2.85

H Maurice Broadstreet ..

310.67

Broadhead - Garrett Co. .

230.03

Dorothy L. Brown

11.20

Kenneth Bunten

2 50

Burrough's Corp

404 95

Burrough s Corp (Todd Division)

73 00

Bureau of Pub. Columbia Univ

1.00

Butler Paper Co

29 80

California Test Bureau ...

58 75

Cash Concrete

173.03

Centra? Engine Co

257 76

Central National Bank . . .

18.236.50

Central Ohio Paper Co. ...

86.18

Central Scientific Co .....

645.35

Jim Harris Chev

385 74

Children's Book Council

7.00

Children's Press. Pne

48.95

Chronicle Guidance pub. Inc

30.00

Cincinnati School Board Pub

13.00

Cities Service Oil Co

4,701 08

Burl Clark

25.00

W. M. Clary

13,728.50

Coan Pharmacy

843 47

James Coffman ....

5,265 27

Columbia Ribbon k Carbon

12.80

Iva Cooper ....

6 72

Lloyd Cooper

8 60

Dr. J. F. Conrad

8.00

Commercial Parts. Ine. ..

13.82

Community Plaything ....

28.88

Correlated Product*. Inc.

843 80

Coronet Films

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Geo. F. Cram Co

386 50

Graver Welding

403.84

Crescent Paper Co

370.1*

Croft Educational Servica .

41.81

Cundiff Electric .

32.85

Currie's Tin k Furnace ...

250 14

Curtis Pub. Co

5 95

3-D Tire Co

28 50 |

DqPMW Seek Store N. Dixon DeFauw University Doan* Aerie. Sarvlea* .... Donation's Pharmacy .... Doubleday k Co.. Ine Downbeat Record Shop Dupllcatlns Products, fce. Marian Earle Economics Press Ruth Early Education Direst Educator# Procress *err. Educational Supply Co. Educational Audio-Visual me. Meryl Eccers Elta Marie Ellis Georte Ellis Joe Ellis Heating Executozte of Indianapolis Eye - Gate House Allan E. Peld Field Enterprises Edue. Corp First Citizens Bank Flint Ink Corp French Lick - Sheraton Hotel Fuller Brush Co Frontier Frees Dlst. CO. Marcia Franklin John Franklin Friden, Inc Charles M. Gardner k Co. Verna Qarl Gerrard Pub. Co General Elec General Rooflnc Co Eddie Gibson. Sr General Scientific Co. ... Ginn k Co Harvey Gilbert Goble PrinUna Co Geneva Goss Grace - Lee Prod Grade Teacher W. W. Grainier, Inc Graybar Elec. Co Clinton Green Greencastle Auto Supply Greencastle Drain Tile Co.

Greencastle Fire

Extinrulsher Greencastle Typewriter A Equip. Greencastle Tractor Sales Groller Society. Inc Gulllnt Electric, me Arel Groner C. S. Hammond A Co. ... Hammond k Stephens Harcourt. Brace k World Harris - Barrier. Inc. Harr - Waener Pub. Co. .. Marilynn Hammond Headley Hardware Charles Hendrick Lily Hepler

Herriott's Paint k

Wallpaper Helen Hester Hlch Point OH Co Hlrt's Sport Shop Homs Laundry Houshton Mifflin Co Ruby Hood Hoosler Book A Supply Co. A. A. Huber A Sons Hulman A Co Huntineton Lab., Inc Hudson's Battery A Elec. Serv. Hyollne Plastics Corp. .. IBM Ideal Cleaners Imperial Equip. Corp Indiana Carbon Co Indiana Home Econ. Soc. Indiana Gas A Water .... Indiana Heat A Air Cond Indiana Historical Society Indiana School Boards Assn Indianapolis Star Thor Pub. Co I.S.U. Edue. Develop. Council Indiana State University A-V Indiana University A-V Indiana Wlplnc Cloth Co.

Math - Master Labs, Inc Meredith Pub. Co Medart Products Bic Metzger Lumber Co Meunier Elec. Supply MPATI Walter Mlder Mike's Wheel AUenment Dorothy Miller Mills Center Milton's Posey Patch .... Modern Binding Co. ■ Motor Frel*ht Motor Sprlna Service Co. Moore - Lanaen Prlntina

Co. ..,j.

Morrison’s Tire A

Retreading Myer’s Pet Shop Nath China A Equip. Co. Nat'l Geographic Society Nat'l Wildlife Federation Noble A Noble. Pub Helen Noel North Central Ass'n North Putnam Comm. Sch. Olivette - Underwood Corp. Haxel Owens Robert E. Parsons Paiges Music Store David T. Peek Co P.E.R.F William Padgett Nancy Petro J. C. Penney Co Public Employee's Ret. Fund J W Peeper A Sons Charles Poe Poor A Sons Powers Regulator Co ... Prentis-Hsll

TT. 8. Govt

Superior Coach Sales Successful Farming

Superior Sanitary Supply

Sutherlin TV Roy Sutherlin i Tartan Book Sales

1,236.88 Telephone Co.

25 00 ! Thermo-Fax Sales. Inc ... * 20 : Todd ’* Ace Hardware ..

42.56 ! Jack W. Torr

5 00 i Trade Suppliers 6.00 Triangle Products. Inc. . Triplex Heating Co Universal Industries United Piping Corp

Universal Motor Sales

University of Illinois ...

D. VarrNostrand Co.. Inc. Beverly M. Wagoner .

Walker Elec. Supply .... Nancy Walters J. Weston Walch

Montgomery Ward A Co.

Kenneth Wagle Dept, of Water Welch & Allyn Welch Scientific Co Blanche Williams L. J. Wing Mfg. Co Louis Williams H. W. Wilson A Co Wright’s Elec. Service ... Wolverine Sports Young's Zaner-Bloser Co Mary Zleg

11.30 35.00 36.86 83.20 32.17 103.53

5.85

6.63

34 58 25.00 25.00 71 00 86.56

7.50 5 00

300.00 188.00 4.861.13

8 21

Duplicating Product* Greencastle Drain Tile Co. Greencastle Fliv Extlng. Service Greencastle Tractor Sales Harris - Barrier, Inc.

13 35 143 50 26.12 614.18 54.20 500 00

6 58

1.837 26 ! KinB School Equlpt. Co. . 1 465.58 Le nnox. Matthews, Simmons, 1*622 54 * Ford

300 00 i w »her Mider

1T1.M 166 It 341 00 127.50 201 96

Frank E. Irish. Inc 19.608.68

12,176.50

18 00

Plott A

1 386 86

358 50

McC °y .... 64 494 81

100 00 222.29 70.45

5.60 9.52

52.00 455 82 25.00 10.05 294.87 1.729.00 700.00 24.89 150.16 185.00 187 50 25.00 53.25

5.50

182.70 19.50 25.00

43 86 J Poor & Sons

4.91 j Putnam Co. Farm Bureau 8.16 ! Sanborn Elec. Co 70 00 ; Transfer to Tuition Fund 110.60 I Total Exp 5.15 j Balance June 30, 1965

12 76 1 RECREATION FUND

300 00 Receipts 15.84 Balance July 1, 1964 13.86 Local Tax 8 30 ; Student Fees 163.62 j Beginning Balance and

3.060.00 Receipts 2.728.10 Disbursement!

13.53 I Jerry Chance

33.64 68.40

12 023.70 86.795.19

310.560.23

9,468.53

2.792 66 2.775.11 88 53 7.656.31

778 53 25 00 48 58 391.76 85.00 24 95 35.64 40 14

5 84

25.00

790 00 900 00 750.00

15 00 82 50

867 50

75.00

3.480 00 4.176.31

Total Expenditures 8 333.834 28 Balance June 30. 1965 * 48.553.01 TUITION FUND RECEIPTS Balance July 1. 1964 O.D. 8 91.507.82 Transfer from Cumulative Building Fund 96.795 19

Madison Township

(reorganization 21.248 29 „ s ActlV(fty balanc'.'

Lloyd Cooper Margaret Curd .... Walter Jeffries Harmon Stockhoff Michael Tzouanaklz Audrey Walton Total Expenditures Balance June 1, 1965

LEASE RENTAL FUND

Receipt!

Beginning Bal. July 1, 1864 8,337.43 Local Tax *0.638 15 Expenditure! Central National Bank ... 100.500 00 Balance Jure 30. 1965 ... 15,491.14 SCHOOL LUNCH FUND

Receipts

Local Tax 324.629 39 Congressional Interest .... 19174

County Wide Tax 47 395 77 r ' ce,pls State support 281 023 02 ! F< ‘ derat ’’'‘"'bursement

transferred 7, 1, 64 Students lunch receipts

. Teachers Retirement ....

131 86 : vocational Reimbursement 1 Special Education Classes .

Federal Grants. Title V

180.00 Transfer Tuition

Evening Classes Summer School Intangible Tax

343.54 858 86 299 24

13.82 25.00 31.85

153.66 266.90

68 00 62 00

240.00 3,551.72 3.183 59

25.00

22.648 44 5,221 00 7.266.67 1.656 00

Refund check for "change*' Total Receipts

395 34 *5 077.08 l!878.74 37 00 84.388 16

Printer's Supoly Co

Progressive Printing Co Public Service Co . Inc Publishers Central Bureau

Purdue University

Putnam Co Ass’n. of Ins Agents • • •• Putnam County Graphic Putnam Co. Farm Bureau

Putnam Co. Hosp Putnam Motor Sales

Reader’s Digest Services . Roland Reed Reeves Welding Retco-AUoy ' R. E. A Express Frances Rice Muriel Rockhll! Royal McBee Corp. Sanborn Elec. Co Science Service Science Reaeareh Ass'n ... Don Sears Russell Sears John See — Scholastic Macasines Sherwin - Williams Chas. Leon Shinn Sewage Dept. Dale Shouo Eileen Shuee Gladys Slvey .. Silver Burdette Co Simplex ime Recorder .... Singer, L. W. A Co Singer Sewing Machine ... Carl Slavens Society for Visual Edue. . South Putnam Community Schools South-western Pub. Co....

Standard Duplicating

Machine

7 00 siansl-Scientific Co

17 05 state of Indiana

38 62 standard Oil Co Story House Corp. ........ M8 *6 I Harold Stewart 88.88 Supt. ef Documents,

7.10

45 00 13.806.55 26.95 322 54 62.28 25 00

16.67

1.409.66 138.47 804 04

SCHOOL LUNCH FUND

DISBURSEMENTS

33,'946.76 ! Arab Termite Co 990 00 : Atlas Linen Co 2.030 00 i B A B Foods 5.193.14 { Russell Blaydes

Loans 275,000.00 ; A. E. Boyce A Co Refund 26 60 | Capital Distributing Co. .. Beginning Balance and \ Sam Caruso Receipts * 1.033.754.19 j Carter's Market TUITION FUND DISBURSEMENTS : Commodity Section School Eugene Akers $ 10.156.00 I Lunch Michael Tzouanakis 8.720.00 Dubois Chemicals

Jerry J. Chance Margaret Curd Hazel Hanna Hal Doy Sampson .. Bete W. Bertram .. Charles Aker James Wm. Craig . Peter S. Hill Janis Ann Kracht . Elizabeth McClure Loyd Hurst Burl Clark Meryl Eggers Esther Friend Geneva Goss Dorothy Harris .... Joann Marie Hock . Ruby Hood Ruth A. Jeffers ...

102.79 j Nell Kersey 10.82 Ruth Mannan 180 91 Billie McClure 14.50 I Frances L. R,ce ... 268.95 ! Gladys Silvey 6.18 ! Mary S. Zeig 3.20 i Albert Avery 3,450.74 i Kay O. Arnold 235 30 i Dorothy L. Brown . 10.00 | Esther Davis

! Nellie F. Hurst

215 00 I Louise Knauer 4g 60 i Dorothy L. Miller . - M Muriel Rockhill ...

| Dorothy Smith

10 qq Hilda Spicer

Karen VanArsdalf .

g qq ! Judith Allee ..*....

1 Harry T. Brady. Jr.

6.375.00 First Citizens Bank .. 8.348.00 Gage Food Prod. Co. 8.000.00 Gardner, Walter Wm. 5.616.00 Gardner's Food Mkt. 6.282 00 General Foods 6.829.00 Gumpert. Inc 9.771.48 Wanda Hammond ... 5.624 00 | Handy's Dairy 4.800.00 Home Laundry 7.980.00 Edna Howlett 9.308 00 Indiana Gas A Water

Ko-We-Ba

Kroger Co Langdon Bros

Dr. Robert Messlnger J. P Michael Co.

7.187.00 8.108 00 6.443.00 6.443.00 8.156.00

4.800.00 ; Motor Freight

6.443.00 ; National China 6.443.00 : Paul’s Pastry Shop 6.443.00 J j c. Perry A Co 6.443 00 i Progressive Printing .. .. 8.348.00 | Putnam Co. Frozen Foods

4.613.38 1 putnam Co. Hospital

8.060.00 : School Lunch Workshop 6.443.00 i Dr. Dick Steele 9.644.00 General Telephone Co. 5.330.00 , Dr. Wm Tipton 6.806.00 ‘ west Baking Co 900 00 I Wiemuth A Sons 7.328.00 i Mary Gardner 8 108 00 | Eva M. Blotch ..., 8.088.00 1 Margurlte Grimes 8.108.00 Herberta Sutton 6.168 00 ; Helen Samuels 6.662.00 Geraldine Erpeldlng 5.090.00 ceclle Varvel 4.800.00 Helen Moore 5.370.00 j Grade Gardner .'

Helen Brown 7W.OO Doris Perkins

Instructor

6.00

International Film Bureau.

Inc

6.38

Georte Jackman

25.00

Homer James

128.00

Jenn Publications

12.60

Dr. James B. Johnson ...

405 00

Jones Const. Co

73 00

K ft C Gulf Berv

131.23

Kee - Lox Manufacturing

3 97

Kersey Music

1,146.81

Mrs. Morris Kidwell

440.00

Kiger ft Co

674.76

King. Morrison. Foster Co.

8.152.62

Kin* School Equip. Co. ..

947.25

Koch News

19.20

Louise Knauer

25 00

Merilyn 8. Knights

12.00

Jenevra Knoll

25.00

Janis Kracht

7.00

Lanzone's Stop N'Shop ..

363.06

Lee School SupplT

8,069 47

Bernice Lewis

8.72

Life (Time. Ine.)

9 95

Lynn Card Co

29.00

Charles McCurry

31.00

Billie McClure

5 60

N B. McCammon

17.78

John McCullough

5 88

Ivor McMains

161.07

Martha McMains

25.00

McMillan Radio ft TV

61.25

McMillan Sporting Gooda

1.038.70

M ft R

993 70

Manhattan Supply Co ,

Ine ■

165.97

Ruth Mannan

25.00

Marbaugh Engineering

Supply

99 28

Mangus Crafts

25.48

Martin Radio ft TV

39.85

Jerry Masten

6.58

Marion Earle Elta Marie Ellis .. . Marjorie Fritzinger Virginia Liston .... Hollis Masten Helen Noel Carolyn Schmidt ... Blanche Williams . N. Dixon Verna K Garl

5.090 00 Dorthea Clodfelter 8.066.00 Rena Blue 4.935.00 Arvielee Braden 5.090 00 carlene Hamilton 5 090 00 Sarah B. Kerr . 6,443 00 Pauline Sanford .. 8.108 00 Edith Sutherlin .. 8.108.00 i Mary E. Wells 4.773.33 ! Michael Gibbs 8.156.00 ; Mickey Larmore .. 9.356.00 ] Sheila Lucas 8 060.00 ; Mary Luzar

Jenevra S. Knoll Martha McMains Hazel Owens ... Nancy Petro .. . Chester A. Davis

8.060.00 Penny Sue Phillips 6.168.00 j Susan M Strain ... 8.108.00 | Becky Albright . 4.935.00 i Barry Baker 2.472.00 Greg Frost

Roy Boling Fred Brooks Ernest Egloff Aral .E Groner ... Ellis Haltom Reese Hammond Robert L. Harbison Thelma Hardman . Frances Harvey ...

Jeanne M. Houck ...

Herndon Irwin

Walter Jeffries ..... Edris Loveless

Jerry L. Masten

I Retha Pits

N. B. McCammon James Anleitner William Ash Susanna Compton Lloyd Cooper Harold W Stewart

17.00

264.04

John L. Franklin | Marcia Franklin 07 o* Mary Louise Garriott ....

las 53 I Huth Gooch

Harold Hardman

“cm Mad * e Lynch

25.00

6.50 5.00

210.44

643

11 05

t Charlotte Peterson Donald L. Reed John H. See Julia Shumaker .. Gertrude Slack ... Thelma Stout Betty Ader Susan M. Carriker Janet Carriker ... Edna Coffman ..

Don Marketto James McCammon ! David McCracken John McCullough . Kyle Miller Madonna O'Hair ..

330.75

561 67 16.75 15.40

1.286.04

6.75 5.00 9 85

25 00 ! Betty Cummings

Barbara Farkas

35.00

626.63 280 00

25.00

440.00

16 25 59 44

S.S39 99 L000 00

25.00 164.11

Fred Gass Dorothy L. Grimes .. Julia Knuppel Louise McCracken ... Ruth Neier Margaret Nichol Minna Mae Rightsell Glenn C. Skelton ... Freydis Stewart Smiley W. Irw’in K Richard Pyle Susan Carson

Nancy Jo Rice

701 Cl : J Arlene Schroer

, Mary Frances Strain

„ Elizabeth Unsworth Barbara Voss Evelyn Taylor

Agnes Thorlton Audrey K Walton

11,208 44

38.05

25.03 7.48 10.00 41 69

6.443.00 8.055 00 8.204.00

6.418.00 6.168.00 4.935 00

11.228 00 j

6.443.00 ! 5.984 00 6.207.36 9.525 00 6.414.24 5.280.00 7 309.00 6.668.00 8.10&.00 6,409.62 ! 8.204 00 8.144.00 8.252.00 7.190 00 7.416.00 8.020.00 4.935.00 8.108 00 8.068.00 5.344.94

2.992.00 7.016.00 8,108 00

297 00

18.00

342.00

507.00 144.00

2 804.00 ' 36.00 1,440 00

9 00

486.00 63.00 90.00 198.00 243 00 271.42

250 to 516 07 901 88 24.00 418 96 781 53 2.402 78 110.36 344 85 181 10

8 92

58 22 217 48 50 00 440 85 272 70 12 00 15.360 49 100 78 2.196 06 630.00 1,530.10 102.61 94 50

4.00

1.599 17 573.0* 1 136.16 15.30 1.033.40

4 10

8.265.26

8 00 9 00 3.00

*12 01

9 00

1 879 79

9.00

1 539 89 1.124 75 1.271.60 1 452.90 1 268.85 1.385.76 833 80 1.123.15 1.249 41 1.053 80 1.024 02 1.453.05 1.426.05 1.203.85 656.50 V 441 45 1 252.24 X,’170.33 75.50 47 to 82.50 76.25 53.00 83.50 •0 00 82.00 40.60 75.30 81.40 116 00 77.00 128 75 56 00 31 OO 42.50

1.50

182.05

82.139 48 2.248.68

4.935.00 [ Teletha Petro 8.285.00 ; ghirley Ann Saylor . 6.710.00 oiivla King

Jerry King Irma Moore

, Total Expenditures

6.840.00 B a i ance June 30, 1965

7.043.00 TEXTBOOK RENTAL FUND

6.059 00 Receipts

8.108 00 Tra a D ^ 7 rr, ‘ d 6 H 4 8 ’ ACUVlty . 1 442 20 Rental Receipt."; >3.334,04 ’ 3 x?5 22 ' Refunds « H

Refund check for

"change” 40 00 Total Receipts 24,837.38 TEXTBOOK RENAL FUND

DISBURSEMENTS

Robbie Alexander Linda Buis Deborah Lynn Geabes Karen McCammon Timothy McCammon Linda Ann Reeves Paula Sutherlin Judy McNeff Cynthia Godfrey Mary Mishler 1 James Sutherlin Janice Barrett Lynn Brown Stacla Chadd Jennifer Frazier Glenna Hammond Randall Dale Hammond ] Peggy McClaine

a 912 on ! Jane McIntyre 222122 1 Pamela Sue Retling

Mary Richards Janet Staub lola Miller Marjorie Cooper Mildred Armstrong Mary Reiling Acro-Lltho Services Allyn A Bacon Amer. Technical Soc Appleton - Century Crafts Mrs. Rita Berry

„„, „„ Bruce Pub. Co -

22 I Unogene Buis

2 ? 8 22 1 Butler Paper Co "2 „„ I C-Thru Ruler Co

Central Ohio Paper Co. .. Barbara Clark Mrs. Delmer Cooper Commercial Award Pin Co. Charles Copplnger Mrs. Marvin Clifford ....

120.64 ! Crescent Paper Co 54 00 : Den Distributing. Inc. .. 2.030 00 Duplicating Products. Inc.

18 00 Edue. Paper A Supply

1.201.00 Fairfield Sales Co 5.090 00 Follett Pub. Co 6.168 00 0 j nn 4 co

®'22 i Wanda Hammond

SU7 an ' Myrtle F. Wrede 6 ' 4 22 22 i Harcourt Brace A World

Wanda M Wall I Marilynn Hammond

i Ruth Earley

Central National Bank 222 First Citizens Bank co ii I Total Disbursements 22 Bal. June 30. 1965 22 Bond Fund i* 22 ! Receipts g7 4 » i Balance July 1. 1M4 2g 75 : Local Tax 62 I interest and Dividends 5 45 Beginning Balance ami

25,00 I Receipts

7 9 55 J Expenditures

36 00

1.400 00

433 36

581 70 29.56

10.00

381.55 910.96 1.200.00

6.16 1 50

135.09 1 500 00 2 5S5 20 300 00 68 00 25 00 66 92 73 30 32 85 15.00 1.500.00 179.74

Central National Bank First Citizens Bank .. Transfer to Special . Total Exp. and transfer Balance June 30. 1965 NORTHEAST BOND CONSTRUCTION FUND

Receipts

Beginning Bal July 1. 1964 Expenditures Goble Printing Co.

Harper A Row

Mrs. Fern Hayes 1- enn nn D. C Heath CO.

™ Holt - Rinohart. Winston ..

Houghton Miffltn Co

033.754 !9 Ko< , h News

j Laidlaw Bros J James Lewis

. ~ | Vera Leslie .... M2; 22 1 Lyons A Carnahan ' to 2 - 1 ; McCormick . Mathers ....

2,755.59 ! R 0nt fd McCloud

McGraw Hill Book Co.

13 601.51 MacMillan Co

! Charles E. Merrill

2,626 00 Modern Binding Co

4.626 38 janet Moore

6.349 13 N at'l School Methods, Inc. 13,601.51 s c ott Nattinger -0- Noble A Noble Pub. Co. ..

Penguin Books, Inc John Pielemeler Lynn Pielemeler ........

155 361 19 I prentice - Hall

Progressive Printing Co

748 00 1 pmnam Co. Chap Amer.

30.600 00

Frank E Irish! Inc

Lennox Matthews, Simmons. Ford 8 986.02 Plott A McCoy 106.664 50 Sanborn Elec. Co 11,310.30 Don Sears 52.37 Total Expenditures 155.361,19 Balance June 30, 1965 -0CUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND

Receipts

4.459 68 Balance July 1. 1964 8 05 Local Tax Beginning Bal. and 20 00 Receipts 33 11 Expenditures 8 AO Allied. Inc 10 15 Maurice Broadstreet .. 165 45 Cash Concrete 30.00 Correlated Products | Graver Welding

Red Cross Random House Rex Rector .... Mrs. Rex Rector ... William Roy Rogers Scott Foresman A Co. .... Charles Scribner’s Sons .. South Bend Lathe, Inc. ... Mrs. Richard Smith South - Western Pub. Co. Superior Sanitary Supply. University of Missouri .... Viking Press Jenifer White Wiemuth A Sons .... .... David Williams Jesse York Wilcox A Follett

302.25 J Total Expenditures 38 56 Balance June 30. 1966 ....

72 149.57 147.899.19 220 048 78 480 35 1 755.29

14 05

50.25 139 25 66.00 136.50 142.13 36.25 43 50 47.75

3.00 6.00 6.75

21 OO

6.25

21.00 31 OO 18.50 21.00 21.00 21.00 31.00 31.00 90 75 18 00 22.50 18 00 18 00 10 95 961 75 103 29

6 65 2 10

16 35 640 00 46 13 23 18 I 179 08 ’ 4.15 11 67 18 20

2.40 7 79

13 35 19 20 57 78 36 72 71 73 732 66 2.253.31

2 80

329 19 576 82

8 64

574 28 69 70 1.250 93 21 76 16l 26

1 95 2 OO

•15 53 329 49

2 65

888 oa 1,792.37 47 59 495 35

2.20

41 40

4 15

388 48 12 78

2 75 2 40

2«4 49 11 85 22 50. 466 16

3 20 2 30 2 55

447 21 13 88 17 50

3 43

1.354 07 178 68 45 18 15 45

5 20

28 86

2 25 2 30

38 63 17.735 04 7.102 34