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Friday, August 3, 1973

Judging At Fair Continues

Local Firm Included

Dogs Kelly Davenport, Blue; Vicki Harpold, Blue; Susan Lezotte, Blue; Susie Murphy, Blue; Denise Saunders, Blue; Diana Scott, Blue; Annette Summer, Blue; Sandy Edwards, Blue; Mary Webb, Blue; Rachel Webb, Blue; Sandra Webb, Blue; Michele Ratcliff, Blue; Harry Gould, Blue; Patti Page, Blue. Rabbits Champion Fur, Michelle Evans; Blest Angora, John Elliott; Best Satin, Sherry Zeller. Michelle Evans, Best PreJunior Satin Siamese; Byron Grimes, Pre-Junior Satin Siamese Buck, Red. Michelle Evans, Pre-Jun-ior Satin Siamese Doe, Blue. Byron Grimes, California Satin, Senior Buck, Blue. Byron Grimes, California Satin, Pre-Junior Doe, Blue. New Zealand Red 6-8 Doe Kasandra Wood, Blue; Sherry Sanford, Red; Eddie Samsel, White. Junior Buck Mike Burnham, Blue; Michelle Evans, Red; Mark Parker, White. Junior Doe Jimmy Samsel, Blue; Eddie Samsel, Red; John Collier, White. Pre-Junior Buck Michelle Evans, Blue; Eddie Samsel, Red; Loren Wood, White. Pre-Junior Doe Eddie Samsel, Blue; Tina Goodpaster, Red; Sherry Sanford, White. Senior Buck Barbara Crosby, Blue; Michelle Evans, Red; Loren Wood, White. 6-8 Buck Michelle Evans, Blue; Tammy Arnold, Red. Californian Pre-Junior Buck Terry Wood, Blue; Gary Wood, Red; Susie Murphy, White. Pre-Junior Doe Terry Wood, Blue; Gary Wood, Red. New Zealand White Pre-Junior Buck Scott Evans, Blue; Sandy Poynter, Red; Sherry Sanford, White. Pre-Junior Do* Scott Evans, Blue; KasanNOTICE Fillmore Cub Scouts will be collecting materials in their newspaper and bottle drive, to be conducted August 18. Residents of Fillmore, Greencastle and surrounding areas should begin collecting newspapers and returnable bottles for pick-up. Proceeds from the project will go to the Scouts’ Pack Fund. “ItWavMForAir banner-Graphic Consolidation of Tho Daily Banner Established 1*50 The Herald The Daily Graphic Established 1IB3 Telephone 653-5151 Dr. Mary Tarzian, Publisher ml M N«nt> )m<k»mn St.. Or—wrt«, In*— 441S3 S—Wi th* P—t Offcc* « Or—wf»tU M., — Indcl—(maM m—r vndmr Act ct Match 7, I STS. sussonmoN satis Par Wmmk, by —ertar 50* Par Meath by "Tatar raata - ST. 15 Matt Sabccriart— Sat— S.S. la AH Other Other Pwtaata Ce. la*— US. A. 1 Week SO* SO* *0* I Meath. S4.S0 S3 00 S7.00 * Meath. ST M IS 00 S10.00 1 Tear SIS 00 114 00 S1S.00 Matt cab.atptl—...|abl. la eOeeaca ... aat .niipMlf la team.and where malar rewta —rvka

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dra Wood, Red; Tina Goodpaster White. Senior Buck Sheri Zellers, Blue; Loren Wood, Red; Kasandra Wood, White. Senior Doe Sherry Sanford, Blue; Sheri Zellers, Red; Sandy Poynter, White. 6-8 Buck Mike Games, Blue; Sherry Sanford, Red; Terry Games, White. i 6-8 Doe Sherry Sanford, Blue; Sandy Poynter, Red; Mike Games, White. Junior Buck John Collier, Blue; Brian Clodfelter, Red; Scott Evans, White. Junior Doe John Collier, Blue; Sherry Sanford, Red; Scott Evans, White. New Zealand Black Mark Parker, Best New Zealand Black. Medium Weight Meat Pens Scott Evans, New Zealand, Whites, First; Gary Wood, Californians, Second;Sherry Sanford, New Zealand Whites, Third. Beef Diane Davies, Crossbreed Steer, Champion; Jane Torr, Crossbred Steer, Reserve Champion; Kerry Ames, Angus Steer, Champion; Rex Call, Angus Steer, Reserve Champion; Phil Everman, Hereford Steer, Champion; Brad McGaughey, Hereford Steer, Reserve Champion; Alan Sears, Shorthorn Steer, Champion; Jennie Alcorn, Shorthorn Steer, Reserve Champion. Nadine Eubank, Charolais. Champion Steer; Craig Sibbitt, Charolais Steer, Reserve Champion; Diane Davies, Grand Champion, Jane Torr, Reserve Grand Champion Grand Champion; Steve Whitman, Crossbred Heifer, Champion; - John Torr, Crossbred Heifer, Reserve Champion; Bob Zaring, Angus Heifer, Champion; Mike Zaring, Angus Heifer, Reserve Champion; Susanne McGaughey, Hereford Heifer, Champion; Steve McGaughey, Hereford Heifer, Reserve Champion; Beth Ann Clodfelter, Shorthorn Heifer, Champion; Phil Fry, Shorthorn Heifer, Reserve Champion; Cindy Zimmerman, Charolais Heifer, Champion. Single Sheep Laurie Porter, Light Single, Blue; Ty Sutherlin, Light Single, Blue; Janet Bruner, Light Single, Red; Bobby Bills, Light Single, White; Bruce Talbot, Light Single, Blue; Terry Woods, Light Single Red; Tony Porter, Light Single, Blue; Terry Woods, Light Single Red; Tony Porter, Light Single, White. Dennis Fordice, Heavy Single, Grand Champion; Bill Lawter, Heavy Single, Blue; Charlotte Gasaway, Heavy Single, Blue; Ellen Rattray, Heavy Single, Blue; David Evene, Heavy Single, Blue; Jan Fordice, Heavy Single, Blue; Penny Sutherlin, Heavy Single, Red; Dale Bruner, Heavy Single, Red; Cheryl Bills, Heavy Single, Red. Pair Sheep Ty Sutherlin, Light Pair, Blue; Laurie Porter, Light Pair, Blue; Bruce Talbot, Light Pair, Blue; Janet Bruner, Light Pair, Red; Terry Wood, Light Pair, Red; Susie Bills, Light Pair, White; Tony Porter, Light Pair, White. Bill Lawter, Heavy Pair, Blue; Charlotte Gasaway, Heavy Pair, Blue; Ellen Rattray, Heavy Pair, Blue; Dennis Fordice, Heavy Pair, Blue; Jan Fordice, Heavy

VIACH'S OFFICE CLOSED August 10 thru August 19

Pair, Blue; Penny Sutherlin, Heavy Pair, Red; Dale Bruner, Heavy Pair, Red; Cheryl Bills, Heavy Pair, Red. Pen of 5 Jan Fordice, Blue; Terry Wood, Red; Dale Bruner, Red; Laurie Porter, Blue.

Lone Star Reports Record First Half Sales, Earnings

Letter To The Editor

Lone Star Industries (NYSE) today reported record sales and earnings in

the second quarter and the first half ended Jun&JO. John R. Kringel, president.

Counseling

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claiming the student as a dependant and his fees should be based on the family income. Dr. James Johnson seconded the motion. The board was unanimous in favor of the proposal. During the meeting it was pointed out that Rev. Smith was elected to serve on the Board of directors of the Indiana Pastoral Care Center, the service’s parent organization. He was elected to the board at the Indianapolis based center’s May 15 board meeting. Rev. Alley reported that * Hospital Notes Dismissed Thursday: Jack King Kathy Sutherlin Norma Hurst Clara Bundy Bonnie Arend Eva Callahan Josephine Scott Thomas Davis James Fishel Mrs. Carol Emery and daughter Mrs. Linda Martin and daughter Bible School — Continuedfrom Page 1 number of new people brought. There will be no admission charge or charge for transportation and anyone is invited between the ages of four and 14.

Livestock Report

Hog prices at the Greencastle Livestock Center today are 25 cents higher with: 180-200-S56-S57.25 200-230-$57.25-S57.50 230-250-$56.50-$57.25 250-300-$54.50-$56.50 Sows - 50 cents higher all weights, $48.50 - $49.50. Boars - $38

Grain Report Grain prices at Greencastle elevators today are: Corn - $2.42 Oats-No price Wheat-Noprice New Com- $2.18 New Beans - $7 New Oats - No price New Wheat - $3.65

Rushville is planning to start a Counseling Center and are looking at the Putnam County project as on policy, set-up and other features. Mrs. Mildred Hervey, secretary, mentioned that she thought money could be possibly through the Criminal Justice Planning Agency, of which she is an Executive Member of the Board. She further stated that she will prepare the request for the grant and present it for

1974 monies.

The board also discussed signing a contract with the United Fund for monies next year but opted to review several questions before deciding whether or not to sign the contract. The board also unaDPU Students — Continuedfrom Page 1 provide college students a method to compare their individual abilities with those of others. Other aims are to help students decide on a career and to provide a measurement of aptitude and proficiency to prospective

employers.

Students finishing in the top 10 per cent of the test include John Adams, Barbara Albrecht, Sally Aldridge, Blair Anderson, Mark Barnes, Bob Borgmann, Phil Byler, Robert Davidson, Bill Jones, Bill Lewellen, Jean Lorch, Mike McGraw, David Rodems, Tom Schuldt, Susan Schurger, John Se-' ward and Larry Zurcher. Dr. Warren —

Continuedfrom Page 1 ments,” and one on “International Issues and Comparative EconomicSystems.” Warren also participated in group discussions and staff presentations before the 30 conferees who were secondary teachers of social studies and business education, vocational and guidance counselors, secondary school administrators and curriculum planners. Others on the workshop teaching staff in addition to Dr. Warren were members of state and federal education and labor departments and agencies, businessmen and women, and university and secondary school educators and administrators.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES In the Matter of Determining the Tax Rates for certain Purposes by the Library Board of Greencastle-Putnam County Library, Putnam County, Indiana Before the library Board Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Greencastle City and Greencastle Township, and Eleven Townships in Putnam County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality, at their regular meeting place, on the 5fh day of September, 1973, will consider the following budget: BUDGET CLASSIFICATION LIBRARY OPERATING FUND Services Personal *31,050 Current Charges 5,630 Services Contractual 19,750 Properties 6,600 Supplies 1,650 Total library Operating Fund *64,680 ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO BE RAISED FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO DEC. 31 library Operating OF INCOMING YEAR Fund Total budget estimate for incoming year, Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1974, inclusive 64,680 Necessary expenditures, July 1 to Dec. 31 of present year, to be made from appropriations unexpended 27,800 Total Funds Required 92,480 FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE RECEIVED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY Actual balance, June 30th of present year 27,985 Taxes to be collected, present year 17,000 Miscellaneous revenue to be received July 1 of present year to Dec. 31 of incoming year — Schedules on file a. Special taxes 4,000 b. All other revenue 600 Total Funds 49,585 NET AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BE RAISED FOR EXPENSE TO DEC. 31 OF INCOMING YEAR 42,895 Operating Balance 20,000 AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY 62,895 PROPOSED LEVIES Net Taxable Property 55,000 000 levy on Amount to FUNDS Property Be Raised library Operatmg 62,895 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED Collected Collected Collected To Be Collected FUNDS 1971 1972 1973 1974 Library Operating 43,147.99 40,060.84 43,504.36.. 64,680 Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon. After the tax levies have been determined, and presented to the county auditor not later than two days prior lu ., „ second Monday in September, and the levy fixed by the county tax adjustment board, or on their failure so to do, by the county auditor, ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the state board of tax commissioners for further and final hearing thereon by filing of petition with the county auditor on or before the fourth Monday of September or on or before the tenth day after publication by the county auditor of tax rates charged, whichever date is later, and the state board will fix a date for hearing in this county. Mary Louise Boesen President of library Board Laura Jeon Wilson Secretary of Library Board Gordon Sayers Treasurer of Library Board Doted this 24th day of July, 1973 Aug 3.10.2T

nimously voted to include Clair Albin as a member.

Bad Check Charge Leads To August Trial

Wayne A. Hankins, Route 1, Kingman, was arraigned in Putnam County Circuit Court yesterday morning for the deceptive issuance of a check. Hankins pleaded not guilty and trial was set for August 16 at 1 p.m. Bond was set at $2,000. In a second case yesterday, Sewell C. Thurlow, 34, Gilroy, California, was sentenced to one year at the Indiana State Prison, Michigan City. Thurlow escaped from the Indiana State Farm June 25, 1971 and was apprehended April 15, 1973. His one year prison term is to run retroactively to the date of his arrest. County News — Continuedfrom Page 1 Plans for the existing building may be seen at the office of M.W. Architects Inc., 700 N. High School Rd., Indianapolis. Bid specification may be obtained at the Putnam County Auditor’s office or from M.W. Architects, it was announced. Showmanship — Continuedfrom Page l night beginning at 7:30 in the Inside Arena. The Showmanship Contest will start with five selectees from each of the five departments competing for department championship. The winner from each of the departments will then compete for the top honor. Terry Tippin, Route 1, Bainbridge, won the honor last year. Birthday Mark Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Miller, R.R.#3, is celebrating his thirteenth birthday today. Happy Birthday Mark! NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THE TAX PAYERS OF PUTNAM COUNTY, INDIANA THAT THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF SAID COUNTY AT THEIR REGULAR MEETING PLACE AT NINE O'CLOCK ON AUGUST 15, 1973, WILL CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING ADDfTIONAl APPROPRIATIONS WHICH SAID OFFICERS CONSIDER NECESSARY TO MEET THE EXTRAORDINARY EMERGENCY EXISTING AT THIS

TIME.

COUNTY REVENUE Commissioner! #590 Wei. Trns Tuition ‘2,500.00 COUNTY REVENUE TRANSFER OF FUNDS: County Assessor From #300 to #100 ‘300 County Recorder From #300 To # 100 ‘350.00 CUMULATIVE BRIDGE Twin Bridges ‘25,504.16 TAXPAYERS APPEARING AT SUCH MEETING SHALL HAVE A RIGHT TO BE HEARD THEREON. THE ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS AS FINALLY MADE WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY REFERRED TO THE STATE BOARD OF TAX COMMISSIONERS WHICH BOARD WILL HOLD A FURTHER HEARING WITHIN FIFTEEN DAYS AT THE COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE OF SAID COUNTY. AT SUCH HEARING TAXPAYERS OBJECTING TO ANY OF SUCH ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS MAY BE HEARD. INTERESTED TAXPAYERS MAY INQUIRE OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR WHEN AND WHERE SUCH HEARING WILL BE HELD. JOHN CARSON, oiJTNAM COUNTY AUDITOR Aug. 3-10-2T

DR. J. F. CONRAD OPTOMETRIST 301 E. WoskiagtoR St.

said that sales for the second quarter totaled $183.1-mil-lion, compared to sales of $116-million last year. Net income rose 31 per cent to $9.2million, or 84 cents per common share, compared to $7.1million or 64 cents per share last year. Sales for the first half amounted to $307.7-million, compared to $201.2-million last year. Net income for the six months rose 31 per cent to $ 10.4-million, or 93 cents per share, compared to $7.9-mil-lion or 70 cents per share last year. Mr. Kringel stated that the results for the year to date are well ahead of expectations, and that construction activity and materials demand are expected to continue strong, despite an anticipated dip in home building. “As a result,” he said, “and barring adverse weather or unforeseen economic problems, we now estimate that our- earnings for 1973 will approximate an increase of 20 per cent above last year.” Mr. Kringel added that earnings from operations of the company’s Cement & Construction- Materials Group are 34 per cent above last year, reaching an all-time record in this traditional part of Lone Star’s business. The National Building Centers Group more than doubled its operating profit over last year, aided by new acquisitions as well as internal growth. The International Group, with cement operations in South America, recorded a 58 per cent increase over its six-month- profit level - last year, due principally to price recovery and higher volume in Argentina. Lone Star Industries is a diversified company with four operating groups, and with total annual sales now running at a rate of more than $600-million. The Cement & Construction Materials Group is one of the major U.S. producers of cement, aggregates and concrete. The National Building Centers Group is a leading distributor of building materials and home improvement products through more than 140 retail stores and Home Care Centers in Florida, the Southwest, Minnesota and California. NOTICE During August the Greencastle Putnam County Library will be closed every evening.

Writers of letters to the editor must include full name and address, although the letters can be published with initials only at the request of the writer. We reserve the right to edit letters and to print them in one or both editions; the preference of the writer regarding choice of edition, if noted, will be followed if possible. Opinions represented herein do not necessarily represent those of this newspaper. If feasible, submit typed, double-spaced letters.

Dear Editor: I am interested in requesting a favor from my neighbors and people of Greencastle. Kimberly-Clark will donate five cents to Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America for every two KimberlyClark premium seals from participating brands we send in. I’ll be glad to send the premium seals in or have our cham-

4-H Auction — Continuedfrom Page 1 quality animals represents a lot of time and effort on the part of Putnam County 4-H club boys and girls. We encourage businessmen and all other persons interested in purchasing prime meat animals to attend this auction.” The sales event will be held in the inside arena at the fairgrounds. Auctioneers will include Alton Hurst, Kenny Torr, Wayne Branneman, Russell Clapp and Max Pickle. Nearly 40 firms and individuals bought animals at the 1972 auction. In addition to Chairman Torr, other members of the Sales committee are Loren Salsman, Bill Judy, Jim Sheldon, Jim Wood, Harold Alcorn and Larry Bottorff. Marriage Licenses David Franklin Ferrand, farming, Greencastle, Route 3, and Beverly Ann Sims, student, Greencastle, Route 2.

ber of Commerce send the premium seals if anyone would drop them by my house. My address is Mrs. Lamell Butler, 5 Durham St., Apt. #9, Greencastle. As a mother with two children who are healthy and love to run, I can imagine the pain innocent little kids suffer who must plan their daily life around a wheel chair. Won’t you please help. Premium seals are needed from the following KimberlyClark products: Kleenex Tissues, Kotex feminine napkins, baby shaped Kimbies Diapers, Kleenex towels, Delsy bathroom tissues and Kleenex Boutique bathroom tissues. Muscular Dystrophy can’t be prevented and can’t be cured. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Individuals may send premium seals to: “Hand of Hope,” P.O. Box 9173 St. Paul, Minn. 55191, before Sept. 30. Sincerely yours, Mrs. Lamell Butler NOTICE There will be preaching services at the Union Valley Missionary Baptist Church Sunday, August 5th. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship services at 11 a. m.

SUMMER'S HERE!! [ For all the outdoor activity of summer you need a good pair of sun glasses.

Stop in and ask to see a demonstration of Photo -Grey Lenses, the lenses that automatically change to a grey sun lens with sunlight.

Spencer Optical Co.

781 E. Morgan St. Spencer, Ind. For Appointment Phone—829-3981

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