Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 August 1973 — Page 5
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Saturday, August 4,1973
Bann«r*Graphic, Gr*«ncastU, Indiana
Pag* 5
REDEYE
By Gordon Bess BUZ SAWYER
By Roy Crane
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HI AND LOIS
By Mort Walker and Dik Browne
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BLONDIE
By Chic Young
BEETLE BAILEY
By Mort Walker BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH
By Fred Lasswell
JOE SMITH PRESENTS CONCERT PIANIST ENGLEWOOD, N.J. (AP) - Joe Smith, 89, half the longtime vaudeville team of Smith and Dale, was seen in a new role here recently — that of impresario — as he presented concert pianist Barbara Blackstone in a recital of Brahms, Bach and Beethoven at the Actors Fund of America home where he lives. Charlie Dale died, at 90, in 1971 here. Smith and Dale started out as singers and dancers in 1898 and later added comedy to their act. One of their famous routines depicted “Dr. Kronkhite” and his patient, “Mr. Dubious.” Their last appearance was in 1968 at the Lambs Club. Smith and Dale were said to be the inspiration for the Broadway show about two vaudevillians, “The Sunshine Boys.” Mrs. Blackstone, who studied at the Juilliard School and Mannes college of Music, is the wife of Dr. Michael Blackstone of Englewood Cliffs. She often performs for senior citizens and hospitals. DANCERS UNITE FOR ONE BALLET SPOLETO, Italy (AP) - Jerome Robbins has invited 10 of the world’s leading dancers to appear in a program for this summer’s 16th Festival of Two Worlds here. He has organized a presentation of pas de deux by couples from five nations with an entree and finale which he will choreograph for all 10 dancers. The dancers are Patricia McBride and Helgi Tomasson, United States; Carla Fracci and Paolo Bortoluzzi, Italy; Violette Verdy and Jean-Pierre Bonnefous, France; Antoinette Sibley and Anthony Dowell, England, and Malika Sabirova and Muzafar Brzhabov, U.S.S.R. Also, each couple will perform two pas de deux of their own choosing.
LA PHILHARMONIC TO TOUR IN ’74 LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Philharmonic will make a six-week, 19-city tour of Europe in the fall of 1974. Music director Zubin Mehta will conduct all of the 32 concerts, in seven countries. The tour opens in London during the BBC’s Prom Concerts. The orchestra will play Bruckner’s “Eighth Symphony” on Sept. 4, the 150th anniversary of the composer’s
Meadowbrook Drive-In Theatre lnt*rs*ction 36 A 43 Sat. & Sun. D*nni» Hopper, Warren Oates Kid Blue (PG) Peter Fonda, Estelle Parsons Two People (R)
birth. Other cities will be Lucerne, Montreux, Brussels, Louvain, Ghent, Berlin, Hamburg, Bonn, Frankfurt, Venice, Milan, Stresa, Vienna, Linz, Zurich, Basel, Bern, Geneva and New York. COSTLY CONTACT KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — Moslem religious courts have convicted 250 couples in Selanger State on charges of close proximity. Malaysian law forbids unmarried Moslem couples to embrace, hold each other, kiss or engage in more intimate contact. Fines usually run about
$25.
THEY’LL TELL AUTOMATICALLY BOSTON (AP) — Automated teller devices, standing alone or embedded in building walls, are gaining rapid favor among U.S. bankers, Arthur D. Little Inc. reports. First introduced in Europe and Japan several years ago, the card-activated devices for 24-hour banking service first appeared in this country in 1968. Today there are more than 1,000 automated tellers in U.S. banks, and probably twice that many more are on order. COMMISSIONERS' CLAIMS THE PUTNAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL MEET IN REGULAR SESSION MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1973 AT 9:00 A M. LEGAL TIME AT THE COURTHOUSE IN GREENCASTLE, INDIANA TO CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING CLAIMS: EMERGENCY EMPLOYMENT
ACT PAYROLL
Harold Barger 264.32 Billy Coffey 245.44 Ronnie Gentry 285.56 Tom Hunter 228.92 Mike Mitchell 283.20 Larry Query 188.80 Ronald Watton 283.20 Judith Delong 175.22
ATTEST: JOHN CARSON PUTNAM COUNTY AUDITOR
Aug. 4-1T
Bonds are for building. Take stock in America. Nwy Bonds pay a bonus at tnaturity
i MAPLECR0FT Drive-In
located 10 Minute* West of Plainfield en U.S. 40 "The Chinese Connection" PIUS Red Sun To be played 7 days Aug. 1 thru 7 .
GuidePost
Saturday
,12:00 2 Rollin' 4 Citiieni Forum 6 World of Wonder S> 10 CSS Children' i Film Festival 13 Action'73 12:15 4 Homier Hinterland 12:30 2 Kane and Kompany 4 Alternative 6 Opportunity Knocks 1:00 2-4 Roller Derby 6 Wilburn Brothers 8 Summer Showtime 10 Dr. Hopp and Friends 13 Cover Power 1:30 6 Porter Wagoner • Black Focus 10I.S.U. Spectrum 13 Call of the West 2:00 2-6 Baseball Pre-Game Shew 4 Movie “Battle Cry" I Soul Train
Real Estate
Transfers
Edith E. Rollings, to Willis M. Neese etux, warranty deed, .764 of an acre in Greencastle Town-
ship.
L. Richard Shamel etux to Mary M. Clarkson, warranty deed, 4.39 acres in Washington Township. Howard Morgan etux to Baynard Morgan etux, warranty deed, 1.102 acres in Cloverdale Township. Helen M. Chappell to Jerry DeWayne Vermillion, warranty deed, 1.5 acres in Warren Town-
ship.
American Central Corporation to Maurice W. Angwell etux, warranty deed, lot 261 in Lincoln Hills. Paul M. Hedge etux to Mark F. Burns, warranty deed, lot 76 in Bainbridge Benjamin Corwin’s First Addition. Everett Strahl to Max I. Strahl, warranty deed, 2 acres in Jefferson Township. American Central Corporation to James E. Greeson, etux.
Lincoln Hills. Hubert A. Seller etux t Providence Missionary ] Church, warranty deed, acres in Jefferson Townshi; Forest Hill Cemetei Thomas Young etux, cei deed. Bernice Ridgeway et Aubrey G. Lewis etux anc aid Lewis etux, warranty acreage in Warren Townsh Maude Hughes Brown t liam A. Hughes etux, wa deed, 4 acres in Fi Township. Maude Hughes Brr\ t W. Hughes etux, warrant) 4 acres in Franklin Townsh
CINEMA 40 DRIVE-IN
h-.._US M4 111 .111W1 H. I»t—m Open Every Night Ionite At 7:30 P.M. Show Stort» At Du»k
10 Mo via “How to 8* Vary, Vary Popular" (BW) 13 Car and Track 2:15 2-6 Bata ball 2:30 13 Johnny Banch 3:00 8 Wattchmlor Golf Glottic 13 Boxing 3:30 10 Horta Roco 4:00 10 Tanan 13 Wida World of Sportt 5:00 2 NFL Action '73 4 Falony Squad 6-8 Nowt 10 Faco To Faco 5:30 2-6 NBC Nowt 4 Bavorly Hillbilliot B-10 CBS Nowt 13 Roatonor Report 6:00 2-10-13 Nowt 4 Hogan't Haroet 6 Inquiry 8 Hoe Haw 6:30 2 Adam-12 4 Gomor Pyle, USMC 6 Bobby Goldtboro 10 Nathvilla Mutic 13 Young Dr. Kildare 7:00 2-6 Hitched 4 Lawrence Walk B-10 All In The Family
ORDINANCE NO. 1973-2 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING SIZE OF DEPARTMENTS OF CITY GOVERNMENT OF GREENCASTLE, INDIANA AND FIXING SALARIES
FOR THE YEAR 1973
SECTION ONE: Be it ordained by the Common Council of the City of Greencostle, Indiana: That the Police Department shall consist of eleven (11) men and in addition, not to exceed four (4) school patrolmen and that the maximum base pay, not including longevity, shall be as follows: Police chief s 7,943.00 Assistant chief l 7,189.00 Captains (2) ‘7,017.00 Sergeants (4) *6,843.00 Patrolmen (3) *6,752.00
School Patrolmen -
(4) @ day ‘6.00 SECTION TWO: Be it ordained by the Common Council of the City of Greencastle, Indiana: That the Department of Communications shall consist of four (4) men and two (2) meter maids and that the maximum base pay shall be as follows:
Radio operators (4) ‘5,187.00 Meter maids (2) *3,780.00
SECTION THREE: Be it ordained by the Common Council of the City of Greencastle, Indiana: That the Fire Department shall consist of twelve (12) men and that the maximum base pay, not including long-
evity, shall be as follows:
Fire chief *7,943.00 Assistant chief ‘7,189.00 Lieutenant. ‘6,843.00 lieutenant mechanics (2) ‘6,956.00 Privates (6) ‘6,752.00 lieutenant inspector ‘6,941.00
SECTION FOUR: Be it ordained by the Common Council of the City of Greencastle, Indiana: That the Street Deportment shall consist of six (6) members and that the maximum base pay shall be as fol- i
lows:
Street commissioner ‘7,712.00 Foreman ‘6,558.00 Machine operator ‘6,194.00 Laborers (3) *5,599.00
SECTION FIVE: Be it ordained by the Common Council of the City of Greencastle, Indiana: That the Sanitation Department shall consist of three (3) men and that the maximum base pay shall be as
follows:
Sanitation foreman ‘5,565.00 laborers (2) ‘4,800.00 SECTION SIX: Be it ordained by the Common Council of the City of Greencastle, Indiana, that the salaries for other city officials shall be as follows:
Mayor ‘6,000.00 Clerk-treosurer ‘4,000.00 City Attorney ‘2,500.00 Gty Engineer $2,000.00
Common Council -
(5 members) *2,000.00 Pork Superintendent ‘5,000.00 Cemetery Superintendent ‘7,200.00 Laborers ‘2.52 hour
PASSED by the Common Council of the City of Greencastle, Indiana, this 23rd day of July, 1973. Raymond S. Fisher, Mayor APPROVED by me this 23rd day of July,
1972.
Raymond S. Fisher, Mayor ATTEST: Jane Harlan, Clerk-Treasurer July 28-Aug. 4-2T
13 Partridge Family 7:30 8-10 Bridget lovet Bernie 13 Paul lynde 8:00 4 Thit It Your life •-10 Mary Tyler Moore 13 Burnt and Schreiber Comedy Hour 8:30 2-6 Savage 4 Johnny Mann't Stand Up and Cheer B-10 Bob Newhart 9:00 4 Beauty Pageant 8 Beauty Pageant lOMittion: Impottible 13 Jig taw 10:00 2-4-6-S-10-13 Newt 10:30 2 Movie “Entign Pulver" 4 Movie “Creature from the Black lagoon" (BW) 6 Movie “Somebody lovet Me" 8 Movie “On the Waterfront" (BW) 10 Hollywood Squaret 13 Movie “Sutan Slade" 11:00 10 Movie “David and Baththeba" 12:00 4 Movie “The Lett Mittile" (BW) 6 Movie “Tarawa Beachhead" (BW) 12:50 13 ABC Newt 1:00 I Newt 1:05 • Movie “The Shadow of the Cat" (BW) 1:30 4 Wrettling 2:30 4 Newt
Sunday
6:30 13 The Story 6:45 4 Sacred Heart 7:00 4 Revival Firet 6 Thit It The Antwer 10 Faith far Today 13 Church Service 7:15 2 Religiout Newt 7:30 2-4 Billy Jamet Hargit and Hit All-American Kidi 6 Thit It The Ufa t Sacred Heart 10 Children't Got pel Hour 13 Codie Chapel 7:45 B Religion in the Newt 8:00 2 New life 4 Abundant Life 6 Rex Hum bard R I.M.A. Pretenti 10 Archie't Fun Haute 13 Brother Bun 1:25 13 Five In One 1:30 2 Revival Firet 4 Foundation* of Faith 1 TV Church 10 Pebbiet and Bamm Bamm 13 Time For Timothy 9:00 2 Rex Hum bard 4 Archie't TV Funniet 6 Herald of Truth t-10 lamp Unto My Foot 13 Curiotity Shop 9:30 4 Pebbiet and Bamm Bamm A Day of Ditcovery 8-10 Look Up and Uve 10:00 2 Day of Ditcovery 4 Cartoont 6 Challenge B-10 Camera Throe 13 Bullwinkle 10:30 2 Old-Time Got pel Hour 6 Faith Far Today • Face the Nation 10 Oral Robert! 13 Make A With 11:00 4 Movie “Blood on the Arrow" 6 Gotpei Singing Jubilee ■ Black Omnibut 10 Thit It The life 13 Zoo Time 11:30 2 Meet The Prett 10 Face The Nation 13 Here and New 12:00 2 Farm Report A Reality 8 Dwelling Place 10 Faith Far the 20th Century 13 Miniature Golf
12:30
2 Religiout Heritage A Meet The Prett • Wally's Warkthop 10 Herald of Truth 13 Ittuet and Antwert
1:00
2 Movie “Ulyttet" 4 Movie “The Wett Paint Story" (BW) 6 Facut en Faith
8 NR Action 73 10 Tanan 13 Cratt Exam
1:30
A Human Dimentien 8 lee Trevino'i Galf for Swingert 13 Agritcope
2:00
A Movie “An Act of Reprital" (BW) 8-10 CBS Spertt Spectacular 13 American life Style
2:30
13 Parent Game
3:00
2 WTWO Report! 4 Movie “Wabath Avenue" 13 Film
3:30
2 Wally't Warkthop
A Championthip Wrettling 8 Wetfchetter Golf Clattic
10 CBS Tennit Clattic 13 Roller Jammert
4:00 2 Car and Track 10 Sportt Challenge 13 Mevie “A Deg of Flandort" 4:30 2 Uoyd Bridget' Water World A The Log of the Sinoma 10 CBS Sportt llluttrated 5:00 2 Lottie 4 Movie “Sink the Bitmarckl" (BW) 6 Newt 1- 10 CBS Newt Retretpective (BW) S:30 2- 6 NBC Newt A:00 2 Wild Kingdom A Uncle Uri't Treature B Lottie 10 Newt 13 Survival A: IS 10 Nancee A:30 2-6 World of Ditney 8-10 Dick Van Dyke 13 Wacky World of Jonathan Winten 7:00 4 Mevie “Auault en the Wayne" B-10M*A*S*H 13 FBI 7:30 2-A McMillan and Wife B-10 Mannix 8:00 13 Mevie “The Long Duel" 8:30 4 Felony Squad B-10 Bamaby Janet 9:00 2-A Night Gallery 4 Japan and America: The Atian Antagonist 9:30 2 TV-2 Sparttman 4 Report From the Statehoute A Evil Touch 1 Protector* 10N.Y.P.D. 10:00 2-A-B-10 Nowt 4 Brian Bex Report 10:13 B-10 CBS Newt 13 Newt 10:30 2 Thit It Your life 4 Newt 6 Johnny Carton 8 It Takot A Thiof 10 Movie “The Tall Men" 10:4S 13 Star Track 11:00 2 Gotpei Singing Jubilee 4 Black Dimention 11:30 4 Old-Time Gotpei Hour B Movie “The Woman Huntar" 11:45 13 Ittuet in the light 12:00 A Wild Wild Wett 12:15 13 Statehoute Report 12:30
12:45 13 ABC Newt 1:00
Monday A:00 13 Centullotion A:15
A Today In Indiana A:30 I Summer Semettor 13 Bettor World 7:00 2-A Today 4 Newt (BW) B-10 CBS Newt 13 Kindergarten College 7:30 4 Janie 8:00 8-10 Captain Kangaroo 13 Paul Dixon 9:00 2-A Dinah Shore 4 Movie “Soldier in the Rain" (BW) I Jaker't Wild 10 Mike Douglat 9:30 2-A Baffle • >10,000 Pyramid
13 Phil Donahue 10:00 2-A Wizard of Oddi 8-10 Gambit 10:30 2-A Hollywood Squaret 8-10 Love of life 13 Pattward 10: SS 8-10 CBS Newt 11:00 2-A Jeopardy 4 Heavent To Batty (BW) 8-10 Yeung and the Rettleti 13 Bob Braun't SO-SO Club 11:30 2 Who, What or Where 4 Newt 6 Afternoon ' Channel 6 8-10 Search Far T©morrow 11:55 2 NBC Nowt
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