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The following are some personal items that 1 know will be of local interest: Mrs. Edna Dickson, former checker at the A. & P. Store, has been in Greencastle for a visit. She is now living in Phoenix, Arizona.

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Also, her son. Chuck, has been here. Many of you will remember Chuck as an outstanding basketball player at Greencastle High School. He too lives and works in Phoenix.

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GHS Class of 1964 last Saturday night. Alvin flew from his home in Hollywood, California, to join his former classmates. 000 Murray and Harnett Lewis will soon be spending a week in Bermuda. They will leave Indianapolis by plane on Sunday, July 28th. 000 Larry and Darla Bastin and children, Dana and Michael, have returned to their home in Bridgeton, Missouri,- after spending last week visiting friends and relatives in this city. Larry is employed by IBM. 000 Members of the Elks Lodge will hold their annual steak stag on Wednesday, July 24th, at the Coon Hunters Club. Judge Francis N. Hamilton will be in charge of steaks and he alwavs does a great job 000 Lloyd and Myrtle Surber will celebrate their 56th wedding anniversary this Thursday, July 11th. My heartiest congratulations to you both. Lloyd is a courthouse custodian. 000 DID YOU KNOW: The Giant Gam is the largest known bivalve. The shells are frequently more than three feet 'ong and weigh more than 500 pounds. 000 The Vietnam War was the longest in U.S. history, dating back officially to January 1, 1961. 000

PUTNAM INN DANCE \ Fri.-Sat., - * ; music by BIDE NOTES

Two alcoholic beverages are derived from rice. Sake, the national drink of Japan; and Samshu, a Chinese drink. Both are really types of beer. 000 The first black killed for the American Revolutionary cause was Crispus Attucks, who died when British troops fired on a patriot mob in the Boston Massacre in 1770. 0000 “It is better to repair the beginning than the end.”

Hospital Notes

Dismissed Tuesday: Melissa Buckelew Frank Merritt Coweta Grove Ola Beck Harold Harney Mary S. Luther Joyce Hipps Sherry Mayo Eliza Page John Lancaster Jerry L. Craver Leota Coffin Lori Jones Evelyn Yanders Cecil Cunningham Eva May Bittles BIRTHS:' Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wagle, Greencastle, Route 2, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Stone, 24 Gillespie Street, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Buis, Greencastle, Route 5. a girl.

Card Of Thanks In loving memory of my beloved July 10. 1971. God called Olin L Ader. July brings sad memories Of my loved one, gone to rest Three sad years have passed Since God called you away. You are not forgotten my

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Nor will you ever be My love is faithful and true Life is sad and lonely Since you went away. 1 will have faith in God Faith in our Lord Jesus Christ 1 pray for that glorious

reunion

When Christ Returns When we meet with the saints And be reunited with our loved ones.

You are sadly missed By your wife Marie Ader

Ice Cream Social — Continued from page one Vocal soloist of the evening will be Sharon Stamper and entertainment will also be provided by the “Sisters in Song”, Mary Ann Staley, Phyliss Gladdis, Judy Hacken and Ronda Staley. On the variety stage w ill be the Linda Morris Dancers, Linda Morris. Ronda Staley, Jenny Mann, Anna Mann and Cathy Simmons. A tap dance duo will be presented by Debbie Ford and Donna Morris. For the-young. and the old if they are so inclined, will be the “dunkin” booth, provided through the courtesy of the Cloverdale Jaycees. There will be a Coke toss and the clown with balloons will be everywhere through the crowd. One of the specials of the evening’s entertainment will be the Roving Artist from Fillmore, Rita Liechty. Proceeds of the ice cream social will go to the Madison Township Volunteer Fire Department to be used toward operating expenses and needed equipment. Card Of Thanks We want to thank our many relatives, neighbors and friend* for their kindness to us during the sickness and death of our dear husband, father and grandfather. Thanks for all the delicious food brought to our homes, also the UMW Women for serving the funeral day dinner, the many floral tributes, the memorials and everyone for the many prayers. We want to thank the pallbearers, Billy Lydick and Majorie Wingler for the beautiful music and Rev. Judy Wray for her most consoling message, also the Weaver Funeral Home for their kind and efficient services, all others who helped in any way . God bless you all. Mrs. Leona Greenlee Mr. and Mrs. DeLoss Greenlee Mr. and Mrs. Gerald HabigMr and Mrs. Richard Austin The Grandchildren

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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE AT TROVER’S! WE ARE REGROUPING AND REPRICING THE BALANCE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK FOR QUICK SELLING! THOUSANDS OF ITEMS HAVE BEEN SOLD! Further Drastic Reductions!

QUITTING BUSINESS

PRICED FOR A SELLOUT!

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You will be offered 1/3 off the reQuIor price on every single item in our entire stock. Your choice! Nothing held back! Our entire stock must be sold in the shortest possible time. So we gave the orders! Clear the shelves! Clear out everything! Strip the store to the bare walls! We want to give the people of this community real bargains! We know they'll respond to an honest, legitimate Quitting Business Sale!

A SELLOUT IS EXPECTED! SO BETTER GET HERE EARLY

ALL SALES FINAL!

TROVER'S

ALL SALES FINAL!

Obituaries Ether Neat Ether E. Neat, 84, of Eminence, passed away Tuesday morning in Johnson County Hospital, Franklin. Bom in Hendricks County, July 27, 1887, the son of William Neat, and Nancy (Brown) Neat, he married Alta Faye Halfhill Oct. 4, 1910. She survives. Also surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Joan Carmack of Franklin, and Mrs. Dee Wysong, Indianapolis; one sister, Flo Bray, of Crown Center; and seven grandchildren. A retired farmer, he was a member of the Eminence Christian Church. Funeral services will be Friday at 10:30 a m., at the Whitaker Funeral Home, Cloverdale, with the Rev. Thomas Edwards. Burial will be at the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Hall, Ind Friends may call Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Henry Carrico Henry Carrico, 90. of Cloverdale, formerly of Terre Haute, died Sunday evening in the Putnam County Hospital. Mr. Carrico was born August 27, 1883, in Sullivan County, the son of Tom and Susan Carrico. He married Hattie Bell W'ilhams who preceded him in death in 1962. He was a retired railroad worker. Survivors include six sons. Willard of Edgerton, Ohio, Ben of Osceola, Walter of Germany, Melvin of Terre Haute, Francis of Richland, Michigan, and Don of Terre Haute; three daughters, Mrs. Ruby Watson of Terre Haute, Mrs. Mary Sutherlin of Cloverdale. and Mrs. Rose Ann Robbins of Carlisle; one brother, John of Terre Haute; one sister, Mrs. Bertha Wolfe of Carlisle and 32 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. at the W'hitaker Funeral Home in Cloverdale with the Rev. George Jewell officiating. Burial will be in the Odd Fellows Cemetery where graveside rites will be held at 2 p.m. Friends may call at the Whitaker Funeral Home in Cloverdale. Card Of Thanks W'e wish to thank our neighbords, friends and relatives for the many, gifts, cards, floral designs, and their presence at odr 50th wedding anniversary, which made it a happy event. Mr. and Mrs. L.R Stringer New Arrival Mr. and Mrs. Tony Stone. 24 Gillespie St., Greencastle, are the parents of a six pound, M'/jounce boy. Heath Allan, born Tuesday morning in Putnam County Hospital. Benner — Continued from page one child and social welfare programs, craft shops and industries. Funding — Continued from page one communications and monitoring systems will be St. Anthonys Hospital, Terre Haute. The new Indiana Emergency Medical Services Commission has designated St. Anthony Hospital as having a Class 1 emergency room and named them as the 1HERN communications center. The base station has 24 hour coverage by physicians and the capability to communicate with each hospital in Region Seven. Each county will have an ambulance system which has special equipment for monitoring the patients condition through the base station back to the hospital of the patients choice. While the physician is supervising the patients treatment enroute to the hospital, the Emergency Room Personnel can be making preparations to receive the patient. Each Emergency Vehicle will be equiped with two-way radio systems for communications from the most remote point in Region Seven to the base station and to the receiving hospital. Contest — Continued from page one “While here you can enjoy the old fashioned garb, displays and shop for bargains during Old Fashioned Bargain Days.” Card Of Thanks Thanks to each and every one of my friends for their visits, cards, letters, and flowers and also thanks to the nurses and aides for their kindness and care during my stay in the Greencastle Nursing home. Again thanks to all. Mrs. Flossie Hartman

Queen Contestant — One of five children, this North Putnam graduate has an older sister who is an airline stewardess, two older brothers and a young brother who Ann laughingly says is “spoiled rotten.” Professing to live on the most beautiful farmland in the area, Ann is joined there by a Blue Russian cat named Levi (He’s a maniac and cute”), and a dog Pepper (He’s the best dog anyone could ever have”), and goldfish that have no name. While in high school, this brown-eyed brownette was a member of Art Club and Thespians. In “Annie Get

— Continued from page oneYour Gun” she had the lead of Annie Oakley and she may be recognized as Meg from “Damn Yankees.” This summer Ann is working at the State Office Building in Indianapolis where she corrects vehicle registrations. With her free time she enjoys sewing, embroidery, painting, pencil drawing, cooking and “anything I can do with my hands.” Ann also mentioned that she liked to sine, but quickly added that “I like to sing for myself, not for people!” Ann entered the fair queen contest because “I was talked into it.” Through it she hopes

to gain friends and experience. “Everything 1 do helps me grow. 1 wondered if I could do it and where it could get me if I did do it.” With a different philosophy towards the pageant than most, Ann is honestly open about her feelings. She wishes that the other contestants would make more suggestions so that every girl could appear as an individual. Ann is not worried about appearing differently on stage during the contest for she feels this makes her original and unique. “I want to stick out like a sore thumb.”

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