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Obituary James Mountcastle James A. Mountcastle, 65, Route 1, Greencastle, passed away Tuesday evening at the Putnam County Hospital. Born April 13,1909, he was born in Preble County, Ohio, the son of Charles Mountcastle and Lucy Durth. Mr. Mountcastle was a dairy farmer and a member of Abundant Life Church is Indianapolis. He is survived by the wife Gladys Nicholson Mountcastle; five daughters, Myrna, Joyce, Sue, Pearl and Fonda; four sons, Jack, Richard, Dan and Jimmy; four sisters, Catherine, Mary, Martha, and Marguerite; four brothers, Herbert, Russell, David and Joseph; 29 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers and a grandson. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. from the Whitaker Funeral Home in Greencastle. The Rev. Lester Niles will officiate. Interment will be in Clinton Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 pjn. Thursday.

Cabaret Continued from page 1 will go towards community projects sponsored by the Jaycees. Admission prices for the cabaret are sl, adults; 50 cents students and under six, free. Entertainment will be provided by Putnam County residents and anyone interested in performing may call Bill Whiting, event chairman, 7954934, for more information.

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S (ABSTRACT) REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE CAUENDAR YEAR 1974 Floyd Township, Putnam County Balance Balance Funds Jan. 1 Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 Township ‘1745.32 ‘2153.40 ‘2724.65 ‘1174.07 Dog Fund 16.50 240.00 18.00 238.50 Federal Revenue Sharing 1749.17 2063.56 1410.40 2402.33 TOTALS ‘3510.99 ‘4456.96 ‘4153.05 ‘3814.90 DETAILOF RECEIPTS Source Amount Source Amount

TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes - June ‘2153.40 Total Township Fund ‘2153.40 DOG FUND Dog Tax from Assessor ‘240.00 Total Dog Fund ‘240.00 DISBURSEMENTS TOWNSHIP FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Pay of Trustee, Rent, Clerical Help & Travel Exp. Morvin Steele ‘1325.00 Uiella Steele 310.00 TOTAL ‘1635.00 Books, Stationery, Printing & Advertising Banner-Graphic ‘81.15 Marvin Steele 6.00 TOTAL ‘87.15 Care of Cemteries Rick Roady ‘125.00 Other Civil Township Expenses Hendricks Tel. Corp ‘150.00 Stoner Ins 24.00

I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township, that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the nomes of persons having been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law in the office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report is in custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township. Marvin Steele Trustee Jan. 23-1 T

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12,000 lb. super stock; Sunday, Feb. 2-2 p.m. 7,000 lb. super stock and 12,000 lb. open. This year’s four session pull is expected to draw a sellout crowd of over 40,000 persons many who will travel across the nation to see this giant event. Saturday night’s session is already sold out. NTPA Officials, and last year’s field of competitiors claimed that the Indy Coliseum track is the finest pulling surface ever constructed. A bed of 18 inches of clay, tightly compacted, is the scene of the action.

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(USAR). The idea of the reunion, tentatively scheduled for July 1975, was prompted by the discovery of the “The Mess Kit,” a yearbook for the 1925 CMTC. The 50th reunion will be held in conjunction with the 1975 ROTC Basic Camp, conducted for the entire nation by Second Region. The reunion will probably be a day-and-a-half long. Certified Seed - Continued from page 1 processing workshop will feature Dr. James Delouche from Mississippi State University Seed Technology Laboratory. The following day the program will include presentations on commodity markets, seed grower assessment funds, and fertilizer Throughout the entire meeting seedsmen will have seed on display competing for awards and several exhibits will be present displaying seed related products. The second morning will get underway with a complimentary breakfast, followed by the Annual Meeting of the Indiana Crop Improvement Association.

FEDERALREVENUE SHARING FUND Treasurer of United States ‘2002.00 Interest 61.56 Total Federal Revenue Sharing Fund ‘2063.56 Putnam Circuit Court 23.50 tyon & Boyd ...\ 230.00 William Alexander 150.00 Maurice Bryan 150.00 Clarence Beck 150.00 TOTAL ‘877.50 DISBURSEMENTS DOG FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Charles t, Irish ‘IB.OO DISBURSEMENTS FEDERALREVENUE SHARING FUND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Banner-Graphic ‘50.40 Bainbridge Fire Dept 680.00 Fillmore Fire Dept 680.00 TOTAL ‘1410.40

A smoke inhaler installed behind each machine will “swallow up” exhaust fumes this year to make your attendance at the Super Pull a comfortable and enjoyable experience. Tickets for the Super Pull are priced at $ 5 per session with all seats reserved. Tickets are available by writing the Indiana State Fair, Ticket Dept., State Fairgrounds, Indianapolis or in person at the Administration Building, Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Anyone having attended the camp and interested in coming to the 50th reunion is invited to contact LTC Don Kington, Second ROTC Region, Fort Knox, KY 40121. Nazarene Continued from page 1 Echoes” from Bedford as musicians and singers for youth oriented evangelistic services at the church. Rev. Lloyd Tucker of St. Bernice will be the evangelist. All ages are invited to attend these services. The youth say: “conserve your electricity and come to meeting each night.” Corn Forum Continued from page 1 National Corn Growers Association and participate on our afternoon farmers panel discussing the operation in LaPorte County. You may remember him from a recent issue of Successful Farming where a group of farmers at LaCrosse have the Marana Marketing Corporation. Parent Continued from page 1 Washington Area for over 10 years before joining FDA. Parent was born May 3,1936. He resides in Washington, D.C.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT Estate No. 75-3 Notice is hereby given that Dorine Gibson Long was on the 6 day of January, 1975, appointed executor of the will of Ethei Gibson Handy, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice <tr said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle, Indiana, this 6 day of January, 1975. Glenn Deem Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court Roy C. Sutherlin Attorney Jan. 9-16-23-3 T STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF PUTNAM ss: IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT 1975 TERM IN THE MATTER OF ESTATE OF BASILM. FINCH, SR., DECEASED Estate No. 74-9 NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF BASILM. FINCH, SR. In the matter of the Estate of Basil M. Finch, Sr., deceased. No. Est. 74-9 Notice is hereby given that LiHie W. Finch as executrix of the above named estate, has presented and filed her final account in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 20 of February, 1975, at which time all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Lillie W. Finch Personal Representative Glenn Deem Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court Attorney for Estate William L. McClellan Jan. 23-30-2 T STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF PUTNAM ss IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT 1975 TERM IN THE MATTER OF ESTATE OF CULVER D. WILCOX, DECEASED Estate No. 74-51 NOTICE TO AU.PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF CULVER D. WILCOX In the matter of the Estate of Culver D. Wilcox, deceased. No. 74-51

~v-s-:*•* arfxfir ; Putnam g Motors, Inc, j This week's feature cars will continue to be Chryslers and Dodge Monacos PAY *3OO BONUS Any Dodge Pick Up Truck or Dodge Sportsman or Plymouth Voyager PAY *2OO BONUS DEAL of the WEEK Thurs. -Fri.-Sat. Any 1972 or 1973 Dodge Polara, Monaco, or Chrysler Trade In Will Receive An Additional *IOO. PUTNAM MOTORS, INC. 118 N. Indiana St., Greencastle, 653-5156

Own economic plans Labor moves on problems

WASHINGTON (AP) - Charging President Ford and the Democrats with inadequate economic remedies, America’s labor leaders are putting together their own prescription for solving the nation’s economic and energy problems. The program favors gasoline rationing and tax cuts. AFL-CIO President George Meany convened a rare meetr ing today of all 110 unions affiliated with the federation to hear reports of the recession’s impact on workers in all sectors of the economy and to recommend a plan designed to “put America back to work.” Meany has dismissed President Ford’s economic program as “peanuts for the poor,” and the plan offered by Democratic congressional leaders as “a big nothing.” The AFL-CIO will offer a program calling for Congress to pass within 90 days measures to immediately stimulate the economy, and a longer-range plan for tax reform, national health insurance and interest rate regulations, according to informed sources. The crash program calls for an immediate tax cut of between S2O billion to $25 billion for low-and middle-income families, the release of about S2O billion in impounded funds for public works projects, broader jobless compensation coverage for the unemployed and a public service jobs program far greater than the present effort. Details of the tax program were not immediately available. In addition, the 13.5 millionmember labor federation prefers a gasoline rationing and allocation program over what it

Notice is hereby given that Eunice A. Wilcox as Executrix of the above named estate, has presented and filed her final account in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 3rd of April, 1975, at which time all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Eunice A. Wilcox Personal Representative Glenn Deem Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court Attorney for Estate Roy C. Sutherlin Jon. 16-23-2 T NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION N THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT Estate No. EST: 75-4 Notice is hereby given that W. E Etcheson, Jr. Trust Officer of Tri-County Bank & Trust Company was on the 13 day of January, 1975, appointed executor of the will of Anna R. Fordyce McCloud, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle, Indiana, this 13th day of January, 1975. Glenn Deem Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court Lyon & Boyd Attorneys Jan. 16-23-30-3 T NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE MAHER OF ADOPTING AND RECOM MENDING THE PASSAGE OF AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS FOR THE TOWN OF CLOVERDALE, INDIANA. Notice is hereby given the Plan Commission of the Town of Cloverdale, Indiana, will meet in regular (special) session at 7:00 o'clock p.m. on the 30th day of January, 1975, at the Community Building in Cloverdale, Indiana, to consider adopting and recommending the passage of An Ordinance Adopting Subdivision Regulations For The Town of Cloverdale, Indiana. Copies of such proposed ordinance are now on file and may be examined in the Office of the Clerk Treasurer of the Town of Cloverdale. All interested persons appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon. Byron V. Snyder, Secretary Jan. 16-23-2 T

contends is the administration’s plan to ration fuel through higher prices and taxes.

Taking bar exam cited as ‘humiliating, demoralizing’

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) When Emily Gassenheimer started law school in 1958, she knew exactly where she was going. She also knew it was going to take her somewhat longer than the average student to get through her courses. Pregnant with her third child, and with a husband and two small daughters requiring much of her time, Mrs. Gassenheimer had to attend classes when she could fit them into her lifestyle. Now, 16 years later, she has reached her goal. In 1974, Mrs. Gassenheimer graduated from Jones Law Cloverdale Continued from page 1 Patrons and friends of the school are invited to see the demonstration on dancing, Mrs. McFarland said. In addition, there will be judges at the festival who will select the best performed dance. First, second and third places will be awarded.

Rate of heart attacks has begun to decline

MARCO ISLAND, Fla. (AP) After a steady, deadly rise for more than 30 years, the rate of heart attack deaths among white men has begun to decline, a noted expert on heart disease prevention has found. “I think we may be over the hump,” Dr. Jeremiah Stamler of Northwestern University said Wednesday. He reported on a study of heart attack death rates since 1940. “These findings have produced cautious excitement among heart researchers and others concerned with the mass onslaught of heart attacks in this country,” Stamler told an American Heart Association science writers’ forum. “They suggest that at long last a start has been made in turning the flank of this great modern plague.” No single reason appears responsible. Instead it is a combination of factors that reflect basic (Ranges in American lifestyles and improved medical treatment for heart patients and potential heart attack victims, Stamler said. White, middle-aged men have been the most frequent heart attack victims. But women and non-white males also have ex-

Notice of Sale of Real Estate The undersigned Executors of the Estate of Martha Karlina Cronkhite, deceased, being No. 74-76 in the Putnam Circuit Court, hereby give notice that they will on Saturday, January 25,1975 at 10:00 A.M. at 320 North Madison, Greencastle, Indiana and from day to day thereafter until sold, offer at private sale, for cash, subject to taxes being prorated at date of sale, for not less than the appraised value, the following described real estate, to-wit: Lot eight (8) and the north halt of lot seven (7) in Hensley's Enlargement to the town (now city) of Greencastle, Indiana. This is a 6-room frame house located at 320 North Madison, on a corner lot in a nice location across from the school. TERMS: Cash, 10% down and balance upon delivery of merchantable abstract or title insurance and deed. Sellers reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Anyone wishing to view the premises, please contact Dean Cronkhite at 12 Country Club Terrace, Crawfordsville, Indiana, telephone 362-8923. DEAN E. CRONKHITE and ROBERT C. KN AUER Executors of the Estate of Martha Karlina Cronkhite, deceased Wemle, Ristine & Ayers 416 Ben Hur Building Crawfordsville, Indiana Attorneys for Estate

Aid to the depressed housing industry, new import controls to protect jobs and opposition to Ford’s proposed 5 per cent

School and took the State Bar Exam an experience she describes as “the most humiliating, demoralizing thing I’ve ever been through. All those bright-eyed young people, fresh out of law school, and there I was competing with them,” she said. “When it was over, my husband Irvin and my daughters and I had a party to celebrate. They were behind me all the way, and we were all glad it was over,” she said. In her office on Scott Street, Mrs. Gassenheimer is immersed in the work she was aiming toward all along. “I’ve known for years that I wanted to combine both legal and rehabilitative aspects in working with offenders,” said the darkhaired attorney. “I feel that a lawyer’s job does not stop with getting a client acquitted. If you keep a man out of jail, yet put him back into a crime-pro-ducing situation, where neither his needs nor society’s are being met, then you’ve only done half a job. I think this is particularly true in the case of juvenile offenders,” she said.

perienced increases in heart attacks. Between 1940 and 1958, coronary heart disease deaths rose more than 30 per cent in white men aged 35 to 64. The sharp growth rate tapered off in the next decade, finally nearly leveling off at 463 deaths a year per 10u,000 people for white men. Researchers anxiously watched the high plateau in the death rates in the 19605, fearing another dramatic rise might be around the corner. But instead of the feared rise, a clear downward trend is seen an 8.9 per cent decrease for white males between 1968 and 1972, the last year for which complete data has been studied, Stamler said. The coronary death rate for

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ceiling on Social Security benefit increases and government pay also are part of labor’s program.

“I don’t believe in pampering criminals,” she continued, “but I do believe in effective rehabilitation. It is obvious by now that crime is a problem that touches everyone it’s no longer on the other side of town. Society has tried for years to reduce crime, yet die crime rate continues to increase. Our old methods of dealing with the situation are not working, and I think it’s time we tried something new.” A slender woman with dark, friendly eyes and a warm, open manner, Mrs. Gassenheimer has a deep interest in her fellow man. Her many years of volunteer work with various community services include serving on both the State Mental Board and on the board of the local Mental Health Assn. Mrs. Gassenheimer is currently involved in working with the Community Council, the social planning division of United Appeal. The Criminal Justice Committee of the Council, of which she is a member, has recently completed a year of research.

white men is now 427 fatalities per 100,000 people, slightly below the 1950 level. Similar but smaller deathrate decreases have been found for women and non-whites. One possible explanation for the downturn could be a reduction in smoking, particularly in men, Stamler said.

PUBLIC AUCTION As I have sold my farm I will sell my complete line of machinery and livestock at my farm located 4 miles East of Ladoga and 1 Mile South or/5 miles West of Jamestown and 1 mile South. Or 4 miles North and West of North Salem. SATURDAY, FEB. Ist, 10:30

FARM MACHINERY 1973 915 Int Combine, Hydrostatic drive with Air conditioning, 15' grain head with pick up reel 1-6 row 30" corn head for 915 combine 815 Int Combine 13' grain head 1- row -30" corn head for 815 combine 2- 560 Diesel Tractors 1 -560 Int Gas 1-M Int with grader blade and loader 1-M IntM 1-4010 JD Diesel 1-lnt Cub with 60" mower 1-Set of Duals for Int 560 Tractor 1 -5-14" JD Plow 3pt Hitch 1 -5-14" Int Plow Fast Hitch 1-4-14" Int Plow Fast Hitch 1-4-14" Pull Type Plow 3- Plows 1-4 Row Rotary Hoe 1- Int 5' Fast hitch Rotary Mower • 2- Int rear mount cultivators 1-8" Gram Auger 62' long with lOhp motor 1-8" Grain • Auger 21' long with 5 hp motor 1-Portable Super Bee Grain Dryer Model #l2 228 bu 1- tester 3- Flow wagons 2- wagons 1-lnt Ensilage chopper with corn head 2 years old 1-PapecChopper 1-11' packer 1-n Nitrogen applicator 1-lnt #SB corn Planter 6 Roe 30" with mid-west harrow 1 -Int #56 Planter 4 Row New Idea Spreader Harrow for 5-Bottom Plow Side Delivery Hay Rake Int 14' Disc Int 9' Disc JD 12' Disc 3- Drags 7' Int Mower 13 hole Int-Drill 1-Tractor mounted Sprayer 1-Post Hole Digger Cement Mixer #45 Int Hay Bailer 1-40' Sam-Mulky Elevator Int Grinder-Mixer

BILL SPARKS, Owner Jim Vaughn & Associates, & J. D. Campbell, Auctioneers W. W. Smitherman, Clerk

In Memories In loving memory of our son, Robert Boyd Kitterman who passed away January 22, 1955. Death is a heartache Nothing can heal, Memories are treasures No one can steal. Always missed by mom & dad. In loving memory of our wife and mother Eva Goodpaster who passed away 4 years ago today, Jan. 23. Dennis Goodpaster, Mike Goodpaster & family, Maxine McCartimack & family. In loving memory of my husband Jesse Cavanass who departed his life 2 years ago Jan. 23, 1973. Sadly missed by all the family, wife, Dora, Children & grandchildren.

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TRUCKS '69 Chevy CSO 2 Ton Truck w/3 stage hoist 16' metal Bed and Rack '6O Ford w/hoist, grain bed and Rack '6B Electro Buick Maroon Black Top-4 Door 1 Portable Ranger Cattle Holding Chute 1 Hog Holding Chute 1 Fast Hitch 2 pt. fast Hitch Grader Blade 2- 150 bu. Cattle feeders 1 - Vi Ton supplement Tank 1-1 Ton supplement tanks 2 Cattle Troughs 5 - Double Hog houses 2 - Single Hog Houses 8 - Hog Feeders 1 - Knipco Space Heater 1 - Husky Space Heater 1 - Set of Fence Streacher 1 -Lot of motor oil Small hand tools, Lot of Gates Metal and Wood, and Fence 4-metal water tanks with Hog watters 3 - gas heaters for cattle tanks 1 -14'ladder with extension 1-12' aluminum ladder with extension 1 - 280-gal oil Tank Air Pump Heat Houser for Int 560 and one for JD 4010 Bear Cat Hoise HAY 250 Bales Wheat Straw CATTLE 4 Herford Cows Ist and 2nd calf Heifers, calves by side 7 Angus Cows Ist and 2nd calf Heifers, calves by side 2 - 800 lb. Holstein Heifers 1-Charolais Heifers close springers 2 - Angus Heifers close springers 2 - Holstein Heifers close springers 1 Angus-Hereford Heiffer 7 Herford Steers 750 lb. 2 Angus Steers 750 lb. 1 Charolais Steer 750 lb. 22 Black and Black white face Heifers 6 to 7001 b. 3 Herford Heifers 3 Charolais Heifers--16 Heifers wt from 300 to 500 pounds these are Charolais, Herford, and Angus