Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 61, Number 257, Decatur, Adams County, 31 October 1963 — Page 7

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Plan Turkey Shoot Sunday Afternoon The St. Mary’s and Blue Creek Conservation club will hold a turkey shoot Sunday, beginning at 1:30 p.m. There will be paper plate shoots as well as clay target events. All club members are urged to attend. Hockey Results National League Toronto 6, Montreal 3. New York 4, Boston 3. Pro Basketball Boston 108, Detroit 102. Cincinnati 115, Los Angeles IQ7. St. Louis 121, New York 104. Philadelphia 111, Baltimore 108. High School Football Nappanee 38, Columbia City 12. Gary Mann 2, Gary Froebel 0. Madison Heights 31, Lawrence Central 6. Pike Ben Davis 6. ' p 0 20 Years Ago Today 0 ' 0 Oct. 31, 1943 was Sunday and no paper was published. FRI. & SAT. I NOTE — Evenings Only . Admission 25c -65 c

Basketball To Take Over In State Friday By KURT FREUDENTHAL United Press International INDIANAPOLIS UJPI) -High school basketball, Indiana’s annual five-star production, gets under way this weekend with the smallest field in 40 years but also one of the strongest. As usual, schools too small to field football teams are the first to tip off for the new campaign, and it will be another month before all the city teams will be in action. 1; Two of the three unbeatens in the last j state tourney are among the early starters Friday —Eminence and Loogootee. Eminence lost 7 of 10 boys who compiled a 21-game winning streak before bowing to Bloomington in the sectional tourney. The Eels open at home against Cloverdale. Loogootee, also a 21-game winner but minus sharp - shooting Junior Gee, opens at Shawswick. Bloomfield Loaded Columbus, which took the state’s No. 1 rating into the last state tourney, piled up a 25game winning streak before being cut down by eventual champ Muncie Central in the semistate, 79-70. The Bulldogs, still winding up the football campaign, won’t try their hardwood luck until Nov. 22, against North Veron. Muncie, which cashed in on a record fifth state title, also opens Nov. 22 against Hartford City. Bloomfield may be the top “little big shot” quintet in action this weekend. Coach Guy Glover’s crew, opening Friday against neighboring Eastern, includes four starters from last year’s team .that compiled a 20-4 record, losing to Terre Haute Garfield in the regional title round. Garfield later upset defending state champ Evansville Bosse and gained the state finals. .Monroe City, like Bloomfield a former Wabash Valley tourney champion, opens at Winslow and Silver Creek against Henryville in other better Friday night games. Many New Names The IHSAA lists a total regular membership of 599 for the 1963-64 school year, but only 598 teams are expected for the next state tourney since the Indiana Blind School does not par-, tcipate. Last year’s state tourney field numbered 639. Sixteen schools have been discontinued since last year and 43 other states figured in consolidations, a move expected to result in many stronger teams. Among the new names to memorize are Cass at Logansport, Eastside at Butler, Monroe Central at Parker, Mount Vernon at Fortville,‘North White at Monon, Oregon - Davis at Hamlet. Pioneer at Royal Center, Shakamak aT Jasonville, Triton at Bourbon, West Washington at Campbellsburg, and White River at Patoka. The only major' rules change will result in longer games. This year, every time the whistle blows, the clock stops. How much time that will add to a 32-minute game depends on the type of contest it is, but one educated guess was the change will add from 3 to 10 minutes.

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IHSAA Membership Decreased To 632 INDIANAPOLIS (UPD—Total membership in the IHSAA dropped from 668 last • year to 632 for the 1963-64 school year, a survey showed today. • * Os the current total, 598 regular members were” expected to participate in the four - week state high school basketball tourney which begins in the last week of February, 41 less than a year ago. The athletic body also lists 33 associate or modified members and the Indiana Blind School, a full member, does not play in the state tourney. Discontinued were Epsom, Freeland Park. Hartford Center, Huron. Lafayette Central, Mecca, Milton, New Winchester, Perry Central, Pleasant Mills, Poling, Prairie, Sandusky, Talma, Whitestown and Williams. Consolidations were: Brownstown and Tampico into Browqstown, - Galveston, Tipton Twp., Washington Twp., and Young America into Cass at Logansport. Riverdale and Butler into Eastside at Butler. Franklin and Union Twp. into Franklin. ' Bunker Hill and Clay into Maconaquah at Bunker Hill. Farmland and Parker into Monroe Central at Parker. Mount Comfort and Vernon Twp. into Mount Vernon at Fortville. Bicknell, Bruceville, Freelandville, Oaktown and Vigo into North Knox at Edwardsport. Buffalo, Monon and Reynolds into North White at Monon, Grover town and Hamlet into Oregon-Davis at Hamlet. Lucerne and Royal Center into Pioneer at Royal Center. Coalmont, Jasonville and Midland into Shakamak at Jasonville. Bourbon, Etna Green and Tippecanoe into Triton at Bourbon. Burnettsville, Idaville and Monticello into Twin Lakes at Monticello. Campbellsburg and Hardinsburg into West Washington at Campbellsburg. Hazelton and Patoka into White River at Patoka. WHERE'S OUR NEW INDUSTRY? Elect CARL GERBER and the Democratic team who will start the program to get a new water source for DecaturVOTE DEMOCRATIC FAT OVERWEIGHT Available to you without a doctors prescription, our product called GALAXON. You must lose ugly fat in 7 days or your money back. No strenuous exercise, laxatives, massage or taking of socalled reducing candies, crackers, cookies, or chewing gum. GALAXOSJ is a tablet and- easily swallowed. When you take GALAXON, you still enjoy your meals, still eat the foods you like, but you simply don’t have the urge for extra portions because GALAXON depresses your appetite and decreases your desire for food. Your weight must come down, because as your own doctor will tell you, when you eat less. You weigh less. Get rid of excess fat and* live longer. GALAXON costs $3.00 and is sold on this GUARANTEE: If not satisfied foi* any reason just return the package to your druggest and get your full money batk. No quFMtior>s asked. GALAN<)N is sold with this l quarantee Smith'** Drug Store — Decatur — Mull Order* Filled

Booster Club To Mail Cards Pn Reservations Reservation cards for the annual Booster club football banquet will be mailed this weekend, it was announced this morning by club president Fred Isch. The banquet, featuring Robert Primmer, Ball State Teacher’s College athletic director as the main speaker, will be held Tuesday. Nov. 12. beginning at 6:30 p.m., at the Youth and Community Center. The reservation cards will be mailed this weekend and must be returned to secretary Dick Unn no later than Friday, Nov. Isch said. No Door Sales . banquet is open only to club nft'mbers and their wifes of dates. A membership card entitles the bearer to free admission to the banquet. Members must, however, purchase tickets for their wives or cjgtes. These tickets are priced at $2 each and will go on sale at Holthouse-on-the-Highway the first ■of next week. ' There will be no tickets sold at the door the night of the banquet, so a member must purchase a' ticket for his wife or date no later than Nov. 8 at the 13th street store. • Return Promptly Isch urged each member to return his reservation card immediately, in order to simplify arrangements for the meals to be prepared at the Community Center. In addition to Primmer, another

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John David Crow Out For Season ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Running back John David Crow will not see any more action for the St. Louis Cardinals this season. Crow was placed on the inactive list after the former Heisman Award winner was operated on Wednesday for ligament damage to his right knee. The operation, however, was a success. John Cowan Plans To Attend Michigan John T. Cowan, 20, son of Mrs. Harriet E. Cowan of 126 Porter Vista, Decatur, plans to enroll in the University of Michigan medical school in September of 1964. Cowan, a 1961 graduate of the Decatur high school, is presently. attending Indiana University. Michigan expects to admit about 200 persons next fall at its medical center in Ann Arbor. feature of the banquet will be the club’s most valuable player and most tackles awards to mepibers of the football earn. Gerald Strickler, a member of the club’s board of directors, will emcee the ’'affair. WHERE'S OUR NEW INDUSTRY? Elect CARL GERBER and the Democratic team who will start the program to get a new water source for Decatur. VOTE DEMOCRATIC J

PUBLIC AUCTION * SIX ROOM MODERN HOME 612 North Seventh St., Decatur, Ind. As I have built a new home, I will sell my property at Public Auction on ~ Saturday, November 2,1963 at 1:30 P. M. 1 1 o Story Frame Home with Garage—White Asbestos Shingle Siding—Good Foundations—Garage has Concrete Floor—New One Room Basement—Gas Furnace (forced air) installed New in 1953 and Gas Water Heater New in 1957, 10 year Guarantee — Four Rooms & Bathroom Downstairs—Two Rooms Upstairs (1 un-fin-ished)—Double Bowl Metal Sink Cabinet & Metal Wall Cabinets. This is an ideal low priced home for the small family — an excellent investment property. In good condition, not occupied—can be inspected anytime. Located in a good Residential Neighborhood — 3 blOcks from Northwest School, convenient location for G. E. & Castings Company Workers. , TERMS & CONDITIONS: 15% down, balance on delivery of Deed & Abstract. Arrangements can be made for good Loan. Sold free and clear. Statements made on day of sale shall take precedence over any contained herein Not Responsible for Accidents. PATRICK GASE - Owner Ned C. Qolinton e—. ~ Residential Realtor Farm Auctioneer Commercial Appraisei’ Decatur, Indiana , Phone 3-3606 .id Sprunger—Auctioneer

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