The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 August 1955 — Page 6

PAGE AIX TTESDAT. ATCrST 16. 1955 daughters THE DAILY BANNER. CREENCASTLE, INDIANA 's^r. ,.

were in Lafayette

FERX Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Smiley and family entertained the fallowing guests with an ice cream supper Friday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cox and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Eddie Sullivan from Greencastle. Mr .and Mrs. Robert Targett and family from

CORRAL DRIVE IN THEATRE Seeleyvllle, Indiana

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Knightsville and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burks and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaughnessy of Clarkshill and Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Hess and family of Greencastle visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Heber and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foxx and Dr. and Mrs. Jessup of Grecncastle and Mr. and Mrs. A. I\ Stoner visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heber Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burks and daughters spent Sumlay at Spring Mill Park. Mr. and Mrs. Don Heber and

Mr. ctid Mrs. Ernest Heber were .n Terre Haute Saturday w here Mr. Heber is taking treatr ent:: for a bad case of dew 1 o. so':ing in his feet Janie Burks was at the Putr.am County hospital Saturday for observation and treatment for a bad kidney ailment. ri". and Mrs. Ross Fumey attended the Quincy picnic Saturday evening.

Almcrst 192,000,000 bushels of grain com, worth more than §261,000,000 dollars, were destroyed by cornborers in 1952.

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King Morrison Foster Co.

Fords Since 1O1Q Phone 268

Notice To Taxpayers of Tax Levies

to r certain purposes by the Town of Bainbrldge, L’ut-

!n the mutter of doG-rminin;? tin tax ratvi nam L’lMinty. Indian I , for,, llu- Town Bnartl.

j s 1,v ui.,n tli. tax a > its of I la in liridf-'o. Futnain Coun t y, In<Ii na. that the j.rop.-r lex <1 offir. rs of sai.| nimiii-ipaliiy. at their renular iiKetuiK plae, on the r. day of Septeiiiher, 1305 will

consider the followintj l»udi;et

Ml IM.K'I tT. \ I l< V TIOX ' i on TOW > ITinil >1 a

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Salary of TrustorSalary. «"erk-Trc.isiir. r Salary. Town Mar-hal Compensation, Town Attorney . ... rr ire- i on I ra -I n il Heat, Light. I'ou.r and Water .... Printing and Advertising

.$ ::t« <"> 130.03 . 1.550.00 100.00

$1,500.00 100.00

Street. Alley and Sewer $1,700.00 Coin|ie!i sal io>i of Kimileli $ 100.00 Coinj « nsation of Street Kmidoyees 300.00 KifiiKir,- Kighting 7ttO 07 Tt»TAL GK.VEItAL TTNH $«.610.00

Special street Kunil

Salary "f Employees $ 300.00 Materials 1.700.00 TOTAL STREET KI NO- $2,000.00

Total Budg*-t Lh-timat, Neeessar> expenditure

Of | re-« tt» v, ar

TOTAL K' M'S KK«,>'

IOTAL RITHTKT ESTIMATE ESI'IMATK OK TOWN K1 MIS TO Hit ItMSKU General

Fund

f >r Inroming year $t>,til0.00 > to he made from appropriations unexpended July 31st : ::7i. 9 . T KE1» S.OSO.OO

Actual Balance. July 31st of , res.-nt year 2,505.SR Taxes to I pres, i 1 tber settlement) 2 Total Funds t ." 1 ... t, x NET AMoKNT TO BE RAISED FOR EXPENSES TO DEC. 3!-: OF INCOMING V BAR 5.t *5.00 Operating B. lat. • . N'.>t in , x-<-s of expense Jan. Is; to June 30. less Mis-. Ite\• i ue for .-am,' peri'*d 1.700.00 AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BI TAX LEVY 7.18S.M

Pitoi'osi: n i la ii:*

N, t Taxable l*roperty

Lew on Levy on Polls Property

$1 00

.$x.610.00 St reet Fund $2,000.00 800.00 2.500.00 850 00 300.00 1.150.00 1.650.0'* 350.00

General fund To b- Transferred from Electrical Fund Total t tlMP \lt ATI\ K ^1 \ IK.tfKX I OK 1 \\K- , 01.1 K( I K|l V Ml HI UK KOl.l.KKTED

Name of Fund

General SI reel T<»TAI - • Taxpayers appearing shall hav,- a right to he termlne I. and pr» -rnted t,» th, th.untv Auditor not SefX't nthet. .i n<! !e\ \ fixtd h> Ihe Town Bo rd or ten ,»r more taxpayers feellns themselves Tax Commission, rs f,,r furlh. r md final hraring t!) on or before the fourth Monday of September or or* county auditor of tax rates charged, whichever date bearing in tills county. Dated this 1 day of Aug.. 135... Bainhridge Board of Trustees

$114,665 Amount to Be Raised $4.1 46.110 3.039.00 $7.1.So. 00 To Be Collected

1956

$1,146.00 2.000.00 $6.146.0e

heard thereon vf'er the tax levies have been dclater than two days prior to the second Monday in on their failure so to do. by the County Auditor, by - !. l<-\i. n v app* 1 to t i State B.>ard of ■reoti by filing of petition with the county auditor or before the tenth day af'e- ruhliealion by th** later, and the state board will fix a date for I! R. SANDS* Clerk-Tree, surer

Collected

1353

$3,579.00 1 *5* 00 $'■41 7.00

Coll ■*cted

1954

$ '..*23 00 l.*3*.'»0 $5,67 7 0>*

Collected

1955

$2,914.00 2.100.00 $6,014 00

It s Blackwood On Bridge Eye On Wallet, Dale Bids Early Mr Dale believes that when the opponents have a pant score it is best to get in there with a bid early or you may not get in at all. Not and stay solvent, anyway. That is why he made a shaded opening bid on the anemic North cards in today’s deal. In this situation he likes to tell his partner early (and cheaply) that he has some values—as a basis for a possible sacrifice bid by his side later. North dealer. East-West vulnerable. East-West 60 part-

score.

NORTH Mr.Dale

A A ♦

WEST

Mrs. Keen

A V ♦ A

J 10 7 2 10 9 4 2 Q J 10 4

V A ♦ 7 A A

The bidding: North East 1 4 Pass 1 NT Pass 3 A Pass Pass DbL

A 10

8 4

A Q J 5 8 6 5 2

EAST

Mr. Muzzy A K J 5 3

V K 9 ♦ K 8 3

* K 9 7

SOUTH

Mr. Masters A Q 9 8 4 2

Q 6 5 3

ace in the closed hand won. The diamond finesse was taken and Mr. Muzzy won with the king and returned the king of clubs. FINESSES QUEEN Mr. Masters ruffed. Now he led to dummy’s jack of diamonds and cashed the ace of diamonds, discarding the trey of hearts from the hand. When both opponents followed to this trick, he led a small heart from the board and finessed the queen. Next he cashed the ace of hearts When Mr. Muzzy’s king dropped, it was clear that the heart suit would not set up and his last two hearts would have to be ruffed in dummy. Thanks to Mr. Muzzy’s double it appeared certain that the long enemy trump holding was in the East

hand.

WHY WORRY? No doubt Mr. Muzzy could overtrump the dummy, but what if he did? Mr. Masters could afford to lose two trump tricks - as long as he didn’t have to lose any hearts.

, Therefore after winning with the ace of hearts, he led the five of hearts and ruffed with dummys’ ten of spades. Mr. Muzzy overruffed with the jack of ^ spades and led another club. This was ruffed in the closet! Hand with the four of spades. Mr. Masters now led the six of hearts, his last one. and ruffed '.vilh the ace of spades on the board. Mr. Muzzy had three* •spades left at this point, but only one of them was higher than Mr. Masters’ queen-nine-eight.

South West 1 A Pass 3 V Pass 4 A Pass

All Pass

He was a little perturbed when Mr. Masters’ strong bidding got the hand up to game in spades. But he needn’t have worried. Mr. Masters’ fine handling of the trump suit (and Mr. Muzzy’s helpful double) brought the contract home with ease. Mrs. Keen got off to the lead of the queen of clubs and the

MAPLECROFT AUTO THEATRE Just East of Stllesville on U. S. 40 OUR EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM Tonight Lin McCarthy tin. ! Barry Kroeger “YELLOW NECK” Sean MoClory & Jo Ann Jardan “I COYER THE UNDERWORLD” One feature film will be shown first Monday and the other shown first Tuesday night to enable our patrons to t 'ke part in the prize drawings each night.

Meadowbrook Drive In Theater Intersection 36 and 13 Tonight and Wednesday HUMPHREY doom <JJom GMJl msRim JornHusms""'--"[Beat 'JBevFl-/ I Tifte*©* fa EXCLUSIVE FILMS Production • * UPPEM PICtUPES Pinentatio* Cartoon

NEW MAYSYILLE CleaLD Spangler of Indian > polis spent Saturday with Bill Walls, to hunt squirrels. Landon Jones has moved in the Bernice Malicoat property. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Scott of near Pittsboro spent Friday wit n Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Stanley and family. O. E. Cramer of Groveland. Herbert McGraw, Violet Lean and daughter spent Tuesday with Aunt Ida Steward at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward. It was Aunt Ida’s birthday. She was ninety-three year - old. Other visitors during th* week were Mr. nnd Mrs. Del her* Ward and family, Mrs. Ray

Graham and son, Stella Johnston. Guy Suiter, Helen McGraA and children.

< VRD OF THANKS It wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to the Doctors, nurses and nurses aids and niy many friends who helped in any way during my recent stay in the hospital. Sam Dickey 16-Ip

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