The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 August 1957 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER TlUTtS., Al'Ct. 8. 1957 P^> 2 CiKKENf ASTLi:, IND.

—SWINE WINNERS man; 2nd., Ronnie Alice; 3rd., I>arrell Brann<*man; 4th.. Ralph Casida; 5th.. Janet Parker; 6th . Mary Ann Parker Heavyweight Sp Pol. China Barrows- 1st., Richard Branneman; 2nd., Tommy Parker. Champion Sp. Pol. China Barrow—Richard Branneman. Reserve— Richard Branneman Liphtweigrht Tamworth Barrows—1st . Earo! McBrido Champion Tamworth Barrow— Earo] McBride Heavyweight Yorkshire Parrows—1st. Terry Parks; 2i. 1., Mike Harriot. Grand Ch. Barrow—Terry Parks; Res. Grand Ch. Barrow— Mike Garriott. Heavyweight Lend rare Barrows—1st., Johnny Rusk Grand Ch. Barrow—Johnny Rusk. Light Weight Crossbred or grade Barrows 1st., Chas. Leonard; 2nd., Bill Nicholson; 3rd., Larry O'Hair. Heavyweight Crossbred or grade Barrows— 1st., Sharon Sinclair;; 2nd., Bill Nicholson; 3rd,. Joe Disney. Champion Crossbreed or grade Barrow—Sharon Sinclair Pen of 3 Lightweight Berk«hire

Barrows— 1st.. Larry Harris Champion Pen of 3 Berkshire Barrows—Larry Harris Pen of 3 Light weight Chester White Barrows- 1st.. Gerald Clark; 2nd.. Ronnie Skelton 3rd . Larry Modesitt; 4th.. Bill Haitom Grand Champ Pen of 3 Barrow» -Gerald Clark Pen of 3 Lightweight Duroc Barrows 1st., Neil Irwin; 2nd., Donald Price Pen of 3 Heavyweight Duroc Barrow’s— 1st.. Byron Gough; 2nd., Don Price; 3rd, Neil Irwin. Champion Pen of 3 Duroc Ear- , rows— Byron Gough \ Reserve—Neil Irwin Pen of 3 Heavyweight Hampshire Barrow’s Iwt., Larry Ray; 2nd., Danny Parker; 4th., Gordon Hutcheson. Grand Champ Pen of 3 Barrows—Larry Ray I Res. Gr. Champ. Pen of 3 Barrows— Danny Parker Pen of 3 Heavyweight Poland i China Barrows— 1st. Stanley Hurst; 2nd., Michalene Sinclair j Champion Pen of 3 Poland i China Barrows—Stan Hurst Reserve—Michalene Sinclair Pen of 3 Lightweight Sp. Po. China Barrows 1st., Ralph Casida; 2nd., John Nees; 3rd., Janet Parker. Pen of 3 Heavyweight Sp. Po.

China Barrows—1st., Richard | Braneman Champion Pen of 3 Sp. Po. Ch. : Barrows—Richard Braneman Reserve- Ralph Casida Pen of 3 Lightweight Tamvorth Barrows 1st. Earol McBride Champion Pen of 3 Tamworth Ban-ows Earol McBride Pen of 3 Heavyweight Crossbred or grade 1st.. Sharon Sin- | clair Champion Pen of 3 Crossbred— j Sharon Sinclair. 4-H SWINE DEPT. Senior Spring Berkshire Gilt 1 —1st., Dolly Sutherlin; 2nd., | Larry Han is; 3rd., Norman | Sutherlin; 4th., Mary Jayne Suthlerlin; 5th.. Charles Leonard. Junior Spring Berkshire Gilt— i 1st., Wally Estes Champion Berkshire Gilt — Dolly Sutherlin Reserve—Larry Harris Senior Spring Chester White 1 Gilt—1st., Ronnie Skelton; 2nd., ' Larry Modesitt; 3rd., Mike i O’Hair; 4th., Bill Haltom; 5th., j Ronnie Haltom; 6th., Gerald I Clark Junior Spring Chester White Gilt- 1st., Ronnie Skelton; 2nd., Gerald Clark; 3rd., Fred Danforth; 4th., Bill Haltom; 5th Ronnie Haltom. Champion Gilt—Ronnie Skel(Continued «»» r'ive)

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Personal And Local News Iftriefs

Shirley Ruth Ward Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hutcheson of Manhattan, w’ish to announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Shirley Ruth Ward, to Charles Wiggs of Henderson, Kentucky. The w’edding will take place on Saturday evening, August 17. Miss Ward and Mr. Wiggs are both employed at RCA Whirlpool in Evansville.

that South avoided. If South wins [ the first heart trick in his own hand. East will be in position to ; ruff dummy’s ace of hearts when that suit is next led.West regains j the lead with the ace of clubs in | rime to cash another heart trick Even if South avoids this trap, j he will still lose the hand if he takes a finesse on the first round of trumps. West wins and leads 1 a heart for East to ruff. West gets back with a club and leads another heart, giving his partner , a second ruffing trick. DAILY QUESTION Partner bids one diamond, and the next player passes. You are next, holding S—A K Q J 10 7 H—K 7 3 D—8 C—K Q 7. What do you say ? Answer: Bid two spades. You expect to try for a slam at your next turn. This jump bid will make your later bidding very clear.

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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES

t>y City Greene;

Deer Creek Coon Hunters Association will meet Friday evening at 8 o’clock at the club house. Mr. and Mrs. Randel Miller, Amo, are the parents of a son bom at the Putnam County hospital. A son was bom Wednesday at the Putnam County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Furman Patterson of Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Estol Scobee, of Clove rdale, are the parents of a son born Wednesday at the Putnam County Hospital. There will be a board meeting of the Union Chapel cemetery at the church at Morton on Monday, Aug. 12, at 7 p. m. Everyone interested is urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Buchanan of Hartford, Conn., are the guests of Mrs. Clara Hubbard and Ed Coffman at their home on East Washington street. Mrs. L. G. Vannice of Danville, w’as the guest of Mrs. George Garrett Wednesday night. Mr*?. Vannice was judge of the flower show at the Fail- Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Carney and daughters, Joyce and Janet of Blairsville, Pa., have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kridler and family at 203 W. Franklin St. The Greencastle Ctiy Association of Ladies Bowling Leagues will hold a mteeting Tuesday, August 13th at 7:30 p. m. at Varsity Lanes. All Leagues officers and Team captains and other interested bowders are urged to attend the meeting.

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HEADY REUNION The annual Heady reunion w’as held on Sunday, Aug. 4th at the Robe-Ann Park in the little shelter house with fifty-four jelatives present. It w’as a beautiful day with a cool wind blowing. At the noon j hour a bountiful dinner was serv- ! ed after S. I. Heady returned thanks. There w’ere eleven first 1 cousins there and some of them hadn’t seen one another for a good many years. After noon the president. Goldie Rwnyan, called ! the meeting to order. Secretary j report read and approved. It was i voted to have it at the same place in 1958. Some officers were voted in. Billy Hatfield entertained us with some of his magic tricks w’hich all enjoyed. Those present were: Mrs. Gilberta: Godfrey of Bowling Green; Mrs. Nora Martin, Thomtown; Mr. and Mrs. Austin Heady and daughters, Helen and Esther of Jamestowm, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Heady of Herrick, 111.; Mrs. Sarah Baird. Bainbridge; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McMurtry and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Baird and David of Roachdale; Mrs. Gertrude Evans, Denver, Colo.; Mr. Imri Frakes, Carthage, Mo.; Mrs. Dora Madge Brockman and Donna of Sterling. Colo.; Frank Heady. Mrs. Dottie Vermillion and Mr. and Mrs. Roseoe Brown and Jimmie Lord of Indianapolis: Andy Wimmer and Billy Hatfield, Bainbridge; Mr. and Mrs. James Morlan and children, Teddy, Susie, Nancy and Robin of Brazil; Mrs. Effie Newrgent, Mrs. Goldie Runyan, Robert Newgent, Kenneth Day, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kee, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Watts, Virgie Browning. Zella Foster. Mrs. Osa Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams. Howard Brown, Morma and Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Flint and daughters, Nancy and Jane: Mr. and Mrs Crawford Burris and son Bruce, all of Greencastle.

Sheinwold on Bridge Safe Line Of Play Assures Contract By Alfred Sheinwold The bidding warned declarer that East might have a singleton heart. The threat was clear, and South found a way to meet

it.

North dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH A 9 8 3 V A 8 4 ♦ A K 9 5 4 * J 10

EAST

A 6 5 2

QJ 10 952 *6

10 3 ♦ Q J 7 6 A 6 5 A 9 8 4 3 2

SOUTH

A A Q J 10 7

V K 7 3

A 8 2

A K Q 7

North

1 ♦ Pass 4 4

Opening lead—V Q

South’s first step w’as to win the opening lead with dummy’s ace. It w’ould be fatal to let the fii*st trick ride around to declar-

er’s owm king.

South’s next move was to take the ace of spades and continue with the queen of spades to draw' tiumpg as quickly as possible. Here again South avoided a pitfall, since a trump finese would

have been fatal.

West w’on the second round of trumps with the king and returned the jack of hearts. East could use his last trump to ruff this trick, but this permitted South to play his low heart. He still had the king of hearts for later use. The defenders could take the ace of clubs sooner or later, but this was only their third trick. The contract was safe. TRAPS AVOIDED Now’ let’s examine the traps

In the matter of determining the Tax Rates for Certain Pur post

fore the Common Council

Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Greencastle, Putnam County, legal officers of said municipality, at their regular meeting place, t>n tit

consider the following budget:

HI IHIKT Cl.\SS11'IC VI ION l-'OK CITIKS

GENERA i. FI ND MAYOR’S OFFICE

Personal Service $ 2.400.00 Contractual Service 100.00 Supplies fdl.OO

BOND AND INTEREST

Debt Payment 2,040.00

POLICE AND FIREMAN PENSIONS

Properties 2.040.00

CITY CLERK-TREASURERS OFFICE Personal Service Contractual Service Current Charges

CITY JUDGE’S OFFICE

Personal Service

COMMON COUNCIL

Personal Service Supplies ; Contractual Service Supplies

Current Charges ..

Indiana,

2*Ilh day <

that til * t August,

LAW’

DEPARTMENT OF

Personal Service Contractual Service

DEPARTMENT OF Pt HLIC WoRKS AND S.\FET\

persona 1

t ,200 oO

fiO no

Supplies Mat eria I

3,000.00 1,107.00

670.00

Propert ies

.. 1 « 00

! 1,4511.00

30.125.00

DEPARTMENT < ;

>F AIRPORT

.2,040.00

DKPARTMENT

OF PARKS

4. H 50.00

1,600.00

Personal

Current Charges DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ANH C Personal Service

1.350.00 Contractual Service

100.00 Supplies

1 00.00

300.00 Complete detail of budget estimate may I 2.900.00 fj c ,. ( ,f City Clerk or Controller.

6.1 so.oo II ARITIES .1.700.00 900.00 150.00

ESTIMATE. OK CIVIL ITT * IT MIS TO HR HAISEM

FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO DECEMBER 31st OF INCOMING YEAR: 1. Total Budget Estimate for incoming year .. Necessary Expenditures to he made from appropriations unexpended July 31st of present Additional approt riations necessary to be made August 1st to December 31st of present

year Total

FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE

FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX

LEVY:

r».

Funds Required (Add lines 1. 2. 3 and

RECEIVED

East

South

West

Pass

1 A

2 V

Pass

3 A

Pass

9. 10.

11.

12.

Actual Balance. July :;lst of present year ..

Taxes to he collected, present year (Decem-

ber settlement)

Miscellaneous Revenue to be received Aug. 1st of present year to Dec. 31st of incoming year (Schedule on file in office of City Con-

troller) :

a Special Taxes (see Schedule) ;•••• b. Fees and all other revenue (see Schedule) Total Funds (Add lines 6. 7. 8a and 81)) .A NET AMOUNT TO RE RAISED FOR EXPENSES TO DEC. 31st OF INCOMING YEAR (deduct line 9 from line 5) Operating Balance (not in excess of expense Jan. 1st to June 30. less Mise. Revenu

same period) AMOUNT TO BE RAISED

(Add lines 10 and 11) propose l>

for

TAX LEVY

Corpora -

t ion

Fund $1X9.921.34

Pa rk Fund

$ 1 0,030.1*0

Bond

A Hit.

Fund

$2,040 00

65,757.00

3,700.00

4.525.00

260,203.34

13,730.00

2,040.00

36.742.37

4,154 16

561 01

47,980.00

4,150.00

520.00

61.214.34 1 7.192.00 763.128.7i

100.00 8,404.16

1,081 01

97.074.63

5.325.84

95X99

17.000.00

3,038.16

1.081.01

114.074.63

8.364.00

2,040.00

Police JS Firema Fund $2a)4(i.oy

in of

Airport Fund Siito i/o

2.040 #o

2.04<i.oo

2.040.00

2.040,00

2 040.00

Net Taxable Propertv ... Number of Taxable Polls Name of Fund

Lew on Polls

Levy mi PruT'crt y

f6.S<(n.000.0(

....... 903

Amount to Me Raised

General Park Rond and Interest Police A Fireman Pension

Airport TOTAL

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF

Name of Fund

General Pa rk Bond and Interest Police A- Fireman Pension Airport TOTAT • Taxpayers appearing shaP have a riirht to i> termim-d, and presented *o the Countv Auditor not

Sent ember, and the levy fixed hy the Countv Tax Ad Hi. tm

Countv Auditor ten or more tavpavers feeiinw them State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and H l - 1 Cr.imtv ' tidftor on or before tTie fourth Monday of lieatlon hy the County Auditor of tax rates charged,

a date for hearing In this County.

Dated Aug. 2. 1957

$ 1.68

$ 1 1 4.074.63

.12

8.364.00

.03

2.040.00

.03

2.040.00

.03

2,040 00

$1.89

$128,558.63

S COLLECTED AND TO HE

COLLECTED

To Be

Collert f*(]

Collected

roi i * t **<i

1955

1956

1957

1958

$X7.2O5.0S

* 89.931.64

4 1O5.X42.05

$ 1 1 1,071 63

9.340.00

9 143.62

1 0.2S0.00

8.364.00

1.356-34

1.308.88

2.040.00

1.217.53

1.356.34

i.nos.KX ) .963.22

2.040.00 2.040.00

•

y i-

$102.0X7.94

$120.70 :.13

$ 1 2x.55x 63

heard tie

•reon. After the

tax levies ha'

1-e de-

later than

tw*i days prior t

>o the second

Monday in

I ves

nt Board, or on their failure > aercrlevecl by siicli levies ?:).■» arlng thereon, bv filing of ne •niter or on or before the tenth whichever dole is later, and the St iti

tin t In

oh - fix

N. W. Clerk

PEABODY Treasurer

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES

In the matter of determining the Tax Rates for School Purposes County Indiana. Belore Hie Board of School Trustees Notice is hereby given the tax payers of Greencastle City and

officers of said school corporation at their regular meeting place on

BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR

SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND

A. General Administrtaion - one nn 1. Bd. School Tr. tv Sec. Office ' « 2. Office of Supt. of Schools 1 J-;!®;?-®,,

5. Finance & Accounting Office 7. Suptdies Department B. Inst ruction C. Coordinate Activities 1 >. Operation of School Plant E. Maintenance Fixed Charges Auxiliary Activities D* lit Service Capital Outlay—New Capital Outlay—Alterations Total Special School Fund

of the School Corporation of

Greetteastle Consolld

F. G. H.

I. J.

6,000.00

500.00

21.400.00 23.200.00 66.050.00 26.100.00 11.400.00 9,700.00

200.00

35.500.00 15.900.00

. $234.350.0(-

Greencastle Township. Putnam County, Indian t. M, tiie 29th day of August. 1957 will consider Hie loli<

IIOOI. rOHPOR %TIO\

TUITION FUND

Instruction Fixed Charges Total Tuition Fund

BOND FI ND

Debt S« rvlce Total Bond Fund LOCAL PROPERTY TAX RELIEF Repair of Buildings Aft* ration of old buildings

Heating, lighting, plumbing Total Local Properly Ta

ti S< th.’

F2 .12 J 3

hool, Putnam proper legal .inlget:

$ 4 0 1 <41 0 00 . .$402,210.00

, 4 ofi oo

Relief U

ESTIMATE OF Ft \ Its TO HE R \ISED

Reerea ■

<» P

to Dec. 31, 19.

Special

Fund

$25 < 25(t 00 95.000.00

FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO DECEMBER 31st of

INCOMING YEAR:

1. Total Budget Estimate for ensuing years. Jan. 1 inclusive

5. Necessary Expenditures, Aug. 1 to Dec. 31, present year , :i. Additional Appropriations to be made Aug. 1 to Dee. 31 of pres-!2.*.3a( .00 ent year _ 5 Total Estimated Expenditures (Add lines 1. 2. 3 and 4)

FUNDS ON HANDS AND To BE RECEIVED FROM SOURCES

OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY

6. Actual Balance. July 31st of present year 7 Taxes to lie collected, present year (December Settlement) 8. Miscellaneous Revenue to he received, Aug. 1st of present school year to Dec. 31st of next school year (Schedule on file in offiee

of School Board).

a. S ecial T xes (See Schedule) b. All Other Revenue (See Schedule! 9 Total Funds (Add line* 6, 7. 8a. and 8b) 10 NET AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BE RAISED FOR EXPENSES TO DEC :: 1st of ENSUING YEAR (Deduct line 9 from line 5) 11. Operating balance (Not in exc.-ss of expenses from Jan. 1 to June 3(>, less miscellaneous revenue for the same period) 12. AMOUNT TO RE RAISED BY TAX LEVY tAdd lines 10 and 11) .

PROPOSE t»

Tav-.ble Property $15,600,000 (estimate

FUNDS

Special Tuition • Ciitnulatlve Building Fund -Bond Fund • Recreation Fund •

Total

Tuition Fu nd $402,210 00 1 4 5,000.00

Bond Fund 110,450.00

Relief

,4.2

54.663.55

31.291 56

62.000.0u

60,600.00

5.484.00

5,484 00

56.292.00

300.887,00

158.459.55

398.262 56

170.910 45

148.947.44

1.389.00

7.052 56

172.299 45

156.000 00

131.: 300.

Jjevy o Polls $100

.3;

lA-vy r, Proper $1.10 1.00

$ 1 OO $

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OP’ TA.XE > « OI.I.E4“I ED A M> TO BE COLLECTED

Sr.* Tui Cur Re. Bor

FT’NDS eial ..

11ion. ulati

nd ■ ildi nd

id Fund ... Total Taxpayers

auditor rot late lailurt so to do. tax commisslone temfcer or on or board of tax cor

19: $124 II

11.939.00 $261 450 00

1956 12 116 146.1X3. 46.900 ,

th*

appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon. Af than two days prior to the second Monday in Se^tem her. and th* bv the countv auditor, ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves rs for further and final hearing thereon by filing a petition with before the tenth day after publication by the county auditor of imistfioners will fix a date for hearing In this county.

levy fixed bj by

rged

Doted this 2nd day of August, 1957

•hwver date in later. ELEANOR M BALI C CLIFFORD 1 RA/ HHARI.ES I.ANZO'X BAYARD ALLEN. A JOHN F. FOB By M Board of Sc bool Tt

:r. her