The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 August 1957 — Page 6

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CHILD IS RAPED MUNCIE (UP)—Police today looked for a sex degenerate who raped a 6-year-old girl and savagely beat her mother in their

home here Thursday. The knife-wielding rapist entered the home, assaulted the child, and chased her mother into the street. The woman’s screams attracted police who arrived after the man escaped through a back

door. A few minutes later the child ran crying from the house and was taken to Ball Memoria Hospital where her condition wa. described as “satisfactory.”

4.I(\M» OIMMX. Locust Grove Cafe and Hilltop Garage Cloverdale, Indiana SATURDAY, AUGUST I0TH Local Entertainment - Free Drawing Every Hour From 2:00 P. M. ’til 10:09 P. M. Free Drinks - Free Gifts For Children.

WINNERS OF ELECTRIC PROJECTS ANNOUNCED Judging was completed on Wednesday for the girls electric projects. In division I, Sharon Zeiner won 1st place and will exhibit her lamp at the State Fair. Division II winner was Ila Whitley. Alternates in both divisions were ' Micalene Sinclair and Judy White. Girls receiving blue ribbons were Betty Martin, Marilyn Mann, Mary Casida, Sharon Carrington, Deanna Goff, Sharon Sinclair. Reb Ribbon winners were

Joyce Reeves Carolyn Blue. Karen Conyers in Division I received a white ribbon on her ex hibit.

TODAY’S HOG MARKET Hogs 10,300; steady to 25 low-

0-C Midway Drive-In Theatre Friday “The Violent Years” - “Roaring Twenties” Saturday 8 HOURS OF FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT A Movie Marathon — Western Action, Horror, Six Movies, Each «ho\v n once — Free Coffee and Doughnuts —Admission $1.00 per Person. Sunday and Monday •‘THE OKLAHOMAN” — In Color and Uinemoscope Joel MoCrea and Barbara Hall “TOP OF THE WOULD”

Mcaduzvbrook Drive In Theater Intersection 36 and 43 Friday and Saturday “THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN” Grant Williams and Kandy Stuart “HELLCATS OF THE NAVY” Ronald Reagan, Nancy Davis Sunday and Monday “THE YOUNG DON’T CRY” Sal Mineo, James Whitmore “NO TIME TO BE YOUNG” Robert Vaughn, Merry Anders

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF lAX LEVIES In the matter of determining the tax rates for certain purposes by Cloverdale Township, Putnam County, Indiana Before the Township Advisory Bo id. .. . .. Notice Is herebj given the taxpayers of Clover iale Fownship, Putnam < °unty, Indiana, that the proper lea.il officers of said municipality, at their re -.ular meeting i lace, on the UDth day of August, l»o<

a 111 consider the following budget: TOWNSHIP III DUE T < I.A SM I'M VTION

TowiimIiIh I'ii nd: Salary of Trustee l iff fee Ken t Clerk Hire

Trustee's Traveling Expense Office Supplies, Printing and Advertising

Pay of Advisory Board Care of Cemeteries .... Eire Protection

Miscellaneous

$ i.ar.o.oo 120.00 aoo.no 27f>.00 400.00 300.00 100.00 2,000.00 -foo.oo

$ 800.00

Total Township Fund $5,245.00

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Fl'Nns REQI IRED FOR EXPENSES August 1, present year to Dec. 31 of

ensuing year

Poor Relief Fund: B. Direct Relief

Bl. Medical. Hospital and Burial

C. Other Relief

Cl. Commissary or Store 500.00 Total Poor Relief Fund $1,300.00

Township Fund

THE PROPOSED

6,868.00

Total Budget Estimate for incoming year ... $5,245.00

Necessary Expenditures to lie made from Appropriations Unexpended July 31, of present

year 1,623.00

5. Total Funds Required (Add lines 1 and 2) FI NDS ON H VND AND TO BE RECEIVED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN

HATE OF TAX EKVY

6. Actual Balance, July 31. present year Taxes to be collected, present year (Dec. settle ment) Total funds (Add lines 6 and 7) Net amount to lie raised for expenses to Decent ber 31, of ensuing year Operating Balance (Not in excess of expense Ja unary 1, to June 30, less miscellaneous revenue for same period) 12. Amount to he raised by tax levy

PROPOSE l> |,EV IES

Net value of taxable property $2,357,190 Number of taxable polls 264

7. 9.

11.

1.782.00 2.130.00 3.912.00 2.956.00 2.500.00 5.456.00

Adjustment Factor 1.1237

Levy on

Amt. to

Property

be raised

. $0.23

$5,456.00

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COLLECTED

To Be

Collected

1956

1957

19 r* 8

. $4,465.00

$5,064.00

$5,456.00

$4,465.00

$5,064.00

$5,456.00

After the

tax levies have

been de-

Collected

Fund 1955 Township $5,275.00 Total $5,275.00 Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to he heard the

termined. and presented to the county auditor not la ter than two days prior to the second Monday in September. and the levy fixed by the county tax adjustment hoard, or on their failure so to do, by the county auditor, ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved by such levies, mat appeal to the state board of tax commissioners for further and final hearing thereon by filing of petition with the county auditor on or before the fourth Monday of September or on or before the tenth day after publication by (lie county auditor of tax rates charged, whichever date is later, and the state board will fix a date for hearing in this county. LESTER PARKER. Trustee Dated July 31, 1957 Cloverdale Township

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0-C Midway Drive-In Theater Junction U. S. 40 and 43. Tonight ‘THE ROARING TWENTIES’ “THE VIOLENT YEARS”

Saturday Only 8 HOURS OF ENTERTAINMENT Comedy, Horror, Action, Western, Drama Free Coffee and Doughnuts Adm.—$1,00 Per Person.

Sunday and Monday “TOP OF THE WORLD” Dale Robertson In Color and Cinemascope “THE OKLAHOMAN” Barbara Hale, Joel McCrea

MAPLECR0FT AUTO THEATRE Just East of Sitllesville on U. S. 40 Show Starts at Dusk

Friday and Saturday Lawrence Tierney “DILLIXGER” Rod Cameron, Vera Ralston “SPOILERS OF THE DESERT” Added—An Action Western Serial. Sunday Only Michael Ray, Joel Lansing “THE BRAVE ONES” Dane Clark, Marta Roth “MASSACRE”

ANNIVERSARY SHOW — TWO DAYS Monday and Tuesday Lex Barker, Joan Taylor “WAR DRUMS” Ray Danton, Coleen Miller “NIGHT RUNNER”

Corral Drive-In Theatre SEELYVILLE, INDIANA Boxoffice Open 7:15 Show At Dusk Friday and Saturday “DRAGOON WELLS MASSACRE” (Cinemascope-Color) Also “CHAIN OF EVIDENCE” Also ‘BAD FOR EACH OTHER”

Sunday and Monday “JOE BUTTERFLY” (Cinemascope-Color) Also “LISBON” (Color) BUCK NITE MONDAY MTE $1.00 PER CAR LOAD

Auto Buyers Cars Wanted

If interested in a New Ford Car or Truck, we’ll pay top prices for your car in trade, preferably 1950 to 1955 Ford. Chevrolet or Plymouth. CARS FOR SALE NOW 1957 FORD Fairlane 4 door 8 cyl. , Sedan, Fordomatic, Radio, Heater, Power steering This car has only 4,000 miles. Used as my demonstrator. “Same as new”—Big savings. 1955 PLYMOUTH, 6 cyl. Savoy 4 door. One owner. Radio and Heater. ’55 STUDEBAKER Champion, 4 door. Bla- k and white. 1953 FORD 8 cyl. 2 door Fordomatic, Radio, Heater, one owner. 1953 PLYMOUTH 4 Door. White wall Tires. Heater. 1953 PLYMOUTH 2 Door. Motor just overhauled. 1953 CHEVROLET 2 DW. Radio and Heater. 1953 CHEVROLET Pickup. New Tires and in good shape. 1953 CHRYSLER W indsor, j 4 Door. , All Above Cars Guaranteed. Von Mill find the price is right. COOPER MOTOR SALES Selling New Ford Cars and Trucks and Quality Used Cars I/eslie (Billy) Cooper, Owner Clover-tale. Indiana Phone 59. Ev<*hingN. Phon ( > J5IA

er; 190-260 lb. $21.50-$22 00. some to $22.35; heavier scarce; 170-190 lb. $20 00-S21.75; 160-175 lb. $19.00-$20.50; 130-160 lb. $17.00-$19.00.

Sheinwoid on Oridge Defensive Leads Tell A Story By Alfred Sheinwoid When West led the queen of hearts, South could feel reasonably sure that East held the ace. West, an experienced player, might lead the queen from ace-queen-jack against ar no-trump contract, but he would avoid this j kind of lead against a suit contract. South dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH a Q 10 9 6 V K 6 3 2

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7 4 Q 6

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Q 9 S 2 K J 8 7 2

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A A J 6 * A 5 4 South West North Fast 1 a Pass 2 A Pass 4 A Pass Pass Pass Opening lead—V Q South couldn’t gain anything by playing the king cf hearts from the dummy. There was.

however, a chance to gain something by playing low. After holding the first trick with the queen of hearts. West wisely shifted to the ten of clubs. Declarer put up the queen from dummy, East covered with the king, and South won with the ace. TRIES HEARTS Declarer was now in danger of losing a club, a heart, and two diamonds. He needed a little luck in one of the red suits, and his best shot was to try for the hearts first. If this failed, he could try his luck in diamonds. With this object in mind. South led a low trump to dummy’s nine and ruffed a low heart with a high trump. He next led another low trump to dummy’s ten and ruffed another low heart with a high trump. Fortunately for South, the ace of hearts fell on this trick. This set up dummy's king of hearts, exactly a« South had hoped. Declarer could easily get to dummy to discard a diamond bn the king of hearts, and now the contract was safe. DAILY QUESTION You have opened the bidding with one spade, a-nd partner has raised to two spades. The oppon- 1 ents pass, and it’s up to you again. You hold S—A K J 8 5 2 H—7 D—9 8 2 C—A 5 4. What do you say ? Answer: Pass. You have more than a minimum opening bid, but not enough to consider a game (opposite partner’s weak response.

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