The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 April 1958 — Page 3

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Tiny Olive Grove Still Unchanged

JERUSA1 UP Tin

Tt is lilte the g’arret of an art- marTed and ist who walked ort locking' hw spring 'tin.

door one night and never cam

i back.

The rights and sounds of th 20th Century have been able t get no closer to Gethsemane thai the Amman-Jentsalem road tha

runs 100 below western t-imT flank- the

There, the honk of a passing ainit

taxi or muffled motor of an A; .:b garc Legion truck heading for the Is- p raeli border sound the cal! of to- i t ru day'*; unhappy Holy Land. a rot

But inside the garden, the ly h

same olive trees that looked on P; Christ’s hour of agony squat pebt

in the warm eflns

o rare for the garden Miller and Helen Sinclair, along for 1958, with a completion of, tion from Peter M.mdirh. the neared settled TiiesAn* night

ufoby coat

w crop of olives bud fro: '. [>per branches, their silver leaves and pea-like po ' and thudding as the pushes through the trees, uee under which Christ is -d to have prayed sits in ithwestern corner of the symmetrical eight-tree cisting and flaking brown mci.sures almost 15 feet but stands only slighter than a man’s head, of sun-bleached white installed by the Francis-

Along their borders, yellow and urple pansies and orange mari-

of j with secretary Donald Osboin.

were in charge.

Tim Ruark of Madison township and Elizabeth McClure of

s alos set out by the Fran- I ^e Greencastle organization. U1S —grow. were selected as 4-H representamight. to a garden packed tives on the Putmm County Fair pilgrims, he brown-robed Board. Wayne Sinclair of Jeffericiscans will re-enact the son township and Bernice Ste-

• Thi rsday mght when Christ wa rd of Bainbridge. were selected There’s only one Peter Mandich announc - nR he wou i d His apostles to “watch as niembers of the County Ex- tunning for the Democratic no.n- 4 .p ete „ M andich.

tension Committee.

with me.

4-H CLUB NEWS

f heyll Do It Every Time

By Jimmy Hatloj

The newly foi-med 4-H Club al adult leadei organization t last night as 4-H Club ofce:s were having their training ecting* Co-Presidents. Kenneth

Details for the operation of the coming summer’s 4-H Club activities in the county were discussed at length and the leaders accepted a goal of 100 members

55'.;. i mayor of Ga*y, who also is run- when the Like County Thefe was an excellent attend- j ning for the post. board voted, 2-1. to place Ixw ance and the enthusiasm of the Two Peter Mandichs on the* men on ballot, leaders indicates a most success- b a i] 0 t WO uld confuse the voters. ! Walter Zurbriggen, the on; fill year ahead. Mayor Mandich said. He also Walter Zurbrigge i on the boar. 1 charged that steelworker Man- ; decided Wednesday to change h CANDIDATE CONI’! SION | ^jeh was trying to capitalize on vote. When the bi-.ird met ua —^7". j his name. Wednesday night. Zurbrigge CROWN POINT, Inc*. UP I right, the steelworker saitS. V( >ted against allowing he st- f

run as ’ worker’s name to appear on U

ballot.

i r e-x r- n.

ination for sheriff—but don’t

make any bets on it.

Mayor Mandich cried “foul ” Mandich. the steelworker He. too. Is know'n as “Pete.” he ing come so far. refused t<

Some time back steelwor ker j said.

Peter Mandich announced his in-j The steelwoikei piomptly c oun - tention of filing for the primary, changed his name back to Peter. He said he’s going to tni Immediately he ran into oppori- I The name-calling contest ap- case to Circuit Court tod i>

W~E^ KOQEDQOP BOU&HT HIS FRAU THE <4LL~PURPOSE ELECTRIC* P4H0E HE FIGURED THAT WOULD TAKE CARE OF THE KlTCHEM EXPENSE FOR. A WHILE

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OUR SOOPER-DOOPER \ f WHEN ONE BUYS AH DE LUXE MODEL--IT )/ ELECTRIC STOVE ONE DOES EVERYTHING BUT / SHOULD euV ABSOLUTELY | FEED YOU IN BED- /[ THE BEST SHOULDN'T HEH-HEH ') ONE/DEAR HE4RT.^

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B~T f.rdm electric roasters And corn poppers TO DEEP FRYERS AND BEAN JUGS” ~ EVERY DAY IT'S A NEW ? ELECTRIC GIMMICK-THE ONLY THING SHE COOKS ON THE STOVE IS WATER *•* _ /

DE/4 REST-1 SAW A|

THE DUCKIEST ELECTRIC\ '

TODAY-WE MUST V V GET ONE

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MAKE SURE Your Shoes, Too, Have

the

"NEW LOOK

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Glamour demands shoes or

pumps that took new .. . And you can save dollars,

too . . .

by having your shoes re* newed promptly. Look over your summer footwear and leather things ... let us repair, re-dye and restore them to perfect order*—NOW. JOHN’S SHOE SHOP 204 S. College

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STOP Bargain Hunt PORKETTEUb. . 69c SHOP

STEAKETTES, Lb. 69t

FOR

PUTNAM D0UNTY FRESH DRESSED

BETTER

Fryers

Cut-Up or Whole

VALENTINE TENDER SMOKED

flMtffZOT'RUfiS'AVPttAmS “me Kiace 10 uu ror its* Rranois You Know'* \

DjluuuuuuuuJL^^

NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE

Hams CHUCK ROAST

Popular Sizes

ARMOUR ST AR

Lb. 39c buys

Lb. 59c

PHONE 1467

CHOICE CUTS

Lb. 59c

BRAUNSCHWIEGER, Lb. . BABY UNK 5AUSAGE, Lb. PICKLE DITCH LOAF. Lb. . 59c LOAF, Lb. BOLOGNA, lb. 33c FRANKS, Lb.

Specials

Save

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Famous Brand ATF0RM ROCKERS The Clevelander

ONLY THE BEST GROUND BEEF Lb. 49c Angel Food CAKES ^

MICHIGAN FRIESTONE

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Mil

le Price *J9 95 2 For $ 35 , PeOChCS

Large 2 1-2 Can

Here is the smart looking high rocker that you’ll like - at a low, low price. Sturdily built in a number cf popular colors. Hew in style -- it has a 2-tcne color with points-cf-wear in plastic and with nylon seat and back. Worth 32.ED each.

LITTLE SPORT

Dog Food

DAUNTLESS LARGE TENDER

Lcwback Swivel Chairs 2 For $45; Pul-up Straight Chairs $39.50, Rediners S45.

SOMETHING HEW IN TV SYLV AN IA Big 21" Limited quantity at this price Payments S10 Monthly and your old set as Trade-In

V»‘v, we bring you for the very firri time Big Screen Televirion performance, and you will have Portability .wi\el ha*e, and clats thi> good looking model. Brand new. A*k for a free demon«4 ration.

POKE GREENS. 2 303 Cans LION BRAND COFFEE Lb 69c Potatoes u Head Lettuce

WESTERN APPLES, 2 lbs.

SOUTH SIDE