The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 October 1963 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER NED., Ot l\ *, i»63. rage 3 iiKKE.Nt ASlI.E. I\DL\.N \ NOTH'K TO TAXPAvERS Noucp i» hereby Kiven to the taxpayers ot Pu'nam County. Indiana that the County Council oi .-'aid county will meet at the usual mreun& place in Uie Court Hou- e in the City of Greencaslle. Indiana. at the hour ot 10:00 A. M. on the loin day ot October. 1003. to consider the lohouiuc additional appropriations and transfer which the Board ot County Coin m."loners considers necessary to meet the extraordinary emergencies exlsunu at this time, which were not incluueu in the current budcet. (OI Ntt KKtKM E ADUITIONAL Recorder .*11 Office Supplies * 300.00 County fc.lev.ion Board —304 Printing anu A UjO.OO Jail—20SA Repair ot Big. and Struct 100 00 County Home JOoB Repair of t meat 2713.00 Cant missionrrs: 40'i Burial of Soldiers. Sailors. Marines Uieir wives and widows ,. oOO 00 606-S . ty WO 00 413—Expenses Inmates State 3300.00 606- 1 ran portation Welfare Tuition 413.CO TOTAL ( O. RKV. ADDITION A LS 68,673.00 HIGHW AY ADDITIONALS 10JA Wages Drivers and M« : kcs 10000.00 20cA—Repair of Trucks and 2900.00 TOTAL HIGHWAY ADDITIONAL $1*,500.00 I I Ml LATIVF BRIDGE Ramp Creek Bridge 3—Franklin Twp $19000 00 POOR RELIEF—Greeneastle Township Advance from County General - $7,000.00 TRANS! ! KS County Revenue Clerk: From 106—Doctors Insanity Innuest to 211 Office Supplies 90.00 From 402 Expense Patients State In t. la 211—Office Supplies .. 50.00 Shertf:: From 205—Repair to 602B—New i nest 60.00 Board of Education: From 401 Expense Co. Teachers Inst, to 211—Office SuppUes . . 50.00 Jail: From 101C—Hosnitalization of Prisoners to 205A—Repair of Bldg. and Struct 100.00

From 513P—tanndry to 101B—Examination of Prisoners ... 50 00

COUNTY HOME:

. ’ants to

Oas 200 00 From ?P8 Unraie and \fo.or to 21IC - Feed and Orindln* . . . 100 00 From 107 W.tees of Other Employees to 213E Feed and Grinding. . 100 OO TOT 4 I 1 OI VI V R I VI \l ! S TRANSFER* Sl.fST.M

Highway Transfers:

From 10?C Plnvle Hands { 0 1(14 Salary of Co Engineer . <1 500 00 From 402 Rents and Vfachine Hire to '04 lumber 800 00 From ’’OiK’ Brifi r" Roof Repair to 204 Cumber 990 00 F-om 3to Pa nt and Labor to 306R Bridge Steel 500 00 From 10.1U Single Hands to lO’E Cleri-a Help 300 00

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TRAVstpi RU . .. 81.000.00

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FERN VFW9 Robert Burks Is confined to the Putnam County Hospital with a back injury he received while working at the Farm Bureau Thursday afternoon. Rodney York called on Mrs. Robert Burks and family Saturday evening. He is on furlough from the Navy, stationed at New York. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heber entertained Tuesday evening with a 6 o'clock dinner in honor of their nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heber from Dearborn, Michigan. Those present were Air. and Mrs. Bill Perry and daughter, Amerta, Jimmie Clark of Greeneastle, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hutchison and sons Donnie and Ronnie Warren of Cloverdale, R. R. 1, Mr. and Mrs. Larry McAllister, Air. and Mrs. A I*. Stoner, Air. and Mrs. Robert Burks and family, Jane, Barbara, Patty and Robbie and Air. and Airs. Don Heber. Members of the Saddle Club were out to Ernest Hebers to eat watermelon Sunday afternoon. The family of Air. and Mrs. Jean Alsip is reported on the sick list with the flu. Air. and Mrs. Joy Cummings were in Cloverdale Saturday afternoon to attend the funeral of their nephew, Loyal Cummings, who passed away Thursday at Indianapolis. Air. and Airs. Chester Hutchison and sons, Ronnie and Donnie Warren, have moved to their new home on Manhattan road, from Cloverdale.

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...more fashion per hour

TliliNK SHOWING

MR. ED BERRY NELLY DON REPRESENTATIVE, will be in our Ready to Wear Dept, all day Friday, Oct. 4 with a complete Fall and Holiday showing of NELLY DON DRESSES .... REGISTER all Day on Friday for a Nelly Don dress to be given away . .. .

NOTHING TO BUY, YOU NEED NOT EE PRESENT TO WIN

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EXTRA BIG UNBLEACHED SHEET BLANKET 80” x 108”

$200

Stock up now at Penney Days savings on these creamywhite, cozy, soft-napped sheet-blankets! Come see, you'll like the fine quality, the nicely stitched ends. And see what a large size at tins low price!

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CHARGE IT! Penney’s is open Friday 9 fill 8 Tuesday$ Wednesday,

Monday, Thursday and Saturday 9 to 5.

DRESS-HIM-UP JEANS IN NEW ‘TIGHT WHITES

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Extra t u m b e r s , dessert plates ... 8 each. Covered butter dish too! Melamine dinner ware molded by Brauchell.

STAINLESS STEEL 56 PIECES

$098

Beautiful Rosemont pattern serves 8. Unduplicated in style or price . . . it's a spectacular value, 4 pc. hostess set.

FINE COTTON FLANNELETTE SLEEPWEAR!

sizes 82 to 40 pajama 34 to 48 gOWH

$188

Night night in full length p.j.s. or gowns of assorted styles and prints. Love that cosy flannelette! What a great buy!

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100% pinwale cotton corduroy pants n combed cotton knit tops with shrinkage control finish! Great colors! - jj g;. v

Mrs. Veto Griseto visited her aunt, Mrs. Mary Owens and family over the week end. Drive out to Fern and see the beauty of the F ern Cliffs aU in color

NEW MAYSVILLE Mary Lou Alexander called on Sharon Hart Thursday afternoon

COMMERCIAL LEAGUE W L Phillips 66 26 14 Hopkins Walton 24 16 GC Office Equip 24 16 American Zinc 22 IS Angwell Curtain 20 20 Seven Up 18 22 Fathers Aux 16 24 Cochran Furn 10 20 High Team Scries: Phillips 66, 2.538.

High Team Game: Phillips 66, SS5. 500 series-D. Hendrirh 500. E. r id< r v !. K. Rader 505, T. Beaman 519, C. Crawley 523, J. Rice 533, D. Alfont, 540. C. Brewster 541, R. Johnson 551, V. Elmore 572.

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AS A PUBLIC SERVICE REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS WILL BE OPEN Wednesday. Thursday And Friday Nights 7:00 to 9:00 P. M. TO REGISTER VOTERS, REGARDLESS OF PARTY AFFILIATION Registration deadline is Saturday, October 5. Anyone who did not vote in last general election must register. GREENCASTLE REPUBLICAN COMMiTTEE

Gould’s Market

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Romilda Printing

Stoner Ins

Shetrone R. E

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Putnam Loan

Mack's Appli

A & P

Ruth’s Beautv Shop .

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The Goofers Cloverdale Misses Alley Cats

Splits ‘N’ Misses .

Pin Heads

The ? Channel Rats .

High Team 3 games Cloverdale Misses—1637, The Coolers 1555,

Hi Team Game, Gould's Mkt.

781

Hi Team Series—Gould’s Mkt.

2276

Hi Indiv. Game—Cavin 200 Hi Indiv. Series—Cavin 561 Over 425—Cavin 561, Long 498, Cantonwine 494, Hurst 481, Huxford 478, Wokoun 470, Leinberger 468, Wilbur 463, Gooch

460, Murray 457, Cline 455, God- . HIAWATH V p AXXED

3 Odd Balls, 1523. High Team Single Game— Cloverdale Misses, 568: The Goofers, 551; 3 Odd Balls. 523. High Indiv. 3 Games — K. Gooch, 448; A. Covert, 43G; C.

Clines, 427.

High Indiv. Single Game R. Hanneman 166, C. Clines 159,

K. Gooch 158.

Over 350: K. Gooch, 448; A. Covert, 436; C. Clines, 427; L. Snover, 405; S. Nickerson, 397: R. Williams, 394; R. Hanneman. 892; R. Varvel, 358; G. Walker,

354; M. Ruark 352.

frey 455, F. Jones 450, Buis 447, Beaman 443, Gillaspy 442, Pelfrey 434, Buis 438, Grubb 439, Lancaster 429. Douglas 427, and

Mark 426.

Monflaj’ afternoon Ladies League

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