The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 October 1963 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTlE, INDIANA

MON., OCT. 14, 1963. Page 3

BOND SALE NOTICE TOWN OF CLOVERDALK. INDIANA Sealed proposals will be received by the Cluk-Treasurer of the Town cf CloverJale. Indiana. In the Fire Statioa in said Town, until 12:3d P. M. (Central Standard Tln.e* on the 30th day of October. 1*63. for the purchase of the following described revenue bonds ot sam

Town:

Sewage Works Revenue Bonds: Total issue S'230.000; Dated October 1. 1963; Denomination $1,000. In-tere-'t not to exceed S-'Vv- per annum (the exact rate or rates to be determined by bidding), payable on March 1, 19H. and semi-annually thereafter; Registrable as to principal; Principal and Interest payable at The First National Bank of Cloverdale. in the Town of Cloverdale. Indiana; Fixed maturities on September 1 in the years and amounts as follows:

Yaitro

Amounts

l*6vl*70 incl.

*3 090

1*71-1978 IbcL

4.000

1*79-1*82 Incl.

5.000

19«j-l985 incl.

6.000

1986-1*88 incl.

7.0OO

1*89-1*91 incl.

8.000

Years

Amounts

19*2-19*3

*9.000

1*94-1995

10.000

19*6-1997

11 000

19*8-1999

12.000

2000

13.000

The bonds maturing on September 1 1976. and thereafter ate redeemable at the option of the Town on March 1. 1976 or any interest payment date thereafter.

in whole or In part, in their inverse numerical order, at face value, plus the following premiums: 5'-< if redeemed on March 1. 1976. or therealter on or before September 1. 1982: 4 v if redeemed on March 1. 1983. or thereafter on or before September 1. 1988 3'-> If redeemed on March 1. 1989. or therealter on or before September 1, 1994: 2'c if redeemed on March 1. 1995. or thereafter prior to maturity: plus in each case interest to the date fixed for redemption, provided notice of such redeemptlon shall be given at least thirty days prior to the redemption date by on- publication in a newspaper published in Putnam County and of general circulation in the Town of Cloverdale and In a newspaper or financial Journal of general circulation published in the 1 City oi Indianapolis. Indiana Each bid must be for all of said bonds and must state the rate or rates of Interest. not exceeding 5- , » r /4 per annum, in multiples of ■« of I'V. Not more than three different interest rates shall ba named in any old. and bids specifying two or more interest rates snail also specify the amount and maturities of the bonds bearing each rate, but all bonds maturing on the same date shall bear the same rate. A rate may be repeated without con diluting different interest rate. The difference between the highest rate and the lowest rate specified in a bid shall not exceed two per cent and the interest due on any bond on any Interest payment date shall be represented by a single interest cou-

'SPECIAL NOTICE' The office of the iate DR. GEORGE T. TENNIS will remain open through October 19th, 1963 for the further convenience of all former patients to complete the transfer of medical records and for payment of all accounts. Hours will be 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon and 2:00 P.M. to 4:30 P.M., Monday, Tuesday, Thurs* day and Friday. 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon, Wednesday and Saturday.

ATTENTION ALL PUTNAM COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS... JOIN NOW THE JR. DEMOCRATS OF PUTNAM COUNTY. ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING OCT. I7TH AT 7:15 AT THE DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS. MEET THE CITY CANDIDATES. HEAR JOHN D. BUTT0RFF OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA'S YOUNG DEMOCRAT PRESIDENT.

pon. The award will be made to the highest qualified bidder complying with the terms of sale and offering the lowest net Interest cost to the Town, to be determined by computing the total Interest on all of the bonds to their matuUles and deducting therefrom the premium bid. if any. It is requested that each bid show the net Interest cost to llnal maturity and the net effective Interest rate. No conditional bid or bid for less than the par value of said bonds, including accrued Interest from the date thereof to the date of delivery, will be considered. Each bid shall be enclosed in a sealed envelope addressed to the undersigned Clerk-Treasurer, and marked on the outside “Bid for Sewage Works Revenue Bonds.*' and must be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check in the amount of $2,500. payable to the Tov n of Cloverdale. as a good faith deposit to secure the Town against any loss resulting trom the failure of the bidder to comply with the terms of his bid. The successful bidder shall make payment for the bonds and accept delivery thereof wi'.hin five days after being notified that the bonds are ready for delivery. at such bank in the Citv of Indianapolis. Indiana, as he shall designate In writing to the Clerk-Treasurer. Checks of unsuccessful bidders will be returned immediately following the award of the bonds. The bonds will be ready for delivery within approximately 21 days after the date of sale. The failure of the successful bidder to pay for and accept delivery of the bonds as herein provided shall constitute default and entitle (he Town to retain such check and the proceeds thereof as its agreed liquidated damages. The unqualified approving opinion of Ross McCord Ice & Miller, bond counsel of Indianapolis, together with the printed bonds, a transcript of the proceedings had relating to the issuance of said bonds, and the usual certificates showing no litigation pending or threatened at the time of the delivery of the bonds, will be furnished to the purchaser at the expense of the Town. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. If an acceptable bid is not received at the time herein fixed, the sale will be continued from day to day thereafter without further advertisement for a period of thirty days, during which time no bid which is lower than the highest bid received at the time of the advertised sale will be considered. Said bonds are being issued for the purpose of financing the cost of sewage

works to be constructed, owned and operated by the Town of Cloverdale pursuant to Ordinance No. 4. adopted by the Board of Trustees of said Town on the 6th day of Sempteniber. 1963 A copy of said ordinance, and the engineering and financial data, may be examined at the office of the Clerk-Treasurer In said Town. All bidders shall be deemed to be advised of the provisions of said ordinance, as to the extent and character of thf sewage works on account of which said bonds are being Issued, the service to be rendeied thereby and th« revenues estimated to be received therefrom. Said bonds are being Issued under the provisions o! Chapter 61 of the Acts of 1932 (Special Session), and all aett amendatory (hereof or supplemental thereto, and pursuant to the provisions of said act the bond- herein offered, and any bonds hereafter issued ranking on a parity therewith, will be payable solely from the net revenues of the sewage works on account of which the bonds are being issued, and they wll not contltute an indebtedness of the Town within the provisions and limitations of the 1 constitution of the State of Indiana A slate nent containing further information relative to the sewage works project may be obtained upon application to the undeisigned Clerk-Treasurer. Dated this 3rd day of October. 1963. E. M. Yount Clerk-Treasurer

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COMMISSIONERS ALLOWANCES The Putnam County Beard of Commissioners met In regular session Monday. October 7. 1963 at 9:00 A.M. legal time at the Court House. Graenrastle. Indiana and allowed the following

claims:

COUNTY REVENUE Jack P. Hinkle. Cl $ 54166 Samuel Conner, dep 300 00 Virginia Rigney. same 265 00 Carl Arnold, Aud . . 541.66 Jean C. Giddings. dep 300 00 Enid Hills same 265.00 Florence Ensor. same *■. 265.00 Ellen Alexander, ex cl 265.00 Roland Lene. Treas 541.66 Margaret O'Hair, dep 300 00 Eula Clyde Ames, same 265.00 Carrie Miller. Rec 500 00 Lucille Albln. dep 300 00 Adah Blanche Pruitt, ex cl 30 00 Kenneth Knauer. Sher 541.66 Paul M. Maoon dep 360.00 Alan Stanley. Surv 350.00 Loyd R Hurst, bd of ed 800 00 Marie B. Dicks, cl 265.00 Ruth Earley, att off 265.00

AUCTION have lw*en commissioned to sell the furnishings of .Mrs. Myrtle .Monday's home in our Auction room on SATURDAY, OCT. 19th At 10:00 A. M. Sale will include: lairge Wardrobe. .Mirrors, Koekini^ Chairs, hickory porch furniture, Florence heating stove, larjie hcatroia, sheet iron wood heater, east iron wood heater, Maytajj washer never used, ladders, push-cart with iron wheels, small stock water tank, garden tools, spades, axe, shovels, post hole digger, small tools, galv. buckets, tubs, new aluminum ware, new granite ware, lots of idee dishes, new and used iron skillets, ndse. items. AXTMJIES Cherry chest, cherry corner cupboard, pit* cupboard, 10 cane bottom chairs, oltl dresser with tear-drop pulls, half size spool bed, old day-bed. tin door safe, wood door safe, old trunk, quilts, tables, stone jars, child's trunk, 10 iron cooking pots, old baskets, tin spice boxes, flat irons, iron holler, comb eases. ‘2 brass kettles, wooden churn with original brass bands, old china, pattern glass, majolica, satin glass, carnival glass, overlay glass, several old paper-weights, vases and many other items. CLAPP’S CORNER AUCTION Frazier and Clapp, Auctioneers Central National Hank, Guardian Maple & Ohio Sts.

L. W. Veach. Bd of K 225.00 Evelyn Spencer. Cl 225 00 Theoline p,ee. PHN 337.50 Marilynn Hammond, RN 365.00 Aaron Arnold, san 337 50 John VV. Whitaker cor 104.16 Frank Sutherlln, Assr . . 500.00 Wilma Bryan, dep 265.00 Irma Hardwick cl 70.00 W. A. Patterson, Gc twp assr .. 208.33 Elizabeth Lee Fry. pos atty, cl . 108.33 Percy Rice. C. H. cust 300.00 Clyde Underwood, same 100.Oo H Marie Batman, mat 100.00 Nola Edna Borders, same 50.0C Earl B Ross, el op 125.0(1 Baird Vermillion, cust 80 00 Helen Knauer. jail mat 150 00 Augustus C. Cronkhlte, att 75.00 Dorothy Irwin. CH. supt 200.00 Nellie Arnold, mat 200 00 Dora Shalley. att 100.30 Roy Cook, same 125.00 Emma White same 50 00 Helen Elizabeth Lawson, same 75 00 Charle, Branneman, comm .... 225.00 Victor Ray Hurst, same 225.00 Claude Malayer, same 225.00 Eddie Buis, council " 75.00 Norman Knights, same 75.00 William Mulllnlx. same 75.00 Paul Murphy, same 75 00 Charles P Rady, same 75.00 Kenneth Shannon, same 75 OO Paul Whitman, same 75.00 William M Hurst, vet off 200.00 Robert H. Newgent. cl so 80 Ivan Craggs, Eng 250 00 Jack P, Hinkle, cl and el bd .... 41.00 Coan Pharmacy, cl 10 25 Burroughs Corporation 2.50 Woodburn Printing Ce-Iac ...... 539 9C Lee School Suly Co. Inc ........ 95 30 Carl Arnold. Aud 5 go Lee School Supply Co. Inc ...... 95 30 Typewriter Rebuilder Sales Co. .. 17 17 Wocdburn Printing Co-Inc 76.70 The Dally Banner. Treas 320 00 Burroughs Corporation 2 50 Woodburn Printing Co-Inc .. ’ " * 175 75 Frlden Ind 5200 Carrie Miller, Rec .............. 5 00 Columbia Ribbon and Carbon Co. ,. 4.58 Paul M. Mason, sher 60.00 Helen Knauer ” 15 00 L. W. Van Cleave 41,50 Kenneth Knauer 357 00 Huble and Refining Co j*. 10.95 Phillips Petroleum Co .' * 19 12 Shell Oil Co . 44 75 Standard Oil Co. 9 60 Texaco. Inc. !!!!!!!! 8 61 George M Arnold ’. *.’ * * 4 25 Moores Shoes ....* 15 25 Ruth Earley, bd of ed 30 96 Loyd R. Hurst " 34 93 Evelyn Spencer, bd of h , 2.88 General Telephone Co ".'.".16 79 Aaron Arnold * " 5750 Theoline Bee .. 84 80 Marilynn Hamond *. «2 00 Progressive Printing Co. Assr. !. 12 40 Woodburn Printing Co-Inc 362 42 William A Patterson. Twp assr 11.50 James M. Houck pros atty 25 60 Mildred P. Hervey. clr ert ...... 34 50 Bob Aubrey 93 00 Herriotts Paint and Wallpaper .... 22.04 Cundiff Electric ert and CH . .""" 100 79 Wood bum Printing Co.-Inc clr ert . . 9 90 Putnam County Graphic, elect bd 28 50 General Telephone Co. of Inc CH 240 28 O. B. Foster 16 c0 FOX BOUNTY Charles Baldwio 3 no Elmer Budd 3.00 Richard Butts 3.00 Larry Cox 3.00 Ralph Hutcheson 3.00 Melvin K. Keyt 3 00 Henry Lancaster 3.00 Nancy Llvesay 3.00 James Kelly 3.00 Marvin Ogle 3.00 Larry Simms 3 00 Chester Spencer 3.00 Charles Richard Smiley 3 OO David Thomas 3 00 Mrs. James Torr 3,00 Mrs. Sharon Watson 3.00 WELFARE Far G. Ray. dir 425 00 Helen Werneke. vis 300.00 Grace H. McKeehan 300 00 Esther C Rice 300 00 Virginia M. Bowers 300.00 Letha C. Hurst, cl 300 OO Elaine Vote 275.00

Lyon and Boyd, atty 100.CO Dr. R. W. Vermillion, bd ........ 20.00 Irene Lane 20.00 John B. Boyd . . 30.00 Helen Werneke. mi 6 67 Grace II. McKeehan 40.00 Esther C. Rice 40 00 Virginia M. Bowers 40 OO Fay O Ray 31.08 Irene Lane 2.80 Fred N. Thompson . . 8.40 General Telephone Co 13.11 Metzger Lumber Co 150.00 HIGHWAY Maurice Kersey, Supt 416.65 Barbara Smith, cl 140 80 Susie Gail 250 50 Ralph Spencer, mech 400.00 Floyd Allen 308 OO James Curtis Boiler 300 60 Dean Leroy Branham 257.00 Olyn Campbell 283.90 Ralph E. Delp 326.70 Lawrence Dickerson 313.25 Robert R. Garl, Jr 288.00 Richard Gale Gray 317.70 Richard E. Huffman 300.13 Clarence Marshall 142 63 Jesse McGuire 287.30 Noble Austin 256 90 Elmer L. Budd 274 35 Sherman L. Clark 179.20 James P. Hassler 289 85 Gordon C. Hoffa ... 105.60 Vernie Larkin 121.50 Eugene Miller 264.00 Harry Miller 230.95 Lowell McCair.mack 121 50 George Talbott 292.37 Howard Tippln 273.07 Roy Weller 272.00 Otis Witty 263.17 Von York 264.00 Julian Petro 302.49 Clayton Sutton 295.80 John Walsh 293.13 Everett Curran 325.80 Buryi Guy 268 50 Frank Nelson 288.75 Wocdburn Printing Co.Inc 122.00 James M. Houck 14.38 Dept, of Water Works 71.58 Public Service Co 256.66 C. S. Atkins 885 00 Service Supply Co 13.95 Sherwin-Willlam Co 16.C3 Applegate Elevator Co 40 OO A. A. Huber and Sons CH and Clr ert 195 93 Laundry Ease. CH 9.70 Lee School Supply Co. Inc 67 18 Madison Chemical Corp 104 25 XT. S. Sanitary Specialties 94 20 Dept, of Sewage 92.80 Wm R Tipton, jail 33.50 Kenneth Knauer 20.00 Dept, of Water Works 17.85 Indiana Gas and Water Co 13.S9 Public Service Co 25.66 Russell A. Foxx 37.30 Ace Hardware 1.53 Lee School Supply Co 13.95 Helen Knauer 21.77 Dept, of Sewage 17.30 Wm R. Tipton. CF 47 OO Dorothy Irwin 2 30 Public Service Co 104 83 Currie Tin and Furnace Co. ...... 70.85 Ellett Plunmbing and Heating .... 56 00 Wm A. Lawrence 12.75 Colonial Baking Co 30 02 Glen O. Dudley 19 80 Handy's Milk and Ice Cream .... 65 01 Phillip) Electric 43.25 Poor and Co. 145.08 Carl A. Pursell 148 66 Zaring Processing Plant 30.20 Welter Seeley 15.00 William M Hurst comm 30.44 Robert H. Newgent 34 80 Marion Sears 225 00 Putnam County Graphic 8 06 The Daily Banner 155.59 Rector Funeral Home 100 00 Whitaker Funeral Home ........ 200 00 Jesse C. Ford, tax edi bd 16 00 Embert Gardner 16.00 Howard Williams 16.03 General Telephone Co 44.73 Claude Malarer 124 48 Charles Branneman 124 48 Public Service Co 40 53 Dept, of Water Works 8 85 King Morrison Foster 2.14 Municipal Equipment Co 238.81 Greencastle Automotive Supply .. 17.48 M and R. Auto Parts 157 01 Browning Raiator Service 10.00

Kendall’s Gaiage 15 00 Greencastle Tractor Sales. Inc . . 219 90 Deed's Eouipmcnt Co 4 7ft S and S Service 6.09 John Van**t Boiler Works 184.50 Reeves Welding and Repair Service 79.40 High Point Oil Co 971.73 Morrison's Tire and Retreading . . 793.43 Shaffer and Co 10.85 Madison Chemical Corp 20.95 Motor Fuel Tax Division . . : 94.29 Russellville Stone Co 223.95 Standard Materials Corp 2907.36 Ohio and Indiana Stone Corp . . . 721.37 Harris Stone Service 507.77 American Vitrified Products 15.08 Hartman and Sons .... .... 1126.56 Loganspbrt Metal Culvert Co. .. 964 60 Ladoga Culvert Co. : 2616 50 Brazil Hardware Co 10.61 White Junk Yard 95.00 Cash Concrete 2344 75 Shumaker Bros. Industries .... 6409 68 Sherwin Williams Paint Co 1 41 Leonard Boiler 41.50 Charles A. Cooper 35.00 Greencastle Welding and Gen Blacksmlthing 31 80 Craver Welding 4.00 A A Huber and Sons 7.75 Wilbur Grimes .. 131.00 Industrial Supply Co. 32.80 Todd's Ace Hardware 78.71 CUMULATIVE BRIDGE Bowman and Ferguston. Inc . . 1.312 SO Cash Concrete Products 741.10 Dorman, and Dean Eng. Service . . 350.00 E. E Huber and Sons 12.557.10 Losan-port Metal Culvert Co. Inc 2.022.54 Carl Arnold. Auditor 2t

Shcinwold On Bridge

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Use Your Brain In Return Lead By Alfred Sheinwold It isn’t true that you must always return the suit your partner has led. For example, you may not have a card of his suit. Or you may be taken suddenly ill in the middle of the hand and go off to the hospital without returning any card at all. A note from your doctor will clear your good name. A third possibility is that you may decide to use your brains. South dealer botlx sides vuTnerabJa NORTH A J 10 9 S? A 9 6 0 8 4 3 * J 10 7 2

WEST

EAST

A K 8 3 2

+ 16

J 8 4 3

K 10 7 J J

O K J 7 2

O 10 9 6

+ 5

A A 6 3

SOUTH A A Q 5 4

S? Q

O A Q 5 * K Q 9 8 4 South West North East 1 A Pass 2 A Pass 3 NT All Ptss OpcBiQg lead — 0 2 West opened the deuce of diamonds, and South won with the

queen. Declarer led a club to dummy’s jack and returned a club. East took the ace, and West discarded the deuce of spades. East was perfectly healthy. In fact he was Peter Pender, a celebrated athlete who conducts an ice-skating school in Van couver when he isn't winning bridge championships. Healthy or not, Pender did not return a diamond. Instead, Pender got off thin ice by returning the only card that could defeat the contract. It’s easy to find if you’re looking at all four hands, but Pender worked it out by logic. INFORMATION LEAD West’s opening lead was very informative. The deuce of diamonds was evidently fourth-best. Since West could not hold any diamond lower than the deuce, West started with only four diamonds. Surely West would have led from a five-card suit if he had held one. When West showed up with only one club, it was clear that he had four cards in each of the other suits. If West had four hearts, South had only one heart. Clearly hearts was the suit to attack. Since South's singleton heart might be the queen, Pender returned the king of hearts. This demolished poor South. He had only eight tricks at best. When he tried a spade finesse, the opponents ran the rest of the hearts and collected a twotrick penalty. If East had returned a diamond, South could have afforded the spade finesse. The defenders would take only two diamonds, a club, and a spade. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one club, and the next player passes. You hold: S-K 8 3 2 H-J 8 4 3 DK J 7 2 C-5 What do you say? Answer: Bid one diamond. With only 4-card suits, respond in the suit that can be bid most economically.

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