The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 November 1963 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

GREFNCASTLE, INDIANA

THURS., NOV. 7, 1963. Pan* 3

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NOTICE TO TAXPAYEKS Notice Is hereby civen to the taxpayers of Putnam County. Indiana that The County Council of said county will meet at the usual meeting place In the Court House in the City of Greencastle. Indiana. at the hour of 10 00 A M. on the 20th day of November. 1963. to consider the following additional appropriations and transfers which the Board ol County Commissioners considers necessary to meet the extraordinary emergencies existing at this time, which were not included in the current budget. COl'NTY REVENUE ADDITIONAL* Cammlssionrrs: * 201—Communication & Transportation 150 00 413—Expense Inmates State Inst 2000 00 TOTAL COUNTY REVENUE ADDITIONAL* TMM.M HIGHWAY ADDITIONAL* 103A—Wages. Drivers Mech. ... 7500.00 201C—^Telephone & Telegraph .... 50 00 208A -Gasoline & Diesel Fuel .. 1200 00 288B—oil. Grease & Antifreeze .. 612 00 3*4—Lumber 1000 00 387—Cement. Lime & Calcium .. 400 00 308B—Bituminous Material 200 00 402 Rents & Machine Hire 400 00 403—Social Security 150.00 TOTAL HIGHWAY ADDITIONAL* ... tll.512.nO HIGHWAY REDUCTIONS 103C—Single Hands 7500 00 204A—Adv. & Notices 50.00 204C Printing & Other Off. Supp 100 00 30*0 Tires A Tubes 1000.00 2I3A—Office Equipment 150 00 3© -Tile 2 Sewer Pipe .......... 100 00 3064—Nails Si Misc. Mat 400 00 602.A—Trucks .. 612 00 TOTAL HIGHWAY REDUCTIONS 10.012.00 Taxpayers may appear at this meeting and shall have the right to be heard on the necessity for sach emergency appropriations. Any emergency appropriations finally determined upon will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will h o 1 d a further hearing thereon within fifteen days at the County Auditor's Office At such hearing taxpayers desiring to object to such emergency appropriation may be heard, and any interested taxpayers may Inquire of the County Auditor when such hearing will be held. Dated this 4th day of November. 1963 Carl Arnold. Auditor of Putnam County 7-14-2t NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Putnam Circuit Court of Putnam County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that Mary Rogers McCarthy was on October 30. 1963 appointed executor of the will of Bertha E Rogers, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must file the same ir said court -rithin six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, on October 30. 1963. Jack P. Hinkle. Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court for Putnam County. Indiana Wernle & Ristlne. Crawfordsville, Indiana Attorneys for Estate. Estate No. 10331. 31-7-14-31 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Circuit Court of Putnam County. Indiana. Notice is hereby given that Lucilla Hutcheson was on the 6th day ol November. 1863. appointed. Executrix of the Will of Ira Hutches©*, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must

the same in said court within six (6) months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle Indiana this 6th day of November. 1963. Probate Cause No 10335. Jack P. Hinkle. Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County. Indiana. J. Frank Durham. Attorney. 7-14-21-31 - NEWS — First Citizens Bank W L 1st Citz. Bk. No. 1 22 8 Murphy's Mara. ...... 20 10 Pepsi Cola 16 14 Whitaker F. H 15 15 Motor Freight 14 16 Town Tavern 12 18 1st Citz. Bk No. 2 11 19 Cochran's Furniture 10 20 High Indiv. Game: P. Huxford 199 Hi Indiv. Series: P. Huxford 532 High Team Game: Motor Freight 772 High Team Series: Murphy's Marathon 2160. 425 Series and Over: Huxford 532. Justus 501. Shaw 486, Davies 466. Douglas 457, Lancaster 456. Tharp 452, Godfrey 440, Atwell 438. Hampton 438, Leer 437, Hurst 436, Gooch 435. Delp 425. Automotive League W L York's Grocery 54 34 Moose No. 2 52 36 Eddies 52 36 Mason's 50 38 Monon 48 40 Moose No. 1 48 40 Mallory 30 58 Shetrone 18 70 500 Series— R. Crawley 559, R. Hampton 559. H. Gillaspy 551, D. Bowman 546, R. Taylor 538, B. Alexander 537, L. Jone 533, B. Vogel 524, G. Crawley 517, K. Stevens 515, C. Crawley 507, R. Furney 506. K. Finchum 504. N. Hpffa 504, E. Irwin 504. 200 Games: D. Bowman 203, R. Hampton 203, B. Vogel 201. Jaycee Bantam MLte<* A L Deem Music _ 25 b

Team 6

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Gordon Foods

Team 4

Team 10

Fenwick Gar.

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Staley Mov. & Stor.

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Coca Cola

V.F.W. Ladies Aux.

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325 Series & Over:

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371, Steve Walker 366, Terry Torr 342, Richard Collins 342, David Brattain 340, Dennis Atchley 333, Rick Bundy 332, Ricky Williams 327, Gary Walker 326.

Shcinwold On Bridge Know The Odds To Play Correctly By Alfred Sheimvold When an opponent goes to a great deal of trouble to lose his contract don't snicker at him. If it weren't for foolish opponents the rest of us wouldn't look so smart. North dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH A 10 4 3 2 9? Q 8 4 O K Q + A Q J 2 WFST FAST A A A K J 9 S?9652 <?10 73 0 1 10 9 8 O A 7 5 3 *9653 * 10 84 SOUTH A Q 8 7 6 5 A K J 0 6 4 2 * K 7 North East South West 1 * Pass 1 A Pass 2 A Pass 4 A All Pass Opening lead — 0 J East won the first trick with

Net Schedule Friday Eminence at Reelsville Dover at Bainbridge Linden at Russellville Roachdale vs. Belle Union, Greencastle Cloverdale at Fillmore Saturday Bainbrtdpe at Roachdale

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the ace of diamonds and returned a diamond to dummy’s king. Declarer returned a trump from dummy, and East quite naturally played the nine. At this point South could play any of his five spades without revoking. As luck would have it. South played the queen—the only spade that could cost him his contract. West won with the ace of spades, and East later got two more spade tricks. Down one. The odds seemed to be 4 to 1 that South would pick the right spade play, but South went out of his way to make the losing

play.

SELDOM MATTERS In a ^ase of this kind it seldom matters what South does. If the missing four spades are divided 2-2, South will lose two trump tricks no matter how he plays the suit. If West has A-K-J of spades (after East has followed with the nine), South must lo.se three tricks whether he stands on his head or on his

feet.

South’s play matters only if West has a singleton spade. West may have the ace, the king, or the jack. If West has the ace or the king. South must play low. Only if West has the singleton jack should South put up the queen of spades. The odds are therefore 2 to 1 in favor of the low

play.

In short, if South thought about his play, the odds were 2 to 1 in favor of playing a low spade. If South picked a spade by chance, the odds were 4 to 1 that he would pick a low spade. He really had to go out of his way to play the queen but that's the way most bridge players are. And isn't that nice for the rest of us! DAILY m’ESTION Partner opens with three clubs, and the next player passes. You hold: S-Q 8 7 6 5 H-A K J D6 4 2 C-K 7. What do you say? Answer: Pass. Your partner should have considerably less than the value of an opening bid. and the play for game should be non-existent. If your partner makes shutout bids with good hands, as some players do, bid fhree notrump with this hand.

Old Sold Will Play At Valpo The Indiana Collegiate Conference's own version of the “irresistible versus the immovable’’ will be played out this Saturday afternoon when DePauw’s Tigers visit Valparaiso. The Crusaders head the current ICC total offense statistics with a lusty 353 yards per game while DePauw, which has been accenting the negative, has held its five previous ICC opponents to a league low of 175 yards pei’ game. On paper the Crusaders look unbeatable. They possess the nation's number two small college passer in Dave Lass. Lass has personally gathered 1.210 yards -—more than the entire DePauw backfield. Lass-mates are Dick Pohlman, Bill Schade and Mike McGuigan, all among the ICC s top seven pass receivers. They not only throw the ball, but they kick it too. Rich Raridatz paces ICC punters with a fat 41.3 yards per boot. There appear to be a couple of precedents for predicting the type of game it might be. Two weeks ago Ball State and the Crusaders entered a similar battle with similar ICC credentials—top offense vs. top defense. Either Ball State forgot its role or it got carried away watching Valparaiso scamper up and down the field. The score was 48-40. Valpo. As if to reinforce this speculation, the Valpo-De-Pauw series over the past nine years has produced 384 points, an average of better than 20 per team per game.

Senators Agree On Investigation WASHINGTON UPI Senators investigating the Bobby Baker case agreed unanimously to h i r e a chief counsel outside the government ami give Republican members the right to call closed door witnesses and launched investigative leads. Chairman B. Everett Jordan of the Rules Committee also announced that the minority members were authorized to desig-

nate an associate counsel of their choosing who would have “access to information nem oy the chief attorney. The commiiiee -ss investigating the outside business interests of former Senate Democratic Secretary Robert G. Baker, who resigned his $19,600 post on Oct. 7 following publicity about his nonSenate activities. The committee announced Th e average pork producer Tuesday that it had hired Wil- now gets seven pigs a litter, liam E. Meehan, a retired FBI which make him about 95 cents veteran, as its chief investigat- an hour on his labor. If he could or. Meehan, 52, is a native of £ et 10 P^ 8 P er litter * his labor Lilly Pa. would be worth $3 per hour.

FIRE’S C AUSES CHICAGO (UPI) — Nearly one-fourth of all fires are caused by matches an \ smoking, says the National Board of Fire Underwriters. Misuse of electrical equipment causes one-fifth, and every tenth fire is caused by a defective heating plant. Three out of four firoc! -iro thf» resuH nf carelessness.

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NEW YORK (UPI)—An enterprising group of women from Westchester County, N. Y., has come up with an effective method of handling suburban mobility. They rent cars in groups of four to a car, taking turns paying the bills and doing the driving. One car rental service reports that an increasing number of wotnen’s groups in New Jersey, Long Island, N. Y. and suburban communities around Chicago, Philadelphia and Los Angeles has made similiar arrangements.

Bill Oberlin, formerly of Greencastle, received a $150 award for scholarship and leadership in DePauw University’s Air Force ROTC detachment at last weekend's annual Dads' Day review. Oberlin, who now lives in Indianapolis with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William VV. Oberlin. is shown receiving the award from Pam Fuller, commander of Angel Flight, coed auxiliary to the cadet honorary Arnold Air Society.

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