The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 November 1963 — Page 3
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GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
Cloverdale School News hoping to make it two straight The Cloverdale basketball team by beating Fillmore on Friday has good reason to be proud. The night, November 8. Last Friday boys won their first ballgame of at the Eminence game both of the season, with Eminence, and Cloverdale’s teams won. John
YOU'RE TELLING ME! By WILLIAM RITT ' Central Press Writer
MON., NOV. 11, 1963. Page 3
Price turned out a good performance for the “B" team and Jay Gaddis was outstanding for the varsity. The Cloverdale G.A.A. League held their Formal Initiation for officers on Thursday, November 7. Several guests were in attendance!' Our sponsors: Mrs. Truesdel and Mrs. Garrett were presented with lovely flower ar-
THE JAPANESE government [from lias begun Issuing “forgeryproof” 1,000-yen banknotes. The new paper money is printed in 15 colors; Looks like the end of the rainbow for Nipponese coun-
terfeiters!
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The canine mascot of Britain's Royal Ulster Rifles' First Battdiion has been promoted to acting sergeant because of "discipline, efficiency, ctc. u A real dog-of-wart
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On reading that an Identical twin has won the “Miss Israel'' beauty contest, Zadok Dumkopf says he thinks her sister should demand a recount.
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Twelve monkeys, en route from San Francisco to a Detroit medical laboratory, escaped
cages at a Chicago af^ port. Guess they decided they didn’t want to bo What th» dog**
tor ordered.
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The yo-yo, we read in a men* cantile report, has once again bounced into great popularity with the younger set. There’a one toy that certainly has its
ups-and-doicns.
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Unseasonably high tempera* hires have kept many Canadian migratory birds from starting south. That kind of weather is for us, too!
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The Russian newspaper Izve9* tia charges that a Moscow bakery outfit has been turning over chocolate cookies to a livestoclc farm to be bed to the hogs. How’s that for a sweet scandal?
Let Jim do it
rangements. Noted guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Hayes, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Mrs. Adrian Morrison. Refreshments were enjoyed by all. Wednesday, November 6, was bowling night for the G.A.A. girls. The sophmores won the game again. The highest score was made by a freshman, Shirley Curtis, who had 129. The highest
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of the sophmores was Cathy McCullough, 125—the junior was Linda Cummings, 118—and the senior was Jackie Jean Cassady with 115. The G.A.A. girls are to be the guests of Martinsville G.A.A. on November 18. They are to have a skating party. This Saturday night they are to play at Jeff in Lafayette; the State Badminton Tournament. The personalities of Cloverdale s Senior Class have been elected. They are as follows:
Most popular: Don Larkin and Jackie Jean Cassady. Best Looking: Gary Staley and Diana Cochran. Most Likley to Succeed: Connie Elmore and Bill Dodge. Most studious: Eloise Hamblen and John Stukey. Most Athletic: John Nees and Brenda Dunagan. Most Muscial: Jackie Cummings and Daryl Branneman. Barbara Kyle, news reporter
The longest pontoon bridge used in the Civil War was set up on the James River in June 1864 for the Federal army to cross. It was 2,100 feet long. Three schooners and 101 pontoons were used. The bridge was built in eight hours by Federal army engineers. The newest sun peepers for youngsters are tight-fitting and have face-molded frames, plus a hard-to-break lens. The manufacturer says the wrap-around specs can be worn safely by children at play. (Bachmann Bros., 1400 East Erie Ave., Philadelphia. Pa.).
Card of Thanks We wish to thank our friends and relatives in and around Putnam County for expressions of sympathy, beautiful floral offerings and other courtesies extended at the passing of our beloved mother—Mabel Stultz. We especially wish to thank the entire staff of the HopkinsWalton Funeral Home for their kind and understanding services. Son and daughters. 11-lt
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