The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 March 1964 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLt, INDIANA

MON., MARCH 9, 1964. Pcge 3

Parking Crackdown WASHINGTON UPI — The State Department is cracking down on one of the sacred privileges of foreign diplomats in Washington - ignoring parking regulations. In a note delivered to all diplomatic missions Friday, the department served notice that from now on diplomats will receive real police parking tickets instead of warning notices. If they don’t pay them they will not be issued diplomatic license plates.

NOTICE OF SALE

NAME: Gilbert L. Horton and Ma> Baret P. Horton ADDRESS: Electronic AccounUng Card Corporation. 2406 National Blvd. CITY: High Point.. North CaroUna You end each of you are hereby notified that we will on the 20lb day of March. 1904. at 10 o’clock In the forenoon at 801 East Washington Street, Greencastle, Indiana, offer for sale to the hiahest bidder for cash, the following de.-cribed personal property, as one unit South Bend Lathe attachments and

motor

American Lathe attachments with motor and transmission

Bench Grinder

Valve Grinder 4 >

Acetylene Welder

Benches and Cabinets Miscellaneous electric fixtures Floor-type Drill Press and motor

-REGIONAL tempts. Weakness on the line wasn't the nnlv footer th** scoring. Out of 89 trys the Cubs could only hit for 33 field goals. But it was field goals that Ron Chadd and Ron York sparkpluged into the third quarter scoring binge. Ron York led the scoring with 26 points. Chadd and Blotch followed with 24 and 12 respectively. Big Don Davies held the scoring honors for Turkey Run with 25 points. Roy Sollars and Keith Newlin went into double figures with 11 and 10. Greencastle (82) FG FT PF Cooper ..... 3 0 5 York, R. 11 4 4 Walbring 0 3 1 York, D. 0 0 2 Chadd 11 2 4 Blotch 524 Kehrer 115 York, G. : 2 4 3 Total S3 16 2M Turkey Run (79) FG FT PF DePugh 0 8 3 Dickerson 3 14 Sollars l 3 5 4 Chamness 14 0 Davies 10 5 3 Hutson 111 Newlin 2 6 2 Fritts 4 15 Totals 24 SI 20

CrawfordsYille (63) FG Curran 2 Williams 9 Wilson 6 McCarthy 4 Johnson 5 Hybarger 2 Rowan 1 Total 29 Williamsport (62) FG Armstrong 8 High 2 Holloway 7 Van Leer 2 Tanner 6 Tate 0 Totals 25

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James B. Rowan became the

Kalamazoo Horizontal Band Cutoff Saw hero of the afternoon as his 4-

second field goal ripped the nets to put Craw’fordsville into a 1point lead as the Athenian's grabbed a heartbreaker from beneath the noses of the Williams-

port Bombers, 63-62.

Craw’fordsville trailed most of the game. Their first lead came with 6:24 to play. But that lead was taken away from them as Jeff Holloway came through with a field goal. Their second lead came with that final 4-second

shot.

The Athenians only toed the charity line nine times during the game. They hit five of those nine attempts. Williamsport, on the other hand, had 19 attempts with 12 being pushed through. Williamsport ran into trouble in the last quarter when their scoring fell. Crawfordsville only gave them nine field goal attempts with five of them being

good.

Bob Williams scored 19 points for the Athenians with Gary Wilson and Eric Johnson 14 and 11 respectively. Williamsport’s Mike Armstrong lead the game scoring with 21. Bob Tanner finished out the game with 15 and Jeff Holloway with 14.

with motor

Ohio Universal Mill and attachmenia

with motor

Landis Cylindrical Grinder with mo-

tors

20 Ton Press Surface Grinder with motor Bench-type Drill Press with motor No 1400 Delta Belt Sander with motor Avery Sliding Head Drill Press with

motor

Band Saw with Gear Reducer and motor base Eeco Tapping Head No 2 Bliss-Stiles Punch Press and

motor

Air Compressor with motor Sheet Metal Brake Impact Wrench 220-1 Phase G E. Electric Welder. 23 H P 300 Amp. Generator

Hoist

Shear Dies for Punch Press Dividing Head and attachments Stanle- Heavy Duty Contour Router Indexing-type Rotary Table Electric Hand Drill, motors, and other miscellaneous small tools taken by us a- the property of FIRSTCITIZENS BANK & TRUST COMPANY, 1 NORTH INDIANA STREET. GREEN- : E. INDIANA, by virtue of our right thereto under a certain Hen given to us to secure the payment ot 96.328 08. and the proceeds from the sale will be applied upon said indebtedness to r» duct- »me amount, now owed to us be ’ ah Gilbert L. Horton and Margaret P. Korton. but that the remainder thereof v ill be collected by Judgement and levy of execution, if necessary. Govern yourselves accordingly FIRST - CITIZENS BANK ti TRUST COMPANY By G W Edwards. Vice President PUBLIC NOTICE OF THIS SALE HAS BEEN POSTED ACCORDING TO LAW Dated this 3rd day o! March. 1964.

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Tigers Place In Swimming Meet DePauw’s varsity swimmers were limited to two fourths, a a fifth and two sixth place finishes in the Indiana Collegiate Conference meet in Valparaiso Saturday and finished last in a field of five. The Tigers scored 13 points, vrell behind fourth place Ball State’s 33, Valparaiso’s 55, Evansville’s 73 and Indiana State's winning 104. Two DePauw entries were disqualified. Bruce Huston, who finished third in the 160-yard individual medley, and DePauw’s freestyle relay team both were sidelined for technical infractions.

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1.366 Tickets For Local Fans As the smallest school entered, 1.366 tickets have been allotted to Greencastle High School for the semi-state basketball tourney at Lafayette. This should be enough for the normal following of local fans. If the requests received through Monday by 4:00 p.m., exceeds this number, they will be distributed on the standard pattern followed in previous tourneys. That is first consideration will be given Greencastle Senior High School students, immediate families of basketball team members, regular season adult ticket holders, and school staff members. Beyond the regular season holders all names and addresses on the request slips will be cheeked as closely as possible to give first consideration to the fans of the Greencastle School Community. Please do not ask for tickets for people from oth-

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All Credit Goes To UCLA Team NEW YORK UPI — John Wooden of UCLA today gave all the credit to his players following his selection as United Press International college basketball coach of the year. The choice of the 53-year-old grandfather in a nationwide poll of 293 sportswriters, editors and broadcasters was a natural as he led the rop-ranked Bruins to their first unbeaten season in history. UCLA wound up its regular campaign with a 26-0 record and is favored to go on to capture the NCAA championship starting this week.

Airliner Hits Home CHICAGO UPI — A nonscheduled airliner carrying 28 ski enthusiasts home from a weekend holiday in upper Michigan crashed into a split-level home in suburban Hoffmann Estates today. The co-pilot, Danny Jordan of Gary, Ind., was killed in the crash. All 28 passengers, dressed in ski outfits and members of the Fox Valley Snowdrifters Ski Club, walked away from the plane with only minor injuries.

£aves Man’s Life LOS ANGELES UPI — “Hang on.” yelled bus driver C.L. Smitli to his passengers, and he took his bus almost five miles off his route to a hospital. One of the passengers had just suffered a heart attack. The attending physician said Smith's action Saturday probably saved the life of Warren Benoit. 56, of Los Angeles. “I knew he wasn’t drunk.” Smith said. “I was afraid there wouldn't be time to call and wait for an ambulance. That man needed help.” Civil Rights Debate Starts WASHINGTON UPI — The long-awaited Senate debate on the administration’s sweeping civil rights bill was to begin today wuth Southern opposition prepared to battle the legislation until summer. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, D-Mont.. planned to call up the measure to ban racial discrimination in voting, education, employment, unions, public accomodations and use of federal funds. He had the full support of President Johnson in trying to push the bill through in the form passed by the House last month. N

VIC TOR’S WIFE GETS A KISS Mrs. Marjorie McKeithen gets an impromptu kiss from her husband, John, .at their home in Columbia, La., after he won the general election for governor. A Democrat, McKeithen defeated Republican Charlton Lyons by over 166,000 votes. He will take office in May.

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