The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 April 1964 — Page 6

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GREBNCASTLE, INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

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FRI. SAT. SUN. APRIL 3-4-5 Adults Only! Jack Lemon Shirley MaeLaine “IRMA LA DOUCE” In Color and Panavision SAT. LATE SHOW! Hugh Marlowe “World Without End” In Color and Cinemascope

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ERL - SAT. - SUN. TRIPLE FEATURE ALL COLOR PROGRAM Jerry Lewis, Jill St. John & Agnes Moorehead “WHO’S MINDING THE STORE?" Kirk Douglas Anthony Quinn & Carolyn Jones “LAST TRAIN FROM GUN HILL” Rod Taylor Yvette Mimieux & Alan Young “THE TIME MACHINE”

Flight Delayed CAPE KENNEDY UPI — The first flight in the two-man Gemini space program slipped to April 8 Thursday but the U.S. moved a step closer to a May opener for Its three-man Apollo venture. The one-day postponement for the unmanned Gemini shot, already seven months behind its original schedule, was blamed on a short circuit in emergency ground support equipment.

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is Margaret Henry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Henry, 404 Linwpod Drive, Greencastle. She also participates in Y-teens and French Club. Margaret plans to attend Vanderbilt University at Nashville, Tennessee.

LADON — Roachdale 7:30 FRI. - SAT. 2:30 SUN.

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Writer Is Mother LONDON UPI — Miss Shelagh Delaney, 25-year-old author of the stage and screen hit “A Taste of Honey,” about a girl who has an illegitimate baby, gave birth to a daughter on March 4, London newspapers reported today. Miss Delaney, who is not publicly known to be married, was quoted by the Daily Mirror as saying “I’m not being a hypocrite. I’ve announced the birth. That’s as far as I’m going to go I don’t want to discuss it any more.”

Indian State College’s annual Club, G.A.A. and DCE are DebHigh School Day for Sopho- by Grilles’ main activities. Afmores, Juniors, and seniors will ter graduation she plans to bebe held April 4, on the Indiana come a florist. Debby resides State Campus. Several students with her mother, Mrs. Margurfrom G.H.S. will attend. ite Grimes, R. R. 1, Greencastle.

FOR SALE By Owner New Morrison Addition E. Logan St. Cloverdal© New 2 bedroom home. Large living room, guest closet. Bedrooms have extra large closets. Bath with large linen closet, family sized kitchen, with cabinets, range and hood. Utility room with washer and dryer, gas heat, attached garage, shrubbery, near school and down town. Before you buy see this. Can be seen any time. GLADYS E. RAY, Builder East Logan St. Ph. 795-4861 Cloverdale

Some Honeymoon BYFLEET, England UPI — Robin Pactat, 23, and his 20-year-old bride, learned Thursday night during their wadding reception that they have been given separate cabins at opposite ends of the ship during their five-day honeymoon cruise to the Canary Islands. The shipping company promised to switch the couple at least to adjoining rooms.

5-Year Plan

CARDIFF, Wales UPI — When David Bradshaw, 44, a laborer, was sentenced to four years in prison for shop-break-ing, he asked the judge Thursday for five years instead, with

the explanation, learn a trade.”

“I want to

Rare Dolphin MOSCOW UPI — Russian fishermen caught a white dolphin in the Black Sea, the official Soviet news agency Tass said Thursday. The rare albino fish weighed more than 130 pounds and was the first oil its kind caught in the Black Sea in more than 20 years, according to Tass.

NOW YOU KNOW Americans were photographed for the first time on their own soil in 1839 when inventor Samuel Morse made the first daguerretotypes with photographic equitment he brought from Paris, according to Metal Lath Association.

Up To High Court WASHINGTON UPI — The future nationality of Mrs. Angelika Schneider, a Smith College graduate and now a woman without a country, today rested with the U. S. Supreme Court. Mrs. Schneider, 30, a native of Germany, came to the United States at about the age of 5 and was naturalized in 1950. Her case is before the Supreme Court because she married Dieter Schneider, a German lawyer, and returned to live in

Germany.

Representatives from the U.S. Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and the local National Guard spoke to the Seniors Wednesday on the opportunities offered by the different branches of the Armed

Forces.

Principal Norman McCammon, along with other administrators in the state, attended the Governor’s Conference of Vocational Education, April 1, at the ISTA Building in Indianapolis.

Getting ready for graduation, the seniors chose navy blue for the color of their caps and gowns.

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Tickets at Coliseum & Claypool Ticket Agency ADULTS $1.00 CHILDREN 80$

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Marcia Hill The major activities of Marcia Hill are Business Club, Library, G.A.A. and Pep Club She resides with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hill, at 104 West Berry Street, Greencastle.

Rust’s Mobile Homes Quality Mobile Homes and Travel Trailers. GOSPORT, IXD.

Thief Uses Bike PLEASANT HILL, Calif. UPI —A hooded man carrying a revolver walked into the Mayfair Market Thursday, forced the manager and four clerks to lie on the floor, scooped up $300— and made his escape on a bicycle.

Action Not Talk JACKSONVILLE, Fla. UPI —Mrs. Malcolm Peabody, 72, mother of the Massachusetts governor, told a federal judge she decided to be arrested during a civil rights demonstration because ‘‘we’ve got to do something besides talk.” “All my life I’ve been concerned about discrimination and injustice,” she told District Judge Byran Simpson who heard arguments ror the second day on a request that he take jurisdiction of the cases of nearly 300 civil rights demonstrators arrested in St. Augustine.

Elected to the office of Business Manager of the yearbook was Gerald York and to the office of Editor, Kathy Carriker. It was election time this week at G.H.S. Next year’s sophomore, Junior and senior class officer candidates worked hard at their campaigns. The halls were decorated with clever posters; some of the candidates even distributed candy, campaign literature and buttons. The candidates carefully prepared the*speeches they gave in front of their classes. Voting day finally came and results will be announced later.

Emily Hendricks Emily Hendricks plans to attend Indiana State College following graduation. Her major activities are Pep Club, Y-teens and Spanish Club. Emily resides at R.R. 2, Cloverdale, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hendricks.

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THINKING OF A NEW HOME? Start Now To Get Your Conventional or FILY Loan Possible to buy with no down payment. 35 years to pay. Lots available in Greeneastle or in Rowings Addition South on 43 ROSS ALLEE AND SONS Phone OL 3-4072

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HEAR » LLOYD and GERTRUDE WARD Evangelist - Chalk Artist » Musicians Hear Mrs. Ward Preach from Her Wheel Chair First Church of The Nazarene 315 N. JACKSON GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

Karen Hoover Planning to attend Ball State in the fall, Karen Hoover’s main activities are Y-teens, Spanish Club. Medical Club and Latin Club. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hoover, 611 E. Seminary Street, Greencastle.

Margaret Henry President of Thespian Society

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Closing Out Sale As I am quitting farming, I will sell my entire line of farming equipment and household furniture at my farm, located 3 ' j miles southwest of North Salem, Ind., I'/j miles west of State Road 75, j/J mile east of the Putnam and Hendricks County Line Road on what is known as the Hughes Road and on what is known as the John Shirley Farm; on Saturday, April 11,1964 beginning promptly at 10:30 a.m., the following: FARM IMPLEMENTS: One Model 860—1955 model Ford tractor, equipped with two-way hydraulic cylinder control, wheel weights, live power take off, motor recently completely overhauled with new’ clutch; One model 89—1952 Ford tractor, oversize tires nearly new, hydraulic two-way cylinder control, and wheel weights; one three bottom 14 inch mounted plow with yetter cutters; one two bottom plow, mounted type; one series H wheel type 9 ft. double disc; one single cultipaeker 10 ft.; one Allis Chalmers combine Model 60 with mounted two row T cornhead and base harvester equipment, cornhead just 4 years old, only used three years on small acreage, in excellent condition; one New Idea ME 14 A. manure spreader in good condition; one New Idea wagon, large capacity with hyd. cylinder; one Model 20 Grain-O-Yator, 125 bu. capacity, equipped with unloading auger, will unload 50 bushels per minute, mounted on a Coby 10-A wagon; one Ford rotary 60 inch mower; model 22-60; one two row model 12-88 Ford corn planter with fertilizer boxes and soybean plates, also extensions for fertilizer and grain boxes; one lift type two row cultivator Model 13-1; one rotary hoe Model 1310, two row, lift type; one trailer type 175-gallon capacity Century Sprayer, an all purpose 6 row unit equipped with hand gun; one 9 ft. lime and fertilizer spreader Model 20-9 equipped with grass seeder; one Danuser Ford post hole digger with 4 inch and 9 inch aUger; one Ford Earthcavator. One rear mounted scoop; one Ford subsoiler Model 1089 equipped with attachments for laying plastic pipe and cable, etc.; one Ford rear mounted crane Model 19-52: one rear mounted platform lift, 1000 pound capacity; one McCullough 33-B chainsaw; 3 rotary yard mowers; one reel type mower; one yard riding type tractor with automatic clutch; one Radson electric moisture tester Model 20-E for grain; one Daird & White surveying instrument with tripod, measuring stick and case complete; two galvanized water tanks; extension ladders; other ladders; several step ladders; one lot of ropes, chains, tools, block and tackle, forks, shovels; one lot of miscellaneous Items found about a barn; one two wheel horse job cart with seat large enough for two, upholstered, with tarpaulin cover, this cart is as good as new; one handy-man jack; one cattle hay rack; one good set of platform scales; one nearly new slip scoop; one aluminum 8’ fishing boat. HOUSEHOLD GOODS: One lot of Furniture consisting of occasional chairs, bedroom furniture, floor coverings, living room furniture, lawn furniture, pots and pans, one lot of cooking utensils; one new bath tub; cabinet lavatory; one lot of other items found about a home; one children’s outdoor gym and slide equipment; adult and children’s clothing, cooking stove (gas); electric refrigerator. MR. and MRS. JOHN W. SHIRLEY, Owners R. R. 1, North Salem, Indiana Terms of Sale: Cash Victor Carpenter, Auetioneer Russell Owens, Clerk Lunch to be served. Not responsible for accidents. You are invited to inspect this property one week before sale date.