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

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1964 Page 3

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The Child Welfare League of America reports that 99 per cent of day-care arrangements for children of working mothers consists of informal arrangements between a mother and another individual — neighbor, relative, or paid sitter.

New canned goods flavors for small fry are chicken soup and applesauce with pineapple. Both come in strained style for infants and junior style for slightly older chillren. (Gerber.)

CLOVERDALE SCHOOL NEWS RELEASE

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HOLDING "CLUNKY'

Ted Britton is pictured holding “Clunky,” his friend from Jamaica. Ted spent six months recently in Jamaica as an International Farm Youth Exchange (IFYE) from Indiana. Ted Britton. Putnam County’s first IFYE, presented to the 4-H Junior Leaders and IFYE donors an interesting set of slides and told of his exciting experiences during his visit in Jamaica. Ted arrived on the scene last Thursday night riding a burro, depicting Jamaica's most common rural mode of transportation in contrast to ♦he modern vehicles that the city dwellers enjoy. Ride burro was also a surprise for Ted. A ed now spends much of his time telling his story of Jamaica to various community groups in an effort to promote the IFYE motto “World Peace Through Understanding.” Photo by Martin Kruse

Cloverdale High School's representatives to Girls State are, from left to right. Miss Phyllis Furr, Miss Shirley Runnells, and

Miss Sandra Lewis.

Miss Phyllis Furr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Furr, has been a member of the Cloverdale High School Band for six years and is one of the Twirlers having attended the Smith Walbridge Twirling Camp in 1963. is a member of the National Honor Society, G.A.A., Thespians, School Paper Staff, and Yearbook Staff. She plans to attend Indiana St*te College. Miss Shirley Runnells, daughter of Mrs. Pauline Runnells, has been active in the National Honor Society, G.A.A.. Science Club, a member of the Paper Staff, and a member of 4-H. Miss Sandra Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lewis, was treasurer of her Junior Class, treasurer of the Science Club. Secretary of the Latin

tloosier Corn jCrop Planted

♦ LAFAYETTE. Ind. UPI — ♦finety-five per cent of Indiana’s lorn croo has been planted, ag3

ricultural statistician Robert E. Straszheim of Purdue reported today in his weekly crop report. The percentage planted is above the 90 per cent normal for this date. Corn averages 4 inches tall compared with a usual 6 inches

I Club and Junior Editor of the yearbook. She is a member of the National Honor Society and the National Thespian Society. She has been a member of the band for 6 years and plays sax- | ophone and piano. She also plays in the dance band and the Pep Band. She attended Indiana State College Summer Band Clinic the past 2 years. She is on the paper staff and the Yearbook Staff. She is also active in the local Methodist Church. She is pianist for the MYF and vicepresident of the local group. She is President of the Clay, Owen, and Putnam County SubDistrict MYF. She has majored in Science, English, and Mathematics and after graduation, plans to further her education at Purdue University. Besides these girls the Auxi- ; ville. Eminence, and Fillmore liary of the Hurst-Collins No. 281 sponsors a girl from Reels-

High School.

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by this date. Soybean planting was 85 per cent complete by last weekend. 10 percentage points ahead of usual. Cool dry deather slowed j growth of the spring planted (crops as w^ell as winter wheat. ! Abaut 15 per cent of the wheat icrop has turned compared to 3 usual 25 per cent. By the weekend topsoil moisture supplies were mostly adequate in southern areas but mostly short in others, but this

did not take into account some spotty weekend rain measuring up to nearly 1.5 inches. Half of the first cutting of alfalfa was completed, ahead of usual, and about one-fourth of the first cutting of clover was finished, also a little ahead of normal.

Wooden lawn furniture Is open to attack from moisture from above and below. Unprotected wood draws moisture from the ground.

RUBY TALK—Chief Justice Earl Warren (white hair) leaves Dallas County Jail after talking to Jack Ruby, condemned for shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald. Warren heads the commission Investigating assassination of President Kennedy.

"It started as a crossroad country store. The profits were saved at Greencastle Savings & Loan ... who then financed new homes all over the area."

Len Pennyworth Says: Sideline Business Ventures Profitable For Other Fellow Most of my sideline business the milk bill soon became a ventures have been very profit- costly maintenance item. Her able for those who have sup- capacity for store bought feed

plied the commodities and services to keep these enterprises

was unlimited and the milk had to be forcibly taken from her.

afloat. My net gain has to be After computing the cost of charged to experience. material and labor, I quit comOnce I was all fired up about ; Paining about the cost of milk raising chickens, and since they j in cartons or bottles, are supposed to scratch for a These attempts of mine to living, there seemed to be no Ulster the income have been way that I could lose. Some- sma11 sca!e deals - but the y P oint

time later I went out of Susiness because I got tired of support-

up the fact that nearly all people need professional advice

ing a feed store. My loss was before they invest substantially

their gain. Since sheep grow wool on

in new or continuing businesses. A proven way to evaluate a money-making idea is to seek

IKE SUMMONS SCRANTON—In an apparent effort to keep the Republican National Convention open, former President Dwight D. Eisenhower summoned Gov. William Scranton to his Gettysburg farm to discuss Scranton’s chances of getting the Republican Presidential nomination. After the meeting in an answer to a question on whether he would join any movement to “stopGoldwater,” Scranton said “he would not be a part or parcel of any movement against anyone for the Presidency and would support whoever is the nominee.”

their own Lime and will eat the opinion of a staff member of

anything that comes through the ground, I figured to come out anead on my small flock. I failed to consider that grass

the Full Service Central National Bank. With years of practical experience to their credit, Central’s personnel have

doesn’t grow in the winter and | become close students of busithat “city farmers” who buy 1 ness trends and conditions and hay usually pay for it out of are thus qualified to advise their salaries and not from their customers in all matters sheep profits. of business investment. The cow that was supposed (Copyright David Barr, paid to pay for herself by eliminating adv., 1964).

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