The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 July 1964 — Page 2

Page 7 WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1964

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

THE DAILY BANNER

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Dear Editor: The present problem regarding the necessity of correcting the dangerous curve on and widening of North Arlington Street points up the real need for a written comprehensive plan for our city. This condition has been developing for many years. As new housing sprang up along Arlington with the Arlington Heights, Hillcrest and Sherwood subdivisions, this main north-south artery carried heavier traffic every year. It was apparent that the problem would become more serious and eventually require attention. The League of Women Voters has tried for several years to inform the community that many problems, such as Arlington street, might be avoided in the future if Greencastle had a comprehensive plan now. A Birthilay Celebrated Sunday A birthday dinner was held Sunday. July 26th. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Janies Gaston, Fillmore. R. 1, honoring members of the family having birthdays in July and August. Those present having birthdays in July were Henry Buis and granddaughter. Linda Head. July 27th: Scottie Crawford. August 2nd: Joanne Crawford. August 9th; and Mary Kelley, August 27th. Everyone brought well filled baskets and all did justice to the many good things to eat. Those present were Mr. and

Such a document would set up a guide for future street, thoroughfare and highway development for the next twenty years. It would include plans not only for streets but also for locations of future schools, public buildings, parks, recreational areas, public utilities, as well as other aspects to coordinate all phases of sound, orderly growth over the next two decades. The League contends that a written comprehensive plan would be of particular value in the development of the twomile fringe area over which the city has jurisdiction. Planning now could eliminate many future problems and thereby save many tax dollars. Sincerely yours, Board of Directors League of Women Voters of Greencastle. I Mrs. A1 Head and Linda of Acton, Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. ! Edwin Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leonard and children, Hannah and Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Crawford and son Scottie of Greencastle. Roy Graver of Bowling Green. Indiana: Mr. and Mrs. Buis and children, vVayne, Darrell, Deanie. Jeannie, and David of Coatesville, R. 2; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buis and Eugene, the host, the hostess, and son Mike of Fillmore, R. 1; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Graver and Kathie, Karen O’Neal, and Mrs. Velma Chew called in the afternoon. The afternoon was spent vis-

iting and having a good time. All left late hoping to all be together this time next year.

kids-grown-ups-go 1964 Co. Fair

Hot-Day Treat: Olive Miracle Molds

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Sheinwold On Bridge

bid. It is very close, and most players would open the hand; but most experts would pass.

Two Safety Plays In Single Hand

By Alfred Sheimvold

National Men’s Team Champion One of the most difficult hands in the recent Intercollegiate Championships required declarer to make two safety

35c per wook P la y s - ° ne was standard, but

MoiUd in Putnam Co. $7.00 p.r y.or the Other took a bit Of thought.

Outside of Putnam Co. $8.00 per year

Sprightly seasoned tomato aspic is given a deliciously different flavor twist with the addition of ripe olives, salad dressing and whipped cream for “Olive Miracle Molds.” Garnish them with shrimp, sliced tomatoes, whole ripe olives and potato chips and serve them with deviled eggs and a cooling beverage. These refreshing salad molds will be the mainstay of a most satisfying meal on a hot day. Olive Miracle Molds 1 cup ripe olives 14 cup salad dressing

1 cup tomato juice

1 tablespoon grated onion

1 teaspoon salt

V4 teaspoon celery seed

Yi teaspoon sugar

Pinch black pepper 1 envelope plain gelatin

Yt cup cold water

Cut olives into large pieces, saving a few whole olives for garnish. Heat tomato juice, onion and seasonings in covered saucepan about 5 minutes. Soften gelatin in cold water; dissolve in hot tomato juice mixture. Chill until slightly thickened. Blend with salad dressing and cream. Fold in cut olives. Pour into 5 or 6 individual molds: chill until firm. Rinse, drain and chill shrimp. Unmold salads on lettuce-lined plates; garnish with shrimp, tomatoes, chips and whole olives. Makes 5 or 6 salads.

Outside of Indiana $12.00 par year Bible Thought We know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to who are the called according to His purpose. Romans 8:28. Things do not just happen. Life is not a matter of fate. God is in control. For commited to his will, He makes all things work out for their ultimate good.

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Marriage License Steven Gary Lasley, United States Air Force, Cloverdale Route 3, and Sharon Marie Hervey, at home, Cloverdale Route 1

Hospital Notes Dismissed Tuesday: Orville Hill, Lisa Bitzer, Kevin Bitzer, Mrs. James Phipps and daughter, Abb Alee, Dorothy Waddell, all of Greencastle.

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DRASTIC REDUCTIONS AT TROVER'S Our entire stock of Summer goods is drastically reduced from 33V^% to 50% to make room for new Fall merchandise. Everything must go. Below are just a few of the many items on sale! All sales final!

LADIES SUMMER DRESSES Reg. 11.98 Values 7.77

LADIES COTTON BLOUSES Reg. 3.00 Values 1.97

SUMMER STOCK OF JEWELRY Vz Price

Plus Tax

LADIES SUMMER SKIRTS Reg S 98 Values 3.97

LADIES KNIT T-SHIRTS Reg. 4 00 Values 2.77

LADIES COTTON JAMAICAS Reg 4.00 Values 2.77

NYLON LACE PANTIES Reg 1 00 Values

LADIES NYLON SLIPS Reg 4 00 Values 2.77

LADIES QUALITY GIRDLES Reg. 6.95 Values 4.77

LARGE SELECTION SWIM SUITS Reg 1300 8.77

LADIES SUMMER ROBES Reg 6.98 Values 4.77

LADIES SUMMER PURSES

Reg. 3.00 Values

Plus Tax

1.97

GIVE-AWAY PRICES AT TROYER’S

3 More Killed In State Traffic By United Press International Three traffic fatalities Tuesday raised Indiana's 1964 death toll to at least 678 compared with 683 a year ago. Murl Page, 54, Vincennes, was killed when his big truck sideswiped a road mower North of Princeton. jackknifed and plunged into a ditch. David Shern, 19, Vincennes, operator of the mower, was uninjured. William L. Kissinger, 75, Columbia City, was injured fatally when he apparently dozed while driving to a lake to fish. His car went out of control and smashed a tree on a country road west of Columbia City. Mrs. Toni Davis, 17, Carmel, was killed when her convertible ran off U.S. 31 north of Indianapolis and hit a utility pole.

Personal And Local News

Declarer wins the opening club lead in dummy and must win five tricks in each red suit to assure the slam. He begins by leading the ace of hearts

from dummy.

The theory of this standard

The Clinton Falls Ladies Aid safety play is that there is no will meet Thursday afternoon problem unless one opponent at 1:00 with Mrs. Marion Cruse, has all four hearts. There is no Everyone is welcome. | way to stop West from getting

la heart trick if he has all four

Mr. and Mrs. James William heartg but there is a way to

Phipps, RR 4. Greencastle, are; gtop East

the parents of a daughter born When bad break shows July 26th at the Putnam County up South is ready to

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hearts twice through East. He

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baldwin i a low hearl f, ' om announce ihat they have sold East P uL ' U P th<! an<1 s<>uth

wins with the queen. South

the College Shop, on South Vine Street, to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell

W. Thomas.

2 Russian Soldiers Defect To West HEIDELBERG, Bermany — UPI—Two Russian soldiers who defected to the West from East Germany have asked for political asylum, the U. S. Army announced today. The two Russians fled over the Communist barricaded border to West German Bavaria near Neustadt on the Saale River last Friday at 2 a.m. They were unarmed except for knives, but wore their Red Army battle dress. “The Soviet soldiers are now in American control.” a spokesman at U. S. Army European Headquarters here said. “American authorities have received their request for asylum.” I

must get back to dummy for a

further heart finesse. MUST PLAY DIAMONDS

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Frank | First, however,, South must R. Clearwater, of Moorhead, • play the diamonds. South can Minn., visited the past week ! guard against four diamonds on with Mrs. Mabel Mitchell in either side, but must decide

Putnamville. Mr. Clearwater, which side,

is a cousin of Mrs. Mitchell. | West, who was void of hearts, James E. Terry is a patient cannot als0 be void of diamonds in the Peter Brent Brigham since he tamel y P assed - South Hospital, 107 B, 721 Huntington should « uard a ^ ainst four dia - Ave. Boston, Mass. Zi p. C ode ! monds in the West hand ’

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South begins the diamonds by leading the king. He continues with the seven, and West plays

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stans- the nine to force out dummy’s

queen. Declarer gets back to his hand by leading a heart for a second finesse througt East. Now South leads the eight of diamonds through West. If

burg and children Mark, Allan, and Paula, have returned to their home in Richardson, Tex., after spending several days with her mother and other relatives.

Mrs. Stansburg, is the former West plays low, his best deLoretta Evans, daughter of Wil-1 fense, South lets the eight ride ma Evens and the late Ray F° r a finesse. Then a diamond to Evens. ace clears the suit.

Declarer gets back with a |

Little Randy Hoover, seven heart to lead his last heart, and months old son of Air. and Mrs. twelve tricks are in the bank. Robert Hoover, Route 3, Dan- DAILY QUESTION’ ville, is a medical patient in the As dealer you hold: Spade K Hendricks County Hospital and 6 Heart k Q 9 4 Diamond K -s listed in critical condition, iq 8 7 5 Club Q 3. What do you

The maternal grandparents are sav ?

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hand’ey, Route 2, Roachdale, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. 1 and Mrs. Bert Hoover, Route 2,

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bridge.

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Answer: Pass. This is a borderline opening bid with i three flaws. For one thing it is aceless, and good players avoid

Bain-; opening a doubtful aceless

hand. For another the doubleI ton queen of clubs is not worth 1 its full count of 2 points. Third,

Old the 4-card hearts and 5-card diamonds are awkward suits to

CLEARANCE AT THE BOOTERY FURTHER DRASTIC REDUCTIONS - GIVE AWAY PRICES Savings Up To 90^b On MEN'S - WOMEN'S - AND CHILDREN'S SHOES - OVER 300 PAIRS MUST GO TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW FALL MERCHANDISE - ALL SALES FINAL

VALUES TO $7.99 NOW

$900

All CANVAS SHOES VALUES TO $10.99 VALUES TO $14.99

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ROCHESTER RIOTING—A New York state trooper and a policeman (upper) move a handcuffed Negro into the back of a police car during rioting in Rochester, N. Y. Another poUce officer there (lower), Louth Gaylon, receives medical attention for head and face injuries.

On Certificates of Deposit

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All accounts insured by F.O.I.C.

Where Greencastle Shops With Confidence ADLERS

EAST SIDE OF SQUARE RUMMAGE

Table No. 1

Bras Shirts Milinery Billfolds Petti Pants

Table No. 2

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