The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 July 1964 — Page 4

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GREINCASTlf, INDIANA

FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1964

Dahlias Are Popular Flower For Gardners

COMMIMIONEKS CLAIMS COUNTY

REVENUE

The Putnam County Boart of Commissioners will meet in Regular Session Monday, August 3, 1964 at 9:00 a m. legal time at the Court House. Oreencastle. Indiana to consider the

following claims:

| Jack Hinkle, Cl Samuel Conner, dep Virginia Rigney, dep Anne Oirton. tx. cl Carl Arnold. Aud Jean C. Giddings. dep ... Enid Hillls. dep Florence Ensor, dep. .....

UNIVERSITY PARK. PA. — grow, each producing three

flower buds. A little later, other stems can be pinched back, in turn sending out lateral buds. If large show flowers are wanted, grow plants as single stems with all side shoots removed. This sends plant nutrients into a single bloom.

Dahlias are popular with gardeners because they have large blooms in a wide range of colors with good keeping qualities. They need plenty of moisture in rich, porous, welldrained soil according to a Pennsylavania State University correspondence course on bulb-

ous flowers.

NOTICE TO TAXPATF.RS

Nolle* is hereby given to the tgx- „ „, rl P.yers of Putnem County Indieng. that , *‘* n ri h" . bd of Ed the ctwintw L®* 11 Hurst do. or

Enemies of the dahlia are hot, dry weather, insects and diseases. Damage from heat

„ ^ J and drought ca*i be reduced well-rotted manure, decomposed by waterint and mulching . Soak

Organic materials such as

sawdust or peat moss applied to the soil can result in vig-

orous plant growth.

the ground thoroughly, then apply a 2-inch mulch of sawdust. wood shavings, peat moss,

During the growing season, cocoa bean hulls, or similar mafertilizer high in phosphorous terials. and potash. such as 5-10-10

anlysis. may be worked into the soil surface at 3-week intervals at the rate of one

tablespoon per plant.

Well-grown dahlias need pruning and disbudding to get more flowers. When the plant is about 12 inches tall, pinch

Pony Show Set For August 8fh

[Earl Wood, some 20 or SO of these Pony Pulling Teams will compete for cash prizes and are certain to provide lots of entertainment for fair goers- This activity will be staged in the newly constructed out - door , arena where there will be plenty

jof seats available.

These ponies come from all

over Indiana and will ineulde I E1! * n Alexander, dep. some Of the best pulling teams | Margaret O'Hair, dep in the area. I Eula Clyde Ames, dep

I Carrie Miller. Rec

I Lucille Albln. dep

Kenneth Knauer. Sher Paul M. Mason, dep

Alan Stanley, surv.

«.<• Ut 1-uuiain v-uuniy inoiana, uiai i . j hit of the County Council of said county „ , H rjirks Cl th * U ‘ U *! •*“ ce , ' L W. Veach. NT D Health’Off. In the Court House In the City of Sn , nr , r cl Oreencastle Indiana at the hour of ^eol^e Bee PHN •” d * y 11 0f . Au « u * t ’ Marilyn Hammond RN .... 1964 to consider the following ad- .- r .„ Arnold San .... i, ,D w r0Pr i* ti0 . nS * nd ,r,n,,erl, John W Whitaker. Cor which the Board of County Com mis- Frink 8utherHB . A s.r sioners considers necessary to meet wilm , Bry , n dep

the extraordinary emergencies exist- w A p, tter50ll 0 e. twp atsr.

mg at this time, which were not in- R , y Vaughan, ‘dep.

eluded in the current budget. COUNTY REVENUE ADDITION ALS

Recorder:

Jll — Office Supplies 9

Sheriff:

102B — Extra Duties Dep. Sher. 3 ,i rd _ YeVmnUon. cu.t’ .;.i

2 00 Helen Knauer. Jail mat

201E - Mileage Dep. Sher. per Aufustu , c cronkhite. gtt. . "I' 1 " w . , , 2 80 Dorothy Irwin. CF supt 266 - Meat, for prisoners Nelne ArBold ... . 600 00 Dora Shalley. att r *V‘ : , , ^ coooo Cook, att Jo? ~ 8 " ,cU1 I Jud, • , 2? Helen E Lawson att 104 - Pent Juror. 2.000 00 In „ C asslda. att

Ceantr Eleetian Board:

204 — Printing A Advertising

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Coart Roast: 102D — Other Employees

Joan Elisabeth Huber, pros atty Percy Rice. CH eust 1 Clyde Underwood, cust

200 00 H Mar j e Batman, mat

Earl B Ross. al. op.

T.t.l Cant* Reveaaa AddWaaaU | COUNTY HIGHWAY ADDITIONAI.S

103 — Clerical Assistant.

400 00

104 - Wages Drivers k Mechanics I Dally "Baimer

32 000 00 Woodburn Printing Co-Ine. .

106 - Single Hands . 000 00 FrldfD In£ Aud 201C - Telephone k Telegraph Typewriter Rebuilder Sales

60.00 woodburn Printing Co-Inc. .

308D — 1 Diesel Tax 400 00 j Rol , nd i.ane Treas 301 — Stone 20.000 00 Carrie Miller, Rec 604 — New Eouipment - Grader [Columbia Ribbon Co

15.000 00 Woodburn Printing Co. ....

Total Hichway Additional. Paul M Mason, sher

t 74. >50 00 Kenneth Knauer

COUNTT REVENUE REDUCTIONS Marathon OH Co Sheriff: Phillips Petroleum Co. .... 602B — Trade in on Sheriff's Car Pure Oil Co

604.00 Sinclair Refining Co

Taxpayers may appear at this meet- j The Daily Banner mg and shall have the right to he | Ace Hardware heard on the necessity for such Rapid Reproduction Co . surv. emergency appropriations. Any emer- Coan Pharmacy gency appropriations finally determined Loyd Hurst, bd. of Ed. .. upon will be automatically referred to Books Plus the State Board of Tax Commissioners, i Evelyn Spencer, bd of H. .. which Board will hold a further | General Teltphone Co hearing thereon within fifteen day* j M * rll xnn Hammond ........ at the County Auditor's Office. At I Aaron Arnold such hearing thereon taxpayers de- Theoline Bee siring to object to such emergency W. A Patterson, Twp assr. appropriation may be heard, and any James M Houck, pros. atty. interested taxpayers may inquire of Ace Hardware .... the County Auditor when such hearing General Telephona Co. CH. win be held. James M Houck «- Dated this 28th day of July. 1964 Dept, of Water Works .... Carl Arnold, Auditor of Putnam Public Sarvict Co. of Ind. .. County. A. A. Huber k Sons

30-6-21 Curries Tin k Furnace ....

1 Cundlff Electric Percy M. Rice Applegate Elevator Co Putnam County Farm Bureau Laundry Ease I Dept, of Sewage Dept, of Water Works, jail . Ind. Oas k Water Co Public Service Co Russell A. Foxx Typewriter Rebuilder Sales I Putnam Co. Farm Bureau I Helen Knauer Dept, of Sewage Walter Seeley. CF Dorothy Irwin Public Service Co. ...... Colonial Gaking Co. Olen O. Dudley Handys Milk k Ice Cream Co. Pursells Grocery Zaring Processing Plant .. High Point Oil Co Milton Posey Patch ...... Montgomery Ward ...... Poor k Co F S. Royster Guano Co. .. Wilbur H Arnold Ivor McMalns William M. Hurst, comm. vet. Marion Sears The Daily Banner The Putnam Co. Graphic .. Rector Funeral Home .... Whitaker Funeral Home .. Indiana State Sanatorium .. Logans port State Hospital .. Evansville State Hospital .. Central State Hospital .... James M. Houck, Gen

FOX BOUNTY

Jim Adams Ray Alexander Carl Wayne Albright I Robert Baldwin Karen Sue Berry ........ Bill L. Holler Helen Boiler Franklin S. Cline Terry Cline Mrs. Glennie Cox Charley A Day Charles E. Diel P. E. Goode Brad Lieske Aubrey Moore Siebert McCullough Edward J. Surber J. W. Young C ATTLE TESTING Donald B Brattaln. DVM. . Woodrow W Carr. DVM. .. R. C. Chaplain. DVM ....

WELFARE

Curtis C. Higgins, dir. .... Helen Werneke. vis Grace H. Me Keenan, vis. .. Virginia M. Bowers, vis Letba C. Hurst. Cl Elaine Vote, cl Helen Werneke Grace H McKeehan Virginia M. Bower Curtis C. Higgins .......... Gen. Telephone Co The Dally Banner Simpson Stoner Ins

HIGHWAY

William J. Knauer, supt. .. Barbara Smith, cl Susie Rushing Ralph Spencer, mech Floyd Allen James Curtis Boiler ....... Robert Boiler Dean Branham Olyn Campbell Sherman Clark Ralph Delp Lawrence Dickerson. -Sr. .. Ronald D. Dove j Robert Carl. Jr Richard Gray [ Richard Huffman j Wilfred Malayer ! Clarence Marshall Eugene Miller j Jesse McGuire [Frank Nelson Clayton Sutton . ...... Vernia Larkin | George Talbott John Walsh

Von York

i Kenneth Broadstreet Thomas Allen. Sing Hand .. I Noble Austin | Stephen Barrett Harold Goodman William Griffin James Gose

Buryi Ouy Paul Hassler

Don Mangus >.■.. .• . . . Harry Miller Roy Weller

David York

.Arthur Prather ,... J Earl Haltom I Minnesota Mining k Mfg. jGen. Telephone Co Claude Malayer Public Service Co. .. _ Dept, of Water Works .... High High Point Oil Co. ... Kendall's Garage Graver Welding Oreencastle, Auto Supply .. M & R Auto Parts Morrison's Tire 8c Retreading Oreencastle Tractor Sales .. Lew Bee - Line Ralph Spencer Harry R. Miller Ind Equipment Co „ Peake Machinery Corp. >a

Charles Branneman. comm.

Victor Ray Hurst, comm. .. Claude Malayer. comm .... Wm M Hurst, vet off Robert H. Newgent, cl

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The Mighty Mites — that is the little ponies that pull—will be the feature attraction for

Ivan Crages. eng

i Jack P. Hinkle. Cl. Coan Pharmacy ....

Otto G Nasser

out the growing tip. This will Saturday night. August 8 at the cause several lateral shoots to Fair. Under the direction of

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For Prompt Delivery on

CONCRETE BLOCKS, READY-MIX CONCRETE and Other BUILDING SUPPLIES

Phone OL 3-6533 OREENCASTLE, R R. 3

KOYALE CAFE

Will Close At 5 P.M., August 1

We Will Re-open At

7 A.M., August 17 This is the annual vacation time for the Royale Cafe

employees

McGAUGHEY

ELECTRIC

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Deeds Equlpmeat Co. ,.. . 15.86 Putnam Co. Farm Bureau . 146.05 Reeves Welding li Repair . 46.40 Oreencastle Welding & Gen. Blk. 44.70

J. C. Penney Co. 3 90 Todd’s Ace Hardware .... 1.00 Leshner Corporation 46,69 Shafer & Co 113.45 Motor Fuel Tax Division .. 120.06 Metzger Lumber Co. 2.35 Standard Materials Corn. .. 2.732.68 Ohio 8: Indiana Stone Corp. 4.677.70 Russellville Stone Co 282.58 Clark k Sons Sand k Gravel 2.217.45 Harris Stone Service, Inc. . 374.08 Cash Concrete Products .. 144.40 Shumaker Bros. Ind. Pro. Co. 22.702 29

American Vetrlfied Pro. Co. Phil H. Adamson Lumber .. Logansport Metal Culvert Co. Charles S. Atkins Cheml-trol Chemical Co. ..

Putnam Co. Assn, of Ins. Agents 144 00 Rex Hathaway 8.50 E. E. Huber & Sons 61.00 Black Lumber Co 2.44

CUMULATIVE BRIDGE

E. E. Huber k Sons 5.471.00 Bowman k Ferguson. Inc. 1.880.00

CARL ARNOLD. Auditor.

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581.76 849 66 365.00 1,600.00

i and make his plan. He had sev- while the play is going on; and

it’s even worse to notice what your partner does along this line and base your play on it.

DAILY QUESTION

Partner opens with 1 NT (16 to 18 points), and the next player passes. You hold: S 843 HQJ 10 92 D 7 5 3 C-

9. What do you say?

It’s Coming.

Sheinwold On Bridge To Err Is Human — Don’t Rely On It By .ALFRED SHEIXWOLD One of the charms of bridge is that it is played by human beings rather than by infallible machines. Some of this charm is lost if you act too human. South dealer Both sides vulnerable

NORTH * A 102

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WEST EAST A 976 A J 843 84 Q J 1092' O QJ 108 0 753 + KQJ10 A 9

SOUTH A KQ5

A 6

O A 4 2 A A 8 7 6 3 tenth West North East l NT Pass 3 NT All Pass Opening lead — A K. West opened the king of clubs, and South took a second or two to size up the dummy

en tricks outside of clubs and needed a second club trick

to make his contract.

He first thought of taking the ace of clubs and returning a club, but saw that this would alert the opponents to their danger. Instead, South played | a low club from dummy and casually dropped the eight of i clubs from his hand. It was a good idea, since I this made East’s nine of clubs look like an encouraging signal. West would surely continue, with another club, and then \ South could take the ace of! clubs and give up a club. SAFE FROM HARM This plan would Keep South safe from all harm. Even if West shifted to diamonds, South would win and give up another club. This would set up his last. club and assure nine tricks. The only flaw with the plan 1 was that the opponents were j human and took advantage of their state. When East dropped the nine of clubs at the first trick, he made a great show of shifting the cards in his j hand — clearly to keep the red and black suits alternating. West was neither blind nor scrupulous. He saw East’s big shift and realized that the nine of clubs was a singleton rather than an encouraging signal. So West switched to the queen of diamonds at the second trick. Now South could not make his contract. By the time South had managed to set up a club, West had taken three clubs

and two diamonds.

There’s a moral in this story. It s considered very unfair to j shift the cards in your hand

Answer: Bid two hearts. Get out of notrump when you have a singleton and a safe suit to escape into.

General

kids-grown-ups-go

YOUNG DRIVER ACCIDENT RECORDS*

AGE GROUP Under 20 yeerz 20-24 25-24 30 and Older

Number of licensed Drivers 6.450.000 4.450.000 10.650.000 64.250.000

Percentage Whe Had Accidents in 1462 43*. 43*. 22% 17%

MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION IN THE UNITED STATES**

* — From National Safety Council Year 1461 1462 1463—Projected

Number ofVehiclet 75,700,000 79.000. 000 82.000. 000

LICENSED DRIVERS IN THE UNITED STATES**

Year

Number of Drivers

1461

88,800,000

1962

92.000,000

1963—Projected

95,000,000

** — From Bureau of Public Reads U. 5. Department ef Commerce (appreximtae) Compliments of PUTNAM LOAN COMPANY, INC.

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COMET 6 Cyl., Stand. Tram., RAH.

4 Dr. Sedan

$1695

FALCON 6 Cyl., Standard Tram.

2 Dr. Sedan

$1195

FALCON 6 Cyl., Automatic Tram.

2 Dr. Wagon

$1495

FORD GALAXIE 500 4 Or. Sedan Air Cond., Power Steering A Brakes, Automatic.

$1895

DODGE LANCER 6 Cyl., Standard Tram.

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$1295

FORD COUNTRY SQ.4 Dr. Wagon Power Steering A Brakes, Autematic.

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COMET 6 Cyl., Standard Tram.

2 Dr. Sedan

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RENAULT Sun Roof. 4 Cyl., Eng.

4 Dr. Sedan

$ 695

STUOEBAKER 6 Cyl., Standard Trans.

4 Dr. Wagon

$ 595

CHRYSLER 4 Dr. Sedan V-A, Automatic Power Steering A Brakes.

$1195

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FORD 6 Cyl., Autematic Tran*.

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FORD Long Bed, 6 Cyl.

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495

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395

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