The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 October 1964 — Page 2
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ORttNCASTLE, INDIANA
RAINBRIDGE H. S. NEWS by Patty Judy The students at Cambridge High School started the school year with election of officers for 1964-65. Senior Class officers are: President. Jerry Shuck Vice - President. Treva Raymann Secretary. Billie Jane Hawkins Treasurer. Joe Martin News Reporter. Rose Ada Cooper Student Council Representative. Rick Parent. Junior Class officers are: President. Pam Games Vice - President. Noman Tay-, lor Secretary. Larry Canada Treasurer, Dick McFarland News Reporter. Florence Spencer Student Council Jim Albin. Sophomore Class officers are: President. Marvin Price Vice - President Larry Steele Secretary. Vicki Judy Treasurer. Carolyn Roth N e _w s Reporter. Carolyn Smith Student Council. Gary Martin. Freshman Class officers are: President. Rick Shuck Vice - President, D o y n e Cruse Secretary. Sandy Speasard Treasurer. David English News Reporter. Becky McFarland Student Council. Jerry Steele.
the United States will participate in. This is the second time Bainbridge has had the honor of competing in this national event which they won in 1962. Best of luck and we hope they return with their second win.
The Senior Class set a new school record of $3,067.43 for their magazine sales this year. The high salesmen were: Patty Judy, first; Gracie Graver, second: Marilyn O'Hair, third; and Linda Coffman, fourth. They were given their choice of some very fine prizes. Although the sales campaign was a lot of work, it is a part of the Senior year that makes it complete.
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The Cloverdale Methodist Church WSCS will meet at the home of Mrs. Zella Hedrick Thursday, October 8 at 1:30
song “Shine On Harvest Moon.” Roll call was answered by 18 members telling Why I Vote. A safety report was given by
Coming events for the beginning of October are: October 6. Mr. Jack Hinkle, Clerk of Putnam County, will speak to the student body on election procedures. October 9. End of first grad-
ing period.
October 12. Porter Studios will be here to take the Senior
pictures.
October 15-16. The Thespain Troupe will present "Little Women,” a three-act dramatic play. We would like everyone to attend and enjoy the outstanding performances.
! p. m. Mrs. Russell Coons is co-|Mrs. James Hacker. The treas-
i hostess. Worship leader is Mrs. ! Dean Zigler and the program
will be given by Mrs. Ralph ! Mrs - Robert Nees were read and
Dwigans. , approved.
William D. Hooper, Adv Mgr.
Entered in the Pott Office at Green* ] Troop No.
castle. Indiana, as Second Class Mail the Community Room in the
matter under Act of March 7, 1878. basement of the GobUl MeUlO- Patten - SOme rea , SOnS
dist Church at 7 p. m. Wednesday, October 7th. All boys ages 11 through 18 interested in boy scouting are welcome to attend. Assistant Scoutmaster,
Markey, will be meeting with “ v “ “* " " * J ® | bers are planning a tour of sev the bo> s. . ei a j f actor j es e t c i n Terre Mrs. Florence Westrick has Haute. Mrs. Robert Patten, Mrs.
T T , ^ returned home after a two Robert McKamey and Mrs. RoWhen He. the spint of truth, weeks visit with her gi s ter and bert Nees are in charge of the
tour.
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The meeting of Boy Scout! The lesson. Acessorics In The 43 will be held ^, Home, was given by Mrs. Char-
les Branneman and Mrs. Robert
cessories are used are for usefulness, beauty, accents, color,
texture, etc.
The committee reported on a tour the club will take on the 8th of October. Sixteen mem-
Mrs. Robert Patten and Mrs. Hubert Nickerson reported on the county craft lesson and then displayed a pen holder made of
is come. He will guide you into ; family> Mr and Mrs Lulher all truth; He shall glori- B randson an d her brother, fy me; for He shall receive of c onrad j 0 b a nd Mrs. Job, all mine, and shall shew it unto of Muncie . while in Muncie you. John 16:13-14. ^ rs Westrick also visited
The Holy Spirit interprets with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Or-j liquid plastic and velvet pinthe truth of Christ. He empow- rille Carpenter and Mr. and cushions made by the local craft
ers the truth of the gospel. He M rs - Bradford Foster. ; club. The Catholic Ladies Guild Mrs. Hubert Nickerson anheld its October meeting Mon-1 nounced that seven members day evening in the Chapel. | have perfect attendance records Plans were made for a rum- j for the past year. They are Mrs. mage sale on November 7 and j Jerry Huber, Mrs. Jewell Brana Christmas Bazaar early in neman, Mrs. Robert Nees, Mrs.
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The Bainbridge High School Dairy Judging Team, consisting of Dick McFarland. Bill Judy, George Robertson, David Ferrand and under the direction of Mr. Norman Evens, won first place in the Dairy Judging Contest at the Indiana State Fair. This earned them the privilege of going to Waterloo, Iowa, October 3. to compete in the National Dairy Judging Conference which every state in
CARD OF THANKS We would like to take this means of thanking everyone, who in any way helped to make our annual fish fry a success. Those who gave — who gave their time or who came to eat, may we say THANKS. The Committee: Wilmer Albin Irene Myers Commander Carl Myers i Father's Aux.> President Harriette Lewis (Ladies Aux.)
December. After the business meeting, Mrs. Mary Francis
Strain, a member of the Mrs. Max Smith.
League of Women Voters gave a talk on voting regulations.
Refreshments were served by for a Christmas luncheon at
the hostess committee.
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A daughter was born Monday at the Putnam County Hos1 pita! to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wagle of Greencastle, Route 4. The Women's Study Club will meet with Mrs. Joe Todd, Friday at 2:00 p. m. Mrs. Allen Ellison will have the program. The Century Club will meet Friday, October 9th with Mrs. j William E. Kerstetter at 2 p. m. j Mrs. J. P. Allen will have the
| program.
Ist.^Lt. Wally McClure is Saunders, Doris Soobee, Lois visiting his parents, Mr. and Sourwine. Charles Long, Green-' Mrs. Foster McClure. He is castle: Ethel Dunkin, Quincy;! stationed in France in the U. S Janice Hubbard. Stilesville;! Air Force. Gary Call, Brazil; Sandra The Friends of the Green- George, Amo. : castle-Putnam County Library' will meet at the Lone Star Ce- ^ « , \ r % ment Plant at 7:30 on October D0QS AttdCK VjITl
14. at 7:30 p. m.
Gordon Mann, Mrs. Robert Patten. Mrs. Hubert Nickerson and
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Dismissed Monday; Beverly
Hollandsburg. After the meeting was adjourned, the hostess served lovely refreshments to 18 members and 10 children. The door prize went to Mrs. Charles Branneman who w'as the first guest to arrive. Mrs. Ed Hunter was the highest bidder of a loaf of nut bread donated by Mrs. Irwin Simmons.
When this hand ed, South won the in dummy with the clubs and drew two trumps \7»th the ace When the trumps b~eak South led his and held his breath.
was playfirst trick king of rounds of and king, failed to other club
A-IVeopons Not An Issue: Ike
NEW YORK UPI — Former President Dwight D. Eisenhow-
, , ., , . , . | er said Monday he does not bewith blood and her chest had J
Jeffery Denny, 22. city, was been ri d open - heve the use of nuclear weapin the Putnam County jail th v Ions by the United States should morning facing a malicious The girl underwent more be an issue in the presidential
trespassing charge in Circuit than five hours of emergency campaign.
Court. He was booked at the surgery. dont think thcsc are
John Mandalka, the father, lhin 8s "'e should be telling a said it w r as the second time in : potential enemy, he told a two weeks one of his four chil- | news conference. "Do you think dren had been bitten by the the U. S. benefits by having
dogs. His 5-year-old son John was bitten on the hand and was given a tetanus shot, he said.
jail at 8 Monday night,
i The regular meeting of the | V. F. W. will be held Thurs-
; day evening.
The Clinton-Madison F’riendly j Club will hold their October 1 meting Thursday, Oct. 8th at I Mansfield Dam. It will be a ! picnic dinner at the noon hour. Meet at Olma Clodfelter s at
11 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamm of
Mrs. Bruadstreet Is Club Hostess
The Home Makers Extension
| Tucson, Ariz., Mr. and Mrs. ; Club met at the home of Mrs. David Hamm of Colorado and Eugene Broadstreet on the first I Mr. and Mrs. Leonard FYost of day of October. The meeting Brazil were Sunday visitors of was opened by the president, Mrs. Florence Westrick of Put- Mrs. Jerry Huber, who led in re-
namville. peating the Club Creed and the make them pubic.
the president tell everything he might do in a situation ” Ei-
senhower asked.
Asked directly if he thought i nuclear weapons sould be an issue in the campaign, Eisen-
hower replied:
“No. I don’t But it looks like it is. I don't think it's in the best interest of the country to take the details of how we w ill defend the United States and
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Fortunately enough, West had to follow suit. Declarer won in dummy with the ace of clubs and ruffed a club. He next ershed the ace of hearts, ruffed a heart in dummy, ruffed another low club, and duffed his last low heart with dummy’s last trump. But now dumr - was reduced to three diamonds and a good club. Declarer couldn't cash the club because West still bad a trump. And if declarer led diamonds, he would have to give a diamond trick to West It was not a distinguished performance, and the only thing to be said fc r it is that West enjoyed it immensely. ONE TRICK AHEAD S-uth’s troubl' was that he got one trick ahead of himself. After winning the second club trick with dummy's ace South must not ’mmediately ruff a
club.
Instead, South takes the ace of hearts and ruffs a heart. Then he runs a low club. He uffs his other low' heart with dummy’s last trump and returns to his hand by ruffing another low club. This sets up dummy’s last club and puts South in his own hand —where he wants to be. He draws the last trump, discarding a diamond from dummy and c _hes the king of hearts to dis-! card another diamond. Then dumy wins the last two tricks ; with the ace of diamonds and the good club. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one heart, and the next player passes. You hold; Spade A Q 7 6. Hetrt 9. Diamond A 5 4, Club A K 10 | 6 4. Wha» do you say? Answer: Bid two clubs. Avoid an immediate jump in a new' suit when you have neither a very strong suit of your own nor good support for partner’s
suit.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mrs. Eugene Maxwell of Cincinnati, Ohio, formerly of Cloverdale, wishes to announce the engagement of her daughter. Karen Sue Case to Joseph M. Drozda, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Drozda of Chesterton. Indiana. Both are students at Indiana University. Miss Case is a member of Sigma Kappa sorority and Mr. Drozda is a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity. No date has been set for the wedding.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
To the Editor: I don’t approve of the mudslinging from either Party. What has become of reason in politics. Where have analysis and synthesis hidden? What has become of the thoughtful study and the weighed decision? If we really believe that the 1964 election issues are merely peace or war. social security or the absence of it, then we are well on the way to intellectual senility. “Peace and Prosperity” just until after election day is a poor promise for all of us. I fail to see the wonderful prosperity that L.B.J. speaks of constantly. I have less income each year as I am a small farmer. I have to pay a much higher rate of federal and other taxes which has taken away from me most of the savings that I had and needed. I don’t accept any handouts from the government officials because I know it is wrong. I don’t like being overtaxed to help pay for the “handouts" for the greedy ones. It isn’t fair. This dreadful disease called
“Greed” is sweeping the nation and it will bankrupt everyone in time. Let’s demand that the ones running this country quit w'ast** ing the taxpayers’ hard earned dollars, work more and do less politicking. I think it is time to turn back to God and pray that He will help us choose the right man to run this great country ot ours. H. O. K.
CARD OF THANKS I want to thank the Putnarh County Hospital, Dr. Steele, Dr. Johnson and nurses for their good and efficient treafment while in the hospital. Mrs. Julia H. Gaddis
IN MEMORY In memory of Glen Hammond who passed away 22 years ago, October, 6. 1942. Deep in our hearts lies a » picture of a loved one gonfc to rest. Loved, missed and remembered always, because he was one of the best. Sadly missed by Wife and Children
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