The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 November 1964 — Page 2
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The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana Thursday, November 26, 1964
LETTER TO SCHOOL BOARD
November 25, 1964 The School Board of
North Putnam Community
Schools
Bainbridge, Indiana C/o Daily Banner Greeneastle, Indiana
Gentlemen:
fied without prejudice or bias.
We could cite many more reasons for this location such a? the saving in the cost of transportation, the saving in time for teachers and grade school students who would have 1 to wait idly for the school bus
This is an open letter because from the high school to arrive the undersigned believe that the at the end of the day, the dancitizens of North Putnam Coun- ger of having a school on a ty are not informed as to what high speed U. S. highway, the is happening in our school sys- psychology of the student entem. We are writing with the! tering Jr. High or High School hope that you may reconsider (is he going to our consolidated the position that you seem to be school or is he going to Baintaking, or perhaps, clarify your bridge to high school?), reasons for taking your firm We hope that you will make stand. j your decisions as true states-
May we first remind you of men and demonstrate to future j ♦ ^
the importance of the rapid J generations of school boards i steps you are taking. You are the caliber of men that you are. on the verge of spending a The North Putnam Corngreat sum of money. The build- | munity School Corporation must ing which you are planning to live as one community and not build will, we hope, serve the fall apart as a group of seg-
six north townships of Putnam ments.
County long after we all have departed this earth. Not only are your reputations as school men, business men, and men of vision concerned, but also the reputation of each person in the six north townships is concerned. Future generations will judge you for your wisdom or folly which ever the case may
be.
More important than this, the lives of children in their formative years will be affected. There should be no competition between communities of this district. Instead, there should be a spirit of cooperation, a spirit of thinking of all of
the youth of the district, a 111 memory
spirit of doing what is the best Moore - who passed away No- through West for the jack
Sheinwold On Bridge Insurance And Giraffe Help You Make A Slam National Men's Team Champion An insurance company i s ( interested in the chance that John Jones will die in the next fifteen years. The opposite kind of probability is less familiar: If you know only that John Jones is dead, what is the chance that he was killed by an enraged giraffe? This may help you at the bridge table.
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fice Wednesday and the city ■ Eliminate noise and marred rescue truck was summoned, floors due to rocking chairs by He was taken to the Putnam gluing felt weather stripping to
County Hospital and later dis- the chair bottoms, missed. "■
Make a clothes basket by lin-
The guest Speaker for the in g. a ^ygjje] basket with an old New Maysville Baptist Church plas ti c tablecloth. will be Mike Bates, 14 years of
age. He will speak at the
Respectfully yours,
Donald Cooper Russell Township Sam Hostetter
Franklin Township
Glenn C. Crosby
Jackson Township
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produce the harvest. Personal And Local News
Mr. and Mrs. Byrne Mall, of Indianapolis, visited friends in
W hen this hand was played, c ^y Tuesday evening
South took the queen of spades j
and fed the nine of hearts to! ^ ,Ir - anc * Mrs. Richard E. dummy’s queen. Then he led the I Sandy have gone to their home queen of diamonds for a fin- i n Hollywood, Florida, to spend
esse. Naturally, West defeated ! the winter,
the slam with the king of dia-
the evening service at 7:30. Mrs. Ruth Uphaus and daugh !
ter June of Indianapolis and j Mr and Mrs. Clarence Meek and daughter Frances of West-! phalia were Thanksgiving Day i guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Lear, North Vine street. Remember to take your mental health gifts to the three locations, Central National Bank, First Citizens Bank and
Trust Company and Coan’s | Pharmacy by Tuesday, Decem-
ber 1st.
The wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth Pehan and George E. Smith will be solemnized Saturday morning at 11 a.m. in the Gobin Methodist Church with a reception in Charter House affterward. Friends and neighbors are invited.
Hospital Notes ! Thanksgiving Dismissed Wednesday^ Dama Promised That was ap .
proximately 3,200 years ago. The purpose of the holiday, Moses said, was to “rejoice in all the good which the Lord your God has given to you and
Porter, Roachdale; Thomas Day, Greeneastle; Mrs. Wayne Cox and daughter. Stilesville;
Lyna Jones, Reelsville.
ANNIVERSARIES
Birthdays
Claude Newgent, Nov. 26th,
your household.” Theoretically, at least, that's still the Idea behind Thanksgiv-
115 Hitakee Ave., Sebring Fla. 1 ing Day.
monds and the ace of hearts.
IN MEMORY
of Eva
number of
vember 27, 1957.
Unseen and Unheard
Charles Bignall
for the greatest school children.
This is why we cannot under-
stand why so many members of The un9een beat of an an S el 5 chance, but the
this school board insist upon locating a school west of Bainbridge on U. S. 36. We have heard that the educational experts whom you hired, men with experience in this field have recommended that the school be built near to the center of school population. We have also heard that your architect has recommended the same area, and that a representative of the Board of Education of the State of Indiana has also recommended the same
site. No one with any expert- ;
ence in this field, as far as we j
know, has recommended any Use flannel, cheese-cloth, or other place. i wool cloths for dusting. Coarse It seems to us that the center I open-mesh material, synthetic of the school population is the fabrics or a new cloth may be
only place which could be justi- linty.
wings Precedes the baby’s cry. And the soul that, then the angel brings Must leave us when we die. Unseen, unheard each life be-
gins,
With the touch of the Master’s
hand;
And still unseen, on the angel's wings Returns to the promised land. Lovingly remembersd by her mother, Mrs. R. P. Moore and family. pd
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North complained that South should have allowed the nine of hearts to ride as a finesse. Playing West for the jack of hearts would bring the slam in. South said that finessing East for the king of diamonds
Carol ; was j us t as good as finessing
of
hearts.
Actually, it was heart finesse was
odds were
| against the diamond finesse. INVERSE PROBABILITY Inverse probability is complicated, but it’s worth a glance if you’re interested in giraffes
or 51 slam hands.
West may have thousands of different hands from which to make an opening lead. Take four typical hands of these thousands—twi with the king f diamonds, and two without | ♦he king. When West has the kin«r of diamonds he will always | lead a spade. When he lacks the I king of diamonds, he will sometimes lead a spade and some-
times a diamond.
Out of every four hands, he will lead a spade three times j and a diamond only once. And if you examine his hand on the three spades leads, you'll find that he has the king of diamonds twice and lacks the king only once. So that when West leads a spade the odds are about 2 to 1 that he has the
king of diamonds.
The odds are considerably against the diamond finesse, but they remain even on a finesse through the jack of
hearts.
DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one heart, ajid the next player passes. You hold: Spade 10 7 4 2, Heart A J 7, Diamond K 8 6 2, Club 10 6. What do you say? Answer: Bid two hearts. This shows trump support and about 6 to 10 points, including high cards and distribution.
Don't shun bread and cereals in the diet because you think i they contain only calories.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Cereals provided more than a Heinlein are spending Thanks- ; third of the thiamine, a fourth giving in Ohio with Mrs. Hein- i of the niacin, iron and calories lein’s sister. : and a fifth of the protein in
average U. S. diets, the U. S.
William Lawrence III has returned to Rochester, New York, after a business trip to the Greeneastle IBM Plant and a brief visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lawrence.
j Department of Agriculture re- ! ports.
James Porter became ill
not. The while at work at the Post Of-
an even j
Keep mildew from forming on books in damp, humid weather. Place small bags of para nuggets or crystal at intervals in a bookcase.
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Are yoar children grumbling because sommer is over and •there’s nothing to do? Perk up their interest by suggesting a i siumber of interesting, yet simple projects. They can be fun for
1 Idie family, but a help to moth-
er, too.
First, get them started on a scrapbook of newspaper and magazine clippings about their favorite personalities and performers. The boys can collect Tav« notices about baseball Stars and other sports; the girls can clip movie magazines and TV articles about their favorite actors and actresses. These scrapbooks are so easy to put together and such fun to look at, especially when new stories and pictures are constantly being added. To make sure clippings stay put, use Elmer’s Glue-All, the pure ■white household glue made by The Borden Chemical Company. It dries in minutes and sticks for good. Or you might enlist a young daughter to arrange all those
recipes .her mother has been clipping out for years from newspapers and magazines. Sort the recipes into groups of appetizers, soups, meats and seafood, salads, vegetable dishes, desserts and special party snacks. Glue them into a notebook and mother has a handy reference of foods for all occasions. Another interesting project for the children between their favorite television shows is having them glue together the broken pieces of favorite toys and games. Just show them that small projects are fun to do, repairing those broken toys and giving them a new life. The all-purpose glue is available in handy sq;uee8e bottles with push-pull dispenser tops that eliminate any mess or
spilling.
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