The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 December 1964 — Page 2
The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Wednesday, December 23, 1964
Sheinwold On Bridge Don't Give Trickster Chance To Trap You By Allred Sheinwold National Men’s Team Champion A certain kind of play looks sure-fire on paper or if your so much that you know what sourceful opponents can give you a much harder time. West dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH
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West takes two high clubs and then shifts to the nine of hearts. The problem is to avoid the loss of a heart and a diamond, since West’s solid club suit indicates that East has both missing kings. At first glance it seems to to take the ace of hearts and imn all of the trumps. South saves a heart and two diamonds in each hand .
East must likewise save two diamonds and one heart. South then leads a heart, forcing East to win and lead diamonds to dummy. Simple, isn’t it? The trouble is that a resourceful East should see this all coming. He should throw three low diamonds fairly early, with never a moan or a groan. When South leads the heart at the end, East takes two heart tricks and thus defeats the contract. SURE THING South should not put himself at East's mercy when he can make a sure thing of the hand. Declarer takes the ace of hearts at the third trick, ruffs a club to make sure that East is out of clubs, and draws three rounds of trumps, discarding the ten of diamonds form dummy. South then leads the nine of hearts and passes the trick around to East. If East returns a diamond, dummy gets a free finesse. If East returns a heart, dummy will get a trick with the queen of hearts. You don’t have to play the hand accurately if your opponents are so transparent that you always know when they discard down to a blank king. If your opponents are toujih or if you sometimes misguess what they are doing,
it pays to play the hand properly. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with 1 NT (16 to 18 pomts), and the next player passes. You hold: Spade 7, Heart K J 7 6 5 2, Diamond K 9 8 2, Club 10 5. What do you say? Answer: Bid four hearts. You can’t really tell what you can make, but in the long run it pays to bid game far more often than you go down.
Home Demonstration Club Met Dec. 17th Members of the Merry Jills Home Demonstration Club met at Torr's Restaurant on December 17 for their annual Christmas party. Each member received a winter corsage for a favor. After the ham and turkey dinner was served, everyone joined in playing Christmas games. Useful household gadgets were given as prizes. Norma Albin, the outgoing president, received a bracelet in appreciation of her work for the club. Gifts were presented to secret sisters, and a drawing was held to determine the names for 1965.
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Bible
Thmiijht
-School
cess today, its financial deadlock and the Congo dispute still
unsolved.
Hopes were high, however, that agreement on the financial crisis might be announced today to end the “no vote” situation in which the assembly has operated since its Dec. 1
water service and future sewage service from the town of Bainbridge has not been fully considered in this report. Sites located within an area of one mile of the town of Bainbridge
potentially could utilize this as | start. a source of water supply. Since - no sewage system exists, it is « _ believed that a sewage disposal JO/tflCOIfC jCf
system would be required for all of the sites under considered. On the basis of the above, the area on the county road north of Bainbridge at the distance of one to two miles provide the best potential area for school house development.
The State Board of Health
Thy Word liave I hid in mine | inspected the site areas on heart, that I might not sin Nov. 25, 1964. An oral report
of this survey was given to the school Board on Nov. 28, 1964. The report, in written form, was received Dec. 10, 1964. It
states:
Description of Sites: Hostetter site: Southwest edge of Bainbridge. Hadley Smith Site: Two miles west of Bainbridge. Frank Smith Site: Two and a quarter miles west of Bain-
bridge.
English Site: Three quarters of a mile north of Bainbridge.
against Thee. Psalm 119:11. If we hide the Bible in our hearts it drives out the love of sin and stimulates hunger and
thirst for righteous.
Personal And
Local News
A son was bom Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fischer, the Putnam Country Hospital to
Hess Trailer Court.
For Christmas
JOHNSON CITY, Tex. UPI —With the tree up, the candles lit. both daughters and one boyfriend gathered around, and four 16-year-old stockings hung by the fireplace, the Johnson family was all set today for Christmas on the LBJ Ranch. Lady Bird Johnson celebrated her 52nd birthday Tuesday overseeing the final yuletide preperations. The only problem she has left is finding the right spot for a favorite Christmas ornament, a handsome angel sent to her by a friend in Germany. The President gave Lady Bird a simple gold brooch as a birthday present. She opened ; her presents at breakfast.
There was no party.
Four red satin stockings in-
The Putnam Comity Board of
Sandy O Hair, vice-president j office will be open
mornings only from December
28 to December 31.
McKee Site: Two miles north of scribed “Daddy,” “Mother,” Bainbridge. ‘Lynda.’' and “Luci” have Irwin Site: Two and a quar- been hung from the mantle.
for 1965, passed out program
books.
SEE
HEAR
PLAY
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In a candlelight ceremony, Norma Albin installed the new officers: president, Pat Jones; Vice President. Sandy O'Hair; Secretary and News Reporter, JoAnne Robertson; and Betty Foxx, Treasurer. At the conclusion of the installation. all members joined in singing the song of tre month. Sixteen members were present for the evening. The party was planned by the social committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Neeley, 808 Crown Street, are the parmorning at the Putnam County ents of a son born Wednesday Hospital.
ter miles north of Bainbridge. Major Site: North edge of
i Bainbridge.
| Water Supply: I Drilled wells near the sites observed are known to have inadequate capacity for direct pumping to the school. The towns of Bainbridge, Russellville, and Roachdale are served
They hare been used by the first family since the Johnson daughters were little girls 16 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Black
Hamrick, Chatsworth. Califor- ^ P ublic water supplies that
nia. arrived today to spend the cou,d P rovide adequate safe | CAIRO UPI
U. S. Protest To Egypt Expected
Informed
WILL WED JANUARY 3RD Mr. and Mrs. David Jordan of Greencastle. R. R. No. 3. announce the engagement and approaching marrlag# of their daughter, Martha Ann, to Robert E. Turner of Cory, Indiana. Mr. Tumer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Turner of Cory. The wedding date is January 3rd, 2:30 p.m„ at the Sherwood Christian Church. Friends and relatives are invited. A reception will be held at Sherwood.
After an enjoyable meal was served, special songs, readings
holidays with Mr. Hamrick’s water for the proposed school aources predicted today that the
t: ■ ™r y “ri p " 8 were ~ a tance of the respective towns. down o£ an unarmed American cmiaien -
Austin Jeffries, of Bainbridge, flew to Knoxville, Tenn-
Sewage Disposal:
Community sewer service is
sury Department.
Kappa Delta PHI
i Celebrates Anniversary
| The Kappa Delta Phi sorority, a national philantropic organization celebrated Its 39th anniversary this year. The Gamma Phi chapter, located in Greencastle, recently held their Founders Day dinner in the
American Legion home. There was an excellent din-
ner served, followed by an
! enjoyable program. Members | Cory, Route 2. and Martha
essee, Tuesday as a witness in j the preferred method of sewage a narcotics case underway in disposal. Bainbridge and Roachfederal court in tht city. Mr. dale will be required to provide Jeffries was formerly a narco- community sewage facilities C j. lls tics agent for the U. S. Trea- some time in the future but the
oil company plane. “This is not going
to be
The party is sponsored each year by the Rural Telephone i system in appreciation for the
Hospital Notes
Dismissed Tuesday: Phil Scroggin, Loretta Stark, John Pielemeier, Amanda Anderson, Greencastle: Kathleen Bales,
Dollars you will gain by saving our Top Value Stamps plus Top Quality Cleaning. Old Re-
liable White Cleaners.
Marriage License Robert Earl Turner, farmer.
on the committee for this event were Jean Riddle, chairman; Margaret Kendall, co-chair-man; Judy Albin, Lois Boswell, Loretta Kessler, Madeline Mat-
thews, Leona Tuttle.
During the past 29 years that
Ann Jordan, Mallory’s, Greencastle, Route 3.
Union President
town representatives have shown no indication that either sewer system will be constructed by the time the school build-
ings are occupied.
Approval of the Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board for the discharge of treated sewage from the school to any water course will be required.
Big Walnut Creek is the only Egyptian Migs
stream near Bainbridge with dependable dilution water for treater sewage. The design of
swept undei the mg b\ anj i 0 y a jty and cooperation of the Marjorie Smiley, Cloverdale; means, the sources said. They i employees In providing tele- ( Harvey Nichols, Beverly Cash,
phone service to all the subscribers of the R. T. C. terri-
tory.
indicated that American offi-
are taking “an extremely
serious view” of the incident.
The plane, a twin-engine C82
cargo craft, crashed and burned Saturday near Alexandria. Its two pilots were killed. It had been flying from Amman, Jor-
dan to Benghazi, Libya. Mecom Oil Co. of Houston,
Tex., owners of the plane, charged that two Russian-made
had shot it
down.
“I don’t think anyone should
be very proud about shooting
sewage facilities must protect down a defenless, lumbering, downstream users as such a s SOO-mile-an-hour flying boxcar the Boys club and livestock. with Migs, said W. Angle CONCLUSIONS: ! Sm ith, 111, a representative of
The Frank Smith, Haley th® company.
Smith, Major, and McKee sites Mecom, Smith said, feels that
Fillmore; Esta RhCa, Stilesville; lola Mosteller, James Chavis, Brazil: Kevin Carter,
Amo.
RUBBING IT IN SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, * . Calif., (upi) — two youthful j Imports Double burglars with a stolen police ; COLOGNE, Germany UPI transmitter took a cue from —Germans, known for brewing television to play havoc with tasty beers, have discovered that broadcasts before they were ^ other countries also produce caught. good foaming liquid. The GerThe pair alternated between man Industry Institutes reporta imitating the regular police imports of forcign-brewed be*r messages and asking: “Car 54, hare nearly doubled In the past
where are you?”
five years.
„ ™ NEW YORK UPI — Edd H.
Gamma Phi Chapter has been B . iiley has been c)ected pres i. 1 may be approved providing the the U. A. R. should pay compenfv.« > i following recommendations are sation to the families of the
complied with: tw r o dead fliers—Hoyt Williams, (1) Obtain an agreement 44, of Milberry, Fla., and KJell . with the town for adequate Grupp, 35, a Swede. water service to the site before Smith blamed the Egyptians the site is purchased. Adequate “for the reckless act per-
organized, the chapter has given thousands of dollars to worthwhile causes, including contributions to the Putnam
County Hospital.
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dent and a director of the Union Pacific Railroad Co., effective Jan. 1, it was anj ced today. He succeeds the re tiring Arthur E. Stoddard as
1 president.
Stoddard will remain a direc- k 0 "" 11 water s* 1 ™ 6 be con -1 formed in this country,’* and
| tor of the railroad.
Bailev, 60, who has been ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Detro, chief eX e Cut ive officer of the in Z* are be S un - Considerable
ANNIVERSARIES
Wedding
structed to the site before construction of the school build-
25 years today, Dec. 23.
said his company had not been at fault. Mecom, he said, will ask the U. S. government to press for compensation from
Eygpt if necessary.
THOUGHTFUL GIFT GIFT OERTHOICJLTE GANNON’S *—
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Clothiers For Men and Boys Since 1891
Union Pacific’s transportation expense would be involved in ex- | division since last Jan. 1, has tending water service to the
had a 42-year career with the more distant sites.
j (2) Sewage facilities ac- Telephone Employee | ceptable to the Stream Pollu- Christmas Party
I tion Control Board be provided. The annual family Christmas
company.
Had His Trouble
most suited for future town children were present.
Future town sewer service party of the Employees of the should be planned. | Clay County Rural Telephone
NEWBURYPORT, Mass UPI Remarks: Cooperative was held Decem- — Neither sleet nor snow nor of the Sites observed, the ber 18, 1964 at the Blue Bonrain, etc. etc. , . stops the U. S. Major site offers the shortest net Restaurant in B r a z i L mail from going through. But water main extension and is Twenty-two adults and twelve
about geese and goats?
Substitute mailman Stanley sewer service.
Price was attacked by a flock of geese and a ram as he delivered a package at a New-
bury farm.
| Price said he managed to break away from the geese which surrounded him, but in doing so he attracted the attention of a ram with a meanlooking pair of horns. The ram attempted to butt Price but was called off by the
i owner.
CxKEETIIIGS All of us at MOORE’S SHOES wish to express the Greetings of this Christmas Season to our many friends and patrons. May your Holidays be joyous and your New Year happy and prosperous. MOORE’S SHOES WEST SIDE OF SQUARE
Wins Custody Of Youngsters
High And Low
NEW YORK UPI — The lowest temperature reported to the U. S. Weather Bureau this morning, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 8 below at Cut Bank, Mont. The high Tuesday was 81 at McAllen and Ft. j Worth, Tex.
Increase Fees
BLOOMINGTON UPI — Indiana and Purdue Universities today announced a fee increase of $3 per semester hour for out-of-state students enrolled at
regional campuses.
Officials of the two schools said starting next summer, the charge per credit hour for out-of-staters will be $18 for undergraduate courses and $21
graduate courses.
SANTA MONICA. Calif. UPI —S u p e r i o r Judge Edward Brand gave singer Judy Garland a Christmas present Tuesday — The custody of her chil-
dren for one u r eek.
The judge granted an order permitting Lorna, 12. and Joseph. 9, to be flown from LosAngeles to New r York on Christmas Day. They must return by
Jan. 2.
Earlier in the day, the judge warned attorneys for Miss Garland and her estranged husband producer Sid Luft, that the couple should not try to punish one another through the children. The judge had warned that if the custody battle between the singer and the producer continued in its present vein, the youngsters probably would “grow up to despise both their parents.”
Two Deadlocks
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. for UPI — The United Nations i moved toward its Christmas re-
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