The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 May 1965 — Page 2

t Th« Daily Banner, Graaneastla, Indiana Thursday, May 20,1965 Editorial-Wise Congratulations Jaycees Greencastle s Junior Chamber of Commerce is certainly an outstanding organization of young and energetic businessmen. This quality was recognized by the other Jaycee groups over the state when the local men were voted the Number One Jaycee club in Indiana last weekend during the convention at Evansville. Not only was the group voted the tops, but Robert Gardner, Greencastle Jaycee President, was cited as the outstanding president of the clubs in Division Number Two. . - This recognition is the result of the overall program during the past year by the local club under Gardner's leadership. The Daily Banner hails this achievement by these Greencastle young men and extends best wishes for continued progressiveness and success in the future.

County Hospital Dismissed Wednesday: Jennifer Burk, Bainbridge .... James Bandy, Spencer Thelma Williams, Paoli Roxie Bowen, Coatesville Nellie Pope. Indianapolis Jason Skinner, Indianapolis. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Schoen. gOO South Locust Street, a girl, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dowayne Milliman, 1052 Avenus B, a boy, Wednesday.

ricks, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hendricks of Route 1, Fillmore, Ind., participated in formal change - of - command ceremonies May 3, while serving aboard the anti-submarine warfare support aircraft carrier USS Intrepid at Brooklyn, N. Y. The Intrepid is undergoing a six-month overhaul at the New York Naval Shipyard at Brooklyn. Upon completion of the overhaul, the Intrepid will return as anti-submarine warfare element of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet. WTien deployed overseas, the ' carrier operates with the U.S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediterran- «»»• : AM

WVA Group elimination of pollution in our river* and streams, saying that the day would come—the greatest asset that we could have would be good clean, clear water. George D. eGttmger. Executive Vice President of the Wabash Valley Association, in summarizing the WVA’s needs for the next fiscal year, including planning and design money for five reservoirs and Warfleigh, Greenfield Bayou Levee, Orleans channelization project. Also asked for the construction money for England Pond, TriPond Levee and Island Levee project. Also the need of continued construction money on propecta now under way such as Mt. Carmel Flod Wall, Roch-ester-MeCleary, Unit 5 Levee. Salamonie, Mississinewa. and Huntington Reservoirs were all needed to be continued in the construction work. Mr. Gettinger urged an early completion of the WVA comprehensive survey and asked for closer cooperation between federal and state agencies for the total development of the whaler resources of the Wabash River Basin.

USS INTREPID — Seaman Apprentice Daryl K. Abbott, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Abbott of 127 W. Berry St., Greencastle, Ind., participated in formal change-of-com-mand ceremonies May 3, while serving aboard the anti-sub-marine warfare support aircraft carrier USS Intrepid at Brooklyn, N. Y.

Circuit Court James Leather man, 20. charged with auto theft was sentenced to serve 1-10 years. The sentence was suspended due to the fact that a previous parole was being revoked. The case of Tommy Owens, Reelsville, charged with reckless driving was taken under advisement.

INI DAILY IANNM AND HtXALD CONSOLIDATE 24-M S. J*dcMn St. Orssacestls. Hid. ■inineM Phone Ol MIST Samuel R. RorMan. Publisher Norma HRI, Gee. M§r. Elisabeth Rariden. Busmen Mfr. James B. Zeis. Manafiitf BdMar WiMiam D. Hooper. Adv. Mpr. Entered in the Poet Offiee at Greencastle. Indiana, as Secaad Clast Mol matter under Act #1 March 7, 1B7B. Subscription Prices Heme Delivery 40c per week Mailed In Putnam Co. $*.00 per year Outside ef Putnam Ce. $10.00 per year Outside of Indiana $14.00 per year Bible Thought Whosoever shall exalt himself shall be abased; and he that shall humble himself shall be exalted. Matthew 23:12. Jesus Christ is our supreme example. He humbled himself, even to the cross. God highly exalted Him. So will it be for eyeryone who humbles himself for Christ's sake. Personal And Local News Martin L. Nicols, RFD No. 4, Greencastle, recently sold a registered Polled Hereford bull to Frank E. Cummins, RFD No. 1, Indianapolis. City firemen w’ere called to the Virgil Atkins home, 222 Hillsdale, at 11:40 Wednesday morning. They reported a chair burning in an upstairs room. Damage was estimated at $100. Mr. and Mrs. DeWayne Milliman of San Diego, Calif., are the parents of a son born at i Putnam County Hospital Wednesday. Mrs. Milliman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Boswell, 1052 Avenue B, Greencastle. Route 40 Riders Saddle Club met Thursday May 13 at the Skeet Building with 51 members present. Movies of bull fighting and roping in Mexico were shown by Don McLean. All 4-H members and any other interested riders are invited to the May 23 ribbon show at Roy Hartman's arena. No admission charged. Delicious refreshments were served by the hosts, Sanfords and Robertsons.

ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Paul Rising, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Rising, 511 Anderson Street, today.

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Card of Thanks

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News Of Boys USS INTREPID — Fireman Apprentice William J. Hend-

Just a word of appreciation ; to everyone, for all the lovely flowers and cards that I re-

i ceived. To the Ministers. Doc- k*ura Black, R. 1, Clovertors and hospital staff. God ^ a ' e - Bless each one. Funeral services will be held Doris Weber Saturday afternoon at 2:00 ©’- — — . ! clock from the Unglesby Fu-

neral Home in Franklin, Ohio.

Sheinwold On Bridge Make Correct Play In Spite Of Crttiee By ALFRED SHEINWOLD I do not expect to win the Nobel Prize for Literature with this column. These days, Literature tends to show that nothing turns out well, no matter what you do. In a bridge column he hero triumphs if he makes the right play. Very unfashionable. North dealer Neither side vulnerable NORTH 4 K6 V A 6 0 AKJ 10 73 + A75 w*anr east A A 10 8 7 3 A J 94 <?Q 10 52 <P9B43 0 $54 0 Q2 A 6 A KJ9I SOUTH A Q52 V KI 7 O 96 A Q 10432 North East South Wed 1 0 Pass 1 NT Pass 3 NT AH Pass Opening lead — A 7 West opens the seven of spades. and dummy’s king wins the first trick. Now South knows that West has the ace of spades. It would be fatal to let East win a trick and lead through the queen of spades. It would not be dangerous to let West win a trick, since a spade continuation from West would give declarer a second spade trick. Our hero has to play the diamonds in such a way as to give a trick to West but not to Eaat. The right play is to lead out dummy’s ace and king of diamonds instead of trying a finesse. South's virtune is rewarded when the queen of diamonds drons. South takes six diamond tricks, two hearts, a spade and a club, making his contract with an overtrick. WOULD LOSE If South unwisely took a diamond finesse, East would win and return the jack of spades. Then Wert, would defeat the contract with the rest of the spades. ‘This is not true to Life,” they will stay in Stockholm, when they consider giving this column the Nobel Priz* ‘‘In Real Life, East would have three i diamonds to the queen, and South would fall on his nose no matter how he played ths hand. Real Life is very tough.” Ths professors must know about Real Life, but they certainly don’t savvy bridge. Keep on being a hero, making the right play all the time. You’re bound to be a winner. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one diamond. and the next player passes. You hold: Spade J 9 4 Heart 9 8 4 3 Diamond Q 2 Club K J 9 8. What do you say ? Answer: With most partners the correct response is one notrump. With some partners you must bid one heart, despite the weakness of the suit.

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Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Judy of Bainbridge wish to announce the marriage of their daughter, Patricia, to Stephen L. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Jones of Greencastle. After a short wedding trip in the Smokys they will reside at 9931 Medallion Drive, Indianapolis.

Graduate Tonight Graduation exercises for the 8th Grade Class of Putnamville School will be held at the Putnamville Methodist Church this evening at 8 o’clock. Seats will be reserved for the parents of the graduating class. A reception will be held in the school cafeteria following the graduating exercises.

Tractor Victim NEW CASTLE UPI — John Lamberson, 35, Cambridge City, died Wednesday night in Henry County Hospital a few hours after he was injured in a tractor accident on his farm. Authorities said It appeared Lamberson was knocked from the vehicle by a tree limb and the tractor then circled back and ran over him.

A local Teenager's View Janet Staub Ahh Senior Week, sweet sweet Senior Week. The time of the year when Juniors are tops, and Sophomores are next best. But the best part of it is that “No Seniors” are around. Seniors aren't really so bad, until they become “Seniors.” The dreadful disease of "Senioritis” usually strikes the last day of school when the Juniors are finally given their cards and, if they are lucky, and have enough credits become “SENIORS.” All through that Magic Summer the new Seniors are very busy getting pictures and making plans. On the first day of school the new seniors usually find a meeting place and congregate there all year. As Senior Cords appear the disease becomes more apparent. Finally the last six weeks grading period rolls around, by this time all Seniors have been exposed to the “disease.” "All Seniors should report to the gym,” the announcement comes over the loudspeaker, but it may as well say “Well underclassmen the old guys are getting their class picture, don’t expect them to talk to you little kids for awhile.” Senior Week finally comes, and where do you find the Seniors? Almost all of them come back for a visit or go past the building with an odd look in their eyes. Really Seniors aren’t as bad as I may have made them to seem. I just hope I can be as good as they ars, sometime.

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Collectors Items WASHINGTON UPI — The odds art long against the man in the street ever getting one of the 45 million silver dollars that President Johnson has ordered mined unless he pays premium prices. Congress, coin dealers and Treasury officials are willing to bet good money that the silver dollars will never find their way into western-state cash registers, as Johnson suggested Saturday, but will end up in the hands of hoarders, speculators and coin collectors.

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Parents Of Girl Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Basham ; of Phoenix, Arizona, are the | parents of a baby girl. They have named her Lisan Lynn and she weighed 7 lbs. 15 oz. She arrived May 13 th. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fitzsimmons of Phoenix, formerly of Greencastle. Lisa's paternal grandparets are Mr. and Mrs. Dane Blevins of Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. John Basham of Bainbridge are her aunt and uncle.

Judy It Divorced SANTA MONICA, Calif. UPI —Singer Judy Garland Wednesday ended her stormy 13-year marriage to Producer Dis Luft after testifying that he "struck me many times.” Superior Court Judge Edward R. Brand granted the singer a divorce and custody of the couple’s two children, Lorna, 12 and Joseph 10. The children have been the object of bitter custody battles | between the long estranged

| couple.

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Reetaville Alumni Plan Banquet The alumni of Reelsville High School have made plans for their 10th annual banquet on Saturday evening. June 5, at Adami's Country Club, west of Brazil. About 650 graduates and former teachers have already been notified. If a graduate has not been notified it Is due to not knowing correct addresses. President Jake Hendricks reports an evening of good food and entertainment. The 1965 graduating seniors in attendance will be honored. All alumni and any interested persons are invited to attend the banquet which is to begin at 6:30 p. m. Husbands and wives of the alumni are also welcome. Reservations should be returned to secretary - treasurer, Barbara Proctor, R. R. 1, Reelsvills on or before May 29.

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ANDERSON UPI —The membership of the Anderson j Federation of Teachers voted Wednesday to accept an agreement between the union and the

Anderson School Board.

| Federation President Merrill Pyle said the action was taken at a meeting originally called

to take a strike vote.

Meeting Held By Maple Heights Club The Maple Heights Craft Club met May 12th at the Club House. Several members made Tote bags during the afternoon. Twelve members were present. The next meeting will be June 9th. The project will be, Pot Holder hangers. Refreshments were served by Marie Crawley and Louise McKamey.

Barracks Mttts The Greencastle Barracks and Auxiliary 114 held their regular meeting at the American Legion Home May 17 with a pitch-in dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Warren served hot mushrooms from the Legion kitchen. After the dinner hour separate meetings were held. State convention delegates were picked and the annual picnic was planned to be held at the Warren ranch northwest of Greencastle. The date will be announced later. There was a committee picked to fill cheer baskets for the Lafayette Home Day held May 16. They met with Grace Heavin. Veva Sweeney, In Kemmling, Stella ' Pease and Alma Alexander I were the members to help with ! the cheer baskets. Visitors were present from Crawfordsville and Ladoga. After an enjoyable social hour the meeting was dismissed to meet again June 4.

WGRE News This evening at 7:00, Greencastle Schools on the Air presents “A Day at Junior High”, aji original play by Anne Lyon, revealing the exciting life of an eighth grader at Greencastle Junior High School. WGRE broadcasts on the 91.5 spot on the F^f dial. This week on Faculty Fireside, tonight at 7:30, WGRE is proud to present an interview with Dr. George Mianhart, Professor Emeritus of DePauw’s History Department, and author of the book, “DePauw Through the Years.” The discussion will center around Dr. Manhart’s many years at the University. Friday evening at 5:00 p. m., Children's Playhouse presents “Little Tiny.” The cast for the production includes: Mary Whitaker as the narrator: Beth Newton as Fairy, Mouse, and the Announcer; Pat Luzar as Mole, and Prince; Margaret Chase as Woman, Fish, and Toad; Mary Williams as Bay Toad, and Bird; and Susan Silander as Tiny.

This summer, spark your parties and picnics with a chilled version of Zabaglione, the frothy Avine custard des* sert that’s usually made at your table in fine restaurants. 1

It is given distinction by Florio Marsala, Sicily’s nutbrown, fragrant wine—an indispensable ingredient in such Italian specialties as Vitello al Marsala, thin-sliced veal scaloppini sauteed in the wine, as well as the two elegant

Zecipes given here.

ZABAGLIONE FREDDO (Chilled Wine Custard) .

2 eggs, separated

V* cup sugar

V* cup Florio Marsala (sweet) Vi cup heavy cream, whipped Combine egg yolks, sugar and wine in the top of a double boiler, over hot water. Beat with a rotary beater or whisk until the mixture is frothy. Increase the heat and

continue to beat untM the custardis thick and light. Put the pan in a bowl of ice cubes and water,; stir often as it cools. Beat egs whites stiff and fold in. Fold iri' whipped cream. Serve garnished' with fresh fruit. Or pour into mold, cover and freeze. Unmold to serve, garnish with fruit. Makes 6-8j

servings..

FLORIO GINGER CUP Q 1 bottle dry Florio Marsala Vz cup grenadine syrup

2 bottles (about 28 oz. eachT

ginger ale, chilled *

2 limes, sliced thin ^ Stir Marsala with grenadine Tn £ punch bowl. Add a block of iert and the ginger ale. Stir lightly. Garnish with lime slices. Makert about 20 punch cup servings.

Mrs. Salinger Seeks Divorce HOT SPRINGS. Ark. UPI— Charging that her husband made her life “intolerable” with “general indignities,” Mrs. Pierre Salinger has filed suit to end her eight year marriage. The suit was filed May 10, but was disclosed only Wednesday. Salinger, the former White House press secretary and former U.S. senator from California, said he would not contest the suit. He had indicated previously he planned to marry Nicole Gillman, 26, a writer for the French magazine realities.

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Six Drowned LA GRANGE. Ky. UPI —- Six persons, including three children, were drowned Wediesday night when an overcrowded 14-foot motorboat swamped and capsized in a fishing lake near here.

Needs Governoress LONDON UPI — Mrs. John F. Kennedy is still interviewing candidates for a nanny to look after her two children, a spokeswoman for the former First Lady said today. Miss Maud Shaw, who has been the nursemaid to Caroline, 7, and John Jr., 4, is retiring and Mrs. Kennedy wants to hire a replacement during her London visit.

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