The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 September 1965 — Page 3

' w 'New Dimensions In Education And Friendship' School's Theme

"N>\v Dimensions in Eduea- hour session at the conclusion of

tion and Friendship" will be the theme of the Northeast Elementary SchcK>l FFA for the

year. lJ*6o-1966.

At the Sept. 13th meeting.

the first one-half hour, with coffee and cookies being served in the cafeteria following each session. A new undertaking of North-

PTA President, Marian Stamper,east PTA this year will be the annot reed the gifts of a Gavel, formation of a study Club which prst i ient’s pin and a portfolio will begin as a monthly venture, containing books pertinent to On Oct. 5, Study Club will take PTA had been presented to us to Kindergarten at which Northeast PTA by Bret McGin- time Mrs. Marie Ellis. Kindernis. State President of the Ind garten teacher, will present a dian; Congress of PTA. These program on “Ingraded. Prigifts are must appreciated and mary and what to expect from

will benefit PTA in fulfilling its important business duties. Fo lowing additional business, parents and teachers were transferred from the Schools multi-purpose room to individ-

kindergarten." There will be two meetings, one from 9-11:15 a.m. and a repeat from 1-3 p.m. Chairmen of executive and standing committees this year will be: Hospitality, Mrs. Dale

ual c lassrooms. In each class-: Shoup: Membership, Mrs. Buel room, a teacher explained the Ross; Legislative. Mrs. Frank curriculum for this school year McKenna: Historian and Pubthe t,bp parents of her (or his( licity. Mrs. Donald Cantone; children. Parents were able to Room Mothers. Mrs. John Pershask r . -tions as well as to see ing: Health. Mrs. James Lett; a child s work and to sit at his Ways and Means, Mrs. John or he • desk. It was a commend- Robertson: Character and Famable one half hour experience jly Life. Mrs. Larry Brant; for h. parents and teachers. Safety, Mrs. John Wright: AudP ye ts hating more than it, A1 Losin; Cultural Arts. Mrs. one i* 1 at Northeast school Paul Kissinger.

•COMMISSIONERS CLAIMS

The Putnam County Board of Com- \ iniii'i - ■ will meet in regular session Mo?. --epiember 20. 1965 a: 9:00 ega :!i a f the court hou.se in Green•astle Indiana, to consider the follow-

ng clacms:

Dewey Collier 60 00 ] Sherwin Williams Co. 261.05

Eston C. Cooper

Pu:nam County Auditor

NEW FERRV NEW YORK

UPI — The

joe STi^ncer. Salary $187.50 Belgian Navy has inaugiiiat^ti 2Se curds Boiler :::;:::::: sixth ^r-ferry. the "King Robert; Boiler 162 90 Raudoin,’’ to accomodate the ofyn camp r Seu a “.:::::::::::: m English Channel on the popular

Ralph Deip Pi!!? lOstend-Dover

Paul Hauler 12i..a

Clarence Marshall 201.65 Official Belgian

Sheinwold 1 On Bridge

Tht Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Friday, Sepiember 17, 1965

SAN ANTONIO, Tex.—Airman Allan D. Scroggin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Scroggin of 728 East Seminary, Greencastle, has been selected for technical training at Sheppard AFB, Tex., as a U. S. Air Force aircraft maintenance specialist. Airman Scroggin recently completed basic military training at Lackland AFB, Tex. His new r school is part of the Air Training Command which conducts hundreds of specialized courses to provide technicallytrained personnel for the nation's aerospace force. The airman is a 1965 graduate of Greencastle High School.

Show Deep Sympathy For Deceit ed Expert By Allred Sjheimvold One of the most heart-rend-ing sights in the world is a bridge expert losing a makable hand in plain sight of sex'eral hundred kibitzers. A horrible sight like this makes you want to go right out and eat a big steak. East dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH * J 7 632

K 7

0 1032 4 A 10 5 WEST EAST * Q5 4 K V A 9 6 5 3 Q 4 2 0 9764 0 AKQJ8J 4 74 4 K8 2 SOUTH 4 A 109 8 4 J 108 <> None 4 Q J 9 63

Tehran Reports Coup Is Failure TEHRAN. Iran VPI — A pro-Nasser faction in Iraq tried to seize power in a coup Thursday but failed, according to reports reaching here today. In London, the British Broadcasting Corp. (BBC) said the abortive coup against President Abdul Salam Aref's government was led by Premier Aref Abdel Razzak and a group of high-ranking army

officers.

This morning Damascus Radio, monitored in Beirut, reported that the Iraq armed forces “have been alerted." It called the situation in Baghdad “ambigious." The Iraqui capital was reported calm today.

East

South

West

North

1 0

1 A

Pass

3 4

Pass

4 A

All

Pass

Opening

lead -

-04

STATE OF INDIANA

) )ss:

run. says the Tourist Bu-

rn traffic is

Jessie McGuire 199 75 Frank Nelson 10150 reau.

Vernie Larkin 154.88 'p) le upsurge

Arthur Prather 120.70 , . . ,, GeorpH Talbott 146.20 [laid to an auto explosion in Eu*e-’ Miller m oo Europe SSiW 156.OOO autis Rons d. Dove 172.55 crossing on that route in 1964.

Richa G Gray 184 50

Clayio i Su-ton 151.30 cars in 194b.

Woodson Buttery .... 17170

Glen Crawley 175.10 I ——

Kenr.e .a Broadstreet 91.80 Thomp.-on Allen 142 40 Noble Austin 143 20 Harold Goodman 142.40 William Griffin 142.40 ■ Jarar Marcum 107.20 Buryi Guy 142 40 Harry Miller 142 40 Roy Weller 166 40 : Virail Walters 171 20 ; Kenno ill Boiler 100 00: Jerry Hurst ion 00 j DeWavne Costin 171 20 j Ererett Cornett 142 40' Ployd Richardson 67 50 Gerald. Menhe 124.50 John O Shinn 14 40 Gen. Tele. Co. of Ind 37.62 Gen. Tfele. Co. of Ind. 34.62 Public Service Ind 44 00 Hi«h Joint Oil Co 1,383.74 Dept, of Water W'orks 8 15 Morrison’s Tire & Retrdg. ... 168 68 Centra! Engine Service 144 46 Reeves Welding & Repair ... 55 10 Greencastle Welding Shop .... 108.25 Browning Radiator Service .... 12.00 Todd's Ace Hardware 28 66 Greencastle Auto Supply 52.34 M it R Auto Parts 192 93 Km* Morrison Poster Co. ... 12.90 •Lon E?rri* Chevrolet Buick 21.75 Sl’.ernis In: lement Sale* 65 95 P.tBBtt Motor Sales 8.18 Truck & Bus Supply Co. ..... 1*87 Greece a*tle Tractor Sale* ... 190 19 Motor Fuel Tax Division 86 76 J B 51 Corp 2 25 Woodbum Printing Co 23.00 Greencastle Off. Eauipt 45.00 Ohio t: Indiana Stone Co. .. 4,953.79 Russele.Hie Stone Co 2i063.25 Standard Materials Corp. .... 609.81 Clark A- Sons Sand & Gravel 335 45 Burnett Lumber Corp 2.80 Meager lumber Co 24 10 Shumaker Bros. Industries 25 381 56 American Vitrified Products 35 20 Skelton Skinner Lumber Co. .. 49.28 Logacsport Metal Culvert Co. 2 247.18 Hal! Sign & Post Inc 92 80 Stelio Products Inc 108 00 Industrial Supply Co 54.55 Putnam Co. Assoc, of Ins. Agfa 43 00 Greencastle Tractor Sales 3" r n Robert H Thoms* 30 09 Huber & Walker 25J.a5

Pvt. Jerry E. Wood returned to Fort Knox, Kentucky on Sept. 3rd where he will be taking a special A.I.T. Training for the next 10 weeks. He completed his basic on Aug. 21st and was home for 10 days visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wood, 6 N. Central, Greencastle, and other reltaives and friends. He is a graduate of Greencastle High School class of 1964. Attending his graduation ceremonies at Fort Knox were his parents and brothers, Larry and Sonny Wood, and Miss Lynn Carrington. His address is Pvt. Jerry E. Wood, US 55821784, Co. A. 2d Bn. Sch. Bde., USA, RMS, Class TM4, Box 181, Fort Ivhox, Kentucky, 40121.

DIXIE ViaiM—The Rev. Donald A. Thompson (above) is In serious condition in a hospital in Jackson. Miss., after being shotgunned in the back outside his apartment Reverend Thompson, 59, opened the doora of the First Unitarian Church in Jackson to Negroes, and helped to form the biracial Mississippi Council on Human Relations.

Many Hunters Heart Victims INDIANAPOLIS UPI —The. Indiana Department of Na- ! tural Resoudrces said today more hunters fall victim to heart attacks than to gun ac-! cidents, It issued a list of suggested rules, most imjortant of which was that persons with heart conditions should never | hunt alone. The advisory was aimed hiefly at deer hunters who won’t see action until Novem-! ber. But it could apply to hunters regardless of the j game they seek. “Hunters with a known heart condition should have a complete physical check-up before their hunting trip so that their doctor can recommend ways in which to pace themselves in order to minimize the strain on their hearts," a news release said. “During the hunt, take plenty of short rests and avoid unnecessary exertion. Hunt at a steady, unhurried pace. Don’t strain yourself in emergencies. Get your partner to help. “Keep an eye on the weather. Don’t try to do much in hot, weather. Make sure that at least one member of the party knows of your condition, the

medicine you take and how it is admin istehed. “Never hunt alone. If you get that lucky shot and bag a deer, wait for help to get it out of the woods."

MOSTl

AT 1:30 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. COURT HOUSE SQUARE This Wyler Incaflex Watch Will Be Dropped 1000 Feet To The Ground From An Airplane. The LUCKY TICKET Holder Will get the Watch. FREE

AVIANCA EXPANDING NEW YORK UPI — The Columbia National Airlines, Avianca, plans to complement its fleet of Boeing 720 B’s by adding 727 equipment. The first of the new jets, which Mill be used for both international and domestic flights will be delivered in March, 1966.

Club Is Formed Piano students of Mrs. Edna Minkler met at the home of Miss Marsha Routt Sept. 10 for an evening of fun and music. Each child played selections of their own choosing. It was decided to name the newly formed club the Tempo Club. It’s next meeting will be held the second Sunday afternoon in Dec. Those attending were: Miss Routt, Donna Fidler, Donna and Pamela Weist, Barbara and Lynn Weist, Kathy Sutherlin, Deborah Smiley, Debbie Bault, and Susan Sendmeyer. Not present were: Linda Linley, Claudeen Sheldon. Cindy Ernst and Jane Weaver. Another group met previously at the home of Mrs. Minkler. Those in attendance were: Mark and Diane Diel, Mrs. Erma Lundy and daughters, Jeanette and Liloc, Gay Pittl and Jennifer Gray. Unable to attend were Billinda Bullerdick, Susan Blanton and Barbara Perkins. The December meeting will be in keeping with the holiday season, each one playing their favorite Xmas selection.

SHOWPLACE MOULTONBORO, N. M. — A showplace of this mountain area of New Hampshire is known as “Castle in the Clouds," a 16-room castle built in 1911 by the late Thomas G. Plant. Plant bought between 5.000 and 6,000 acres fo land here and. at a cost of more than $3 million, developed the property into a maknificent estate. The cstle, originally known as “Lucknow,” now is owned by Richard S. Robie Sr. who has opened it to the public.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. — Airman James J. O’Brien, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis O’Brien of R.R. 2, Greencastle, Ind., has been selected for technical training at Sheppard AFB. Tex., as a U. S. Air Force aircraft maintenance specialist. Airman O’Brien recently completed basic military training at Lackland AFB, Tex. His new school is part of the Air Training Command which conducts hundreds of specialized courses to provide technically-trained personnel for the nation’s aero-

space force.

The airman is a 1965 graduate of Greencastle High School.

When this hand came up in the Chicago-Los Angeles match a few weeks ago, five hundred kibitzers were watching every bid and play on an electrical display board. They could see all

of tlie cards, but

could see only their own cards

and the dummy.

East craftily played the king of diamonds at the first trick, giving South the impression that West had the queen of diamonds. South ruffed and tried a finesse with the ten of Clubs,

losing to the king.

East returned the ace of diamonds, and South ruffed again. Now South led the ace of spades and started on the clubs. He was safe if East had the queen of spades or if West had

three clubs.

RUFFS EARLY As luck would have it, Westj ruffed the third club and returned a low heart. The contract depended on which heart declarer played from the dum-

my.

Everybody in the audience would have played the king of hearts from dummy, but it wasn’t so easy for Bob Hamman, the Los Angeles expert who played the South hand. If he guessed right,, everybody in the audience would ask, “What took you so long" Hamman thought West held the queen of diamonds as well as the queen of spades. If West also held the ace of hearts, surely he would have entered the bidding. It was all very logical. so Hamman played the low heart from dummy and went down one. It’s at a time like this that you know who your friends are. There wasn’t a dry eye in the house. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one heart, and the next player passes. You hold: S-Q 5 H-A 9 6 5 3 D-9 7 6 4 C-7 4. What do you say? ANSWER: Bid two hearts, despite the trump length, this is a very poor hand. All you can afford is the simple raise to two hearts.

COUNTY OF PUTNAM I IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT In VacaUon TERM.

1965

IN THE MATTER OF ESTATE OF Mattie Bowman,

DECEASED Estate No 10.485 NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE

OE Mattie Bowman

In the matter of the Estate of Mattie !

Bowman, deceased.

, . | No. 10.485

the players I Notice is hereby given that Ben Pace

as Administrator of the above named estate, has presented and filed his final j account in full settlement of said : estate, and that the same will come up I for the examination and action of said 1 Circuit Court, on the 14th day of October. 1*65, at which time an persons j Interested In said estate are required I to appear In said court and show cause, i If any there be. why said account j should not be approved. And the heirs j of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and ( make proof of their heirship or claim

to any part of said estate.

Jack P, Hinkle

Clerk of the Putnam

CIRCUIT COURT

Attorney for Estat* Frank G. Stoessel Sept. 17-24-2t

Open At 6:45 Sat., Sun. From 2:00 Now Thru Sat. Nights At: 7:15 - 9:JS

ONCE IT WAS TOP SECRET

M-64l M **CAjl.O) > ONTlPM)iUnkjN [AflOj Kifltf FHNRD-IRErailOiMDJIHNU RBHIRD

II0IS&£2! *^^^^PPCRATI0N

CROSSOW"! tflMMIIU pcaixm

m.w

PANAVISIONT& METROCO

Starts Sunday

McHale's Navy JOINS THE AIR FORCE

RECORDS SPENCER DRIVE-IN THEATRE So. on 43 at 67 NOW THRU SUN. Walt Disnty's ''MONKEY'S UNCLE" and "ENSIGN PULVER"

MIDWAY DRIVE-IN Jet. 40 A 43 Fri., Sat., Sun.

Charlton Heston in "MAJOR DUNDEE'

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. — Airman Rodney L. Foxx of R. R. 2, Greencastle, Ind., has been selected for technical training at Chanute AFB, 111., as a U. S. Air Force aircraft maintenance specialist. Airman Foxx recently completed basic military training at Lackland AFB, Tex. His new school is part of the Air Training Command which conducts hundreds of specialized courses to provide technically-trained personnel for the nation’s aerospace force. The airman is a 1965 graduate of Greencastle High School.

SOUTH SIDE of the SQUARE Greencastle

if align ad For comfort, stylod for boavty Save hundreds of dollars and get more efficient comfort heating by putting CHROMALOX Electric Bueboard* in your home. No loot, noise or clutter with CHROMALOX! See ue today For more details. a mors useable span! e quiet operation! e individual room contrail a even temperatures I e clean beyond compare! made by CHROMALOX First name in electric heat

Visit the BARGAIN CENTER Meadowbrook Drive-In Gifts - Pictures - Clothing Hardware - Toys and Many Other Items 6' Aluminum Step Ladders $10.25 Exceptional Bargains at 99

01 3-5547 CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE McGAUGHEY'S ELECTRIC SERVICE 316 Gillespie Street, Green castle

OUR SPECIALTY WEDDING and BIRTHDAY CAKES PAUL'S PASTRY SHOP

102 N. JACKSON ST.

PHONE OL 8-3331

DR.

IF. CONRAD

OPTOMETRIST

301 E. Washington St.

MEADOWBROOK DRIVE-IN THEATER Intersection 36 A 43 TONIGHT, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY John Wayne, Kirk Douglat IN HARM'S WAY Rory Calhoun, Linda Darnell BLACK SPURS

Plane Crashes With 30 Aboard MIAMI UPI—A Pan American 707 jet with 30 persons aboard crashed today on the island of Montserrat in the British West Indies. The Civil Aeronautics Board, which confirmed the crash, said it was not yet known if there were survivors. The CAB said there were 21 passengers and nine crewmen aboard the plane, which left Fort de France on the island of Martinique, bound for Antigua and then on to New York. The Coast Guard said the aircraft had been scheduled to arrive at Antigua at 7:35 a.m. EDT today and was last heard from at 7:30 a.m. EDT, five minutes away from the island. The Coast Guard said search aircraft in the area reported the weather was “foggy.”

NOTICE SIMPSON JEWELRY MAIN STREET Cloverdule JEWELRY Watch Repairing Hours: 8:30-13 100-4:00 Tum., Thurs., Sot.

Dr. D. H. Austin local Chiropractor 201 South Indiana Street Telephone OL 3-3024 Announces new office hours Beginning Sept. 7, 1965 By Appointment Mon. (9-12) (1-5) (6-9) Wed. (9-12) (1-5) (6-9) Fri. (9-12) (1-5) (6-9) Tues. (9-12) (1-5) Thursday (Closed) Saturday (9-4)

RECTOR FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE Ol 3-4810

DOUBLE DECKER Delivery Service

OL 3-3210

Monday thru Thursday Friday A Saturday Sunday Sandwich Steaks Salads Shrimp

5:30 to 11:30 5 30 to 12 30 4:00 to 11:30 Shake Malts Cokes Sodas

PIZZA Mozzorello Cheese, Italian Style Sausage, Imported Mushroom Anchovies 95* to $2.60 25c delivery charge on all orders of $1.25 and over 40c charge on order under $1.25 (This offer good only in city limits)

CJS// CONCRETE PRODUCTS For Prompt Delivery on CONCRETE BLOCKS, READY-MIX CONCRETE and Other BUILDING SUPPLIES Phone OL 3-6533 GREENCASTLE, R. R. 3