The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 October 1965 — Page 3
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Indiana's Corn Yield Sets Mark
Aggressive Bidding Pays; Opponents Will Fumble
By Alfred Sheimvold
WASHINGTON UPI — A
the diamonds were, he would
have played the ten of diamonds revis€< ^ forecast by the Beat the first trick. He would Partment of Agriculture Mon-
day put the com yield for In-
later get to his partner’s hand
with the queen of diamonds for diana farms at 96 bushels ^
Aggressive bidding pays if $ou play the cards well. The opponets usually have to guess at
a club return.
Both defenders fumbled at the r ® cor( l first trick, just as any pair In
This means an all-time average crop of 463,-
872,000 bushels.
League Looks at LOCAL PROGRAM
Man Is Slain
The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Tuesday, October 12, 1965
Defending Wife Viet Reds Flee
lie best defense until enough world would. After the first Illinois, which was tied with
lyieks have been played for ahem to know what the hand if all about. By that time they pnay be unable to recover.
trick there was no recovery.
The League of Women Voters
of Greencastle was organized
in 1953 and became a recogniz-
ed League in 1954. Then there
36 members—now there
TAKES FINESSE
Indiana in the Sept. 1 estimate | were 36 members-now ! at 92 bushels per acre, also in- ! are 86 - The first bud S et ' vas for
schools. They want the best education possible for their children and are eager to know how our schools are meeting the challenges of the 60’s. Included in the League’s
NEW YORK UPI - X Httl.
more than a year and a half ago 38 people watched or listened while a knife-weilding man stalked and killed 28-year-old Kitty Genovese in a quiet
Queens neighborhood.
on reports that up to five Communist battalions were maased in the valley not far from th« South China Sea.
SAIGON UPI — More than 2,000 Communist troops believed trapped in a valley 280
1st COFFEE BREAK?
NEW YORK (UPI)—Stoughton, Wis., claims the original
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East 1 <0 Pass
Fast dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH A I 9 2 A Q 95 3
0 54
* K 6 3
EAST
A K 10 7 3
V 8
O A J 1076
A AQ5 SOITH A AQ
V KI 107 2
O K 8 3 •j^ 9 4 2
South West North
1 V Pass 3 V 4 V All Pass
Opening lead — 0 2
WEST
A 8 654
64
O Q92
A J 10 8 7
South won the secon
d trick
creased its estimate according this year s budget is $880. j school survey are such topics as
to the revision made on Oct. 1.
with the king of diamonds, drew However, the Illinois output is trumps with the king and ace now only expected to rise to and led a low spade to finesse 94 bushels per acre,
with the queen. When this held, j South cashed the ace of spades, [ ruffed his last diamond in dum- i acre, above the old estimate of 444,544.000 bushels. Ohio and Michigan also showed gains
The Hoosier forecast is up
spades
my and led the jack of
from dummy.
East had to put up the king, „ A
, ^ x- , , , u -vr over Sept. 1, while Wisconsin, and South discarded a club. Now i JT ’ . ...
South Dakota, and Minnesota showed decreases and Iowa, Nebraska, and Missouri were
unchanged.
East could not get out safely. If East returned a club .dummy’s king would win a trick. If East returned anything else, dummy would ruff while South
discarded another club.
South would lose three clubs
and a diamond if he went after | year when an early “fall”
West opened the deuce of dia- the clubs himself. Aggressive drought slashed production,
aionds because his partner had, bidding doesn’t pay if you can’t j
bid the suit. If West had been take advantage of defensive !
The latest estimate for Indiana compares with 337,752,000 bushels produced in 1964, a
a mindreader he would have led the jack of clubs, but if most defenders were mindreaders we would be recommending very cautious bidding.
fumbles.
DAILY QUESTION
As dealer, you hold: S-A Q H-K J 10 7 2 D-K 8 3 C-9 4 2.
APPOINTMENT
East won the frist trick with Wheat do you say?
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. UPI —The Rev. Marion F. Ravan Jr., Salem, Ore., Assemblies of God
the ace of diamonds and returned the jack. This would be the best defense If South had the queen of diamonds and West the king. If East had known where
Of this amount the League hopes to raise $450 on Its annual finance drive. Why is the League important to Greencastle ? What will the League do this
year?
CITY PLANNING—For over ten years members of the Greencastle League have had a special interest in the need for developing a written, long range, comprehensive plan for Greencastle’s growth. By looking to the future and planning for the extension of streets and utility lines and by setting
state-local relations. school board, administration, teaching staff, school plants, school finance, public relations, and the educational program from kindergarten through high school. The League plans to present the Information gathered from interviews with school personnel to its members this winter and later to publish a descriptive account of the Greencastle Community Schools. The completed survey will be avail-
able to the public.
These citizens did nothing of American and Vietnamese
— not even call the police.
They said they did not want to ports from the front indicated
miles northeast of Saigon ap-; coffee brpak There on c - ffee parently fled before thousands gt _ unofficial name 0 f Hillside
Ave., working women took
soldiers encircled the area, re- breaks from their tasks in a
get involved.
today.
local tobacco warehouse over a century ago.
VOTING MACHINES
In-
aside land for future school terested in efficiency and acsites and for parks and recrea- j curacy in casting and counting tion expansion will create fewer votes led the League to its po-
ANSWER: Bid one heart. You have 13 points In high cards and I point for the doubleton. This is enough for a sound opening bid.
problems, will cost the city less sition of support for voting money, and will give us a more , machines or vote recording attractive city. I devices. During the Fair on the This year the League will con-, Square the League deminstratsider the possible changer in ; ed in its booth booth the Autoplanning for the city’s growth i matic Voting Machine (which that have been brought about: records and counts the votes) by the organization of the and the IBM Votamatic (a County Plan Commission. This 1 book-sharper device which us-
But Arthur F. Collins, 28, was a different breed. He did not fear to get involved and it cost him his life.
Collins, his wife, Catherine, and their 15-month-old daughter, Patricia, were returning to their Manhattan apartment from the Bronx Saturday night on the subway. A drunken young man reeled onto the | train. He stepped on one woman’s foot, then fell into another woman.
A U. S. spokesman said only 16 Viet Cong were known dead and 56 captured in the assault on the Soui La Tinh Valley. Thoustnds of U. S. Army 1st Air Mobile Cavalry Divisiqn
The women would leave in pairs to tend their youngsters, ending their brief rest periods over coffee.
South Africa's nearly 1 mile
soldiers and Vietnamese gov- , ion Africkaners descend prin . emment troops pushed into the cipa , lv from 4Q original Eur0 _
eight-mile valley on Sunday. pean settlers
The invasion was launched
Instead of apologizing, the man cursed the second woman.
As the train pulled into a station, Collins handed his wife the baby, collared the drunk and pitched him off the train.
Sunday school director in Ore
gon, has been appointed field l group is eager to proceed with j cs a punch card for a ballot and
representatice and consultant
for the denomination’s Sunday School Department.
a comprehensive plan for the j a computer for making the final county which may include the tally.) Talks explaining the fringe area bordering Green-1 costs and advantages of each castle. The League will study' method of voting have been all aspects of the new situation | given to various groups. The to see how Greencastle’s needs League will continue this procan be met within the larger | ject during the coming year,
framework of county planning.
SCHOOL SURVEY—Parents of school-age children are especially interested in our
NOTICE
The office of Dr. W. J. Krider is closed becaluse of illness.
Citizenship education Is a subject of constant interest to the League of Women Voters. The League tries to take advantage of all opportunities to explain the structure of government and the procedure for registering and voting. Through the columns of this paper and through League meetings, which are always open to the public, further information from 1 League studies on various governmental issues will be made
available.
Moments later, the man was back — a five-inch switchblade knife in his hand. He plunged the knife into Collins’ heart. The young father fell dead in front of his wife and baby. The killer escaped. A force of 200 police has pursued a continuous search for the knifer — so far to no avail. One of the voices raised in praise of Collins was that of John J. Gilhooley, acting chairman of the city’s transit authority. Gilhooley called on the city council and the state legislature to provide “adequate compensation” for the families of men who are permanently disabled or killed trying to protect their fellow men, as was "the brave Arthur Collins.”
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Sniper's Bullet Kills Hoosier
GOSPEL SERVICES
A series of services will be held in the Old No. 10 School 5 miles N.W. of Greencastle, beginning
WED., OCT. 13, AT 7:30 P.M. Continuing each Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday nights.
All Are Welcome. Services will be conducted by Luther Nussbaum end Robert Ewell
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''Jewelry fashions,
facts, fictions
by Harold Mason OBTAINING OPALS
A few months ago, one of our largest national magazines ran an excellent article telling about Opal mining in Australia. No doubt many people who read it know have a new appreciation for this beautiful gem. Each stone is unique in coloring and pattern. Truly, no two are alike. The play or color lends fascination to the Opal and it is one of our loveliest gems for ring and pendants.
NEW CASTLE UPI -
Jimmie Lee Mincks, 35, a career soldier from New Castle, was killed by a sniper's bullet on a mission with the 101st Airborne Division in Viet Nam Monday, relatives have learned. An official Defense Department message informed Mrs. Bessie Mincks of New Castle of her son’s death. Mincks, a native of Cowan, was the father of six children. His widow and the children live at Clarksville, Tenn., where he was stationed before going ov-)
erseas.
IN enneiit greencastle ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY »
Opal is composed of a solid form of gelatinous silicu deposited by a water solution in cracks of rocks. The Opal mined in Australia is mainly the precious black variety exhibiting plays of color in blue and green with flashes of red and yellow against a dark background.
To protect Opal, which is not considered one of our tougher gems, the mounting should be built up around it. Most often diamonds are employed to form ; a "wall” around the stone. Usually, Opal is cut cabochon, which means an oval dome without facets. The merician or fire Opal is sometimes facited to add greater fire to the stone.
According to old legends, wearing an Opal is said to bring good luck while turning away wrath. It is the birthstone for October (together with Tour-1 maline) and lucky indeed is the person celebrating their birthday this month who has an Opal to gaze upon.
Q. Where does it eome from? How Is it identified?
A. It comes from the brisket section of beef, which is in the forequarter, below the chuck. This is a large boneless cut composed of layers of fat and lean and is sold as fresh or corned beef. The term “corned” is used to indicate the meat has been cured in brine.
South Sid* of Squor* GreencattU, Ind.
Q. How is it prepared? A. By cooking in liquid. Fresh brisket is frequently browned before cooking, corned beef brisket is not. It’s placed in a large utensil and cooked, covered with water. Herbs, spices and vegetables are added, if desired, but bo salt, when cooking corned beef. Cover the utensil and simmer (keep below boiling temperature) until tender. If desired, the beef brisket may then be placed on a rack, covered with a glaze and baked in a moderate oven (350° F.) until the glaze sets, about 30 minutes. It may, however, be served hot or cold. Slice thin ior serving.
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