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Two Frenchmen Facing Runoff PARIS UPI — President

Charles de Gaulle and his opponent in the Dec. 19 runoff, leftist Francois Mitterand, took different paths today to win

over the French electorate. Mitterrand- 49, planned a na-

tionwide “whistle stop” tour by helicopter, shaking as many hands as possible in the 10 days

~ T . . ~ . , .. ... ’before the balloting. Higher imports of live cattle i &

Freeman said the Agriculture reflect higher feeder cattle . De Gaulle, 75. stayed in Department’s Farmers Home priceg in the United states, ' Paris > having the hand-shaking Administration has authorized FAS said Live cattle im p 0rts ! out in the provinces to his sup-

loans totaling $22,222,259 to ru- fj rs t three quarters of I P or t ers -

ral communities and farmers 1965 totaled 561,733 head. This Both candidates will sue a for projects adapting more than com p ares w jth 336,938 head large part of the two hours of

70,000 acres of land to outdoor

recreation use.

Freeman said the develop-

By Gaylord P. Godwin | pork items, particularly canned WASHINGTON UPI — Ag- j hams, and also of bone-in and

riculture Secretary Orville L. preserved beef.

Freeman said a government; The agency said imports of lending program to help create variety meats were up by onerural recreation areas has re- third, with New Zealand, Cansuited in development of 646 ada , Mexico, and Nicaragua the

projects during the past three major suppliers,

years.

High and Low NEW YORK UPI —The lowest temperature reported this morning to the U. S. Weather Bureau, excluding Hawaii and Alaska, was 7 degrees at Houlton and Greenville, Maine. The highest reported Wednesday was 79 at Kingsville, Tex.

Th« Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana Thursday, December 9, 1965

during the comparable period a! nationwide television time they

year earlier. ^ are allocated.

Rain Forecast For Hoosierdom By United Presj International The threat of rain to dampen Indiana's Christmas shoppers Saturday was posed today in weather forecasts. Fair skies of the past few days will fade into partly cloudy conditions tonight, with

mostly cloudy developing Fri- ; day and cloudy Saturday. Rain was seen as “possible” Saturday. It may begin by late afternoon Friday in the northwestern corner of the state. But mild temperatures will continue with no prospect of a colder wave in the near future, j Temperatures crested Wed-' uesday at points ranging from j 45 at South Bend to 54 at Ev- ! ansville. Overnight lows this ; morning ranged from 26 at Fort Wayne to 31 at Evansville. Highs today will range from near 50 to near 60. lows tonight ; from near 30 to the mid 30s, |

and highs Friday from the mid 40s to the upper 50s. It will be continued mild Saturday.

DR. F. M. BURNS CHIROPRACTOR Mon. thru Fri. 9-12 1-5 Mon., Tues., Thurs. Evenings 7-9 CLOSED SATURDAYS Phen* Ol 3-5B14 South Jackson ft Suns** Iriva

ments include 191 community centers in 36 states, creating modern outdoor recreation facilities primarily for use of people who live in smaller towns and the rural countryside. He said the projects include modern swimming poolsgolf courses, lake and picnic areas, boating centers, playing fields, tennis courts, target ranges, winter sports facilities, and rodeo and livestock show areas.

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Hl-Y CAR WASH $ 1.50 per car Saturday, Dec. 11. Begins 8:30 A.M. All Day At Coca-Cola Bottling Company - North Jackson Free Cokes To Patrons — Compliments Coca Cola Bottling Co.

Vows Exchanged

The marriage of Miss Rebec- hemlock green trimmed also ea Sue Cash and Daryl Wayne with white fur. They wore Freeman was solemnized De-' headpieces of hemlock green dember 5, 1965 in the Bethel bows and fur. In their hands j Baptist Church. I they carried white muffs decorParents of the couple are Mr. ated with red carnations. All and Mrs. John W. Cash, Fill- the gowns were made by the

more and Mrs. Maxine Dellen- bride’s mother,

lieck of Hammond- Indiana. Little Eric Essex, cousin of The vows of the double ring the groom, carried the rings on

ceremony were read by the pastor, Rev. Jack Daniels at an altar decorated w*ith palms, candies, and white gladiolus. Bridal selections were played fcy Mrs. Mary Storm and Beverly Cash sang. "I Love You Truly,” “O Promise Me,” and ttie “Wedding Prayer.” . The bride given in marriage Jy her father wnre a floor length gown of peau de sole. The gown featured long bridal point sleeves with the neck and bottom of the hem trimmed with white fur and a flowing train attached around the waist. Her veil of bridal illusion fell from a crown of pearls. Bhe carried a white Bible topped with white su-eetheart Joses. ► The matron of honor was a Sister of the bride, Mrs. Karen Christy of Fillmore. The bride’s pther two sisters were bridesmaids, Misses Marjorie Lou and Peggy Cash. They all wore Identical floor length gowns of

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Sirs. Jesse Ford Is Club Hostess 2 Roachdale H D C. met at the home of Mrs. Jesse Ford for the annual Christmas dinner and meeting. A lovely turkey dinner Was served at the noon hour ^tith Mrs. Chauncy Sutherlin ^turning thanks. H After dinner the president, firs. Ford, called the meeting jjo order, with the thought of {he month. Mrs. Dan Thompson gave the devotions.

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Fourteen members and iuest. Miss Janet Ford,

present.

£ After the business was condole ted, the president thanked |lie members for their help and CO' pe rat ion during the year. * Mrs. Hazel Blaydes installed tin officers for 1966. They are: President—Mrs. Dewey Wil-

t son.

- Vice President — Mrs. Cully y Wilson. * Second Vice President—Mrs. - Jesse Ford. T, Secretary—Mrs. R. C. Skel- ^ ton. - Treasurer — Mrs. Frank SilA lery. * Corresponding Secretary — - Mrs. Albert McFerran.

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^ Song Leader—Mrs. Sigmond

JJ Ablam.

-Mrs. Wilson presented Mrs. And with a beautiful gift from $ie club members. -Mrs. Ralph Lovett had charge of the Christmas program which \^is enjoyed by all. and then d*ch enjoyed a gift exchange, rfrxt meeting will be with Mrs. Leslie Brothers January 8.

a heart shaped pillow of white peau de sole. Gifts were received by Miss Marsha Haltom- cousin of the groom and Miss Brenda Lemley, cousin of the bride. The bride's mother wore a pink wool knit dress with black and white accessories. The groom’s mother wore a beige dress and satin and lace. Both mothers w-ore corsages of red roses. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held in the church basement. The four tiered cake was decorated with red roses topped with bride and groom. Assisting were Ina Chestnut, Judy Layman. and Linda Nauman. They all wore white organdy aprons and white carnations. The couple left on a wedding trip to the South. For traveling the bride wore a w r inter wrhite mohair dress with green accessories and a corsage of red roses. Upon returning from their trip, they will reside at R. R. 1 Greeneastle. The bride is employed at Central National Bank and the groom is employed at Allisons, Indianapolis.

U. S. imports of red meat during January - September were down 12 per cent from a comparable period a year earlier, according to the Foreign Agricultural Service. FAS said there was a 27 per cent drop in imports of boneless beef and a 28 per cent drop in mutton. Partially offsetting this was a rise in imports of Schirra, Stafford Awaiting Word CAPE KENNEDY UPI — Gemini 6 astronauts Walter Shirra and Thomas Stafford today sought medical clearance for launch as early as Sunday on a suspence - filled orbital chase after Gemini 7. The shot originally was scheduled for Monday, but the main obstacle to a Sunday launch and rendezvous — a long simulated flight test — was passed Wednesday night, 24 hours ahead of schedule. “Apparently everything went very well,” said a space agency

spokesman.

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