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SALT SUBSTITUTE H you're planning to do much driving this winter, be sure to carry a box of sand, instead of salt; in the trunk of your car. Be* sides being detrimental to the V surface of your car, salt slush will freeze very quickly on a real cold day. Sand, on the other hand, will give your car a rough surface on which to get traction no matter what the temperature. START AT THE BOTTOM When washing walls in your home, always start at the bottom and work up. This way the water dripping will not have an opportunity of setting the dirt on the lower half of the wall. Of course, if your home was electrically heated there would be little need to wash walls. In fact, cleaning in general becomes much less of a chore in a home heated by electricity. HOOSIER HAPPENINGS January 17*22 Annual Farm Science Days at Purdue University.

Happy Marriage: Isn't when a man gives a woman the best years of his life—it's when he gives her the best years of hersf And to make her life easier install an electric water heater.

ANCHORS AWEIGHI To anchor the crib sheet so little ones can't pull it out; sew long strips of twill tape to each comer. Then tie the diagonally oooosite tapes under the mattress. WHATS IN A NAME? Take ours for instance ... Public Service Indiana. Service is more than Just our middle name—it's something we live by. Serving you better with electricity is not a part-time job with us. We work around the clock looking for ways to serve you better, daytoanddayoutl • QUICKIES FOR THE TABLE Next time you're having toasted cheese sandwiches, try smothering the cheese with tangy A-1 sauce. "PriedChickenneverTSstedlwrtef or dure different thin when sprinkled with crisp bits of bacon. For e really elegant dessert or interesting salad, try dumb of black olives added to a fruit cup. ■r lend your family's favorite Ideas and recipes to: Keep* big Current 1000 East Main Street, Plainfield, Indiana^

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—Finance Board struct a water storage tank because water pressure to industrial plants is low and they are unable to use fire protection sprinkler systems. Huntington, $100,000, to construck a new air strip on the edge of the Huntingdon Reservoir dam site because Industries need an airport and the federal government is taking over the present strip for use in building the dam. Rensselaer, $20,000, to construct a hanger for planes at the Jasper Airport because Industries need it. The board also advanced past several earlier and larger applications for small appeals for money from the interest-free Postwar Planning Revolving Fund. They are for comprehensive planning. The grants: Angola, $5,721 Sullivan County, $5,446 Union City, $1,300 Miami County, $2,305 France said Connersville, Jeffersonville, North Manchester and LaFontaine had earlier requests for loans from the fund but the amounts sought were so large it will be more than a year before any one of them can be gpranted. He said the fund has only $15,000 in it and the total of the four approved today nearly consumes the fund. France said all four of the lazge applicants are expected to be able to borrow soon from the Industrial Development Fund. The board also approved an installment repayment play for Ridgeville which ran into financial problems and is unable to repay the Postmaster Fund $13,000 now due. Branlgin said that trying to get full amount back now might be “like trying to foreclose on a church.” Ridgeville will be permitted to pay back $2,000 a year. Hie board tentatively aproved without taking final action a request by New Albany for a loan to qualify for federal highway funds by producing a comprehensive transportation plan as part of the Louisville area.

Stamows Fluoride Mooting Is Held On January 7th, a stannous fluoride meeting was held in the Public Service Room. There was , torn out of representatives from the fourteen schools involved in this program. The schools are: Bain-

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bridge. Ben* TTnfon, PBntca Center, Ctoverdale, Fillmore, Graencastle Jr. High, Jones, Miller, Northeast, Putnamville, Reelsville, Ridpath, Roachdale and Russellville. A brief talk on stannous fluoride was given by Mrs. Nancy Baron, dental hygienist from the State Board of Health, followed by a very interesting answer and question session. Educational material was distributed for use in school during Dental Health Week in February 6-12th. The next meeting will be held March 4, in the Public Service Room.

World Mourns Shastri's Death Sy United Prett International The world today mourned the passing of Prime Minister Lai Bahadur Shastri of India, who died attempting to bring peace to his country. From Washington to London to Moscow to Tokyo, messages of condolence poured into New Delhi. Shastri, 61, died unexpectedly of a heart attack in Tashkent, in the soviet Union, where he had been engaged in a summit conference with President Mohammad Ayub Khan of Pakistan to settle their differences over the disputed state of Kashmir. The conference ended Monday after Shastri and Khan signed a declaration renouncing the use of force. Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin, who acted as mediator during the Pakistani - Indian conference, immediately issued a statement saying the Russian people bowed their heads for Shastri, a man “whose life was beautiful. ,, In Washington, President Johnson called Shastri’s death “a grievous blow to the hopes of mankind for peace and progress.”

Bunmfll iffllis—ilnr 1* this country, and asked him to “transmit to his country cur deep concern over the possible effect of this action on our bi-

lateral relations:”

Sources in Washington said there was a question as to who actually is running the Burundo government in the absence of the premier and king. The Burundi demand said the diplomats “rightly or wrongly” were suspected of having contacted opposition “conspirators”—presumably those who participated last Oct. 19 in an abortive coup against the government o f Mwami King

Mwambutsa TV.

Ordered to leave along with

Dumont, a native of New York City, were his deputy Thompson B. Buchanan of Napersville, 111., and Nicholas R. Milroy, a public affairs officers for the

U. S. Information Service. Asked whether Ndenzako would be expelled from

country in retaliation, Press Officer Robert J. McCloskey of the State. Department said “Appropriate action is being consid-

ered.”

Prime Minister Leopold Biha was seriously wounded in the coup attempt—for which there reportedly have been mass executions—and went for treatment to Europe, where he re-

mains.

One diplomatic source said there is reason to believe that the king and premier, both of whom are moderating influences, are afraid to return to

Burundi.

—U.S. Weather An inch of snow fell in northern Maine during the night. As the cold winds passed over relatively warm lake waters, they stirred up heavy snow squalls. Sault Ste. Marie, in upper Michigan, was one area hit with an

inch of new snow.

An elderly man burned to

ftsath near Oshkosh, Wls., when his clothes caught fire as he was attempting to thaw frozen water pipes. LEGAL NOTICE Th* Department of Administration, Supply Division, actins for the State of Indiana, win offer at Public Sale on tho following dates, the following parcels. Including trees, shrubs and fence. If any, at the designated location and at the time as prescribed by Acts of Legislature. The State reserves the right to reject or accept any or all

bids.

Putnam County

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February 1, M66 10:30 A. M. A frame house, trees and shrubs, located approximately Va mile south of S.R. 40 on east side of S. R. 43 formerly owned by Wiley Mark, R.R. 1, Cloverdale, Ind. Cond 38 A frame house, barn, shed and box car located approximately two miles south of S.R. 40 on w’est side of S.R. 43; formerly owned by Chester Hutchinson, R.R. 1. Cloverdale. Ind. Cond. 26 TERMS OF SALE Sale will be for Cash, certified Check. Cashier’s Check or Bank Draft, made payable to the Indiana State Highway Commission. PERSONAL CHECKS CANNOT BE ACCEPTED. THE STATE OF INDIANA RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY OR

ALL BIDS.

Successful bidder will be reouired to

execute a contract agreeing:

... I 1. To remove the Improvements within the specified time and within ten (10) days thereafter to remove all combustible material and other rubbish Including shrubbery and trees which have been cut or uprooted to facilitate moving operations leaving only the masonry foundations and concrete flatwork on the premises. Any excavation made to facilitate moving of improvements. must be refilled and leveled during the above ten (10) day

clean-up period.

2. Buyer will erect a sturdy, postsupported 4-strand, barbed wire woven wire or picket fence, securely anchored to each post, around any basement excavation remaining, which fence shall be four feet high and of sufficient strength to withstand the ordinary and reasonable abuses and stress to which it may be subjected. 3. Buyer shall only have the right to remove the improvements and shall enjoy no other rights upon the prem-

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4. The buyer shah supply a satisfactory Faithful Performance Surety Bond, similar In language and requirements to the sample given by the Sales Supervisor, In the amount as stated by the Sales Supervisor at the time of the sale. In no case less than a minimum of 81,000.00 on each successful bid within ten (10) days after date of auction. 5. Upon acceptance of the contract by the State of Indiana, if buyer defaults in any of his obligations thereunder the State may demolish or remove the Improvements at the buyer’s expense or may take action against the bond for cost of said demolition. COMMISSIONER John T. Hatchett AUCTIONEERS Willis Sare, Jr. Levan Van Paris Don Millspaugh L. B. Stewart SALES SUPERVISOR 8am Olsen, Jr. Jan. ll-lMt

Envoy Ordered From Burundi WASHINGTON UPI — The African state of Burundi Monday ordered the ouster of U. S. Ambassador Donald Dumont and two of his staff members for alleged contact with antigovernment conspirators. The State Department quickly summoned Leon Ndenzako,

JO'S BEAUTY SALON 609 South Indiana Street will be closed January 20th to February 14th

Th* Dally Bannar, Greancastla, Indiana Tuasday, January ll f 1966

—Savings S Loan addition the “check-a-month” plan was adopted for those who wish to have a monthly income. The Association continues its main field of home mortgage loans and property improvement loans. “All in all we are optimistic about 1966 for the Savings and Loan business and for Greencastle,” Mr. Collins concluded. “Consumer spending should remain high in the coming year and people will continue to upgrade their housing. The Directors of the Association were continued in office: Walter S. Ballard, Rexell A. Boyd, Chester C. Coan, Ernest

H. Collins, Norman J. Knights and Perry M. Rush. The officers of the Association who were also re-elected are Ernest H. Collins, President, Rexell A. Boyd, Vice-President, Perry M. Roush, Secretary-Treasurer, and Harriett Sutton, Assistant Secretary.

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