The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 March 1966 — Page 3

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With the signs of spring approaching, people are tWfiMiig of outside activities. Included in the long list of activities We are thlnhlng of horses and ponies. Many 4-H members are thinking of their horses and so the first horse and pony meeting will be held Monday, March 7, at the Fairgrounds. This meeting will start at 7:30 pan. and should be completed by 9:00 pan. Any boy or girl who has a horse and/or pony and will be ten years did sometime during 1986, and not over 19 years -of ago during 1966 may join. For the first meeting members should nto bring their horses. Parents are invited. • • • Hie Putnam County Young Adult Club will meet Monday, March 14, 7:30 pan., at the Fairgrounds. This dub is for any single person between the ages of 18 and 38. The program wall be given by the League of Women Voters. A very timely program will be given, Procedures in Voting. Many young people do not vote because they do not know what to do when they get to the polls. Hie League is doing a good community service by giving this program before the primary elections. The public is invited. • • • The County 4-H Share-the-Fun Contest will be held Monday, March ZL, at the Fairgrounds. This is a talent contest open to all 4-H members. The Junior Leaders are hosting this contest and they welcome the public to attend. The meeting will begin at 7:30 pm. 4-H members interested in the contest should contact their local leader or the County Extension Office. The District Share-the-Fun Contest will be Monday, March 38, at Spencer. • • • The 4-H Junior Leader Officers met at the County Extension Office last Wednesday night The 1966 program was made and it looks to be an interesting program. This year’s meeting will have variety that should make the meetings very worthwhile. Beeidee reports from groups that have attended conferences, there will be trips, a dance, work days, hay ride, recreation and group discussions. The Junior Leader organisation is open to 4-H members who are at least 14 years old and have completed at least 2 years of 4-H Club work. Members present at the board meeting were: Ralph Frye, Bandy Sibbitt, Charles Samsel, Allen Sutherlin, Marie McKee, Pam Price, Becky McFarland and Keith Carrington. see 4-H members enrolled in the garden or flower projects would bo interested in seed packets that are available through the Extension Office. Through the cooperation of a commercial company and Purdue University these seed packets are available at * radneed rate. Interested members should consult their 4-H leader or the LOfftoa.

JVemsexvafs Pay ixtartioa Ring

TIPI—A coDected saBEnaa of dollars in the past 10 yean ttam homosexuals—intwo deans of Eastern business ysraenalitiw sPter threatening 6e expose them, the New York times reported Thursday. Is tbs operation,

DR. F. M. BURNS CHIROPRACTOR MON., TUES., THURS., FRI., 9-9 Closed Wednesday Saturday 9-5 6r<

the report said, that in one ease two gang members posed as New York City detective*, walked into the Pentagon and walked out with a high officer in the armed foreea. The officer, after being shaken down for several thousand dollars, committed suicide the night before he was to testify before a New York grand jury, the Tunes said. The paper said It learned details of the operation Wednesday from police and sources in the district attorney’s office. It said some of the ring’s victims had paid more than 830,000 to ring members posing as police-

Dist. Atty. Frank 8. Hogan announced Feb. 17 the indictment of 17 defendants on charges of extortion from homosexuals and reported nine were in custody. Hogan withheld the names of those bringing the charge*. Authorities confirmed that a number of other arrests were expected shortly, the paper said.

Coart Reverses Burial Ruling INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Ttirtiaea Appleate Court ruled that "a husband is liable to provide burial for hi* wife in keeping with the station in life of the husband.” The state court reversed St Joseph Superior Court 2 which had ruled in favor of the husband, Alfred Iden, and against Eugene Fortson, father of the late Mrs. Alfred Iden. Evidence was that Mrs. Iden was separated from her husband but was still legally married to him. She was HI at the home of her parents over a long period of time before her death. When the husband failed to made burial arrangements, the father did so and later sued his former son-in-law to recover the|687 burial expense. The husband had been the beneficiary of a $1,000 insurance policy on the life of Mrs. Iden. Judge Hubert Wickens, who wrote the Appellate Court opinion, noted that evidence showed the husband was earning more than 5,000 a year and that the burial cost was “in keeping with the station in life of the husband." The lower court was directed to enter a judgement in favor of Fortson.

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Rhodesia Will Bo Major Issue LONDON UPI—The Conservative party opposition is determined to make Rhodesia a major issue in Britain’s March 31 general election. Former Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home, a leading Tory spokesman, said Wednesday In a speech at Lancaster that Prime Minister Harold Wilson had failed to provide the statesmanhsip” needed to end Rhodesia’s secession. The government of Premier Ian Smith seised its independence last Nov. 11 and the Conservatives contend that the Labor government’s program of massive economic sanctions has beat a failure. "Of course the situation is difficult,” the former prime minister said, “but it is then that statesmanship is put to the test Hi this case, it has failed.”

Zsa Zsa Will Seek Divorce From Husband No. Four

EL PASO, Tex. UPI—Zsa Zsa Gabor, protected against El Paso’s west Texas winds by a full-length ermine cost and accompanied by her sister Eva, arrived at the border Thursday to file for a Mexican divorce from her fourth husband. Zsa Zsa married Herbert Hutner in 1962. They parted “amicably” later, she said. She hired Juarez, Mexico, lawyer Jose Amador Ytrias to handle the divorce proceedings for her. The two sisters appeared happy when they alighted from an airplane. It was windy, but not cold. Eva wore a full-length ocelot coat. “Are you having one of your sand storms, dahling?” Zsa Zsa asked a group of people who gathered to watch the arrival. Mias Gabor, 43, and Hutner, chairman of the board of Struthers Wells Corp., were

married Nov. 6, 1962 in New York.

M3ss Gabor’s marital career began at age 16 when she mar' ried Burhan Belgee, then Turkish ambassador to Hungary. Her second husband* was hotelman Conrad Hilton and her third actor George Sanders. All ended in divorce.

BUG RIVER FLOODS WARSAW UPI— About 500 residents of the Polish town of Terespol on the Soviet border were evacuated by amphibious army vehicles Thursday when the river Bug overflowed its banks.

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COMMISSIONESS’ CLAIMS Hie Putnam County Board of Commissioners will meet in rerular session on Monday, March 7, MM. at 9:00 a. m. local time at the Courthouse, Greencastle. Banana, to consider the follow-

inc claims:

COUNTY BEVENUE

Samuel M. Conner, Salary .... ( 585.00 Vlrslnla Ricney 334.00 Kay Price 386.30 Anne Glrton 350.00 Eston C. Cooper 885.00 D. P. Shevmaker 334.00 AHee E. Mahoney 386.30 Diane N. Oossard 386.30 Leona M. Terry 380.30 Roland Z*ne 585.00 Margaret O’Hair 334.00 Eula Clyde Ante* 388.30 Opal Mark 183.00 Alberta Kopp 310.00 Carrie Miller 840.00 Lucille Albln 334.00 Kenneth Knauer 585.00 Paul SI. Mason 334.00 Percy M. Rice 288.30 Paul M. Mason 58.00 Percy M. Rice 56.00 Alan Stanley 383.33 L. W. Veaeh. M.D. 335.00 Evelyn Spencer 300.00 ThcoBne Bee 3M.67 Theoline Bee 366.07 Pewel Blue 400.00 Frank Sutherlin 540.00 Wilma Harris 324.00 W. A. Patterson 308.33 Joan E. Huber 188.06 Sylvia Fin chum 135.00 Earl Rose 300.00 Baird Vermillion 340.00 Leonard Cooper 135.00 Helen Knauer 388.30 Clinton V. Cue 100.00 Helen Knauer 50.00 Robert Anbry 350.00 Mary L. Aubry i~. 350.00 Amy Buis Custla 136.00 chloe Byrd 100.00 William M. Hurst 300.00 Robert H. Newgent 50.00 Claude Malayer 243.00 Victor R. Hurst 243.00 Richard E. Huffman 343.00 William MulllnU 53.33 Paul Whitman 83.33 Eddie Buis *3.33 Kenneth Shatmeu /83.S3 Paul Murphy ;.... ) 53.33 Norman Knights 83.33 Charles P. Rady *3.33 Orville O’Neal 500 00 Rexall Boyd 135.00

COUNTY REVENUE VENDORS

Sam Conner. Clerk 115.00 Sam Conner 25.00 Romllda Printing Co., be 107.00 Wood bum Printing Co., me.. 123.78 TB. M. Coni 395.00

Typewriter RebnUder Sales

Auditor 44.88 Adding Machine Service A Sales ss'oo Woodbum Printing Co. me. .. 856.30 Woodbum Printing Co. Die. .. 108.33 Typewriter RebnUder Sales .. 13.50 Romllda Printing Co. Treaa. . 640.00 Remington Office Machines .. 32.04 Adding Machine Service A Sales 30.00 Woodbum Printing Co. me. ... 0.56 Central National Bank 5.00 Typewriter Rebullder Sales .. 32.67 Carrie Miller. Recorder 5.00 Woodbum Printing Co. me. ... 140 00 Elisabeth Mason, Sheriff v'50 Floyd Blaeketeer 15.00 Western union Tele. Co. .. 1.6I Kenneth Knauer 371.40 Sinclair Refining 173 Humble Oil A Refining Co 5! 32 Morrison’s Tire 15.00 Texaco OH Co 475 CM* “I A Refining Oa.tT Mnndard Oil 5 . TO Alan Stanley. Surveyor 7.20 Aten Stanley 6.00 Bckenon bstramest Cg 18.50 Marbauth Eng. Supply 11.50 Marbaurh Eng. Supply 5.00 Cvalyn Spencer. B. of H. 5.75 Ojgeraf Telephone O# 36.08 JfcWGl BhlU 24.32 Woodbum Brio Una 95.00 Romllda Printing 10.05 Romllda Printing .............. 12 15 Theoline Bee ".i xg Romllda Printing, Assessor ... 80.00

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Report 36 00 Woodbum Printing Co. Inc. ... 84.00 Woodbum Printing Co. me. .. 15.00 Romllda Printing, Two'. Asses. 33.00

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ffirt Potet on Co. C. H. 315.10

Jtewage 127 70 < l W * ter Work# #3'73

Public Strvlee Indiana 152.40 General Telephone Co 208.16

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off Sowuto 23 30 PubMe gervleo Indiana 42:5 £*»eeB A. *«■* 17.50 Sjf? R 1 ** 8 4.00 Hein Knauer an Paul if. Mason giS Percy M. Rica SZ Paul M. Mason . . .. W .; « 2 Perey M. Rlee ...t f. 0200 Walter Seeley. Co. Home 12 00 Kromm. Plumbing A Heating 128.30 Earl Hutcheean 487 38 aervte-wnuams Cg. 8M JESSE Co 15.27

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R*: ** oc - A*t»- 17.58 Whl25L'2l! ,al 300.00 Whitaker Funeral Home 100.08 JJj*- Club Fund 1,000.08

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Hospital 04 72 R ***** Hosp 01.13 New Castle state Hosp 31.21 Dr. J. A. Malayer 1050 Dr- Donald Brattaln 575 Dr. Woodrow Carr 450 Dr. Woodrow Carr 74‘7o Dr. J. a. Malayer 34 00

POX BOUNTY

Richard R. Hull 12.00 RusseU Porter 15 00 «*H* Buis 3.00 Albert Greene 12.00 Vernon Belt 3.00 Larry Keeney 3.00 Otis Ctodleltet 3.M

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Dale Dickey Charley Day Lowell T. Hull Dale WagH William Help Jack Harney Charles Smith Paul Grove Sylvan Cox DEPT. OF WELFARE Curtis C. Hifslns, Salary Helen Wemeke Grace H. McKeehan Virginia M. Bowers Elaine Vote Carmen L. Phillips Gen. Telephone CO Romllda Printing Co.. Inc. ... Curtis C. Higgins ...*. Helen Wemeke Grace H. McKeehan Virginia M. Bowen HIGHWAY Ralph Spencer, Salary Barbara Smith Angle Saylor Floyd Allen James Curtis Bolter Robert Boiler Dean Branham Woodson Buttery Olyn Campbell DeWayne Costln Ralph Delp Clemen Douglas Ronald Dove Paul Hassler Veraie Larkin Jesse McGuire ”” Don Clarence Marshall " Jesse H. Michael ”” Woodrow Poynter Frank Nelson .s... George Talbott Clayton Sutton Thompson Alien Noble Austin Harold Goodman William Griffin Buryi Guy Harry Sillier Roy Weller Virgil Walters Everett Cornett Von York Joe Spencer Gordon Hoffa Gen. Telephone Co. of Ind. ... Claude SCalayer Victor Hurst Public Service fadiana High Point Oil Co A. A. Huber A Sons Central Engine Service G’eastle Welding Shop Reeves Welding A Repair Morrison’s Tire A Retreading William Delp Paul Hardesty Glrton Imp. Co., me Curtis mdustrles Co. MAR Auto Parts inc G’eastle Tractor Sales Shaffer A Co. G’castle Auto Supply Perry Lewis Co. Inc American Research Corp Motor Fuel Tax Dlv Eileen Shuee Romllda Printing Co Clark Sand A Gravel Haris Stone Service Russelville Stone Co Stand. Materials Corp O. A I. Stone Corp Associated Sign A Post Co Put. Co. Farm Bureau Put. Co. Farm Bureau CUMULATIVE BRIDGE Wagoner A Ferguson, me. ... Eston C. Cooper,

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and ruffed a heart Here they parted company. At the first table. South led a low diamond. West won and led a second trump. Now South could eventually ruff a diamond in dummy and discard another diamond on the ace of clubs, but he still had to lose the queen of diamonds at the end. Down one. At the other table, the fine player led the queen of diamonds from his hand instead of the low diamond. This fine play forced East to win the trick, and East could not return a trump. GETS 12 TRICKS The second declarer managed to win 12 tricks because he could ruff two diamonds in dummy and discard his last diamond on the ace of clubs. But this did him no good because somehow he had managed to bid a grand slam instead of stopping at six spades. Down one also. If you’re looking for a moral,

couldn’t make seven spades no matter what was led or how any suit broke. The good bidder would have made six spades against any lead but a trump or if either spades or hearts had broken evenly. A good bidder seldom has problems in the play of the cards. A good player cannot solve all fo the problems that he has created by his bad bidding. DAILY QUESTION Partner deals and bids one spade, and the next player passes. You hold: S-Q 6 5 H-A 10 t 7 5 D-7 C-A 9 5 4. What do you say? ANSWER: Bid two hearts. You plan to show the spade support next, thus indicating that your hand is too strong for a raise to two spades but not strong enough for a jump to three spades. If you have passed originally, it is better to risk the jump raise at once since your hand is limited by the fact that you could not open the bidding.

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NOTICE OF ADDITIONAL APFaOPRIATIONS Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to resolution of the Advisory Board of Franklin Township, Putnam County, fadiana. adopted and approved December 7, 1965, resolution has been adopted for special appropriation out of Township funds into Account* No. 6 of said Township for the acquisition of fire-fighting equipment and that any taxpayer wishing to oWoot thereto or show cauio against such additional appropriation for fire-fighting equipment and fire extinguishing apparatus, the appropriation of which Is provided for by Section 65-506, Burns Annotated Statutes. Volume H. Part 3. shall appear and obleet at meeting of the Township Advisory Board and the Township Trustee being held at the office of the Township Trustee on March 30. 1966. Franklin Ford, Township Trustee Franklin Township, Putnam County, Indiana. Mar. 4-11-18—3t

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