The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1966 — Page 5

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WWCT TO TAXPAmS OT AMmOMAL APrBOnUATWm Matte* It hereby Uvea the taxpayers ef Peteam County, Tnetaaa. that the sneer local officers at aid County at their reenlar noettae place at tea o’clock a. b. on April 13. IMA win the followlnc artitmonsl apwhich said officers eoote Boot tho extraoiw ixtotlne at this

COUHCT BKTKMVB Clerk: 003 Equipment Circuit Court: 003 Retornlns Pustthrea IN.M County Mob*: 30t Bepalr at OU Jan 3.000.00 3B Bepalr at Main Bids. .. M0.00 ns Eouipaent non Total Co. Bovoaeo S.4UJ0 COVMTT BKMWATt 3W Bead Moss 3.000.M m hMurmncs 900.00 total Co. ffishway 00400.00 total at am sOOIttiusI approx. 0340140 Taxpayers appearins at such meetlao shall have a rtcht to bo hoard thoreon. The additional approprla Uons as finally made win bo automatically referred to tho State Board of Tax OoBBtssloners. which Board win hold a further hearias within fifteen days at tho County Auditors office of said County, or at such other place as may be desBaated. At such heartns taxpayors ohioctiat to any of such addltional appropriations may be heard. Interested taxpayers may Inquire of tho County Auditor when and where ouch hearias will be held. Bston C. Co seer. Auditor Putnam Co. Mar 31-Aprfi 7-2t

MOTICE TO TAXPATEBS OP ADDITION At, APPBOPB1ATIONS Notice Is hereby siren the taxpayers of North Putnam Community School Corporation. Putnam County, Indiana, that, ftp .proper lesal officers of said MuMdpel Corporation at their resular aeotias Maes at S:n o’clock p. m.. <m •f Mtti day of April, mo. will consider the folldwlns additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary exlstias at this time. TO provide for'tbe"scqaUUioa of land ter tho construction of now school bolldlnss for classrooms purposes and uses as described In Section 3S-110S Burns’ Ann. Statutes of Indiana 1005. Supplement 0337,743.13 Taxpayers appearins at such meetlas shall hare a risht to be heard thereon. Tho additional appropriations as finally made will bo automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commisstouers. which Board will hold a further baarias within fifteen days at tho County Auditor’s Office of said County, or at such ether place as may bo daelsaatad. At such hearlns tax. payors abJectias to any of such additional approprla Hens stay be heard. Bttoreotod taxpayers stay inquire of tho County Auditor when and where ouch hearias will be held. Hubert McOaushey, President: John Crosby. Tics President: William Luther, Secretary; William Etcheson Jr., Treasurer; Andy Gross, Member; James Summers. Member; John Burdette, Member. Board of School Trustees. Mar. 31-April 7-3t

NOTICE TO HIGHWAY COKSTBLCTION CONTBACTOBS Notice to hereby siren that scaled propoeals tor tho construction of certain hishway improvements will be recotrod by tho hsdiana State Hishway at Its offices In tho Indians Office Bulldlas. Boom 1313. InlUdlana. until 10:00 a. m. Tt-*-— Standard Tims on April 30. ItOC. and aB proposals will be publicly opsaod and road Immediately tker* after, la the Chambers of tho Indiana flmfttOe Stftts Bukldins. CONTRACT R-7001—Bids are Invited OB BBNIOBCED CONCRETE PAVEMENT AND POUR BIBDOE8 AND A DEMOUISON la the Crawfordsvllls District on the folio wins: CLAY AND PUTNAM COUNTIES— Project I-TP-I (it) 30. 0.440 mile* on 1-7*. from LA miles southssst at AsharriUs to tho onot end of tho Bridoo over Door Creek. This project includes bridees. A reinforced Birder and continuous steel beam 0-70-41-4377) « spans (3 at 43’r'. a at SI’S’) oa skew, on the Clar-Put-aam County ZJae Hood over 1-70. A sieillmiiiuo rslnforcod cencroto slab (170434313) 3 spaaa (3 at 3S’3’’. I at srr’) oa 3-10 over relocated Croyo Crook. A reinforced concrete slrder and eoatinuoue steel beam (1-70-33-4370) 4 spans (1 at 43’r’. 3 at TTC’, 1 at 41’P*) am skew on County Hoad (Saab Bead) over 1-70. 1.4 miles northeast at tho Clay-Putnam County Line, A continuous reinforced concrete slab otraetnre. 0-7044-4370) 3 spans (3 nt 3rr’. L at 4rr’) on 1-70 over Xinsht Bond 4.4 miles southwest of Pleasant Oardwis This project Includes demolltftSB ItfWts CONTRACT B-70C3—Bids srs Invited on CONTINUOUS R. C. GIRDER. In the Crawfordsville District on the fol-

lowing:

PUTNAM COUNTY—Project No. V 70-1 (31) 34. Structure No. 1-7044-4344. Carrylns IB 70 over Big Walnut Creek, AS mile Northwest of SR 43, • epans. a at srr’. « at or. i at srr’. skew So.. Bdwy. 33’, Plllns - Steele Enc. Cons. Pile End Bents. Untreated Timber pi line (Piers): including 0.113 nti. Approach Grsdlno. TWIN STRUC-

TURES.

CONTRACT 8-7004—Bids ore Invited OB CONTINUOUS STEEL BEAM A B. C. GIRDER. (Structure No. 1-70-304300). CONTINUOUS STEEL BEAM (Structure No. 1-7047-4346 WBJ A CONTINUOUS STEEL BEAM A K. C. GIRDER. (Structure No. I-7D47-5244J XB) ia tho Crawiordsvllls District oa tho ftfiowlao: PUTNAM COUNTY—Project No. 1-70-1 (31) 34, Structure No. 1-7046-4300. Carrytos Relocated Manhattan Road over IB 70. 3A at. Southwest ef SB 313. 4 spans. 1 nt 41'. 3 nt 44’r’. 1 at 33*3”, Skew 8q. Rdwy. 3T. Plllns; Steal B Plllns; includlns 0.477 ml. Approach Oradlas and Comp. Assr. Base with Hot Asph. Cone. Surfs clns. Protect No. S-70-1 (31) 34, Structure No. X4M34BW WB carrylns m 7b over Door Croak. 3.6 nti. Southwest of SB 343. 0 spans. 4 at TT. 1 at 4S’. Skew 37* Lt. Bdwy. 3T 2 at r Walks. PUIns; Steel H. FUe End Bents end Piers No. 4 A No. », Protect No. 1-70-1 Ul) 35, Structure No. 3-7O47-4340J EB, 6 spans, l at 3T. 3 nt TT. 1 at 30’ 37* Lt.. Bdwy. 30* S at S’ Walks. Plllns; Stool B Plllns; includlns 0.0*7 nti. Approach GradlPS. TWO STRUCTURES. Plano and Proposals may bo examined nt the office of tho Aidlono State Hishway Com miss tom in tha State OfBea Building. Boom 1313, Indteaanolls,

INDIANA gTATE HIGHWAY COMMHSION March 31-April 7-3t

•BBOfANCB NO. L 1300 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE NO. A USA BEING AN ORDBfANCE TO ESTABLISH A MASTER PLAN FOR THE CITY OP ORXENCARLB. INDIANA. PROTIDING FOB AND DEFINING AN ABBA OUTSIDE THE CORPORATE UBCEIS OP THE CITY OP GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. AND WITHIN AN AREA OP TWO MLES THEREOF: BE IT CHDAIBEP by toy Common Council of too City at Oroonenstis. Mlaao. tout Ordtoaac* No. A IMA bo emended to rood as follows, towtt: SECTION i: That Ssriten S of Part S Of Ordinance A IMA bo added to road aa follows, to-wlt: •*(*) An multiple dwellings «*»sn provide for off street parking by tho owner to the ratio of one and cos half parkins units per unit of dwelling. Per tho purpose of this ordinance the minimum width per paik^ unit shall ho ten (U) feet; and said parking area shall not enroach upon too setback requirement as set forth to the ordinance (Ordtooaco No. A MIS). SECTION 3: All ordinances or porta at ordinances inconsistent with the peovtatans at this ordiasnea are to Sm extent at their Jacoaslstencr. re-

REJHC Official Resigns Rest PORTLAND UPI — Harold Floyd resigned as Jay County Rural Electric Membership Corp. manager after a newspaper questioned the sponsorship of a trip to Africa, including a hunting safari. Clynae FVsher, president of the corporation, confirmed that Floyd’s resignation dated March 22 became effective March 24, the day before the umual membership meeting was held. Floyd held the $16,000 a year position for 16 years. The Portland OommercialReview published a story last Oct. 14 saying it could find no subatautintton in a checkup with officials in Washington that Floyd had aver been sent abroad by the federal government. Hie newspaper said Floyd told the Portland Rotary Chib in an Aug. 17 speech be was sent to Africa under sponsorship of the Stats Department “to export the idea of rural electrification.” Tha newspaper said the corporation’e annual membership meeting attracted more tiiww 1,000 persons last Friday night but no report was given on Floyd’s resignation. Fleeber told the OommercislReview Monday that key officials of the Rural ISectrification Administration in Washington were in Portland March 18 to demand the ouster of Floyd. The newspaper said that despite the demand, three members of the 10-member board of directors of the Jay County REMC abstained from voting on a resolution to ask Floyd to

quit.

▲ special investigation is being conducted by agents of the Agricultural Department and the REA, toehiding aa audit of records by the REA, the paper

said.

^ 4 YOUR HEALTH

Doctor, Fd Like To Know—

XT husband died cf leukemia. Z have yet to dispose ef bis Clothes. Is leukemia caused by a virus? Is there say danger for another pemoa to wear these clothes? Our son is apptthenrivA and surely I would be reluctant to expose even a were there a risk. My thought was ♦*i«f if under* clothing and pa*jamas wars wen washed and ex poeed to sunlight, and other garments cleaned, all [danger would be eliminated.

Now York .Deer Mrs. 8.: Your emotieaahy oporithag problem unfortunately proeente itself to many kind sad generous people. In your case there is no danger of traaamltting leukemia to anyone who might wear tha dothlng. You and many other people who have tended to your

tost will not be by kukamle Evan bacteria and that are known to causa disaaaoa do not usually survive rigid cleaning and exposure to sunlight In fact they do not survive for any length cf time outside ef the body. gorvivoni of cancer patients can safely punua such kind intsntkns without too fear that tho rscipients ef their kindness offer from their gen*

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The DoporUnsat of Ailmbilitratica. Supply Division, settee for the Stats ef win offer at Public Sals on tbs folio wins dates, the followtee parcels, Includtes trass, shrubs aad fence. If any, nt tbs designated locations and at tbs time as prescribed by Acta of LseUIsturs. Tbs Stats reserves the risht to reject er accept any er all bids. Putnam County .. I 70-1 (•) ... „ April3A IMS 13:M p. m. A frame barn located approximately S miles south of Roslsvtllo aad 3 miles west of Manhattan; formerly owned by RoBte BedweU. B. R. A Brasil, todlaaa. Cant S3 TERMS OP SALE Sals will be for cash, eertifiod chock, cashier's check or bonk draft mods payable to tho todtona State Blshway Commission. PERSONAL C BE CHS CANNOT BX ACCEPTED. THE STATE OP INDIANA RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REPOSE ANY OR ALL BIDS. Successful bidder win be required te execute a contract asreelns: 1. To aupply a satisfactory Faithful Performance Surety Bond, ilmlllar te lansuaeo and requirements to a sample available from tho sslos supervisor. Tbs amount of the bond shall bo la the amount as stated by the sales supervisor at tho time of tho sale, minimum of tl,000.00. aad shall bo provided within ten (10) days after the date of the eels. No action to remove or demolish tho Improvement may be taken until after tbs bond baa boon provided. 3. To remove the improvements purchased within the specified period of time, normally thirty (30) days after bond is provided. Within ten (10) days after removal of the Improvement, to complete the removal of aB combustible material and other rubbish, tncludtes shrubbery and trees cut or uprooted to facilitate movtee operations, leaving only tho masonry foundation and concrete flatwork on the premises. Any excavation mad# to facilitate the moving ef the Improvement must bo roflllod aad leveled during the dean

up.

3. Buyer will erect g sturdy, pootsupported. 4 strand barbad wire, woven win. or picket fence around any basement exeavatim ramaiaiM which fence shall ha four (4) feet high and of sufficient strength to withstand the ordinary aad reasonable abuses and stnsses to which tt may be subjected. 4. Buyer shall have the right to remove only the Improvements spedfleally purchased and -a*" enjoy no other rights upon the premises. 5. The hidden spedfle nttmilleB Is directed to the fact that ho Is solely responsible for securing aU necessary sotting, building, sad moving pemtts end licenses. Tbs sales sanorrlsor accepts no responsibility for tho requests or granting of thess permits er hcensos. S. Upon acceptance ef the Contract *f Sale by the State ef g th > . y ,*.mf? f ? alt ?. ** S5T ^ obligations ■hereunder, the State may demolish •r remove toe Improvements nt the buyer’s expense er may take —*— esatnet toe bend for the cost of sueh demolition er removal. i S8S5S35? ; iSSiV“'E: ■•TM SUPRRYMOB: Bamnol 06sen, Jr. Maroh 31-April T4t

BOB’S? Mrs. E. If., W«t Virginia Dsbt Ifin. N.: ParidxMon’g awnsto or panlgBis agttans, is mostly s disorder of later Ufa, bat can occur at any sg*.'When

a small center in tht brain, ths globus pallidus, is affected then the typical symptoms slowly become apparent. A fixed facial erpreseloti, a dull flat span king rote*, at trsmor of the hands and fingers are tha readily recognised signs. There are three kinds. The lint sometimes follows sleeping sickness, or encephalitis. The second may be associated with severe arteriosclerosis of the arteries to tho brain. The third is called idiopathic Parkinson's, which is just A Mg word to say “we just don’t know the

Tha memory ef rideriy paWMms tobfafiferiad-^t memory'for recant events is perticulariy disturbed. Thin takas a great deal of patience aad understanding on tha part of those who tend these patients. It must ha emphasised and re-emphasised that patients with Parkinsonism are not mobtally deficient, retarded or dieturned. The vwiwri remains toyid and deer. The only emotional aspect of the disease is that which is caused by the embarresaxnant of the tremor sad the pOOr An patients with Paridasoafem deservs sympathetic understanding to make their lives endurable. see SPEAKING OP YOUR HEALTH—Swelling of toe feet ■ad logs la aa

Dr. Coleman Todoomas letters from reaim, ami, rohOe he eonmet mnierteke te answer each one, he trill nee questions In Me httwi whenever possible and when they are ef general tntereet. Address year letter* to Dr. Coleman in ears ef this

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Three Flops At Cape Kennedy CAPE KENNEDY UPI — Launch teams, frustrated by three firing flops in three days, today tested two troublesome rockets for renewed attempts at shooting a Star Gazer satellite and an Atlas-Centaur launcher into space. The firing schedule for both the 2,900-pound Orbiting Astronomical Observatory (OAO) and the Atlas-Centaur rocket was in doubt. All that was certain was that nrither would be Munched today. The high-powered Centaur, carrying a model of the surveyor soft-landing spacecraft it will send to the moon in May, was expected to be put off until at least Monday, but a longer delay for the OAO was lately. The OAO, a $50 million satellite equipped with 10 telescopes, had its second launch

attempt halted Wednesday after its Atias-Agena roared into life and then quit before it left the ground. Project officials blamed the trouble on the failure of one of the Atlas booster’s three main engines to reach full thrust during the four-second period the 117-foot vehicle was anchored to the launch pad for just such an eventuality. Aa a result, the automatic sequencing system which controls the final events of the countdown automatically shut down all three Atlas engines and two small control rockets.

Treatment of more than 41,000 children and adults with speech disorders is reported by the Easter Seal societies. But they comprise only a fraction of the persons in America who need treatment for serious speech defects.

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THE CLOVERS THANK YOU We wish to thank the many schools, businesses^ and Basketball Fans who gave us so much support throughout the State Tournament. We would like to write each of you a personal letter of thanks but this would be a monumental task since one telegram alone had 715 signatures. We must therefore, use the newspaper to let you know that we appreciate very much the backing you gave us. Thank you, The Players, Students, Faculty Administration & Community of Cloverdale

A swamped boat can save your life! The water-filled boat serves as a life preserver—don’t leave it! Paddle until you get to shore or help comes. This information is part of die Red Cross instruction in Water Safety. Courses in safe sailing and boating can usually be arranged by calling on your local Red Cross chapter. If you want to help others, instructional films are available for group showing. These and other services of the Red Cross depend on your* generosity. •The financial support of the Red Cross comes from voluntary contributions of private citizens—like you. You can help tool join up... join in nr

The Daily Banner, Grttttncastltt, Indiana S Thursday, March 31, 1966

Object From Sub Is Hoax KILKEE, Ireland UPI — A mysterious cylindrical object believed washed ashore here from the sunken American submarine USS Thresher appears to be a hoax, the U.S. Navy said today. The Thresher was lost off Boston in 1963. “On preliminary examination it appears to look like a fire extinguisher which has been painted to look like something else,’’ a spokesman said. “It seems to be a hoax by someone with a very poor sense of humor,” he added. The object, marked “radioac-

tive danger Thresher,” washed up near here two weeks ago and was picked up by a laborer, Jeremiah McDermott, who hid it under his widowed mother’! bed before he got around tc notifying authorities. Two Navy officers, Lt. Robert Bays, 33, of Greenup County, Ky., and Lt. Philip B. Kinnie. 34, of Nashville, Term., both stationed at the U.S. nucleai submarine base at Holy Loch, Scotland, were flown here to examine the object.

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Loose Diamond Price V4 Carat $ 40.00 to $ 160.00 Vi Carat $ 90.00 to $ 400.00 1 Carat $199.00 to $1,300.00 P/2 Carat $375.00 to $2,300.00 2 Carat $600.00 to $2,700.00

This price range includes only these qualities that have sufficient beauty to be suitable for jewelry. Exceptional qualities are slightly higher.

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