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4-H dub Camp is now in progress. We left Thursday noon with 127 campers going to Shakamak State Park. Shakamak has been 4-H Camp for many thousands of boys and girls over the past several years. There are now 27 counties using Shakamak for this purpose. Probably many of you have attended camp there at some time. It has changed considerably ova: the last several years. I first attended about the year of 1951. Now I can look on camping through another window. I was raised m Gibson County and wo always camped with Orange, Martin and Harrison Counties. I would suppose that the feeling of a new camper today would be similar to the thoughts and feelings I had as a young

4-H member.

Let’s see. The weather is always hot. Swimimng is cool and somewhat refreshing. Maybe I could skip a shower now that I have been swimming. No, better not. Got sand on my feet, hot walking back, and well the water was only so-so. I’m in the shower and now I must hurry to get to supper. The food

unless you were once a camper at a very young age. These are some of the feelings of a new camper. I hope that you noticed some changes that were taking place. New friends were being made—maybe lifelong friends!! Barriers being broken and excitement created through fun

doesn't taste Uke Mom^s 'and i and lau * hte r- Laughter can tear

Youth Facing Discharge From The Army, That Is

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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Friday, June 24, 1966

By ROBERTA ROESCH i Other Courses “My brother, who will be dis-1 But if you cannot go to a charged from the Army this standard college when you make month, has great misgivings; the switch from the service or about his future,” writes a! school, you can still seek the woman from Florida. vocational training that will

bring out the best in you and prepare you most effectively for the job field that is right for

you.

You will find the opportuni- j ties for this in junior colleges, | community college, vocational training schools, technical institutes and evening courses that you can combine with full-1 time employment during the

day.

what’s that stuff. Never saw that before. I’m hungry, better

taste it I may not get a candy S P iritual development through

down some of the greatest barriers that anyone could have.

bar tonight Not bad food. Sure fills me up. After supper, there is campfire. Say that’s fun. Each cabin is responsible for a stunt. Ours is funny. I hope they laugh. Cabin 11 has a funny act Say, they are laughing at ours also. Now that recreation and vespers are over, it is time to go to bed. Having vespers out of doors in the dark makes a lump come in my throat God must be nearby. Lights out! This bed feels like a hammock. I don’t believe I’ll roll out of bed. Hear that owl. Those crickets sure are noisy. Boy, I hope God is in the cabin also. Joe and Bobby from X county seem to be nice. I didn’t know Rex before. He is from our county. B r r !! I am glad Mom put those covers in my duffle bag. It’s getting cool—. This may seem a little silly

the use of outdoor vespers. Learning to be away from home. Learning to live, work, and play with others. Educational classes explaining various subjects. Patriotism developed during the flag raising and lowering. Physical development resulting from participation in recreation. Remember camp? Is this what you learned and may

not have realized it?

State Junior Leader Conference is just completed. This is a leadership conference held at the State 4-H Center near Lafayette. Indiana Kiwanis Clubs sponsor this conference. This should be one of the biggest highlights for 4-H members. Those participating from Putnam County were—Keith Carrington, Gary Wallace, Carolyn Smith, Audrey Harvey, Vicki Judy, Floreen Danforth, Tonya Harris and Alberta Wood.

“He realizes the vocational picture will be entirely different when he comes out of the service than it was when he

went in.

Anxious About Future “He is very anxious to get into a job field that will offer him a good future. But he doesn’t know what move to make to be sure he makes the right decision. He is thinking of going to college or a techni-

cal school.

“What do you recommend?” The first move for anyone who is switching from the service or school to a job is a thorough stock-taking session.

| During this period, a person CAPE KENNEDY UPI—The i should try to determine what | nuclear - powered submarine interests, talents and past ex-' James K. Polk shot a Polaris periences are most likely to fit j A3 missile more than 1,500 a present vocational need that! miles to an Atlantic Ocean taris expected to grow. ; get area Thursday for the vesThe second move is to acquire i se ^ s second success in two

j a thorough knowledge of the training firings.

Italy’s _ Great“Player

Throws Away Cold Game

By Alfred Sheinwold

I When Pietro Forquet was the great star of the world championship Italian bridge team his first partner was dropped from the team for bad play. Today there is talk of dropping Forquet for the way he played in the recent world championship.

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Kickover Says Seeks To tad His Battle Won i Viet Nam War WASHINGTON UPI — Vice LONDON UPI—A Japanese

job opportunities that are ex-

pected to grow. At the present j over-all record time, those showing the most | launches

Opening lead — 4 5

An audience of 500 bridge fans watched Forquet massacre this hand in the last session of the match with North America. Forquet drew four rounds of trumps, discarding a heart from

The shot boosted the missile’s dUmmy ’ and led ^ of dia '

for submarine i monds to force out ^ ace ’ off the Cape to 42 Back came * heart, Forquet

promise are scientific and tech- i successes in 44 tries. j Played low, and Lew Mathe, of nological fields, clerical work The Polk, the nation’s 35th; 016 American team, won with and sales and service occupa- missile firing submarine, shot ^h® queen. Mathe knew that de

Lynda Refuses Spanish Plane

businessman Thursday purchased a 516,120 advertisement in the London Times asking President Johnson and other world leaders for authority to try to end the Viet Nam War. He said he would bum himself to death

if he failed.

The ad was purchased

month paid $11,000 to make a j similar appeal through the New

York Times.

Adm. Hyman G. Rickover says he has won his battle for nuclear power on aircraft carriers and now is building a small atomic-powered deep-diring research submarine that can stay an the ocean bottom indefinitely. “It would have been a fine ship to help in the recent search

for the missing H-bomb offi,_ .. „ . . , , _ . „ , Morhiro Matsuda, 45, who last Spam.” the peppery Rickover! V. ..77— .

told House Appropriations Committee members. “It would have paid its entire cost if it had.

been available at that time. The Matsuda said he was seeking H-bomb recovery is an augury unrestricted power of attorney of the sort of things you can. signed by President Johnson, expect this ship to do.” British Prime Minister Harold Official estimates of the re- Wilson, Japanese Premier Eisaeovery cost in the H-bomb | ku Sato, Secretary of State search have run around S4.4 Dean Rusk and Defense Secremillion. Rickover has been al- tary Robert McNamara,

lotted $30 million to develop his

research sub. but presumably 1 < ^ id n °t seek anything one finished unit would not cost from the North Vietnamese ] that much. Communists, Soviet Union or As for the carriers, Rickover; Red China,

said the Defense Department fi- :

nally has come around to his' ' view. Except for construction al- BALDIE’S TRIUMPH

ready committed — as on the

new John F. Kennedy — future LAUREL, Md. UPI — Bald carriers will be atomic powered, "*** only horse to win he said. the $150,000 Washington, D.C.

International at Laurel twice.

The nuclear aircraft carrier Kelso was second three time3 problem is no longer a contro- before he ^ won .

versial issue,” he said.

tions. ‘ the 31-foot rocket at noon EDT Suggested Listing ! while cruising submerged about Some of the occupations that i 30 miles east of the Cape. The will need the most personnel—; Air Force reported 10 minutes to mention a few at random— later that the shot was a suc-

are doctors, dentists, nurses. cess -

dental hygienists, technicians.

social w T orkers, engineers, chemists, mathematicians, lawyers, insurance and banking employees, teachers, librarians, occupational therapists, programmers, skilled machinists, machine tool operators, toohnakers. die setters, skilled mechanics, repairmen, cooks, chefs and

food sendee workers.

The third right move for you, j ernmen t plane,

if you are looking ahead to a future, is to narrow down these opportunities to the ones that match your background and ability best and to secure the

education for that job.

If it is at all possible, go to

college.

If jour background and record show that further education is the right choice for

MADRID UPI—Lynda Bird

Johnson today turned down , .. -. ^ J . .

the opportunity to be tourrfl

clarer had all of the missing high cards for his forcing opening bid of one club, so it was pointless to return a club. After deep thought, Mathe returned a diamond in the hope that somehow Forquet would find a way to go down. And

somehow' Forquet did. FATAL DISCARD

Declarer safely discarded a club from dummy on the diamond return, and now could assure the contract by leading out

around Spain in a Spanish gov-!

a heart to the king. He could get to dummy with the ace of clubs to discard a club on the

U. S. Ambassador to Spain i established jack of hearts, i Angier Biddle Duke said the j Instead, Forquet cashed his Spanish government offered to! last diamond and discarded a I put a plane at the disposal of j second heart from dummy. Five President Johnson’s eldest! hundred fans gasped as he made : daughter. She is the guest of I this play. We couldn’t believe the ambassador and his wife, j that one of the world’s greatest Robin, during her two-week experts had made such a blun-

Spanish visit. der.

Forquet could still make his

But Lynda preferred to con- : contract by leading out his duct her trip like any college hearts, for Mathe would have girl visiting Europe, he said. to win and lead a club from the Officials revealed no details king - Instead - however, Forquet

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A College Education Broadens Outlook, Keeps The Mind Open the future is about the best career insurance you can possibly procure, since a college education gives you a broad; general outlook and keeps your j mind open to the opportunities around you. 1

of her travel plans, apparently i in an attempt to keep her trip as .private as possible. Her tour Thursday through the city of Toledo turned out to be a college girl’s dream. A Spanish troupe danced for her, the civil governor gave a lunch in her honor, a shopgirl presented her with a gypsy flamenco doll, and she even was made an adopted daughter

of Toledo.

led clubs himself and had to

lose a club and a heart. ' Italy won the world cham

Price Of Beer Is Going Up

| of the variation in economic standards in tavern neighborhoods. They also voted against raising prices on beer in throwaway cans and draught beer since there was no wholesale price change for those items. The general new price for

INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The

pionship but may have lost a :price for a bottle of beer at world champion. jmost taverns in Marion County

DAILY QUESTION 1 will go up to 35 and 40 cents reg:ular bottled 18 34 cents P lu>

: one cent tax, for premium bottled 39 cents plus one cent tax.

As dealer, you hold: S-K Q | effective Monday.

10 62 ; H-A 10 5; D-K Q J S-Q ■ More than 200 members of

9. What do you say? Answer: Bid one spade. In American bidding systems the hand is a clear opening bid of one spade, although a few experts might prefer to bid one notrump. In the recent world championship, playing the Neopolitan Club System, Forquet bid one club with the hand, promising at least 17 points in high cards.

Savings In Store For Gas Users i A saving of 25 per cent, or more, on their gas bills Is in j store for gas air conditioning, customers of Indiana Gas & Water Company, according to Barry E. Russell, district com-! mercial manager. The new rate, recently ap- j proved by the Public Service j Commission of Indiana, applies to all gas used by gas air con-: ditioning customers during the j months of May, June, July, j August and September. Russell cited the case of an j actual 6-room home with gas central air conditioning. Gas bills in 1965 for the five months, May through September, were $95.68 for all gas used in this home. Under the new rate the fivemonth total would be $70.29. a savings of $25.39, or 26.5 per

cent.

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I the Marion County Tavern Owners Association voted Wednesday to raise prices from 2 to 5 cents a bottle because wholesale prices on regular bottled beer went up recently by 28 cents a

case.

The owners decided against fixing a uniform price because of the variation in economic standards in tavern neighborhoods. They also voted against fixing a uniform price because

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HORSE AND PONY PULL FESTIVAL June 23-24-25 School Grounds - Eminence, ind. Plenty of Food and Entertainment For All Ages Sponsored By A l A VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT (Eminence)

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SUMMER -1966

MONDAY

June 6, 20

July 4, 18

August 1, 15

Pleasant Gardens, Post Office

.. 9:00-9:45

Reeves Station, Reeves Residence, Reelsville 9:55-10:40

Putnamville, Rissler Store

.10:50-11:35

Cloverdale Station, Community Building .

.12:00-12:45

MONDAY

June 13, 27

July 11, 25

August 8, 22

Russellville Station, Wilson's Grocery ...

...9:10-9:55

Morton Station, Bettis Grocery

.10:25-11:10

Bainbridgo Station, Calvery Grocery

.11:30-12:15

TUESDAY

May 24

June 7, 21

July 5, 19

August 2, 16

Belle Union Town, Firehouse

.9:15-10:00

Mt. Meridian, Trading Post

.10:20-11:05

Fillmore Station, Pruitt's Hardware

.11:25-12:10

TUESDAY

May 31

June 14, 28

July 12, 26

August 9, 23

Sutherlin Station, Mrs. Vivian Suthorlin's res. 9:10-9:55

Now Maysvillo Station, Tumor's Grocery .

.10:10-10:55

Barnard, Bailey Grocery

.11:10-11:55

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