The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 July 1966 — Page 4

Tfi* Dally Bannar, Graaneattla, Indlanft Thursday, July 7, 1966

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-e«Hent.dismissed a case against two The five-year-old son of the 1 Fair Lawn, N. J., policemen late President suffered painful who shot and killed a Himalaybut minor burns on his arm and an bear May 29.

The Curve — The Result Scene of an accident a few weeks ago. But it isn't the first. Repairman have replaced seven telephone poles within the past two months. Fortunately, no one has been fatally injured. The curve is not banked very much and at high speed, the back wheels lose traction and slide off the road.

backside when he fell into a bed of hot coals while vacationing on the big island of Hawaii. He was flown to Honolulu and underwent “routine minor surgery’’ for removal of blisters resulting from the burns. Dr. Eldon Dykes told UPI John-John is “doing very well. He is fine and making an excellent recovery.’’ Dr. Dykes has been treating John St his vacation home on the Henry J. Kaiser estate outside Honolulu. John’s two cousins—Sydney and Christopher Lawford—left for their mainland home Wednesday, but John and his sister Caroline will not suffer for a lack of playmates. Eight or ten neighborhood children have joined the late President’s two children at the spacious grounds of the Kaiser estate where the Kennedys are expected to remain for another ten days or two weeks.

Although McNamara had recently fined a farmer $20 for

shooting a 230-pound black bear, he said the Himalayan— which either escaped from a New York state park or a circus—was an “exotic animal not protected by state law.

COMIUSSIONEBS’ ALLOWANCES Th« Putnam County Board of ComBiissionars met In recular «escion on Tuesday. July i, 1M6, at t:00 m. m. legal time, at the Courthouse. Greencastle. Indiana, and allowed the following claim*:

HIGHWAY

Ralph Spencer, Salary ***0 00

Barbara Smith Rosemary Davia ...... Floyd L. Allen Jame* C. Boiler Dean Branham Woodson Buttery Olyn Campbell DeWayne Coitin Chester Davia Ralph Delp Clemen Douglaa Paul Hassler Venue Larkin Jesse McGuire Richard L. Malayer . Don Manaus Julian Fetro Frank Nelson Woodrow Poynter .... Clayton Sutton George Talbott Kenneth Broadstreet .. Thompson Allen Noble Austin Everett Cornet* Elmer It. Cox Jack L. Eyler Phillip R. Eyler ...... Harold Goodman William Griffin Buryi Guy Lester Hapney William C. Irwin Harry Millar Robert D. Newgent ... Clifford Poynter John Reynolds Roy Waller Yon York James Lloyd Warren .. Clarence B. Bonifaclus Louis Gray Jo# Spencar HIGHWAY YENDOBS

Goneral Telephone Co Yietor Hurst 170.40 Public Service Indians *3.70 ■1th Point OU Co 1014.4* Morrison’s Tire A Retreading .. 110.30 Beeves Welding A Repair S2.70 Central Engine Service 23.00 3.0 354.44 Hooaier Solvents A Chem. Corp. 10.50 Girton Implement Co.. Hie S7.77 Putnam Motor Sales 10.13 McMains Cities Service 550.30

II * R Auto Fart* .. G’caaUa Auto Supply

Shaffer A Co Motor Fuel Tax Division Indiana Dept, of Revenuo ...... J. C. Penney Co

Russellville Stone Co.

324.00 143.10 141.00 63.65 165*0 120.60 00.10 140.40 157.70 121.60 303.50 160.30 140.00 144.00 148.00 115.20 152.00 74.00 120.60 144.00 146.70 132.20 *1.00 136.00 140.25 136.00 132.40 120.00 136.00 136.00 140.25 124.95 136.00 54.40 136.00 136.00 117.60 152.15 132.40 120.00 140.00 52.80 300.00 33.5*

Mildred F. Hervey, Prob. Off. .. Woodburn Print. Reg. of Vetera 1 Dept, of Water Works, CH

Herriotfs Paint Store « oe i Applegate Elevator Co 40 00 ;

Indiana State Industries 110.65 Cundlff Electric 515* Dept, of Sewage 91.30 Laundry Ease 10.40 Correlated Products 118.65 Eston C. Cooper 6.00

I Put. Co. Assoc, of Ms. Acts. . 447.23

Dr. Luis V. Advincula, jail — 6 00

IWm. R. Tipton. M.D MM I Dipt, of Water Works IS 00 i Herriotfs Paint Store 37.14

Dept, of Sewage 12 20 Putnam Co. Farm Bureau 4.50 Kenneth Knauer 3.00 Helen Knauer 11.8g Wm. R. Tipton. M.D., Co. K . 25.00 Putnam Co. Hospital 32.00 Public Servica Indians ** 65 Ellis Tin Shop 6.00 Sutherlin’s Grocery 60.59 Olen Dudley 21.00 Put. Ce. Frosen Food* 86.14 Gould's Grocery 17.98 Treasurer. State of Indiana .... 5.50 Greencastlo Foods, Inc 98.05 Monnotf* Grocery 24.97 Handy’s Milk A lea Cream .... 41.95 High Point OU Co 58 00 Ira Boswell 3.50 Orkin Exterminating 7.50 Correlated Prod *4.85 Charles Chestnut 320.84

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Clark A Son Gravel Co 256.33 Standard Material* Corp. ...... 422.16 O A I Stone Co 6104.68 Shumaker Bros. Industrie* .. 27,189.24 Logansport Metal Culvert Co. .. 2354.04 Young Metal Products. Hie 170.30 SteUo Products Inc 357.55 Associated Sign A Post Co 330.00 Minnesota Mining A Mfc. Ce. .. 363.46 Herriotfs Paint A Wallpaper . 127.35 Putnam County Farm Bureau .. 59.75 Kenneth Bunten 87.50 G'casUe Welding Shop 9.50 C. 8. Atkins Paint Contractor . 1750.00

COUNTY REVENUE

Samuel M. Conner, Salary .... 515.00 Virginia Rigney 324.00 Kay Price 286.20 Anne Girton 250.00 Eston C. Cooper SS5.00 D. F. Shewmaker 324.00 Alice E. Mahoney 2S6.20 Diane N. Gossard 286.20 Leona M. Terry 286.20 Roland Lane 585.00 Margaret O’Hair 324.00 Eula Clyde Ames 286.20 Carrie Miller *40.00 LuciUe Albin 324.00 Kenneth Knauer 585.00 Paul M. Mason 324.00 Percy M. Rice 286 20 Paul M. Mason 60.00 Percy M. Rice 60 00 Alan Stanley 393 33 Ben Sparks 13.50 Ron Smith 7.50 L. W. Veach. M.D 225.00 Evelyn Spencer 300.00 Betty Moore 132.00 Jen el Blue 432.00 Frank Sutherlin 540.00 Wilma Harris 324.00 W. A. Patterson 200.33 Joan E. Huber 166.66 Sylvia Finchum 125.00 William Marker 270.00 Baird Vermillion 270.00 Leonard Cooper 125.00 Helen Knauer 286.20 Clinton V. Cue lou.oo Robert Aubrey 250.00 Mary L. Aubrey 150.00 Mary L. Aubrey 100.00 Anna L. Mathews 87.50 Houston Poynter 75.00 Chloe Byrd 100 00 William M. Hurst 200.00 Robert H. Newgent 50.00 Claude Malayer 243.00 Victor R. Hurst 243.00 Richard E. Huffman 243.00 William Mullinix 83.33 Paul Whitman 83.33 Eddie Buis 83.33 Kenneth Shannon 83.33 Paul Murphy 83.33 Norman Knights 83.33 Charles P. Rady 83.33 Orville O'Neal 500.00 Rexell A. Boyd 125 00 Basel Thompson 385.00 i L. R. McCabe 100.00 Wilma Sears 400.00 Mary M. Berry 275.00 Harry L. Wells 228.00 Estill Meek 228.00 COUNTY REVENUE VENDORS Public Service Indiana. CH 121.60 Indiana Gas A Water. CH .... 11*82 General Telephone Co 181.05 National Bird Exterminating CH 80.00 Public Service Indiana. Jail .. 30.14 Aidiana Gas & Water, Jail 51.04 IBM Corp., Clerk 15.75 C. D.M. Co 27.12 Woodburn Priming Co. Inc. ... 328.20 IBM Corp 115.00 D. F. Shewmaker, Auditor .... 3.35 Alice Mahoney 6.00 Friden. Inc 52.00 Woodburn Printing Co. Inc. .. 312.85 Romilda Printing Co. 13.00 Typewriter Rebuilder Sales ... 20.77 Typewriter Rebuilder Sales ... 3.53 Woodburn Priming. Treasurer . 90.00 Indiana Carbon Co., Recorder . 12.43 , Wilbur Alexander. Sheriff .... 7.50 i Paul M. Mason 60.00 Percy M. Rice 60 00 Wright's Electric 11.05 Kenneth Knauer 240.00 Montgomery Ward 9.00 Clark Oil 59.34 Carrie Cue 15.00 Gerber Manufacturing 13.00 1 Sargem-Soweil, Inc 22.68 ! Alan Stanley. Surveyor 4.91 ! General Telephone Co. B of H .. 25.62 Jewel Blue 56.16 Betty Moore 14.16 Books Plus 27.35 William M. Robbins A Sons .... 78.25 i IBM Corp., Pros. Atty 10.80 1

Wm. M. Hurst, Vet. Off Wm. M. Hurst Fred Thompson, Comm Put. Co. Assoc, of Ins. Agts. ... Gene S. Denny Whitaker Funeral Home Whitaker Funeral Home, C'dale Rector Funeral Homa Ralph T. Klipsch Putnam Co. Graphic The Dally Banner

FOX BOUNTY

Ben F. Jarvis Joel Brookshire Robert Knowling Ricky Nlchele Clyde Stringer Howard Keewm Alton Owens

Virgil Anderson Charles Skslton

Harold PhiSlpa Frederic A. Danforth, Sr. ... David Blanton Charles Hunt Cecil B. Perkins Top Outhrldgo William H. Aker, Jr. «•««.....

Tony Roovos . Robert C. Reel Ed Culley .... Mery Allen ... Robert Boiler F. M. Masten John LukenbiU Elmer Evens .

Dale L. Sillery Oscar Williams Sally and Gloria Shannon Wilbur Inman David Baird Robert Houston Joey Heeke Floyd W. Phelps Doug Covert Walter Underwood .... Paul McGaughay Melvin K. Keyt Chester Query Marshall Brattain Albert Dickey

WELFARE

Curtis C. Higgins 425.00 Helen Werneke 335.00 Grace H. McKeehan 335.00 Virginia M. Bowers 335.00 Elaine Vote 320.00 Helen A. Crum 250.00 Lyon A Boyd 100.00 Dr. R. W. Vermillion 30.00 Irene Lane 30.00 John B. Boyd 10.00 General Telephone Ce 10.24 Fred N. Thompson 5.60 Helen Werneke 40.00 Curtis C. Higgins 15.30 Curtis C. Higgins 30.00 Grace H. McKeehan 40.00 Virginia M. Bowers 40.00 Irene Lane 4.20 Woodburn Printing Co.. Inc 56.50

CATTLE

Wilson Wants Viet Peace LONDON UPI — Prime Minister Harold Wilson plans to outline for Parliament today his plans to persuade the Soviet Union to back a new Viet Nam peace initiative, informed sour-

ces said.

Wilson’s surprise mission to Moscow was announced late Wednesday night in a short, terse statement issued from No. 10 Downing St. It said he will fly to the Soviet capital on

July IS.

Thirteen days later, Wilson will be in Washington for talks with President Johnson. Sources soud the U. S. government was informed in advance of Wilson’s planned new peace bid in

The announcement made no Britain’s support of U. S. policy

reference to Viet Nam at the

Moscow.

same time, however, it left no doubt that the war was the main reason for his acceptance of an invitation to visit the British trade fair in Moscow July 16-18. A spokesman said Wilson would discuss “world affairs” with Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin during his visit, his second in six months. Britain and Russia are cochairman of the 1954 Geneva conference on Indochina. The sources said that Wilson, despite repeated rebuffs, would seek to convince Kosygin to join in a call for reconvening of the conference as a matter of

urgency.

in Viet Nam. Leftwing Laborites have been pressing Wilson to disassociate Britain completely from the U. S. war efforts while pro-American conservatives and liberals demanded more outright support for Washington. Sources said there appeared little doubt Wilson’s announcement will stave off any party rebellion by Laborite backbenchers and that they would support the government in the voting at the conclusion of debate.

Boar Rules

TRENTON, N. J. UPI—It’s against the law to kill a bear in , | New Jersey—but only if it’s a | native-born resident. State Fish and Game Director Lester G. McNamara cited the distinction Tuesday when he I

John John Recovering

HONOLULU UPI — John Kennedy, Jr., is making a rapid recovery from ’'"ms he suffered last w< camping

The announcement came on accident, and i, ^tor today the eve of Commons debate on described his condition as “ex-

CRAWFORDSVILLE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE Nsxt Class B«f ins July 2S, 19M Ta Enrall Call JAMES R. ELLEDGE CrawfardsvilU, I ltd. M1-37M Calloct Class** will b* h*ld at 1114 Ardm*r* Av*. Crawfordsvill*

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TESTING

D. B. Brattain •232.10

Eston C. Cooper. Auditor

Zeis te Meet Negro Leaders

FORT WAYNE UPI—Negro leaders were scheduled to meet | again today with Fort Wayne Mayor Harold Zeis about recent protests over the failure of the mayor to name a Negro to the

city school board.

A half dozen Negro leaders met Tuesday with Zeis but said they were there “just to listen.” There ivas no indication whether they would be “just listen-

ing” again today.

For the first time in nearly a week, there was no protest march to the city hall. But leaders of the Civil Action Council said a march was planned to-

day.

Demonstrators had marched five consecutive days in protest over the school board issue. Zeis, who had been out of town during the first four marches, said Tuesday he had never promised to appoint a Negro to the school board.

A desolate crater on the moon is named Hell in honor of an 18th century Hungarian astronomer, Maximilian Hell.

A surfer “hangs 10” when he moves to the front of his board and sticks his toes over the nose. If only one fogt protrudes, he “hangs five.” I

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