The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 September 1966 — Page 4
The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana Friday, September 2, 1966
COMMISSIONERS’ CLAIMS Madison State Hospital 18.06 Hie Putnam County Board of Com- | Orville O’Neal 12.32
mlssioners will meet in regular session on Tuesday. September 6. 1966, at 9:00 a. m„ legal time at the Courthouse, Greencastle. Indiana, to consider the
following claims: COUNTY REVENUE
j William Delp 50.00 Samuel M. Conner, unappro. 11.28 DEPT. OF PUBLIC WELFARE | Curtis C. Higgins, Salary 425.00 Helen Werneke 335.00 Grace H. McKeehan 335.00
Samuel M. Conner, Salary ....*585 00 Virginia M. Bowers 335.00 Virginia Rlgney 324.00 Elaine Vote 320.00 Kay Price 286.20 Helen A. Crum 250.00
Anne Girton”!.’. 250.00 General Telephone Co. Eston C. Cooper 585.00 | Curtis C. Higgins ... D. F. Shewmaker 324.00 > Helen Werneke Alice E. Mahoney 286.20 Grace H. McKeehan
Diane N. Gossard 286 20 Virginia M. Bowers 40.00
Leona M. Terry 286.20 FOX BOUNTY
Roland Lane 585.00 Brenda Lanham 12 00 Margaret O'Hair 324.00 Beverly Costin 3.00
Eula Clyde Ames 286.20 J. W. Boiler Carrie Miller 540.00 Alice Allee Lucille Albin 324.00 Terry Harney Kenneth Knauer 585.00 Daniel A. Cox Paul M. Mason 324.00 Roy F Lancaster .. Percy M. Rice 286.20 Mack Williams Paul M. Mason 64.00 Charley Day Percy M. Rice 64.00 John Michael Smith Alan Stanley 383.33 Charles Smiley .... Ben Sparks 30.38 Wayne Runnells ... Mark Miller 4.20 Henry Lancaster ... Paul Davis 54 00 Mrs. Bertha Wells . L. W. Veach. M.D 225.00 David Hansel
16.02 15.60 40.00 40.00
6.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00
21.00
6.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00
3.00
Evelyn Spent*r T... . . . . .. . . . . .. 300.00 : Lee W. Montgomery 4 ! 22 Betty Moore 175.00 Pa™ Snodgrass 3.00 Jewel Blue 432.00 Ben F. Jarvis 3.00 Frank SutherUn 540.00 G 1 ® 11 Scaggs s.oo
Wilma Harris 324.00 E ar! Norman ... Irma Hardwick 100.00 Forrest Brown .. W. A. Patterson 208.33 Rlck y Lientz .... Joan E. Huber 166.66 i D a vid Grable ... Sylvia Fin chum 125.00 Vir 6 l1 Anderson William Marker 270.00 Charles K. Moore
Baird Vermillion 2 70.00 | Dal e ^apps 3.00 Leonard Cooper 125.00 ' R - c - Hurt 3.00
Helen Knauer 286 20 i rnTTVTV HIGHWAY Clinton V. Cue 100.00 j county highway
Robert Aubrey, Sr 250.00 Ralph Spencer, Salary 460.00 Mary L. Aubrey 250.00 ! Barbara Smith 324.00 Chloe Byrd 100 00 ! Rosemary Davis 143.10
3.00 3.00 3.00 9.00 3.00 3.00
Houston Poynter 75.00 Anna L. Matthews 46.35 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 Boyd 125.00 COUNTY REVENUE VENDORS Books Plus. Auditor 12.99 Bobbs Merrill 36.00 Woodbum Printing 2.50
Roland Lane. Treasurer 20.00 i Romilda Printing 240 00 Olyn Campbell
Typewriter Rebullder Sales Books Plus Woodbum Printing Carrie Miller, Recorder ... Norris Office Equipment ., Books Plus Woodbum Printing Percy M. Rice. Sheriff
Paul M. Mason 62.00 Kenneth Knauer 172.00 Shell Oil Co 17.55 Clark Oil 102.99 Sinclair Refining 4.13 Shell Oil Co 19 76 Humble Oil Co 13.61
King Morrison Foster Books Plus Typewriter Rebuilder Sales ... Jake Hirt Sport Shop Alan Stanley. Surveyor Herriott's Paint Store
Books Plus 25.81 Books Plus 5.90 General Telephone, B. of H. .. 19 55 Jewel Blue 37.12 Betty Moore 10.56 Romilda Printing 17.15 Woodbum Print., Co. Assessor 7.00 James M. Houck, Prosec. Atty. 108.87 Jerald D. Calbert 300.00 James M. Houck 75.00 Books Plus. Circuit Court .... 11.09 Woodbum Print. Co.. Election . 131.25
General Telephone, C H James Houck Public Service
A, A. Huber 12.40 Western Com 24.38
Floyd L. Allen 222.00 James C. Boiler 212.80 Robert Boiler 21185 Dean Branham 232.05 Kermeth Broadstreet 203.40 Woodson Buttery 202.50 DeWayne Costin 185.40 Chester Davis 223.70 Ralph Delp 106 40 Clemen Douglas 297.85 Paul Hassler 236.80 Vemle Larkin 204.00 Jessie McGuire 216.00 Richard L. Malayer 207.20 Don Mangus 199.80 JuBan Petro 228.00 Frank Nelson 209.05 Woodrow Poynter 216 00 John Reynolds 173.70 Clayton Sutton 218.70 George Talbott 216.00
189.00
Cloverdale Will Defend Their Championship Cloverdale will defend their championship title, September 3, 4 and 5, when they host their annual All-Star Invitational Tourney to be played at the Cloverdale Little League diamond. Little League all-star teams from Coatesville, Fillmore, Greencastle, Eminence, B a i nbridge, Spencer and Ellettsville complete the 8 team tournament. Saturday, Sept. 3 5:00 Coatesville vs. Fillmore 7:00 Greencastle vs. Cloverdale Sunday, Sept. 4 5:00 Eminence vs. Bainbridge 7:00 Spencer vs. Ellettsville Monday, Sept. 5 1:00 Winner game 1 vs. winner game 2 3:00 Winner game 3 vs. winner game 4 7:00 Winners of the 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. games will play for the championship Trophies will be presented to the winning team and runner-up team.
1.80 ! Thompson Allen 204.00 3.45 Noble Austin 204.00 317.75 ! Everett Cornett 207.40 5.00 Elmer Cox 204.00 8.50 i Jack L. Eyler 211.50 15.60 J Phillip R. Eyler 192.00 506 20 ; Harold Goodman 204.00 62.00 ; William Griffin 223.20 Buryi Guy 205.70 Lester Hapney 163 20 William C. Irwin 202.30 Harry Miller 27.20 Robert D. Newgent 204 00 Clifford Poynter 204.00 James Lloyd Warren 153.60 30.95 1 Roy Weller 210.80 7.60 Von York 190.40 12.40 Joe Spencer 200.00
6 45 HIGHWAY VENDORS
5.00 ! Ralph Spencer 10.00 2 54 General Telephone Co 42.68 General Telephone Co. 34.00 Victor Hurst 249.60 Richard E. Huffman 163 44 Claude Malayer 189.60 Public Service Indiana 43.46 Dept, of Water Works 6.00 Romilda Print. Co., Inc 50.00 Craver Welding 9.75 Central Engine Service 62.81 Reeves Welding & Repair .... 13.25 Luther Tyler 956.00 G’castle Welding Shop 3.00 Clark GM Diesel Inc 64.25 Cummings Machine Works .... 12.85 3-D Tire Co 340.28 Indiana Equipment Co 42.99 M & R Auto Parts 163.10
GOP Leaders Report Progress WASHINGTON UPI — Republican leaders believe they are making visible progress in strengthening their organizational muscle but they still fear the Democrats are doing a better job of registering voters. Seventeen months ago today,
Ohio's Ray C. Bliss took over as GOP national chairman, acclaimed as master craftsman whose prime concern was electing Republicans not defining issues. His installation in the job was part of the backlash from the Goldwater disaster of 1964. Although Bliss felt from the beginning that he was undertaking a long-range project-re-building a party that had become flabby over the years— his stewardship will surely be judged by the outcome of the state and congressional elections, now barely two months away. Once the money was in sight, Bliss began holding an almost
ganlzatlon that Is supposed to turn out the vote, the jtepublicans have evidence that the Democrats and their allies have registered more new voters. Still Republicans generally feel that they can look forward to gains in the Nov. 8 election, particularly in the House, where they were left outnumbered 295 to 140 after the 1964 vote. Cautious realists still qualify their elevtion forecasts by suggesting the outlook is good if there is no drastic change in the current political climate.
Fire At Hammond
HAMMOND UPI—Fire de-
continuous series of conferen-1 strayed the Dixon Discount
oes and “workshops” for state chairman, big city chairmen, suburban county chairman,
campaign managers, directors and public
Store on Hammond’s south side Thursday evening and partially damaged an adjacent bakery
research i and warehouse,
relations i Two firemen sustained minor
directors. From these national injuries in fighting the fire.
and regional meetings have > Damage was estimated at $200,-
comparable state, congressional district and local conferences. Despite their belief that they
000. Officials said the fire apparently was caused by an incinerator which flared up at the
are gaining strength in an or-rear of the building.
a League#
246.01
5.05
152.40
BUek Lumber Co 31.40 Kimr Morrison Foster 42.81 Appleftte Elevator 40.00 Jim Harris Chevrolet 24.05 Dept, of Sewage 83.80 High Point Oil Co 1,289.15 Dept, of Water Works 66.72 Morrison’s Tire & Retread. ... 66.27 Home Laundry 51.80 Butler’s Skelgas Service 7.50 Correlated Products 321.49 ! Municipal Equipment 14.68 School Supply 52.00 Shaffer & Co 458 89 tee School Supply 7.40 j G’castle Auto Supply 21.84 Dept, of Water, Jail 15.00! Black Lumber Co 16.37 Public Service 61.15; Motor Fuel Tax Division 117.30 diana Gas & Water 6.40 Time Systems Co 29.00 ndiff Electric 144.26 Indianapolis Blue Print 2.85 ley Hardware 1.92 IBM Corp 2.25 Dept, of Sewage 8.60 Books Plus 39.71 Helen Knauer 8.55 | Clark Sand & Gravel 1758.95 Herriott’s Paint Store 5.63 j Harris Stone Service 110.47 Russell A. Foxx 17.55 1 Standard Material Corp. 4684.75 Stop ’N Shop 2.05 ; o. & I. Stone Corp 6546 80 Ace Hardware 2.25 Fut Co. Farm Bureau 84.79 Donelson Pharmacy 3.07 i Cash Concrete Products 181.25 Reliable Exterminators 15 00 1 Fauber Construction Co 71.05 Walter Seeley, Co. Home 12.00 | C. C. Cook Lumber 879.49 Public Service 101.20 j Skelton-Sklnner Lumber 322.42 Public Service 201.83 | Young Metal Products 244.80 Sherwin-Williams 6.96 . Herriott’s Paint & Wallpaper ... 18.20 Austin Plumbing 22.80 ; Sherwin-Williams 4.37 Greencastle Foods, Inc 80.27 CUMULATIVE BRIDGE Handy’s Dairy 80.63 Childs & Connors <456.85 Olen Dudley 21.00 ; Eston C. Cooper,
Pursell’s Grocery 47.38 Sutherfln Grocery 47.43 ! Put. Co. Frozen Foods 169 79 High Point Oil 26.25 Craver Welding 19 62 Murphy Enco 63.35 : Frank Toney 200.00 J. C. Penney 13.16 Ralph Miller 12.50 Orkln Exterminating 7.50 Orkln Exterminating 7.50 Correlated Products 95.76 Ohio & Indiana Stone 266 57 Headley Hardware 6.35 Charlotte L. Wichmann 19.20 Frank Toney 40.00 Wm. M. Hurst. Vet. Office .... 6.24 The Dally Banner 128.09 Putnam Co. Graphic 261.12 1 Miller Funeral Home 100.00 Lawson Funeral Home 100.00 Rector Funeral Home 400.00 McGaughey Funeral Home ... 200.00 New Castle State Hosp 1.06 Logans port State Hosp 102.74
Dr. Norman M. Beatty Memorial Hospital 130.63
Putnam County Auditor
Glimpses of Grace Each Saturday WXTA-FM 5:30 P.M. Sponsored By Grace Baptist Church 1011 Avenu* D
NOTICE TO HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the construction of certain highway improvements as described below, will be received by the Indiana State Highway Commission, Room 1313 of the Indiana State Office Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, until 10:00 a. m. Eastern Standard Time, on the 27th day of September, 1966, and all proposals will be publicly opened and read, immediately thereafter. In the Cafeteria In the basement of the Indiana State Office Building, 100 North Senate Avenue. Indianapolis, Indiana CONTRACT R-7219—Bids are Invited on Hot Asphaltic Concrete surface and two Structure* and DemoUtion In the Crawfordsville District on the following: PUTNAM COUNTY—Project F-273-(9). 4.253 miles on SR 43, from Cloverdale north to US 40. This Project Includes the following two bridges. A continuous reinforced concrete girder (43-D-5099) 3 spans <2@25’6’\ 1@42’) on skew on relocated SR 43 over Branch of Lower Limestone Creek. A continuous reinforced concrete slab (43-D-5100) 3 spans (2@25’6”, 1@34’0”) on skew on relocated SR 43 over Lower Limestone Creek, both Bridges ars Just north of Cloverdale. CONTRACT B-7211—Bids are Invited on PRESTRESSED CONC. I BEAM, structure No. Putnam 9448, in the Crawfordsville District on the following: PUTNAM COUNTY—Project No. S570(4), Structure No. Putnam 9489. carrying County Road over Little Walnut Creek, 3.5 Ml. West of Greencastle, 3 Spans, 1@48’-3V4’’, lS48’-5”, 1@48’314", Skew Sq., Rdwy. 25’, PiBlig: Steel H-PUlng Abutments & Pier No. 2; Including 0.428 Ml. Approach Grading and Comp. Aggr. Base with Hot Asph. Cone. Surfacing. Plans 81 Proposals may be examined at the office of the Indiana State Highway Commission. In the State Office Building, Room 1313, Indianapolis. Indiana. Indiana State Highway Commission Sept. 2-9-2t
STANDINGS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
EASTERN
DIVISION
W L
Pet. GB
Tulsa
... 84 58
.592
Phoenix
..79 64
.552 S'/a 1
INDIANAPOLIS ...
.. 77 66
.538 7’/2
Denver
.. 75 67
.528 9
San Diego
. 69 73
.486 15
Oklahoma City ....
.399 2V/a
WESTERN
DIVISION
W L
Pet. GB
Seattle
. 80 63
.559
Vancouver
.. 76 67
.531 4
..72 71
.503 8
Portland
..67 76
.469 13
Hawaii
..61 81
.430 18* 2
Tacoma
..59 84
.413 21
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
x-NIcht Games
Not Included
W L
Pet. GB
xBalitmore
..83 49
.629
xDetroit
.538 12
Minnesota
.533 12'a
xChicago
.522 14
xCleveland
..69 65
.515 15
xCalifornia
...67 66
.504 i6Va
Washington
.449 24
xNew York
... 60 74
.448 24
Boston .
.435 26
Kansas City
.434 26
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
x-Nlsht Games
Not Included
W L
Pet. GB
xPittsburgh
.586
San Francisco
...78 56
.582 Va
xLos Angeles
.565 3
xPhltadelphia
.526 8
xCincinnatl
.511 10
xSt. Louts
...67 66
.504 11
x Atlanta
... 63 68
.481 14
xHouston
...61 72
.459 17
New York
.437 20
xChicago
.348 31'/a
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
INDIANAPOLIS 7
Oklahoma City 2
Tulsa 3, Denver
1
San Diego 4. Phoenix 3
Hawaii 3. Seattle
2
Portland 3, Tacoma 2 Vancouver 10, Spokane t (11 innings) AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at California might) Detroit 7, Chicago 5 (10 innings) Cleveland 4, Baltimore 1 Only Games Scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 2, San Francisco 1 Philadelphia 3, Houston 1 Los Angeles 4, Pittsburgh 3 (10 Innings) Chicago 11, Cincinnati 3 St. Louis 7, Atlanta 4
Time To Reduce Forces: Mansfield WASHINGTON UPI—Despite strong opposition from President Johnson, Senate Demo- j cratic Leader Mike Mansfield | insisted Thursday the time is j now to cut back U.S. forces in j
Europe.
Mansfield and other Senate Democratic leaders joined Wednesday in proposing a sense-of-Senate resolution calling on Johnson to make a substantial withdrawal of American troops from Europe. Johnson was on the telephone soon afterward to Mansfield. The Montana Democrat told reporters Johnson registered his opposition to the proposal, especially at this time — apparently meaning on the eve of a visit to Washington by embattled West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard. A later White House state-! ment also objected to the timing of the resolution. West Ger- ; many twitches any time there is mention of a reduction of U.S.
forces.
But Mansfield said “I don’t think any time is a bad time to express the feelings of the Senate on a major matter.” He added that he felt a Senate declaration favoring a pullout of many American troops from the continent would give Johnson “greater flexibility” — more “leeway” — in trying to 1 encourage its NATO partners to stop dragging their feet on their own troop commitments ;
to the allianeo.
The resolution did not command full support from all Democratic Senate leaders. Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash.,
MEADOWBROOK DRIVE IN THEATRE Inltr. U.S. 36 3 State Road 43
FRIDAY., SATURDAY Fes* Parker, Diana Hyland SMOKY (COLOR) Tony Young, Dan Duryoa TAGGART (COLOR)
SUNDAY & MONDAY Dork Day, Rod Taylor Arthur Godfrey GLASS BOTTOM BOAT (COLOR) Horit Bucholz, Sylva Koieina THAT MAN IN ISTANBUL (COLOR)
branded the resolution as "foolish advice” to the President.
OPEN FRI., SAT., SUN.
TtMIdllE
INM
LEA m
unmimim HUGH HIM SHIRLEY EATOH Ell
Maplecroft Theatre
R.R. 1, Clayton
TONIGHT THRU SAT. Frank Sinatra and Varna Lki ASSAULT ON A QUEEN and • RED LINE 7000
PUTNAM COUNTY PLAYHOUSE Present* "The Miracle Worker" by William Gibson Speech Hall — DePauw University Aug. 26, 27; Sept. 2, 3 8:00 p.m. Tickets available COAN'S PHARMACY & PREVO'S
GREENCASTLE DRIVE-IN (Formerly Midway) Jet. 40 & 43 FRI., SAT. Admission $1.00 BinspiefY. pradise-^^ HawEmanStsle
HIS NEWEST
SUZMMA LEI6H JAMES SHIGETA DOMNA BUTURWORTC PLUS Jerry Lewis in "VISIT TO A SMALL PLANET"
Have a roof leaking problem? Call us, we always solve 'em. QUALITY ROOFERS OL 3-5596
Clark’s Ready Mix Concrete Made To Your Specifications WE POUR CONCRETE FOR NEW HOMES AS WELL AS OLD SAND AND GRAVEL AND MASONRY SAND FOR BEST SERVICE PHONE REELSVILLE, 672-3441
The WWCM All-Stars Club Presents The Battle of the Bands Saturday, September 3rd at the Brazil Armory 8 P.M. to 11:30 P.M. Featuring Wabash Valley's bast bands "Tha Madras" — "Tha Checkmates" — "Thraa Deuce*" — "Johnny and Tha Tampers" — "Tha Statesman" — and "Tha Almost Savon." BE THEREI JOIN THE FUN!
GRAND CHAMPION JAYCEE BARBECUE Fair On The Square SEPT. 8, 9, 10 Thursday- 4 p.m.-10 p.m Friday -10 a.m.-ll p.m. Saturday- 8 a.m.-?? ALL PROFITS WILL BE USED FOR THE NEW JAYCEE COMMUNITY PARK
SALE OF REAL ESTATE Sept 9,1966 3:00 O'clock P.M. At the office of the Guardian, First-Citizens Bank and Trust Co., Groencastie, Indiana. Real Estate: 1000 Indianapolis Road (State Rd. No. 240 * Zinc Mill Rd.) Greencastle, Indiana on which is located a 6 room dwelling and a two oar garage. Corner lot 200’ x 244’ Terms: Cash, 10% down due day of sale and the balance to be paid upon delivery of deed and abstract, immediate possession available. Bids may be left at the First-Citizens Bank and Trust Co. Sale date may be continued from Sept. 9,1966 day to day thereafter until sold. Sale will be subject to approval of Putnam Circuit Court. Real Estate Taxes: Sale subject to no liens or encumbrances. Shown by appointment. FIRST-CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST CO. AS GUARDIAN OF THE ESTATE OF NELLIE WILLIAMSON Lyon A Boyd, Attorney
CHEVROLET and BOCK
CLEARANCE
“Yes, it’s that time of year again,” says Paul Harris, “and I’m going all out in order to clear out our stock of 1966 models and make room for the 1967 models on their way.”
mu PAUL HARRIS
CHEVR0LETS CAPRICE V8,4 door hardtop. Artesian turquoise finish CAPRICE V8,4 door hardtop. Willow green finish IMPALA V8, 4 door sedan. Sandalwood tan with beige top IMPALA V8,4 door hardtop. Mist blue with white top IMPALA V8,4 door hardtop. Regal red IMPALA V8, Super Sport. White finish BEL-AIR V8,4 door sedan. White with turquoise top CHEVY II 6 cyl. 4 door. Station Wagon. Regal red BUICK LeSABRE 2 dr. hardtop. Fully equipped except air-conditioning TRUCKS MODEL 6503 2-Ton, red finish, fully equipped MODEL 6503 2-Ton, fully equipped, light blue finish Now is the time to buy! We’ll never be able to give you a better deal on a ’66 model. Come out and let us show you. JIM HARRIS CHEVROLET-BUICK
INDIANAPOLIS ROAD
PHONE OL 3-5178