The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 December 1966 — Page 4

The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Friday, December 2, 1966

Cubs to Host Martinsville Artesians Saturday Night

Greencastle Tiger Cubs will attempt to get back on the winning track when they duel with the Martinsville Artesians, Saturday at the Uptown Gym. After three opening wins, the Tiger Cubs walked into a buzz saw at Crawfordsville last Sat-

urday when the Athenians shot an amazing 53 per cent from the field to drop the Cubs, 8174. In the fourth quarter, a zone press by the Cubs forced the Athenians into numerous errors, and Greencastle cut the lead

WGRE Will Broadcast Many Net Encounters

Virtually a full menu of collegiate basketball will be broadcast this winner by DePauw University’s educational radio station, WGRE. Receiving financial support from a number of Greencastle businessmen and university living units, the FM station will broadcast eight of the Tigers’ 13 road games and all of the squad’s nine engagements from Bowman Gymnasium. The first broadcast will be the 7:30 p. m. Indiana game Saturday from Bloomington. Another feature will be the broadcast of selected county high school games, the opener of which was the BainbridgeCloverdale battle last Tuesday. Business contributors to the station include Simpson Stoner, First - Citizens Bank; Rex. Thorlton, Central National Bank, John Houck, Houck’s Music; Chester Coan, Coan’s

Pharmacy; and Merle Troyer, Troyer’s Store. Campus organizations who have donated to the station’s broadcast fund include Alpha Tau Omega, Beta Theta Pi, Bishop Roberts Hall, Delta Chi, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Delta Upsilon. Lambda Chi Alpha, Longden Hall, Phi Delta Theta, Phi Gamma Delta, Phi Kappa Psi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Chi and Sigma Nu. According to the station’s Board of Directors, the following games will be boradcast:

Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar.

3 Indiana 7 Wabash 20 St. Joe 5 Indiana State 7 Ball State 21 Valparaiso 28 Evansville 1 Butler 4 Indiana State 8 Ball State 11 St. Joe 15 Wheaton 18 Butler 22 Valparaiso 25 Lake Forest 1 Wabash 4 Evansville

COMMISSIONERS’ CLAIMS The Putnam County Board ot Commissioners will meet In regular session on Monday. December 5, 1966, at 9:00 a. m. legal time at the Courthouse. Greencastle. Indiana, to consider the

following claims: COUNTY REVENUE

Samuel M. Conner, Salary .... $585.00 Virginia Rigney 324.00 Kay Price 286.20 Anne Girton 250.00 Eston C. Cooper 585.00 D. F. Shewmaker 324.00 Alice E. Mahoney 286.20 Diane N. Gossard 286.20 Leona M. Terry 286.20 Roland Lane 585.00 Margaret O’Hair 324.00 Eula Clyde Ames 286.20 Opal Mark 148.00 Carrie Miller 540.00 Lucille 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 383.33 John Phillips 15.60 Ron Smith 16.80 L. W. Veach, M.D 225.00 Evelyn Spencer 300.00 Betty S. Jones 204.00 Jewel Blue 432.00 Charles H. Rector, Jr 112.50 Frank Sutherlin 540.00 Wilma Harris 324.00 W. A. Patterson 208.33 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 100.00 Robert Aubrey. Sr. 250.00 Mary L. Aubrey 250.00 Chloe Byrd 125.00 Houston Poynter 75.00 Carlene Rogers 125.00 WilUam 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 50.00 Paul Whitman 50.00 Eddie Buis 50.00 Kenneth Shannon 50.00 Charles P. Rady 50.00 Norman Knights 83.33 Paul Murphy 50.00 Jesse Williams 33.33 Fred Thompson 33.33 Charles Gilley 33.33 Paul Frederick 33.33 J. Louis Hirt 33.33 Edwin Brown 33.33 Orville O’Neal 500 00 Rexell A. Boyd 125.00 COUNTY REVENUE VENDORS Samuel M. Conner. Clerk 25 00 Eston C. Cooper, Aud 14.00 IBM Corp 88 96 Typewriter Rebuilder Sales .... 1 85 Woodburn Print. Co. Inc 119.25 Typewriter Sales. Treas 2.25 Burroughs Corp 5.12 IBM Corp. Recorder 44 48 Books Plus 14.28 Woodburn Printing Co. Inc. ... 188.00 Kenneth Knauer. Sheriff 248 40 Humble Oil Co 10 06 Montgomery Ward 23.95 Clark Oil & Co 93 06 Books Plus 12.96 Marjorie Soots, Surveyor 13.55 Alan Stanley 7.00 Evelyn Spencer, B of H 10.26 General Telephone 25.06 Jewel Blue 45.12 Betty S. Jones 45.92 Norris Office Equipment 27.95 Wm. M. Robbins, Inc 38.75 John W. Whitaker 1000.00 Terre Haute Med. Lab 75 00 Charles H. Rector, Jr 3.28 Books Plus, Co. Assessor 2.60 Books Plus, Twp. Assessor .... 4.77 General Telephone. Courthouse 214.54 Indiana Gas & Water 123.92 Public Service Co 122.40 Dept, of Water Works 87.51 Dept, of Sewage 118.50 F. K. Wuertz Store 20 52 Earl Hutcheson 238 70 Applegate Elevator Co 40.00 Correlated Products 53.52 Home Laundry 14.25 Dept, of Water Works, Jail .... 16.50 Public Service 72.54 Indiana Gas & Water 69.76 Russell A. Foxx 85 00 Dept, of Sewage 15 80 Reliable Exterminating 8 00 Helen Knauer 6.16 Walter Seeley, Co. Home 12.00 Bob Aubrey 3.68 General Telephone 29 65 Public Service 95.74 Earl Hutcheson 183.74 Orkin Exterminating 7.50 Treasurer. State of Indiana .. 2.00 Olen Dudley 21.00 Sutherlin’s Grocery 78.50 Putnam Co. Frozen Foods 133.15 High Point Oil Co 147.57 Handy’s Dairy 53.25 Greencastle Foods, Inc 111.39 J. C. Penney 32.37 Correlated Product* 160 07 Servlsoft 50.00 Wm. M. Hurst, Vet. Office .... 9.52 Daily Banner. Comm 135.00 Putnam Co. Graphic 113.85 Curtis Sinclair 200 00 Albert Solomon 168.75 A. Franklin Ford 200.00 Alonzo K. Nichols 200.00 Ralph W. Fumey 168.75 Marion Sears 200.00 Maurice Fordice 200.00 Harold Berry 200.00 Biester Query 225.00 Put. Co. Ins. Agts 8.00 Miller Funeral Home 100.00 Alexander Funeral Home 100.00 Whitakei Funeral Bom* ...... 100.00

Rector Funeral Home 500.00 Spencer Monument Works 8.00 Stilesville Cemetery 8.00 Cloverdale Cemetery 16.00 Central State Hospital 143.20 North West Hendricks Schools 967.90 Dr D. B. Brattain, Cattle Test 185.70 DEPT, of PUBLIC WELFARE CurUs C. Higgins, Salary 425.00 Helen Wemeke 335.00 Grace H. McKeehan 336.00 Virginia M. Bowers 335.00 Elaine Vote 320.00 Helen A. Crum 250.00 Marjorie Beck 250.00 Curtis C. Higgins 26.27 Helen Werneke 45.79 Grace H. McKeehan 45.49 Virginia M. Bowers 45.61 General Telephone Co 25.30 Norris Office Equipment ...... 12.75 COUNTY HIGHWAY Ralph Spencer, Salary 460.00 Rosemary Davis 162.00 Elsie Fenwick 143.10 Floyd L. Allen 148.00 James C. Boiler 150.10 Robert Boiler 127.30 Dean L. Branham 154.35 Woodson Buttery 100.80 Olyn Campbell 144.00 DeWayne Costin 136.80 Ralph Delp $5.60 Clemen Douglas 145.20 Paul Hassler 148.00 Jesse McGuire 144.00 Richard L. Malayer 125.80 Don Mangus 104.40 Frank Nelson 148.00 Woodrow Poynter 129.60 John Reynolds 43.20 Clayton Sutton 144.00 George Talbott 144.00 Thompson Allen 180.80 Noble Austin 95.20 Everett Cornett 136.00 Jack L. Eyter 143.10 Harold Goodman 130.90 William Griffin 144.00 Buryi Guy 136.00 Lester Hapney 72.00 William C. Irwin 136.00 Vemie Larkin 136.00 Robert D. Newgent 136.00 Clifford Poynter 122.40 Roy Weller 139.40 Von York 132.60 Joe Spencer 200.00 HIGHWAY VENDERS Ralph Spencer 10.00 General Telephone 33.04 Victor Hurst 127.60 Claude Malayer 86.56 Public Service Indiana 56 96 Dept, of Water Works 2.00 Ellis Heating 44.45 Municipal Equipment 57.35 Girton Implement 3.76 Greencastle Welding 4.50 Browning Radiator Serv 15.25 Indiana Equipment Co 183.60 High Point Oil Co 1043.32 McMains Service Station 348.12 3-D Tire Co 104.92 Todd’s Ace Hardware 34.20 Morrison's Tire 80.74 M & R Auto Parts 158.63 G'castle Auto Supply 93.89 Shaffer & Co 128 05 Reeves Welding 6 00 Motor Fuel Tax Division 103.32 Books Plus • 11.56 Romilda Printing Co 32.00 Norris Office Equipment ...... 7.00 Correlated Products 48 40 Harris Stone Service 1767.04 Clark’s Sand & Gravel 236.62 Russellville Stone Co 480.75 Standard Materials Corp 2941.05 Ohio A Indiana Stone 3893.96 Metzger Lumber 18.25 Logansport Metal Culv. Co. . 841.44 Put. Co. Farm Bureau Co-op . 132.24 Put. Co. Insur. Agts 17.64 Jim Harris Chev.-Bulck 1872.00 CUMULATIVE BRIDGE Childs & Connors 1279.65

Eston C. Cooper

Auditor, Putnam County

from 11 points down to three and were on the line for a one-and-one, but missed. Greencastle was beaten on the boards, especially in the second half. Pete Norris was in early foul trouble, committing his fourth foul only after a minute of play in the second half, and only returned to the game midway in the fourth quarter. This hurt, as Crawfordsville had a 43-27 edge in rebounds. Martinsville journeys to town with a victory over Rushville, 68-50, and a 68-53 loss at the hands of Warren Central and is in action tonight against Greensburg. In the Rushville contest, the Artesians had three players in double figures, topped by junior forward Dave Dillow’s 24 points. Dillow was quarterback of the football team and is just now rounding into basketball shape. Guard Spencer Barrett, just up from the reserve team, made his presence felt with 12 markers and junior forward Steve Guy followed with 11. Rushville was under par in the game as two regulars didn’t see action. Former Cascade coach John H. Holmes is guiding the Artesians. While at Cascade, Holmes led the Cadets to a sectional title. Last year, Holmes was at Shawswick.

Tiger Cobs Troyer 6’0” Sr. Churchill 5’9” Sr. Ross 6’3” Jr. Harmless 6’1” Sr. Norris 6'1” Jr.

Artesians Guy 5’11” Jr. Dillow 6T” Jr. Yocum 6’3” Sr. Barrett 6’ So. Cramer 6’H” Jr.

Thanksgiving Camp Following the original thanksgiving custom, four camper families of the Hoosier Campers Chapter No. 1 of Greencastle had their third consecutive Thanksgiving dinner of baked turkey and dressing with all the trimmings in the camp ground at Edgewood Lake. Unlike the log cabins with large fireplaces and feather ticks or straw beds for lodging, the campers had the convenience of weather tight trailers with gas heating, cooking and refrigeration with electricity available for auxiliary heat and lights. The traditional feast was served in the open on picnic tables and a roaring camp fire was very near by which kept everyone very comfortable as well as keeping the food and coffee piping hot.

Bowling News

FIRST-CrnZENS BANK CLASSIC LEAGUE 11-30-66 W National Food Prod. 72 Waffle House 70 Putnam Realty 60 Old Topper 56

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New Name

CHICAGO UPI—The International Motor Contest Association agreed Thursday to designate its sprint car meet as the Winter National Sprints. The name change was requested by National Speedways of Florida, Inc. The races will be held in 1967 on Feb. 8, 11, 12, 15 and 18.

SINGER SALES & SERVICE New Location in Greencastle SUTHERLIN TV & APPLIANCES 12 N. JACKSON St. Phon* OL 3-5419

COAL COAL We have an excellent grade of block coal and now would be a good timo to got your wintort supply. S. L. Turner Coal and Clay Co., Inc. TippU on North Edge of Carbon on Old Rood 59

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Dailey 525; R. Pettit 542; F. Brewster 540; P. Buechler 510; K. Finchum 505. 200 games: B. Daily 209; R. PetUt 207; N. Mark 207; J. Hurst 202; C. Alex 201; C. Crowe 205; E. Liebert 236; L. Conyers 204, 247.

Brackney’s Feed 54 Central Ntl. Bank 48 East Side Liquor 48 Torr’s Restaurant 44 Coca-Cola 40 Art Furniture 28 Hi team series: Torr’s Restaurant 2221. Hi team game: Torr’s Restaurant 789. Hi Ind. series: L. Murray 613. 1 Hi Ind. game: D. Priest 235.

Over S78; L. Murray 618; J. Hurst 611; J. Sutton 609; Ray Beaman 583; V. Taylor 581; D. Atwell 579.

Plan Ahead

NEW YORK UPI—Columbia. ; Louisville and Penn State will make their first appearance in the ECAC Holiday Festival Basketball Tournament in December of 1967, it was announced Thursday. The other teams will be West Virginia. Boston College. La Salle, Syracuse and St. John’s for the tourney at the new Madison Square Garden center.

Very Wells — Estes & Ratcliff Po-Dunk

Sweetrilis — 8 Hi team game: Bond & Leer

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Hi team series: Bond & Leer 2358. 500 series (men): J. Frazier 562; B. Gough. 561; K. Justus 539; H. Schoman 537; R. Belasco 505; M. Schroeder 504; R. Duncan 500. 500 series: (women) J. Leer

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400 series (women): J. Lease 432; C. Justus 425; V. Schoman 423; S. Estes 408; N. Landes 406; J. Bond 402.

DOWNTOWN LEAGUE 11-28-66 W L Shetrone 72 32 Handy’s Comer 68 36 Montgomery Ward 64 40 Farm Bureau Ins. 60 44 Moore’s Bar 55 49 Neeley Dry Wall 54 50 Covert Heating 50 54 Hampton Bros. 50 54 Stoners Insurance 46 58 A & S Junk Yard 46 58 Slim’s Shell 32 72 Shoemaker Standard 27 77 600 series: L. Conyers 608. 600 series: J. Sutton 523; L. Tippin 500; J. Williams 571; W. Crowe 523; C. Crowe 520; C. Alex 561; W. Miller 553; K. Rader 529; R. Fisher 513; R. Kissling 520; N. Mark 503; J. Hurst 523; P. Wallace 531; B.

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