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(By Bernard Brenner) WASHING rT 'ON U PI — Spokesmen for a $20-biUion-a-year farm industry are concerned about the prospects for credit in 1967. Kenneth D. Naden, executive vice president of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives, said the credit outlook will be given high priority in the council’s annual meeting Jan. 17. Naden said the growing amount o? operating capital needed in today's commercial agriculture makes adequate I credit a vital need for farmers. and their co-ops. “The present tight money squeeze is affecting agricultural' credit the same as it is affecting credit available for other industries,” he sa d. As a result, Naden said, the ^ council plans a review of the credit outlook for the year ahead during the annual meet- i

ing which Is being held in New Orleans this year. The co-op council represents about 5,700 fanners cooperatives and state associationt of co-ops. More than 500 farm and co-op leaders are expected at the annual meeting. Agriculture Department economists estimate that farm cooperatives had a gross business volume of $19.2 billion in purchases and sales during the year ending in mid-1964. In recent growth trends have continued since then, the current gross for the co-ops is more than $20 billion. Naden said a 1 a that annual meeting will also spotlight coming developments in the marketing of farm commodities. He said it is apparent that today's economy demands more skillful marketing and steppedup bargaining strength for farmers.

COMMISSIONERS’ ALLOWANCES 5 The Putnam County Board of Commissioners met In regular session on Tuesday, January 3. 1867. at 9:00 a. m. legal time at Oreencastle, Indiana. and allowed the following claims: COUNTY REVENUE VENDORS Lucille Albin, Rec * 5.00 East Side Motors, Sher 6.20 Clark Oil Co. Sher a7.69 Humble Oil A Refining. Sher. . 6.25 Romilda Print. Co., Sher 15.00 Daily Banner, Comm 6.47 Dally Banner, Comm 4.10 Daily Banner, Comm 28.22 Graphic, Comm 16.63 Graphic. Comm 16.46 McGaughey & Son. Funeral Home, Comm 100.00 Putnam Co. Soil & Water Conser. Dlst 2000.00 Fern Shewmaker, Unapp 3.35 Ennis E. Masten Cnapp 10.20 Virginia D. Mullis, Unapp 11.28 General Tele. Crt. Hse 232.00 Public Serv. Co. Crt. Hse 126.40 Sherwin-Williams Co. C.H 16.61 A A S Junk Yard. Crt. Hse 104.00 Dept, of Water Works. Crt. Hse 84.53 Indiana Gas A Water C.H 260.58 Greencastle Dept. Sewage C.H. 126.85 PubKc Service. Jail .......... 33.80 Ind. Gas A Water. Jail 80.00 Greencastle Dept. Water Works Jail 15.00 Greencastle Dept of Sewage, Jan 7.70 Public Service Co. Co. Home 103.60 CATTLE testing OUlTPatridu CT X. 3815 Dr. D. B. Brattala 155.40 FOX BOUNTY Donald McGaughey 3.00 Warren Archer 3.00 Raymond Jordan 3.00 Wesley S. Custls 3.00 Richard Hull 3.00 Donald A. Robinson 8.00 Alton Owens 3.00 James Roberts 3.00 Frank Woods 3.00 Robert A. Miller 3.00 Jim Costln r».. 30.00 Garland L. Hixon 6.00 William Young 36.00 John Brown 3.00 Marvin Ogle 3.00 William H. Aker 12.00 Morris Beasley 3.00 Gilbert Chrisenberry 3.00 Dorothy A. Williams 3.00 P. E. Goode 3.00 SErwln Battin 3.00 J. W. Young 3.00 Ben J. Jarvis 3.00 Sam Reasoner 3.00 Edna Lane 3.00 Bruce Finkbiner 3.00 Richard Asbell 3.00 Brent Wright 3.00 Cynthia Smith 3.00 Charles Day v...v.27:00 Paul Mayo 6.00 Herschel McCullough 15.00 Robert Van Zant 9.00 Tony Sage 3.00 Robert Chadd 3.00 Wayne Sutherlin 3.00 Bobby Lientk 3.00 Sylvan Cox 15.00 Jerry Cox 6.00 Keith R. Williams 6.00 Otis Clodfelter 9.00 David Newgent ..; 3.00 Charles Smith 36.00 Richard Butts 3.00

Ronald Saunders 3.00 Ralph Thomas 3.00 Dewayoe Parrish 3.00 Harvey Eaglln 3.00 Russell L. Porter 6.00 PUTNAM COUNTY HIGHWAY Rosemary Davis 162.00 Elsie Fenwick 143.10 Floyd Allen 148.00 James C. Boiler 83.60 Robert Boiler 137.75 Dean L. Branham 147.00 Woodson Buttery 129.60 Olyn Campbell 129.60 Dewayne Costln 152.00 Ralph Delp 152.00 Clemen Douglas 144.00 Paul Hassler 151.70 Jesse McGuire 144.00 Rleherd L. Meleyer 133.20 Don Mangus 57.60 Frank Nelson 136.90 Woodrow Poynter 144.00 John Reynolds 86.40 Clayton Sutton 141.30 George Talbott 144.00 Richard Gray 119.70 Thompson Alien 136.00 Noble Austin 136.00 Everett Cornett 136.00 Jack L. Eyler 117.00 Harold Goodman 136.00 William Griffin 144.00 Buryi Guy 136.00 Lester Hepney 115.20 William C. Irwin 136.00 Venhe Larkin 136.00 Robert D. Newgent 122.40 Clifford Poynter 136.00 Roy Weller 136.00 Von York 112.20 Joe Spencer 200.00 CUMULATIVE BRIDGE Indiana State Highway Commission 63,819.57 HIGHWAY VENDORS General Telephone 35.41 Public Service Indiana 62.60 Dept, of Water Works 2.00 Put Co. Farm Bureau 74.00 3-D Tire Co 165.69 Greencastle Welding Co 7.00 Jeffrie* Upholstery Shop 19.00 Hudson Battery A Elec. Service, kc 2.42 Putnam Motor Sales 3.ho Headley Hardware 8.44 Reeves Welding A Repair 75.95 Luther Tyler 114.55 Sherm's Implement 6.60 High Point Oil Co 928.65 MAR Auto Parts 149.61 McMalns Service Station 2295.85 Shaffer A Co.. Inc 31.80 Greencastle Auto Supply 38.94 Metzger Lumber Co 9.62 Crever Welding 2.75 Todd’s Ace Hardware 10.50 Black Lumber Co 1.58 King Morrison Foster Co 5.40 Morrison's Tire 75.60 Motor Fuel Tax Dlv 68.64 Woodburn Printing Co 30.10 Romilda Printing Co 25.00 Precision Lab., Inc 74.41 Cargill. Inc 354.71 J. C. Penney Co 11.70 Russellville Stone Co 970.58 Clark Sand A Gravel 293.76 Harris Stone Service 612.06 Standard Materials Corn 3061.98 O A I Stone Corp 3446.76 G'castle Drain A Tile Cord. ... 42.50 Ind. Equipment Co., kc 1260.35 Eston Cooper, Auditor

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S (ABSTBACT) BEPOBT or RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR mt, WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, PUTNAM COUNTY Balaaee Jan. 1 Township 81121.88 Dog 140.50 Total $1812.41

Receipts

Township $6380.88 Dog .: 411.00 Total $0761.88 Dlsbarseasents Township 80018.6* Dog 476.00 Total 86496.6* Balance Dee. $1 Township 82163.21 Doc 75.60 Total $2226.71 DETAIL OF RECEIPTS Township Fend Taxes—June 63491.65 Taxes—December 2831.48 Justice of Peace Docket Fees 6.75 Stoner’s Ins. J.P. Bond Ref. 21.00 Total Township Fund 66350.89

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Dog Tax from Assessor 6411.00 Total Dog Fund 6411.00 Disbursement Township Pud Township 1 Mary Helen Query. Clerk 8 237.90 Chester Query 62.10 Chester Query, Trustee Sal. .. 1383.81 Mary Helen Query, same 361.19 Total 62045.00 Township II Reelsville Post Office, Stamps 6 10.00 Put. Co. Graphic, Adv 98.64 Dally Banner, same 47.95 Todds Hdw., Supplies 6.75 Lee School Supply, same 3.60 Total $167.14 Cemetery Fund Robert Minnick 315.00 Carl Foreman 20.00 Roy McCullough 20.00 Total . 6355.00 Justice of Peace Fand Stoner's Ins. J. P. Bond 6 21.00 Lee School Supply, Supplies ... 183.00 Total 6204.00 Fire Protection Fond Nationwide Ins. Co 9145.00 Clay Co. RTC, Telephones 216.00 Public Serv. Co. Light Bills ... 270.66 Ed Lints, Haul Coal 41.00 Kendall Garage. Repairs A gas 122.79 City Coal Yd. Coal 130.36 Reelsville Water Co. Membership Deposit 100.00 Sayers-Shuee ks 58.20 Hicks Auto Supply, Bat 21.80 Stoner’s ks. Fire-Truck ks. .. 269.00 Sherwin-Williams, paint $1.45 Lawrence Luttrell, haul coal .. 5.00 Leland Brown, coel A haul .... 25.01 Pete Holsapple. supplies 10.25

Clyde Slner. cloth, allow.

50.00

Donald Tellas, same 50.00

Robert Aker, same Robert Bain, same

Ed Lints same

50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 80.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00

50.00 50.00 50.00

Jimmy Proctor, same 50.00 Ronald Job, same 50.00 Donald Brattaln, same 50.00 Ralph Hutchison, same 50.00 Lyle Mathews, same 50.00 John Best, same DeHon Blanton, same Frank Chew, same Roy Haddon. earn* James Fielding, same Frank Garrison, same Dan Aker, Jr. same John Young, same Robert Blrkemeler, same .. Harvey Dunbeln. same .... Chas. Reeves, same Doug Hartsock, same Gerald Hutchison, same .. Vincent Green, earn* Total $2636.52

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Clay Co. RTC, Telephone $ 76.00 Stoner’s Ins. Trustee Bond A Transfer 34.00 Forest Aker, Ad. Bd 100.00 Cecil Craft, same 100.00 Jonathon Houck, same 100.00 James Houck, Twp. A tty 150.00 Total $562.00

Deg Fand Stock Killed

Gordon Hutchison .....$60,00 Norma Urton 75.00 Roseoe Taylor 10.00 Lyle Mathews 36.00 Lee Rimer 145.00 Larry Modesltt 30.00 Keith Minor 70.00 Earl Huffman 25.00 Ray Morion 25.00 Total $476.00 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true end correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township; that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law In the office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report Is in custody of the chairman of the township advisory board. Said report is subiect to Inspection by any taxpayer of the township. Chesttr Query, Trustee

Sheinwold “ Bridge

Keep Your Byes Peeled Pot Dangerous Opponent By Alfred Sheinwold If you suspect that somebody may be getting ready to conk you over the noggin, keep an eye on the fellow with his hands behind his back. You don’t have to worry about the gent with empty hands. South dealer Neither side vulnerable NORIH 4 Q 9 6 3 V A43 O A 10 5 . _ *1104 WEST EAST * None * A 108 4 ^ 107 5 V 82 0 KJ8762 0 94 * AK73 * Q9865 SOUTH * KJ752 V KQJ96 O Q 3 Sou* West North East 1 * 2 0 3 * Pass 4 * AH Pass Opening lead — * K.

West opened the king of clubs and continued with the ace. South ruffed and saw that the hand was a piece of cake if trumps broke normally. The trouble was that one opponent might hold all the missing trumps. There was no need to worry about West. From the lead it was clear that West had started with at least three clubs. From the bidding it was a cinch that West held at least six diamonds. There wasn’t room -in West’s hand for as many as four spades. There was plenty of room in the East hand, so South took the precaution of starting the trumps by leading low from his own hand. West discarded a diamond, and dummy’s" queen forced out the ace. South had kept his eye on the dangerous opponent. CONTINUES CLUBS Bast continued with the queen

Friday, January 6, 1967

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of clubs, and South threw away a diamond. He could not afford to ruff in his own hand and then draw trumps. East continued with a fourth club (the best defense), and dummy ruffed. Declarer led the nine of spades from dummy. East covered with the ten, and South won with the jack. Declarer then got to dummy with the ace of hearts to lead the six of spades from dummy. No matter what East did. South was sure to win the next two tricks with the king and seven of trumps. Then declarer could take the rest of the tricks with good hearts and the ace of diamonds. DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: S-None; H-10 7 5; D-K J 8 7 6 2; C-A K 7 3. What do you say? Answer: Bid one diamond. You have 11 points in high cards and 3 points for the void suit, enough for an opening bid. Start with the longer of your two biddable suits.

West Clinton Twp.

Attention NOTICE: To all veterans and widows receiving pensions, compensation, etc., that have received questionnaires from the veterans administration: You are compelled to have the cards filled out completely and sent in by 31 January 1967, or chance losing your pension. Those desiring help contact the Veteran’s Affairs Office 3rd Floor of the Court House, Monday Through Friday from, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon. Telephone OL 3-5417. This office is a free service not only in this but all matters pertaining to Veteran’s Ax fairs. William M. Hurst Co. Service Officer

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Irwin were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith of Indianapolis. • Mrs. Aileen Overstreet spent the evening with Mrs. Maud O’Haver of Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clodfelter; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yochum; Mrs. Daisy Alexander and Mrs. Ray Clodfelter were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Romine and children, Malcolm, and Julia Jean of Indianapolis on New Years Day. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vermillion and Mrs. Maud Welters! came and spent the evening. We are sorry to hear of Mrs. Flossie Wood being in the hospital, hope it’s for only a few days. Mrs. Dewey Stultz enjoyed dinner on Chnstmas Day with Mrs. Fred Wichmann and lyMrs. Earl Bailey and daughter from Louisiana spent a few days during Christmas with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Harold Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baker and family enjoyed Christmas with Mr. Bakers mother in Rockville. Mr. and Mrs. George Frank

spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. James McAffe, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spencer and Mrs. Estella Hall, in the home of the McAffees. Mrs. Estella Hall of Indianaolis spent New Years with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Frank and all enjoyed watching the Rose Bowl Game. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baker visited their daughter and son-in-law and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Jeffries during vacation. Mr. Harold Barker returned to work this week after enjoying a two weeks vacation.

GIBSON GREETING CARDS at EITEL’S FLOWERS 10% OFF

BE A REAL ESTATE BROKER OR SALESMAN License Preparation Course will start on Jan. 19, 1967, at the Y.W.C.A., Terre Haute, Indiana. Class meets once each week for eight (8) weeks, starting at: 7:00 P.M., January 19,1967 This course coven all material pertinent to the license examination. With emphasis on corroct preparation of listing contracts, affor to purchaso forms and closing of transactions. All text, practice problems, forms and other materials, necessary to the couno ar* furnished by the school. TUITION: — Salesmen $60.00, Brokers $80.00 TERMS AVAILABLE - BROCHURES ON REQUEST COLLEGE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE Office: 3612 Washington Blvd. Indianapolis, Indiana, Ph. 925-4908 BILL MILLER'S

Print In The Paper Smaller These Days? Hard To Thread Your Needle? May Be Time To Change Your Glasses Let Us Make Your Next Glasses With 1st Quality Lenses and Modern Style Frames and Save Yon Money, Too! SPENCER OPTICAL CO. 781 E. Morgan St Phone 829-3981 Spencer, Ind. 9-5 Dally * Saturday 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Friday Closed All Day Wednesday GLASSES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY

Fire Damage High DUBLIN UPI — Fire raged through six large buildings in Dublin’s textile center Thursday night, causing an estimated $2.8 million damage. Hundreds of families were forced to leave their homes in the area of the blaze, but no casualties were reported.

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