The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 February 1967 — Page 4
4 TH« Daily Bannar, Graancattla, Indiana Tuesday, February 7, 1967 Ward Named Honorary Education Chairman For '67 Cancer Crusade
tag signals stickers In Indiana homes. "Our incentive is the fact that
Rodger Ward, one of the most successful automobile race drivers of all time and two-time "500” Mile Race winner, will be Honorary Education Chairman of the 1967 Cancer Crusade in Indiana. This announcement was made by Dr. Harry E. Mock, Jr., of Franklin, President of the American Cancer Society in Indiana. He joins Jack Mollenkopf, head football coach at Purdue University, who is serving a second year as State
Chairman of the educational and fmid-raising appeal. “I am solidly behind this Crusade,” Ward said, ‘‘because of the personal association of cancer with my family. Of the many requests I receive, I consider this one of the most pressing problems of our time and the Society to be worthy of my interest.” Ward will lend his support to the volunteers who will be distributing some 1,400,000 wam-
RODGER WARD
at present only 69 percent of Indiana residents can name one of cancer’s seven warning signals,” Ward said. "We believe the new action pamphlet, which is designed to be pasted on the family medicine cabinet, may widen public awareness and ultimately save lives.” An Indianapolis resident, 46-year-old Ward started his first ‘‘500” Mile Race in 1951. He retired after the 1966 race. He has won with stock cars, sports, cars, sprint cars, midgets, In-dianapolis-type machines and many others. He is two-time USAC Champion and joined the auto-racing immortals when he won his second Indianapolis "500” on Memorial Day in 1962.
Seven PGA golf tournaments required playoffs in 1966.
Fight Results By United Preii International HOUSTON UPI — Cassius Clay, 212%, Louisville, Ky., outpointed Ernie Terrell, 212%, Chicago 15-retained world heavyweight title; Buster Mathis, 242, New York, stopped Waban Tugboat Thomas, 206%, Charlotte, N.C. 1; Mel Tumbow, 237, Philadelphia, outpointed L. J. Wheeler, 254, Seattle, Wash. 6.
BOSTON UPI — Rinaldo Victoria, 135, Pittsfield, Mass., outpointed Tommy Tibbs, 130, Boston 10; Beau Jaynes, 126, Lowell, Mass., outpointed Jackie Burke, 123, St. Johns, N.B. 10.
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Sofas, 2-Pc. Suites
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Fine Bedroom Suites
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Chairs, Rockers, Rediners
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Set Of 3 Walnut Tables $2J8*
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Tables and Desks
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$ 21.88 $13.88 $28.88 $13.88 $ 14.88 $ 24.88
Rugs and Carpets
Reg. $54.95 multi-color tweed 9'xl2' Axminstor rug by Alexander Smith. Reg. $79.95 9'xl2‘ Axminstor rug. Brown, beige, and gold modern leaf. Reg. $447.50 plush-pH* nylon carpet, tise 15'x30'. Avocado green. Reg. $7.95 DuPont 501 Nylon carpet in textured leap design. Color choice.
$ 48.00 $64.00 $318.00 $6.75
Fine Innerspring Mattress
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Vinyl-Covered Base Rocker
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Foam cushioned for comfort. Glove-soft vinyl in beige, bittersweet er toast. Reg. $44.95
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Mattresses, Sofa Beds
$ 29.88 $88.00 $108.00 $108.00 $228.00
Dinettes, Dining Rooms
Reg. $38.95 tufted 220-coil mattress in full ar twin size. Boxsprings to match. Reg. $119.90 312-coil channol-quilt mattress and bexspring set in full er twin. % Reg. $129.85 maple bunk beds complete with mattresses and link-steel springs. Reg. $129.95 Simmons sofa bed with Beautyrest construction. Royal blue fabric. Reg. $259.95 Rowe Sleeper-Sofa in olive green cover.
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Reg. $79.95 bronze or chrome 7-pc. dinette with big 34"x40" table. Brown and whit* or.charcoal and white colors. Reg. $94.95 7-pc. dinette. Walnut taMe, 36"x60"; 4 rust-color chairs. Reg. $104.95 bronze er chrome 9-pc. dinette. 34"x72" table; 8 big chairs. Reg. $119.95 famous Howell 7-pc. round ar aval dinette. Walnut er whito table. Reg. $119.95 Howell 7-pc. dinette with big 36"x72" table. Walnut and beige. Reg. $149.95 Chromcraft 7-pc. dinette. White table top; 4 turquoise chairs. Reg. $274.95 drop-leaf Maple table and five chairs. Table extends to 106".
Miscellaneous
Reg. $44.95 famous Lane cedar chest in Meensten* Grey mahogany finish. Reg. $149.95 wall storage cabinet and shelf unit, 34" wide, 79" high. Reg. Values to $32.95. Group of weed-framed pictures. Many sizes, subjects. Reg. $44.95 42" glass-doer kitchen china cabinet with plastic work top.
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The Better Half (In appreciation of the contribution made by the wives of the coaches to the outstanding basketball played in Putnam County in that they give their husbands to the public five months of the year, The Banner is happy to introduce the wives of the County basketball coaches.)
Name: Deanna Sheese, wife of James Sheese, Russellville High. Address: R. R. 1, Russellville. Family: Jame Deneen, 2Vfe yrs.
old.
Occupation: Mother and home-
maker.
Hometown: Brazil. Graduated from Van Buren High School and attended Indiana State
University.
Favorite Sports: Basketball,
golf and bowling.
Pet Peeve: A person who expresses himself harshly against a coach without knowing all the facts a coach has to cope with during a ballgame. There is a reason for everything, as I have learned from my husband. Most Exciting Game Ever Witnessed: All games are exciting to me, win or lose. The most exciting was two years ago when Russellville won over Roachdale for the third
time that year.
Disadvantages of being a coach's wife: As a coach’s wife, I hear all comments, win or lose. If we win, “good game.” If we lose, “why.” It’s hard for me to keep control over some of these comments, win or lose. But then, those who make these comments, as far as I’m concerned, can get a degree and coach a team of their own. But then, the ones that know more than the coach think they are too smart
for that.
Comments: It is a wonderful life being married to a coach. I love the sport, and there are always more games to be seen and much to be learned. My husband never fails to surprise me during a ballgame. Just for the record, by my choice, I give heaven thanks 1 married a coach and not a referee.
Jame and Deanna Sheese
Brewster Wins Sectional
Dustin (Dusty) Brewster, Greencastie’s flashy sophomore, defeated Jim Monzer of Lebanon in the finals of the 127 lb. class at Crawfordsville Saturday, and earned the right to ad-
vance to the Bloomington regional. Brewster had the long way to go as he disposed of three opponents before avenging an earlier defeat from Monzer,
PUBLIC AUCTION Due to Mr. McGaugh.y's death the following personal property and farm machinery will be sold at the farm across from the Russellville Stone Quarry Crushing Plant, Russellville, Indiana Saturday, February 18,1967 10:30 a.m., E.S.T. 1966 M-670 Minneapolis Moline diesel tractor, almost new, New Holland grinder mixer—40 bushel capacity, 2 New Holland manure spreaders (one never used), 2 Badger self-unleading silage wagons. New Idea side-delivery rake. New Idea hay leader (never used), fertilizer spreader, corn elevator. IHC Super M with New Idea mounted picker (used very little), pest hole digger, 2 new 8' Case cultipackers, weed sprayer, platform scales, 1963 Ford Pickup F-250, several junk cars and tractors, used lumber and many ether miscellaneous articles , and small teals too numerous to mention. SILAGE—200 T Corn silage in upright silo—can be taken out with unloader. Subject to prior sale. GRAIN—1500 to 2000 bushel Ear Corn in crib. ANTIQUES—Glass enclosed buggy,, utility sled and hand tools. FRED McGAUGHEY, Deceased Central National Bank, Administrator CIA Auctioneers: Herman and Harold Busenbark, Russell Clapp Clerks: Darvin Busenbark and Kenneth Shannon James M. Houck, Attorney
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suffered in the Columbus In* vitationaL Louis Luzar, only undefeated Cubs' wreslter going Into the sectional, advanced to the final match before succumbing ts Rick Rouse of Lafayette 2-1 in overtime in the 180 lb. class. Individual results: 95—Brewer (G) pinned by Cox (WF) 3:04. Cox was the sectional winner. 103—Ricketts (G) pinned by Graven (C) 0:50. Gravens went on to win. 112—Evens (G) decisioned by Bass (B). 120—More (G) decisioned by Vendley (WL), 4-1. Moore finished 4th. 133—Coan (G) lost to Jones (C) 8-0. 138—Walgamuth (G) pinned by Peterson (C) 5:33. Peterson won sectional. 154—Slaughter (G) lost to Paxon of Frankfort 4-2. 165—Conrad .(G) pinned by Hoke (Leb.) 5:00. Hoke finished
second.
HWT—Knauer (G) lost to Scheuman (Laf.) 5-0. Scheuman
finished second. Team San dings: Crawfordsville Lafayette Jeff Lebanon
Brazil
West Lafayette Greencas tie Frankfort North Vermillion Clinton Prairie Terre Haute Schulte
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SCORES
COLLEGE Indiana 82 Michigan State 77 Notre Dame 90 Hawaii 58 Goshen 116 Bethel 93
HIGH SCHOOL Valparaiso 81 Gary Emerson 70.
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