The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 March 1967 — Page 3

Th«.Daily Banner, Graaneastla, Indiana . Thursday, March 9, 1967

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STATE OF INDIANA a--' ■ ■ • ss; OeONTY OF PUTNAM IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT JANUARY TERM. 1967 Re: Estate of Maude H. Houck, deceased . V. Central National Bank, Executor No. -EST 66-94 . •- NOTICE OF SALK OF REAL HBTATE AT PRIVATE SALE ■The tfhderslkrred ’ executor of the last will Of Maude H. Houck, deceased, hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of the Putnam Circuit Court ft irill af'the Oenttal 'National Bank. Greeficastle. Indiana, at the hour of 10:00 a. m. on ‘flie Sthi^ay o£ April. 1967. and from day to day thereafter until sold offer for sale- at private sale, all of igleresv of -said decedent In the following described real estate in Putnam County. Indiana, to wit: Lot' number Seven 171 in Greenbrier Subdivision, a part of the Northwest quarter of Section 14, Township 14 North. Range 4 <Vest. as shown in I>lat Book 5, page 133, in the Office of the Recorder of Putnam County, Ipdiana. Said sale will be made subject to the approval of the Putnam Circuit Court for not less than the full appraised value of said real estate add upon the following terms and conditions: Cash. Central National Bank, Executor March 9-16-23-31

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NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ADMINISTRATOR WITH THE WILL ANNEXED In the Matter of the Estate of Kate L. Dunbar, deceased, First-Citizens Bank and Trust Company, Administrator with the Will Annexed NO. EST 66-76 Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator with the Will Annexed will offer for sals at private sale at the banking house of FirstCitizens Bank and Trust Company. Greencastle, Indiana, at the hour of 10:30 a. m. on the 23rd day of March, 1967, and from day to day thereafter, 1 until sold, the following described real estate in Putnam County, Indiana, toft it: Part of the west half of the northeast quarter of Section 17, Township 14 North. Range 4 West, described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a stone on the west line of said half quarter section which stone is 6 chains and 34 links south of the northwest comer of said half quarter section: thence north 79 decrees east 9 chains and 70 links to a sycamore tree: thence south 60 degrees east 12 chains and 14 links to a stake in the center of Big Walnut Creek and on the east Ine of said half quarter section: thence south with said east line 24 chains and 28 finks to a stone: thence west 19 chains and 30 links to a stake on the west line of said half quarter: thence north with said west line 28 chains and 19 links to the place of beginning, containing 84-1/4 acres. Said land subject to a right-of-way I 20 feet in width along the east side : of the same from the point where the Public Highway leaves said east line to the northeast comer thereof. , EXCEPT THE FOLLOWING PART 1 THEREOF: described as follows: Part of the west half of the northI east quarter of Section 17, Township 14 North, Range 4 West, described as follows: Beginning at a stone on ; the west line of said half quarter ! section which is 6 chains and 34 links south of the northwest comer of said half quarter section; thence north 79 degrees east • chains and 70 hides to a sycamore tree; thence south 60 degrees east 12 chains and 14 links to e stake in the center of Big Walnut Creek and on the east fine of said half quarter aeetion; thence south with said east line to the point where said east line Intersects the center fin* of the gravel road; thence following the meanderinga of the center line of said road to the west line of said half quarter section; thence north on said west line to th* place of beginning. Abstract showing merchantable title continued to date will be furnished. Said Sale will be msde free and clear of all liens and encumbrances, except taxes for 1967. payabe In 1968. Terms of sale—Cash—one-third (‘si down and balance upon closing. First-Citizens Bank and Trust ComI pany, Administrator with the Will ; Annexed of the Estate of Kate L. Dun- ! bar, deceased, i Attorneys i Lyon & Boyd March 8-16-2t

Coloring Book Creator 'Colors Schedule Full' By ROBERTA ROESCH .the plunge and had several of

*T run my projects of de-sign-drawring and painting strands of Indian beads in between my jobs as a wife and mother,” says Mrs. Betty Schaffner of Houston, Tex. “My theory is catch as catch

can.”

For Betty this theory is practical, too. As a result of employing it daily, she has managed to create two unique coloring books—Book 1 and Book 2 of “Designs to Color” (Price, Stern, Sloan)—that people of all ages are using with crayons or wratercolors. Hand-Painted Beads In addition. Betty fills orders for her strands of hand-painted "Happy Beads” which she sends to all parts of the U. S. and Europe. “I fell in love writh my first box of crayons and my first coloring book,” she said. “But as I grew older, the pictures in coloring books became so uninteresting to me that I found myself beginning to outline

them made into a coloring book. I had 500 copies of the book made up. Then I distributed the copies to local stores and went down and helped sell them on Saturdays.” Although no publisher showed an interest in the new coloring book, Betty took a second plunge and had 5,000 copies of

She Tried Coloring Books On j Children And Their Friends

forms and designs of my own. her “Designs to Color” printed “Years later when my ownher own expense. After she children were ready to color and had sold 4,000 of them, she sent paint, I felt again that pictures j copies of this edition to three in the conventional books of-! publishing firms, fered little opportunity to de-: “When one firm accepted it velop creative ability. By then immediately. Book 1 of ‘DeI had taken art courses at the j signs to Color’ was on the Museum of Fine Arts School! stands in nine months,” she j and the University of Houston.! said. “Book 2 soon followed

so I started breaking up the that,

space on blank pieces of paper i Gratifying Project with shapes and forms that I “ M y greatest pleasure in do

love to color.” Grownups, Too

ing these books.” Betty added, “lies in the thought that some-

As Betty continued doing this w ^ ere someone is being made and trying it out on her chil- i ^ a PPy coloring my designs. It dren and their friends at her! ma -' a child in a hospital, an kitchen table, she soon saw a ^ e< ^ grandmother or even a

that youngsters, as well as adults, enjoyed what she created. “When I saw how people liked the designs,” she said, “I took

teenager in college.

“I personally feel,” she said, “very strongly that with all the sorrow in the world women need to do things that make

them and others happy.”

Cloverdale School News

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of School Trustees of the North Putnam Community School Corporation, | Putnam County, will receive sealed bids at the office of the Superintendent of Schools, Balnbrldge. Indiana until 7:30 p. m. EST. Thursday, March 23, 1967 for the Following items, at which time and place all bids will be opened and real aloud. (1) Used School But Chassis For specifications and information about bidding, apply at the office of 1 tiie Superintendent of Schools in Bainbridge, Indiana. Each bid must be accompanied by a non-collusion affidavit and conform with the requirements of th* State Board of Accounts, j The Board of School Trustees reserves the right to select the lowest and best bid or to reject any or all bids. North Putnam Community School Corporation. Board of School Trustees, Andy Gross, Pres. John Crosby. Vice Pres. William Luther, Secy. William Etcheson. Jr., Treas. Hubert McGaughey, James Summers, John Burdette March 9-16-21

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NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice Is hereby given that the Board of School Trustees of the North Putnam Community School Corporation. Putnam County, will receive sealed bids at the office of the Superintendent of Schools, Balnbrldge, Indiana until 7:30 p. m. EST, Thursday, March 23. 1967 for the following Items, at which time and place all bids will be opened and read aloud. (1) Classroom equipment For specifications and Information about bidding, apply at the office of the Superintendent of Schools in Bainbridge, Indians. Each bid must be accompanied by a non-collusion affidavit and conform with the requirements of the State Board of Accounts. The Board of School Trustees reserves the right to select the lowest and best bid or to reject any or all bids. Each bid shall be accompanied by a Bid Bond or Certified check equal in amount of S^o of the total bid. North Putnam Community School •Corporation. Board of School Trustees. March 9-16-2t

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The portals of C.H.S. open this week on a new grading period. This is the fifth period with one more to go. Days are growing longer and to C.H.S. students spring seems just around the comer. Spring means the organization of 4-H Clubs everywhere. The girl’s 4-H Club had its formal installation of officers Tuesday, March 7. Betty Sendmeyer, Home Economics agent in Putnam County installed the officers. The Gay Juniors elected as their officers for the coming year: President, Pam Ziegelman; vice president, Beckie Knoy; secretary-treas-urer. Judy Brown: health and safety leader, Brenda Whitaker; news reporter, Kristi Fidler; recreation leaders, Vicki Cummings and Cathy Scott; and song leaders. Robin Boston and Cathy Sutherlin. The Jolly Hustlers, which include the Junior Leaders, elected as their officers: President, Vivian Whitaker; vice president, Linda Kennedy; secretary, Portia Collier; news reporter, Patti Jo Ziegelman: health and safety leader, Cindy Ernst; song leaders, Annetta Routt and Anna Lewis; and recreation leaders. Marlene Hewitt and Joyce Schrader. Miss Betty Dierdorf, who is also the home economics teacher, will be the Adult Leader for the girls’ clubs in Cloverdale. All the girls are eagerly looking fonvard to their summer’s work under Miss Dierdorf’s capable guidance. G.A.A president, Diana Dunagun ,and sponsor, Mrs. Sharp, are keeping the members busy. They have just ended their sale of the 1966 Cloverdale Clovers souvenir buttons. The money they are earning will be used to pay for the G.A.A. sweaters which were awarded to the senior members who had earned

enough points to receive one. Before basketball leaves the minds of the public until next year, congratulations and many thanks are to be extended to Diana Dunagun and Eva Jean Davis for their four years of cheerleading. Both were junior varsity cheerleaders theii freshman years and moved up to varstiy cheerleader for their last three years of high school. Also the four senior players, John, Joe, Jim and Glen for ! their outstanding attitude and j ability! And speaking of basketball . . . Our congratulations again this week to Bainbridge! Since ; we will not be a member of the Final Four this year, we hope that Bainbridge will be able to | enjoy that honor as we did last year.

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The Jolly Green Giants of Junior High held their second meeting March 1 at the Junior | High after school. The pledges to the flags were led by Karen Earle and Nancy Riggs. Singing was led by Rebecca Aker and Betty Mishler. Roll call was answered by naming your favorite televsion program. There was no Health and Safety report or recreation. Debbie Graffis gave a demonstration on how to boil eggs properly and she showed us different ways to decorate eggs for Easter. We received our progams and Record Books which we will use through the year. The meeting was then adjourned and refreshments were served by Dianne Albin and Pam Pershing. Jeanie Mishler, News Reporter.

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