The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 March 1967 — Page 6

Th« Daily Bannar, Oraancastia, Indiana Monday, March 13, 1967

Bainbridge News By Mrs. Muriel Nelson, Co.-respondent

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Early and Mr. and Mrs. John Hitch left on a trip through the South on Feb. 17th traveling down to the Keys. On their way home they stopped to say hello to friends in Sebring: Mr. and Mrs. Claude Etcheson, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scobee, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Grimes, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ross. They said to tell everyone in Bainbridge “Hello.” The Eskimo Bridge Club met with Chrystal Priest Thursday March 2nd. A lovely dessert was served at 7:00 after which 4 games was enjoyed by all. The prizes were won by Mrs. Carrie Miller and Margaret Dickson. Mrs. Martha Boruff and Mrs. Roxie Rohn of Roachdale and Mrs. Shirley Baker attended the Girl Scout Neighborhood meeting in Greencastle Monday evening. Miss Janet and Joyce Baker spent Saturday with Mrs. Zuma Weller and Annie Louise while the rest of the Baker’s went to Frankfort. Saturday evening callers on Mrs. Weller was Mr. and Mrs.

OBITUARY

Mrs. Nellie Cook passed away February 6, 1967 at her home in Finley, Indiana. She was born in Putnam County on December 26,1911 to Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Craft. When a young girl she became a member of the Big Walnut Baptist Church near her home Funeral Services were held for Mrs. Cook in the Hendryx Mortuary, New Palestine chapel near Indianapolis. The Rev. Harold Ruchenbach officiated and burial was at Memorial Park Cemetery Indianapolis. Surviving are her husband Herbert Cook formerly of Walton three sons: Theodore, Lee and William, three daughters: Mrs. Gladys Phillips, Mrs. Vera Hartman, Mrs. Ellen Renehan, Two step children, Raymond Braun and Mrs. Betty Bums, Two brothers, Cecil Craft Reelsville and Willis Craft of Fillmore; one half brother Roy Craft of Indianapolis. Several grandchildren and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Sarah Cook of Walton.

Kenneth Allee of Hartford City. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hanks are in Florida for 10 days vacation. Mrs. Jane Baker and her sis ter Zetta Fravel are spending 2 weeks in Florida visiting their brother Claud Smith and family. They have visited many interesting places including Cape Kennedy. Mrs. Baker is the mother of Jerry Baker and Sharon Austin. Mrs. Merle Nelson is visiting Mrs. Ollie Terry Mitchel in Hollywood, Florida for a few weeks. Anyone who has news for Bainbridge may call Shirley Baker while Mrs. Nelson is away. 522-3277. Mr. Bill Austin is away for two days on his first flight for Lake Central Airlines. Bill, his wife Sharon and Diana are staying with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Austin until he finishes the schooling at Lake Central.

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(By Larry D. Hattfield) WASHINGTON UPI — With experts predicting that 1967 dairy imports will reach new highs as exports decline, American dairy farmers are getting more and more anxious for an import crackdown. The Agriculture Department’s latest forecast, issued Thursday, noted that world dairy conditions would encourage increased U.S. dairy imports again this year. Officially, the department is predicting that 3.5 billion pounds of milk equivalent will be imported in 1967. Unofficially, the experts say imports probably will be a million or more pounds higher than in 1966. Some private groups think the imports could go even higher, possibly to more than 4 billion pounds. Agriculture Secretary Orville L. Freeman and other farm leaders are showing a growing concern about the soaring imports. Freeman has said he

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Anti-Yank Protest PORDENONE, Italy UPI— Several hundred persons staged an anti-American demonstration at the Italian-American airbase near Aviano Sunday, protesting the war in Vietnam. Officials said the demonstration, which was orderly, was Communist inspired.

Mrs. Aileen Overstreet has been confined to her home this week with the flu. Mrs. Daisy Alexander of Morton is now convalescing in the Christian Home in Greencastle. Mrs. Emma Wichmann has moved into her new home in Parkwood Village in Greencastle. Her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James White, have moved in the home where Mrs. Wichmann moved from on the farm. Mrs. Ira Hutcheson is spending a few weeks in Florida with her two daughters and their families, Mr. and Mrs. John Walls and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Irwin were in Indianapolis Sunday calling on Mrs. Raymond Kendall who is confined to a hospital and Claude Irwin, also confined to a hospital in Indianapolis. Mrs. Flossie Wood is back in the Putnam County Hospital

with a severe cold but hopes to return home in a few days.

thinks action should be taken to put a lid on dairy imports, but he has not committed himself to any specific legislative program. There are currently more than 40 separate dairy import bills in the House. Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., is sponsoring a bill, favored by most producers of 42 other senators. Proxmire’s bill, which has the strong support of the National Milk Producers Federation, would drastically curb im-

ports. It would also end me present method of setting quotas on dairy products under the so-called Section 22 of the existing import program. Under Section 22, import quotas on certain dairy goods are

recommended by me Agriculture Department and passed on by the U.S. Tariff Commission. Foreign producers have been able to greatly increase shipments to the United States by exporting non-quota items.

MilK producers are now tearful that a Section 22 action will be substituted, with the approval of Freeman, for the stiffer Proxmire bill. Opponents of Section 22 and supporters of the Proxmire bill

to curb imports maintain ms government is supporting prices on -- one hand, and then allowing unchanged amounts (4 dairy product imports to lowei the domestic price at the sams time.

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