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Card of Thanks Wo wish to express our app r a c i a t i o n for the many thoughtful deads of kindness extended to us during the illness and at the time of the death of our loved one, Nora Belle Sandy. Ws wish to express our thanks for the floral offerings, cards and all other remembrances. We are sincerely grateful to Dr. Ernst, Dr. Lett, nurses and nurse aids at Putnam County Hospital, everyone at Donna Nursing Home, Mrs. Gerold Handy, Rev. Gilbert McCammack, Whitaker Funeral Home and all others who helped In any way. Children of Nora Sandy and their families.

Marriage License Marvin Blake Stough, record production clerk, Reelsville, Route 1, and Dana Marie Gibson, at home, Stilesville.

Greencastle Drive-In Theatre Jet. 40 4 43 FRI„ SAT., SUN. APRIL 14-15-16 AH Star Cast In "FASTER, PUSSY CAT, KILL, KILL" PLUS "MOTOR PSYCHO"

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Moderns’ Swingers News The Moderne’ Swingers danced April 1st to Ray McVay and his very talented wife, Betty. They were both in great form and all the dancers seemed to enjoy the M c V a y ■. Betty brought the house down with her “hash” and the crowd called for more. The Moderne’ Swingers have a busy time, as usual, and had on hand April 7th, Johnny Wykoff of Indianapolis. The club was very proud to see so many faces from so far away. They were from Crawfordsville, Fillmore, Greencastle, Waveland, Tuscola, HI., Mohamet, HI., Villa Grove, HI., Newman, HI. Three of these clubs brought more than one square and the Hlinois clubs were two of them. The calling was smooth and everyone in attendance gave Johnny many ovations throughout the evening. He well deserved the praise as the calling was outstanding. Several new things were taught to the dancers by the most capable Mr. Wykoff and a splendid time was had by all. Time ran out much too soon for all the dancers. The Moderne’ Swingers will dance again April 15th to their own caller, Ted Laughrey of Terre Haute. All dancers are welcome to attend.

Mrs. Underwood Rites Saturday Mrs. Nettie Underwood passed away at her home in Crawfords ville, Thursday morning. Mrs. Underwood was bom in 1883, the daughter of Willard and Laura Gough in Franklin Township, Putnam County. She was a member of the Fincastle Community Church and resided in that community until moving to Crawfordsville. Her husband, Albert Underwood preceded her in death. She leaves as her survivors, Mary Richardson, of New Albany; Mildred Simpson of Waynetown; Lowell, Charles and Evelyn, all of Crawfordsville. Ten grandchildren; thirtyf i v e great - grandchildren. A brother, John B. Gough, and a sister, Verna Whittmen of Roachdale. Funeral services will be held at Hunt Funeral Home, Crawfordsville, 2:00 p. m. Saturday, with burial in the Roachdale Cemetery.

Guardian's Sale 01 Personal Property A* Mrs. Dara VaMarauar has entered a nersing hems her heuseheld gaeds and psrsanal property will be said at her residence an the GreencastU-PiHmere road 1.2 miles nerth al Read 240, 3 miles Seuthwest of FiHmere Wednesday, April 19,1967 at 12:30 CDT 20 tv. ft. Weber stainless steel deep free**, weshing machine!, heat bulk holder, plumber's lead furnace. SC steel fish tape, R R Jack, Beg cart, heg trough, 7' drag, J. D. horse drawn mewing machine, hen kettle, feed grinder, hand saws, hose, ladders, wagon bed, many miscellaneous "eld" taels, junk batteries, ether Herns tee numerous to mention. Heuseheld goads including several eld pieces plus dinette set, gas stave, good refrigerator, ANTiQUK desk, dining ream suite, feather beds, blankets end comforts, several lamps. Television, library table, fleer lamps, 2 antique rockers, bedroom sutto, dresser and many ether articles from a lifetime heme. CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK Guardian Dara Voldorauor Auctioneer—Ahon Hurst Hughes A Hughes, Attorney Clerks—Bert Wright end I. Hurst Net responsible m rose of accidents

For Today Simon, son of Jonas, lovest thou me more than these? He saith unto him. Yea, Lord; thou knowest that I love thee* He saith unto him, Feed my lambs. —John 21il5« It is comforting to all sinners to know that Christ forgave the shameful denial of Simon Peter, and used him. Jesus can still use you.

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Personal And Local News

Mark Crousore Funeral Sunday Marcellus (Mark) Crousore, Fillmore, R. 1, died Thursday evening at his home. He was bom February 13, 1894, in Ohio, the son of Jacob and Delilah Deeter Crousore. Mr. Crousore was a retired carpenter; a a member of Putnam Lodge I.O.O.F No. 45 and Bee Hive Rebekah Lodge of Greencastle; and a member of the Fillmore Christian Church. He was also a veteran of World War I and a member of Greencastle Barrack WWI No. 114. Survivors are his wife, Emma Johnston Crousore; two sisters, Mrs. Nina Torrence, Florida and Mrs. Harold Wells, Indianapolis; three brothers, Robert, Ralph and Fred, all of Greencastle, and other relatives. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2:00 p. m. at the Rector Funeral Home. Interment will be in Forest Hill Cemetpry. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Saturday.

Pfune HAKVARD LAMPOON boys have garnered lots oi Ji publicity fOr themselves with their impudent "Awards dtar Die Wont in Movies* every year. Now there’s a group

in England paromotinganymaT "Memory Lane Award/* tfcafs oft to a promising start. Mrs.

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—Louisville rock. He was released after being treated. Police arrested six persons, including four young. They were booked on disorderly conduct charges. One of the juveniles was booked on assault with a deadly weapon after throwing a rock at the marchers, police said. AH four were released in the custody of their parents.

Mrs. Lee Burkett of Parkersburg called on her nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Prather of Fincastle. The many friends of Howard Myers, Roachdale, R. R. 1, who is ill, are glad to hear he is improving. The Republican Women’s Club will meet this evening at the home of Alice Mahoney at 7:30

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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Broadstreet and sons of near Cloverdale, called on their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gough, Sunday afternoon. Russell E. Baugh, 44, Paris, HI., was arrested and jailed Thursday afternoon by Sheriff Bob Albright on a theft by deception charge. The second meeting of the Greencastle National Association of Retired Civil Employes will be held Tuesday, April 18, in the Gas Office at 7:30 p. m. AH eligible retired employes are urged to attend. The L i m e d a 1 e Missionary Baptist Church is pleased to have as guest minister, Rev. John Newton, April 16, for Church Services at 9:30 a. m. Sunday School wiU be at 10:30 а. m. temporarily. Come worship with us. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burk and Mrs. Minnie Frazier entertained with a Birthday party for their daughter and granddaughter Benetta Thursday night April б, for some of Benetta’s close friends from Greencastle. Benetta received many nice gifts. Ice cream and cake and lemonade were served to the guests. They all left at a late hour wishing Benetta many more happy birthdays.

WaHaoB copped the blue gibbon beeauae she "went out shopping for her husband said procured him /Uaiwna- Manhattan’s Mayor John Lindsay got a pat cn the hade for the yeaz'a Most Credible Political Promise. Asked what he proposed to do about New York's topless waitresses he announced Without equivocation that

he would “take a close look at the problem" And the winner in the "Crimes Which Failed” category was a winsome lady in Frankfurt, Germany, who was “finally brought to bode by ever-alert police for the murder of her husband. Suspicion was aroused because she ordered his coffin four

days before his accidental death.’* ^

Tn paigttn, a couple of draftees were discussing the futura "What are you going to tell your kids some day about what you did in this limited war?’* asked one. “Shucks,” said the other. “The way things are going now, they’ll probably be right here

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Despite a violent downpour, Heywood Broun managed to arrive at a banquet only an hour or so late, and was served a beaker of extremely bad wine. Downing it with some distaste, Sroun finally philosophized, “Oh, well, any port in a storm.” 01987. by Bennett Cert Distributed by King Features Syndicate

Putnam Court Notes Morrison’s Tire Co. vs. Jack Vermillion, complaint on account.

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County Hospital Dismissed Thursday: Sylvania Malicoat, Amo Vallie Smith, Bainbridge Mildred Sinnet, RusseUville Pat Sample, Cloverdale Forest Figg, Greencastle Deanna Atwell, Greencastle Grace Snider, Greencastle Betty York, Greencastle Amanda Steele, Greencastle Births: Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Lewis, Clayton, a boy, Thursday.

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MOOSE DANCE Saturday April 15 9:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Music By "THE TOP HATS" Members Only

Defender Must Learn Declarer’s Maneuvers By Alfred Sheinwold Everybody knows that declarer must sometimes begin the play of the trump suit by leading a low trump. This gets one round of trumps out and enables declarer to keep his top trumps for control of the hand. Only a studious bridge player knows that the same type of play must sometimes be made by a defender. East dealer East-West vulnerable NORTH A Q 10 9

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for the doubleton, but should deduct a point or so for having an aceless hand and perhaps another point because the queen of hearts is not really worth 2 points in high cards and another point for shortness.

When today’s hand was played a few weeks ago in the ann u a 1 Intercollegiate Bridge Championships, West opened the eight of hearts, and East won the first trick with the 10. East’s problem was to get the trumps out of the dummy so that he could get four heart tricks. Some defenders went at it like a bull at a gate. They led the ace of trumps, then the king and finally the low trump. South ran the diamonds, discarding all of his losing hearts. A few defenders started with the king of spades, stopped for thought and then led the low spade. This was no better. South ran the diamonds to discard his hearts, and East’s ruff came much too late to do any good. BEST DEFENSE The only defense was for East to lead his low spade at the second trick. If South tried to run the diamonds, West would ruff the third diamond with his worthless trump. West would then lead another heart, whereupon East would win and draw the rest of dummy’s trumps before taking the setting trick with a high heart. DAILY QUESTION As dealer you hold: S-Q 10 9; H-Q 9; D-K Q 10 9 8; C-K 9 7. What do you say? Answer: Pass. You have 12 points in high cards and 1 point

COMMISSIONERS* CLAIMS The Putnam County Board of Commissioners will meet in regular session, April 17. 1967 at 9:00 a. m. legal Ume at the Courthouse, Greencastle, Indiana to consider the following claims: County Highway: Rosemary Davis. Clerk 1162.00 Elsie Fenwick, same 143.10 James C. Boiler 157.78 Robert Boiler 167.30 Dean L. Branham 175.35 Woodson Buttery 158.40 Olyn Campbell 158.40 Ralph Delp 15.20 Clemen Douglas 158.40 Jack L. Eyler 144.00 Richard Gray 63.65 William Griffin 148.50 Lester Hapney 148.00 Paul Hassler 177.60 Jesse McGuire 158.40 Don Mangus 90.00 Frank Nelson 86.40 Julian Petro 144.40 Woodrow Poynter 144.00 John Reynolds 86.40 George Talbott 144.00 Thompson Allen 136.00 Noble Austin 136.00 William F. Ball 51.20 Thomas Brothers 163.20 Frank Coble 163.20 Everett Cornett 149.60 Ehner Cox 149.60 Harold Goodman 148.75 Buryi Guy 108.80 Vernie Larkin 136.00 Harry Miller 54.40 Robert D. Newgent 136.00 Brent Terry 44.80 Roy Weller 153.00 Dale K. Williams 95.20 Joe Spencer 200.00 Eston C. Cooper, Auditor

Dear Heloiae: This particular letter concerns plastic lids—the kind found on coffee cans, shortening, dog food, baby food cans, etc. Never throw plastic lids away! Try them first on your bowls, jelly glasses, and water bottles. I find that the three-pound shortening and two pound coffee lids fit exactly on my small soup bowls. With a wax crayon, I mark the contents on the lids before storing leftovers in the small bowls in the refrigerator . . . sometimes stacking them to save space. The wax markings wash off easily and they are ready for the next leftovers. I also snap a plastic lid on all opened cans before placing them in the refrigerator for storing. The three-pound shortening and two-pound coffee can lids snap on a pint-sized syrup can. Also dog food lids fit the tops of canned condensed or evaporated milk and chocolate syrup, etc. Just look around the kitchen and try these lids on everything. It will surprise you how many containers they fit and how many new uses you’ll find for them. Mrs. Betty Golbow e e * e Dear Heloise: We live in a very large subdivision and are striving for privacy. I put nylon net behind each of my bedroom drapes. During the day when the drapes are open the nylon net covers the windows, thus making them private. I can see out perfectly but others can’t see in unless a light is on in the room. Linda Colbert e e * e Dear Heloise:

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Putnam Circuit Court. Estate No. 67-30. Notice is hereby given that Charles E. Newgent Jr., was on the 11 day of April, 1967, appointed Administrator of the estate of Charles E. Newgent, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this 11 day of April, 1967. Ekinls E. Masten, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. Attorney J. Frank Durham April 14-21-28-31

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Have you or your readers ever tried French fried sweet potatoes ? I prepare and fry the raw sweet potatoes the same as I do white spuds. LuciUe Schrimp e e e * I don’t think many people know that swee potatoes can be French fried, but they can. Instead of sprinkling mine with salt, I use sugar. Mmmml Heloise e e e a Dear Heloise: To keep from becoming a screaming momie when my small youngsters get mischievous ... I give them an old paint brush and a pail of WATER and tell them to go out and paint the sidewalks or fence. Hie funny part about this it that they love it The best part is that is does no damage. They think they are doing a real paint job as the water shows on the dry surfaces just Uke Daddy’s paint Nell Baughn

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I Propose A Crime Alert Program To Aid Our Police

Sunday Morning SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP 10:30 a.m. IVANGEIISTIC SIRVIC8 7:30 p.m. MIDWEEK SERVICE Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Nursery open Ample parking

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NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Administafer of the Estate of Stella Merle Meek, deceased, will offer fee sale and sell •» privets sale te the highest and best bidder the following real property belonging te the Estote of the decedent end as ordered by the ^ Vermillion Circuit Court: The Eost half ef the Southwest Quarter of Sectien Four u (4) in Township Twelve (12) Nerth ef Range Five (S) West, containing eighty (30) acres, mere er less.

TIME OF SALE Saturday, April 29,1967 at 11:00 a.m. local time PLACE OF SALE At the office ef Malcolm H. Aukerman, Attorney Newport, Ind. TERMS OF SAL! Cash subject to the approval of tha Vermillion Circuit Court, said realty te be sold for net less than the full appraised value thereof; free and clear af liens and incumbrances; the Administrates wHI pay the 19M real estate tax due in 1967 on the subject realty and the Buyer is to assume end pay ell reel estate taxes thereafter; abstract ef title will be furnished shewing marketable title in the Seller and the Buyer will have e reasonable time for abstract examination. The Administrator reserves the right te reject ony end all bids an said real estate and if the property is net then and there sold the sale will be continued from doy te day thereafter at the office ef the attorney far the Administrator, Newport, Indiana. Twenty-five per cent (25%) ef the purchase price will be required as dawn payment en the reel estate on the day ef the sale. Possession ef said real estate will be given upon full payment ef the purchase price. Said real estate is sold !iibject te the tenant's rights in soid real estate.

CARL KILGORE

Administrator ef the Estate ef Stella Marie Mack Malcolm H. Aukeimon Attorney far Administrator