The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 May 1967 — Page 14

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Tha Daily Bannar, Graaneastla, Indiana

Wadnasday, May 17, 1967

The Lighter Side

By DICK WEST WASHINGTON UPI — The ability to pick the right husband is not something a girl can learn from a book. It’s a God-given talent. Either you have it or you don’t. Luci Nugent, nee Johnson, obviously has it The first time she met Pat Nugent she must have sensed that here was a young man who was going places. I don’t mean she consciously appraised his financial potential. It is more likely she thought of him in terms of his good looks and pleasing manner. But good looks and pleasing manners, as many a girl has learned to her sorrow, are unreliable points on which to judge a prospective husband. The most handsome and personable fellow in town may, after marriage, turn out to be a dud in the breadwinning department, despite the frantic efforts of his wife to make something of him. Luci Nugent, nee Johnson, undoubtedly had met dozens of handsome, personable young men before she met Pat. Why should it have been him whose attentions she encouraged? I’m convinced it was that instinct that enables some girls

to spot a chap wtlh a bright future. A wee voice inside her may have whispered that among her many beaus he was the only one likely to become a director of a bank at the age of 23. If so, as we now know, the promise that she recognized in him was fulfilled last week when Nugent became a director of the Citizens National Bank of Austin, Tex. One naturally wonders whether Luci’s sister, Lynda Bird, is blessed with similar intuition. The evidence thus far would suggest that she is. The evidence being that she is as yet unmarried. Lynda has been keeping company with actor George Hamilton for quite some time now. Long enough, under normal circumstances, for a romance to lead to the altar, if ever it is going to. Could it be that a wee voice is telling Lynda that Hamilton, for all of his other fine qualities, simply isn’t Academy Award material? This remains to be seen, of course. And the fact that Lynda Bird still dates Hamilton occasionally indicates she hasn't entirely written him off. It may be, then, that Lynda Bird sees something else in

Hamilton. It may be that a wee voice also is saying he could become a director of the Citizens National Bank.

Wall Street Chatter

NEW YORK UPI —Waite Mintz of Shearson, Hammill & Co. feels “a large proportion of

Educators Meet Plan Program

On May 10 superintendents from an eight county area met with Dr. Lorin A. Burt, Professor of Education, Indiana University, at Redwood Inn, Danville, 111. The purpose of this meeting was to formulate plans for the proposal of a pilot program to establish a coopertaive program of instruction in Local School Government for teachers, citizens, school board mem-

investible funds can be kept in be and school administrators>

the stock market” but feels'

Dr. Burt hopes to present this proposal by June 1, and get a class underway in December or January of next year. The WISE Center, which is a Title III project of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, was established and approved by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Washington, D. C. The WISE Center (Western Indiana Supplementary Educa-

concentration on the “glamor stocks” of small outfits with high priced earnings ratios should be avoided at present. He also believes issues of investment quality should have a large position in investment portfolios.

Motorists in Canada Must Show Proof of Insurance

‘ Putnam County area motor-1 He also must prove the abiliLeslie M. Pollack of Reynolds j s ^ s planning to visit Montreal, j ty to pay $5,000 in the event of & Co. says the recent surge in Canada, this summer for Expo property damage to the other

the Dow Jones rail average, gy were reminded Tuesday which had acted as a drag on a k 0 ut Canadian automobile inbullish sentiment, removes one surance regulations.

of the few technical obstacles in the present market. He feels

Under Canadian law, motor-

party. These limits are usually

tional Center) was established at the North Vermillion Community School Corporation, Perrysville, Ind., through the cooperation of the school superintendents of an eight county area, namely: Charles Pratt, Benton County; Paul Ingersoll, John Pickell, M. L. Livingston, Fountain County; Bob Tandy, Eual McCauley, Merrill Dailey, Montgomery County; John Bland, Russell Garrigus, Philip Borders, Parke County; Donald Hedrick, Charles Frazee, Joseph Rammel, Putnam County; Richard Newport, Loren Stephens, Vermillion County; Max Gabbert, Vigo County; and Willis Horn, Olin Swinney, Warren County. The officials recognized the need to educate the present and future citizenry of the area in the field of Local School Government. This program is for

abbreviated and referred to as funds to plan a cooperative pro-10-20 and 5. | gram of instruction to citizens, When a person buys an auto; teachers, school board members,

liability policy in Indiana, his

once the 910 area on the in-! ists must carry a minimum of limits of b od ii y injury and

dustrial average is surpassed $35,000 in public liability rnsur-

SPECIAL PARTY NIGHT for Elks and their wives and guests Thursday Evening, May 18 starting at 8:00 p.m. sharp Lots of fun and plenty of prizes will be given away.

the bull market should carry the average into new high territory.

Robert H. Stovall of E. F. Hutton & Co. says many prices in the current market seems high and some seem overbought and a second quarter selloff is expected. He believes, however, the long term future of the stock market continues to be excellent.

The three-ball pawnbroker emblem was inspired by the family coat-of-arms of the Medicis of Florence, Italy.

The Mayflower carried two dogs along with the Pilgrims, says the National Geographic.

ance, Putnam County Association of Independent Insurance Agents cautions. The Independent Agents Group advise most insurance companies will provide a motor vehicle liability insurance card for Canadians to check at customs posts. Canadian law requires motorists to carry proof of ability to pay in case you are involved in an auto accident. Without it, your car can be seized or im-

pounded.

INDIANA REQUIREMENTS Indiana is fairly typical in its requirements. It requires that a motorist have financial responsibility proof that he can pay as much as $10,000 if he injures or kills a person or $20,000 if he injures or kills several persons in one accident.

Yoa carrt see what's inside—even when the package is opened. Or eat it, wear it, hear it or smell it But you can see the results of what ft does. The warm glow that casts off darkness; the family grouped around the television set; the small sparkling eyes as you slip the big, beautiful cake from the oven. And you can feel the results... in the soft, smooth touch of your electrically dried clothes... in the comfort of your electrically heated home. In the way you feel... relaxed, with more time to take care of your family, with electricity making life more comfortable and convenient all through your house. You use more electricity than ever before—5% times as much as people used 35 years ago. But it costs you less per kilowatt hour. It's the one thing that has continued to go down in price while almost everything else has gone steadily up. It's one bargain everybody bas a lot of use to. Don’t you agree?

Park* County REMC

PUBLIC SERVICE INDIANA

property damage liability will be not less than those set in the Financial Responsibility Law. It is difficult to ascertain the average liability limit carried by drivers in Indiana, but most companies have encouraged motorists to carry more than the minimum required by the state law. Many drivers carry $50,000 bodily injury and $10,000 property damage as a matter of course. Limits going much higher than this are written by all companies. Persons going to the Expo 67 in Montreal must have not less than $35,000 total liability. If an Indiana driver has just the minimum limit, he should increase his policy coverage to satisfy Canadian requirements. An Interprovince Motor Vehicle Liability insurance card has been developed by Canadian authorities. This Card, certifying that liability coverage In sufficient limits is carried, should be secured by the American motorist before he starts

his trip.

Most companies stand ready to provide this card to their customers. Failure to have this liability card could mean that an American driver involved in an accident in Canada could become entangled in unnecessary delay should an accident occur.

The man credited with drilling the first producing oil well was Lyne Taliaferre Barret of Melrose, Tex.

and school administrators in such field of instruction. The program is innovative because it could serve as a model to school districts throughout the United States desirous of offering courses or units in Local School Government to adults and students. The Center is under the direction of the Planning Consultant, Dr. Lorin Burt, of Indiana University. Working with Dr. Burt are special consultants in the fields of curriculum, library materials, evaluation, school board procedures and operation, and audio-visual and teaching materials; also the Executive and Curriculum Committees. The Curriculum Committee, which is made up of instructors from the four state universities, has prepared a course of study for the class. The Executive Committee is composed of eighteen superintendents in the eight county area and Dr. Burt, Project Director. They are guiding the program through the stages of planning. Names of outstanding leaders in specific fields have been suggested to lecture on various topics. However, no definite selection has been made as to whom the Center would engage to lecture the units. A library of resource material will be established in each of the participating school corporations and the four state universities.

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