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Th* Daily Bannar, Greeneastla, Indiana
Saturday, September 2, 1967
Obituaries
Local resident dies at home
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j Bible Thought
For Today
Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty,—n Corin-
thians 3:17.
Genuine liberty is found only in surrender to a higher will. Free men are bound only to Mr. Browning had operated a j q 0( j i radiator repair shop in this
Greencastle H. S. Presents Rules To Learn By
Franklin Browning, 203 Leach Street, died Friday evening at
his home.
He was a member of the Loyal Order of Moose No. 1592. The Rector Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Skydiver testifies
Father of local resident dies
OBERLIN, Ohio UPI — An expert skydiver testified Friday the dropping of 18 parachutists into Lake Erie through a heavily traveled airway was at least
mile over water when the jump- William Gosney, Edinburg, ^ >on ^
As another year approaches Greencastle High School presents “Rules to learn by” to all of its students and patrons. Mere obedience or tolerance of "Rules to learn by” is not our objective. A deeper understanding and with it greater respect for the rights of others and the value of an orderly, disciplined educational experience Is our desire. Vast opportunities for free, self, expression can be realized by all students when students, parents, and
Maple Heights Club will meet j faculty understand the purpose Tuesday, September 5 at 7:30 of rules and work together in p. m. at the club house. shaping an enjoyable school
year.
Personal And Local News
functional for each student present and future. 1. Soft drinks are to be consumed at the machine or in the cafeteria. 2. Desks, wall lockers, and other school fixtures are not to be marked, cut, kicked, or defaced. 4. Removal of school property without permission is stealing. 5. Paper and other waste material are to be placed in waste baskets provided for this. 6. Books and other rental materials are to be returned in good condition. To rent is to pay for use only.
ers left the airplane,
said of a heart attack. Mr. Gosney Heaton used a chart to track was the father of Mrs. Marcus a flight similar to Sunday’s ill-; Carter of Greencastle and Earl
one mile over water when the fated flight. He estimated the Gosney, Bloomington. He is ^ __ jump signal was given. best parachutist; using the very also survived by two grand-; the 7th
best equipment would drift at daughters, Mrs. Linda York of
Norman Heaton of Pacific most ig.TOO feet from where Greencastle and Karen Selman,
Groves, Calif., said the plane
Heaton died suddenly Friday evening Picnic Monday, Sept. 4 at Robe I_Student Dress, Grooming and j IV—To the few that break the
had to be over water for the skydivers to land in the lake. Heaton, executive director of the U.S. Parachute Association, testified at a National Transportation Safety Committee
hearing.
they had jumped out of the Palatine, Illinois.
Ann Park, Shelter No. 1. The Busy Bee Club will meet
with Mrs. Belle Lasley Thursday, September 14 instead of
Tri Kappa Sorority will meet Tuesday, September 5 at Char-
Personal Habits
Dress, grooming and personal habits that compliment the individual student and are complimentary to Greencastle High School is our aim. Variety in dress and styling is encouraged. Extremes that disrupt the
plane.
20 Years Ago
Funeral services will be held at the Vandivere Funeral Home in Franklin Monday at 2 p. m. Friends may call at the funeral
home this evening.
terhouse at 8 p. m. New officers l earn i n 8' atmosphere and tend to will be installed. : degenerate the individual or the
1 image of Greencastle High
Theta Chapter of Delta Theta School to the public it serves
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Williams were Indiana State Fair visit“Based on information that I orShave and even using extremes
In Memory
Tau Sorority will meet Tuesday, September 5, at 8:00 p. m. in the home of Mrs. William Cook. Mrs. Joe Todd will serve
as co-hostess.
In loving memory of Frank! S. Thomas, who passed away, 1
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sunkel
presented here, the jump air- and family were home from a craft a B-25 was at least one V i S it in Colorado. Sept ' 5 ’ 1 ® 65 ',
i ^ , T T * To have ’ to l0V€ and
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Poynter
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David K. Fry, C.P.A., and family have visited with his
then to parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. F.
Fry, Roachdale. Mr. Fry is a
and family returned from a va- Is the greatest sorrow 0 f one ’ s j Senior at Tulane University,
cation in northern Indiana. Marriage license: Buell Preston Ross, student, Fillmore, and
heart.
The years may wipe out many
things,
Wilma M. O Neal, at home, g u t this they wipe out never:
The memory of those happy
days
! When we were all together, i Sadly missed by wife, chil-
Greencastle.
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William Edgar Rogers, Green- dren and grandchildren. castle Drain Tile, and Rozella I
Maxine Carpenter, at home, |
both of Greencastle.
DANCE AMERICAN LEGION POST No. 58 Saturday, Sept. 2, 1967 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. BILL GRIMES, TOMMY HARDWICK, KAY SUTHERLIN Play the Old Favorites and Pop Tunes.
New Orleans, La., this fall. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cooper and Paula and Ivyl K. Jones and children, Rhonda and Randy have returned from a trip to Kentucky. While there they w T ent through Mammoth Cave. Former Greencastle girl Maurine Tweedy, will be seen on the Little Abner TV Pilot program, Tuesday night, Sept. 5 on NBC. Maurine now resides
F. Edwards vs. George in Hollywood, California, and
uses the stage name of Jana
Layn.
Ricky Weist, 9 year old son
Putnam Court Notes
Lois
W. Edwards, suit for divorce. Scott James Martin vs. Dorns M. Martin, suit for divorce.
will not be permitted. Extremes of dress and grooming as to call undue attention to the individual and therefore detract from the classroom learning atmosphere will be discouraged. Judgment of individual cases by the school will reflect the basic attitudes and best interests of the community served by the Greencastle Schools. 1. No smoking in the school I building or on school grounds. 2. Students must be punctual to school and classes. 3. Irregular departure from i school must be approved in the
office.
4. Words and actions of students toward teachers and other adults and other students must be governed by mutual respect for the rights and dignity of
others.
5. Students are expected to leave their car immediately after parking on school grounds.
rules of Greencastle High School they may expect some or all of the following procedures in dealing with the infraction or
repeated infractions.
1. Preventative counseling
with the individual
2. Consultation and warnings
3. Detention
4. Corporal punishment 5. 1 day expulsion and parent
involvement
6. 5 day expulsion and parent
involvement
7. Semester expulsion V—This is not intended to be a complete or unchanging list of rules for Greencastle High School. Those are some of the basic rules for the coming school year. School rules will be continuously analyzed and revised by faculty and students in the best interest of all.
Meharry Medical School in
Nashville, Tennessee, graduates ; nam
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Weist of
Fillmore, is confined in the Put- j II—Rights of Oothers
more than 40 per cent of all Negro physicians and dentists in the United States each year.
More than one-third of the population of Florida, over 1,699.000 persons, live within a 100-mile radius of Tampa.
County Hospital with a
badly fractured left arm. He will remain in traction for three or four weeks and would like to hear from his friends. His room is 226.
Bill Sandy Says, for the whitest, brightest shirts in town come to White Cleaners 309 N. Jackson.
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County Hospital Dismissed Friday: Beulah Stidham, Clayton Mrs. Stephen Holsapple and daughter, Cloverdale John Layman, Greencastle John H. Evans, Jr., Greencastle Births: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brewer, Greencastle, Route 4, a girl, Friday. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Carpe, 209 West Poplar Street, a girl, today.
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Card of Thanks We wish to extend our thanks to our relatives and friends for the gifts and lovely cards we received on our anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Broadstreet
To offer each student an opportunity to learn each day in a safe, wholesome, and relaxed school atmosphere certain rules of behavior must be observed to protect the rights of others. When these rules are enforced on others your rights and privileges will be secured. 1. No running, pushing, or fighting in the school halls or
classrooms.
2. No shouting or noisemak-
ing in the halls when classes are in session. Voices should be kept at a conversational level
in the halls at all times. 3. Students are expected to
be in class and in their seats
when the final buzzer sounds. 4. Outward displays of love-
making such as kissing, and embracing offensive to the majority of students will not be tolerated. Distance or daylight between boy and girl is the
general pattern to be followed.
5. No vulgar, obscene lan- er ’ s offer ur ^ n ^ a "sumption
the con-
Ford Motor Co. union target DETROIT UPI—The United Auto Workers Union Friday chose Ford Motor Co. as its strike target, reliable union
sources said.
The selection was made during a meeting of the union’s hierarchy and was to be confirmed late Friday by UAW president Walter P. Reuther, the sources said. Ford, the second largest auto producer in the U. S., had been rumored as the probable target against which the UAW would lodge a strike threat in order to win a pattern contract. The selection would mean that General Motors Corp. and Chrysler would be allowed to go on producing cars while the union concentrates its strike
power on Ford.
Reuther had delayed selecting the target company in order to give Chrysler a chance to reconsider an offer of strike immunity. Chrysler turned him
down.
He charged that Chrysler had
been made a "prisoner” by GM. He charged that GM had engineered a “conspiracy” to lock out the UAW’s 652,000 big three workers in the event of a strike
against the target firm. Chrysler president Lynn
Townsend turned down Reuth-
Dear Heloise: I have a new motto. It is, “Look before you spray.’ I decided to do this after I sprayed my little girl’s hair with spray starch instead of the hair spray that was sitting near it. I told a neighbor what I’d done, and she said she had sprayed her warm oven with furniture wax! Then had to use three different oven cleaners to get it off! Hazel Grow a a • • Hazel, I agree with you 200 per cent. Manufacturers go to great lengths putting directions and cautions on their products. Yet, when we don’t follow them we get mad when the stuff doesn’t work, or we are injured due to misuse. So, let's adopt Hazel’s motto and “Look before you spray. This is a good safety hint. Both you gals were lucky you didn’t use a can of spray paint. Wouldn’t THAT have been awful? Heloise a a a a Dear Heloise: I could not keep finger marks off my chrome canister set, and was so disgusted I was about ready to throw the set out. Then one day while cleaning my silver, I thought I would try the silver cleaner on the canister set. I did and it worked. The set looks as good as new again. Mrs. F. Downing a * * e Dear Heloise: This is t game we play with our children when taking long trips.
guage or writing offensive the majority of students.
of bargaining before tract expires Sept. 6.
"It's about time that we got
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Tropical storm gets stronger MIAMI UPI—Arlene, the season’s first tropical storm, regained strength early today and was expected to approach hurricane intensity as it flailed the barren north Atlantic far from
land.
"Some slight Intensification is indicated with the highest winds approaching hurricane force this afternoon,” said the nation’s hurricane center at Miami. The fickle storm, sapped Friday when a cold front smacked into her center, slowly regained strength during the night while pounding along a north-north-westerly course far from land. At 6 a. m. Air Force reconnaissance planes located the storm near Latitude 33.8 north, longitude 57.0 west, or 450 miles east-northeast of Ber-
muda.
Arlene, with highest winds of 60 miles an hour thrashing in her center, flung gales 150 miles to the east and 50 miles to the
The Arab chiefs of state west 85 shc headed north-north-meeting in Khartoum were re- east at 15 milea P er hour. The
ported to have agreed to end the boycott on oil shipments to
Britain and other Western nations during the war in retaliation for their alleged military and other assistance to Israel. Nasser’* reported acceptance of the peace settlement put forward by Washington and London came in a dispatch in the London Daily Express.
Arabs to end boycott on oil
storm’s forward speed was expected to increase during the
the Western nations imposed day but the weather bureau said
Arlene would “not affect any
during the Arab-Israeli war in June. Other reports said Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser had accepted a Middle East peace settlement proposed by the United States and the!
Soviet Union.
The reports of the easing of the hard line taken by the Arab states came as Israel turned a deaf ear to world diplomats and closed the doors to Arab refugees wanting to return to homes on the occupied west
bank of Jordan.
They came also amid signs of new dissension amid
land area during the next hours.”
Killed in action WASHINGTON UPI — Two Indiana servicemen were killed in action in Vietnam, the Defense Department announced Friday. They were Marine Pfc. Bernard M. Lusk, son of Mrs. Mary A. Lusk, Hammond, Ind., and Army Spec. 4 Benjamin D. Coy Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
J. Brooks, R. R. 4, Noblesville, Arab ind. Coy previously was listed
ranks. Yemeni President Abdul- as missing in action.
lal A1 Sallal rejected an Egyp-tian-Saudi Arabian agreement aimed at ending the five-year-civil war in his desert country.
The report of the end of the
oil embargo was broadcast by the Britffeh Broadcasting Corp., quoting Cairo Radio. It said the S decision was one of those reached by Arab leaders at their summit conference in the capital of Sudan. The conference is
scheduled to end today. Arab states cut off all oil
shipments to th* United States,
Write down the name of th* city you stayed in the night before, or the day's destination. Then, look for something along the way starting with each letter. For instance, for Savannah, you might see a swimming pool, an awning for the "a”, a valley for the “v", etc. They enjoy this game, and it sure helps pass the time foi them. a « * a Letter of Laughter Dear Heloise: I save the cardboard rolls from wax paper, aluminum foil, etc. for my twins. They can bang away on furniture, floors, and each other with no damage. • • * » Dear Heloise: I bake a lot of cookies each week for my family and would like to share my time saving method of doing this. After mixing the cookie dough, I get out two cookie sheets and place aluminum foil over each one. Drop the cookies on the foil and put them in to bake. While they are baking, I lay out six more sheets of foil the size of my cookie while the first two batches are baking (Approximately seven or eight minutes!. When the cookies in the oven are done, I remove them, slide off the foil and slip another foil sheet of unbaked cookies right onto the HOT cookie sheet. While this second batch of cookies bakes, I wash the dishes I used. It takes me such a short time to make my cookies using thia system. Moreover, there are no cookie sheets to wash. Just let them cool and return them to the cabinet. The kitchen 1* clean. The foil can be saved for your next cooking urge. Really nothing wasted. Mother of Four e • • a Dear Heloise: After making a dress with a new pattern, I save a scrap of the material and pin it to the pattern before putting it away. Then when selecting a pattern later, I can recall by that scrap of material if I liked the dress well enough to use the same pattern again. L. T. B. • • a a Dear Heloise: I keep a small toothbrush in the kitchen to clean out the pockets in my husband’s white shirts before I wash them. Mrs. R. M. Done
Card of Thanks I want to thank Drs. Schauweeker, Letts and Ernst, nurse* and nurse aides for the wonderful care I received during my recent stay in the hospital. Also, thanks to the friends and relatives for their cards, flowers and visits. Eileen Furr
!n Memory In loving memory of my husband, Harry Mullis, who passed away, Sept. 4, 1964. His memories are our keepsakes, With these we will never part. God has him in His keeping. We have him in our hearts. Wife, Genevieve and family
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