The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 February 1968 — Page 7
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Wednesday, February 14, 1968
The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana
Pag# 7
You. Your Child and School
B.v DAVID XYDICK
and college degrees. These are to date on new developments in are available to assist in various
situations. Check with adult school officials and your federal or state employment office for
information.
The most advisable approach
Education is not only for the part time programs which us- their fields. This continuing young. Adult education is be- ually take place in the evenings type of education is also encourcoming more and more import- and allow the individuals to aged and supported by many
ant. The elimination of various hold full time jobs at the same employers.
job categories and the creation time. Many employers encour- The need for retraining has
of new ones means retraining age workers to further their placed an increasingly impor- is to plan ahead. Consider your for many individuals. education by paying partial or tant responsibility on adult edu- position and interests. Decide on Many people have considered ful1 tuition and sometimes giv- cat ion programs. The problem what future positions you might
adult education courses as a method to develop personal interests. They have enrolled in courses to learn how to play bridge, paint in oils, cook, as well as “do it yourself” programs in carpentry and other industrial arts areas. Music ap-
ing time off from the job when i s a result of rapid developments desire. You can then proceed to necessary. Continuing educat on i n technology. Although this prepare for these positions on a is valuable to job success. It may provide machines which P ar t time basis while continuing
often leads to promotions and replace men, it also creates jobs in your present full time job. increased salaries. for men who can run and ser- All adults should investigate Individuals often take speci- vice the machines. possible educational programs fic courses which will increase Many local, state, or federal which are available and can their competency. Others take agencies have recognized the further their own particular preciation, creative writing, un- courses to keep themselves up problem of retraining. Funds needs and interests,
derstanding political issues, and literature are surely important aspects of adult education. These and other similar courses provide many hours of enjoyment and development for individuals with leisure time. These are the activities which many adults have been unable to pursue in their earlier years of for-
mal education.
There is an increasing participation in adult programs which provide high school diplomas
New Maysville News
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leak weekend with Betty Wilson,
were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Burdine and family in Roachdale Monday evening.
Lucy Woodall spent the weekend with Lilly Parks at
Roachdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woodall and family visited relatives near
Spencer Sunday.
News Briefs
VIENNA UPI — About 800 anti-Vietnam W T ar demonstrators threw eggs and exploded
firecrackers Tuesday night in
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nichols front of America House, a U.S. little daughter was taken to cultural institute near the opera the Hendricks County Hospital house. Some of the demonstra-
Miss Gale Woodall spent the Sunday. tors shouted "Johnson Murder-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leak, er” and “Hitler yesterday, JohnJr. and family, of near North son today” and placed WTeaths,
COME OUT AND ENJOY ELKS 100th BIRTHDAY Elks Centennial and Past Exalted Ruler Night This Friday Evening, February 16th Beginning with: Bar-B-Q Roast Beef Dinner ~ 6:00 P.M. Meeting 8:00 P.M. SHARP with Initiation by the Past Exalted Rulers. Stag Party immediately following the meeting.
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Woodson Buttery were Saturday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leak,
Sr.
Callers during the week of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leak, Sr., Roy Weller, Mrs. Faith Edwards, Juanita Crosby Arthur Woodall and children. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ward made a business trip to New Ross last Monday and also called on his son and wife in Lins-
burg.
antiwar signs and small candles in front of the building.
. VISIT RESEARCH FARM—Residents of this area who are pictured above in the Ralston Purina Company offices in St. Louis were among approximately 350 farmers from this section who visited the Purina Research Farm at Gray Summit, Missouri, last Monday, and spent the following day seeing the company’s research laboratories and general office. Thousands of farmers from all sections of the United States and many foreign countries visit the Purina farm each year to see results of experiments conducted in livestock and poultry feeding and management. The 778-acre farm is devoted en-
tirely to farm research projects. Pictured above, from left to right are: (1st row): Fred Hilberg, Greencastle; Mrs. C. H. Bauschke, Rochester; Alice Smedley, Greencastle; Mrs. Robert W. Jones, Greencastle; Rory Childress, Muncie; Russell Pritchett, North Salem; Roy Childress, Muncie; (2nd row): Larkin Hannah, Martinsville; C. H. Ftauschke, Rochester; Morris Smedley, Cloverdale; Robert W. Jones, Greencastle; Larry L. Pickens, Cloverdale; and James P. Kirby, CarmeL
capita, in<Ha upi _ Business notes
Hundreds of women broke
.. .. The Indicator Digest. Inc. through police lines Tuesday 6
... , . .. said that the market is almost
night and besieged the gover-
nor’, residence to protest the “ rta n t0 g0 stralght dow,, t0 federal government's dismissal “f •B-unportant support areas. “ a of the Communist-dominated ”° one c,n deny that tl ’ e West Bengal state government 1,ear ’ hav • bee ' 1 ln contro1 last November. The women's sl ”“ ““ ^ SaPtomber,
and the rather sick-looking set
demonstration capped two weeks of technical indicator charts beof civil disobedience In which fore us shows the bears are still
in command of the situation.” One note of encouragement,
the second half of this month,
if not sooner.”
Oppenheimer, Newborg & Neu sees the market in the
midst of a major downtrend conglomerates, and others seflthat wall break through the ing at high price earnings November lows and recom- ratios.” The firm also recommends sale of “recent high fly- mends creation of cash reserves ers, glamor stocks, stocks of | for later purchases.
1,500 persons were arrested.
South America has the world’s driest desert (Chile’s Atacama Desert), longest | mountain range (Andes), and largest jungle (Amazonia).
Adult mallards feet are yellow in the spring, turning redorange in late fall and winter.
according to the Digests’ calculations is that on the basis of various "over-bought-over-sold” measurements, a fairly large advance should be underway in
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