The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 September 1968 — Page 2

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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Saturday, September 14, 1968

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Teachers remove pickets INDIANAPOLIS (UPI)-While State School Supt. Richard Wells waited for an Indiana attorney general ruling on whether striking East Chicago teachers are violating their contracts, a union spokesman gave Wells a tongue-lashing for interceding in the strike. Meanwhile, as a gesture of good will, the striking teachers removed pickets from the schools Thursday. Wells held a news conference Thursday with East Chicago School Supt. Ernest R. Miller and said union representatives failed to show up for a mediation meeting here. Joe Cascella, national representative of the American Federation of Teachers, said Wells was advised Wednesday there would be no union representatives at the meeting.

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By JERRY WILLIAMS County Youth Agent

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' Now that school has started the work in the County Extension Office has changed somewhat. Much of my time is being spent getting ready for the 4-H completion meetings and achievement meetings. There is a great amount of work geeting the records ready to have them judged. There are many awards that are given at the County 4-H Achievement Meeting which will be held at the Greencastle Junior High School on the evening of October 5. All of the achievement medals, trophies, and trip awards will be presented at this time. We are in the process of going to the township 4-H completion meetings now. Roachdale clubs had their award meeting this past Thursday evening. The Franklin Twp. Farm Bureau sponsors this meeting. It is a very nice affair. They have a ham supper with all of the trimmings for the 4-H’ers, their parents, and the Farm Bureau members. Russellville had their completion meeting earlier in the year. Madison Twp. has their meeting scheduled for the evening of Sept. 25, at the number 10 school house. This is also to be a supper sponsored by the Farm Bureau. At these completion meetings, all of the 4-H’ers that completed receive a completion pen. For the program I show slides that I have taken this past year of the 4-H activities. I should say

that these are pictures taken by some of the 4-H’ers and myself. Cathy Niles of Russellville has taken several of the slides. Cathy is the State Achievement winner in photography. Cathy Niles, Carolyn Torr, Greencastle; and Marie McKee, Greencastle; are getting ready to go to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago this fall. They were state 4-H achievement winners this year. Carolyn won her award in crafts and Marie won the State Fair Dress Revue. Mrs. James Hockema is Carolyn and Marie’s adult leader. Cathy’s leader is Mrs. Ralph Logan. The Junior Leader activity will be a hayride on Saturday night, September 21. This will be a very busy day for the Junior Leaders. They will be serving lunch for the Indiana Quarter Horse Show which will be at the Putnam County Fairgrounds, and a meal for a swine show which will be held at the Fairgrounds the same day. They hope to raise enough money to be able to take another trip this fall. They hope to go see a Purdue Football game. We will be missing several of our outstanding Junior Leaders this fall. Many of them have gone to college. We wish them the best of luck. The next few years will be some of the best years of their life.

Bible Thought

When Jesus came into the coasts of Caesarea Philippi, he asked his disciples, saying, Whom do men say that I the son of man am?- Matthew 16:13. Christ asks this question of you, right here where you are now! Personal and Local Miss Linda Feemster was the house guest of her grandmoth. er, Mr. D.O. M offett. She has now returned to Tucson, Arizona, where she is employed with Trans World Airlines and is working on her Master Degree at the University of Arizona. The boy scouts of Kenabegwinn district ( Clay & Putnam Counties) will hold a district camporee on September 13, 14, and 15th at the conservation club six miles southeast of Clay City. The troops of the district will be participating. —Church Instrumental music will be presented on the evenings of the 17th - 20th. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bruce of Terre Haute will provide music on the vibraharp and Swiss Bells. Mr. Bruce is also a chalk artist. Mr. Frank Richardson and Mr. Mark Chesnut will be the song leaders. The Big Walnut Church is located two miles south of the Reelsville Schools. The public is invited. A nursery will be provided each evening.

Janet Kocisko weds

James Johnson Jr.

St. Vincent de Paul’s Catholic Church in Millington, N.J., was the scene of the wedding, Sept. 1, of Miss Janet Anne Kocisko and James Bashford Johnson Jr. The Rev. Francis X. Dennehy read the double ring vows. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Paul Kocisko, Millington, N.J. The bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. James Bashford Johnson, Greencastle. Miss Susan Kocisko, Millington, N.J., was maid of honor. Brides maids were Miss Lucille D’Agostino of Brooklyn New York, Miss Evelyn Hawkes of West Nyack, New York, and Miss Lorraine Zamorski of Rahway, New Jersey. Larry Mays of Greencastle was best man. Russell Thomas of Greencastle, Mr. Michael McCrory of Miami, Florida, and Mr. Blair Labatt of San Antonio, Texas, were ushers. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at Watchung View Inn, Somerville, New Jersey. The bride was graduated from Watchung Hills Regional High School and is attending Rider College, Trenton, New Jersey where she is working toward her B.S. in Commerce degree.

West Central Indiana Angus Association 4-H CLUB CALF SALE lues. Night Sept. 17, 1968 7:30 P.M. D.S.T. At Fairgrounds Crawfordsville, Indiana 15 Heifers-55 Steers Sale Manager, Dan Whey Dana Ind.

The bridegroom was graduated from Greencastle High School. He is attending Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey,

where he is working toward his A.B. degree. The couple will reside in Princeton, New Jersey.

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The family of Faye E. Weaver wish to thank the friends, neighbors and relatives for expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes received at the passing of our father. Our special thanks to Rev. Wilber Day, Beehive Rebehah Lodge. Greencastle Post VFW Father Auxil. lary and the Hopkins-Walton Funeral Home for their kind and understanding service. The Weaver Family

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The West Marion Home Extension Club met Thursday afternoon, Sept. 5 at the home of Mrs. Ray Lawson, and elected new officers. Mrs. Gary Karasick was elected as president. Other officers included vice president, Mrs. Donald Adams; secretary, Mrs. Bryon Bemis; treasurer, Mrs. Ola Ruark. The president appointed Mrs. Paul Jackson, song leader; Mrs. Ray Lawson, safety leader; and Mrs. James Alexander, news reporter. The meeting closed by all singing the club prayer. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Paul Jackson, 8 Kentwood Drive, Oct. 3. The lesson on Flower arrang-

ing was given by Mrs. Lawson. Mrs. Bemis gave the lesson, Planning and Planting perrennials. The meeting was opened by all repeating the pledge to the flag and the club creed was presented by Mrs. James Hockema, the president. Mrs. Bryon Bemis, song

leader, gave the history Ci the song, ‘‘In the Good Old Summertime”. She then lead the group in singing the song. The roll call was answered by eight members giving a short cut in housekeeping. The treasurer’s report was given and bills were paid. A report was also given on the rummage sale.

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