The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 November 1968 — Page 8

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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Wednesday, November 27, 1968

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Mr. and Mrs. Rex Call visited their daughter Mrs. Jean Huffman and baby daughter at the Hendricks Hospital Saturday evening. The baby has been name Penny Sue. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mauck entertained with a pre-Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Lee Masten and children of Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sizemore and family, Mrs. Henrietta Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Steinkamp and daughter all of Indianapolis. Margaret Hurst and Evaline Cox of Stilesville were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Goode. Mrs. Nellie Ramsey spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Beulah Adams of Avon. Mrs. D.O. Tate of Bainbridge was hostess last Thursday for Federated Club members over the County with a brunch at 9:30 o’clock a.m. and a council meeting following. Ethel Frazier and Maude O’Haver from this community attended. Marguerite Wiatt of Plainfield was a visitor of Mrs. Vern Sigler last Saturday. Duane Burk was a caller Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barker and Dick Barker were Sunday guests of Mr. Barker’s sister Mrs. Helen Bosley of Indianapolis. Marge Stultz, Euleen Jackson and Maude O’Haver represented Union Chapel United Methodist Church at a W.S.C.S. meeting of Gobin United Methodist Church last Thursday evening. Mrs. James B. Johnson and Mrs. Bonnie Jones, showed slides and told of their experiences in Bolivia, South America, last Summer, where they and Dr. Johnson spent several weeks working with the people there. It was a most interesting and inspirational program. Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Martin were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Allee of Paragon, Indiana. Mrs. Martin called on Mrs. Daisy Alexander Sunday evening. Mrs. Maxine Callender received word of the death of Mr. Earnest Crype of Goshen. He was the owner of the Motel at Bradenton Florida which Mr. and Mrs. Callender operated while living in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Courtney of Indianapolis were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Roe of Bainbridge were afternoon callers. ALC Budget MINNEAPOLIS < UPI > —The Joint Council of The American Lutheran Church has approved a 1969 budget of $23,537,627, compared with the 1968 budget of $23,166,500 for 1968. Urban crisis emergency work by the ALC is a feature of the 1969 budget. Expenditure of $5.5 million to meet current social needs is contemplated.

Morton news

By MRS. MAUDE O’HAVER

Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Lillie Stultz were Mr. and Mrs. James Stultz and children of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. George Stultz and son of Greencastle and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stultz and sons Bainbridge R. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woodworth and daughter Ella Mae of Oakland 111. called on Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson Sunday afternoon. They had called on Mr. Woodworth’s mother at the County Nursing Home. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fonner attended the 93rd birthday celebration of his mother last Saturday at her home in Franklin, Ind. Their daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Dale Finney were present for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McGaughey and family attended a family dinner at the home of Hubert’s sister Mrs. Clarence Overstreet and family near Waveland.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Clodfelter and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell and children of Ladoga, Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Clones of Roachdale were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Allgood. The Lyle Clodfelters called on Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Allgood and family, Sunday evening. Carolyn Inman of Bainbridge was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Early Jackson and family. Mrs. Everett Wichman and daughter Sandra and her married daughter Mrs. Barbara Hanaway were Saturday afternoon callers of Mrs. Lillie Stultz. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Winters and baby son Jeffery Allen have been spending a few days with Mrs. Winters* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gale O’Hair. They hope to return to their home in Greencastle Tuesday evening. Mr. Dale Terhune visited his • father Mr. Dean Terhune of Linton on Sunday.

Roachdale 84-78 upset winner

ROACHDALE- Roachdale High School played the act of the spoiler Tuesday night in the second game of its own fourteam tournament by slamming favored New Ross 84 to 78 in the final minutes of play. In the opener, Waveland rolled past Russellville 68 to 49 as three of their starters scored in double figures. For Russellville, Richard Lyons turned in a 20point performance, while teammate Steve Goff netted 14. The second game of the evening appeared to be a rerun of the first, as the New Ross worked up an eight-point lead and maintained it most of the first and second quarter. With but four-seconds remaining until the half, Roachdale’s Steve McGaughey sank a fielder from the side to close the gap to three-points, 39 to 36. In the third quarter, a revived Roachdale quintet took the floor after some hearing some game strategy from Coach Jim Sharp and proceeded to match their opponents basket for basket. When the dust had cleared, the visitors from the north still led by three-points, 62 to 59. In the fourth and decisive quarter, the Hawks still had to play catch-up ball, but tied the score at 70 all on a bucket by sparkplug Joe Hutchins. The lead then switched back and forth until Jim Sharp’s gang fell four-points behind, 78 to 74.

From here on it was all Roachdale. The Hawks played rings around every single player of their foes, as they reeled off 10 straight points to put the final score at 84 to 78. During this 10-point outburst, it was the playmaking of each individual team member of the Hawks that won the game with their never-say-die attitude. For the game, Hutchins took game-scoring honors with a grand total of 31-points, followed by teammate Don Watson with 26. The game wasn’t a gift to the Hawks on free throws, as each team made 16 free throws. The deciding factor was the ability of the Hawks to score on clutch plays from the field, which found them make 34 field goals to the other team’s 31. Tonight at 7 p.m. Russellville takes on the 84 to 78 loser, and at 8 p.m., Roachdale will be gunning for their second win in as many nights plus the title of their own tournament. FIRST GAME

RUSSELLVILLE (49) EG

FT TP

Jackson

0 2

Everman

1 7

Goff

4 14

Lyons

0 20

Clodfelter

0 6

TOTALS

5 49

WAVELAND (68)

FT TP

Wheeler

2 6

B. Miller

0 2

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VERSION OF SWAN LAKE?--Not really, it's just that Roachdale's Steve McGaughey (45) is after a rebound during last night's game in which found the Hawks winning their first game of the season, 84 to 78 over a team from New Ross. Also shown is

Joe Hutchins (42) of Roachdale who was the high point man for the evening with 31-points. The Hawks face Waveland tonight at 8 p.m. for the championship of their own tourney. BANNER Photo - Mike Chron

x : »! •X .V. .V. 'i Mrs. Elmer Bennett visited a friend Hazel Colloton of Indianapolis Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Clodfelter visited last Thursday with Mrs. Betty Dutcher of Crawfordsville. Connie Spencer of New Market called on Mrs. Feda Nicholson Saturday afternoon. Mike and Mark O’Hair spent Saturday morning with Mrs. Nicholson. Mrs. Fay Scott and Mrs. Noel Nicholson d i d Christmas shopping in Terre Haute last Thursday.

Library news

The Greencastle-Putnam County Public Library has received the book, “The Private World of Leonard Bernstein,” by John Gruen. The book was presented to the library by the Women’s Study Club, in memory of Mrs. Mary Trusler. The author, John Gruen, did a lot of research for this book, including a summer spent in Italy vacationing with the Bernsteins, and later studying the amazingly crowded routines of their life in New York and Connecticut. During the seven weeks spent in Italy, the author had lots of

time to talk with Bernstein. He describes some of the conductor’s experiences with orchestras, conductors and other famous people. He discusses the informal life which the family led in the Italian villa retreata pretty place where they could swim, paint, read, play the piano or read musical scores. From this experience the author is able to give a fascinating picture of Leonard Bernstein and his remarkable family. There are 150 photographs which add much to the enjoyment of the book.

FOUR MURDERS Here arc two views of Kh hai d L* e Tinkler Jr., 2H, wanted in Cleveland in eonneetion with a quadruple murder and in Columbus for a crime spree there. Tinkler sometimes dresses femalewise makes a clue ehiek.

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