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Tipton and County News Miami County Hospital Trustees Meet Peru; Penny, ridden by Max Weller, owner, Roann; Amber Jacket, ridden by Roselyn Arbuckle, owned by Bud Hovious, Martinsville; Mr. G. ridden by Jack Harvey, owner, Logansport; Melody of Love, ridden by J. D. Clifton, ovmef, Area Lebanon; Victory Prince, ridden The trustees of Dukes Miami Coun ty Memorial Hospital met in special session at noon Monday an adopted a revised proposed budge for next year.

The budget represents a seven cent decrease over the 1956 request for tax money. The trustees approved a budge last week that asked for the sam amount of money as they did las year, which included eleven cent for the cumulative building fund. However, last Friday, the conn ty officials advised the trustee, that it was too late to advertis for the building fund and the would have to wait until next year The original budget figures show ed cents for operation of th hospital and 11 cents for the builc ing fund. The amended budget now shows aproximately nine cents necessary for the operation of th hospital for 1957. The trustees agreed that certain further improvements should made to the hospital next year an the difference between nine cents and five and one-half cents represents the amount which the trustee request for additional rnents to the hospital.

improve The trustees stated Monday tha they fully anticipate that the oper ating cost of the hospital win be held in line during 1957, and tha the 1958 budget will only be slight ly increased over 1957. The differ ence, the trustees explained, wil be attributed to a request for an accumulative building fund to be used in expansion of the hospital Wins Permanent Trophy Mark Thrush of Peru, won the permanent trophy for his third con sdcutive win for his entry at the 14th annual Saddle Horse Show hel( at the 4-H Fair Grounds north Peru Sunday. Thrush, riding his chestnut sor rel, Hal Wilson, won the challenge trophy and $40 cash. The trophy is a silver tea service. Thrush also won the state cham pionship in this class for two consecutive years and plans to try for the permanent trophy at the state show this year.

Over $1,200 in cash prizes, and ribbons for fifth and sixth places were awarded to winners in the 21 classes. First place winners in each class Included Wild Agnes, ridden by Barbara Cooper, and owned by Shirley Benham, Cleveland, Topsy, ridden by John Strew, owner, Logansport; Judy Scott, ridden by Chet Bonham, owned by J. D. Clifton, Indianapolis; Osage Ko Chocolate SHAKES Home-Made with INSTANT Meadow GoM MAKEASHAKE Ko, ridden by MurJien Vizena, er. 'Crown Point; Hal Wilson, ridden and owned by Mark Thrush, by Judy Barnbart, owner.

Flora. Also Michael Norfleet ridden by Joe Patucek, owner, Michigan City; Michael Norfleet ridden by Joe Patucek, owner, Michigan City; Pot of Gold Unim Mapor, ridden by Mabel Engeldow, owner, Indianapolis; Penny, ridden by Max Weller, owner, Roann; Amber Jacket, ridden by Roselyn Arbuckle, owned by Bud Hovious, Martinsville; Denny, ridden by Slim Bowers, Dorothy Brauer, owner, Kokomo; Judy Scott, -ridden by Chet Bonham, J. D. Clifton, owner, Indianapolis; Hal Wilson, ridden by Mark Thrush, owner, Peru; Royal Lullaby, ridden by Hal owner, Auburn; Modern Prince, ridden by John Norwood, owned by Norwood Pony Farm, Huntidgton, and King's Croft Sunburst, ridden by Lou Eads, owned by Rossway Farms, Tipton. Begins Preparations For 4-H Fair UPTON (Tribune Area Special) preparation 'and dress revue competitors will start readying their exhibits for Tipton County 4-H Fair at the commu- ity building Wednesday.

The food preparation group will have its display ready for the public by 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. The food club members' exhibits are to be entered at the community- building by 9 a. rn.

Wednesday. In the first food preparation division, members exhibit simple fruit and cornstarch desserts. Mrs. Gene Boyd will be superintendent for both divisions. She will be assisted by Bessie Beckett, Shirley Switzer, Sherry Crouch, Phyllis Switzer and Mary Jo Rayl.

Mrs. Frank Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Mark McKinney have volunteered to judge the food preparation exhibits, so they can be ready for public viewing by 1:30 p. m. Wednesday.

Rehearsal for the 4-H dress revue ic Service Commission is expect- will begin promptly at 2 p. m. Hearing Date to Be Set A hearing date for the Peru liight Plant expansion by the Pub- ed to be announced Tuesday, according to word received by Mayor John Devine, Monday. The bearing, which opened on the cost of buying additional power was undertaken by the commission's engineers. The four-million-dollar expansion Wednesday.

will be directed by Mrs. Ernest Doversberger, chairman of the 4-H leaders' organization. Richard Allen, assist- Fuly 10, was postponed until a sur- ant home demonstration agent vey of the cost of expansion versus of the power plant has been oppos- 8 Au ed by a Citizen's Committee. Marriage Licenses The county clerk issued the fol- owing marriage licenses this past commended Monday by County Road Superintendent Roma (Bus) Cage and Sheriff Paul Grimme for weekend: William R. SmiUi, 29, musician, Indianapolis, and 'Joan Haley, 27, egistered r.urse, Anderson.

Ernest A. Brousseau, 18, Bunker Hill Ah- Force Base, and Frances Villiams, 17, 620 E. Van Buren Ditch Cleanout Jids Due Here vtonday Morning Bids for deanout and recon- traction of a part of the Covalt )itch will be accepted Monday 10 a.m. in the office of County urveyor James W. Morrison.

Interested firms bidding on the for a 150- oot stretch of the bid providing all materials and la- or necessary to its completion. Morrison said Tuesday that the ob actually is a small one com- ared to most ditch work in the ounty. He said that little change is to be made in the present sys em, other than installing a larg pipe beneath a lane a farm drained by the ditch and MiSs Nelda Johnson. Using as its theme, "The Prettiest Catch of the Season," the revue will be presented to the public in the community building at Operation "Clear View" Prairie Township farmers were their cooperation in operation "Clear View" at crossroads and intersections. Cage said about 50 per cent of the Prairie farmers have cut back cornfields and trimmed brush in an effort to help eliminate blind spots.

The county officials hope that a greater percentage of farmers will now work on the "clear view" TO ENTERTAIN AT 4-H FAIR The Swanee River Boys (above), television artists of WFBM-TV, Indianapolis, are scheduled for a personal appearance Saturday night, Aug. 4 at the Howard County 4-H Fair in Greentown. Like all other shows set for the outdoor stage during the week, there will be no admission charge for their concert, for entrance to the grounds or for parking. The show is sponsored by the Greentown Lions club. The Open Mike TV-Radio Highlights By MARY JO VONDERAHE A new type network TV quiz show, entitled The Giant Step, will make its debut Nov.

7 on Channel Sponsors of the new series General Mills, have announced only young people ages seven to will be eligible to compete, but will be given adult-sized prizes. Three levels of prizes will be awarded, and each contestant will move to a higher level as he or she answers the questions correctly. Winners will be given material gifts, depending upon their special interests. Top prize will be a college education at the school of the contestant's choice. Time of the show will be an- operation with the current crop' "tranced later harvesting out of the way.

Pool Attendance Record An all-time attendance record of 1,021 for the Tipton municipal swimming pool was reached last Friday when the mercury hit 98 degrees. The group included 8R, swimmers and 156 swimming stu dents. PHOTOSTATIC COPIES JOHNSON ABSTRACT CO. See the Big Annual HOME SHOW-Exposition Aug. 7 8 In Memorial- Gym Tues.

Kokomo Civic Chorus Wed. Morn Free Homemakers School (All Housewives Invited) VIED. NITE-TV STAR JACK PARR and STYLE SHOW (Admission 25c) Doers Open 6 P.M. Nightly Wednesday A.M. at Nine To Head County Unit The state office of the Indiana Association for Mental Health has announced that Mrs.

Harolc Planck, former vice president the organization in Tipton, wil assume the office of county presi dent. Mrs. Planck will lerve out ttie unexpired term "of Colin Pence, who recently resigned. Russell Stephenson was selected as a new vice-president of the organization. Mrs.

Ann Crull will continue as secretary and Homer Jrinegar as treasurer. A special meeting in the Friend ship room of the Tipton Building and Loan Association has been called for 2 p. m. Wednesday. Each organized group in the county is asked to send a representative to the meeting.

The budget for the coming year will be discussed. Hospital Notes Admissions: Sarah Nutt, Cicero; Esther Hayward, Kempton; Donald Bartlett, Sharpsville; Nina Brunner, Kokomo; Carrie Thomas, Fairmount; Delores Lacy, Cicero; Iva Dickison, Russiaville; John T. Florey, Tipton. CONVENTION NEWS: A total of 200-plus CBS Radio stations will carry events of the Democratic (Aug. 12-181 and Republican (Aug.

19-24) conventions. Approximately 250 engineers, technicians, nelwork officials, correspondents, reporters, editors, writers, and political experts will be covering the conven tions. STEP: The Kiagflsh becomes an executive after he sells his brother-in-law a vacation trip to Lake Wanna-Mambo on tonight's Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall 410 p. CBS Radio). Reunion Calendar Dismissals: lanta.

Marshall Poe, At- NOW SHOWING KAY STEVENS- AND THE HOLLIDAYS PLUS SPIKE HARRISON GOP Plans Workshop INDIANAPOLIS W-Alvin C. Cast, Republican state chairman, announced Monday GOP district and county chairmen and vice chair- limen would hold a workshop here Friday to study techniques to get out the vote. Said Cast: "We want this to be a 100 per cent turnout for all 92 counties, because we refuse to take the opposition lightly." TRY A TRIBUNE WANT AD In cqifipment there will be 25 miles of communication cables and wires in and around the convention cities, 65 microphones, five telephones. 12 teleprinters, pins a mass of miscellaneous gear. FICTION: The true story of tht building of the ironclad USS Moni and its builder, John Ericsson will be dramatized tonight in "The Ship That Shook the World," on DuPont Cavalcade Theater p.m., Channel 4).

Alex Gerry will star as Ericsson, with Richard Hale President Lincoln. LAW ASSISTANT: Pat O'Brien will play the role of a parole chief who helps a parolee adjust to society on tonight's Sneak Preview drama, "The Way Back," (8 p.m., Channel 6). PROJECTION: A tramp gives a lousewife a compact containing 'The Magic Glass" on tonight's ipotlight Playhouse (8:30 p.m, Channel 8) The housewife, portray- by Ruth Hussey, discovers she an foretell future with the mirror in the compact. ENCOUNTER: Hugh Beaumont, playing a quick-witted private eye, attempts to solve a $100,000 kidnaping case involving a reformed ex-convict in "Alias Mike Hercules" on tonight's G. E.

Summer Originals drama (S p.m., Channel 4). In hunting the criminals Beaumont meets victim's daughter and an elderly woman whose hobbies Include pet birds and shoplifting. PROTECTION: A mother her young son become victims of vandalism when they move into new neighborhood on tonight' Kaiser Hour show, "Roar of th Lion," (8:30 p.m.. Channel 6). Star red is Nancy Kelly.

Sunday, August 5 Park. Park. Park, Area 15. Park. Park.

Park, Elwood. Nicholas Park. Rude-Rayls Matter Park, Marion. Hammer and Park. Hollingsworth Highland Park area 1 A.

Park. Park. and Mrs Earl Harting, Lake ton, Ind. Cottinham Highland Park area 9. Park.

Park. Air Park. Highland Park shelter bouse. Waters Riverside Park, Logansport. Park.

Park. Willis London 'ark. Park, Marin. Park. INDIANAPOLIS CHANNEL 6 TUESDAY, JULY 11 PJt 5:00 Superman 5:30 Chnckwagon Talei 6:00 Hoosier Weather 6:10 Happy Birthday 6:15 Gilbert Forbes News 6:25 Les Paul MfT Ford 6:30 Snooky Lanson 6:45 News Caravan 7:00 David Nlven 7:30 GangUnsters 8:00 Sneak Preview 8:30 Kaiser Hour 9:30 Big Town 10:00 Dear Phoebe 10:30 Bushiest 11:00 Weather' 11:10 Sports Review 11:15 Greatest Sport Thrills 11:30 Night Owl Theater 12:00 Tonight WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 A.M.

7:00 Today 9:00 Kitchen Window (Color) 9:30 Romper Room (Coin) 10:00 Home 11:00 It Could Be You 11:30 Feather Your Nest F.BiL 12:00 Market Reports 12:10 Farm News 12:25 Forbes News 12:30 Open House 1:30 Tennessee Ernie 2:00 Matinee Theater (Color) 3:00 Queen for a Day 3:45 Charlie Gore Show 4:00 Whafs Your Bid? 4:30 Channel 6 Playhouse 5:00 Chuckwagon Tales WISH-TV INDIANAPOLIS CHANNEL 8 TUESDAY, JULY 31 5:00 Early Show 6:00 News 6:10 Weather 6:15 Doug Edwards 6:30 Name That Tune 7.00 Phil Silvers Show 7:30 Navy Log 8:00 Joe Mabel 8:30 Spotlight Theater 9:00 Question 9:30 Do Yon Trust Your WlfeT 10:00 News and Weather 10:15 San Francisco Beat 10:45 Late Show WEDNESDAY, AUOUST I 7:00 Good Homing 8:00 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 01 All Things 9:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 Strike It Rich 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:15 Love of Life 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light P.M. 12:00 News Weather 12:15 Farm Home 12:30 As the Earth Turns 1:00 Johnny Carson 1:30 House Party 2:00 Big Payoff 2:30 Bob Crosby 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Chapel Door 4:15 Cartoons 4:30 My Little Margie 5:00 Early snow Superior Court PRY A TRIBUNE WANT AD Case Filed Donna Stokes vs. Leo Stokes, for divorce; grounds, cruelty; married Aug. 21, 1949, separated July 27, 1956; plaintiff asks custody of two minor.

children. Jump, Noel and Lacey. attorney. Tuesday, July 31, 1956 KOKOMO (Ind.) TRIBUNE RARE FIND Swedish excavators have discovered an Indian Buddha figurine, above, believed to date back to the fourth or fifth century. The discovery was made on Ekeroe Island in Lake Maelaren near Stockholm by a group headed by Dr.

Wilhelm-Holmqvist. The figurine was probably worn as an amulet by a Viking explorer. Only three inches high, it's said to be the only one of its kind in northern Europe. WTTV-TV BLOOMINGTON CHANNEL 4 TUESDAY, JULY 31 P.M. 5:00 Mickey Mouse 6:00 Little Rascals 6:45 Frank Edwards 7:00 Bold Journey 7:30 Wyatt Earp 8:00 Summer Originals 8:30 DuPont Theater 9:00 Warner Bros.

Presents 10:00 Famous Playhouse 10:30 Frank Edwards 10:45 Hollywood Movies 12:30 News WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 A.M. 11:30 News 11:35 Coffee Break 11:45 Magic Clock P.M. 12:15 Coffee Break 12:30 RF.D. No. 4 1:00 IU Program 1:30 Ray Milland 2:00 Eat-ltorially Speaking 2:30 Feature Theater 3:30 Dance Time 4:30 Watch the Birdie 4:45 Cartoon Club 5:00 Mickey Mouse at Ray Hatch Worry For You They Win In Judging Event Several persons in The Kokomi Tribune area were listed as win ners of a meat type judging con test held connection with thi National Yorkshire Type Conference last week at Indianapolis.

Approximately 750 swine breed ers from 15 states attended. Eight Yorkshire barrows were viewed bj spectators then slaughtered and shown as carcasses by the Stark and Wetzel Packing Company, Indianapolis. William E. Smith of Tipton led the list of contest winners among the men. Others within the top 21 contestants were William Nash, Sharpsville, 12th; Robert McCalister, Tipton, tie for 14th; and Harold Thompson, Flora, 19th.

Area winners among women contestants were: Mrs. Willaim G. Nash of Sharpsville, 1st: Mrs. Newcom, Tipton, tie for 4th; Huby Thompson, Flora, 10th; and Mrs. John S.

Fox, Michigantown, 13th. Those from this area placing within the top 20 among junior con- estants were: James Thompson, lora, -tie for 7th; Jack Hiatt, Sheridan, 9th; Kenneth Newcom and James Lewis, both of Tipton, ie for llth; Richard Clary, Tipton, and Kenneth Kinsey, Sheridan, 4th place tie; and Lloyd Alexander, Kempton, The champion boar brought $500 and the champion female sold for 425 at the auction. Spring boars we reported to have averaged $157. all gilts, $146; and spring gilts. SAVE VICTORY DRY GLEANERS DRIVE-IN SERVICE 1115 East Mulberry PROTECT YOUR FURS AND WOOLENS IN OUR NEW COLD STORAGE VAULT! IOIONIAL- Now thru Thursday Grcuit Court Notes Case Filed Pauline Wisehart vs.

James Wisehart, for divorce; grounds, cruelty; married Oct. 2, 1953, separated May 29, 1956. Attorney, Curtis Roll. POWERGLIDE SPECIAL! Discount On Parts. Month Of July Only.

JIM WHITE CHEVROLET Union at Sycamore Phone GL 2-5475 Attend Tour Indoor Theaters In The "The Happy Chap at the Piano" Formerly with Jimmy Durante Continuous Entertainment Every Nite Entry Blank For KOKOMO SPEEDWAY CONTEST To'Be Crowned Aug. 26 Sponsored by Kokomo Junior Chamber of Commerce Name Address MEMBER OF tfce BASIL'S Telephone Age Employed at NOTE: All applicants must be single and between the ages of 16 to 25. A photograph should accom- pany all applications. Mail Entries To: P. O.

Box 209 Kokomo, Indiana Deadline: Midnight, Aug. 8, 1956 Comfort of Pure Washed Air ENDS TODAY 2 Hill, Cartoon Your Cool Retreat From Summer's Heat NOW ends THURS. MOW nd nU WED. 2 Hits, Canaan THE SCREEN'S GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT VlstaVision Technicolor I ar Horizons £3 WED. 2 LUSTIEST OF THEM ALL! BORIS KARIOFF JUUE lONOOM WHirmiD CONNOR WMD BOND KICHAJD tONC PLUS CO-HIT AND COLOR CARTOON fafie Tu Brian Manneiite CO-FEATURE "THE LEATHER SAINT" IN VISTA VISION 7 Mibs on U.

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