Muncie Evening Press from Muncie, Indiana • Page 21

PAGE 21 'Sign of Beefeater' to be on gin only CHICAGO (UPI) The 7th U.S. ings on damage assessment. MUNCIE EVENING PRESS, THURSDAY, AAARCH 9, 1978 Mew York stocks Furnished by K. J. Brown 122 E.

Main, Muncie Daily Prices as of 12 Noon The opinion marked the second Top free enterprise contest is won by Wapahani's Lamble Court of Appeals has ruled Montgomery Ward Company's "Sign of the Beefeater" restaurants infringe on the Beefeater gin trademark. In an opinion received Wednesday, a three-judge panel overturned U.S. District Judge Frank J. McGarr's ruling and ordered him to sign an injunction barring further trademark infringements. McGarr also was instructed to begin hear- time James Burrough distillers of the gin, had brought the case before the appeals court.

The gin trademark, which bears a picture of a Tower of London guard, first was used in 1909. The restaurant chain bears the name "Sign of the Beefeater" and displays a picture of a man in a three-cornered colonial-era hat. Marsh Supermkts 8-S Merch. Natl. Mun 41-43 Overmver Corp 4 Steak 'N Shake 7's-8 DOW JONES AVERAGES Industrials .78.

Transportation .05. Utilities .10 Volume 4.530.000 Allied Chem Ailis-Oialmers 24' Amer. Airlines 91. Amer. Elec.

Power ZF, Amer. Motors 4'. Amer. Nat. Resources 40 Amer.

Tel Tel 604 Amer. Brands 45' Armco 27 Avco 20' i Ball Corp 204 Benrlix 39: Bethlehem Steel 21 Boeing 3'j Boise Cascade Borg Warner 262 Brunswick Burroughs Corp fil Chessie System 32 Chrysler Corp 11 Columbia Gas 2 Commonwealth Edison 27'Hi Consolidated Edison 2VH Dana Corp 21 Dow Chem 23 DuPont 101 Eastman Kodak 42 Eastern Airlines 'i Exxon 44' 4 Ford Motor Co 44' GAF Corp IB" On. Cable 12 Gen. Electric 45:, General Foods 27'a Gen. Motors SB Gen.

Tel Elec .29 Georgia Pacific 24 Gillette 25' i Goodrich, 19 kJ mm Goodyear Tire Rubber 16 Greyhound 13 Oil 24 Gull Western 11 Harsco Corp 27 International Harvester .27 International Nickel 14 Indpls. Power Light 22 International Bus. Mach. 245 International Paper 36 International Tel Tel 27 Kennecott Copper 24 Kresge 24 Lincoln National .34 Kroger 27 Eli Lilly 39 Litton Industries 15 Minn. Mining Manuf.

45 Monsanto 45; NCR 41 National Homes 2 Niagara Mohawk Power 14-' Northern lnd. Pub. Serv. 17 Overhead Door .15 Owens-Ill. Glass 20 Penney.

J.C. 35 Pepsi-Cola. 25' 2 Phelps-Dodge. 18 Phillips Pet 2H Procter Gamble 76 Pub. Serv.

Co. of lnd 25 RCA Corp 24 Republic Steel 22 R.J. Ind 5t Royal Dutch Pet 59 Sears Roebuck 24 Servomation 23 Sheller Globe. 11 Sporrv-Rand 34 Standard Oil Calif 37 Standard Oil lnd 44 Texaco Texas Gulf Sulphur 15 Union Pacfific Corp 42 Union Carbide Corp 39 United Tech 38 U.S. Rubber 7 U.

S. Steel 26 Westinghouse Elec 17 Woolworth 18 Xerox 41 Zenith Radio 12 MUTUAL FUNDS Affiliated Fund 6 Rfi-7 .40 Amer. Mutual Fund 9.11-9 96 Harbor Fund 97 I i mm TO First prize in the third annual Delaware County Free Enterprise Contest has been awarded to Mike Lamble, a Wapahani High School senior whose sister, Judi, won the contest two years ago. Mike was presented a check for $200 in ceremonies Wednesday night at the Ball C6rp. auditorium.

The second place award of $150 Good all announces his campaign staff Hurley Goodall, Democratic can-didat for the District 38 Indiana House seat, has formed his campaign committee. Muncie City Councilman James A. Johnson is the chairman. Other members of the "Goodall for Legislature" committee are Dr. Raymond White, treasurer; Dr.

Harlan Roepke, publicity chairman, and Geraldine Burns, John Barber, Pat Michell, Penelope Austin and J. Paul Mitchell, advisory committee members. Wes-Del twirler wins in majorette contest Lynnea Bronner, a baton twirler from Wes-Del High School, was named Novice Miss Springtime Majorette recently in the National Baton Twirlers Association majorette contest in Louisville, Ky. Miss Bronner also placed first in novice fancy strut, second in novice solo, and fourth in bestappearing. was presented to Regina Watson, a Central High School sophomore.

Sharon Anderson, Northside High School junior, won the $100 third prize. Sixty-four pupils from nine county high schools entered the contest. Sponsoring firms were A. E. Boyce Ball Muncie Parts Manufacturing Ben Ziegler The Muncie Evening Press and The Muncie Star.

Merchandise certificates were presented to the high schools attended by each of the top prize winners. Also, monetary prizes were awarded to three entrants from each high school which sponsored five or more entrants. These included: Burris Chris Nay, first; Debbie Yeamans, second, and Seong Yun Chung, third. Central Regina Watson, first; Robert Mitchell, second, and Dorothy Stassen, third. Delta Marci Anne Beerbower, first; Dwight Lee Miller, second, and Eric Dirlam, third.

Heritage Hall 8 David Dersch, first; Judy Shipley, second, and Heather Lining, third. Northside Sharon Anderson, first; Tom Moran, second, and Robin S. Rosenberg, third. Southside Phil Ketcham, first Deborah Annette Haskins, second, and Larry Toll, third. Wapahani Mike Lamble, first Scott Sandoe, second, and Fred Dare, third.

Yorktown Linda Winningham. first; Cindy Sarah, second, and Laura Price, third. Rugged, one-piece liner gives truck bed 100 protection. Install it in only minutes Now your pickup is ready for tough chores; without wear and tear, scratches dents or rust. Ph.

NOW 282-3000 IT'S US. OR RUST. Hog prices turn down Prices were 50-75 cents lower on the hog market today, according to the report from Marhoefer Stock Yards Inc. Hogs 210-230 pounds, sows 300 pounds and under $39.50 and boars, $27 and down. BMH gets gifts Gifts totaling $529.52 were donated during January and February to the Ball Memorial Hospital Memorial Fund.

8.78-9.47 5 1234-1349 10.85-11 86 6.04-6 60 8 Invest. Co. of Amer. Mass. Invest.

Trust National Securities: Growth Stock Fund. Putnam-George Sentinel Common. Washington Mutual Wellington Fund Windsor Fund 9 43-n I. INDIANA SECURITIES iZiebart 16-17 48-51 8-9 13-14 19-21 1 Amer Fl. Corp Am.

Nat. Mun. Circle Income Shares. Danner's, Inc. Honk Drugs Ind.

Natl. Corp lnd. Trust Savings Marhoefer Packing Auto Truck Rustproof ing MrS. i 1 I Albany suit asks mobile home removal A suit was filed Wednesday by the Albany Plan Commission against a couple with a mobile home on a lot where such residences are not permitted, according to the suit. James H.

and Sherry A reps are defendants in the complaint, which seeks an injunction to force them to remove the mobile home. Filed in Delaware Circuit Court by attorney Frederick W. Wenger, the. suit says the Kreps at one time obtained a non-con-forming-use permit to allow placement of the trailer in a residential area. Since then the permit has expired, and the couple has not obtained a new one, according to the suit Study shows attitudes of, for police Three Ball State so-' cial science professors engaged in researching community attitudes toward police de- partments and police attitudes toward their jobs and the community reported some of their findings at the meeting of the Muncie Kjwanis Club Wednesday.

Dr. Dorothy J. Ru-dbni, Dr. Ralph E. Baker and Dr.

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