Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 March 1973 — Page 3

Thursday, March 8, 1973

Banner-Graphic, Greencastle, Indiana

Page 3

Us from Heloise Heloise

Dear Folks: Just recently, I had a burglar alarm system installed in my office and you wouldn’t believe the trouble we have had trying to learn to operate it properly. We have all, sooner or later,

accidentally set it off, putting into shock everyone within earshot. There is this alarm box, which has an ordinary looking key, which we turn to either “day” or “night,” and we are

never quite sure which we have it on because it looks the same either way. The box is mounted high on the wall and the side of the key is toward us. Today, I finally got the “smarts” and came up with the idea to paint bright red nail polish on the “night” side because that is when it sets off the alarm. When we see this red side of the key toward us, we had better not open any doors until we switch it to “day.” If

we want to keep peace in the neighborhood, and our own sanity, this is an absolute must. Heloise * * * LETTER OF THOUGHT Dear Heloise: We are all given the ingredients of happiness, but the mixing is up to us. Mrs. Rosa Roberts

Dear Heloise: Did you ever try putting orange juice on cereal? I found myself without milk one morning when I just felt like having cereal, so instead of drinking my orange juice, I poured it on the cereal and it was real, real good. M. May * * * The next morning after

reading your letter, I put orange juice on my breakfast oatmeal and I just love it! Heloise • • * Dear Heloise: The curiosity of my 7-month-old son taught me a very handy lesson. One day his wanderings took him into the bathroom where he proceeded to empty the roll of

toilet tissue. As I headed for the trash basket with the remains of his discovery, it occurred to me I could salvage it. I tore the tissue into twosquare pieces. Then I placed them in an empty facial tissue box with a large opening in the side and top and placed this on

baby’s changing table. When this supply was gone, I took a new roll of toilet tissue and tore it up in the same manner. Makes a much quicker job of that daily “chore.” Berniece Mitchell

Couple Sues Phone Co. For Free Apartment Loss

Extension Ordered In Reorganization Plan Filing

DENVER. Colo. (AP) — Jerry Johnston says he and his wife “just went wild” when they heard a radio disc jockey announce they had won a free apartment contest and began dialing their telephone number. That was Nov. 12, 1971. On

Tuesday, Johnston filed a $15.000 damage suit against Mountain Bell because, he said, his phone failed to work on the prize-winning call. “We were sitting right by the phone,” he said. “It didn’t make a sound. 1 picked it up

and it made a ringing sound ... 1 couldn't break the connection. “My wife said, 'W'hat’s the matter?’ I told her and she fainted.” Livestock

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A going downhill fast, and we

Report

federal judge has ordered an can’t see our cash holding up extension of an April 1 deadline past October,” he said. “We

under federal bankruptcy laws. Judge John P. Fullam of U.

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INDIANAPOLIS (AP-USDA) Hogs 2,300; barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher; trading slow; 1-2 200-235 lb 40.00-40.251-3 200-250 lb 39.50-40.00; 23 230-265 lb 39.00-39.50; 2-4 260290 lb 38.00-39.00. Sows strong to 50 higher; 1-3 330-600 lb, mostly 36.50, small lot 340 lb 36.75.' Cattle and calves 300; trading fairly active; slaughter steers and heifers fully steady; cows steady to 50 higher; steers choice 950-1,150 lb 46.00 to mostly 47.00; load high choice 47.40; mixed good and choice 900-1,200 b 44.75-46.00; heifers choice 800-1,000 lb 44.50-45.50; mixed good and choice 750-1,000 lb 43.50-44.50. Cows utility and commercial 31.00-34.00; cutter 29.00- 31.00; canner 25.00-29.00. Sheep 75; slaughter lambs and ewes steady; woo led slaughter lambs choice 65-115 lb 43.00- 44.50; slaughter ewes cull to good 15.00-17.(X). INDIANAPOLIS (AP-USDA The Indiana hog market at 70 yards and plants, excluding Indianapolis: Butchers, demand fair to good; prices mostly steady; 1-2 200-230 lb 39.50-39.75. a few to 40.00; 1-3 200-230 lb 39.25, a few *9.50; 230-250 lb 38.75-39.25. Sows steady to 50 higher; 300600 lb 32.50-35.50.

Lehigh Valley's move brought a quick reaction from the Reading Railroad, which leases

for the Penn Central Trans- had no other alternative but to some of the Lehigh track, portation Co. to submit defini- file and tell the court it must Reading President Charles E. live plans for its reorganization recommend we cease oper- Bertram said the proposal to

ations.” cease operations emphasizes The railroad has about 1,000 the “desperate situation of rail-

S. District Court ruled on Tues- miles of track and 2.700 em- roads in the northeast U. S.” day that the railroad had not ployes. It serves Pennsylvania, The Reading is also underaccomplished what it should parts of western New York and going reorganization, have and will not be able to New Jersey. judge Fullam’s ruling cast a make further progress. He set Should the Lehigh Valley go shadow on hopes the Penn Cena new deadline of July 2, when out of business, four other lines tral, which filed for reorgamzahe said a hearing will be held could assume its operation, tion in June 1970. might find its for “a careful and realistic re- One, Lehigh and New England, - V va\ back into the black.

already has asked the Inter- "Ori the basis of the record to state Commerce Commission date, it appears highly doubtful permission to take over rail that the Penn Central could service from Easton to Palm- properly be permitted to oper-

go.ng reorganization under erton , effectively covering the ate on its present basis beyond

Lehigh Valley area. October I. 1973." he wrote. Other carriers in the area in- Fullam said certain condimission to cease all operations c | u de the Delaware & Hudson. , u ,ns

on Oct. I.

evaluation of the situation." Meanwhile, Lehigh Valley Railroad, which also is under-

bankruptcy laws, filed a request in federal court for per-

the railroad should meet

the Erie Lackawanna and the b\ April I have not been achCentral New Jersey Railroad. ieved. They include an increase According to Ixhigh Valley in freight business and revespokesmen, its employes would nues. rationalization of its physhave seniority rights from any ical assets and elimination of

losing about $800,000 a month.

“All the railroads ha\e been

John Nash, chief operating officer for the Lehigh Valley, said the railroad, which is 98 per cent

owned by the Penn Central, was |j ne designated by the ICC to unnecessary labor costs and

take over the abandoned sen- losses on passenger service, ice. The spokesmen said he “Moreover, the recent redoubted many jobs would be ports of the trustees point up * osl - an additional factor: The condi-

COMMISSIONERS'AUOWANCES Deeds Equipment Co Inc. 926 24 110,1 t * 1C milroad S physical THE PUTNAM COUNTY BOARD Of COM Mormons Tire & Retreodmg Co 1,365 69 plant IS SUcfl that substantial missioners met in reguiar session Kendalls Gulf Service 190 00 additional capital investment

would be required in order to

72 15 provide adequately the in3400 creased service projected," he

67 07 said

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MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1973 AT 9 30 A M Wm Nettle Hydroulic Service

lEGAt TIME AT THE COURTHOUSE IN Moc s Texoco GREENCASTlE. INDIANA TO AUOW THE Hord.ng s Rod.otor

FOtlOWING Ct AIMS;

COUNTY HIGHWAY PAYROlt

Eorl Jeffries

Bobby E towson Carl Alexander Garnett Gorham Anna Mae Crowley Silas W Buttery Olyn Campbell Everett Cornett

Stout's Welding & Repair

Ace Hardware

*30143 Donelson's Pharmacy 231 00 A & C Enterprises 23100 Russellville Stone Service 196 87 Horns Stone Service 152 35 Ohio & Indiana Stone Service 207 48 Martin Marietta Stone Service 177 84 Daltons Asphalt Carp 197 60 Skelton-Skinner lumber

FREE SPEAKERS!

WITH

MUNTZ 8-Track Car Stereo

TAPE PLAYER $ 39 95 $ 14 9S Speakers FREE HEADLEY HARDWARE

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653-3010

Open Daily 8:00-8:00 Sat. 8:00-6:00

POOLED ORDER TIRE SALE @ CO-OP IMPLEMENT and TRACTOR TIRE

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Size

Price

F. E Tax

16.9x34-6d

*17824

*824

18.4x34-6p

$ 2044Z

*1022

15*x38-6p

*1694Z

*722

16*x38-6p

*19444

*1024

18x38-6p

*26924

*1144

18.4x38-8p

*28920

$1222

CO-OP AGRI-POWER

Size

Price I ^ E | Tax

124x28

w U

14.9x28*9471 *547 162x34 *1377i*8

12.4x38*9114

$51A

CO-OP FARM WAGON IMPLEMENT

Size

Price

F.E. Tax

9.5Lx15 111 Lx 15 11 Lx 14

$29M $3222 $3022

$122 $122 $122

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Size

Price

F. E Tax

5^x16-4p

*1 744.

86'

604x16-40

*1622

99C

754x1 6-6d

$2544

$152

750x18-6p

$3152

*142

444x194 p

*1414

64'

50Q X 15-4p

*1324

66'

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201-7 Elizabeth

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Jack Eyler 19019 Motorola, Inc Clyde Gorham 197 60 Public Service Co. William Harper 1 *7 84 Dept of Water Works Arnold Marshall 177 84 High Point O.l Co Woodrow Poynter 197 60 Cummins Mid State John M Roach 197 60 Shaffer & Co Wayne Runnells 197 60 Indiana W.p.ng Cloth

Richard Walden 197 60 * or *

Joseph H Ash 183 75 Greencastle Tractor Soles James C Boiler 16191 Block i umber Co Robert Boiler . 207 70 Motor F ^el Tax D.v Thomas Brothers 202 86 Da,ton A 'P h ° lt Corp Albert Dickey.../ 201 60 DEER CREEK CUMUlATIVE Howard Gray 143.92 BRIDGE FUND

P A. Hinners 225 12 Robert lawson 205.60 Harlan Nelson 20160 Walter Scott 201 60 Bobby Coffey 56 64 John l Masten 188 80 Claude Morphew 188 80 Grover Hicks Neeley 188 80 Emerson Phillips 188 80 Jock Eoron York . 188 80 Paul Cooksey 250 00

COUNTY WELFARE PAYROtl

Paul E. Russell 720.00 Grace H. McKeehaPi 600.00 Virginia M. Bowers 600.00 Moribel E Dozer 525.00 Catryna J. Shipman 400.00 Helene C. Dunford 350.00 Marilynn J. Hunter 225.00 Elaine Vote 440.00 Helen A. Crum . 345.00 Reto M. Sutton 300.00 Cynthia A. Riggs 225.00 Kay A. Thompson 172.00

HIGHWAY VENDORS

General Telephone Co *49.28 A A. Huber 10.00 Joe Ellis Heating 20.60 James Dunn 40.20 Woodburn Printing Co. Inc 204.80 Books Plus 7.58 Greencastle Offset, Inc 82.00 Cummins Midstate Inc 356.44 International Harvester 27.22 Indiana Equipment Co. Inc 193.31 Jim Irelon Firestone Center 101.93 M. & R. Auto Supplies 378.53 King Morrison Foster 229.92 Girton Implement Co 1,217.62 Greencastle Automotive 78.66 Chews Garage 28.00 Jim's Wrecker Service 15.00 Jim Harris Chev. & Buick 442.68 P. & P. Citco Service 7.20 Terre Haute Truck Parts 50.00 Wabash Ford Truck Soles, Inc 556.43 East Side Motors 12.00 Tom Albin's B*dy Shop 135.00

Michael Construction Co COUNTY REVENUE PAYROlt

Joyce Covin

Christine O Masten

Barbara Clark Fern Shewmoker Frances Harris. Alice Mahoney Marsha Klebusch Margaret O'Hoir Eula Clyde Ames

Jeon Foxx

Shirley Baker Carolyn Fowler

James Bough James Adams

Gerald A Hoffo

John Phillips

John Rupert

Devon Scobee

Steve Flint..

Jim Costin

Kent Grimes

l W Veach M D Evelyn Spencer Judy Mooney Verme Zemer Imogene Thomas Gertrude luther. Betsey Adams Edna McKeehon

tynn Mark

Harley Fender

toyd Surber

Hollie A. Smith Sam Shonkwiler Vera June Albright Gene t Deweese Wm M Hurst Irma W hurst George H Gentry Susie C Gentry Aeleen M. Heavin Juanita E Broodstreet Mary Elnara Heovinndge Jerald Colbert ATTEST JOHN CARSON. CO

.1.083 06 937 55 3,508 52 8.862 45 837 74 343 13 74 35 ...111 60 101 65 4 45 1.723 99 58 62 88 88 99 48 45 56 14 10 28 20 24 00 1.930 71

*5,369 34 *408 80 360 95 204 45 408 80 360 95* 360 95 48 00 408 80 36095 360 95 247 20 408 80 583 33 541 66 .541 66 27.75 22 50 14 63 3 00 14 80 1 40 41666 360 95 540 75 515 00 408 80 120 00 108 00 228 00 250 00 400 00 360 00 .157 50 157 50 541 66 100 00 226 80 82.69 297 00 297 00 178 20 178 20 133 65 208 33

Rus-sells

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NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE 17 WEST FRANKLIN ST.

OL 3-6315 GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

SELECTED SPECIALS FOR THE WEEKEND SHOPPER

— WALL TO WALL — Rubber Back Carpet - Indoor-Outdoor Famous musketeer nylon - tweed - nice multi-colors. Bring your measurements - Experienced layers. SaveD.OOyd.

$ J95

sq. yd.

Early Bird Sale - This Week

Area Size Rugs - (6x9) -

(9x12)-(12x15)

New colors for spring

10%

OFF

WE SELL EUREKA SWEEPERS - For Good Rug Care

AUDITOR March 8-IT

149B 1970 IMPALA 2 H.T., P.S.B., Air, V-R *2395 227A 1970 RIVIERA G-S F.P. Air, F.M., V-R, Cpe *3595 258A 1969 CHEVROLET Wgn. 2 Seat, P.S.B., Air *1795 175A 1971 SKYLARK 4 H.T., P.S.B., Air, V-R *2995 358A 1965 CHEVY 'h Ton 6-Std *750 308B 1965 MUSTANG 6 Sid *675 389A 1972 DODGE 1 Ton & Flat Bed *3095 267A 1967 BUICK 2 H.T., P.S.B *695 267Z 1966 FORD ’A Ton 8 Std *850 365A 1970 CHEVY Vi Ton 8 T Hyd *1995 259A 1972 IMPALA 4 H.T., P.S.B., Stereo, Air, V-R *3695 2658 1 963 IMPALA Convert *395 317B 1961 CHEVY 4 Dr., 6-P.G *325 401A 1972 DODGE 1 ton & flat bed *3295 291B 1968 PONTIAC 4 dr. H.T *795 361B 1969 CAPRICE 4 dr. H.T., P.S.B., A C, V-R *1295 366B 1966 CHEVY A S-Side 6 std *895 368A 1970 BUICK E-225 4 dr., H.T., F.P. A.C., V-R *2695 405A 1971 RIVIERA Cpe. A C, V-R *3795 325A 1972 MALIBU 2 H.T., V8-Auto. P.S.B., V-R *2895 372A 1971 FORDtTD4Dr„ Auto. P.S., Air *2495 135A 1971 DODGE Dart 4 Dr., V8, Auto. P.S *1875 415A 1967 BUICK Special, 4 Dr., P.S.B., Air *895

KELVINATOR SALE Washers - Dryers - Refrigerators - Ranges - Freezers Our Discount Sale On - All Week

6 Piece Living Room Group SAVE >6222 on our famous Clayton Marcus sofa with matching lamps and with genuine hard maple end tables

and coffee table. NOW

Heavy legged and drawed Early American tables - this week

499

7 Piece Living Room Group

SAVE >98 Deluxe Clayton Marcus Traditional £

sofa in 3-tone Matelasse easy to clean covers. Very thick foam cushions - tufted foam back. Water and stain proof. Fiat top and doored

end tables with extra long doored coffee table. Swivel high back rocker in fine nylon, gold or green velvet.

799

PHILCO

SERTA MATTRESS SALE

Stereo Record player, AM-FM

Reg. *69.95 Famous capri - last

radio and equiped with tape

shipment at sale prices due this week.

receiver. $29922

Mattress

Reg. *369.95 - Beautifully styled,

Box Spring ^59^5

Mediterranian oak wood cabinet.