Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 April 1973 — Page 5
Saturday, April 21, 1973
Banner-Graphic, Greencactle, Indiana
Page 5
REDEYE
By Gordon Bess
BUZ SAWYER
By Roy Crane
HI, DtBtDtw' WANNA PLAY POLLS ? MAKE MUD PIES * Play house?
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MAYBE YOU'D LIKE ME TO TURN THE
MOW'D YOU FIND OUT T WAS HAVINOa birthday party tomorrow ?
HI AND LOIS
By Mort Walker and Dik Browne
WHAT WE SHOULD DO IS TAKE (TOUT, FILL THE HOLE WITH CONCRETE, AND i REPLACE THE POST IN IT. WE SHOULD DO THAT WITH / *
BEETLE BAILEY
By Mort Walker
IF THEY INSIST ON HAVING A NEW ARMY x wish they'd SEND ME SOME NEW SOLDIERS
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//UANWHILE: BIG MAMA HAS FOLLOWED CARLOTTA ^*70 THE BENSON ELECTRONICS BUILDING.
BLONDIE
By Chic Young
BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH
By Fred Lasswell
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Sot., Apr. 21
12:00 2 Around lh« World in SO Dayi 4 Gftz«ns Forum Say* 6 America and the Americans 8 Clowning Around 10 Archio i TV Funniot 13 Funky Phantom 12:13 4 Hoooer Hinterland 12:30 2 Talking with a Giant 4 Alternative 6 Opportunity Knockl 8 Roodt To Learning 10 Fat Albert and tha Corby Kidt 13 lidivillo 100 2 Rollin' 4 Rollor Darby 6 Bible Telecourte 8 Soul Train 10 CBS Childron'i Film Festival (BW) 13 Monkeai 1:30 2 Wally' < Workthop 13 Amancan Banditand 2:00 2-4 Bateball Pro-Gama Show 4 12 O'ClotL. High (BW) 8-10 ABA Play-OH 13 Eierdia In Knowledge 2:15 2-6 Bateball. 2:30 13 Clever Power 3:00 4 Fact* of Fithing 13 Golf Tournament 3:30 4 Outdoort 4:00 4 Movie "The Great Lover" (BW) 8 It Takes A Thief 10 CBS Golf Clatac 4:30 13 NBA Ploy-Off
Meadowbrook Drive-In Theatre Junction U.S. 36 A 43 Tonight and Sunday Wait Diinoy'* SWORD IN THE STONE G PIUS NAPOIEON G AND SAMANTHA
"Honeymoon's over... it's time to get married."
Vfalter Matthau
Burnett "PetewTillie” All about love and marriage! ~ A Universal Picture fppl Technicolor^ Panavision^ TONIGHT & SUNDAY Tonight 7:30-9:40 Sunday 7:30 (1 show) VONCASTLE
5:00 2 Flipede 6 Wilburn Brothers 8 UFO 5:30 2 Latdo 4 Suporttart of Rock 6 Porter Wagoner 10 Face to Face 6:00 2-6-8-10 Newt 4 Beverly Hillbilliet 6:30 2-6 NBC Newt 4 Hogan't Haroat 8-10 CBS Newt 13 Reatoner Report 7:00 2 TV-2 Sportsman 4 Lawrence Walk 6 Bobby Goldsboro 8 Hot Haw 10 Adventures of Black Beauty 13 Nows 7:30 2 Adam-12 6 Death Valley Days 10 Nashville Music 13 Yeung Dr. Kildare 8:00 2-6 Emergency! 4 College Basketball 8-10 All In Th# Family 13 Hera Wo Go Again 8:30 8-10 Bridget Loves Bornio 13 A Touch of Graco 9 00 2-6 Movie '"The Honey Pot" 8-10 Mary T ylar Moore 13 Julio Andrews 9:30 8-10 Bob Nawhart 10:00 4 Falany Squad 8-10 Carol Burnett 13 Asognmont: Vienna 10:30 4 News 11:00 4 Movie “Witard of Mart" 8-10-13 Nows 11:30 2-6 Newt 8 Movie "Tha Story of Dr. Wattall" 10 Movie ' Sward in tha Desert" 13 Movie PT 109" 11:45 2 Movie Spancar i Mountain" (BW) 12 00 6 Movie "Rhino!" 12:30 4 Movie "The Unearthly (BW) 1:30 6 Movie "Boll, Book and Candle" 2 00 4 Wrestling 8 Newt 2:05 8 Movie ''Ma and Pa Kattlo at Homo" (BW) 2:25 13 ABC Newt 3:00 4 Newt S«I. # Apr. 22
6:30 13 Porspactiva 13 6:45 4 Sacred Heart 7:00 4 Revival Rrti 6 Church Service 13 The Story 7:15 2 RoSgious Nows 7:30 2-4 Billy Jamas Hargis and Hit AllAmerican Kids 8 Sacred Heart 10 The Master 13 Drug rap 7:45 8 Religious Nows 8:00 2 Now Life 4 Abundant Life 6 Rax Humbard 8 Archie's TV Funnies 13 Church Service 8 30 2 Revival Fires 4 Foundations of Fdth 8 Fat Albert and tha Cosby Kidt 13 Cadle Chapel
9:00 2 Rex Humbard 4 Cartoons 6 Herald of Truth 8 I.M.A. Presents 10 Archio'tFun Houto 13 Brother Bun 9:30 4 They Shall Arise 6 Day of Discovery 8 TV Church 10 Harlem Globetrotters 13 Tima For Timothy 1000 2 Day of Discovery 4 Movie "Tea far Two'’ 6 Challenge 8-lOThe Year 1200 13CuriodtyShop 10:30 2 Old-Time Gospel Hour 6 Faith For Today 11:00 6 Easter Sunday 8-10 Easter Service 13 Bullwinkle 11:30 2 Religious Heritage 13 Make A With 12:00 2 Farm Report 4 Women's Golf 6 Awara '73 8 Black Focus 10 Face the Nation 13 Zee Time 12:30 2-6 Meet the Press 8 This It Your Gty 10 Oral Robarts 13 Here and Now 1:00 2 They Shall Arise 4 Movie "Day of Triumph" 6 Focus an Faith 8 Dwelling Place 10WHA Play-Off 13 Directions 1:30 2 Film 6 Human Dimantion 2:00 2 25 Years of Speed - Watkins Glen 6 World ef Wonder 8 CBS Golf Clastic 13 NBA Play-Off 2:30 2 TV-2 Reports 6 Cosar'iWorld
3:00
2-6 Stanley Cup Play-Off
4 Movie "ThoStlvor Chalico' (BW)
3:30
8-10 CBS Sports Spectacular
4:15
13 Howard Cosail Sports Magaxint
4:30
13 Golf Teurnament
5:00
4Movia "Barabbat" (BW) 8 Black Omnibus lOYou AraThara
5:30
8-10 CBS Sports lllustratad
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2 Lloyd Bridget' Water World 6 News
8-10 60 Minutes
6:30
2 Crist Award 6 NBC Nows 13 Johnny Bench
7:00
2 Wild Kingdom 6 Undo Uri't Traature 8 Lassie 10 Nows 13 Survival
7:15
10 Nancaa
7:30
2-6 World of Disney B-10 Dick Van Dyka 13 Wacky World ef Jonathan Winters
8:00
8-10M*A*S*H
13 Portrait: A Man Whoso Nama Was
John 8:30
2-6 Hoc Ramsay 8-10 Mannix
9:00
4 Championship Fishing 13 Movie "Throe on a Couch"
9:30
4 Storehouse Report B-IOBamaby Jones
10:00
★★★★★★★★★ STARDUST HILLS • *500,000 recreational complex, huge lodge, swimming pool, tennis court;. • 8 lakes up to 80 acres • 9-hole golf course. • Central water and sewers. Phone 120/795-3188 *★★★★★★★★
4 Brian Bax Report
10:30
2 This Is Your Ufa 4 Nows 6 Sunday: April 22 t Protectors 10 N.Y.P.D.
11:00
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4 Black Experience 11:15 2 Roller Derby 8-10CBS Nows 13 Newt 11:30 4 Old-Time Gospel Hour 6 Championship Wrestling B Movie "The Strangers in 7A" lODePauw Univerdty 11:45 13 High Chaparral 12:30 4 Newt 12:45 13 Statcheusa R apart 1:00 8 News 1:15 13 ABC Newt
Mor., Apr. 23 6 1$ 6 Today In Indiana 6:30 8 Sunrise Semester 13 Perspective 13 7:00 2-6 Today 4 Nows (BW) 8-10 CBS Newt 13 Consultation
7:30 4 Janie 13 Exerdtein Knowledge 8:00 8-10Captain Kangaroo 13 Kindergarten College 9:00 2 Not For Women Only 4 Movie "The Forty-Niners" (BW) 6 I Dream of Jeannie 8 Secret Storm 10 Mike Douglas 13 Paul Dixon 9:30 2 Galloping Gourmet 6 Anything You Can Do 8 Indy Today 1000 2-6 Dinah Shore 8-10 Joker tWild 10:30 2-6 Baffle 4 Switched 8-10 *10,000 Pyramid 13 Phil Donahue 11:00 2-6 Sale ef tha Century 4 Heavens To Betty |BW) 8-10 Gambit 11:30 2-6 Hollywood Squares 4 Newt 8-10loveof Ufe 13 Password 11:55 8-10 CBS News
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Real Estate
Transfers
Charles H. Brewer etux to Norman 1). Sims etux. warranty deed, 7.98 acres in Greencastle Town-
ship.
Harry B. Vance etux to David E. Wallace etux, warranty deed, 6.9 acres in Washington Town-
ship.
Robert T. Wilson etux to William H. Fouty etux, warranty deed, 87.76 acres in Cloverdale
Township.
Roger E. Mays etux to Lemuel J. Johnson etux, warranty deed, one acre in Marion Township. Flora Gladys Elmore to James B. Hazlett etux, warranty deed, acreage in Jefferson Tow nship. Clark Raymond Adamson etux to Everett J. Kiger etux, warranty deed, 31.91 acres in Clinton
Township.
Oakala l ake, Inc. to Martha L. Murphy, special corporation warranty deed. 1.20 acres in Madison
Township.
Randall etux. warranty deed. 4.65 acres in Greencastle Tow nship. Chapel Cemetery to Gladys M. Simpson, cemetery deed. Daphne Robertson unm to Brent D. Coeb etux, warranty deed, 13 acres in Washington Township. American Central Corporation to Paul H. Hoge etux, warranty deed, lot 89 in Jefferson Valley. Bobbie E. Dorsett etux to Ronald F. Earl etux, warranty deed, 40 acres in Jefferson Township. Lone Star Industries, Inc., to Jim Henry Green etux, corporation deed, lots 6 and 7 in Green-
castle Paradise Hills Subdivision. Halford K. Mercer etux to Richard A. English etux, warranty deed. 99.85 acres in Wash-
ington Township.
John A. Nicholas etux to Ira J. Moore, warranty deed, 1-7 of an acre in Marion Township. Okala Lake, Inc. to William A. Frisbie etux, corporation deed, land in Madison Township.
Dewey C. Smith etux to John L. Welker etux, warranty deed, acreage in Madison and Clinton
Townships.
Donald R. Tharp etux to John E. Knudson etux. w-arranty deed, 2 acres in Greencastle Township.
Do-lt- Yourselfer Continued from page 4 into the studding No skill whatever is required But you must remember that the metal clips which go into the perforations require some space behind the board If you are attaching the board to open studs, the space already is there. But if the studs are covered with some kind of wallboard, first put up a few horizontal strips of wood, then attach the perforated hardboard to the strips. There then will be plenty of space behind the hardboard to hang the clips. Once you have tackled these simple projects, you will discover and be able to handle other space-saving jobs in the garage You'll find that you can put up high shelves for items that aren't used too often, hang storage boxes from the ceiling and otherwise utilize overhead space that won’t interfere with the movement of the auto.
Trust your ears, nor J second-hand feedback
By Abigail Van Buren ¥ 1973 By Clrcafo Tn0vno-N. Y. News Synd., Inc. DEAR ABBY: I am a 26-year-old wife and mother of a 3-year-old son. Due to financial circumstances. I am a working mother—but because my husband works nights [he's a baker] he stays with the baby all day. I asked my doctor if the baby would be affected if I worked days, and he said as long as he is with one loving parent there would be no harm. My problem is that I just found out that my best friend's husband has told others that I am an unfit mother because all children need their mothers with them and that I am selfish to be working. Altho my girl friend didn’t say anything, I’m quite hurt that she didn't stick up for me, and frankly don’t think our friendship can now last because I'm so angry. What would you suggest? FIT MOTHER DEAR FIT: You seem to be getting a lot of secondhand feedback. Why don’t you just tell whomever it was who told you what your best friend’s husband supposedly told others about you, that there is so much backbiting going on, you never believe a thing unless you hear it with your own ears—which isn’t a bad idea.
DEAR ABBY: My daughter, 20, and my son, 18, recently got into a violent argument. Here's the story: My son was recently fitted with contact lenses, and the other night he removed them at the dinner table. My daughter was revolted and said he should have left the dinner table. My son said that since contact lenses serve the same purpose as eyeglasses, it was no more “revolting” to remove them at the dinner table than it would be to remove one’s eyeglasses. What do you say? BROOKLYN FATHER DEAR FATHER: I say, all the consideration your bob has for his fellow diners, he can stick in his eye.
DEAR ABBY: Your column in the Nevada State Journal and the subject of putting a bottle of whisky in the casket reminded me of when my Unde Pat, an old country Irishman, was dying. His best friend, Jerry, asked Pat if there was anything he could do for him. Pat replied that he had a bottle of fine Irish whisky in the closet, and would Jerry sprinkle it on his grave after he was buried. Jerry replied, “I’d be glad to, Pat, but you don’t mind if I strain it thru me kidneys first, do ya’?” DENNIS IN RENO DEAR DENNIS: Your Uncle Pat must have had hundreds of nephews—all on the RKO vaudeville circuit. DEAR ABBY: Your letter about whether it’s against the law or not to bury a person with a fifth of bourbon in his casket brings to mind my German grandmother. She was fond of playing cards and having a “schnapps” with friends, so she left money for her wake and also for brand-new playing cards, sharp pencils, small score pads, and a set-up bar. We buried Grandmother with a deck of cards, pencil and pad, four glasses, and a pint. When the Day of Reckoning comes she will be ready to start in all over again. Why not prepare for the afterlife now? Wouldn’t it be awful if we had to start from scratch as the world once did? A CARD-PLAYING, BELIEVING FAN Problem!? You’ll feel better If you get it off your cbest For a personal reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 897M, L. A., Calif. MM9. Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. For Abby’s new booUet, “What Teen-Agers Waat to Know.” send $1 to Abby, Box M7M. Los Angeles. Cal. MM9.