Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 July 1973 — Page 5

Wednesday, July 18, 1973

Banner-Graphic, Greencastle, Indiana

Page 5

West Clinton News

The Clinton-Madison Friendly Club met at Robe Ann Park on Thursday with well-filled baskets for a carry-in dinner. Those present were Imogene Burk, Madonna Clodfelter, Edith Frank, Ethel Frazier, Fern Hamilton. Lucille Hutcheson, Louise Kelley, Helen Martin, Lillie Stultz, May Writh, Emma Wichman, Ona Sigler, and Olma Clodfelter. Mrs. Charlotte Wheeler and daughter, Leeann, of Moline, 111., were houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clodfelter and Beth Ann last week. Dinner guests of the Clodfelters on Sunday were Mrs. Dorothy Peterson and daughter and son-in-law, Barta Lee and John Wilson of Chicago. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nichols of Carmel and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Price of

Darlington. Sunday evening visitors of Mrs. Olma Clodfelter were Mrs. June Irwin, Mrs. Aileen Overstreet, Mrs. Estella Hall, and Mr. and Mrs. George Irwin. Neighbors, family, and friends in this community have been busy clearing trees and patching roofs which were damaged in the storm last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Siegelin of Corpus Christi, Tex., and Mr. and Mrs. Everette Siegelin of Chicago, are visiting with their ,mother, M rs Clara Siegelin, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ramsay called on Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clodfelter on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Olma Clodfelter called on Mrs. Ona Sigler on Tuesday evening.

Contract * Bridge *

B. Jay Becker^-

Sylvia

South dealer. Both sides vulnerable. NORTH 4k A J 5 4 V Q 2 ♦ 10 9 8 5 4 3 * J

WEST ♦ K Q 8 7 V J 6 3 ♦ K Q J 4k 4 3 2

EAST 4k 10 9 6 3 2 V 10 8 7 5 ♦ 6 4k 8 7 6

SOUTH 4k - V A K 9 4 ♦ A 7 2 4k A K Q 10 9 5

The bidding:

South

West

North

East

2 A

Pass

2 ♦

Pass

2 V 6 NT

Pass

2 A

Pass

Opening lead — king of diamonds. It was impossible to anticipate the type of error Sylvia might make next. Sylvia bid some hands well, played some dummies passably, and defended acceptably on occasion. But her partners nevertheless always seemed perched on a volcano, never knowing what catastrophe might befall them next or when some peculiar process of thought would take possession of her and topple everything in sight. These adventures into the unknown occurred with distressing frequency, and most

members of the club trembled fearfully whenever they cut Sylvia as a partner. They knew that the weirdest things might happen, and they also knew that no amount of prayer or cajolery could swerve Sylvia from her predestined course. But with all that, Sylvia occasionally accomplished a feat that would serve for months as a conversation piece among the other members. Here is an example of the kind of play that made Sylvia the darling of the club. West led a diamond and Sylvia won it with the ace and cashed six clubs, West discarding two spades and a heart, while East discarded three spades. Sylvia now played the Q-K-A of hearts and then, having seen the jack fall and proceeding under the delusion that her nine was a trick, she tried to cash it. This inadvertence had a devastating effect on West, for this was the position when Sylvia played the nine:

North A A J ♦ 10

East

West

AK Q

A 10 9

♦ Q

South V 9 ♦ 7 2

V 10

West had no safe discard when the heart was led. Whatever he discarded, dummy would score the last two tricks.

PUBLIC AUCTION OF REAL ESTATE 367 — Individual Properties — 367 Commercial Sites - 1200 Acres Recreation Land Industrial Sites - Farms - Homes - Residential Sites City Lots Saturday, August 4, 1973 9:30 A.M. Held At Grand Ball Room, Terre Haute House, 7th at Wabash, Terre Haute, Indiana. Attend This Auction A Rare Opportunity. RECREATION AND TIMBER LAND 420.20 Acral: Greene County, Center Twp. located on main highway #445 east 1.5 mile of Jet. of 445, 43, and 54 South West of Bloomington, Indiana, or East of Bloomfield, Indiana. Good camping - small creek - some walnut trees. 62 Acre#: Greene County, Jackson Twp. located south of Bloomfield. Indiana on S.R. #231 to S.R. #45 and 58, then east on 45 and 58 to the west side of the Strawberry Form then north 1 mile to signs 117 Acre*: 117 acres the north 14 of the S.W. V4 of sec. 33, also in the S.E. \k of the N.W. 14 of sec. 33, Twp. 14 N.R. 5E. Putnam County, Madison Twp. located south of Bloomfield, Indiana, on S.R. #231 to S.R. 45 ond 58, then east on 45 and 58 to the west side of the Strawberry Farm then north 1 mile to signs 100 Acrei: 100 acres south '4 of the S.E. 14 of sec. 32 and 20 acres off the west side of the N.W. 14 of the S.E. 14 of sec. 32, , Twp. 14N R. 5 west. Both located about 7 miles west of Greencastle, Indiana, Putnam County. NOTE: Because they join each ether tracts 215 and 215A will be offered separately then together, selling whichever method brings the most total money. FARM AND RECREATION LAND 68.35 Acres: Parke County, Wabash Twp. located east of Montezuma, Indiana on U.S. 36 about 314 miles to small town of Glendale Property is on north side of highway directly east of Glendale. 91.98 Acres: Parke County, Wabash Twp located adjacent to tract listed above. 18.71 Acres: Being lots #2, 3, 4, and 5 in Ross ond Dailey's Subdivision in sec. 20. Sugar Creek Twp., Vigo County. 210 Acres: In various small tracts to be sold separately TOP COMMERCIAL SITE IN TERRE HAUTE NEAR DOWNTOWN AREA lots #6 and 7 plus 3' in original plat of Terre Haute. Indiana at 219 South 5th Street, across from new Medical Center. SEVERAL GOOD INDUSTRIAL SITES Double railroad siding available on three tracts all located in or near Terre Haute. MORE THAN 200 CITY LOTS Several apartment sites and good residential development areas. WRITE AUCTION COMPANY FOR FREE DETAILED BROCHURE TERMS AND CONDITIONS All prepertlei *300.00 er lees cash day of sale. Properties selling for mere than •300.00 a minimum dawn payment of *300.00 or 25% purchase price sale day whichever is greater. Balance in 90 days. All properties sold for mare than •5,000.00 shall have abstracts or title insurance shewing merchantable title fumtshed by the Estate. All sales subject to approval of the Vigo Circuit Court who hat authorised this sale. Pssseeelen at closing subject to tenants rights if any. Owner The Estate of Clarence Kirchner, deceased Oscar Kirch nor and Buena Chaney, Attorney Co-Administrators THE AUCTION “— yiSsmiis/ ^t l ,o s n t e a e t r e s. & ,nc. The 100 Rtocfc of South Union Stroot, Auburn, Indiana 44706 - Phono 219-925-4004 "Aftund Mis Auction and bid your own price - Don't find out lotor property of your choice sold for lost than you would have paid." NOTE: A 2% commits ion will be paid to any Ikensod Indiana Auctioneer er Broker who registers a successful bidder before the auction starts with bidders' consent. THIS ABOVE PUBLICATION IS TO COMPLY WITH AU LEGAL NOTICE STATUTES REGULATING THE PUBLIC SALE Of ESTATE PROPERTY

"Daw. nAMipMother and daughter were both adopted

Mrs. Betty Watts of R.R. 1, Cloverdale, and Max L. Watts of Charleston, III., wish to announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Diana Lynn, to Sheldon T. Guthridge, the son of Top Guthridge of R.R. 2, Cloverdale. Miss Watts is a 1973 graduate of South Putnam High School. Mr. Guthridge is a 1968 graduate of Fillmore High School and now farms. A July 21 wedding has been planned and will be held at the New Providence Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. No invitations are being sent. All friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend.

DEAR ABBY: I am a 22-year-old woman. I am working part-time, doing graduate work in college, and also taking care of a terminally ill mother at night. Two months ago I gave up my newborn illegitimate daughter for adoption. Her father was my one and only relationship, and he doesn’t know about the birth. I wanted more than anything in the world to keep my baby, but felt that since I had givefi her life, I had an obligation to give her a decent future. Abby, there was no way I could have done it at that time. While I carried her, I would stroke my stomach hoping she would somehow be aware of it, as it was the only physical affection I would ever be able to give her. I might add that I, too, am adopted. Maybe that’s why I made the decision in favor of adoption. My parents were absolutely wonderful. . The people who adopted my baby were childless. I heard they both wept when she was handed over to them. My question: How can I learn to live with the thought that I have a child somewhere in the world, without yearning to see her, and without wondering what she is like? Do mothers ever get over a thing like this? EMPTY ARMS DEAR EMPTY: Don’t dwell on your loss—dwell on your child’s gain. As an adopted child, with happy memories of your own childhood, you have answered your own questions. Now you can put yourself in the place of your natural mother who loved you so much she gave you up for your sake. Have patience. Your day will come, and you will be rewarded for your unselfish decision. DEAR ABBY: I have a 5-year-old nephew who really worries me. He is exceptionally bright, but I don’t know where he got this thing about money. He is absolutely fascinated with it.

He has a “piggy” bank which he can open himself, and he makes a game out of counting his money. He has no interest in toys, he just plays with his money. I say it’s unhealthy. His parents think it’s cute. He gets a wild look in his eye when he handles money. It’s really frightening. Neither of his parents is money mad. Would I be out of line if I told his parents they should try to encourage him to find another hobby? Or am I concerned over nothing? CONCERNED DEAR CONCERNED: A preoccupation with anything can be unhealthy. Tell his parents of your concern. But it’s even money they won’t do anything about it. DEAR ABBY: My husband is a hair stylist, and he works long hours six days a week. He is 26, bom and raised in Oklahoma. There is no water shortage here so there’s no reason for him to go 3, 4 and 5 days without a bath, but he does. I have tried being subtle about it, like running his bath water for him, but it doesn’t work. He just lets the water get cold. He has oily skin and all the problems that go with it: blackheads and pimples. I have changed the sheets and bathed myself, and still he wants to climb into bed with me night after night without having bathed. I have told him I think he needs a bath but he says he is comfortable and doesn’t want to change his body chemistry. It’s just about ruined our sex life. And then he has the nerve to say I am not as “sexy” as I was when he married me. Any suggestions? TURNED OFF DEAR TURNED: Tell him that if he doesn’t want to change his body chemistry he will have to change his address. [Or you’ll change your name.]

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