Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 September 1974 — Page 9

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YARD SALE - First house through Dunbar Bridge, starting Sunday, Sept. 22nd through Friday from 9 a m. to 5 p.m. Clothing 10c. books 10c. furniture, small electrical items, electric motors cheap, many miscellaneous items. Antique dealers welcome; 1974 Buick. for more information call 653-8228. 9-20-3P

Yard Sale: 2 family yard sale this Sat. 10:00 a m to 6:00 p.m. Clothes, what-nots, books, etc. All very reasonable. 16 South Arlington. 9-20-2P

Garage Sale: Everything must go - wide selection Sat.. Sept. 21. from 9 a m. till 5 p.m. 411 F Walnut St. 9-20-2P

Yard Sale in Putnamville 1st house north of Boesen’s Store. Fri & Sat. Lots of misc. 9:00dark. 9-2-0-2P

LOSE WEIGHT safely & fast with X-ll Diet Plan s 3 00 REDl'CF Excess Fluids with X-Pel *3.00. Money back guarantee at Hook Drug Thurs.-Fri.-Sat.-TF GARAGE SALE: Sept 19 & 20th. Lawn Bov mower s 15. table saw. large and small air compressors. electric spray gun. Bottles, dishes, numerous other items. 309 W. Poplar Due to -error last week sale being held this Thursdav & Fndav.

9-I8-3P

Motorcycles

1973 350 Kawasaki perfect shape, sacrifice $ 825. Phone 653-8307.

9-19-31

Wonted To Buy

Wanted

To Bin: l ! sed mobile

homes

10' and 12' wides. W rite

Post Office Box 116. Brazil.

Ind

8-14-30T

Pet* For Sale

ARC Toy silver Poodle puppies. 3 males 8 wks. old. I 1 : mi. east of St. Rd. 43 on l .S. 40 Red Ashcraft. R 5 Box 51. Greencastle. Watch for sign. 9-18-3 P

MAPtECROFT Drive-In

15 Mites East On U S. 40 *3.50 A Cor Load l Phone 539-2604 Open Fri., Sat. & Sun.

Now Playing

WHERE THE LILIES BLOOM

plus DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER

24 Pets For Sale

19 months old female Walker. 317 795-3244 after 4:30. 9-I7-5T

For Sale: Beagle pups. 5226860 9-20-2P

2 3 Wanted To Rent

Wanted to Rent: Garage, area ofEast Anderson. 653-5131, ask for Jim Weddle. 9-14-6P

Wanted To Rent: Small two or three bedroom home in Greencastle. reasonable. Call 6536766. 9-19-6P

30 Horses

Have a horse that needs exercise and care? Will care for your horse in exchange for being able to ride it. Call 653-9114 9-19-2P

^ J Recreational Vehicles

CAMPERS hard top fold out camper. Sleeps 6, stove, icebox, sink, water tank, spare tires & wheel, *595. BUCHANANS Downtown, Cloverdale 795-3280

SPECIAL FALL SALE on all travel trailers; fifth wheels; mini homes: truck campers and truck caps. 10 miles south of Brazil. Jet. 46 & 59. Trade for anvthing. Thatchers Retreat. 835-3295. 8-27-30T

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4 janie 13 Your World

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Saturday

6 00 8 Summer Semester 6:30 8 Agriculture U S.A 700 2-6 Addams Family 8-10 Speed Buggy 13 38 Yogi's Gang 7:30 2 6 Wheelie 4 Lessons for Living 8 10 Scooby-Doo, Where are You? 13-38 Bugs Bunny 8 30 2-6 Emergency-Plus 4 4 Untamed World 8 10 Jeannie 13 38 Hong Kong Phooey 8:30 2-6 Run, Joe, Run 4 .‘Big Blue Marbel 8 10 Partridge Family. 2,200 A D 13 38 Adventures of Gilligan 9:00 . 2 6 Land of the Lost 4 To Be Announced 8 Valley of the Dinosaurs 1338 Devlin 9:30 2 6 Sigmund 8-10 Shazam > 13 38 Korg: 70,000 B.C. 10 00 26 Pink Panther 8 10 Harlem Globetrotters 13 38 Super Friends 10:30 2-6 Star Trek 4 Wally's Workshoo 8 10 Hudson Brothers Razzie Dazzle Show 11 :00 2 6 Go 4 Dialogue 8 10 Fat Albert 13 38 American Bandstand 12 00 This Week in Pro-Football 4 Citizen's Forum Says 6 Bugs Bunnv 8-10 CBS Children's Film Festival 12:15 4 Hoosier Hinterland 12:30 4 Garner Ted Armstrong 6 Opportunity Knocks 13-38 College Football Preview 12:45 13-38 College Football 1 00 2 6 Baseball Pre Game Show 4 Movie "Road to Rio" (BW) 8 1^ CBS Sports Spectacular 1:15 2-6 Baseball 2:00 8 Roads to Learning 10 Dr. Hopp and Friends 2:30 8 Black Focus 10 I S.U. Spectrum 3 00 4 Movie "Ma and Pa Kettle" (BW) 8 Soul Train 10 Movie "Let's Dance" 4 00 2 Roller Games 6 Wilburn Brothers 8 Jimmy Dean 13-38 Wide World of Sports 4 30 4 News 6 Porter Wagoner 8 That Good Ole Nashville Music 5:00 2 TV-2 Reports 4 Movie "Goodbye Charlie" 10 Face to Face 5:30 2-6 NBC News 8 10 CBS News 13-38 Reasoner Report

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Couple Team Up In Marines

EL TORO, Calif. fAP) - While some new brides kiss their husbands and send them off to work each morning, Darlene Foskey kisses her husband, Eddie, and then goes along with him to work. Eddie and Darlene Foskey are two Marines assigned to Weather Station at the Marine Corps Air Station here. Married while students at the Navy Aerographer’s Mate School at Lakehurst, N.J., earlier this year, the Foskeys requested and received a joint tour of duty at El Toro and now work on the same crew with the same shifts. Eddie, a native of Jamestown, Ky., said tf was an unusual situation when he asked Darlene to marry him. “I guess she wasp’t really surprised that I popped the question,” he said, “but I don’t think she was expecting it while we were shining our shoes. It wasn’t very romantic of me,” he admitted. Darlene, an attractive bru-

nette from Albuquerque, N.M., also surprised her male-domi-nated class by graduating with a 96 per cent average. Her average was not only the highest for a Marine since the school opened in 1942 and fourth highest in the school's history, but also the top score for any graduate in the past eight years. For her scholastic achievement she was meritoriously promoted one rank higher than her husband, but according to Eddie, “It doesn’t really matter that much because we strive to work as a team, both at work and at home.” While ^ school Eddie was one class ahead of his wife; but the obstacle didn’t stop Darlene. Taking advantage of the Navy’s system of self-paced instruction, she graduated three weeks ahead of her class to catch up with him. Commenting on her achievement, Darlene said she found the school “challenging, but not extremely difficult.”

WEATHERMEN—Lance Cpl. Darlene and Pfc. Eddie Foskey, a husband and wife team at Marine Corps Air Station, El Toro, Calif., check tracking and wind readings through a Theodolite at the Weather Station. Both school-trained weather forecasters and work the same shifts together.

STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF PUTNAM ss: IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT

1974 TERM

IN THE MAHER OF ESTATE OF EDITH FAY McCUUOUGH, DECKED EstofeHo EST74-17 NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE ^ OF EDITH FAY McCULLOUGH In the matter of the Estate of Edith Foy McCullough, deceased s No. EST74 17 Notice is hereby given that James R McCullough and Edgar L McCullough os Co-Expcutors of the above named estate, have presented and filed their final account in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 21st of October, 1974, ot which time all persons interested in said estate ore required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved And the heirs of said decedent and all others Interested are also required to op pear and make proof of their heirship or

claim to any part of said estate James R. McCullough and Edgar L McCullough Personal Representatives

Ennis Masten

Clerk of the PutnonCircuit Court Attorneys for Estate Thomas & Thomas, Brazil, Indiana

Sept 20-27-2T

l£GAL NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING Public Service Commission of Indiana Docket No. 33»1 LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL ROAD COMPANY FOR AUTHORITY TO INSTITUTE A MOBILE AGENCY BASED AT LAFAYEHE, TIPPECANOE COUNTY, INDIANA, SERVING SROOKSTON, WHITE COUNTY, INDIANA UNDEN. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, INDIANA, CRAWFORDSVIUf, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, INDIANA; CHALMERS. WHITE COUNTY, INDIANA; GREENCASTLE, PUTNAM COUNTY, INDIANA, CLOVER DALE, PUTNAM COUNTY, INDIANA,' WHITESVIUE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, INDIANA; LADOGA, MONTGOMERY COUN TY, INDIANA, REYNOLDS, WHITE COUNTY, INDIANA, SMITHSON, WHITE COUNTY, INDIANA, LIME DALE. PUTNAM COUNTY, INDIANA; PUTNAMVILLE. PUTNAM COUNTY, INDIANA, WALLACE JCT., OWEN COUNTY, INDIANA, AND QUINCY. OWEN COUNTY, INDIANA Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearings in this cause in Room 906 Stole Office Building. Indiana polis, Ind., 9:30 A.M., EST, on October 17,1974. Public participation Is requested PUBUC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA t BY John Dring. Director R .R Dept Indionapolts. Indiana. September IS. 1974 Sept 20-IT

Darlene summed it up by saying, “We tend to stay separated from each other while on the job; for example, one of us

The lunar calendar is still used to set the dates for traditional festivals in the Heoublic of China (Taiwan), in Chinese communities around the world and In Vietnam where the calendar was in use for many centuries.

will work in the teletype room while the other draws weather symbols on maps. Our coffee breaks and lunch periods are about the only times we really get together during the work day.” The English language contains about 490,000 words, plus another 300,000 technical terms, which is the most in any language.

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