Banner Graphic, Volume 10, Number 61, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 November 1979 — Page 12

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The Putnam County Banner Graphic, November 13,1979

Local bowling

IBM Jr. Bowling No. I 10-27-79 W L Hondas 30 6 Chevy Vans 20 16 Ope Is ...20 16 Cougars k 17 19 Triumphs 17 19 Philos 16 20 Fiats 14 22 Porsches 10 26 High Team (lame: Chevy Vans. 645 High Team Series: Chevy Vans, 1205 High Ind. Came: Tony liursl. 206: Jvme Suiherlln. 155. High Ind. Series: Tony Hurst, 345: Jvme Sulherllne. 276 Series: T. Hurst. 345: J. Siner, 137: R. Rolls, 306: C. Flint, 304; J. Sutherlin. 276; I' Purcell, 275; D. Parker. 273; D. Taylor, 262‘. T. Purcell. 261; C. Scrnggin. 256: M. Murray. 244; T. Duggan. 244; T. Mahoney. 233; V Purcell. 230; J. Rartrum. 227; O. Ruhlig. 220: C. Till. 216; D. Custis. 216: K. Flint. 222; K. Scroggin. 214: C. Porter. 211: l>. Smith. 203; B. Cain. 94: G. Hailed. 93. Pleasure Time 10-26-79 W I. 4 Hams 32 6 Hawkey es 30 10 Three + One 26 12 JR’s.. - . 24 lri Rolling Slones 22 16 Goof I’ps 20 20 Star Wars 20 20 Henry's Funtuckers 20 20 I'npredictables 18 22 Pautlus & Smilhers 16 24 2-t-l; 16 24 Missfils 14 26 Pin Stompers 10 30 Hits & Misses 10 30 High Team Game: Goof I'ps, 662 High Team Series: Goof I'ps. 1693 High Ind. Game: Debbie Dickey. 213: Paul Hamilton. 214 High Ind. Series: Burl Erwin. 569: Dorinda Emberton. 463 Series over 400: D. Emberton. 463; D. Dicker. 466: C. Hamilton. 465: B. Ellsworth. 448: J. McClure. 447: F. Wallace. 444; S. Scroggin. 442; S. Paullus. 440; J. Varvel. 429: (sub) M. Emery. 496; B. Wilson. 458: F. Ensor. 414. Series over 500: B. Erwin, 589: P. Hamilton. 555: E. Bennington. 535; L. Paullus, 519; M. Hamilton. 505; (sub) S. Sallier. 517. Downtown 10-29-79 W L Rays Shop 60 20 Hampton Garage 58 22 Riggle Repair 51 29 Greencastle Offset 48 32 Varsity Lanes 46 34 Clifford Farms 44 36 Jerry's Foreign Auto Service 40 40 Phillips Electric Supply 38 42 Homel.aundrv 38 42 Bit is Fertilizer 37 43 Central National Bank 30 50 Smith Farm Machinery 30 50 Greencastle Mfg. Co 26 54 Mark Arnold Trucking Co 14 66 High Team Game; Riggle Repair. 985 High Team Series; Hampton Garage. 2725 , High Ind. Game: Ron Duncan, Morris Hampton. Doyls Webster, 226 High Ind. Series: Morris Hampton, 620 Series over 500: M. Hampton. 620; R. Branham. 613: R. Duncan. 587; L. Wood. 566; B Parrish. 559: M. Roach, 552; M. Schroeder, 549: D. Webster. 540; J. Williams. 537; S. Moell. 536; C. Alex. 535; K-> Pettit. 534: T. Eastham. 534; C. Phillips. 532: J. Edmonds. 522; K. Finchum. 517; J. Campbell. 518: R. Hennon. 518: D. McCammack. 515; M. Owens, 513; J Scott. 513; P. Hamilton. 513; T. Branham, 508; B. Erwin, 507: H. Barnett. 501; (Sub) D. Cochran. 521. First Citizens Bank Classic 10- w L Fine Hardwood Veneer 132 78 Greepcastle Shell 125 85 Gilliam Machine 121 89 Schwerman Trucking 1174 *24 State Farm Insurance 117 93 Dewey's 1164 934 Parrish 108 102 Bud's Advertising 100 110 Cloverdale Dairy Queen 99 111 Handy's Dairy 95 115 Torr's Restaurant 94 116 Al Carney Chevrolet 864 1234 J&J Farm Supply 814 1284 Castle Mobile Home Park 77 133 High Team Game: Dewey’s, 836. High Team Series: Gilliam Machine. 2436. High Ind. Game: Ron Skelton. 279. High Ind. Series: Ted Von Tress, 663. Series over 575: T. Von Tress, 663; J. Sharp. 634; L. Murray. 632; R. Skelton, 621: F. Middleton. 619; J. Davies. 610; D. Covert. 597; J. Rice, 597; E. Bennington. 581; J. Gilliam, 579; J. Rossok. 578: B. Holsapple, 570: E. Overshiner, 570; A. Clodfelter, 575; R. Crawley, 575 Citv Bowling League 11W L Double Decker Drive In ;.. 46 34 White Cleaners 46 34 Sutherlin’s TV 42 38 Elk’s Lodge 42 38 Kentucky Fried Chicken .19 41 Walton's Masonry 39 41 Barb’s Brush & Pa llette 38 42 Deer Creek Log Homes 28 52 High Team Game: Kentucky Fried Chicken, 966, w/h. 1065. High Team Series: Sutherlin's TV. 2612 w/h, 3017. High Ind. game: C. McVey, 241, w/h 266 High Ind. Series: C. McVey, 601 w/h 676 Series over 500: C. McVey, 601; L. Roberts, 589; A. Cox 565; W. Hansel, 561: R. Ashworth, 554; W. Sandy, 535; M. Rader, 528; C. Morlan, 525; S. Ellsworth, 525; C. Cromer. 524; D. Pettet, 521; S. Lewis: 521.

Meet our new Sales Manager CHUCK PRICE § We’ll make normal installation for a Culligan 11 w residential water conditioner 11| 1 4 $95 00 1 ! Mk lor less / and give you 3 months of soft water FREE */ _4\A a Limited Time Offer Call Today And Ask For Chuck waiufOMMiur 653-8474 Darryl Starr, owner 504 Bloomington, Greencastle, Ind. After hours service 653-4253

Business Opportunity

. DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED EXCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITY . BILLIONS SS ANNUAL MARKET o*'*'*“* EXCELLENT PART OR FULL TIRE INCOME NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

Man or woman to distribut* pra-sold advertised World Famous ALKASELTZER, BAYER ASPIRIN, ORISTAN, ANACIN, TUMS, ate. Restock Company secured accounts weekly.

NO INITIAL SILLING! INCOME STARTS IMMEDIATELY! COMPANY FURNISHED ACCOUNTS! MINIMUM CASH IHYESTMEHT, $3495.00-$6840.00 Applicant should have car, minimum of 6 spare hrs. weekly, reliable and eli9ible to assume business responsibilities within 30 days. If you meet these requirements. Have the necessary cash investment, and sincerely want to own your own business, than write today and include phone number to . ,-f gy TRANS WORLD INDUSTRIES. INC. v>/ MARKETING DIRECTOR DEPT. 101 7013 Pago Avonua - Saint Louis, Missouri 63133

EXTRA MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS Full-Time pay with part-time hours. No investment and flexible hours. Call 317-498-3811

Legal Notices STATE OF INDIANA ~ " COUNTY OF PUTNAM ss: IN THE PUTNAM COUNTY COURT 1979 TERM CAUSE NUMBER; SC 79-362 JAMES BALDWIN. Plaintiff vs ROBERT BENNETT, Defendant NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: Robert Bennett Address: Unknown The Stile ol Indiana to the above named ss Defendant, and any other person who may be concerned. You are nolilied that you have been sued In the Putnam County Court by James Baldwin, as Plaintiff. The nature of the suit Is to recover payment for repairs dons to a truck ownad by you. This summons by publication is specifically directed to Robert Bennett, address unknown. You art further notified the! unless you respond within thirty (30) days after the last publication of notice of this action, said claim will ba heard and determined by the Court In your absanca. Sharon L. Hammond Clerk, Putnam County Court Stephen S. Pierspn Brewer 6 Pierspn Attprneys at Law P.O. Box 545 HOW. Walnut Street Greencastle, Indiana 46135 Ph0ne:(317)653-8491 Nov. 6/13/20/3T

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Business Opportunity

Mobile Homes TAKE OVER PAYMENTS. 2 B.R. mobile home *125 per month. Free set up and delivery. Call 317-637-6137. > 10/24/30T WINTER SPECIAL, deluxe 14 wide, with woodburning fireplace, *14,500. Three bedroom, 12 x 60, *3,995. Free delivery and set up. Ottawa Instant Homes, 1216 S. Bloomington, 653-3222. Apartments FOR RENT: 3 room apartment heat and water furnished. No pets. Adults only. *165.00. Phone 653-6550. ONE B.R. remodeled *l6O per month, no utilities included, references and deposit. 6536774. FOR RENT: 1 bedroom to responsible party only. Lower rent to such persons. Adults, no pets. Phone 653-4009. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom downstairs apartment across from Cloverdale Bank, *175 plus damage deposit. Call 812-829-4858. FOR RENT: 1 bedroom furnished available Nov. 17th. *225 per month plus deposit. Phone 653-6210 or 653-6357. FOR RENT-. 3 room unfurnished apt., water and sewage furnished. Inquire 516 Moore Ct.

Motorcycles

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World’s Largest Paint Manufacturer Has An Opening In Greencastle For An: „ ASSISTANT STORE MANAGER Compensation & qualifications Benefits • So| e Experience • Salary (paint not required) • Vacation • Desire to meet people • Life Insurance • Good Personality • Hospitalization • p ass p| ys ical Exam •Major Medical • Normal Color Vision • Dental • Neat Appearance • Stock Plan • Minimum H. S. Grad. • No Travel (some college preferred) • Rapid Advancement • Strong Initiative The person accepted for this position will receive on the job training and then be expected to assume full in-store selling responsibilities, some credit work, reports and generally assist our manager in all other phases of business including expense, inventory control and merchandising. If you are a team player willing to accept hard work and challenge to advance strictly on your own merit rather than seniority, then we want to talk to you. All INQUIRIES HUD IN CONFIDENCE Phone for appointment: 653-5464 The Sherwin-Williams Company, P.K. Murphy, Mgr. An Equal Opportunity Employer

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Apartments FOR RENT: 4 room apartment, stove and refrigerator furnished, 653-4295. FOR RENT: Unfurnished 3Vi room upstairs apartment. Stove, refrigerator, water and heat furnished. Adults *145.00. 653-5945 after 5:00 p.m. SLEEPING ROOM for mature, dependable person. 6532176. FOR RENT: Three room unfurnished apartment. Large living room and bedroom, exchange of reference *2OO a month. Near campus. Call after 6:00 p.m. 653-4072. 11/3/TF MURPHY BROS. REALTY Apartment Rentals 653-8426 For Rent FOR RENT: 3 bedroom house, family room, modern *200.00 a month, *200.00 deposit. References. Phone Indianapolis, days-839-0404, nights after 6:30 - 856-4373. FOR RENT: Modern 2 bedroom house full basement. Southeast of Mt. Meridian. 526-2337. THREE OR FOUR bedroom home on U.S. 40 west, three baths, 4.1 acres, *3OO plus *l5O deposit, references. Phone 795-4508. s 11/12/7T COUNTRY HOME near Roachdale and Bainbridge, 5967931. THREE BEDROOM mobile home. Fenced yard and utility building, Quincy blacktop. References required. 7956060. 11/7/6T Lost and Found LOST; Blue billfold. Phone 653-9261. Reward. 11/9/6T Motorcycles 1978 750 SUPER SPORT Honda. *1,800.00 or best offer. Loaded with accessories. 6535953 after 6.00. 11/12/3T

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The Banner Graphic and The Indianapolis News have routes for adult carriers too retired persons, homemakers, students, or just about anyone who wants a part-time job to earn extra income but doesn't want to work long hours. Delivering newspapers is good exercise, and a good way to meet people and get involved in your community. for more information call Mr. Robert Wallace 653-9070.

LIFE INSURANCE POSITION AVAILABLE for knowledgeable insurance agent. Must be aggressive, willing to work unusual hours, willing to enroll in college level training courses. Must have a good basic knowledge of life and health insurance business. Responsible for servicing existing individual and group business for major insurance carriers. Will be responsible for obtaining new business and assisting in servicing existing business. Working area will be Clay County and adjoining counties throughout west central Indiana. Must have neat appearance and willing to work with other professionals. Send Resume To Box No. 17 c/o Banner Graphic, Greencastle

RNs & LPNs Nurses needs for 3 -11 p.m., 11 p.m. - 7 a.m. shifts at Ben Hur Home in Crawfordsville. Blue Cross, Blue Shield Health Insurance and Term Life Insurance available after 3 months of employment. Contact Mrs. Cox from 8 a.m. till 4 p.m. Monday through Friday at: BEN HUR HOME INC. 1375 South Grant Ave., Crawfordsville An Equal Opportunity Employer

Worry Clinic

By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D.

liriita’s pertinent question may be of double interest to you faithful readers of this practical column on Applied Psychology. It shows how I finally woke up to female psychology at age 10. CASE T-626: Lolita S., aged 19, was one of my psychology students at Northwestern University. “Dr. Crane,” she inquired, “what made you decide to specialize in psychology? “And were you more of an introvert or an extrovert in your childhood?” INTROVERT OR EXTROVERT Since I was the firstborn, with a brother a couple of years younger, I was a typical introvert. And my brother was just as typically an extrovert. We then lived in Covington, Indiana, and during one summer vacation we camped along the Wabash River, living in tents. A Chicago family visited us at the campsite for a few days. They had a snooty daughter, aged 8, which was also the same age as my brother, John, while I was 10. One morning, we kids took a hike along the river and as we started across a moss covered open tract of land, maybe half an acre in size, we began to sink in quicksand. John and this Chicago girl were farther out into the quicksand, whereas I was near enough to solid ground to grasp an overhanging shrub. John and the girl were now down almost to their waists in the quicksand, but I managed to pull myself to shore. “I’m going to die,” screamed the terrified girl, “but I don’t vant to die. Please help me, somebody!”

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Well, I tossed a few dead branches out to them to help slow down their descent. Meanwhile, my brother was trying to pacify the hysterical girl with encouraging talk. Seeing that we needed adult help, I started running toward camp and a few hundred yards upstream I met my Uncle Frank. As I gasped out the problem, we ran back to the pair in the quicksand. Uncle Frank cut a couple of long wild grapevines and tossed them out to the sinking pair, who were now down above their waists, after which he managed to pull them to safety. When we got back to camp, the Chicago damsel lauded John as her hero and lifesaver, though it was really my headwork that brought their rescue. And next day, she got a box of Chicago chocolates, which she shared exclusively with John, not even offering me a single one. That’s when it slowly began to dawn on me that women not only want words but glib palaver will offset strong, silent men who really deliver the groceries in real life! It took me several years, however, before the full implication sank into my thick skull, but 30 years later I thus launched my “Compliment Club” project with my psychology classes. My mother also often referred to the textbooks of William James, Harvard pioneer psychologist, so that may have helped predispose me to psychology. (Always wrltt to Or. Crant, Hopkins •Idg., Moiiott, Indiana 47»55, ancloslng a long stampad, addrassad anvalopa and lit to covar typing and printing costs whan you sand tar ona at his boaklats.)

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WANTED; Part time sports writers for the Banner-Graphic Sports Department to cover weekend basketball. Prior experience helpful, but not necessary. Contact Steve Fields, Sports Editor, after noon at 653-5151 or 653-3237 after 5 p.m. 10/30/TF WANTED; Service station attendant full time, day shift. Please furnish references. Part time evening shift also available. Reply to P.O. Box No. 6, Banner Graphic. 11/7/6T PART TIME licensed practical nurse. Reply to P.O. Box. No. 10. 10/26/TF WANTED; Salesmen and sales ladies to work the Putnam County Area, make from *SO- - per day. Everyday possible, no experience necessary, will train. Call Herschel Cook collect, 317-299-4988. Call 653-5151 To Place Your Classified Ad

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Help Wanted HELP WANTED: Assistant manager *169 per week plus bonus, apply between 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. United Oil on Indianapolis Road. 11/13/7T CERTIFIED DIETARY supervisor for ICF nursing home. 40 hr. week. P.O. Box No. 10, Banner Graphic. 10/26/TF WANTED; Part-time cook for fraternity, for interview call 653-8741 between 3:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. 11/TO/5T Automotive ~ 1975 BLAZER, P.S., P. 8., A.T., 62,000 miles, 4 wheel drive, 653-5151 between 8:00 a.m. til 3:00 p.m., ask for Pierre. FOR SALE; 1973 Dodge truck with camper, good condition, reasonable price, call 5965175 or 596-7887. 11/8/7T 1966 CHEVROLET Vi ton pickup. Very good condition. *575.00 739-6166. 11/12/2T 1972 DUSTER, A/C, P.S., P. 8., 18 MPG, 318 engine, asking *IBOO. 653-6705. 1967 BUICK SKYLARK *225. 653-5444. MURPHY BROS., INC. Pontiac-Olds-GMC Trucks 653-8426, Greencastle 1975 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL Leßaron. White with white leather interior. All options. 70,000 miles, *2,700. 6535483 after 4:00 p.m. 11/10/3P SEE US FOR new or used car. All models available. Greencastle Auto Sales. 1976 1 TON CHEVY truck, new tires & brakes, good condition, *2,900. Call 539-2033 day. 526-2283 evening. For Sale HICKORY AND BEECH, locust, firewood, *25 a load, delivered. 653-5541. (Call after 5:30 p.m.) 11/7/6T

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