Banner Graphic, Volume 11, Number 108, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 January 1981 — Page 14

The Putnam County Banner Graphic, January 7,1981

Supermarket Shopper

Is there limit on all refund offers?

By MARTIN SLOANE Dear Supermarket Shopper--I know that most refund offers are limited to one per family, but does this also apply to the “no form necessary" offers that appear in your column? - -Sherry R.. Little Rock, Ark, Dear Sherry-Approximately 95 percent of the refund offers made today are limited to one per family or address. This rule applies regardless of whether a refund form is required. I do, however, indicate in my listings those offers that you may take advantage of more than once. Dear Supermarket Shopper-Last week I received a $2 refund on spaghetti sauce. Today I- received a second $2 check from the same company. This must have been a mistake because I am very careful to send for only one refund when the offer so specifies. My conscience won’t allow me to cash the second check, so I am wondering what to do with it. Should I just tear it up?-Charlotte, Cincinnati. Dear Charlotte-I would send the duplicate check to the president of the company along with a note thanking him or her for the opportunity to save money with the company’s refund offers. Just address your letter to the “Office of the President” at the address shown on the product package. Dear Supermarket Shopper-When I started refunding a few months ago, I began to save all my proofs of purchase on national brands. After a while I got a little discouraged because so few of them were getting used. But the big day finally came! I already had rice on my shopping list. Then, when I saw the $6 refund offer on the Uncle Ben’s box, the rice practically jumped into my shopping cart by itself. This was a $5 refund offer for 12 proofs with an additional dollar if mailed before Dec. 31, 1980.1 hurried home and found 11 proofs in my file. The 12th was on the box I had just bought. My early-bird refund request was in the mail the next day. This was the easiest s6l ever ear-ned.-Mary G., Baton Rouge, La. Dear Mary-Thousands of new refunders have enjoyed a similar experience. They start out by saving every possible proof of purchase. As their collections of box tops and labels, they wonder if all their effort will ever pay off. But soon they start to find more refund forms at the supermarket and to trade forms with friends and by mail. Before they know it, they are regularly digging into their proof collections to send for refunds. This is what we call turning trash into cash. Millions of smart shoppers are doing it every da yREFUND OF THE DAY Write to the following address to receive the form required by this $1.50 refund offer: WishBone Italian Family Festival, P.O. box 8446, Clinton, lowa 52732. This offer expires June 30, 1981. •** CLIP N’ FILE REFUNDS ' Meat, Poultry, Seafood, Other Main Dishes ' Clip out this file and keep it with similar

House Call

Vitamins can aid elderly

By G.Timothy Johnson, M.D. Dear Dr. Johnson: You keep telling us that people who eat a reasonably well-balanced diet don’t usually need additional vitamins and minerals. Is this also true for elderly people? -- Margaret P, Phoenix, Ariz. Dear Margaret: If an older person eats a well-balanced diet, there should be little need to take additional vitamins or minerals. It is true, however, that older people tend not to absorb vitamins and minerals as well as younger people do. Unfortunately, too, many older people simply don’t eat well-balanced diets. When they don’t they increase the chances that they’ll need vitamin and mineral supplements. There is also the chance that deficiencies of certain vitamins - such as the B vitamins and folic acid - will contribute to

B.J. Becker

The art of circumvention

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cash-off coupons - beverage refund offers with beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed proofs of purchase while looking for the required refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers may not be available in all areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. Booth Shrimptacular Offer. Receive a refund of 75 cents, $1.50 or $2.50. For 75 cents, send the required refund form plus the end flap with ingredient list from one of the following Booth products: Fantail Breaded Shrimp, Shrimp in Batter, Golden Batter Heat ‘n’ Serve Shrimp, Golden Batter French Fried Shrimp. For $1.50, send the form plus two proofs. For $2.50, send the form plus three proofs. Expires June 30, 1981. Buitoni Foods Corp. Receive a 50-cent coupon. Send the required refund form plus “Buitoni” names and net-weight statements from two packages of Buitoni Large Round Cheese Ravioli. Expires Dec. 31,1981. Hunter Bacon. Receive a pound of Hunter Bacon. Send the required refund form plus the Universal Product Code from one package of Hunter Sliced Bacon. Expires Feb. 28,1981. Jones Susage and Stuffing Offer. Receive a $1 refund. Send the required refund form, the Jones trademark with the governmentinspection seals from one 16-ounce package of Jones Country Roll Sausage, the price mark from any package of Pepperidge Farm Stuffing plus the label from any can of pumpkin-pie filling. Expires May 31,1981, Swift Brown ‘n’ Serve Coupon Offer. Receive a package of Brown ‘n’ Serve Sausage. Send the required refund form plus the heating directions from any three Brown ‘n’ Serve packages. Void in Washington and Wisconsin. Expires June 30,1981. Swift Franks, Bar-B-Que Bonus Offer. Receive a $1 refund. Send the required refund form plus Universal Product Codes from any four Swift Premium Franks packages. Expires March 31,1981. Van De Kamp’s Offer. Receive two 50-cent coupons. Send the required refund form plus ingredient statements from the side panels of any two Van de Kamp’s fish-product packages. Expires July 31,1981. Dairy Products, Oils Margarine, Diet Products Chiffon Tailgate Offer. Receive the “Tailgate Party Cookbook.” Send the required refund form plus the words “Good enough to fool Mother Nature” from any three packages of Soft Chiffon. Expires Dec. 31,1981. Miracle Brand Margarine Offer. Receive a package of Miracle Margarine. Send the required refund form plus Universal Product Codes from any three packages of Miracle Margarine. Also indicate store name. Expires June 30,1981. Sweet 10 Refund Offer. Receive a 50-cent refund. Send the required refund form plus the entire label from one bottle of Sweet 10. Look for the hang tag. Expires May 31,1981.

mental, emotional or intellectual changes in an older person. An insufficiency of these vitamins should always be considered as a possible cause of mental changes. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend a sensible, moderate vitamin and mineral supplement to an elderly person. It shouldn’t do any harm, and it might do some good. But don’t overdo it. Dear Dr. Johnson: As I understand it, there seems to be increasing danger that plague may break out in this country. I find that hard to believe. I’ve always thought of the plague in association with the Middle Ages, and assumed it has been conquered. Is this really something we should worry about? - Kelly 8., Monrovia, Calif. Dear Kelly: Recent figures

3S> Pass 4<? Opening lead king of diamonds. How do you guess which way to finesse for a queen when the finesse can be taken in either direction? There are players who enjoy solving such problems, but most mortals don’t relish them at all. Take this case where declarer can make four hearts by playing West for the queen of trumps. He simply finesses against West and winds up losing two diamonds and a club. But if he elects to finesse against East, he goes down one. Oddly enough, the best

released by the U.S. Center for Disease Control in Atlanta show there have been 15 confirmed cases of plague in the United States so far this year. Four of these 15 plague victims died of the disease. But such small numbers aren’t cause for general alarm. Still, plague is a disease we must consider when we’re trying to diagnose an ailment whose symptoms include high fever, muscular pains, lymph node enlargement, lung infection, etc. This is particulary true if the patient lives in the western third of the United States, where all plague cases have occurred so far. Plague is a disease caused by one type of bacteria, Yersinia pestis. It is harbored in rodents and transmitted to humans by fleas.

way of dealing with the problem is not to finesse at all. The problem can be resolved by circumventing it! Let’s say East-West start out with three rounds of diamonds. Declarer ruffs and, since a club must be lost in any case, he concentrates all his energies on avoiding a trump loser. Instead of trying to guess the likely location of the queen a 50-50 proposition South directs his attention to other channels. He cashes three spades, discarding a club from dummy, then plays the A-K of clubs, ending in dummy. With five tricks to go and having

Worry Clinic

By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. Heed Dr. Arthur. In 1955, the FDA head said there is nothing of medical value in the sea! Now medical journals admit over 22 of the 44 soluble sea chemicals are VITAL to health! CASE X-603: Dr. Arthur, aged 42, is president of his county dental society. “Dr. Crane,” he said, “I have been interested in your stress on the biochemists view about the possible health values of the 44 ocean water chemicals. “But I never did anything about it till I began to have arthritis in my right arm, which hampers me in holding the dental drill. “So my wife and I visited friends in Florida over Christmas and I put 10 gallons of Atlantic water in the trunk of our car to bring back up north. “But how do I treat the water to make it potable? Will boiling it 15 minutes sterilize it sufficiently? “Is there a shelf life for it or does it deteriorate quickly? “What is the proper dosage when used as a preventive? And if a person has arthritis, cancer or other supposedly deficiency ailments? “Are there any contraindications, as for people on a low salt diet? “I’m ready to start using it, for several of our local dentists swear by it. And a local eye specialist tells me he uses a 1% solution of sea water as eye drops to help retard cataracts.” OCEAN MEDICINE Here are answers to Dr. Arthur’s queries: (1) Boil the whole sea water for 15 minutes to sterilize it and strain it through cloth to filter out any observable bits of wood, etc. (2) Its 44 chemicals are inorganic and thus do not deteriorate nor are they harmed by boiling. (3) Most people take a tablespoonful of the whole water in a glass of milk, tomato juice, orange juice, soup or just diluted in tap water, as a possible preventive of deficiency ailments. Those with arthritis, cataracts, cancer, asthma and the dozen or more other deficiency ailments use as much as a full glass (8 oz.) of whole water daily. By “whole water”, we mean just as it comes from the ocean, not boiled down for economy in shipping. (4) The most recent specialists in heart of high blood pressure patients, are viewing askance the former medical veto of salt. Even in a tablespoon of whole ocean water, the salt content is relatively slight. If you ingest too much sea water daily, it can produce loose stools to the point of diarrhea, so back up on dosage if that occurs. Personally, if I had cancer, I’d take at least 2 full glasses of ocean water daily, for an 85 lb. cancer woman ctank one full glass each 24 hours without diarrhea and I weigh 200 lbs. Several doctors have also written me about almost complete remission of Parkinson’s disease, psoriasis and asthma with this sea water therapy so send for my booklet “The Ocean’s 44 Trace Chemicals”, enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 25 1 . (Always write to Dr. Crane, Hopkins Bldg., Mellott, Indiana 47958, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 25‘ to cover typing and printing costs when you send lor one oi his booklets.)

lost two tricks to date he still has the A-J-9-6 of hearts and nine of clubs. Declarer now leads the ten of diamonds and ruffs it as East discards a spade. He then plays the nine of clubs. As a result of this method of play, the contract is now secure. It does not matter to declarer which opponent wins the club. He has the A-J-9 of trumps facing the K-10-8, and it is the defender’s turn to lead. The queen is trapped regardless of what happens next. In effect, South makes no direct effort to locate the missing queen. He simply lets nature take its course.

Auctions

ESTATE AUCTION SATURDAY, JAN. 10 at 10 A.M. I, the undersigned, will offer the following personal property from the ESTATE of MRS. REX (MARY A.) MINNICK for sale at public auction located at the old Riddell Bank building at 1 E. National Ave., Brazil, Indiana. HOUSEHOLD-ANTIQUES-COLLECTIBLES Zenith 23" color TV console; burnt orange 3-cushioned sofa-floral design (almost new); burnt orange platform rocker with ottoman; red velvet chair; (2) fireside chairs with cane backs and gold cushions; Duncan Phyfe mahogany drop-leaf table with (1) host chair and (3) straight chairs; 4 pc. bedroom suite (poster bed-complete, chest-of-drawers, dresser and vanity stool); French Provincial bed-complete; Hollywood-style bed with white vinyl headboard; night stand; 4-unit oak stack bookcases; china cabinet with talon feet; large buffet; dresser with swinging mirror; 4-drawer chest-of-drawers (blond); small sewing cabinet; orange hexagon hassock; walnut dresser with mirror; Federal fall-front secretary; oak 4-drawer chest-of-drawers; open-front bookcase; (4) Rose-back chairs; (3) oak straight chairs; chrome dinette table with (4) chairs; miscellaneous chrome dinette chairs; 7-drawer knee-hole desk and chair,- Emerson "Quiet Kool" air conditioner-2300 BTU (1-year-old); 2tier wicker round table; wooden frame upholstered chair; oak night stand with drawer; 6-legged stand table; square-top table; half-round table; large camel-back trunk; large steamer trunk; all-steel legal-size file cabinet; storage chest; Honeymoon treadle sewing machine; floor lamps; heavy brass table lamp; several table lamps; Annabella-Meito handpainted china (service for 8); hand-painted pitcher; pink and green depression glass; vases and planters (some vasoline); serving tray with glass-top; 1847 Roger Bros, triple-plated flatware (misc. pieces); Wallingford Co. silverplated flatware; Empress china (service for 4); misc. flatware; odds and ends silverplated items; punch bowl with 12 cups and ladle; misc. plates and glasses; Ball jars (pints); kitchen ware,miscellaneous cups and saucers; flower frogs; wicker sewing basket; tureen; Hoover portable washing machine; miscellaneous linens (sheets, towels, tablecloths, comforters); pillows; tank sweeper; Eureka upright vacuum; Easy-Spin washing machine; lawn chairs and rockers; room dividers; clocks,- flat irons; small applianies; aluminum cookware; cast iron skillets; lots of kitchen utensils; Goodall self-propelled lawn mower; hand push mower; Norelco shaver; 2-door Frigidaire "frost-free" refrigerator (white); bathroom supplies,- barometer unit; metal bank; box of old assorted buttons; Illinois law books,- Indiana House journals,- 1955 Indiana law books; Webster dictionaries; short story books,- political yearbooks; old song books; old school books,- old magazines,- pictures and frames; wall mirror; ornate picture frame,- brass candle sticks,- brass vase,- RCA radio,- misc. bottles; misc. luggage,- garden hose; hand tools (rakes, shovels, pitch forks,- saws, etc.),- 5 ft. and 6 ft. step ladders; tool box with hand tools; coal buckets; child's potty chair; Christmas decorations; 2-burner hot plate; snow shovel. ORIENTAL RUG: 9 X 1 2' rug from Iran with pad (authentic). INVALID CARE EQUIPMENT: Electric hospital bed; collapsible wheel chair; invalid potty chair; one-hand walker; bed tray. MANY ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST. Terms: Cash Not responsible for accidents. Lunch will be served. JOHN M. BAUMUNK, Executor and Attorney of the Estate of Mary A. Minnick HuLl Sale conducted by: BUTTS ILLIANA AUCTIONS y|l3r Brazil Ph.(812)446-2322 Terre Haute ph. 232-6242 Yfce? COLS. VIRGIL BUTTS, CAI and CHRIS PELL, Auctioneers

PUBLIC AUCTION Due to the death of Merlla Baumgardner and the Guardianship of Cleo Baumgardner, the following personal property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder without reserve at their residence, R.R. 1, Jamestown, Indiana. Take Interstate 74 to the Jamestown Exit (St. Rd. 75) go south to first road east (Old Union Road or Mid Jamestown-Lebanon Road) approximately 2Vi miles to first road south (Co. Rd. 600 W), first property on left; or take Old Union Road west of St. Rd. 39, 4 miles to Co. Rd. 600 W (follow signs). Saturday, January 10,1981 10:00 A.M. FARM EQUIPMENT - TOOLS - CAR - TRUCK - MOWER 1955 Allis Chalmers WD-45 in good condition w/2-row cultivators; 1949 Chevrolet 3800, % ton pickup truck; 1968 Bel Air, 4 door automobile; John Deere 7' 2 pt. hitch cycle bar mower; 14' flatbed wagon; 1978 Montgomery Ward 11 h.p. trans-axle mower w/38" deck; fence row mower w/Wisconsin engine; push mower; rubber tire wheel barrow,barb wire; wood extension ladders,- garden seeder; 1 yr. old Wards 5 h.p. roto tiller w/reverse,- 275 gal. overhead gas tank; 2 wheel trailer; garden plow; free standing corn sheller; yard roller; large lot of good hand, yard and garden tools; house jack; scrap iron; 6' alum, step ladder. MINI BARN-LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT 10'x 12' red mini barn, good; yr. old 9'xlß' hog shoat house; 2 older 9'xl2' shoat houses; hog feeders; hog and cattle feed lot panels,- 15' tube gates,- stock water tank; water troughs; 200 gal. milkkeeper w/compressor; 2 hog feeders; electric water pump,- chicken equipment. ANTIQUE FURNITURE-COLLECTIBLES Oak wash stand w/towel bar; Starr upright Victrola; oak wishbone dresser w/mirror,- Erla battery-type radio; oak wardrobe w/chest & mirror; clock shelf; youth bed; oak library tables; oak rope leg lamp table; Motorola upright radio; oak fern stand; oak cabinet sewing machine; Florence 6' tall wood burning stove; old picture frame includes oval w/convex glass w/reverse painting; oak rocker; wicker planter stand; no. 4 Dinner Bell; copper wash boiler,- Dazey 4 qt. butter churn; 1 qt. butter churn; cross cut saws; buck saws; coal buckets,- milk cans,- several large crock jars & jugs,- crock bowls,- graniteware,- lanterns,- rug beaters,- child's wagon plus several other old toys; old baskets,- coal oil lamps; Roseville vase,- 2-footed Carnival bowls,- Goofus glass; old cook books,- 1977 Frigidaire 20 cu. ft. harvest gold refrigerator; Co-op 30" electric range; 3 yr. old Co-op 25 cu. ft. chest freezer,- 2 yr. old Signature 23 cu. ft. chest freezer; Quasar b/w portable TV; Maytag wringer washer; Westinghouse apt. size refrigerator; Airline console color TV; Hoover upright sweeper; several fans,- 6' tall Ridgeway Tempus Fugit Grandfather clock w/Westminister chimes,- maple china cabinet, nice,- Brothers cabinet model sewing machine,- 2-3 pc. bedroom suites,- large Boston rocker; hexagon lamp table,- table lamps; knee-hole desk; card table w/4 chairs; table & bed linen; Jenny Lind bed; chest of drawers; floor lamps,- metal utility cabinets; picnic tables,- lawn furniture & statue,- 3 pc. wrought iron yard furniture; fruit jars,- large lot of kitchen dishes, whatnots and other items too numerous to mention. CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF LEBANON, INDIANA -EXECUTOR OF THE MERLIA BAUMGARDNER ESTATE AND GUARDIAN OF CLEO BAUMGARDNER. Tom Whitsitt of Iddings, Whitsitt & McClure, Attorney 1 Lebanon, Indiana CASHIER Connie Lawson , CLERK Darrell Storm ■JI TERMS OF SALE: B)Ctlofl€£rs Cash or Approved Check (Cashier or Certified Checks) gHE; Not Responsible In Case of Accident Danville, Ind. LAWSON-MARTIN REALTORS Lunch Served by 745-6404 “Snack Shack”

Leagal Notice SHAREHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETING The annual masting ol tha Stockholders of The First National Bank of Clovsrdale. Indiana for tha alactlon of Directors and other business that will come before the meeting will be held January 21, 1981. at the office of said bank. Polls will be open from 7:00 P M. to 8:00 P.M. P.S. Terry Vice President and Cashier Jan.7/IT

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Auctions

Legal Notices NOTICE The Greencastle Zoning Board of Appeals will meet Tuesday, January 20, 1981. at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall to consider the following: 1 Reorganization of the Board. 2. And any other Items that may be brought before the Board. Bob Lorlng Chairman Jan. 7/1T

Auction THURSDAY-JAN. Bth-Greenca-stle Auction 709 Maple. Due to large antique, collectible, household estate Auction this Saturday night, we will have regular auction Thursday night, 6-.30 p.m. Couch; beds; dinettes; chairs; TV; cabinets; misc. tools; glassware; misc. plumbing; 7 drawer desk; lots and lots boxes; consignments always welcome 653-8806 De Eilar- Auctioneer. 1/7/1T Mobile Homes ~ HOMES FOR LESS: 12x65, 3 bedroom $ 6,995. 14x70, 3 bedroom like new with washer and dryer *12,900. 14x65, 2 bedroom with wood burning fireplace *9,995. Ask about New Magic 10 Program. Only at Ottawa Instant Homes, 1300 S. Bloomington. 653-3222. 12/2/30T FOR SALE: 1972 12x65 mobile home with 10x20 deck and awning. Sits on large corner lot. $8,900. 795-6155. 1/6/12T Legal Notice THE PUTNAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MET IN SPECIAL SESSION MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1980 AT 8:30 A.M. LEGAL TIME IN THE PUTNAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE IN GREENCASTLE, INDIANA AND APPROVED THE FOLLOWING CLAIMS: Brian Mandenhall 167.20, Mickey Snodgrass 167.20 ATTEST: JEWEL BLUE PUTNAM COUNTY AUDITOR Jan. 7/1T THE PUTNAM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MET IN REGULAR SESSION MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1981 AT 8:30 A.M. LEGAL TIME IN THE COURTHOUSE, IN GREENCASTLE, INDIANA AND APPROVED THE FOLLOWING CLAIMS: PS2-81-067 PAYROLL Kenneth E. Johnson 498.10, Dorothy Williams* 333.48, Sharon K. Freeman 301.87, Katherine Jarvis 301.87, Ronda McKamey 301.87. Carol Sutherlin 301.87, David F. Billings 372.00, William E. Craig 12.40, Linda Francis 347.20, James D. Persinger 347.20, Richard Williamson 372.00 PS 2-81-067 HIGHWAY PAYROLL Brian Mendenhall 334.40, Mickey Snodgrass 334.40 PS2-81-067 CLAIMS IBM Corp. 53.00, Putnam County Council on Aging and Aged, Inc. 1850.00, 3M Corp. 53.00, Central Insurance Co. 20.00, General Telephone Co. 31.79, Putnam County Treasurer (Pert) 116.42, Gary P. Myers 175.00. Greencastle City 2360.27, Banner Graphic 22.76 Putnam County Headstart 537.23, Putnam County Treasurer BC/BS 584.32 ATTEST: Jewel Blue, Putnam County Auditor Jan. 7/IT

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Apartments FURNISHED EFFICIENCY, utilities included, close to campus and town. No pets, adults only, *165. 653-6550. 1/7/TF ONE UNIQUE bedroom apt. downtown, S2OO a month includes all utilities. Deposit and references required, 6535318. 1/6/5T ONE BEDROOM near downtown, newly remodeled. Heat and water furnished. 6535689 after 6 pm. 1/3/TF COLONIAL ARMS: 1 bedroom unfurnished apartment, total electric. No children no pets, inquire about winter special. Phone 653-9298 after 4 pm. 12/6/TF murphybrosTrealty Apartment Rentals 653-8426 SPACIOUS CONTEMPORARY 4 room, carpeted apartment, Bainbridge, air conditioned, appliances, heat and water furnished. 539-4346. 12/4/TF 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT, partially furnished, 653-8272. 10/21/TF 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT, furnished, all utilities paid, single occupancy only. Available Jan. 12.653-4368. 1/6/2T For Rent FOR RENT: Rural modual home. 3 bedroom, IV2 bath, garage. 8 miles south of Cloverdale. Phone 812-879-4381. 1/5/6P FOR RENT: Redecorated 3 bedroom home on Crescent Dr. Partially carpeted, 1 bath, laundry room, attached garage. Available immediately. No pets. Deposit and references required. Phone 653-5226 after 5:00 pm. 1/5/3T COUNTRY LIVING-3 bedroom modern house, family room, kitchen, laundry, call 8564373 in evenings. 12/31/6P

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