Banner Graphic, Volume 12, Number 97, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 January 1982 — Page 7

Classifieds: 653-5151, Daily S to 5, closed Sat.

House Call Coffee effective?

By G. Timothy Johnson, M.D. DEAR READERS: A while ago, I stated that drinking coffee after drinking alcoholic beverages provides no protection against alcohol’s effects on the ability to drive. Recently, however, I read in a news item that research now indicates coffee may be somewhat heipfull against the effects of alcohol. Answer: The key word is '“Somewhat.” The study, conducted at the Southern California Research Institute in Encino, suggests caffeine may have a modest sobering effect. This is a preliminary finding which needs more confirmation - and it should not be taken to mean that a cup of coffee makes it safe for a drunk to drive. At best, the study shows that coffee may counteract very small amounts of alcohol. But clearly, coffee will not enable an obviously “dead drunk” person to drive safely. Question: Can scabies cause hives? Answer: A lot of things can cause hives -- including scabies. When hives appear, therefore, •it is important to search the entire skin area for possible coincidental or related skin infections. Question: Is it true that children of working mothers have lower IQs than children whose mothers do not work? Answer: An article in the September 1981 issue of a journal called Child Development does suggest that possibility.* However, the tests were performed on a very small group of children, whose average age was 3. There are so many variables that can affect these results that I do not put much stock in them. I think we have a lot more to learn before we can come to any firm conclusions on the complicated and emotional issue. DEAR READERS: In the Oct. 22, 1981, issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, a Chicago physician wrote about a man who absorbed some volatile oils from dried red chili

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peppers, frequently used in Szechuan and Hunan Chinese foods. The man’s fingertips were scraped and raw from sandpapering some furniture. Apparently, when he later prepared the peppers for cooking, the pepper oils soaked through his irritated skin and caused intense pain. The physician points out that the use of rubber gloves when handling the peppers would have prevented "this ordeal.” Question: Is it true that hot baths are dangerous for people with multiple sclerosis? Answer: An article in the Sept. 4, 1981, issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association points out that a hot bath (43 degrees centigrade for 10 to 15 minutes) could cause certain neurological symptions in some individuals with multiple sclerosis. Whether or not this means a hot bath will worsen the symptoms of MS remains to be seen. The authors of the article also suggest that a hot bath may be useful to diagnose or confirm the presence of MS, although it certainly is not a definitive test for the disease. Diabetes affects between four and 10 million people in this country - and the number increases an alarming 6 percent every year. In fact, diabetes is the most common metabolic disorder in humans. Yet it is one of the few medical defects in which the patients can have a major impact on the course of the disease. In his new HEALTHBEAT Special Report, Dr. Johnson tells you what diabetes is and what you can do to control it. For a copy of his informative and encouraging report, send $1 and a long, stamped (20 cents), selfaddressed envelope to DIABETES REPORT, Box 259, Norwood, N.J. 07648 Make check payable to Newspaperbooks. (C) 1981 By The Chicago Tribune-New York

Legal Notices NOTICE OF SALE OF MEDICAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES The medical office equipment and supplies of Samuel C. Minis, M.D., deceased, will be offered for sale pursuant to the terms of this Notice. Dr. Mlllls was engaged In the family practice of medicine for more than twenty (20) years prior to his death, and pursuant to an Order of the Montgomery Circuit Court, the Personal Representative of his estate will offer for sale at: January 4,1982 2:00 o'clock p.m. 312 Jones Avenue Crawfordsvllle. Indiana the following: EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES: Three (3) examining-treatment rooms of equipment, 1.e., table, stool, desk, baby scale, chairs, lamps. treatment stand, cabinets: miscellaneous medical Instruments Incidental to practice: Burton Larynx View; GF Mini Echo Sounder: tonsil Instruments. Automatic Tympanograph; Binocular Microscope. BItL, 4 ob); Laparoscopic Tubal Instruments. Bandages, sutures, dressings, sponges, syringes and other medical supplies. The foregoing Is but a representative listing of the Items offered for sale and a detailed Inventory and appraisal of the entire stock may be obtained by contacting attorneys tor the estate: Young, Harris & Harvey 321 Ben Hur Building Crawfordsvllle, Indians (317) 362-2243 TERMS OF SALE: Sealed bids for the entire stock being offered for sale will be accepted up to the time of sale, and such sealed bids should be submitted to the attorneys for the estate no later than 2:00 o'clock p.m., January 4,1982. All parlies submitting sealed bids will be permitted the opportunity to competitively increase such bid, provided the bidder is present at the date of sale. All bids submitted will be considered to be an offer for the entire stock being sold. Such stock will be sold to the highest net bidder, for cash, and for not less than the full appraised value thereof. Removal of the stock from the medical office shall be at the option of the buyer, within a reasonable time after the date of sale; however, the Personal Representative expressly denies any liability lor loss or damage to such stock after the execution of the contract of sale. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS: The Personal Representative reserves the right to reject any and all bids, and to waive any Irregularities In the sale. EXAMINATION OF STOCK: The office of Dr. Millis, 312 Jones Avenue. Crawfordsvllle. Indiana, Is open Irom 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. • 3:30 p.m., Monday - Friday, with the exception ol the afternoons of December 24, 1981, and December 31, 1981, during which hours any prospective bidder may inspect or examine the stock for sale. Signed and dated this 17th day of December. 1981. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY OF INDIANAPOLIS, Personal Representative of the Estate of Samuel C. Millis, Dec. Dec. 22124128130/Jan. 2/ST

Worry clinic

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

Martin uses a smokescreen to hide his platonic nature. His devoted wife thinks he no longer loves her. She is wrong. But he prefers a worried wife to one who despises him! CASE A-707: Martin J., age 53, is a problem husband. “Dr. Crane,” his wife explained, “we have been happily married for 30 of our 31 years. “But during the past few months, Martin has shown an aversion to kissing me goodbye when he leaves for work in the morning. “Nor will he kiss me when he returns home at night. “And he no longer shows any interest in what you term boudoir cheesecake. “If I try to kiss him or show any affection, he roughly pushes me away. “And now he demands twin beds for he claims my snoring keeps him awake. “But, Dr. Crane, when I have visited my married daughter and slept with her, she positively says I do not snore! “So what has happened to Martin and is it possible for us to restore our formerly happy love for each other?” SEX CAMOUFLAGE Martin has a very attractive wife, slender and devoid of halitosis, dandruff, “B.O.” and such cleanliness defects. “But why doesn’t he love me?” she moans. Martin does love her! But he pushes her away because he fears she will disdain him if she realizes he is platonic! So Martin prefers to keep her worried about his aloofness, rather than turn her away and maybe lose

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3 B.R. solid older home in good location. Lease with oplion, favorable terms available. 3 B.R. Cape Cod home in excellent area. Fireplace, large rooms, porches and enclosed back yard. V.A. mortgage. 609 S. Bloomington Phone 653-3141

FOUR BEDROOM, aluminum siding house on 1.98 acres. *29,500. price reduced. Phone 653-9402. Immediate possession. 12/28/30P Mobile Homes WHY RENT? 12x50, 2 bedroom mobile home with skirting and enclosed patio, including lot, only $10,900. Contract available. 739-6441. 12/18/30T Get Results With A Fast Action Want Ad

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her via divorce. When husbands cannot function in the sexual role, they become panicky lest their wives will realize that they are impotent. So they concoct a wide variety of sexual camouflage to disguise their reduced libido. Previously, I have cited many of these devices, such as excessive drunkenness, plus addiction to golf and poker parties, sometimes excessive dedication to handling a Boy Scout Troop or a YMCA boys’ group. Others cover up their impotence via being workaholics, so their wives will think their lack of ardor is due to physical exhaustion due to long hours at the office or factory. Sometimes physical poor health, such as anemia and diabetes or tobacco and liquor, may lower their energy level below the 100% libido level. But FEAR is what usually drives a husband into early impotence, for the mind can defeat even massive shots of testosterone! Virile young bridegrooms can even be thrown into a platonic role on their honeymoon with their new bride, due to purely psychological reasons. So Martin’s wife must realize the more he shuns touching her, the more he really loves her but is scared he’ll lose her due to her disdain, if she finds he cannot function in the boudoir. Send for my booklet “How to Banish Male Impotence,” enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 25 d. ( Always write to Dr. Cr»n«, Hopkins Bldg , Mellotl, Indiena 47V58, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and tic to cover typing and printing costs when you send tor one of his booklets I

SERVICE MASTER PROFESSIONAL CLEANING Carpets, furniture, walls and floors. For free estimates locally, phone 653-6335 or Crawfordsville, 362-2107. ************* * STARR GUNS v Guns of All Types * * for home protection and homing. * Hour*: 10 AM. to 2 P.M. except * Frldey. First house S. ot 1-70 on Roed * * 650 E. « ¥ Garold Starr, 795-4701 * *************

Mobile Homes 1974 BAYVIEW MOBILE home, 12x68, 2 bedroom, central air, gas heat, partly furnished, $6,800. 539-2218 call after 5 p.m. 12/31/12P FOR SALE: 12x60 Buddy mobile home, 4'xlo’ tip out. Total gas, new skirting, new carpet, washer and dryer hookups. Bxl2 wooden barn included. 653-2136. 12/29/6T NEW 14' X 52' 2 bdrm., gas, *10,900; New 14' X 70' 3 bdrm., with fireplace, *15,900; New 14' X 70' 2 bdrm., total electric, *17,900; Used 12' X 60' 3 bdrm. gas, *4,495; Used 10' X 50' 2 bdrm., *2,295. Ottawa Instant Homes, 1300 S. Bloomington St., 653-3222. 12/10/30T Apartments 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT total electric, furnished, carpeted, utilities paid. $195 month. Hilltop Apts. 653-4368. 12/15/TF FOR RENT: Furnished apartments. All utilities furnished. Located in Greencastle. 7954092 or 795-4392. 1/2/2T 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT downstairs, all utilities paid. 204 S. Vine. Phone 653-5688. 1/2/2T 2 BEDROOM, CLOVERDALE $lB5. plus utilities. 1 bedroom, Cloverdale, $l6O. including utilities. 795-6292. 12/30/4T PLEASANT TWO-room furnished apartment near campus, $l4O. monthly including utilities. References. Small deposit. 653-4829. 12/29/6P FOR RENT: 2 room furnished apartment with heat and water. No pets or children. Call 653-4072. 12/29/TF MAPLE TERRACE Apts. Holiday Special. Rent a two bedroom unfurnished apt. for the price of a one bedroom on a short term lease. Total electric, no children, no pets. Phone 6539298. Merry Christmas. 12/23/12T 2 BEDROOM UPPER floor with fireplace, adults, no pets, utilities paid. By week, month or lease. Can work out part of rent. 653-4009. 12/16/TF NICE APARTMENT, close to town and campus, prefer single. $l7O. includes utilities except electric. 653-5769 or 522-6867. 12/30/3T APARTMENT RENTALS Murphy Bros. Realty. 653-8426. 12/10/TF SPACIOUS 1 BEDROOM apartment, adults only, no pets. Heat and water furnished. *205. month. 653-6550. 12/15/TF EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, electric heat, air conditioned, country atmosphere, utilities furnished. No pets. Deposit required. 653-3317. 12/12/30P For Rent ~~ NEWLY REDECORATED 4 bedroom home, fully insulated, IV2 car garage, 2 miles from town. Greencastle School district. *3OO. per month. Call 653-9756 during day. 12/23/TF FOR RENT: 2 bedroom furnished mobile home. No pets. Deposit. 653-5336. 12/31/3T NICE CLEAN CARPETED 3 bedroom unfurnished house in Fillmore, $175. plus deposit. 745-4978. 12/31/TF

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INSULATION SUPPLY CO. Do it yourself and save! Celluiose - *4.49/ bag Machine rentals or let us do it for you! f«f ISTIMATtS BrozH - 112-441-2764

For Rent FOR RENT: 3 house trailers, 10x50, S9O. month; 10x50 with 2 tipouts, $125. monthly; 12x60, $125. Near Cataract Falls. Call 795-4985. 1/2/2P FOR RENT: Small 2 bedroom house, gas heat, no pets. Phone 653-9264. 12/29/4T FOR RENT: 2 bedroom house, carpeted, adults only, no pets. 653-6966 or 653-3219. 10/1 /TF Help Wanted CHASE THE BLUES. Pay holiday bills selling Avon. Fun, good sss! 653-3870. 12/28/6P

We Are Opening A New Wing WANTED: RN-LPN-QMA Full or Part-Time Positions All Shifts Heritage House Convalescent Centei 1601 Hospital Drive Greencastle 653-2602

Automotive WANT TO SELL your car? Want to avoid the hassle? Let us sell your car for you at your price. For details call Murphy Bros. 653-8426 or 317-839-8619. 12/10/TF

RENTAL CARS Dick Brown Auto Sales N. Jackson St. 653-8044

Wanted DO YOU NEED a babysitter for New Year's eve, evenings, or weekends. Phone 653-4425. 12/30/3P WANTED: Fur & Ginseng, trapping supplies. R. G. Walters, Fur & Ginseng Co., Coatesville, IN. 386-2377. Sat. TF

MAMA NUNZ Seating for 100 (That is 10 at a time) 502 1 /2 Bloomington St. (behind liquorama) Dine In or Carry Out Mon.-Thurs. 5 p.m. • 1 a.m. Fri. - Sat. 5 p.m. • 2 a.m. Sun. 4 p.m. - 12 midnight 653-8403 - 653-8402

For Sale FOR SALE: 3 pc. living room suite, like new, S4OO. Call 653-9294 after 6 p.m. 12/30/3P BAR AND CHAIN oil, *3.75 gal. Two cycle oil, 8 oz., *.39. Farm Supply, 801 S. Jackson. Open Sundays. 12/16/30T FOR SALE: Firewood, *25. load delivered. Phone 653-2398 or 653-3791. 12/14/30P POULAN CHAIN saw sales and service. Greencastle Tractor Sales, across from fairgrounds. 653-6319. 12/1/30T STRAW FOR sale. Cantonwine, 653-4579. 12/5/30P GOOD MIXED firewood. You haul, $25. a rick and seasoned locust line and corner post. 795-4319. 12/5/30P

Craft Old Timer Cramer Don Walton Stove Sales Wood Coal Stoves - Inserts - Add-on Furnaces. Behind Post Office in Cloverdale 795-4449 All Nighter Wonder Warm

SURVIVAL Food & Supplies Shooting Supplies STARR'S GUN SHOP 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. except Fri. Ist House S. of I-70 on Rd. 650 E. 795-4701

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For Sale KING SIZE WATER bed, complete with heater, like new, best offer over S2OO. 7954985. 1/2/2P Business Services PLUMBING REPAIRS and sewers cleaned or augered. L.L. Hodge. Phone 653-6974. 12/18/30P STUMPS REMOVED. Cutter method. Don Trump. 317-386-2300. 12/28/30P REMODELING, ALUMINUM siding, home repairs, additions, garages. Free estimates. Doug Neumann. 653-5248. HEAVY DUTY wood splitters for rent. Chuck's Rental, x /i block east of high school. 6533092. 11/25/30T WILLIAMS UPHOLSTERY. Phone 795-3304. Samples shown in home. Free estimates, free pick up and delivery. WANTED TO DO general hauling. Rock, coal and sand, 1-4 tons. Calf6s3-8075. 12/10/30P DON SCAGGS PLUMBING. Plumbing installation and repairs, residential and business. 653-6324. 12/2/30P PHOTOGRAPHY: Weddings, portraits, portfolios. Call 3862851. 11/25/30T WOODS PLUMBING. New and repair, sewer cleaning. Free estimates. Residential, commercial and farm. Morton 739-6567. 12/2/30P THE CHIMNEY Sweeper. Save - do-it-yourself. Chuck's Rental, I/2 block east of high school. 653-3092. 11/25/30T RALPH HUTCHESON & SONS General contractor, aluminum siding, garages, roofing remodeling, room additions, storm windows and doors, and general repairs. Financing available. Phone 6724757 or 672-8154. Livestock for Sale FOR SALE: Purebred Duroc boars and gilts. Free delivery. Johnny M. Long, Elnora, IN 812-692-5550. 12/17/60T

W "WYOUR DAILY Horoscope from the Carroll Righter institute JL

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY, JAN. 2, 1982 GENERAL TENDENCIES: An excellent day for you to accept an invitation to be with persons you feel comfortable with. You have much insight now so listen carefully to what they have to suggest. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 191 A new acquaintance can be helpful to you now, so cultivate this relationship. Take better care of your health. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Listen to the voice of your intuition since it can be helpful in solving problems you may have. Relax at home tonight. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Contact those with whom you want to reach a better accord and get the right results. Use your Gemini charm. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Be sure of the motives behind any activities you engage in today. Make plans for improving your surroundings. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Study new ways that could give you added income in the days ahead. Show increased devotion to family members. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) A good day to discuss mutual aims with close ties. Use more diplomacy and increase harmony at home. Show that you are sensible. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Ideal day to visit persons who can give you ideas to become more successful. Allow time to engage in favorite hobby. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) A good day to make longrange plans that could give you more abunance in the future Follow the advice of an expert. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 211 Go to friends who can give you ideas on how to acquire more of the world's goods. And you can help them with their aims. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Analyze your present position and make sure you know how to progress in the future. Study details of a new venture. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Being your own gregarious self is wise today. Attend a group meeting and have a delightful time. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Show vour talents to influential persons and gain their hacking. Avoid one who is jealous of you and could do vou harm IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ... he or she will have a strong desire to get ahead from the earliest age, so be sure to provide with a good education. You could easily have a famous person here. Any bluntness should be curbed earlv. A fine person in this chart. “The Stars impel, they do not compel.'' What you make of your life is largely up to you! 198? McNaught Syndicate, Inc ;

Livestock For Sale LANDRACE BOARS and gilts. Wheat straw. Would also like to rent tillable farm land. 2466886. 12/17/30T FOR SALE: 109 feeder pigs, 2 boars, 2 sows with pigs by side, 23 sows due to farrowsome within a month. Buy one or what you need. Call 6535525. 12/30/3 P Notices NEED TO TALK to someone? We're always here. CONTACT. 653-2645. Call collect in Putnam County. 12/9/30T TIMBER TIMBER

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TIMBER TIMBER Wanted To Buy WANTED USED pianos any type. Call collect area 317-284-5917. 12/17/30P BUYING METALS. New hours, 12 noon-8 p.m. Also trash hauling, no commercial. Max Williams. 653-4425. 12/5/30T WANTED TO BUY: Oriental rugs wanted. Any size or condition. Call 800-553-8021 or 319-323-4024. 11/28/30P Pets For Saie FREE: 5 YEAR old mi7ed breed, medium to large male dog, needs good home. Has shots. 386-2837. 12/17/12T Situations Wanted SITUATION WANTED: Work any type. Part or full time 596-4763. 12/30/3P PIANO TUNING an~d rebuilding by Bob Duncan. Call 812-877-1153. 11/10/TF

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