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THE BANNERGRAPHIC December 16,1989

Less of Moore better?

Once scoring as bullseye as 007, Roger eyes new number

LONDON (AP) For actor Roger Moore, James Bond is a closed chapter, except for occasional snatches of Bondian repartee. “The only time you don’t want a tape recorder is under the bed,” he jokes to an interviewer on the set of “Bullseye,” his latest movie. Moore, who took over from Sean Connery as Agent 007, is 62 now and taking it easy. He tried a musical and quit during rehearsals. “Bullseye,” he says, is “an extension of our home life,” because it pairs him with an old friend, Michael Caine. His daughter also has apart HE HAS AN EASY, unpretentious manner, and looks fit enough to do another Bond movie or two. But “A View to a Kill,” in 198 S, was his seventh and last and he has no plans to play the role again. Before that he did eight years as “The Saint” on television. In “Bullseye,” he and Caine play double roles as a pair of unsuccessful con men and as crooked atom scientists selling state secrets. Sally Kirkland, a 1987 Academy Award nominee for “Anna,” plays the girl they once shared. Deborah Barrymore, Moore’s 26-year-old daughter, plays an undercover CIA agent The sls million comedy caper, directed by Michael Winner (“Death Wish,” “A Chorus of Disapproval”), comes from Menahem Golan’s 21st Century productions, and is due for U.S. release late next summer. Leslie Bricusse’s script allows Moore to show off a David Niven-esque comic touch that was often lacking in the Bond movies. MOORE TRACES HIS friendship with the 56-year-old Caine to the 19605, when he bumped into him on a London street “I’d seen him on TV, stopped him and told him I thought he had a future,” recalled Moore, adding teasingly. “It shows how

Phil Collins has another No. 1 hit on singles chart

By The Associated Press The following are the top record hits and leading popular compact discs as they appear in next week’s issue of Billboard magazine. Copyright 1989, Billboard Publications Inc. Reprinted with permission. HOT SINGLES 1. Another Day in Paradise” Phil Collins (Adamic) 2. Know Much” Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Neville (Elektra)-Gold (More than 500,000 singles sold.) 3. Didn’t Start the Fire” Billy Joel (Columbia)-Gold 4. Nation” Janet Jackson (A&M) 5. “With Every Beat of My Heart” Taylor Dayne (Arista) 6. “Back to Life” Soul II Soul (VirginPlatinum 7. Up the Jam” Technotronic Featuring Felly (SBK) 8. Like Jesse James” Cher (Geffen) 9. One’s For the Children” New Kids on the Block (Columbia) 10. in Sin” Bon Jovi (Polygram) TOP LP’S 1. You Know It’s True” Milli Vanilli (Arista)-Platinum (More than 1 million units sold.) 2. Front” Billy Joel (Columbia) 3. Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation 1814” Janet Jackson (A&M)-Platinum 4. Seriously” Phil Collins (Atlantic) 5. Your Girl” Paula Abdul (Virgin)-Platinum 6. Tough” New Kids On the Block (Columbia)-Platinum 7. Aerosmith (Geffen)Platinum 8. Thing” The B-52’s (Reprise)-Platinum 9. Merry Christmas” New Kids on the Block (Columbia)-Platinum 10. Moon Fever” Tom Petty (MCA)-Platinum COUNTRY SINGLES 1. Woman in Love” Ronnie Milsap (RCA) 2. of Your Shoes” Lorrie Morgan (RCA)

‘Batman’ top video rental

By The Associated Press The following are the most popular videocassettes as they appear in next week’s issue of Billboard magazine. VIDEOCASSETTE RENTALS 1. “Batman” (Warner) 2. (Paramount) 3. II” (RCA-Columbia) 4 “K-9” (MCA) 5. Girl” (CBS-Fox) 6. Fugitives” (Touchstone) 7. Anything” (CBS-Fox) 8. Framed Roger Rabbit” (Tbuchstone) 9. Man” (MGM-UA) 10. League” (Paramount)

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ROGER MOORE: James Bond role often like playing with fire

wrong I was.” Michael and Shakira Caine and Roger and Luisa Moore have often stayed with each other in Switzerland or Los Angeles. Their first children were bom six weeks apart, so the two wives “shared” their pregnancies, Moore said. Unlike the ever-busy Caine, Moore insists: “I’m very happy not working.... I don’t need work to keep me happy. “IF YOU REALLY WANT to act,” he says, “you have to want to do it more than anything. You have to be willing to put up with crap at all levels, including the food you

3. “Who’s Lonely Now” Highway 101 (Warner Bros.) 4. I Can’t Take It Anymore” Billy Joe Royal (Atlantic) 5. “It Ain’t Nothin’” Keith Whitley (RCA) 6. Gone, Gone, Gone” Glen Campbell (Universal) 7. a Long and Lonesome Highway” Rodney Crowell (Columbia) 8. Goes My Heart Again” Holly Dunn (Warner Bros.) 9. Just About Does It” Vem Gosdin (Columbia) 10. “Two Dozen Roses” Shenandoah (Columbia) ADULT CONTEMPORARY SINGLES 1. Another Day in Paradise” Phil Collins (AUantic) 2. Am I Supposed to Live Without You” M. Bolton (Columbia) 3. “Sacrifice” Elton John (MCA) 4. “Don’t Know Much” Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Neville (Elektra) 5. “The Way to Your Heart” Soulsister (EMI) 6. Richard Marx (EMI) 7. Last Worthless Evening” Don Henley (Geffen) 8. Train” Rod Stewart (Warner Bros.) 9. It All Back” Grayson Hugh (RCA) 10. “Walk On By” Melissa Manchester (MCA) BLACK SINGLES 1. of My Love” The Gap Band (Capitol) 2. Lover” Babyface (Solar) 3. “Ain’t Nuthin’ in the World” Miki Howard (Atlantic) 4. “Rhythm Nation” Janet Jackson (A&M) 5. “Let’s Get It On” By All Means (Island) 6. the Real Thing” Angela Winbush (Mercury) 7. Heart” Sharon Bryant (Wing) 8. Mister” Patti Laßelle (MCA) 9. Be Good to You” Quincy Jones with Ray Charles & Chaka Khan (Qwest) 10. Soul” Maze featuring Frankie Beverly (Warner Bros.)

VIDEOCASSETTE SALES 1. “Batman” (Warner) 2. Framed Roger Rabbit” (Touchstone) 3. (Disney) 4. “The Land Before Time” (MCA) 5. “The Wizard of Oz: The Fiftieth Anniversary Edition” (MGM-UA) 6. Kids on the Block: Han gin’ Tough Live” (CBS) 7. “New Kids on the Block: Hangin’ Tough” (CBS) 8. of Arabia” (RCAColumbia) 9. Best of Eddie Murphy: Saturday Night Live” (Paramount) 10. the Red Nosed Reindeer” (Family)

eat and sometimes the food you don’t eat” He surprised the entertainment world by taking a singing role in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s new musical, “Aspects of Love.” But he bowed out in March, six weeks into rehearsal, saying he couldn’t sing the part. “It’s all right, I suppose, if you’re 20: You jump in, and you do it. Otherwise, you’re up there to be sniped at; it’s very much a no-win situation.” He has one film awaiting release, “Bed and Breakfast” with Talia Shire and Colleen Dewhurst, and another comedy set to roll early next year.

Legal Notice

ORDINANCE NO. ISM - 3 An Ordbwnca Providing For Tbo Control Ol Abandoned Or Inoperable Motor Vattictoa It being In tie common interest of tie citizens of the community that regulations be eetebMehed for the control of inoperable or abandoned motor vahidee within the corporate limits of the Town of Ctoverdele; WHEREFORE, tie Trustees of the Town of Ctoverdalu have deemed that it la in the beet Interest of the citizens of the community that inoperable or abandoned motor vehicles be regulated and controled or create health hazards. Including a habitat for rodents and vermin; BE IT ORDERED AND ORDAINED by the Board of Trustees of the Town of Cloverdele, Putnam County, Indiana, as folowe: SECTION I. The Town Board of tie Town of Cloverdele adopts the rules, procedures and definitions of the Indtana Abandoned Vehicle Statute pursuant to Indiana Code 99-1.1-1 and fotowtng all as amended. (a) The defbiitlone of I.C. t-t-1.1-1 w mppifninitd k fodowt: (1) The deflniton of "abandoned vehicle" shall Include Inoptrsblo of unDoHMtd itmi-lriilcrt, yniotnttd not uitd lor habitation md othtf inopwibb non-motoriad equipment designed to be pulled on public highways. (3) Abandoned vehicle shell not Include farm equipment located on a farm or vehicles located on farm property end being utilized for agricUturaf purposes SECTION t. H shall be unlawful for any parson owning or having custody of any Inoperable motor vehicle or motor vehicle accessories to store or permit any such vehicle or accessories to rsmatn within the town for a period of more than seventy-two (72) hours after receipt of a notice requiring such removal, and it shell be further untewtiS for any parson owning any private property In the town to store or to permit to remain any such vs hi rise or accessories on Ns

Legal Notice

ORDINANCE 1969-4 An Ontinane* Setting Out Traffic Regulation* And Prevkflng Penalties WHEREAS, It la In tha beet Interest of tha Town to regulate Waffle, Including parking, within the Town of Ctovordato. and WHEREAS, LC. *4-1-28 **- tabiiehee glide tinea for ffta development of a ayatam of Waffle regulation by tha Town. NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Town Board of tha Town of Ctovardala ttat tha foil owing rutot Mid rtgulHom bt idoptod: A. Parking Regttixtiona At any time K ahaff be unlawful to permit arty vehicle to atand In any of tha following piece*, except when nacaaaary to avoid conflict with otter traffic or in compliance with tha dl recti one of a policeman or Waffle control device: 1. In any inter aacW on 2. In a croaawalk. 1 Upon arty bridge or viaduct, or fta approach tiaroto. 4. Between a aafaty zona and tha adjacent curb or within thirty feet of a point of tha curb Immediately oppoaite the and of a aafaty zona. 5. Within Mrty feat of a Waffle algnet, beacon, or eign on tha approaching aide. 8. Within twenty feat of any intareacWon or croaawefk. 7. At arty piece vfftara tha etending of a vehicle wit reduce tie usable width of tha roadway for moiAng Waffle to lea* than eighteen feat 8. Within fifteen feat of a IWa hydrant 8. At any place where by vehicle would block tha ua* of a driveway. 10. Within fifty feat of tha nearest rafl of a railroad grad* crossing 11. Within twenty fast of the driveway entrance to any fbe department a tali on and on the aide of tie street oppoafte tha entrance to any auch station within as verity five feat of auch anwsncs than property sign posted. 12. On any aid aw elk or parkway. 13. At any piece where official signs piohlbtl parking. 14. At arty place where tha curb has bean painted ye Bow by tha to m 15. Parking apacaa for mobility handicapped persona. H shat be unlawful lor any parson without a mobility handicap or not using a whaalchaW to park in any apaca reserved for auch harvflcwrpad parsons; provide, however, that a Alvar of a vehicle used In Wansporbng auch hantScappod persons may park in such apace*. 16. A vtolaWon of this Ordnance shall be punishable by a fine of 85.00 for parking violations or 810.00 fbta if such parking res Wide Waffle. B. Stop Sign and Thoroughfare Designation

property for morn than a Ike period. Such etorage le declared to be a public nuiaance and may be abated or removed and penaltiet impoaed aa provided In Me ordinance. SECTION M. The owner of any vehicle removed by reaaon of violation of Me ordinance or purauant to LC. S-S-1.1 ahall be labia lor towing feoa not in axcaaa of $35.00 and etorage not in axcaaa of sf.so par day. SECTION IV. Vahidee ln*>ounded or removed purauant to Me ordinance ahall be diepoaed of in accordance With ha provision# of I.C. »-»-t.f at eeq. SECTION V. There ahall be created within the accounta of the Town of Ctovarrlalo an account doeignated "Abandoned Vehicle Account" to which aH receipts for sale of motor voNcteo. parte imd accaa aortas aha! be created, and from which aH expenses relating to removal and storage shall be chores SECTION VI. Any parson owning vehicles or parte and accessories, or any parson par milling such vs hi das, p§rti md acctMoriti to remain on public or private property In violation of Ma ordinance ahal be liable for a fine not to exceed $25.00 for each vehicle or set of parte or accessories. rinse for first violation are aetebHshad at $20.00 with subsequent violations sat at $25.00 par day of violation. In addition, any such vehicle, parte and accessories may be removed and stored and the owner shall be liable for such coats. SECTION VH. This ordinance shall become effective upon publication. PASSED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF CLOVERDALE, INDIANA, on Ms 11th day of December, i$M. BOARD OF TRUSTEES r*A. n :-a . ■WI ÜBBSKH, ridßKWni Teresa E. Adame, Trustee Steven Waiters, Trustee ATTEST: Ruby Barnett, Ctorh-Tieaaurar December tS/tT

Tha toMowing sweet* shall be designated aa "one stay" or ' thoroughfare*;" and any vehicle entering a through sweat shell coma to a full stop before proceeding onto auch highway or thoroughfare. 1. As trough highway: Lafayette St, running north and south, except for Robert Waist Rd. and Market Sweat, which has stop signs for that traffic; Grant Sweat, north and south, except for Burma Road, aMch has stop signs at that location for fltat direction; West Street, tunning north and south. 2. It ahaff be a violation of Ms ordnance to fafl to "stop" before crossing or an taring a thoroughfare at auch locations as are marked by stop signs. 1. A violation of Me ordWiancs by tailing to stop ahafl be punishable by a fins of 820 00. C. Spaed Limits. 1. Tha following maximum allow■bit iptcdi ihtN t» tftibtiitwd: School Zona aa identified by appropriate signs Residential Arose a* identified and postad Spaed Limita on all other streets atitftin the Corporate limits shall be 30 mph 2. Violation of speeding ordnance shall be subject to a fin* as fottowe: Speedng in School Zona Spsedng In other areas 2nd Offense In calendar year 825.00 D. Tha Town Board by Ms ordnance hereby aatabliahes a minimum Isa of 85.00 for supplying an accident report to any persons, plus addtional charges of 81.00 per page If ft* report requested is more than two (2) pages. E Fine* may be paid by depositing wtih the Clerk the sum due and executing a waiver as to right to trial, in event of denial, see Violations Ordnance. F. This Ordnance ahafl ba in full fores and effect thirty (30) day* after its publication. G. This Ordnance shall repeal and supercede Ordnance 1963-5, An Ordnance Establishing Speed Limits, Regulating tha Operation of Motor Vahictas in tha Town of Ctovardala, Classifying Traffic Offense* and PravMng Penalties for the Violation Thereof. PASSED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF CLOVEROALE INDIANA, on tiia 11th day of December, IMS. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mark Caaakla. President Teresa E Adams, Trustee Steven Walters, Trustee ATTEST: Ruby Barnett. Cterk-Treaetwer December 16/IT

Legal Notices

ORDINANCE 1969-5 An Ordinance Creating A Violations Bureau and Schedule Of Ordinances Subject To Admission Of Violation Within The Corporate limits Of The Town Of Cloverdale BE IT ORDAINED by the Town Board of the Town of Cloverdale that: 1. Under the provisions of I.C. 33-6-3-1 at aeq, aa amended, there shall be established for the Town of Cloverdale a Violations Bureau It Is further provided that the Violations Clerk ahal be the Town ClerkTrsaaursr or Ns or her appointee. 2. The Violations Clerk may accept written appearances, waivers of denial, admissions of violations and payments of civil penalties of not more than $50.00, a schedule of which shall be included herein. Moving traffic violations may not be enforced by Ms Ordinance. 3. That such civil penalties as shall be determined herein shall be paid to, receipted and accounted for, by the Violations Clerk as provided by the State Board of Accounts and pursuant to Statute 33-6-3 and following as amended. 4. The Violations dark may receive the civil penalty only if the said person waives the right to bial and enters an admission of the violation. 5. A parson charged with a violation may exercise the right to trial by denying the violation before the Violations Clerk or entering a written denial with tit* Violations Clerk. 6 In event of a denial of violation or failure to satisfy the civil penalty ease seed or the failure to attinit or deny, the Violations Clerk ahall report such fact to tie Corporation Counsel for initiation of a court proceeding for tiie alleged orttinance violation. 7. An ordinance violation admitted hereunder does not constitute a judgment and an ordinance violations cost fas may not be collected. 8. The following schedule of ordnance violations ahal be established hereunder to be collected as civil penalties by the Violations Clerk. Ordnance Provisions Civil Penalty 1972-2 Regulations and Control of Dogs and Cate Animal Running at Large $25.00 Harboring Animal That Makes Noise After 1 Written Warning SIO.OO Second Offense $25.00 Third Offense $25.00 Animal Chasing Autos Or Bicycles $25.00 Failure to Have Town Dog License $15.00 1989-3 Abandoned or Inoperable Motor VeNcles Maintaining Abandoned or Inoperable Vehicles on Property First Violation $20.00 Second Violation $25.00 1972-1 Concerning Nuisances Accumulation of Trash, Garbage or Refuse on Private Property First Citation $15.00 Second Citation $25.00 1972-2 Allowing Weeds to Grow to Excessive Height/Seed In Built-up Area First Offense $15.00 Second Offense $25.00 Littering of Public Way or Place $15.00 1971- Unnecessary Noises $20.00 1974-1 Peddlers Prohibited upon Private Property $25.00 1976-1 Curfew Violations First Offense SIO.OO Second Offense $25.00 Third Offense $50.00 1986-5 Parking Violations Group 1 $5.00 Double Parking Parking on Crosswalk Parking on Sidewalk Parking In Driveway Parking in Bus Stop Group 2 SIO.OO Parking by Firs Hydrant Parking in Loading Zona Parking in a Boulevard Parking on Wrong Side of Street Parking Overtime Group 3 $15.00 Parking In front of Hotel Parking in Front of Theatre Parking Too Close to Comer Parking In No Parking Zona 1989-4 Failure to Stop at Throughfare $25.00 Failure to Yield for Pooled Sign $25.00 19864 Speedng Violations School Zone Violations $25.00 Other Areas in Corp. Limits $25.00 Second Speeding Violation In One Year $40.00 1989-2 Tampering with Fire Hydrant Unauthorized Use of Fire Hydrant First Offense $25.00 Second Offense $50.00 1989-2 Tampering with Water Meter Pit First Offense $25.00 Second Offense $50.00 9. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect thirty (30) days after Its publication. PASSED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF CLOVERDALE, INDIANA, on Ma 11th day of December, 1989. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mark Cassida. President Teresa E. Adame, Trustee Steven Walters, Trustee ATTEST: Ruby Barnett. Clerk-Treasurer December 16/1T

ORDINANCE NO. IMS-2 An Ordnance Prohibiting Tampering With Water Hydrant* Or Water Service And Providng Penalties WHEREAS, ths Town of Ctovardala own* and operates for pubic benefit a water system to provide fWa protaction and do mastic water, and WHEREAS, H la in tha Interest of the community to limit unauthorized use or tampering of pubfic water facilities, NOW THEREFORE be H ordained by the Town Board of tits Town of Clovardale that the following ruts* and regulation* be adopted: A. Fire Hydrants. 1. Person* not specifically authorized by town official* may not use or otherwise tamper with fW* hydrant*. 2. Persons violating this provision ah at ba subject to a fins of 825.00 for first offense and 850.00 for a second often** in any calendar year. X Any parson uaing or tampering with a Are hydrant shall ba liabia for all water used as well ae any damage or repairs occasioned by such ua*. B. Meter Pits. 1. Persona not specifically authorized by town officials may not tamper with, remove tide, or otherwise gain access to water meter pita, except In emergency. 2. Parsons In violation of this ordinance shall ba subject to a fine of 825.00 for a first often** and 850.00 for a second offense in any calendar year. X Any parson tampering or making unauthorized anry to meter pits shaft ba liable for water ua* and/or damage occasioned thereby, either dlrectiy or indractiy, a* a result of auch artery or tempering 4. In event any person Is found In violation of this section, the Town may install lockdown pit covers at *>e expense of such user including all incidental labor and material cost of auch installation C. This ordnance shall b* in fid fore* and affect titirty (30) day* after du b4i cation. BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF CLOVEROALE INDIANA, on titia 11th day of December, 1989. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mark Caasida, President Teresa E Adams, Trustee Steven Walters, Trustee ATTEST: Ruby Barnett, Clerk-Treasurer December 16/IT

The Putnam Couity Board of Commissioners will meet in special session on Friday, December 29,1989 at 10:00 a.m. to make appointments for next year. John Carson, President Gene Beck Don Walton Putnam County Board of Commissioners ATTEST: Myrtle Cockrell, Putnam County Auditor December 16/IT INSURANCE NOTICE Notice la hereby given that the Board of Trustees of the Cloverdale Community School Corporation of Putnam and Owen Counties will receive sealed bids for corporation insurance until 1 DO p.m. on February 5, 1990 in the Superintendent's Office. Specific Information and specifications on the insurance coverage is on file in the Superintendent's Office. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any information in bidding. Board of School Trustees Cloverdale Community School Corporation J. Jo Shedron, Secretary December 16/23/2 T

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Business Opp.

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Own your own Daylight Donuts. Total investment, $30,000. Call 1-800-331-2245. 12-11-6 P

Mobile Homes

INVENTORY REDUCTION Sale! New 14 foot wides starting at only $123.59/month. Based on 10% down at 12.75% APR for 240 months. Excludes sales tax and title fees. Thomas Homes is open Sundays from 1-5 p.m. on US 41.. .one mile north of I-70 in Terre Haute. Call us today at (812) 232-1328. VAN BIBBER Lake featuring Patriot homes. 8 new 1990 models to choose from. For quality and satisfaction, choose Patriot modular. 8 miles NW of Greencastle. Open 7 days a week. Financing available. Call Bill Van Bibber, 739-6441. 12-2-30 T

Apartments

EFFICIENCY Apartment. Country atmosphere. Deposit required. No pets. Phone 653-3317. For Rent: 2 BR extra nice apt., all utilities included. Deposit required, call 6536945. Small Apt. Close to town and campus. S2OO plus electric. One person. Call 522-6867 or 653-5769. F~U R N I S H E D APARTMENTS. All utilities furnished. Close to college in Greencastle. Phone 795-4092 or 795-4392. 12-9-16-2 T EFFICIENCY APT Includes most utilities. $325/months. 653-2957. 2 BR Apt. Carpeted, appliances and drapes included. References and deposit required. 6536165. Nice, large, one BR furnished apt. Close to campus and town. References required. $250/month plus utilities. 1-344-1009. Large, 1 BR apartment - newly remodeled. Available Ist January. No pets. 653-8726. 2 BR Apt. SSO wk. plus util. Quiet country estate, 10 blocks from town. 6534009. Live in spacious elegance. Cathedral ceilings, carport, security system, all appliances, Greencastle’s finest - Northwood Park Apts. By appointment only. 653-2957 days; 795-6137 nights & weekends. 12-8-7 P

Lost & Found

Lost: Male Dalmation dog, around Brick Chapel area. Is wearing a red collar and is a child's pet. Reward. 739-6602. FOUND: Young male part shepherd, with short legs, wearing a choker chain in vicinity of Northwood/Highwood area. Call 653-9786 or 653-4014. 12-13-4 P

Help Wanted

Due to expansion in our new location we have an immediate opening for a PARTS COUNTER MAN Experienced preferred but not necessary, will train the right person. Must be aggressive, clean in appearance, have high moral values and good working ethics. Company benefits, excellent pay, excellent working conditions, room for adavancement. Apply in person to JOE LESKO YORK PONTIAC OLDS*GMC Hwy 231 North Greencastle No Phone Calls Please

SECRETARY The Math and Computer Science Department is seeking applicants interested in full time, 9 1/2 month clerical employment. Basic duties of this position include typing correspondence and schedules, bookkeeping, filing, and answenng telephones. High school education, previous dencal related experience, and typing test required. Individual that also has some college background and word processing skills is preferred. Applications will be accepted at the Personnel Office located in the lower level of the Administration Building through Wednesday, December 20 until 400 p.m. DEPAUW UNIVERSITY Aflrmatlve ActorvEqual Opportunity Employer Woman and minority Candida tea am encouraged to apply.

RN/LPN Ful or pvt tine 11-7 sh It You wil be WEU. A \ PAID and enjoy wot- -A Kina In our 40-bed i y_ I heJlh care ladity I |r —i | | HOUSTON HEALTHCARE of Cloverdale 795-4260

Janitorial Maintenance, part time hrs. Mon.-Sat. References required. Will be drug screened. Please apply on Tues., Dec. 19 and Wed., Dec. 20 only, at Putnam Family Health Care, 309 Medic Way in Greencastle. Ask for Karen. 12-15-2 T DELIVERY DRIVERS. Must be 18. Apply in person after 4:00 p.m., 511 Bloomington, Pizza Hut. 12-S-TF

We are currently accepting applications tor OTR Drivers. you are at least 23 years have at least 1 years verifiable OTR experience or have completed a certified drivers training course and have a good driving record we would like to talk to you. WE OFFER: ‘good wages ‘most weekends home ‘insurance ‘cash safety bonus paid every quarter ‘paid vacation and well maintain equipment. If Interested apply in person at UNDERWOOD TRUCK LINES, INC. 303 N. Murphy Brazil, IN or call 812-448-2624

Certified Nurses Aid Needed full time. New wage scale. Full benefit package. Contact Phyllis Bradshaw, 653-2406. Rosewood Healthcare

EARN CHRISTMAS money with Avon. Cali 653-5641. 11-18-30 P Now accepting applications for Nurse’s Aides, with 1 year experience or certification. Apply in person at Sunset Manor Nursing Home, 1109 S. Indiana St., Greencastle, IN 46135. Apply Monday-Friday, 9:00-2 p.m. 10-18-TF