Banner Graphic, Volume 21, Number 74, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 November 1990 — Page 11

Real Estate

10 & 20 Acre Tracts Wooded, stream, hills, beautiful. Near Greencastle. WILDWOOD LAKE CO. 739-6436

For sale by owner: 3 BR ranch style home. 903 S. Jackson. $49,900. 6536192. 10-31-TF

Mobile Homes

For Sale by owner: 2 BR, 14x70 mobile home. Set up on Ottawa Park. Includes Bxß storage shed, new floor covering in kitchen & BR, plenty of cabinet space. Ready to move into. 672-8141 or 672-8364. Bargain priced! Large 28x80 sectional home reduced for immeidate sale. Save S4OOO. Now $38,900, was $42,900. Call Thomas Homes today at 812-232-1328 or tollfree at 1-800-736-1328. Open 7 days a week on US 41, one mile north of I--70 in Terre Haute. 11-26-6 T VAN BIBBER LAKE. 400 acres of water. Special 14x70 2 or 3 bdrm. 1991 Patriot home. $13,500. 10% downpayment. 11 ’/«% interest. 180 payments at $146.06. Payments include sales tax. Also, see our new 16x70 model. Open 7 days a week. 7396441. 11-7-TF

Lost & Found

LOST: Black & tan young Beagle east of Brick Chapel. Reward! 6539939. 11-29-3 T

Auction |

ANOTHER BIG 2 DAY CHRISTMAS AUCTION Fri., Sat., Nov. 30 & Dec. 1 6:30 p.m. MEL’S AUCTION CENTER 116 W. Washington St., Greencastle 3 dealers will have something for young & old. Tools, dolls, radio controlled, paper, figurines plus many other items. FREE MEAL AFTER 6:30 BOTH DAYS Mel Eastham & Larry Summers, auctioneers 653-3750

Business Services

Hurley’s Earth Stoves. Wood stoves, furnace helpers; chimney cleaning, inspection & lining. 6535488. 9-4-TF Gorhams Tree Service. Take downs-topping, shrubbery work, stump removal by cutter method. Also bucket truck & chipper service. Ove 40 years experience. Free estimates. 653-4856 or 6532075. 6-4-TF

Business Service Guide

I IBM Factory I Trained LU ■ PC * Printer C Service Repair J ■ 1 653-5236 ■ T&R PLUMBING •Commercial -New Construction •Residential •Licensed ’lnsured R. R. 3, Cloverdale, IN 46120 (317) 795-6343 Tim Randall (317) 795-6973 Keith Tingle CLINE & SON ELECTRIC FREE Estimate No Job Too Small Larry Cline Ph. 246-6386

R & R Construction Interior/Exterior Home & Business Renovations Licensed-lnsured-Bonded 653-2251

DIXON-MOWER’S Sales & Service We work on all makes DALE’S SMALL ENG. 653-3982

Business Services

f MONNETTA ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION Residential A Commercial fit Cl A Roofing Siding Guttering fzdflu/.j Interior & Exterior P ain *’ n o -aMt •Prompt Senrice *F ree |1? Estimates “feri "Insured \ 653-9220 y SUPREME CLEANING Service. Furniture, floors & windows too. We can clean it all for you. We do it right, you can count on us! If clean is what you want, then Supreme is a must. We give Senior Citizen discounts. Call 526-2628 10 a.m.-12 noon; 7954995, 5 p.m.-7 p.m. 11-20-12 P PLUMBING REPAIRS. Russ Buis. Call 653-5605. 11-23-8 P KENNY GORHAM’S Tree Service. Toppings, removals and shrubbery trimming. Dirt & rock hauling. Free estimates. Phone 653-9031. 11-28-30 P PROFE SS I ONAL PAINTER. Neat & Clean! Fast, quality work at a fair and reasonable price. Call now! 539-6400, Ray Dixon, Stilesville. LE-HI STITCHES custom embroidery. Call after 10:00 a.m., 653-4475. Carole Nichols, Hairstylist now taking appointments at The Styling Station, 1013 S. Locust Street. 653-6100. 10-29-30 T DAVE’S Roofing & Repairs. Houses, barns, shingles, metal, tear-off. 317-522-6790. 10-11-TF MELVIN NEWLIN. Selling Genie garage door openers, servicing all makes of openers, springs, -cables. Rockville, 317-569-5477. MACK BUTTLER’S Repair Service. Air conditioning, heating, electrical, house or corn bin wiring. 5226719. 8-23-TF WALLPAPER HANGING, Plaster & drywall repair, carpentry work and more. Over 10 years experience. Reasonable rates. Call Rod, 653-4146. 8-28-TF BOB’S ODD Jobs. Interior and exterior painting; small tree and bush trimming. Property clean-up. Brush removal. Robert Bills, 7396194. WILLIAMS UPHOLSTERY: Phone 795-3304. Samples shown in home. Free estimates, free pick up and delivery. 10-14-TP

QUANTUM MECHANICAL INC. Plumbing-Electrical Air Conditioning-Heating Licensed-Bonded-Insured Free Estimates 739-6222 SERVICE MASTER PROFESSIONAL CLEANING Carpets, furniture, walls and floors. Free estimates locally, phone 653-6335 or Crawfordsville, 362-2107.

c Col,ision » Re P air „■ ' Specialists J. Jet. 36 & 231 522-6703 3 Brian Smith, owner

WESTERN TELEPHONICS "Serving all your business telephone needs ” SALES & SERVICE 839-1671 or aft, hrs. 522-6229 Life-Health«Home Commercial* Auto-Farm FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Dennis Folck 653-9797 653-8605

STREET TREE Trimming & Removal. Professional Arbor Service. Fully insured. Bucket truck, chipper, log loader, stump grinder. Public liability and workman’s comp. Call the rest, then call the best who’s Blest! 653-2761. 10-16-TF

° 07/71 [J Party Time r at / ANNE’S \ Fashion Corner / 8 W. Washington St. see the new HOLIDAY FASHIONS modeled at WALDEN INN o° o Fri., Nov. 30th n noon o v£t>Come for lunch & A \ enjoy yourself, See the all new J 9 HOLIDAY h FASHIONS. Receive a special HOLIDAY GREETING CERTIFICATE from Anne's 20% off on your Holiday Fashions.

Oeitel’s flowers & gifts 4 PERSONAL TOUCH WIN A 45-PC. STONEWARE COLLECTION! VISIT EITEL’S TO REGISTER... Drawing to be held Dec. 22,1990 17 S. VINE y

GIFT CERTIFICATES for Beauty Service or Suntan! Wilma’s Beauty Shop, 653-6390. 11-28-2 T PET PORTRAITS with Santa: Your pet photographed on Santa’s lap. Sear’s Repair Shop, east side of square, Greencastle. Saturdays, Dec. 1 and Dec. 8, 1-5 p.m. Benefits the Humane Society. $5.00. 11-28-12 T

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FgREEN’S (electro FREEMAN EXCAVATING •Trenching ’Water Systems •Septic Systems -Sewage Lines •Drive Ways installed -Footers & Craw Spaces -Basement Drainage -Under Road Boring INSURED Call Floyd 317-795-4265 Joe Ellis Heating & Air Conditioning BTJ) ||lß 116 W. Fronkfin PfiWMw&iwG)' 653-6712 "Free Estimates" Attorney William Bracken Greencastle 653-5741 Roachdale __s2£l777__ y DAVE'S \ HEATING & COOLING NSTAUATON-SERVICE 653-7346 DaveCoVDeveCorbin 1 MN. JACKSON STREET

Notices

'CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW November 30, December 1 & 2 11:00-8:00 Daily Hosted by- Treva Mulligan Mary Ann Wogman Sandy Hanson ‘Our 6th annual show is being held at the quaint & charming BILLIE CREEK VILLAGE NO ADMISSION CHARGE TO THE VILLAGE 1 Mile East of Rockville on U.S. 36

ATTENTION! Members in good standing of Loyal Order of Moose-1592. The Lodge is desirous of purchasing the property at 211 W. Washington St. We need this property for further expansion. A SPECIAL MEETING will be held at 6:30 p.m., Wed., December sth. If you want to discuss this project, please attend and let us hear from you. Elected Officers Loyal Order of Moose

THE CHRISTMAS SALE CONTINUES AT Brackney's MF - • • • 8:30-8:00 X \J/ ZvkSat 8:30-5:00 f DMCWpJ) Sun 1:00-5:00 Q 1 £ « /W 231 North 653-9464

? HOLIDAY I j PERM J | SPECIAL | 1 5 30.00 I « WILMA’S | Beauty Shop 820 Indianapolis Rd. 653-6390 |

WALLACE'S > Home Decorating Open House One Day Only * December Ist 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 1 mile east of Groveland, St. Rd. 36.

TORR’S RESTAURANT S.R. 231 & U.S. 40,653-2666

FRIDAY NIGHT CATFISH $ 4.95 All you can eat includes soup & salad bar

Wood craft Christmas sale. Doll cradles, clocks, mini chest, etc. 1 mile east at IBM on 240. Watch for signs. Open Saturdays till Christmas, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Leonard’s. 11-29-1 P

U ?S I ■ i ■HIT:? ' L a c WjCy<6oß BLOOMINGTON Y A E 653-4461 T* s 90 Taurus, AT 4 cy1‘7995 89 Escort, 4 cyl., 4 speed‘499s 88 Chev. Cavalier, 4 cyl., AT, AC, PS, PB, 39,000 mi*62so 88 Ford Aerostar, red, V 6, Fl, AT, AC, cruise, tilt*9Bso 87 Ford Taurus S/W, V 6, Fl, AT, AC, stereo, rear def*672s 87 Pont. 6000, 4 dr.. 4 cyl., AT, AC, stereo, 51,000 mi‘6loo 86 Merc. Lynx, 4 dr., 4 cyl., AT, AC, rear def., stereo‘3o9s 86 Ford Aerostar van, blue, V 6, Fl, frt. & rear AC, AT*7695 86 Ford Escort S<W, red, 4 cyl., 4 spd*299s 86 Olds Delta 88 Royale, V 6, loaded‘s99s 85 Thunderbird, V 6, AT, AC, cruise, PS, P8‘4995 85 Celebrity Eurosport S/W*2995 85 Fiero, 4 cyl., 4 speed*299s 85 Ford LTD, black, V 6, AT, AC, stereo, PS, PB >2995 84 Buick Century, V 6, AT, AC, cruise, stereo‘37so 84 GMC 1/2 T. Sierra Classic, VB, loaded‘499s 84 Ford Bronco 11, V 6, auto ‘ss9s 83 Mercury Marquis, loaded *329s 82 Ford Crown Victoria‘299s 76 Chev. El Camino, 42,000 act. miles‘2B9s 75 Jeep‘229s 2 wheel tow d011y‘495 This is only a partial listing of vehicles in stock

Notices

Additional 20% off Sale Merchandise Friday, Saturday, Sunday AHe ‘Kpclqng Atorse (Iftt. Cfaldrtn ‘s Specially Stare) 15 W. Franklin St. Mon.-Fri. 9-6 Sat. 9-5, Sun. 1-5

j gift & Craft | g Open Mouse g S Fri., Nov. 30-10 a.m.-7 p.m. !S » Sat., Dec. 1-10 a.m.-4 p.m. 5 R Sun., Dec. 2-1 p.m.-6 p.m. £ Round Barn Rd. to stop sign. ® m Turn right-third house on left. 5 5 Rabbits, cows, decorative X I pies, sweatshirts, collars, g Christening gowns, rocking at g horses & much more. '■*' I Angel Bittner, 653-8912 $ LSandi Clark, 526-2384 «

REPO: 1990 Ford Tempo GL. CC, AC, AM/FM stereo, TW, AT, luggage rack, int. wipers, 4 cyl. 4,598 actual miles. To the highest bid on 12/8/90, 10:00 a.m. in the IBM Credit Union office, 13 Putnam Plaza. Bid forms may be picked up at the Credit Union office. 6539731, ask for Terrie or Ray. 11-29-3 T

Notices

rWKvarwciMCMinMKMrMCW Hosted by S w Sara • Ma layer * X ar, d B Carrington £ 1 7th J | I Annual pL Al | I Boutique S Fri., Nov. 30th, 10a.m.-7p.m. £ X Sat., Dec. Ist, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. X M Sun., Dec. 2nd, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. M at the S S AValden Inn 1 X 2 Seminary Square 1 653-2761 £ Handcrafted gifts, foods and j X decorations. Bring a friend. I Smcmcmcmchkimkimimm

Need Help With Your Wardrobe? 1 You Te invited to shop I Johnny John’s Fashion Boutique J 653-2226 J

Motorcycles

1982 Honda CB 750 Custom. 16,000 actual miles. Exc. cond. Full chrome pkg. SI,OOO nego. 3862378. 11-29-6 T

Wanted To Buy

POOL TABLE. Full size, slate bottom. 653-4782. 11-24-5 P

Pets |

AKC Min. Schnauzer pup, born 9/9/90. Male, shots & wormed. Health guaranteed, $125. 812-835-5896. 2 male Lhasa Apso puppies. 7 weeks old, shots and wormed. $125, 6536622. 11-28-3 P FREE PUPPIES, 1 / 2 Lab & % Doberman. Call after 6 p.m., 795-3249. AKC Reg. Chow puppies, male & female. Call 6536806 after 3:30 p.m. 11-28-4 T

Wanted to Rent

2 BR small house in the country. 653-4167, ext. 28. 11-28-4 P

Situation Wanted |

WANTED: Houses to clean on a weekly or twoweek basis. I have very good personal and cleaning references, if needed. "Free estimates on Saturdays”. Call 795-6114 or 795-3433 and leave name and number. 11-28-4 P Huge inside moving/garage sale: Fri. & Sat., 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Hammond organ, TV, lamps, bedroom suite, dressers, king size bed & linens, mirrors, ex. large house plants, books, Ig. window A/C, 78 RPM records, antiques, office furniture & equipment, wood stove, sleeping bags, fishing gear, tools, wood chipper, snow blower, roto tiller, new Husky 18HP tractor & lawn sweeper, 10 HP Sears tractor w/snow blade, dishes, Myers pump (never used), oak bookcases, recliner chair, much more. 1 Vz mile south of Limedale or 2 miles north of Putnamville on Cement Plant Rd. 11-29-2 P Garage Sale: Friday, 11-30-90, 9-5. Come get your Christmas shopping done! T-shirts, sweatshirts and quilts. 231 North to Brick Chapel, east to T, south !4 mile, Road 50E. 11-29-1 P MOVING SALE: Sat., Dec. Ist, 1-5 p.m. only. No early sales! Antiques, furniture, books, quilts, rugs, dishes, tools, misc. 102 Northwood Blvd. Greencastle. 812-234-5765 evenings. 11-29-2 T LARGE SALE: Castlebury Clubroom, Friday, Nov. 30. 9 a.m. What-knots, crafts, clothes, household items. 11-28-2 P MOVING SALE: Thur., 29th, 9-5; Fri., 30th, 9-5 & Sat., Ist, 9-1. Lawn and hand tools; Toro mowerused 1 season; ladies better dresses; exc. cond., 12-18, Large lace table cloth; some china; some glass; few antiques; odds & ends. Approx. 1 mile west of 231 on 40 behind Walker Motel, 653-5203. 11-28-2 P

November 29,1990 THE BANNERGRAPHIC

THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON

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Like most veterinary students, Doreen breezes through Chapter 9.

YOUR DAILY HOROSCOPE From the Carroll Righter Institute

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30,1990 GENERAL TENDENCIES: Hold off on ycur plans to wind up affairs on your current project during the day. Wait until this evening to complete unfinished business or the practical plan that you haven’t been able to establish so far. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Consider well what your hopes and wishes are that have the greatest scope to them and quickly make plans so they work very soon for you. »? TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Influential men who are both conventional and modem in their thinking will aid you to make dreams of a worldly nature come true if you let. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Be most openminded to suggestions*' that come from all various directions that can give you the chance to : , make a bigger success of your life. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to Jul. 21) You are very traditional, • in your views but this is the day to bring yourself up to date, moder- ; nize your life for more prosperity. LEO (Jul. 22 to Aug. 21) Don’t hang around discussing expansion with the same old cronies for you have a big opportunity to make rapid progress with unusual persons. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Now you would be wise to approach* your usual activities from an entirely different and new slant for by so? doing you add to present benefits. : . LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Your special skills have the best chance in a long while now to be made more effective for your advancement so dig into them with full force. < SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You feel very tied down to your . home, yet you know there are changes that must be made there but dq. so with considerate tact, to help family. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Communicate now with everyone possible whom you like or who can be helpful in your most' unusual projections, both far and near. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Discard that tendency you have to get in a rut about practical matters and seek ways to bring property" and investments etc. up to date. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) You feel at the same time both tied down and exhilerated and if you channel your energies you can achieve a great deal that is constructive. t PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) You have some problems that you arc’ doubtless anxious and fussing about them but in them is a big oppor-* tunity to fqjrge ahead so search it out. TODAY’S CHILD If your child were bom today she or he is very materially based whcf will always see that six cents is good interest on a dollar. The financial aspects of any condition will always be the first thing that this childf will see so be certain to teach them as much as you can about spiritual,' moral and ethical values, so that they will develop a more roundetf character. ♦♦♦ “The Stars impel; they do not compel.” What you make of your lifej is largely up to you! *

CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH

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