Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 299, Decatur, Adams County, 19 December 1964 — Page 5

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 19M

Coin-Op Car Wash and Winterizing Equipment Complete flexibility in your choice of building and equipment produced by one of the largest manufacturers of car-wash equipment. Locations, financing, maintenance and management are*SD'avsilSWe. C«U~483-8171. Car Wash Specialists 135 Chambeau Drive, Fort Wayne, Ind. NOTICE My office will be ’ CLOSED 'til JANUARY 11th DR. RAY STINGELY V. F. W. SAT., DEC 19 • & DANCE RAY SCHADT'S STRING-RAMBLERS 9:00 - 1:00 —— ~=—l ZEIGLER BARBER SHOP Monroe, Ind. Will Be Open On Mondays December 21 & 28 Due to Holidays. MORRIS BARBER SHOP 508 N. 10th St. Will Be Open Mondays, Dec. 21, 28th Closed Christmas and New Years Day. Phone 3-2714

PAVE the WAY FROM Highway TO Door-way WITH YOST READYMIX CONCRETE 10% Discount ON ALL READYMIX CONCRETE PHONE 3-3114 FOR FREE ESTIMATE! YOST GRAVEL READYMIX, ING. R. R. 1, Decatur, Ind.

Today's Market P. B. STEWART A CO. Corrected December 18 160 to 170 A15.00 170 tp 180 15.50 180 to 190 — 15.75 190 to 200 i ie.25 200 to 220 .16.50 220 to 230 18.25 230 to 240 — 15.75 240 to 26# 16.25 260 to 280 14 75 280 to 300 „ 100 to 160 9.00-11.00 Roughs 300 down 12.25 300 to 330 U. 75 33 to 360 H. 50 360 to 400 H. 25 400 to 450 ._i. 11.00 450 to 500 ... 10.75 500 to 550 10.50 550 up 10.25 Boars 8.00 - 9.00 Stags 9.00 WHOLESALE EGO QUOTATIONS Furnished By DECATUR FARMS Corrected December 18 Large White Eggs —.38 Large Brown Eggs .26 Medium Whites .22 Pullets — .18 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Estate No. '6012 In the Adame Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana, Notice is hereby given that Walter F. Clem was on the 18th day of December, 1964, appointed: Executor of the will of Dorcas Ann Swick, deceased All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claiifis will be forever barred. —. DatSd at Decatur, Indiana, this 18th day of December, 1964 George M. Bair Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court for Adams County, Indiana. Custer and Smith, Attorneys and Counsel for personal representative 12/19, 26. 1/2

HELP WANTED Experienced Mechanic to serve as shop foreman. JOHN DEERE Experience preferred, but not required. Must have full line of tools and be able 'to assume responsibility. v STEFFEN’S JOHN DEERE Bluffton, Indiana DECIDE ON YOUR NEW HOME NOW — SEE IDEAL SUBURBAN HOMES, INC. 830 N. 13th Decatur PHONE 3-4076 NEW 3-BEDROOM - $300.00 Down Payment $ 66.00 Per Month Choose Your Wooded Lot-1 Mile N. W. of Decatur in the Beautiful Barrington Woods Subdivision See—IDEAL SUBURBAN—Today

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Help Wanted • Mala ONE MECHANICALLY minded Man. Apply Warehouse Superintendent, Duo, Inc., Industrial Park. 398 3t TRUCK DRIVERS for Cross Country Hauling. Work starting In January. Apply Duo, Inc. Industrial Parit. Warehouse superintendent. 298 3t UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Large Upited States and Canadian Company in agricultural field urgently requires representative in this area for Crop Service Department. Applicant must have recent agricultural background and be well regarded in area. Position is full time, or can be handled at first along with your present farming operation. Sucessful applicant can expect earnings between 8100 - $l5O weekly with excellent opportunity for early advancement in this area. Write and tell me about yourself. Reply at once to Allan Farrow, Box 500, Marion, Ohio. MISCELLANEOUS TRI GIDAIRE Refrigerators, Washers, Dryers, Ranges. Eisy Terms. UhricA Bros. 5 TF WILL GJVE TO Responsible family: year-old Cocker-Bird Dog. House broken. Likes children. Phone 3-4935. 298 3t BEST PRICES in the area on new Quality Pianos. Compare before you buy. DECATUR MUSIC HOUSE. 291 TF PORTABLE WELDING, Cutting and. Brazing at your location. Gordon Watts, 621 Adams St., Decatur. 27030 t CHARLIE’S ELECTRIC ROTO ROOTER Drain Cleaning Service. The only one in AdamsWells Counties. Phone Preble 7-4225 131 TF CARPET Trom the Looms of Mohawk. “Home means more with Mohawk Carpet on the floor. Complete line of Decorator Colors. Free Estimates. SHEETS FURNITURE. 98 TF

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FOR SALK FOR SALE — Seasoned fireplaea - ‘ wood. Pickup here or we’ll deliver. Order now. Girard's Call 3-4591. 284 TF FOR SALE — BARBEE Doll Clothes. 50c to $1.75. 121 S. 6th Street. Phone 3-2322. 298 2t FOR SALE — Fireplace wood. • Orville Hoffman, Monroeville, Indiana. Call 623-6639. 299 6t-x PILE iTsofTand lofty .. . colors retain brilliance in carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent ■ electric shampooer sl. Holthouse Drug Co. 294 6t IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT — Souvenir Plate of Covered Bridge. Pleasant Mills Lions Club. Call at R. H Everett Store, Pleasant Mills. 299 It FOR SALE - SMILEY SUPERIOR BUILDINGS. See me for your building needs. Homer Ifer, Route 4, Bluffton, Indiana. Phone 824-0515.295 26t-x FOR SALE — Master Craftsman, 10- table saw. Darra James 11- table, band saw. Varnished wall cabinets. Excellent condition. 205 Grant St. after 4:30 p.m. 299 2t-x FOR SALE — AKC Registered White Toy Poodles. Ready for Christmas. RCA Electric range, like new. Sam Gilbert. Phone 3-9271. 297 3t-x ATTENTION GUITAR -- PLAYERS! Reverberation unit that works with amplifier, to give you an echo or concert hall effect. Call 3-4513. 299 3t FOR SALE - ARMSTRONG floor covering — We carry r complete line of Inlaid, Vinyi linoleum and tile, wax, cleaner, etc. Free estimates. SHEETS FURNITURE. 247 TF TAPE RECORDER — 2-Speed dual speakers. Just reconditioned. Perfect shape. Price includes lots of extra tape and microphone. If interested call 3-4513. 299 3t FOR SALE — New and Used Gas Space Heaters. Natural and LP Gas. Decatur Blue Flame. Phone 3-3716. 209 TF AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAG EQUIPPED Singer Slant Needle Sewing Machine. This beautiful machine sold new for over $220.00. You can take over 9 payments of $5.29 per month. This machine sure does all fancy stitches. Call 3-2637 for free home "trial. Electro Hygiene Co. 299 5t WANTED IRONINGS WANTED To Do in my hpme. Very reasonable. , Inquire Lot 28. Strickler’s Trailer Court. 298 3t-x DO YOU NEED A NEV7HEAD7 In your Electric Razor that is! We repair all makes. Bring your Electric Razor in today. BOWER JEWELRY STORE. 307 TF WANTED — SPRAY PAINTING. Barns, Roofs and commercial painting. Free Estimates. Insured. Wayne Emenhiser. 139 Westlawn Drive. Phone 3-3232. 79 TF MnRILF wnwra FOR SAT .F. — 1954 American Bx3B’. New carpeting. Newly decorated bath. Ideal for lake or beginners. Would also rent. Phone 3-4959. 294 6t-x

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE — 1959 FORD Fair lane. 353 Stick. New paint, Cheap. Phone 3-9397 after 5:00 p.m. 295 6t-x FOR SALE — 1955 CHEVY 2tloor. 283 Stick, 3 Speed on Floor. Phone 3-3836 after 5:30 p.m. 299 3t ; ’FOR SALE — 1957" "iX)DGE""T Door. A good starter, winter and summer. Local car. Phil L. Macklin Co. Chrysler — Dodge — Dodge Trucks. 298 St "1963 OLDSMOBILE Starfire Coupe. Late model. 12,200 Miles. Power steering, brakes, windows. White with rose interior. Like new, $2,543.00. Phone -24641 298 3t FOR SALE — 1959 FORD’Ranch Wagon. Six cylinder, straight shift. Comes well recommended. Phil L. Macklin Co. “Our Used Cars Make Good or We Do." 299 3t PICK-UP TRUCKS 1960 CHEVROLET, Perfect condition. 1959 STUDEBAKER. Owner was finicky. A Honey! ; 1955 CHEVROLET. Not so good on outside. Runs Good. PHIL L. MACKLIN CO. “Our Used Cars Make Good Or We Do.” . REAL ESTATE _ QUALITY BUILT HOMES REASONABLY PRICED. PAUL E. FAUROTE, BUILDER. PHONE 3-5023. 292 26t FOR SALE — New 3-Bedroorn home. IVi Baths. Second house west of Adams Central School in Monroe. Call 3-3131 for appointment. DecaturKocher Lumber, Inc., 11l W. Jefferson St. 177 TF ■for" sale — "Tn highland” PARK. Brick front, 3-Bedroom home with built-in oven and range. All carpeted. $850.00 Down to qualified buyer. A. J. FAUROTE, Builder. Phone 3-2780. 215 TF NOTICE ELECTROLUX Authorized Sales and Service. Write Paul Schwartz, Zanesville, Ind. Phone 65 . 283 26t-x COAITcUSTOMERS — We will be closed Dec. 25-26, and Jan. 1-2 Please schedule your coal orders accordingly. Stockman Farm Service. , 298 T ORDER YOUR C H R IST MAS Flowers and tenter pieces now! Just phone 3-5126 or 3-3304. Tom Lutes Flowers, Winchester Street. 288 16t HAVE YOUR CARPET and Furniture cleaned professionally, beautifully before the Holidays. Contact Gerald R. Ulman, Phone 3-5020. Free Estimates. Help Wanted - Female WANTED" — Reliable baby sitter, Monday through Friday. Must have good references. Reasonable pay. Write. Box 1951 c/q Decatur Daily Democrat. 295 6t EXPERIENCED SECRETARY - For local industry. Excellent wages and benefits. Reply to Box 1952 c/o Democrat, stating qualifications. ■299 3tx

FARMER'S COLUMN BUYFERTILIZERNow at preseason discount prices. Stockman Farm Service. 296 12t Eggs wanted. Always in the market for good dean top quality eggs. DECATUB FARMS. M TF FOR REIfT FOR RENT — Strictly \ modern unfurnished upper apartment. References. Call 3-3306. 299 3t RENT—3-Room apartment. Redecorated. Heat and water furnished. Call 3-4049 or stop at 133 S. 4th St. Thearl Stulls. 297 3t-x , ■ / -■ I ■■ 1 ' FOR RENT — Completely furnished apartment, including television; washing facilities and all utilities. Private entrance and bath. Inquire at 321 N. sth Street or Call 3-3643. 281 TF SITUATION WANTED WE WANT TO KEEP2Elderly ladies in our home. We have built on 2 bedrooms, large sitting room and h&th room. Complete privacy if desired. Television and radio. All new furniture. If interested call 7-7380. 294 TF bowlinT T.V. GUIDES LEAGUE w L rt«. Rebels 32 10 41 Defenders ... 24< 18 36 Ripcords 26% 16% 34% Shindigs ■■■ 34 18 33 Laramie* ....' . ... ~3J" I s . ?!, Virginians 3® 30 34) Caseys 20% 31% 36% Fugitives 1”% 24% 22% Checkmate* 18 24 22 I Munster* 17 25 22 Thrillers .15 27 19. ’ Hillbillies 14% 27% 18% High Series: H. Bracey- 520: M, Reef 536. High Games: H. Bracey 189; M. Reef 203; B. Drake 191; G. Llndermann 178. TOWN & COUNTRY LEAGUE W 1. Pts. Kohne Painters 31 14 45 Budget Invest 26 19 3-_> Harmons Beauty .... 26 19 35 West End Rest. .... 27 18 34 Kent Realty 26% 18% 33% Glrardot Standard 22 23 31 Hobbs Uphols. 23 22 31 Citlxenk Tele. . 24 21 30 ■ Pure Sealed «...— 22 23 30 Arnold Lumber .... 19% 25% 28% Pet rie Oil 20 25 2 7 Treons Poultry . 2(9 25 26 First State Bank . 1 8 27 2.> Krick Tyndall ... 19 26 24 Schrock Builder 18% 26% 2,1% Gerbers Market 17% 27% 21%' High Games: C. Baker 199 (503); M. Reef 186; C. Pierce 175; M. W. Ladd 172; G. Reynolds 18a (501); V. Smith 179, 187 (509); B. Moran ISO; M. Myers 171. P. Johnson 187; L. Hobbs 210; M. J. Gage 187; P. Affolder 175; K. Bucher 182; I. Grabner 186; N. Rowland 177; E. McFarren ■ 173; A. Harmon 177; E. Hoffman 178; B. Reynolds 179; L. Call 176; J. Ainsworth 206, 175 (542). CENTRAL SOYA LEAGUE W L Pts. Wonders - 32 13 4 3 Feed Mill 32 13 43 Farm Supply 31 14 12 Alley Kats 26 19 36 Elevat’or 23 22 32 Hootenannys ... 22 23 31 Spares 23% .21% 30% Rockets 22% 22% 29% Master Mixers . ... 22 23 29 MarXmen ... 2Z 33 29 Bagdads 22% 22% 26% Orbits 19 26 26 Hot Shots 19 26 25 Plnsters 16% 28% 23% Torpedos 16 29 20% Gutter Girls 11 34 13% High Games: B. Gase 212; It. Harvey 223; R. Carnes 201; J Price 222; G. Rydell 211; H. Manlier 201 (men); V. Merriman 198; P. Morgan 176; P> Johnson 178 (women). M 4 A PA LEAGUE W L Pls. Kelly Cleaners 16 8 23 Shaffers Rest. . 15 9 21 Ortho Clinic 15 9 21 Ryder Truck .11 13 14 Miller-Jones 8 KI 9 Davidson TV. 7 17 8 High Games: K. Shannon 209 (men); 8. Pickford 175; M. Lovellette 181 (women). SPORTSMAN LEAGUE W L Pts. Coimt-ry Acres 38 13 52 I'hrlck Brothers 31 2<> 42 Villa Lanes 27 24 41 Yost Const ... 31 30 40 Margaret’s Case ... 25 26 30% Moose Progress .... 21 30 30% Fifer Electric 19 32 23 Duo Marine 12 39 13 High Games: T. Schnepp 211. F Dellinger 209; D. Lengerich 208; G. Zobel 200. MAJOR LEAGUE W L Pts. Villa Lanes 30 18 4 1 Burke I ns. 29 19 10 Teeple Truck 26% 21% 37% West .End Rest. 23% 24% 31% Llndiman Cons. 24% 23% 33 Ha wthorn-Mellody 24 24 32% Macklin N. Y.'rs . 24 24 32 Gene's Mobil .. 23 25 31 Preble Elevator 24 24 30 BrCtht-Jeweler 23 25 3)4 Beaver's (til 23 25 Hoagland Earm 22 26 29 Dally Democrat 20 28 26 Three Kings 20% 27% 25% Midwestern United 18 30 22 High Series: J. Darkless 616 (213, 190, 213); L Stevens 603 (226, 198, 179); B. Bolinger 600 196, 223. 181). High Games: D. Franc 244 ; R. Ballard 242; It. McAfee 210; Ro. Scheumann 209; R. Dedolph 203; D. Hoile 224; E. Baker 228; J Lindeman 213; C. Hi»iwm*J<)ft; A. Appelman 213; L. Reef 203. D. Graber 206; H. Lyons 221; C. Marbach 215.

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Commodores Win Continued from Page 6 standing at 38-28. Returning to the floor, they met a revitalized Arcola squad which dumped in three field goals in two minutes to pull within four points, 38-34. Schultz and Lose countered with quick field goals but the Arcola team hung on and, at the end of the quarter led by only six, 53-47. With 5:04 left in the fourth quarter the Decatur tedm >ia<j stretched its margin to a reasonably comfortable nine points, 8253, when Arcola kicked off a scoring binge that nearly won them the game. Close Gap three field goals and two Arcola capitalizing on some shaky Commodore passes poured in three field goals and two free throws to- come within one point, 61-62. With 3:06 remaining Lose fouled Thatcher, who dropped in two free throws to give Arcola a 63-62 lead. With 2:27 to go Bolinger was fouled driving under and was able to make one free throw *o knot the score at 63-all. The two squads theft traded field goals and free throws until, with 56 seconds remaining, Decatur led 68-67. With 29 seconds to go Arcola dropped in two free throws to a 69-68 lead. The Commodore s took the ball and were working for a shot when Arcola’s Bill Eviston_ fouled Myers with only 16 seconds remaining-. He stepped to the line with two shots coming. The Decatur fans held their breftth and* the net—to put the Commodorjtf; on top 70-69 and . win the game. Arcola took the ball, but w is unable to score in the time remaining.

■T oiag ib gw C Mra Commodores FG FT TP Gage 2 7 11 Myers ....— 5 3 13 Schultz 8 1 17 Baker --— 2 9 2 Bolinger 3 3 9 Kohne 13 2 8 Lose ... 5 0 10 TOTALS 28 16 70 Arcola FG FT TP Huston 3 17 Shanks >l2 4 Phillips 113 Schoch ... 7 6 20 Geller .... 1 0 2 Eviston .. 2 4 8 Trahin - 2 4 8 Thatcher -7 3 17 TOTALS'. 24 21 69 Scort by quarters: Commodores 20 38 53 70 Arcdla 10 28 49 69 Preliminary Arcola, 45 - 39. Sa Lt 5' ' H j 7 < >W/ / /f \ IVh Hr* Wmi » w ■; " Notice how our product sells it..self -—when we use a Democrat Want Ad!”

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Willshire Sportsmen Meet On Monday Night The Willshire Sportsmens Club will hold its regular monthly . meeting Monday night, December 21. The meeting, to begin at 8 p.m., will be held at the organization's clubhouse. A film entitled "Road to Quebec" will be shown’ and refreshments served. President Don Black has urged all members to attend. Vi Smith Rolls New High Series Os 631 Vi Smith, bowling with the Two Brothers team in the Women's Major League at Vflla Lanes Thursday evening, rolled a new high series for women. ' Mrs. Smith, who resides at 223 S. Seventh St., had games- of 199. 212 and 220, for a 631 series. The 631 establishes a new high fqr the. Decatur Women's Bowling Association for this seasofi. Betty Drake, (with a 622 series, held the previous high. Monroeville Suffers Ninth Straight Loss The Monroeville Cubs suffered their ninth defeat without a victory this season in a 55-50 decision at Roanoke la t night. The Cubs, who trailed 9-8 and 27-20 at the first two period breaks, camp back in the third period and closed to within one —point, 38-37. but Roanoke held on ia the final stanza for the triumph. Galen M; Int sh, with 20, and" Sam Marquardt, with 17, paced the Cub-scoring. Discuss Remapping Os Three Stales Representatives from three state geological survey teams'met at the new Indiana-Purdue University regional campus at Fort Wayne Thursday to discuss new efforts in the rc-mapping of their states. Teams from Michigan, Ohio ancl. Indiana are attempting to bring up to date the m ips of the Fort Wayne quadrangle, which includes portions of northwestern Ohio and southeastern Michigan, and the Muncie quadrangle, covering an area south to Richmond, and a section of western Ohio. The new maps, .to be in 1” •- 4 miles scale, will show bedrock and glacial deposits and will be replacing older, less detailed map-; created years ago. New information on the territory, including that provided by recently drilled oil wells,' was discussed by the teams at Thursday’s meeting. The current program to remap the state began in 1958. Survey teams divided the state into eight separate map area?, each cove'ring 1 degree latitude by 2 degrees longitude. The first of the current series, the Indianapolis quadrangle, was completed several years ago. Representing the Indiana de? partment of conservation’s geological survey., with headquarters at Indiana University, Bloomington, were Henry Gray, head stratigrapher, W. J. Wayne, A. F. Schneider,. Gerald Johnson, Stanley Keller and Robert Shaver. Present from the Michigan geological survey were Robert Kelley, Garland Ells and F. W. Terwilliger. The Ohio geological survey was represented by Charles Surnmerson. Miss Jane Forsythe and Russell Brant at the meeting. Geological maps have become important in the designing and construction of highways and are used by the mining industry to determine the location of mineral deposits. They are also used for a variety of purposes by civil engineers, including urban planning. . " Host for the meeting was I. U. regional campus director, Dr. Ralph E. Broyles.