The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 January 1957 — Page 3

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ay the New Year bestow upon you an abundance of all the best things that life has to offer... good health, much happiness, and many good friends.

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FROM ALL OF US AT BOS MYERS AUTO SALES

>Iur\l(iii Brown James Harris <««’orj,i* Ntwhcuse Kalph Sponcer ( laren.';- Suthorlin

Clyde Frazier Robert E. Myers Robert Patton Paul Stewart Maynard Sutherl-n

BOB MYER’S AUTO SALES, Inc. YOUR GJIRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER

317 X. Jaekson

Phone 343

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(Fditor's fote: Manr Indiana komemahers are heart patients. As such the) ha r e keen advised to “take it easy." But <'C' r does a kouseuije take it easy? To help these scorn*-!, an ever-txpandir.e program of the Indiana Heart Foundation deals uith teaching ho-r- lies uith heart trouble (and other ailments) hate to save time end e~.*r. rj execution of household tasks. Beginning scith this article, the first of a ■ ■ - e H-art Foundation covers many of the suggestions uhich are inco-r -rr-d in its classes to aid cardiac homemakers.) raise the dishpan by placing I wooden platform or a square cake pan underneath. “If you intend to sit at the sink, have an adjustable kitchen stool which can be raised or lowered to the proper height,” the Foundation

adds.

Next, consider counter-top work

space.

Although the modern idea is to have all counter tops the same height, the committee members point out that actually a counter for mixing batter and beating eggs should be about the same height as the bottom of the sink. Instead most of them roday are flush with the drainboard. Aside from remodeling the kitchen, the best way to conquer the too-high counter is by sitting. The stool can be adjusted to the proper height. And shelves can either be lowered to within comfortable reach, or extra shelves for everyday articles can be built underneath. > The principle of keeping utensils in areas where they are used mostcalled “pre-positioning”—is a valuable step-saver, the Heart Foundation reports. And it sometimes pays to have double sets of inexpensive utensils like salt and pepper shakers and measuring cups when they are regularly used in two loca-

tions.

Acknowledging the fact that different housewives have different ways of doing things, the Heart Foundation outlines one method of "pre-positioning” items at the three centers. NEAR THE SINK: Foods that require cold water to start, such as canned soups and cereals, utensils for preparing vegetables, like colanders, knives and peelers; a garbage can: and soap, scouring pads and silver polish, etc. NEAR THE MIX CENTER: Flour, sugar, salt, seasonings, mixing bowls, measuring spoons and cups, baking utensils, casseroles, s knife rack, etc. NEAR THE RANGE: Skillets, roasting pans, coffee, pot lids, tea. dutch oven, tools for testing, stirring, basting, duplicate set of sea sonings, carving knife and cutting board.

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INDI/.VA HE'HT FOUNDATION Attention—homemakers! Stop doing housework the way mother used to do it—because, let’s face it, mother did a lot of things the hard

.vay.

The Indiana Heart Foundation emphasizes that there are ways of battling the common enemy, “housework fatigue,” without remodeling the whole house. According to the Foundation, it’s more a question of re-doing a few points of view. The Foundation points out, for ex' ample, that you shouldn t walk when you can stand, and you shouldn’t stand when you can sit . . . if you are to beat “housework fatigue.’’ There isn’t anything disgraceful about sitting down to iron . . . sitting down to wash the dishes . . . sitting down to fix vegetables. In setting the stage for saving time and energy, the Foundation experts suggest that every housewife start in the kitchen since the average homemaker spends most of her time there. The committee members point out that the kitchen has three seperate work centers—tlie sink, the range and the area for mixing ingredients. “The height of the sink is allimportant,” according to the Foundaiion. They advire that you first find out if yours is the right height for you. “Stand comfortably and let your arms hang down in front of you. The paims oi your hands should rest on the floor of the sink. “If it is too high you should have a step to stand on; if it’s too low.

. —LEADERS CALLED i possibly not until further reac- ! , tion is received from nations abroad. Democratic leaders declined to commit themselves in advance. Their support is vital if the plan is to have any hope of being adopted by the Democratic Con-

gress.

The proposal already has drawn fire from some Democrats. Others have suggested privately that Mr. Eisenhower, as commander-in-chief, doesn’t need advance congressional approval to use American troops in international emergencies. The "Eisenhower Doctrine” came under fire Monday on the international front from two Arab nations in th e Middle East. Egypt and Syria denounced it. American officials expressed confidence it would win widespread support from the free world when it is better under-

stood.

MAPS HIS DEFENSE

POLICE TICKETS SET LAZY HUSBANDS TO WORK MADISON HEIGHTS, Mich. (UP)—During a cleanup campaign Patrolman John Rehse ticketed 14 homeowners for allowing trash to pile up around their homes. He was back a week later to check up on results and was greeted with profuse thanks from some grateful housewives. One explained:

THOMAS W. B. SMITH (above) appears before a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh to testify in the case of the valuable oil exploration maps stolen from the ,

Gulf oil corp. Four men were c l° se t° business district

indicted. Smith, who was fired by the firm last January as a geologist, testified as an “unindicted co-conspirator” and may go scot-free, although U. S. Attorney D. Malcolm Anderson labeled him the "inside man’’ in

the case.

Betw r een 5!4 and 6 million Christmas treed are cut in Minnesota each year with only about a million remaining in the state.

• REAL ESTATE • HAL HICKMAN Realtor 24 1 ' 2 E. Washington Sb Phone 1121-W ;»0H N. Arlington St. New, 3 bedroom home, w'ell arranged kitchen with birch cabmets. Full basement, attached garage. Easily financed. Route 3(1 Located 1 mile cast of Groveland, modern 3 bedroom home, enclosed porch, attached garage. Full basement divided into 4 rooms. 2 acres of ground. Priced to sell. lOOC Lincoln Avenue Very cozy 2 bedroom home large living room, (fireplace) den. Basement. Automatic gas heat. Very large lot. Priced to sell at $9500. Immediate posses-

sion.

W. Washington St. 6 room modern home divided into two 3 room and bath apartments. Full basement. Located

If you

are thinking of a rental investment be sure and see this home.

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THE DAILY BANNED ’ TI ES.. IAN. 1. 19.57 Page 3 <> K KEN CASTLE. IXD.

Land! Yes! Wanted real estate of all kinds to sell. Dewey Fordyce, Realtor, Clovcrdale Phone 45F. 7-*f.

FOR SALE: Hundreds of used Juke-box records, 45 RPM 25c each, 78 RPM 15c each call after 3:30 p. m. 20 East Berry Street, Virgil Deem. Tues.-Thurs.-tf REBUILT MOTORS . . . in*stallation included. Guaranteed for 4000 miles or 90 days. Wards expert crafstmcn have remade these motors thoroughly to meet "new-car” standards. Cylinders rebored, camshaft and crankshaft regreund, new pistons, piston pins and rings; new valves and bearings—112 new parts in all,, not including screw caps or bolts. For Ford V8 42-48, Chevrolet 42-50, Plymouth and Dodge 46-50. Buy on terms. Montgomery "Ward, 16 So. Ind. St., Greencastle. Ind. Tues.-Thurs-tf.

FOR SALtf: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd cutting of good alfalfa hay. Howard Moore. Phone 971. Will deliver. 8-tf.

FOR SALE: small spinet piano, good condition. Write P. O. Box 75. Greencastle, Indiana. 10-tf

FOR SALE: Open Hampshire gilts. Charles Buis, 7 niilci east Greencastle. 31-31.

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Lords Ladies Shop League W L Quik Chek SS’i 15% Jim Harris Chev. 24 17 Speara 32 19

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Farmer’s Supply Inc Put e h 22.50 Klmer Rogers, Put el: .. Os.(to Handy's Dairy, same .... 10 ot Phillips Petroleum Co. same 28.7<lardner's Food .Vk‘ sain, S1.2; Todd's Ace Hdw . ante .. 29 88 Spears Floor Coverins? same 1S8.75 Anpwell Curtain Factory . 17.00 \ l: Product, - m .... 26.10 General Telephone <• h .. 165.25

Fox Rouate

David Line $ 3.00 Chesl* v Jordan 2.on Richard Putts 24 09 K. K. Query 48.00 (Sigmed) Alex C Bryan. Auditor Putnam Countx

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aimers mdicj.te possible darn Age fu yoiK home. Ear inspection and Estimates, call

EXTERMINATING 00. PHONE 888 LOAN PHARMA TJ

Owl Cafe 26 Mac’s Appliance 24% Poff & Toney 19 Montgomery Ward .... 17 Roachdale Elec 16 Hi Game—Smithers 179 Hi Series—Brattain 477 Hi Team Series— Quik Chek 437 Hi Team Series—Quik Chek 2101 Over 425—Brattain 477, Treible 473, Smithers 464, Domasco 455, Masten 439, Swope 426

MISCELLANEOUS

SEPTIC TANKS, cesspools and toilet vaults cleaned, modern equipment. Sewers and basement drains cleaned with electric cutting knives. Payless Sewer Cleaners. Phone lO or 1154-R. 25 East Walnut St. 25-tf.

Every day low prices on good dry cleaning. Davis Cleaners, N. S. of Square. Phone 906. Tues-tf.

PHONE 113, II & S TV Service, RFD 1, Greenoc&tle. All makes repaired. Town and Country calls. T-T-S-tf CHEKKY TRANSFER auc Storage, Inc., Greencastle'? ONLY experienced movers. Local and lone distance hauling, insured warehousing, packing aid crating, local cartage. Phone 70 Tue-Tbur-Sat-tf. ALTERATIONS: Meri and Women’s clothing. Laura Perkins, 315 N. Indiana St. Phone 349-J. 27-1-27.

FOR SALE: 35 foot Richardson house trailer. Model SZ. Modern two bedroom. Call at Ralph Ash’s or phone 792. 29-3t

FOR SALE: Puppies, half Manchester, half black and tan Rat terrier. Lelami Chilcote, 1% miles west of Morton. i-3p.

FOR SALE: 1953 2 d(H>r Oltbi, R & H. $811. $200 down and take over paymenrs. Contact R. F. Graves, Route 2. Oloverdale. l-3p.

FOR SALE: Hampshire Boars, eligible to be registered. Phone 6996-M. Gene Frederick. l-tf

FOR SALE: In Clinton Falls, 4 room house, good roof and sidirgr, % acres of land. Reece Marlar, Brick Chapel. l-3p.

FOR SALE: Siegier oil heater with blower, also 275 gal. tank. James Stultz. Phone Morton 5^8. l-5p.

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V MELLO. DE-SC-WM4T’S NEW DOWNTOWN TOD4y ?

; Tmen comes TVJE EVENING B4PERwow* extra! EXTRA! READ ABOUT IT!!

KE/iDY MIX — BLOCKS SEPTIC TANKS CONCRETE For Service, Call 7032-M 4 miles east ot Greencastle CASH CONCRETE PRODUCTS

MIKE'S WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE WHEEL BALANCING — ALIGNMENT — BRAKE SERVICE Plane 1378 108 Jacob Street.

xAv/&/,. . A.: A striking contrast pf white against black is formed as two horses pick their way across the flame-charred hills of California’s Malibu district where run-away fires have blazed for five days. The horses were released from a corral when a new blaze flared up near La Costa, adding to the devastation that cost one life and turned 40,000 acres into a disaster area.

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FOR SALE: Clover and Timothy hay, also Irish cobbler potatoes. Herbert Boswell, RFD 1, Greencastle. l-3p.

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WANTED: Waitress. Boots ’N Raddle, south on 43. Apply In person. 29-3t.

TdJNX 4MD4T1POF THE H4TLG H4T TO MR’S- NORM Of , ^ SUNDQUIST, U * >•’ UTvIUClELD.Vxminn. \\ ^

THE INDIANA STATE

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entress Motors Inc. OLDSMOBILE

and

PONTIAC Dealer Phone 297

TRUCKING— Crushed stone, sand, gravel for fill, driveways or | concrete, fill dirt, lime and fertilizer spreading, heavy machinery

| hauling.

EXCAVATING

Bulldozer and highlift work, land clearing, ponds, drainage,

basements, truck loading with 2 WANTED: To rent 5 or 6 room yd. machine. William NewKirk, modern house in nice residential Fillmore, Phone 237. 16-tf section of Greencastle. $70 to $75

— a month rent. Phone 333-M or 70.

Remember East Side Mowr j gg 4t Sales for expert body work, ! painting, wheel a’.gnment and 1 WANTED: Young lady intermechanical work. Free estimates, i estcd in sales work. Age 25-50. Free pickup a.id delivery ser- j Experience preferred. Write Box

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FOR SALE: Good red plastic | sofa bed, Martha Lewis, RFD 2, ■ Phone 746-M. 31-2t ’ FOR SALE: Feed Bread, 5c loaf in lots of 50. George Young, Reelsville R. 1. Phone 20863 Brazil. 28-4p.

FOR RENT

APPLES: Stark, Red Delicious, Grimes Golden and Stayman. Anderson Orchards, one mile S. of Spencer, Ind. on Road 43. 11-181.

FOR RENT: House, at 110 W. Walnut St. Inquire at Crawford Hotel. l-4t FOR RENT: 6 room Modern House. Phone 159-J. l-2p FOR RENT: Four room apartment, utilities furnished, close in.

Phone 173-R.

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KNEELING AT RIGHT, Ted Hai her watches as fire destroys his heme in the Escondido canyon area of Malibu. Calif., while neighbors stand around with him. Meanwhile, a fourth major Southern California brush fire in Ventura county is giving police new evidence that a firebug is setting the disastrous blazes.

For Your snopplng convenience—Your Quik-Chek Super Market. Hours arc 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. 11-tf FOR SALE: Hammond chord organ, perfect condition, bargain. Write P O. Box 75. 7-tf

FOR RENT: 3 room house for residence, store or Beauty Shop. 102 Olive street. Phone 773-J. 30-3p

FOR RENT: 4 bedroom modem house, newly dec <ra)ed inside and out. Automatic heat. % mile out on 43 south. Charles Hess, phone 1020 days, 456-J

evenings.

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