The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 December 1963 — Page 7

THE DAILY DANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

MON., DEC. 23, 1963. Page 7

Classified Ads Real Estate

BARGAIN BUYS A n d t h c* fndepemJ«‘nro of country iKinff. I Hunsjal-nv, '2 iMvlroonis, inodc'.ii in every respect. ()n«‘ :u‘re of Innii in nu-e location for privacy. Terms. Modern dwelling With - "oixl :»er;‘s. 4 ro«)n»s and l»u;h. nice kitchen, heatrola. H'ul buy for some one :it $4TS0. See it. Terms may t»e arranged.

,ERNEST HCoS! ins AND CO. JPHONE OL 3-3255 IT! —— After hrs. call OL 3-o?2?

SINfiKK /.Hi /.AG Will rent you a spinet piano Ft IX PRICE as low as S5.00 a month. Mrs. Responsible person to make six Robert Loring, OL 3-4S88, local payments of $5.74 monthly, representative. Riddick Piano Co. Makes buttonholes, sews on but- ti.

tonholes, sews on buttons, appliques, makes many decorative designs, blind hems. etc. all without attachments. Call OL 3-39R7.

2-tf

FOR RENT or SALE: 3 room house in Delle Union. Phone OL 3-3522 or OL 3-5240. 13-tf

LOOK: Clean up Sale: Florida Tangerines, 3 doz. $1 00; all Christmas Trees $2 49 each; Pecans 2 lbs. 75c; Mixed nuts 2

:bs, $1.00; Holly for decoration apartment. Inquire of custodian

FOR RENT or SALE: 7 room modern house in Belle Union. Phone OL 3-3522 or OL 3-5240.

13-tf

FOR RENT: Two bedroom

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and Mistletoe; apples $2.49 bu. Cider and honey; Florida and California oranges, Special priee on oranges by the box. Belleville Fruit Market, 8 miles east of Stilesville on U.S. 40. Op-n 7 days a week 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

13-5t.

C HRISTMAS GIFT Give the best Vacuum cleaner by calling OL 3-5602. 20-4t.

at Cole Apartments.

3-tf.

Mobile Homes

YEAR END

CLEARANCE SALE All Coaches Greatly Reduced RUST’S MOBILE HOMES

HEARING AH) SUPPLIES Batteries and accessories for all makes and models. Mason Jewelers (Tick Took Shop) 18 W. Washington St. 28-tf

Gosport, Ind.

Yes you can borrow our Carpet Shampooer. Free to clean your carpets with Blue Lustre Headley' Hardware. Mon.-tf

1963 MODEL SINGER

Cannot be told from new. Sews ty for cash or car, 1963 Detroitforward and reverse. Darns, or, 54 10. 3 brm.. Pig savings; quilts, appliques and zig-zags, you take o\er payments. Re-' A. Responsible party may make 3 L. Davis at the state farm. 23-5t pavmems of $5.33 each. Will accept trade and discount for rath. V/oiHCn

Victor Furnaces uno Airconditioners. Free Estimates. We I service any make of furnace. Bos-

FOR SALE: or TRADE:”Squi- well Heating Co. N. College at

Columbia Street. Phone OL 35357. 2-tf

Call OL 3-3321.

23-4t

- FLORIDA HOME ' ON GOLF COURSE luxury home overlooking fLirv.ay at General Development's famous Port St. Lucie Country Club. 4 bedrooms. 2M2 baths. Wide roof overhang. Central heating. SP-heM. $2,730 dr-vn. $167 a month. Call or vsnte for FREE Florida home catalogue. Win. M. DASEKE AGENCY 133 \V. Main Street Ph tne EM 2-3893 CrawforiisvITIe, Iruli "na Authorized Representative for General Development Corporal on

FOR SALE: 2 good used Gas WANTED: Girl age 25-35 to Space heaters, good condition, work within Motel. $25 weekly James Green. 606 S. Jackson St. plus room and board. Call collect Phone OL 3-4071 20-3t 672-33T8. 30-12p.

PGR SALE: Used gas conversion unit, A-l shape. See James Green, C06 S. Jackson. 21 -3t

Wanted-MEN

Hearing aid batteries and supplies. All makes. Open 24 hours a day. Commercial Hotel. Courtesy Be’.tone Hearing Service. M-W-F-tf. Farm Items FOR SALE: Hampshire boars. An ample supply of proven blood lines. Earl Bridges. R. 1, Ronchdale. Ph. 590-7283 13-»f

MAN OR WOMAN. Farm families need Products in PT. Putnam Co. Full or part time. Many Dealer. 1 ; earn $3.50 hourly and up.

SINGER ZIG ZAG §43.08 FI LL PRICE

Beautiful walnut cabinet. Re- XVrite !i aw i 0i gh Dept. INL 450

FOR SALE: 50 feeder pigs, weight 40 lbs. Phone Cloverdale 795-4750. 18-6t

For Sale

sponsibie person to make .- ix pay ments of $7.18 monthly. Makes buttonholes, sews on buttons, appliques. makes many decorative

1800 Freeport, 111.

OPENING on estauli; hed route in city of Greencastle. Full or

FOR SALE: Extra good live-

2-9-16-30-Ip stock dog. Art James, 1 mile

west of Clinton Falls. 20-lt.

FOP. RALE: Christmas trees— cut them yourself —all sizes, $1.00. Bill Patton. OL 3-G7S2. 20-3t.

FOR SALE: Massey-Ferguson

designs, blind hems, etc. all with- part time. E:.perier.ee. investment new and used farm equipment, out attachments. Call OL 3-3987. unnecessary. Weekly earnings $75 P^rts and service. Anderson 23-tf. and up possible. Household pro- Tractor Sales, Inc. Danville, Ind. ducts in demand. Write Watkins State Road 39 north. Mon.-tf

Singer sewing machine. Like p ro( j uc ts new. Equipped to buttonhole. yqj nn zig-zag, applique, overcast, for-

Inc., D - SI. Winona,

FOR SALE: Many varieties ward and reverse, assume poyof apples and fresh, sweet cider ments of S5.96. Balance only' from Moore's Orchard will help only $44 72. Guaranteed. 10'. disto make your Christmas shop- count for cash. Call OL 3-3292. ping easier. 20-Gp. 10-llp FOR SALE: Used Mangus or-

Wanted

FOR SALE: Baled hay, straw

.*-.>() .»p. com. James M. Buis, Clayton

Route 1. Phone Amo 815-2795.

25-3p.

gunmen who did not forget the icy Atlantic,

holiday spirit.

A shopping bag they forced the teller to stuff the loot into had “Merry Christmas” written on it.

Eleven other seamen died after the Adouala flooded and sank Saturday when high winds and waves up to 75 feet caved in its

hatches.

SEAMEN RESCUED

PORT AUX BASQUES. Nfld. The survivors> suffering froKl UPT _ Eighteen seamen from froatbite and exposure, were hos-

tile storm-swarnped French freighter Adouala, were rescued from two lifeboats Sunday after surviving 30 hours adrift in the

pitalized 15 at this tiny Newfoundland fishing village and three in the French-owned island of St. Pierre to the south.

//ft-Giistmas gtoru /// art and legend

WANTED: Rug. carpet, upholstery and wall cleaning. The Nation Wide Service Master System available thru better

Pets

YULE PASSES TO EAST BERLIN—West Berliners line up in the snow (upper) to get to one of the stations (lower) where East German Communist agents are issuing Christmas season passes for them to visit East Berlin. (Radiophotos)

FOR SALE: Indiana and East- P p - n complete with stand and car- stores everywhere. For Service in em lump, egg and oil treated r ying case, and electric amplifer. p u tnam County. Call OL 3-3562. stoker «mL Bland Coal Co. Ph. Kersey Music Store, north on 17-tf.

OL 3-4732. 8-tf 43. 14-16-18-29-4t

OFFERS FREE TREES

HOUSTON UPI— Herm Ber-

FOR SALE: 500 bu. of apples K)63 SINGER CONSOLE $1.00 and $1.50 per bu. Buchheit .MAHOGANY FINISH

Orchard. Airport Rd. E. C. Paris. £3763 complete price. Must sell. -

22-tf. Payments of $5.37 monthly. Sews >> ANTED. Riders to

backward and forward, darns, apolis. Hours 8 a.m. to 5

I OR SALE: Parts of all elec- n-^nds sews on zippers, zig-zags,

p.m

OL 3-4488 after 6:30 p.m.

FOR SALE: Pomeranian pup$37.63 complete price. Must sell.

Christmas. Phone OL 3-9138. pilgrimage Sunday to the grave

23-3t. of John F. Kennedy.

— The Cubans, manv dressed in . _ , . .

FOR SALE: Pomeranian, Pek- ,, . ... ., ... ing, a Christmas tree dealer, be

^ „ j . camouflage battle uniform, laid y c

Chihuahua a wreath at the late President’s

17-6p. P U P S ’ de P° ?it wil1 ho,d tm Christ * tomb in Arlington National

n-as. Always open. Phone Brazil Gemet on

Indian- 34821. 18-6t , .. . , , „

ary of their release from Cu-

WANTED: To buy baled hay,

„ k » r. c ingese. Poodle and Elwood Campbell, R. R. 6 Box ^

149, Greenfield, Ind.

trie razor. Mason Jewelers. (The on jy eight months old. Phone OL-

FOR RALE: Registered Beagle ban prisons. Mon-Thurs-tf P ups ' runnin § do £ s - also do ^ s

heves every family should have one. He repeated an offer Fri-

----- ^ crj ve a t ree anybody the first annivers- v .

who can't afford to buy one. It's the 24th year he has offer-

ed free trees.

Tick Took Shop) south side of square. 30-tf.

3-3987.

23-tf.

FOR SALE: 1962 Mobile Horne Furnace, with 160 gallon oil tank and new oil pump. Call OL 35902. After 5 p. m.

FOR SALE: Washer and dryer; bicycle and tricycle; acquarium and fish; singer canary; fresh milk goats. A. L. Davis at the state farm. 23-ot.

Automotive

for rent. Young started Coon dog, IN MEMORIAM

For Rent

FOR SALE: Boy s Schwinn 24” bike in good condition. 831 Gardenside Drive. 19-4t.

I oil SALE or x ExSl: Puri- FOR RENT: 4 room modern tan Water Softeners, Soft water furnished upper apartment, heat, 365 days of the year. Furl wa j cr unc j g ara ge furnished. Ph.

l&emein(M‘r East Side .Motor Sales for e\(H'rt body work, painting. wheel alignment and ineehanieal work. Over 3(1 yearn experience. Free estimates. 27-tf

fancy Pigeons, Bantams and rabbits. Phone Poland, 986-2253. Joi n Lynch R. R. 2, Reelsville. 18-5t

In loving remen.•oranee of Alice Nicholson who passed away 4 years ago December 25, 1959.

HAVE HOLIDAY SPIRIT LAWNDALE, Calif. UPI — Nearly $8,000 was taken from the

FOR SALE: AKC Black nr

FOR SALU: 1360 Volkswagen, $800.90. Call at 307 Johnson St. 20-3p.

Never shall vour memory fade,

gray German Shepherd puppies. thoughts shall ever ^ n .

Mrs. Harry Surber. Phone Bainbridge 522-6884. 20-3t

God knows how much we miss Marino Federal Savings & Loan you, Association here Friday by two

r <L.' Metropolitan Museum o£ Art Collection THE ADORATION OF THE MAGI—In far-off Persia, three wise men were looking in the sky and saw a strange star. As they watched, the star told them of the baby, Jesus, who was King of the world. The wise men hurriedly packed their finest gifts on their camels and embarked upon their journey to Bethlehem to see the Christ Child. It took qiany days before they arrived in Bethlehem. They came, sayiVg: Where is he that is born Kinrj of the Jews? For tee have seen his star in the east, and are come to worship Hon. And when they were come into the house, they saw the young child with Mary, His mother. They, too, fell on their knees and prayed, presenting gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh to the child of Love. Such a simple tale—three men come to worship a child. Those who wrote about it and painted it elaborated upon it with endless satisfaction. But in tucking in the unexpected, adding the note which was nonsense, as he has done here, Hieronymus Bosch was unsurpassed. In this painting he seems to be drawn by kaleidoscopic dreams to hurry on from the Magi's brisk egret feather to the plants in the walls, to the filigree of the Virgin’s hair. His light handling of paint has the transparency of stained glass and the interweaving of dreams adds fantasy. Angels, while watching from on high, hold up a billowing canopy as a roof. The inn is not just an abandoned castle, but a spacious, patterned ruin. The shepherds not only look in the window, but absentmindedly vvaim their hands at a fire. The medieval world knew these men well, “of whom the names be written. ... in Latin, Jaspe.r, Melchior and Balthasar.’ Artists seized upon the opportunity to paint them with gold and glorious color. Distributed by King Features Syndicate

To the spot where you are laid. Sadly missed by Imogene

FOR SALE: 3 Rat Terrier

puppies. Will hold for Christ- Charles, and boys,

mas. Phone CH 6-3594 . 20-3t.

Young America Bakes— Varieties of Brioche

Hutcheson.

3372.

Reelsville. Ph 672-

18-M-W-tf.

GL 3-3BG1.

23-tf.

FOR SALE: 1953 Chevrolet, $165.00: 1957 Ford Station Wagon, $375.00. Both cars have new

hOR RENT: 3 bed) x>in house, batteries and snow tires. Phone

302 Greenwood Avt. Contact CH 6-3558.

Mrs. W. E. Umbreit. 2811 Wendell Ave., Lima, Ohio, after Jan. 3rd, Scott Hall, Oxford, Ohio.

20-3t.

Home Items 1963 SINGER CONSOLE

$41.27 complete price. Must sell. Payments of $6.88 monthly. Sews

Backward and forward, darns, FOR RENT: One 5 room unmends, sews on zippers, equipped furnished downstairs apartment; to zig-zag only ten months old. One four room unfurnished upPhone OL 3-3987. 2-tf. per apartment. Call at 1312 S. — Bloomington St. 19-5t New 4 speed autonvatic record players. $49.95. Kersey Music FOR RENT: Motel rooms $10. Store, North on 43. 21-tf per week. Call collect 672-3358

after 7 p. m. 30-12p

NOT SO HARMLESS

IN MEMORY RHEIMS, France UPI — Rene In memory of Arthur Giltz — Orange, 33. a circus roustabout, 23_ er) It seems but yesterday: But four was clawed to death by four lions

years have passed since a prec- Sunday when he entered their FOR SALE: 1956 Chevrolet j OUS one W as taken from us. Yes cage to show a friend that they Bel Air, 6 cyl. manual slufl. try to be brave; and try to were harmless. See at 1110 S. Indiana St. understand why such needed- Orange stroked one of the

20-4p treasures are maen from us. It lions through the bars of the would be unbearable had the cage, and she licked his hand. He

Business Father not sent the Blessed then entered the cage and the ■**'**”■**** IVC saviour to assure us, of eternal animals mauled him to death.

life, and the promise that vve

Anyone wishing to contact shall see our own again.

A. A. Group, write Post Office Sadly missed by Mrs. Arthur

Box 394. Greencastle. Mon-tf Giltz and family.

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New Magnavox Stereos are here, clearance on all R. C. A.

stereos. Kersey Music, north on building in

43.

SEWERS cleanea with electric CUBANS VISIT GRAVE

FOR RENT or SALE: Store root cutter. Plumbing repairs WASHINGTON UPI

Belle Union.

21-tf. OL 3-3522 or OL 3-5240.

Fifty

Phone and replacements. James Green, survivors of the 1961 Bay of Pigs 13-tf. 606 So. Jackson St. M-W-F-tf invasion of Cuba made a special

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THESE THREE VARIETIES of Brioche are dcceptive! They look difficult to make—but are actually quite simple. The basic yeast dough requires no kneading. The shapes take but minutes to form. French Rolls Are Easy to Make

According to French tradition, the popular continental breakfast consists of juice or fruit, coffee and rolls. The menu sounds simple, but, oh what rolls! The delicate French Brioche is indeed queen of the continental breakfast. It is a yeast-raised bread, rich and tender, flaky to the touch, and tempting to the palate. We are most familiar with brioche shaped with sloping sides and a tiny ball or "top hat’’ on top. But, the dough lends itself to any number of interesting shapes. Novice bakers will find each variety simple to do, for the basic dough is batter, refrigerator type. All you do is beat it— then chill it overnight. There’s no kneading necessary! BRIOCHE VARIETIES <4 Brioche Dough: 1/4 cup milk \\ cup warm water (105** 115^.) 1 package or cake Fleisch* mann’s Yeast, active dry or compressed Is cup sugar 1/4 teaspoon sail

% cup (/ j stick) Fleischmann’s

Margarine, softened

1 egg

1 egg yolk 1 teaspoon grated lemoo

peel

2 cups unsifted -flour

1 egg white

Scald milk; cool to lukewarm. Measure warm water into large warm bowl; sprinkle or crumble in Fleischmann’s Yeast; stir until dissolved. Stir in sugar, salt, soft Fleischmann’s Margarine, egg, egg yolk, lemon peel, and unsifted flour. Beat until thoroughly blended. Cover. Let rise in warm place, free from draft, until doubled in bulk, about 1 hour. Covet; tightly with aluminum foil. Refrigerate overnight. Reserve egg white for brushing

dough before baking.

Turn dough out onto well floured board. Proceed as for any

variation given below.

Luncheon Braid Makes 1 large braid

Divide dough into 3 equal pieces. Roll each piece out into

a roll 20-inches long. Place the 3 rolls on a large greased baking sheet and form into a braid. Seal ends together and tuck under , braid. Cover. Let rise in warm place, free from draft, until ; doubled in bulk, about 1 hour. Gently brush braid with light- | ly beaten egg white. Bake in | moderate oven (375°F) about 15 to 20 minutes or until done. Creole Style Brioche Makes 12 rolls Form dough into a roll 12- ■; Inches long; cut into 12 equal pieces. Shape each piece into a roll 6-inches long with tapered ends. Place on greased baking sheets. With a sharp knife make a cut 3-inches long and 14-inch deep lengthwise down the center of each strip. Cover. Let rise in warm place, free from draft, until doubled in bulk, about I

; hour.

Gently brush rolls with lightgj ly beaten egg white. Bake in moderate oven (375°F.) about 12 to 15 minutes, or until done.

Small Traditional Brioche

Makes 18 individual brioche Divide dough into 2 pieces, one about % weight of dough and the other about Vz weight of dough. Cut larger piece into 18 equal pieces; form into smooth balls. Place in well greased muffin pans or tart pans. Cut smaller piece into 18 equal pieces; form into smooth balls. With floured finger make a deep indentation in center of each large ball. Press a small ball into each indentation. Cover. Let rise in warm place, free from draft, until doubled in bulk, about I hour. Gently brush brioche with lightly beaten egg white. Bake in moderate oven (375°F.) about 12 to 15 minutes, or until done*

Large Traditional Brioche Makes 1 large brioche

Place dough in a large, well greased brioche mold. The mold should have a large circular bot* tom (about 5Vi-inches in diameter) and flaring fluted sides with a depth of 3-inches. Cover; let rise in warm place, free from draft, until doubled in bulk,

about 1 hour.

Bake in moderate oven (350° F.) about 40 minutes or until

done.

Unmold and cool. If desired frost with confectioners’ sugar icing and decorate with nuts. Cut in wedges and serve as tea bread.