The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 August 1964 — Page 5
THE DAILY BANNER
GREENCASTLE, INDIANA
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1964 Page 5
FOR RENT: S-room modern lower unfurnished apartment. Heat furnished. Phone OL 3-3961. 21-tf.
WANTED: Waitress — Transportation furnished. Bon Ton Restaurant. Bainbridge. 6-4t
i WANTED: Lady to do cleaning. unfurnished! Call OL 3-3057. 6-3t.
FOR RENT: 2
doubles, $50. and $65. perl ; month. Ph. OL 3-3249 after! Notice
4:00 p.m.
told a meeting of Pennsylvania, and returned the queen of clubs FLOYD TOWNSHIP Republican leaders called to to South’s ace. Now South led Foods I — Pamela Ann Mcunify the party for the fall a heart to dummy’s ace to cash Cullough, Blue: Melcdye Ann
campaign. the rest of the diamonds. Then Wood, Red.
Less than 24 hours earlier, he took the king of spades, Foods II — Rodney Ruark,
Scott, who is running for a sec- winning one spade, one heart. Blue.
ond term in the Senate, had four diamonds and two clubs. Foods III — Denise Zeiner,
! told the Young Republicans
Real Estate
SUBURBAN New listings —
1. Near Putnamville — 1 \'x story 4 bedroom family home with 7 acres—812,900. 2. Manhattan Road — almost new rMich house \Uth 1 1 i baths, carpeted living room, double garage and large lot $15,000. E. H. Collins & Co. Phone OL 3-3255 or OL 3-9362
Pets FOR SALE: Male Collie pup 3 months old, sable and white, registered: registered Dachshund puppies, 6 weeks old. i Mrs. Ruth Bright, R. R. 1, j Mooresville. Phone OX 4-2659. l-6t. FOR SALE: Weimaraner male dog, gas stove, deepfreeze, 3 pc. luggage set. Phone OL 3-6207. 3-5t.
OL 3 - 3695 - fjM '“Pi water specifically.
Home Made Ice Cream Supper , Scranton emphasized the uniSaturday, Aug. 15th, Main j fying of Republican ranks by Street, Bainbridge, 5:30 to ] ann0 uncing that he had aban8:00 p.m. Free will offering, j done d plans to draft a state
Wanted
ii!
UNLUCKY LEAD Blue
The queen of spades was an Foods VI Linda Broadunlucky lead. If West led the street - BIue - jack of clubs, the defenders Foods VI1 ~ Sand y Sibbitt -
would probably get four clubs ® ^ i ®’
and East’s two aces.
WANTED: Cement work of a kinds, chimney repairs. James Sims, Reelsville. Phone 672-3170. th-f-s-tf.
Sponsored by Job's
ters Bethel 106.
Daugh-
7-2t.
WANTED: To rent a 4 room g^"gf es t a t Sommerset Chrishouse with basement and gar-, tian Church Sunday evening,: age. Prefer outside Green-! August 9th, at 7:30 p.m. |
Republican platform to state issues in the fall election.
castle city limits not over 1 or 2 miles, prefer south. Address Box 22. Daily Banner. 4-8-2p WANTED: Room for graduate student, quiet, shower. Write 134 Firwood, Webster Grove, Mo. 7-12t.
Everyone welcome.
BAKE SALE: Thursday, Aug. j 13th. 8:30 a m. at Public Ser-j
vice by Dolly Madison 4-H Bridge Players Need Club. 6-8-10-12- 4t Bell To Warn Them
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FOR SALE: AKC Registered; WANTED; Carrier boy for
“phonrOL ”1 ^^^^0 aftTr i^CES AND AIRCONDI-™ ™ ^
VICTOR HALL NEAL
FOR SALE: 3 part Collie pups, 5 week old, $3.00 each. Jim Madison. Phone OL 3-5041.
7-2t.
6-3t. i : 3o. 7-tf. | WANTED: Rug, carpet uphol-
For Sale
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 16.13 Acres—$4000.00 Near Cataract Lake, 3-rm. frame house with basement. Lots of woods, low taxes, good school district. Ridpath School Neat modern 5-rm. frame house, $7500.00. Lovel) Deep Lot Shade Trees Immac. 5-rm. bungalow, hardwood floors, full basement, new built-ins. NAOMI BOESEN, Realtor 316 E. Hanna. Ph. OL 3-3363 7-3t.
FOR SALE at Earley's on Fox-
ridge, fresh vegetables.
FOR SALE
at Moore's Orchard, north on
43 at Raccoon.
4-5t.
stery and wall cleaning. The Nation Wide Service Master System available thru beHcrj stores everywhere. For serv-
ice in Putnam County call i OL 3-3562. 17 ' * ! Excellent, efficient and econom-
ical, that’s Blue Lustre carpet and upholstery cleaner. Rent Electric shampooer $1.00 Headley Hardware. Sat-tf
Business Service
What all bridge players need is a little bell that will ring l o n H foil tVi/arv* f Vv o f f «-* I TIONERS. FREE ESTI- ,.
MATES. I INSTALL AND . COme ^° makea f ood P la y-
SERVICE. BOSWELL HEATING AND AIR CONDITION-
ING CO. 115 E. Columbia.
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Still there was no reason for East to throw away the defense by returning a club at the second trick. Since this article has been ringing the bell madly, you surely see East's correct play. Decide for yourself be-
fore you read on.
At the second trick East should return the king of hearts. This forces out dummy’s ace (otherwise East continues with a low heart) and thus removes the entry to the diamonds. East later refuses the first diamond trick but takes the second. Declarer gets only one diamond trick, together
Without this kind of warning with one spade ' tw0 clubs and
three hearts. One trick short.
Sliciiiwohl On llridsje
By ALFRED SHEINWOLD
Clothing III Christine Miller,
Blue.
Clothing VII — Sandy Sibbitt, Blue. Food Preservation VII — Sandy Sibbitt, Blue. Handicraft I — Paul David Wood. Blue; Melodye Ann Wood. Blue. Handicraft II — Christine Miller. Blue. Handicraft VII — Sandy Sib-
we tend to make a routine play, and we discover later that we j have wasted a beautiful
portumty.
op-
3-tf. j WANTED: Good clean cotton
Apples and cider i r 3 ? 9 Ihc Banner office.
WANTED: Good home for part female collie dog. Children’s
Madison,
7-2t.
FOR SALE: Professional Rayette Hairdryer in chair. New, walnut masonite display cab-, inet. Both used 3 months, j
246-4161. 7-3p. j WANTED: Hay to haul. Phone FOFf~SALE7’All work more~or | OL 3-5075 or call at 1157 less half price to aid the i Ave. D. l-7p
leaving town. Jim phone OL 3-5041.
t _ (WE COPY PICTURES: Bring pet. Good watch dog. Owner 6
1 your 99c or free picture to us for additional pictures. 12 billfolds $2.35; three 5x7 $3.50; three 8x10 $4.55. Ralph
Taylor Photography.
Wed-Sat-tf.
cause. Oil paintings $35.00 to j WANTED: I am now equipped $100.00. Woodcuts $5.00 and do tree topping and trim$7.50. Drawings $10.00 and! ming. Also light hauling. $15.00. This week only. Gar* j Richard Malayer. Phone ret Boone. 8-2p. j Roachdale 596-7182. 6-3p
Farm Items
Air conditioner, i
used one season Phone OL 34640 after 4:30 p.m. 8-2t
FOR SALE: Nice Evergreens, ready to dig. We also spray and trim your trees. Moore's Orchard, north on 43 at Raccoon. 4-5t.
FOR SALE: Forty 50 lb. feeder! pigs. Contact Dick Mann, j Ph. 795-4784. 27-tf FOR SALE: Registered Polled Hereford bulls. Clyde Hedg^ Reelsville, Phone 672-3590. 3-6p. i FOR SALE: Black gelding horse and saddle. For more information phone John Couch. Reelsville, 795-4520.
6-3t
FOR SALE: Registered Shet-
land ponies: Blood lines, Black Patton, Crescent, Larigo and Cody. Good 4-H ponies. Vemer Mount, mile east on 136. Crawfordsville, Ind. 7-3t.
FOR SALE: Nice gentle 5 year
old pony with bridle and saddle. Phone 246-3721. 8-3p.
Backhoe available for exca-
vating and ditching. Phone FOR SALE: 14 foot fiber glass
FOR SALE: Picnic tables, re-1 WANTED TO RENT: Modern
duced prices, three left. Children size, $4 50. Two 8 foot adult size. $11.50. Lisby Specialty Co. 2 miles east of Fillmore. 8-2p
FOR SALE:
2-3 bedroom house by middle of August. Must be in good location. Reply to Box 1, Banner. 6-tf.
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Austin Plumbing & Heating Co. Sales, Installation and service. Phone OL 3-3913 for prompt courteous service. T-T-S-tl
CLINTON TOWNSHIP
Foods I — Pattie Brackney, Blue: Dovonna Eckert, Blue; Jeanette Hargis, Blue; Vonda
Kay McGaughey, Blue.
Foods II — Kathy Reynolds,
East had to win the first Blue: Rhonda Lynn Wichmann, i trick w'ith the singleton ace of Blue.
East 1 A Pass
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Automotive
Remember
Wanted WANTED
rious,
■Men
Young man, industhigh school graduate,
must know typing and willing to learn auto parts business as a steady income. See Paul Smith at Jim Harris Chevrolet-Buick between 8
ROOF PROBLEMS? For a new spades, and perhaps it was his roof or repair that we can annoyance that prevented him both be proud of; Call 845- from hearing the little bell. 2787 or write Jim Harman,; Why hadn t his partner led Stilesville R. 1. Free esti-i clubs?
mate. All new work guaran-
teed.
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a.m. and 5 p.m.
6-3t.
East Side Motor
Sales for expert body work painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Over SO years experience. Free estimates. 27-tf
Wanted—Women
GREENCASTLE ELECTRONICS Service call $2.50 plus parts All work GUARANTEED OL 8-3208 5-4p
Thinking black East returned the
thoughts, seven of
FOR SALE: 1955 Ford Fairlane, R. Clearwaters, 2 , / s miles south on 43. 8-6t.
Marine Items
OL 3-6782.
8-2p.
boat, 35 H P. electric start motor and trailer. Good condition, $600.00. William C. Spencer. 8-2p.
Home Items
SINGER FIVE MONTHS OLD
$39.27 fi ll price Musical Instruments
Lovely walnut cabinet model. Assume six payments of $6.54 monthly. The machine monograms, appliques, darns, sews forward and reverse, equipped to zig-zag. Waranty included. Call OL 3-3987. 3-tf.
Will rent y®u a spinet piano or organ as low as $5.00 a mo. Mrs. Robert Loring. OL 34888, locaj representative Reddick Piano Co. tf
FOR SALE: Eleven-drawer light mahogany chest, 36*2 x 44, glass top; Hollywood single bed, wrought - iron and quilted headboard, box springs and mattress. OL 36936. 6-3t FOR SALE. General Electric refrigerator; Also Frigidaire 11 cu. ft. with freezer at the top Also Religious records. Hi-Fi and Stereo. 4 Hanna Court. OL 3-6743. 8-2t.
WANTED: Full time sales’ girl for local ladies to wear store. Good working conditions and opportunity for salary advancement. Apply at Troyer’s. 8-tf
Scranton, Scott Back Goldwater
LADIES: To do telephone survey work from your home.
$1.25 per hour, 6 hours a day, Sen. Barry Goldwater down to
PHILADELPHIA UPI—Gov. William W. Scranton and Sen. Hugh D. Scott, the Pennsylvania Republicans who battled
5 days per week, plus raises and bonus plan. Must have private phone. For further information write: Mr. Dodge, P. O. Box 85, Terre Haute, Indiana. 7-3t.
FOR SALE: 42” Roper bottle gas range. Used a short time Call OL 3-4492. 8-2p
For Rent
FOR RENT: 2nd. floor, 2 room apartment, private shower, paneled walls, attractively furnished. East Hanna Street, off street parking. Phone OL 3-6475. 8-tf NEW ALL-ELECTRIC One bedroom apartment Units in i Fillmore for rent soon. C. N. Phillips, Dial CH 6-4183.
30-10p.
FOR RENT: Three room modem furnished upper apartment, all utilities furnished except electricity. Adults. Ph. OL 3-3961. 22-tf
WANTED: Baby sitter, 5 days a week from August 17th to September 8th. Age 20 or over. Contact Julia R. Albin, 312 Elm street. 7-3p LADIES: Interested in doing outside canvassing and survey work, we need you. Will pay $1.25 per hour, 6 hours a day, 5 days per week, plus raises, bonus plan and travel expense. For further information write: Mr. Dodge, P. O. Box 85, Terre Haute, Indiana. 7-12t. WANTED: Waitress, 20-35 years old to cook short orders and work In dining room. $35.00 a week. Phone 6723358. 11-tf WANTED: Assistant bookkeeper, machine posting, typing, accurate, fast, must like figures. Write Box 9A, c/o Banner. 6-tf.
the balloting for the GOP presidential nomination, were solidly in the candidate's camp to-
day.
For the first time, both Scranton and Scott came out flatly in support of Goldwater and his running mate, Rep. William Miller, Friday night j although speaking in different I cities. Scranton told a Young Republicans of Pennsylvania Convention here that the “Goldwa-ter-Miller ticket has my complete support." "What’s more,” the governor said, "our entire Pennsylvania Republican organization and ticket is also united behind all Republican candidates.” A few hours earlier, Scott who managed Scranton’s unsuccessful bid to beat Goldwater for the nomination in San Francisco last month, punctured his post-convention reluctance with a short, simple statement at Harrisburg. "I will support Barry Goldwater and Bill Miller,” Scott
Foods III — Genie Brackney, | Red: Martin A. Evens, Blue: Nancy McGaughey, Blue: Linda Phipps, Blue; Judy Stevens, Blue; Paula Lee Wichmann,
Blue.
Foods IV — Lynn Farrow,' Blue; Barbara Hargis, Red;
clubs. South won with the king Linda Blue, of clubs and returned the king Foods v _ Shirley La mber . of diamonds. When this held. mont Blue; Barbara A nn Wil-
South continued with the ten i iams Blue
of diamonds to dummy’s jack. Foods yj _ Stephen Albin, East took his ace of diamonds Blue; Marla Bilbruck, Blue.
Foods VII — James Albin,
Blue.
Foods IX — Patricia Mitchell, Blue; Marilyn O’Hair,
Blue.
Foods XI — Judy Cantonwine, Blue. Food Preservation I — Jeanette Hargis, Blue. Food Preservation VII — Patricia Mitchell 11. Blue. Clothing I — Dovonna Ec01 ue; Vonda Kay McGaughey, Blue; Kathy Reynolds. Blue. Clothing II — Rhonda Wichmann, Blue. Hargis. Red; Nancy Lee McGaughey, Blue: Linda Whitehead, Red; Paula Lee Wichmann, Blue. Clothing IV — Lynn Farrow,
Blue.
Clothing V — Carol Mitchell,
Blue.
Clothing VI — Steve Albin,
Blue.
Clothing VII — Patricia Mitchell, Blue. Home Furnishings II — Marla Bilbruck, White; Linda Phipps, Blue; Barbara Williams, Blue; Barbara Hargis,
Red.
Home Furnishings V — Pat- ! ricia Mitchell, Blue.
bitt, Blue. Home Furnishings II — Christine Miller, Blue. Home Furnishings VI — Sandy Sibbitt, Blue.
GREENCASTLE TOWNSHIP Home Furn. Ill — Linda Bryant. Blue; Abby Michael, Blue. Handi I — Rebecca Aker, Blue: Brenda Fox. Blue; Feckie Kerr, Blue; Mindy Matthews, Blue; Deanne Albin, Blue; Gary Brewster, Blue; Sherri Carpenter, Blue; Donna Schlomer, Blue; Sharon Hammond, Blue; Connie Rossok. Blue; Colette Wood, Red; Christy Kallner, Red; Abby Michael, Blue. Handi. II — Syreta Taylor. Blue; Vicki Bullerdick, Blue; Kathy K i g e r. Blue: Barb Hamm. Blue; Penny Phillips, Blue; Tony Taylor, Blue. Handi. Ill — Martha Zeller, Blue. Handi. IV — Debbie Donelson, Blue; Mary Zeller, Blue. Handi V — Carolyn Torr, Blue.
THE WINNER—Actress Denise McLaglen was selected "Moon Bowl Queen” from 1,000 models and actresses at Freedomland, Bronx, N.Y., entertainment center.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Circuit Court of Putnam County. Indiana. Notice is hereby given that Edward C. Wilson was on the 21st day of July, 1B64. appointed: Administrator of the estate of Eva Brattain, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not due. must file the same in said court within six (6) months from the date of the | first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred Dated at Oreencastle. Indiana, this 23rd day of July. 1964. Probate Cause No. 10423. Lyon and Boyd Attorneys. Jack P. Hinkle Clerk of the Circuit Court for Putnam County, Indiana. 25-1-8-31
LASTED 5 WEEKS—Shown in December 1963 after they announced their engagement, actor Ernest Borgnine and •inger Ethel Merman have separated in Beverly Hills, Calif, after being married
five weeks.
ATTENTION - HOG PRODUCERS STEWARTS' HAMPSHIRE MEAT HOG SALE THURSDAY, AUGUST 20th. f ’2:00 50 BOARS - 50 REG. OPEN GILTS -150 COMMERCIAL NOON AT FARM World's lorgest producers of tested swine. Complete information — we test the entire litter. All the top proven meat bloodlines. Last ten litters at Purdue Station—feed conversion 2.96, daily gain 1.60. He have used and are now using more Certified Meat Sires than any breeder. Recently sold 150 hogs that had 55.24 lean cuts—yield 70.7. Big boars for immediate use. Feed conversion, carcass information and backfat probe on every animal in catalog. Catalog on request, lunch available. 1. 1. t MANFORD STEWART, R.R. No. 4, FRANKFORT, INDIANA
BL0N0IE
By Chick Young
JOHNNY HA7"<*D
By Frank Robbins
Handicraft Hargis, Blue Handicraft bruck, Blue. Handicraft
Albin, Blue;
I — Barbara
III Marla Bil-
IV — Stephen Lynn Farrow,
Blue; Linda Phipps, Blue. Handicraft VI — Patricia Handicraft VI — Patricia
Mitchell, Blue.
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P. M. GREENBRIAR Lot No. 19 This home is under construction and will be HEATED ELECTRICALLY. To help answer many questions we have been asked about electric heat, we can explain and show you. • Heat Cables Installed • Insulation Required • Humidity Control • Moisture Control HAL HICKMAN REALTY CO. Phone OL 3-9225
They’ll Do It Every Time
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By Jimmy Hatlo
Pop shops for himself in CHEAP CHARLEYS— SHOES $6^RAINCOAT (FIRE SALE) $9^ ••••
Them he gets home and finds that mothers seem doing some SHOPPING FOR JUNIOR ALSO —
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DEATH PLUNGE - Ignoring pleas from police and spectators, a youth tentatively identified as Gary Naus, 17, plunges to his death from an eighth-floor fire escape of a department store in Chicago. He leaped just as firemen were approaching the fire escape with a rescue net.