The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 October 1964 — Page 7

THE DAILY BANNER

GREENCASTLE, INDIANA

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31,1964 Pag* 7

FOR RENT: In Fillmore, 2 bedroom double, gas heat, modem, full basement and garage. Good condition. Phone CH 6-4173. 29-3t

Real Estate

TREAT

It’s no trick to treat your family to a home you own; we can show you how to own: 1. Brick house—owner will consider contract. 2. FHA or VA terms can buy 3 bedroom home near school. 3. Assume present loan on suburban home with carpet and built in oven. 4. Xo cash needed for reliable ! purchaser who can make j monthly payment of $194 j for 2 bedroom bungalow. Phone us even alter office \ hours. Call Collins

DEMONSTRATOR: Ward's best 30” gas range used on floor for demonstrations. Reg. $249.95, now $179.00. Montgomery Ward. 31-lt. FOR SALE: Special 12 inch Teflon reg. $2.98 skillets, just received, only $1.98. F. K. Wuertz 5c to $1 Store, east side of square. 31-lt. Farm Items

FOR RENT: 2 bedroom mobile home on private lot, north on Highway 43. Phone OL 39673. 30-3t FOR RENT: Three room apartment. Furnished. Utilities furnished. Adults. Also small sleeping room for one or two, cheap.. 210 Bloomington Street. 29-3p.

FOR RENT: 2 bedroom modern home in Bainbridge, automatic oil heat and electric water heater. Phone Fillmore 2463403. 29-3t.

APARTMENTS FOR RENT: Unfurnished modern, with gas heat. Call OL 3-3594. 29-3t.

FOR SALE: 100 shoats, Chester White bred gilts, also

boars, one-mile north and and y 2 mile east of Mt. FOR RENT: Upper three room

FOR RENT: Desirable 3 room upper apartment. Near campus. Heat furnished. Adults. Phone OL 3- 5061. 12-tf

Meridian. Ivan Clark. 31-2-4-3t FOR SALE OR TRADET5“year old sorrel gelding. Nice pleasure horse. Phone 5226263, Bainbridge. 27-5p

OL 3-3828

OL 3-9362 31-lt.

FOR SALE: 5 room modern, 4 acres, on Route 40, east edge Brazil. Small down payment. Balance on contract. Phone OL 3-6292. 27-29-31-3p Mobile Homes FOR SALE: 1964 Richard Strafford mobile home, 10x50. Early American decor. Small equity. Take over payments. Also TV, lawn mower, TV record player stand, 2-wheel utility trailer. Don Fink, Brazil. Phone 20482. 29-3t.

FOR SALE: Hog houses, Feeders and gates. Made to order. miles south of Putnamville School. Phone OL 3-5389. tf. FOR SALE: Registered polled Hereford bulls. Clyde Hedge, Reelsville, Ind. Phone 6723590. 28-4p FOR SALE: Hampshire boars; open gilts, also bred gilts, j Earl Bridges, Roachd&le, Route 1. Phone 596-7283. 28-tf Elect Jesse Williams commismissioner for the third district. 28-5t

unfurnished apartment, heat and water furnished, newly decorated. Phone OL 3-4931.

31-lt.

Musical Instruments

Will rent you a small spinet piano in excellent condition. Mrs. Robert Loring. OL 3-4888 local representative. Riddick Piano Co 11-tf.

Home Items FLOOR SAMPLES: Console Stereos, $50.00 off on 6 speaker blonde console with AM/ FM and FM stereo only $209.00; $50.00 off on Solid State all transistor mahogany console, Reg. $309.95, now $249.00. Montgomery Ward. 31-lt. MAGN A V OX~Portable" - Stereos, $69.50 and up. Kersey Music. 8-tf 1964 SINGER CABINET $37.16 FULL PRICE Beautiful walnut cabinet. Assume six payments of $6.19 monthly. Monograms, appliques, darns, sews forward and reverse, equipped to zigzag, warranty included. Call OL 3-3987. tf

FOR SALE: Six good walnut trees. Phone OL 3-3402. 29-3p. 4-H CLUB CALF SALE, - Friday night, Nov. 6th, 7:00 p.m. at 4-H Fairgrounds, Greencastle, Indiana, selling 60 head (approximately 3 Heifers, 17 Steers of Each Breed) Angus - Hereford - Shorthorn 28-30-31-Nov. 2-3-4-5-7t FOP SALE: Two r e g i stered Shorthorn cows with calves. Will sell or trade for corn. Phone OL 3-6079. 30-3t

r SINGER ZIG-ZAG $42.31 COMPLETE Beautiful walnut cabinet. Make seven payments of $6.04 monthly. Warranty included. Makes beautiful designs, sews on buttons, appliques, makes buttonholes, full size. No attachments needed. Call OL 3-3987. tf

FOR SALE: Tractor that runs and over 100 tractors for parts. 20 acres of farm machinery and parts. John Van Cleave Tractor Parts. Mile north of Yountsville. Crawfordsville Ph. EM 2-6889. 30-4p FOR SALE: Two registered Shorthorn cows with calves. Will sell or trade for corn. Phone OL 3-6079. 30-3t FOR SALE: Pony with saddle and bridle. Phone PE 9-2639. 30-3p FOR SALE: At Morton Sale Barn Monday, Nov. 2nd, five purebred Hampshire first litter open sowa from Earl Bridges herd. Harvey Frazier. 30-2p FOR SALE: Spring Duroc boars. Howard Gough & Son, Roachdale. Phone 596-7693. 31-18p. For Rent

FOR RENT: 5 room house, east Seminary, gas furnace. Phone OL 3-4721 after 5 p. m. 29-3t FOR RENT: Seven room house and garden spot near Putnamville. New abestos siding. Immediate possession. $40 per month. Phone OL 3-6879.30-tf FOR RENT: 3 bedroom brick home, with 2 car attached garage. Located in Stilesville on Road 40. Call OL 3- 4072. 30-tf FOR ItENT: In excellent neighborhood near campus, one bedroom upper apartment, newly decorated, refrigerator, gas stove, gas heat and water furnished. Call OL 3-9631 or OL 3-9515. 31-4t.

Wanted—Men

WANTED: Tractor trailer drivers with 2 years out of the last three years experience required, age 24 to 40. Apply Schwerman Trucking Company. 29-3t.

WANTED: Service station manager. References needed. State age, experience and salary expected. Write Box 505, care Banner. 31-2p.

Wanted WANTED:

-Women

Reliable cleaning

lady. Phone OL 3-3995. 31-4t.

FOR SALE: One beige leatherette couch, one golden rocker swivel base, one coffee table with matching dough-box end tables, 2 table lamps. Phone OL 3-3802. 28-4t

FOR SALE: Apartment size L.P. gas stove. Used 1 winter. Fifty Locus fence posts. Otis Witty, R.R. 3 Grencastle, Ind. - 30-3t

FOR RENT: Six room lower apartment in Cloverdale, one block from school. Phone OL 3-4208. 31-3t.

WANTED: Waitress, 20-35 years old to cook short orders and work In dining room. $35.00 a week. Phone 6723358. 11-tf WANTED: Evening dish washer. Call in person to RoyaJe Cafe. 30-2t. WANTED: Kitchen help, transportation furnished. Bon Ton Restaurant. 30-4t

Wanted Elect Jesse Williams commismissioner for the third district. 28-5t WANTED: Carpenter work of any kind, various jobs, hauling or handyman. Phone OL 3-9221. 29-6t. WANTED: Someone to deliver during nights and weekends. Topper Pizza, 216 South College. 29-3t.

FOR RENT: An efficiency, furnished or unfurnished. Inquire custodian, Cole Apartments. 31-tf.

FOR RENT: Upper four room unfurnished apartment, private bath, private entrance. Phone OL 3-4931. 31-lt.

WANTED: Carrier boy for Russellville — Banner-News route. Phone OL 3-9070 after JD30. 7-tf. WANTED - TO RENTTlOO Acres or more farm land with buildings and pasture for approximately 50 cows. Wilbur Pickard, R. R. 2, Coal City, Ind. 16-20p

WANTED: Farm or small acreage. Call Indianapolis, CH-1-4876. evenings. l-12t

WANTED: Baby sitting in my home. Anytime. Mrs. George Fulk, R. R. 2 Greencastle. On Putnamville road. 30-2p

WANTED: Good home for part Boston and Beagle dog. House broke. Call after 4 pm OL 36721. 29-3p WANTED: To buy good used piano. Call OL 3-9674 after 5 p. m. 29-3p.

Automotive

Remember East Side Motor Sales for expert body work painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Over SO years experience. Free estimates. 27-tf

FOR SALE: 1956 Ford H.T. $180. Phone OL 3-6474 after 6 p.m. 26-6t.

Pets

FOR SALE: Purebred Italian Miniature Greyhound 4 months old, short hair, odorless, make excellent pet. Phone OL 3-5256. 29-3t

FOR SALE: AKC registered German Shepherd pups, 6 weeks old, black, silver and white. Call Bob and Mitzie Nees. Phone 795-4237, located on lake road by Cataract Yacht Club. 29-4t.

FOR SALE: Dachshund pups, A.K.C. have permanent shots, reasonable. Ruth Bright, Monrovia. OXford 4-2659. 30-6t

Business Service VICTOR HALL NEAL FURNACES AND AIRCONDITIONERS. FREE ESTIMATES. I INSTALL AND SERVICE. BOSWELL HEATING AND AIR CONDITTONING CO. 115 E. Columbia. 29-tf

Excellent, efficient and economical, that’s Blue Lustre carpet and upholstery cleaner. Rent Electric shampooer $1.00 Headley Hardware. Sat-tf

BREWSTER’S REPAIRS — Save $$$$$. Spray painting— Body and Machine Work of any kind. Phone OL 3-5257 20-EOD-4p

Austin Plumbing & Heating Co Sales, installation and service. Phone OL 3-3913 for prompt courteous service. T-T-S-tf

Notice

Be an American. Vote on Election Day. Elect Cooper Auditor. 31-lp. Bland Coal Co. Indiana Eastern Coal. Now located at 113 N. Elizabeth SL Phone OL 3-4732 or OL 3-3847. 23-tf

NOTICE: We are now In a position to give better on-the-farm service. Mr. Gentry is now with us. Graver Welding. 7-14L

The Putnamville School will hold its Fall Festival Satur da night, October 31st. Serving starts at 5:30; also cake walk, Bingo and Cake Walk. Everyone welcome. 27-5t Elect Jesse Williams commismissioner for the third district. 28-5t

NOTICE: The very existence of your family and all that you hold dear could well be based upon your reading and acting upon “The Gravediggers.” Single copy 50c, 10 copies $3.50. Phone OL 3-4666 or OL 3-6612. 29-3p. Be sure to vote Tuesday, November 3rd. For a ride to the polls or Free baby sitter. Ph. OL 3-6064. Vote STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC. 30-3p Your ‘‘Cooper”-ation needed. Elect Cooper Auditor. 31-lp.

ATTENTION: The CloverQueen Drive-In (Cloverdale) will close for the season, Sunday, Nov., 1st at 10 p. n. 30-2t

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JOHNNY HAZARD

By Frank Robbins

Donations for the Church of the First Born. Clothing, household items, ect. Phone OL 3-

9221 or OL 3-3266. 27-29-31-3-5-7-6t

Lost

missioner for the third district. 28-5t

LOST: Man’s billfold containing

$4.00 at Junior High School or on street. (Birthday present). Phone OL 3-6578.

31-lt.

For Sale

FOR SALE: Lincoln Welders, 180 amp., $90; 225 amp., $103. Acetylene welding equipment complete with tanks, gauges, torches and cart, $175. Graver Welding, 208 North Jackson.

7-30t.

FOR SALE: Glass door shower and tub enclosure, $15.00. 201 North Locust. 31-2p.

Sudan Installs Civilian Cabinet CAIRO UPI — A new government in neighboring Sudan today tackled the problems crested by this week’s insurrection, in which 29 persons were kill-

ed.

A civilian cabinet headed by Bremier Sirr-el-Khatm el Khalifa was sworn in by President Ibrabim Obboud. The president was forced by riots, demonstrations an da general strike this week to disband the military junta which had governed the Sudan for six years. El Khalifn speaking to the nation by radio Friday night, pledged his new government to a foreign policy “opposed to imperialism and alliances.” He said an agreement had been forged between the armed forces and civilian politicians t£ hold free national elections by next March and to write a new constitution for the country. He said during the transition period his caretaker government would rule on the basis of a provisional constitution and would promulgate a series of liberalization measures, including an end of emergency. He said the juriciary, the press and the universities would be safeguarded.

owned *round »nd leased or rented around which is designated as a park.

Ina lot.

(f) Subsequent Violations: Any third or subsequent violation within any 24hour period or any violaUon of the provisions of this Act contlnulnc or existing for a period of 2 hours or more shall constitute a violation callina for , the assessment of a fine or fines pro-

■Eqxxf William* rnmmic- ! vide <i for ln Section X of this ordinElect Jesse wunams comnus j ance with anry and aU Ie g a i

charges for removing or towing such vehicle from the parking place or area wherein said violation is committed. H. The standing or parking of vehicles upon or off of any streets designated as within the following area shall be regulated by parking meters: Zone A: Franklin Street from Market

Street to Vine St.

Washington Street from Market Street to Spring

Street.

Walnut Street from Jackson Street to Vine Street. Jackson Street from Columbia Street to Walnut Street. Indiana Street from Colum. bia Street to Poplar Street. Vine Street from Franklin to Poplar Street. Zone B: Other streets within four blocks of Court House as designated by the Board of Works. It is further provided that the parking meter sone as defined in this paragraph may be altered or changed by enlargement or curtailment by the City Council at any time which ia deemed advisable and necessary. IH. The Board of Works is authorized to purchase or lease parking meters in sufficient numbers for the purpose of regulating traffic as provided in this Ordinance. The purchase price or rental fee thereof shall be paid solely from the receipts, fees, revenue and funds obtained from the operation of said park, ing meters, without in any manner obligating the City of Greencastle to pay for the same from any other sources. The Board of Works shall cause to be placed, installed and removed, parking meters upon the curb side of the sidewalk in the Immediate vicinity of the individual parking spaces and cause individual parking spaces to be laid out. marked and designated upon the streets and adjacent curb or sidewalk in the parking meter zone. The Board of Works shall also provide meters in any area designated for offstreet parking. TV. Whenever a vehicle shall be parked in an individual parking space, where a parking meter has been installed, the person parking such vehicle shall, for the privilege of parking such vehicle therein, deposit a coin or coins of lawful United States money In said parking meter sufficient to pay for the full time and period which he shall have or keep his vehicle or the vehicle which he is operating in said individual parking space. Any person desiring to park any vehicle within such parking meter space as defined in said Ordinance, shall deposit the money for the time desired as follows: Zone A: One cent for each twelve minutes up to two hours. Zone B: Five cents for each two hours up to ten hours. V. Each individual parking meter shall contain, on a conspicuous part of said individual parking meter, full instructions concerning operation of the same and the fee or revenue required for parking in said individual parking

space.

Any vehicle which remains in an in. dividual parking space after and beyond the time prescribed for parking therein in accordance with the amount of money deposited in said individual parking meter and the signal shows the time elapsed Is hereby determined to

be an illegal parking.

Any vehicle which remains in an individual parking space in Zone A for more than two consecutive hours is hereby determined to be Illegally parked and whether or not the meter displays a signal showing that the proper deposit of coins has been made. The provisions of this Ordinance shall not apply to vehicles parked or standing upon the streets in the designated parking meter zones between the hours of 6:00 o’clock P M in the evening and 8:00 o’clock the following morning of each week day. nor shall the provisions of this Ordinance apply on Sundays and all legal holidays, and such other days as may be designated by

the City Council.

The provisions of this Ordinance shall not apply to vehicles which may be parked temporarily for the sole purpose of unloading or loading merchandise or passengers, provided the loading and unloading of merchandise shall not exceed five minutes and for pasengers. shall not consume more than three minutes: and the provisions of this Ordinance shall not apply to the following other vehicles: automobiles operated by members of the State Po. lice or officers having police power. VI. It shall be unlawful for any person to cause, allow, permit or suffer any vehicle to be parked over and beyond the period of time of legal parking which has been paid for by the person in accordance with the instructions contained on said individual parking meter as established for any in-

meter and for the purpose of causing said meter to Indicate a legal right to park in said space. X. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance ahall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined 1b any sum not axceeding $10.00 . XT Whenever any police officer shall find that the owner or operator of any vehicle has violated any of the provisions of Paragraphs 6 and 7 of this Ordinance or any one or more of said provisions of Paragraphs 6 and 7. such officer shall notify such owner or operator by. printed ticket or notice, of such vehicle or hts representative of the violation by presenting any such person found in charge of such vehicle with a written notice or ticket describing and designating such violation. If such officer shall not locate any such person or persons in charge of such vehicle, then such officer shall notify such owner or operator of said violating by posting a written notice of the same in a conspicuous place upon such vehicle. All notices or tick, ets describing and designating violations shall be prepared in duplicate. One copy shall be served on the violator as herein provided, one copy shall be filed by the officer with the City Clerk-Treasurer as soon as possible after delivery of such notice to

violator.

All notices shall be serially numbered and shall contain the following information: fa> The number of the parking meter which indicated that the vehicle occupying the adjacent space is or has been parking in violation of the provisions of Paragraphs 6 and 7 of this Ordinance. fb> The specific violation charged and the time during which the vehicle was parked In violation. fc) The license plate number of the vehicle, if any. fd> The name and address of the owner or operator of the vehicle If the same can be obtained. <e> The date of the violation. (f) Signature of the officer.

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maintenance of any public streets and highways where said mechanical devices are in use and all street or parts thereof connected therewith In said City. (d» For the payment of any principal and Interest due on revenue bonds issued for the purpose of acquiring developing and operating off-street parking lots, and for leasing, acquisition and maintenance of city parking lots. The Board of Works of said City shall have the right or authority to expend said special fund for the pur. poses above provided without any additional appropriation therefor. A warrant for any such expenditure shall be drawn by the Clerk-Treasurer of said City upon a proper voucher of the Board of Works, which voucher shall be signed by the President of said Board or other legally designated person as is now required by law for other expenditure of City funds by the Board of Works. XIV. The Board of Works is hereby authorized to determine the location of passenger and freight curb loading zones, and doctor’s parking areas which shall not be metered. The Board of Works ahall place and maintain appropriate signs indicating lha same and stating the hours during which this provision shall be applicable. The Board of Works Is further authorized to temporarily suspend provisions of this Ordinance to faclUate snow’ remove! from the downtown area.

XV. No person shall stop, stand or

The copy served on the violator shall p ar k a vehicle for any purpose or state In substance "that the violator l length of time other than for the exshall. within 24 hours of the time shown pedlous unloading and delivery, or on the notice of the violation have the p| C k. up an d loading of materials, in privilege of paying the sum of $0.25 in a ny alley or driveway. In no case compromise or settlement of the first l shall ihg stop for loadlni and unloadof the penalties for the first violation lng male rials exceed 30 minutes, charged the violator within any 24- XVI Any p erson par klng upon any hour period of time. The sum of $1.00 area designated for emergency use by shall be fixed as a compromise or ppucg officers or removing or defacing settlement for any subsequent penal- ; notices notifying the public of ties for similar violations charged the SUC h extraordinary or emergency use same violator within any 24-hour period ghall be BUllly o( violating a provision

of time. The violator may pay the above amount hereinafter provided by placing the sum of his compromise or payment of his settlement in an

envelope provided for such purpose and .'ll”® deposit in any of the yellow courtesy 1 OI tms Act * mcI1

boxes located on or near the meter

boxes.

The Chief of Police or Mayor of the City shall have the right to suspend the operation of this Ordinance for temporary periods, not to exceed 24 hours, in the event of emergency or conditions necessatlng over-time parking for construction, delivery or service vehicles. XII. The Board of Works shall designate members of the Police Force to collect the coins deposited in said parking metera and shall provide the necessary and proper rules and regulations for making said collections and disposing of said collections as they deem necessary and proper and shall have the right to change said rules from time to time as Is necessary and

proper.

XIII. Alt coins, when collected from said parking meters, shall be deposited with the City Clerk-Treasurer to the credit of the City of Greencastle in a special fund, which said special fund

of this Ordinance and shall be subject to the penalty as imposed by Section

10 hereof.

XVII. Any violation of the provisions

constitutes

overtime or itlegal parking for a period of 2 hours or more or which results in the parking abandoning or leaving of a motor vthlcle In such place or location as to Impeda flow of traffic or parking or vehicles being lawfully operated shall be In violation of the provisions of this Ordinance and the violator shall be fined a sum not to exceed that set out in Section 10 hereof and alt costs occasioned by the removing and towing such offending vehicle from the situs of tha violation. Upon any violation of any provision of this Act, any pohee officer of the City of Greencastle may cause any offending vehicle to ba towed from the scene or situs of tha violation and any pollca officer may amploy or obtain the expert or professional assistance of any tow.in servlet or vehicle to effect the the removal of the offending vehicle from the altua of a violation. No vehicle shall ba released until such towing chargae or charges have been

shall be disbursed and paid out under paid for tha removal of such vehlela the order and directions of the City {rom ^tu, 0 f the violation. Council for the following purposes: XVIII. Whereas, an emergency exlsla (a) For the payment of the pur- f 0r the immediate taking effect of this chase price, rental fees and costs of ordinance; the same shall be in full said parking meters tnd Installation of! force and affect from and after Its

the same. I passage.

(b) For the payment of costs of This ordinance rescinds any prevloua

maintenance, operation, repair and all Ordinance of the City of Greencastle

other incidental costs and expenses In. which Is to conflict thereto and if any the operation of said parking meters. Provision of this Act or Included In said incidental costs and ther ' of lo * ny hlC !! h l!l In v,_ , les&l or unconstitutional, such in-

f validity shall not effect other provisions

money from said meters, any addl-

or sections of this Act or application

ORDINANCE N*. 7. 1964

■msMmir u ° r . d * ined by the City Council of the City of Greencastle. Indiana.

mat:

1. Whenever this ordinance the following terms are used they shall have the meaning respectively ascribed to

them in this section:

<a> Parking: The standing of a vehicle upon a street or lot whether such vehicle is occupied or not. <b> Mechanical Parking Device or Parking Meter: A device which shall be located adjacent to the curb or sidewalk of a public street or upon a city parking lot adjacent to and desig-

nating a certain indicated space along ..... —

said Ok eet or city parking lot. and 1 dividual parking space herein deslg-

which iievice shall indicate the length of time during which a vehicle may be parked in a designated place, which shall have as a part of the same, a receptacle for receiving and storing coins of the lawful United States money, a slot or place In which such coins may be deposited, a timing mechanism to indicate the parking time atloted and the passage of the interval of time during which parking is permissible, and which shall display an appropriate signal when the aforesaid interval of time has elapsed; also a brief instruction contained there on as to the operation of said parking de-

vices or parking meter.

(c) Individual Parking Space: A portion of the surface of the street or a parking lot of sufficient length and depth from the adjacent sidewalk or curb to accommodate a vehicle to be parked, which portion shall be plainly

designated or marked.

<d) Vehicle; Airy device in. upon or

by which any person or property is or may be transported or drawn upon a public highway, except such as are

moved solely by humanpower. (e) Off-Street Parking: Any

nated.

VII. It shall be unlawful for any person to park any vehicle across or without the line or marking designating the limits of a parking meter space or to park such vehicle in such a position that any part thereof is not wholly within the space designated by lines and markings for said individual parking space. VIII. It shall be unlawful for any person to deface, injure, tamper with, open or wilfully break, destroy or Impair in any manner the usefulness or efficiency of any parking meter Installed under the provision of this Ordinance. IX. It shall be unlawful to deposit or cause to be deposited In any parking meter any slug, device or any metallic substance of any other substance except lawful United States money for the purpose of operating said parking

city-

ROYSTER FERTILIZER Our new bins and warehouse have been completed. Bulk or bagged fertilizer and spreaders. Wa ar* ready ta serve you. BAINBRIDGE ELEVATOR 20-eod-10t.

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If you fail to receive your copy of The Daily Banner Call OL 3-9070 before six o'clock.

FOR RENT SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE Inquire First Heuse East of Manhattan Garage or Phene Brazil 220S

tional clerk hire or bookkeeping ex- ,,

penses in the handling and keeping of thereo1 and the secUons 01 lh “ ° r

necessary racords of collection and the

expenditures of the same.

(c> For the payment of cost of traffic signals and devices and additional parking meter devices used in the said

dlnance are declared to be severable and applicable S' to any valid sec-

tion hereof.

ORDAINED. PASSED and ESTABLISHED by the City Council of the

City and also repair and maintenance City of Greencastle. Indiana, this 26th of any of the same and repair and day of October. 1964. 31-7-2t

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