The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 July 1965 — Page 3

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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY AND CLASSIFIED ADS

Real Estate

Arlington Street

317 N. Arlington han a nice hip lot, attached garace, 2 bedrooms. Rood size living room and kitchen. Priced right at $11,500.

533 N. Arlington la conveniently located for school. See it today to appreciate its basement playroom and shaded yard — all for $13,400.

E. H. Collins & Co. On the square OL 3-3255 OL 3-3828 23-24-21.

FOR SALE: 2 bedroom modern home on beautiful Rocky Fork Lake. Can be bought on contract. R. M. Patterson. 1729 North 7th Street, Terre Haute. 23-3p. FOR SALE: Four room house ■with attached garage and approximately one acre of land. Priced to sell. Located on State Road 43 in Fineastle. Phone 596-5442 after 5 p. m. 23-3p Mobile Homes

For Rent

FOR SALE

FOR RENT: Two bedroom house at 115 Green Street, $75.00 a month. Call OL-3-5579. 23-2t.

FOR SALE: General electric air conditioner — excellent condition — $75.00. Call OL 35062. 23-24-2t

FOR RENT: Clean sleeping rooms, close in, reasonable. Phone OL 3-3048. 23-3p.

For Sale at Earley’s. Green beans for table or canning. 19-6t

FOR RENT: Furnished and unfurnished apartment* In Greencastle. All newly decorated. Call for appointments. Paul Emery. 522-9292. Jan. 17-tf

FOR SALE: Transparent Apples. Paris Orchard, Fox Ridge. 13-tf

FOR SALE: Tent trailer, extra tire and wheel, foam mattress, plenty of room. See James Green, 606 South Jackson. 22-3t.

FOR RENT: Efficiency. See custodian at Cole Apartments. July 20-tf

FOR SALE: Boy’s 26-inch bicycle, good condition. Call OL 3-3982. 23-3t.

FOR RENT: Attractively furnished, newly decorated 2room efficiency apartments. Call OL 3-6475. 20-5t

FOR SALE: 56 acres standing timber. Adolph Hoops, Greencastle, R.R. 4. Tel. OL 3-3284.

FOR RENT: Four room unfur-

I Wanted

Fishing Vessel Blown To Bits

WANTED: Septic tank pumping. Earnest Williams, 906 Illinois Street. Phone OL

3-3274. 19-8p. | NORFOLK, Va. UPI—Coast Guard and fishing craft aearchWANTED: Septic tank clean- ed under flar J and power ing. David Homer Williams, lights early today in shark in-

fested waters for possible sur-

Carp Street. Phone OL 3-3745

or OL 3-4853.

July 16-17-19-21-22-23-24-26-8p

WANTED: Baby sitting. Phone OL 3-5621. 22-3p

stairs. Phone OL 3-3215 before 6 PM, after 6 PM. call OL 3-4970. 23-2t FOR RENT: 4 room and bath apartment in Alamo Building. Heat and water furnished. Ph. OL 3-9225. Hal Hickman Realty Co. 20-5t FOR RENT: One bedroom trailer and lot. Howard Moore. OL 3-4061. 23-6t FOR RENT: Available about August 1st, 2 bedroom lower Apt., heat furnished, garage available. $90.00. Contact Bob Jackson OL 3-6662. 7-9-12-15-21-24-61

Premium 9,000 foot Maple Leaf baler twine season close-out price $9.50 per bale. Poor & Company, Greencastle. July 24-tf

FOR SALE: Frigidaire air conditioner: % ton in good condition. Phone OL 3-6319 or OL 3-5669. 24-3p

WANTED TO RENT: By August 1st. 3 bedroom house in or near Greencastle. Call OL 3-4636. 24-lt

vivors of a trawler blown to pieces, possibly by a mine or torpedo it caught in its nets. Rescuers recovered one body and searched for seven missing crewmen. There were four survivors, all reported in “pretty bad shape.” The trawler, Snoopy, out of Portland, Me.,

carried a crew of 12.

The Coast Guard tentatively

Old shutters wanted, indoor

and indoor. Myron McCam- j identified three of the survivors

as Pete Leavitt, Le m and French and Harold Martin. No

mack. Coatesville. Phone TE 9-0848. 24-26-28-3p !

together from television to ob- today's lighting fixture sales picnic will be at Mrs. Arthur

tain added speed. Broadcasting networks have to keep newsmen in their studios to provide commentary if the President is a few minutes late in arriving or if there is time to be filled on the air when the session ends. Thus, frequently, the number of reporters actually attending a televised Johnson news conference — while much larger than the total of his unanounced meetings — is lower than it would be if it were announced in advance but kept off

the air.

There are other differences — some good, some bad. For example, the long series of statements Johnson invariably reads at the outset of a news session

ages or home towns were read-

ily available.

A spokesman for the 5th District Coast Guard Headquarters here located the disaster 45

Wanted — Women

FOR SALE: 1962 Hawthorne fold out camping trailer, sleeps four, air mattresses, extra tire and wheel, A-l shape. $225.00. Phone Monnett's Grocery. 23-2p.

FOR RENT: Available Sept. 1st, one bedroom apartment, large shower bath, partially paneled, new stove and refrigerator and heat furnished, $75.00. Contact Bob Jackson. OL 3-6662. 20-22-24-26-28-30-«t.

Business Oppertunlty

LIVESTOCK

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY; DRIVE-THRU: Completely automatic! Customer drivethru! Coin-op car wash now available! Cars washed in less than 3 minutes! Not a do-it-yourself! Direct inquiries to: Quickie Car Laundry Distributors of Ind.. Inc., Leo, Indiana. Phone 627-3913. 16-17-23-24-4p Notice Home made ice cream social at Bainbridge Christian Church. Saturday from 5:00 July 24. July 14-10t NOTICE: Euchre Party. Where: Cloverdale Conservation Club. When? Saturday night. Dinner served 6:00. Euchre playing starts 8:00. Everybody welcome. 23-2t

BANNER ADS PAY

FOR SALE: Meat type Duroc Boars tested for Brucellosis and Lepto. Also gilta. Polled Hereford Bulls and 10 heif-' ers. Phone 397-3724. Glascock Stock Farm, Kingman, Indiana. 20-6t

FOR SALE: Honey. Six miles south of Cloverdale on State Road 43. Walter Neese. July 23-24-30-31-4p Home Items

SINGER ZIG-ZAG FELL BALANCE $37.41 Need responsible person to make seven payments of $5.34 monthly. Beautiful cabinet included. Does all type of fancy work. Makes many fancy designs, makes buttonholes, sews on buttons, appliques, monograms, makes lind hems, and all types of fancy work, all built right into this machine. Warranty included. Call OL 3-3987. July 17-tf.

WANTED: Cement work of all kinds and plastering, dry wall. James B. Sims, Reels-

ville. Phone 672-3170.

July 13-17-20-24-2 <-31-6p miles due east of Currlck Beach

on the outer banks of North Carolina—an area known during World War II as “torpedo junction” where 107 ships were sunk during a six-month period

in 1942.

The Coast Guard said it had not been definitely established how the explosion took place. But there was speculation that the blast resulted from a World War II mine or a torpedo pulled aboard in the Snoopy's scalloping nets and dropped on her

- deck.

j The trawler Explorer picked up the four survivors and the _ Coast Guard said that early to6 day Dr. Tom Provost of the U. S. Public Health Service was lowered onto the boat from a

Coast Guard helicopter.

Help Wanted Female: Ambitious women—without neglecting your family you can earn good money representing Avon Cosmetics. Write Mrs. Betty Profitt, 306 Wayne Ave.. Crawfordsville, Ind., or call EM 2-4916. 23-5t. WANTED: Part time waitress. Phone OL 3-3264. 24-lp

Men Wanted

is reeled off so fast by him on a non-televised occasion that reporters can barely separate the words in their minds, let alone their notebooks. On camera, Johnson reads slower so that the viewing public can catch ev-

ery word.

The President also used to seem more guarded when answering questions in his televised appearances than at the more relaxed events in his office. But in last week’s news conference, which was broadcast, many newsmen thought Johnson engaged in some of his frankest give-and-take with

questioners.

go to existing homes, 25 per

cent to new homes.

Maurice M. Rosen, president of Progress Manufacturing Co., Inc., Philadelphia, major pro-

ducer of residential today basically are

item; many sales are linked to home modernization and even to-do-it yourself projects. Where once the interior designer, electrical contractor or builder was the chief source of

Wants Advance

supply to the homemaker, today department stores and building supply houses feature lighting fixtures. Rosen says that lighting fixtures have become “home fashions.” This year, he said, there is a Spanish look in style for interior decoration, and it had its influence on lines of new fixtures; but next year there may be another. And there are even lines designed to fit particular regions of the country; of course, there are styles made to go with the particular period furniture with which a home may be fitted. Progress manufacturing had sales of more than $40 million for the last calendar year; Rosen expects sales this year may top last by as much as 15 per cent. For the total industry, sales of all lighting equipment, including residential, totaled about $750 million; progress itself shows 700 fixtures in a current residential catalogue.

Eggers’ home. 4-H children and their mothers are invited. Everyone is to bring a basket dinner and their own table service. There will be a social hour

fixtures, following. The next meeting Is a retail to be with Mrs. Dale Miller

Sept. 8.

Money for Sale! THE LOAN DEPARTMENT OF THE FRIENDLY FIRST-CITIZENS BANK IS AT YOUR SERVICE (Member FD1C)

TERMITES? coil SHETRONE REAL ESTATE Ph: OL 3-93IS Now taking ardor* for Tcrmito Control Company “serving you tinea '33“ Fret Inspection Work Guaranteed

WANTED: Grill man from a.m.-2 p.m., also grill man from 10 p.m.-6 a.m.; lady dish washer, 2 p.m.-10 p.m., also from 10 p.m.-6 a.m. Cook from 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Apply in person to Jane Harlan, Monon Grill. 23-3t.

HELP WANTED

Backstairs At The White House

FOR SALE: Hampshire boars and gilts, top - uality. Earl Bridges, R. R. 1, Roachdale, Indiana. Phone 596-7283. 10-tf Marine Items FOR SALE: 61 model 16 ft. inboard Turbocraft Boat 260 HP Ford Engine Speeds to 50 MPH Can be aeen at lake Holliday or Phone OL 39963 $1495.00 23-3p Farm Items FOR SALE: Extra good second cut alfalfa hay at the field. Raymond Adamson. Phone PE 9-2524. 22-4t

For Sale: Two year old Magic Chef gas range - like new. Phone OL 3-4826. 23-2p.

Upholstery Special!!! July 23August 5. This ad worth $5.00 on any pltaform rocker upholstery job. Samples shown in your home. Come in or call for estimate. Jeffries Upholstery Shop. 1113 So. College, Greencastle. OLiver 3-9490. 23-2p.

West Floyd

July 14 West Floyd Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. Roscoe Hillis. Fourteen members were present and the meeting was opened by President Mrs. Arthur Eggers. The "Song of the Month” was sung and the salute to both flags given. After repeating in unison the creed, secretary's and treas-

urer's reports were given.

Miss Grace Arnold gave the lesson. Plans for the Fair were

coverage by journalistic media. | for disorderly conduct after po-1 discussed. Plans were also made

Code 812, 829-2<26. 22 ~ 3t - Still further revisions have ; lice caught him Friday behind f or a picnic and an auction. The

President John- a coffee shop carrying a jar of

pickles.

They said the shop was broken into but Garinger told the court he must have been pickled at the time because he didn’t remember anything about it.

HELP WANTED, Male or Female: position open as Caseworker in Owen County Welfare Department. Apply in person or call. Phone Area

CHICAGO UPI — Marshall Carter got a two- year prison sentence Friday after pleading ffuilty to trying to sell morticians non-existene bodies. He said he telephoned morticians in Miami and St. Louis and told them he had a body to be shipped to them but needed $200 in advance for freight

costs.

WASHINGTON UPI—Back- |

stairs at the White House Inauguration of televised

news conferences caused much MILWAUKEE. Wis. UPI — revision by methods of “spot” Gary C. Garinger was fined $25

Caught In Pickle

Automotive

Remember East Side Motors Sales for expert body work, painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Over 30 years experience. Free estimates. 27-tf

FOR SALE: Like new 6 h.p Rugg riding mower. Phone OL 3-4540. 24-3p

TERMITES CAN BE STOPPED General pest control for Moths, Roaches, Ants, etc. PRICES REASONABLE - RESULTS GUARANTEED Reliable Exterminating Company PHONE COAN PHARMACY - OL 3-312S

1965 SINGER $39.16 FULL BALANCE Assume six payments of $6.53 monthly. Beautiful walnut cabinet. Just five months old. Makes monograms, appliques, mends, darns, sews over pins, sews backard, and so on. Complete with warranty. Complete price only $39.16. Call OL 3-3987, July 17-tf. For Sale: 1965 AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAG LOVELY WALNUT CABINET. This exceptionally nice sewing machine needs no attachment to make button-holes, sew on buttons, monogram, dam, mend, backtack, applique, blind hem, or overcast. Makes many fancy embroidery designs automatically. Everything is built into this machine. Full price $38.76 or assume six payments of $6.46. Call OL36505. 21-6p

i come about in

son s electronic question - and -

i answer sessions.

In the pre-Kennedy days, re-

porters sat or stood through an | entire session of 30-minutes or so before dashing out at its end

to transmit their stories.

! Those who had to be fastest— press association reporters, network men. those with approaching deadlines — had a breathless sort of approach to their

1 task.

Financial Gossip

FOR SALE: 1962 6 cyl. half-ton

Studebaker pick up truck, . deadlines — had a breath-' ®- v 'J ess « Bogue $5o0. 1 mile west of Reels- ^ sort of h to their NEW YORK UPI - There viHe on old Butler school road. task are homes in the United States

23-24-2p This qua]ity remains when where light for the housewife in i Johnson holds his non-televised the kitchen sti11 radiates from eetings with newsmen. a Sin « :Ie unshaded bulb hanging

from the center of the kitchen But when he appears “live”

“KIND SIR” Great Comedy

SHAWNEE SUMMER THEATRE Highway 54 East of Bloomfield

8:30 P.M.

TUE. - THUR. - $1.80 FRI. and SAT. - $2.00

July 20-24

Reservation* aro Available

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FOR SALE: 1 Ton 1958 Ford truck, dual wheels, 4 speed transmission, metal bed. me-

chanically good, tires excel-, 00 television and radio, the

ceiling.

Or where the outside lighting

lent. 34 Beveridge Street. ! method for reducing the news | ig a ftxture with a ^ ng]e

24-lp content of his words to printed bu)b enclosed ^ a milky glass —— i form is different. The news wire g ] obe

services have to keep batteries of reporters stationed at television sets in their offices to keep up running accounts of the conferences, in the fashion of play-by-play coverage of

sports events.

SAVE BIG! Do your own rug Major newspaper bureaus in and uphilstery cleaning with Washington often handle the Blue Lustre $1.98 or Lustre sessions in a similar way with

FOR SALE: '61 Econoline bus, seats 8 or more. See at United Gas Station at Marsh's from 7 to 5 o'clock. 22-3t.

BUSINESS SERVICE

Foam $1.79. Rent shampooer $1.00. Hardware.

electric perhaps one or two of their men

Headley It

at the news conference to ask questions, but others piecing it

CLEAN rugs, like new, so easy to do with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Todd's Ace Hardwar. It

BLONDIE

By Chick Young

But. just as the bulkier overstuffed chairs, the heavy walnut and the yellowish golden oak within, or the porch swing without, are vanishing from the American scene, so are the light fixtures which went with

them.

The manufacturers of lighting fixtures are just as deeply in the battle for the home-maker's dollar as are the furniture makers. About 75 per cent of

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