The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 August 1965 — Page 7

Monday, August 30,196S

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SHETRONE REAL ESTATE SO? S. Indiana St. Pb. OL 3-9315 3-3057 - FOR SALE - PARADISE LANE — A nice 3 bedroom home, well cared for, clean & In lined. po»s. FILLMORE ROAD — Live In tbe country in a nice modern 3 bedroom home. Carpeted, in tip-top shape, $15,000. SHERWOOD SI BD.—Same as new or better, large rooms, family room. Gas fired furnace, ige. lot, Garage, $17,800. AYE. B — 5 mis. & bth, beautiful big liv. rm., builtins in kitchen, loads of storage space, 2 lots. MANSFIELD LAKE—Overlooking beautiful Mansfield L^ke. A beautiful year round home, 3 bedrooms, kitchen any woman would love, perfect condition. DOGWOOD LANE — 2 story Colonial, 4 bedrooms, beautifully decorated thru-out, fireplace, hardwood floors, full basement & poss. now. Call us — we have others. 28-30-2t

PUTNAM REALTY 106 South Indiana St. 0L 3-5022 IF TWO WILL DO Let us show you this darling 2 bdrm. home on quiet street. Carpeted living rm. Time-saving kit. Family rm. Bsrat. Attached garage. Small lot. Priced right too. ON THE MOVE? Theee people are—and look what they left behind. 710 DOGWOOD LANE 4 bdrm. colonial home with all the latest appointments. 2'2 baths, bsmt. Attached garage. Price $28,500. 324 DOGWOOD LANE 3 bdrm. Tri-level brick and frame home. Carpeted living rm. Formal dining, Family rm. (fireplace). Attached garage. $20,500. SOUTH 43 3 bdrm. frame ranch. 2 acres, carpeted living rm. with fireplace, h bsmt. garage. $18,200. MT. MERIDIAN 2 bdrm. frame ranch. Slab const. Carpet and tile firs. 2 fireplaces. Full bath. Oil heat. $12,950. WALNUT ST. RD. Spacious 3 bdrm. home. Brick and stone exterior. 1 acre lot. 1 tj baths. Family rm. 1 j bsmt. 2 car attached. $22,300. These homes welcome your inspection. Call for appt. to see. EVENINGS Thelma Thomas Don Smith Linda York OL 3-4470 OL S-5022 OL 8-5682 S0-31-1-St

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SINGER ZIG-ZAG $41.10 FULL PRICE Responsible person to make six payments of $6.85 monthly. Beautiful walnut cabinet included. This machine makes beautiful designs, sews on buttons, makes buttonholes, appliques, monograms and all types of fancy work, all built right into machine no attachments needed. Warranty included. Call OL 3-3987. Aug. 9-tf.

Notice

NOTICE: Will care for small child in my home weekdeys, during school year. Ph. OL 36008 28-2p. Prepare now for a long cold winter. Good used and new Heating Stoves in OIL, Gas or coal. Rus-sells Used Outlet Store. Mon.-Thurs.-tf

1964 SINGER $37.24 FULL BALANCE Assume six payments of $6.21 monthly. Beautiful walnut cabinet. Just five months old. Makes monograms, appliques, mends, darns, sews over pins, sews backward and forward, and so on. Complete with warranty. Complete price only $37.24. Call OL 3-3987. Aug. 9-tf. FOR SALE: 36-inch bottle gas range, good condition. $35. Phone 526-2225. 30-lt Automotive

For Sale

Help Wanted

FOR SALE: TV servicing equipment — signal generators, Tube checkers, CRT checker, VTVM, multimeters, new Mallory DC power supply, R-C Bridge, schematics, tubes and caddies, tools and parts. Call 569-3673. TF

FOR SALE: Plumbing tools, photo equipment & Outdoor books. OL 3-3941 after 6 P.M. 27-6p

FOR SALE: Two girls’ winter coats, size 12 and 14, $4 each; one boy’s 2-piece wool suit, size 18, $5; one boy’s size 16 green corduroy fingertip coat, $5; two girls’ 26-inch bicycles, $3.00 each; one chrome bird cage, stand, $2.50; one fireplace grate $2.50. Call OL 36909 or 302 West Poplar. 28-2t

MINIATURE GOLF COURSES earn $12,000-$15,000. Installed indoors or outdoors. No more seasons. Priced at $5,900. Excellent financing available. L O M M A ENTERPRISES, INC., Scranton 3, Pa. 30-lp

FOR SALE: ’59 Impala comvertible 348, $650.00. Call collect. Dave Britton, 596-5691. 30-2p.

Firemen’s Chicken Barbecue - Fillmore. Friday & Saturday, Sept. 17 & 18th. Antique car show Saturday afternoon, sponsored by Fillmore Fire Department. 30-1-3-6-8-10-13-15-17-91 Marine Items

FOR SALE: 1957 Ford 4 door hardtop, full power, real good shape; 1958 Ford 4 door Station Wagon Fordomatic, power steering. Jim Bowers, Manhattan. 27-3p

FOR SALE: 20' mahogany runabout with 145 H.P. Chrysler inboard. A beauty. Phone Coatesville B-lll. 25-5p

Musical Instruments

FOR SALE: Used SelmerBundy Clarinet. Priced reasonable. OL 3-9022. 30-3t

Remember East Side Motors Sales for expert body work, painting, wheel alignment and mechanical work. Over SO years experience. Free estimates. 27-tf FOR SALE: 1961 Metropolitan 2 door hardtop, excellent condition. $700. Kaye Arnold. OL 3-6045. 25-5p

FOR SALE: At Earley's: Sweet corn, tomatoes, bunch beans, pole beans, mangoes, hot peppers, sweet onions, and beats. Phone OL 3-5891. 30-4t

HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE: Don’t wish — act. Learn how to earn good steady income operating your own business in Putnam Co. or Bainbridge, Roachdale or Ladoga. Write Rawleigh, Dept. INH-450-862 Freeport, 111. Aug. 2-16-30-3p

Wanted

WANTED: Fence building. Jesse Person and James Jones. Phone OL 3-4746. 28-30-Sept. l-3p

WANTED: Housing in private homes for incoming DePauw freshmen men students from September 5 to September 11. For information please call OL 3-3131, Ext. 207 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. 27-4p

WANTED: Babysitter to stay with 3 yr. old and do light housekeeping while parents teach. Call 795-6614 28-4p

PEACHES: Thursday, Sept. 2 at Clinton Falls Store, also State Road 43 South of Cloverdale. Bring your own baskets. Ross Paris. 30-31-l-3t FOR SALE: Extra nice potatoes. Walter DePew, one mile west of Mt. Meridian on Road 40. 30-lp FOR SALE: Wisconsin garden tractor, $35; 3/4 rollaway bed, $10. Phone OL 3-6547. 1101 Ave. B and 5th st. 26-6t. FOR SALE: Small cooking apples. $1.00 bushel. Bring containers. Ill N. College Ave. (Rear). 30-2p Wanted — Women

WANTED: Part time store clerk. Could be steady job for right person. Prefer someone between 21 and 45, in good health. Send letter references to the Banner, box 720. 28-5t

WANTED: Small furnished apartment for single staff member. Phone DePauw University. Frank Devaney. 28-3t

HELP WANTED: part and full time. Grill cooks, fountain, and waitresses. Apply in person or call Richard Jackson, OL 3-3210. Campus Double Decker. 28-3t

For Rent

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

FOR RENT: 4 room unfurnished modern apartment, close in. Adults. Call OL 3-3215 or OL 3-4970. 28-2t.

FOR RENT: Three room furnished modern apartment. Telephone OL 3-9532. 30-2t

At Auction

FOR SALE: ’64 Galaxie 500 HdTP, Crusimatic, P.S. V-8 like new. Sacrifice. Phone Coatesville B-lll. 25-5p

FOR SALE: 1953 Chevrolet four door, power glide. Jesse Person. Phone OL 3-4746. 28-30-Sept. l-3p

Real Estate

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704 E. WALNUT is a perfectly constructed colonial home. It has 8 good size bedrooms, spacious carpeted living room and dining area, very nice kitchen with dishwasher and garbage disposal. This house has many other extras — Call us to see it today. SOUTH 43 — See this ranch type house on an extra large lot. You'll like its 3 bedrooms. Its fireplace In the carpeted living room — plus all its many other features. Don't let this one get away.

E. H. Collins & Co. OL 3-3255

FOR SALE: 1956 Dodge, new recap snow tires. Runs good. See at Poor & Company Elevator in south end. 28-tf

FOR SALE: Johnson messenger II, 10 channels with Chystals, S meter, desk and hand microphones, used about 2 months—like new. Everything for $140.00. Also, reRegency tunable 2 channel in good condition and a 50 foot CB aerial, make an offer. Fred Coan. OL 3-4402. 28-30-l-3t FOR SALE: 1953 one ton truck. Good motor, tires and grain bed. 302 N. College. 30-l-3-3t

WANTED: Woman to help with cleaning, ironing and some baby sitting w r hile mother teaches 9:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, references required. Phone OL 3-4863. 25-30-31-Sept. l-2-3-6p

WANTED: Kugs, carpet upholstery and wall cleaning. The Nation Wide Service Master System available thru better stores everywhere. For service in Putnam County call OL 3-3562. M-W-F tf

WANTED: Woman to care for two children part time. References required. Phone OL 3- 6750 or OL 3-9529. 30-2p

Farm Items

FOR SALE: 3rd cutting baled alfalfa hay. Estil Cantonwine R. R. 3. Greencastle. Phone OL 3-4579. 27-6t

Neat, dependable high school girl for part time work on Friday evening and Saturday. Salary and commission. Apply Merit Shoe Store. 12 Washington St. Greencastle. 28-3t Men Wanted WANTED: One lathe operator: several plant workers and several construction workers. Poss and Toney, Inc., Coatesville, Ind. 27-6t

WANTED: Custom silo filling. Contact Jerome or Marion Griffin. Phone OL 3-5650 or OL 3-5825. 16-18-20-23-25-27-30 Sept. l-3-9p j ^ WANTED: To do babysitting in my home, any hours. Have reference. Phone OL 3-3824. 30-3p

WANTED: Boy’s used 16 in. bicycle. Call OL 3-5046. 30-2p

WANTED: Children to keep days while mother works. Phone Imogene Powers 5226818, Bainbridge. 30-2-2p

Business Service

FOR SALE: Massey - Ferguson new and used farm equipment, parts and service. Anderson Tractor Sales. Inc. Danville, Ind. State Road 39 north. Mon-tf

Austin Howard OL 3-9362

Ross Alice OL 3-4072 SO-lt

FOR SALE: Up to 1500 bales 3rd cutting Alfalfa, in field. Baling Wednesday or Thursday. William Luther, Ba ; 4ibridge 522-3372. 30-2p

WANTED: A man for Town Marshal at Ladoga, Indiana. Please apply from Monday through Friday from 9:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. at the Clerk-Treasurers office. 27-3t

WANTED: One combination paint and metal man; one experienced Ford mechanic, sober and reliable, good set hand tools necessary. Apply King Morrison Foster, Greencastle. Phone OL 3-4171 after 6:30. Call OL 3-5777. .. 16-tf

WE mak® keys. Jake Hirt’s Sport Shop — N. Sid® Square. Mon.-tJ

Hearing aid batteries and sup* plies. All makes. Open 24 hours a day. Commercial Hotel. Courtesy Beltone Hearing Service. M-W-F-tf

WANTED: Full time Service station attendant. Write Box No. 42 care of Banner. 28-3p

SEWERS cleaned with electric root cutter. Plumbing repairs and replacements. James Green. 606 So. Jackson St. M-W.F-tf Call us for your free estimate on Bryant Heating and Central Air Conditioning. Financing available. Joe Ellis Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. (formerly Currie’s Furnace Company). Phone OL 36712. Mon-Wed-Fri-tf

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FOR SALE OR RENT in Amo; 2 bedroom modern house. Will consider house trailer in trade. Call Amo 845-2541 after 6 p. m. or weekends. 25-6p FOR SALE: 20 acres, some timber. in Madison Township. See Mike Boswell, R. 3, Greencastle. Phone OL 3-9294. 30-l-2p.

Livestock

FOR SALE: Whiteface Cattle: 50 feeder calves 400 lbs.; 52 bred cows; 2 bulls; to move about Oct 15th. Agent Monon Railroad. 23-30-2t.

FOR SALE: 17 nice shoats. Walter DePew, one mile west of Mt. Meridian on Road 40. > 30-lp

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By Frank Robbins

AUCTION: Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 7:00 P.M. We will sell three large consignments of household furnishings in our auction room. Clapps Auction Service. Maple and Ohio Sts. 30-2p

FOR SALE: One male pug, AKC. 7 months, $50.00. Fred Brown, Bowling Green, Ind. Phone Poland 986-2845. 28-2p

O'Brien Heads Postal Dept. WASHINGTON UPI—White House aide Lawrence F. O'Brien, a charter member of the late John F. Kennedy's “Irish mafia,” soon will take over as the nation s new postmaster gen-

eral.

President Johnson announced Sunday that Postmaster General John A. Oronouski, the first American of Polish descenf to serve in the cabinet, would be nominated to be U.S. ambassador to Poland, succeeding career diplomat John Moors Cabot. Johnson said that the 48-year-old O'Brien, as postmaster general, would “continue to be a strong right arm to the President.” He lauded O’Brien, his top congressional liaison, as a “wise counselor, gifted strategist, efficient manager, and warm humanitarian.” The appointment of Gronouski to the Warsaw post, the President said, was in keeping with his 1964 pledge of “building bridges across the gulf which has divided us for two decades from the people of eastern Europe.” Johnson’s appointment of O’Brien seemed to presage a return to the long tradition of politically oriented postmaster generals. The Post Office Department is a treasure trove o£ patronage and during most of the administration* of Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman and Dwight D. Eisenhower it was administered by national party chair-

men.

The president praised O’Brien as “the key legislative architect of the New Frontier.” It was expected that the affable Springfield, Mass., native would continue to function as an important behin-the-scenes negotiator in the capital. Gronouski, who was named postmaster general by President Kennedy Sept. 30, 1963, and reappointed by Johnson last February, is a pipe-smoking former economics professor with wide experience in the fiscal side of government. Prior to coming to the cabinet he served as Wisconsin’s state commissioner of taxation.

New Approach To Turk Crimes By JOHN LAWTON United Press International ISTANBUL UPI — In a cramped, two-roomed office in downtown Istanbul two women police officers are pioneering a new approach to juvenile crime in Turkey. Their efforts could lead to drastic changes in Turkish law governing juvenile delinquency —putting it on a par with west European standards. Today in Turkey, young lawbreakers between the ages of 11 and 18 years are tried by adult courts. If found guilty they end up, more often than not, in over-crowded prisons along with some of the country’s worst criminals. But, now government commissions are studying the possibilities of setting up special children’s courts throughout the country. A corps of qualified juvenile crime prevention and probation officers is being formed and special institutions for convicted delinquents being established. This year, the first batch of 30 students was graduated from the four year old Social Work Academy in Ankara. It is hoped that these, and future graduates, will form the nucleus of Turkey’s future force of juve-1 nile welfare workers. In the drive to modernize the prevention and prosecution of juvenile crime in Turkey, the Istanbul Police's Children’s Bureau is playing a major role. Founded three years ago, the bureau has already dealt with more than 5,000 cases of juvenile delinquency, and compiled a mass of data for the government commissions. The bureau, situated in the central police headquarters, also serves as a "laboratory” for final year students of Ankara's Social Work Academy. “We work as crime-preven-tion officers, researchers and welfare workers all rolled into one,” said Miss Nuran Sayin, 1 bureau head. “But our chief goal is to esstablish the principal that juvenile delinquents should be dealt with separately from adults.” she added. Both Miss Sayin and her deputy, Miss Esin Kantoglu, studied in England the British methods of dealing with juvennile crime. Latest statistics show that one out of every four thefts in Instanbul is committed by juven-

iles.

One of the bureau’s headaches are the

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Registered ANGUS Production Sale! SATURDAY September 4 f 1965 To be held on farm, 2 miles west of State Road 31 on State Road 252.

Selling HEAD 80

Bulls, Cows, and Calves, 4-H Steers and Heifers. Phone 736-4057 Or Write For Catalogue Renos Long & Son R.R. 5 Franklin. Ind.

LOCAL LIVESTOCK CENTER Hoge $23.85— $24.40 TRUCK GRAIN Corn 1.15 Wheat 1.35 Oats 65 Beans 2.27 LIVESTOCK

Hogs 5,500; weak to mostly 25 lower; 1-2, 200-230 lb. 24.5024.75; 100 head 24.85-25.00; 1-5,

chief 190-265 lb. 24.25-24.50; 170-190 Oliver lb. 22.50-24.25; sows steady; 1-3,

Twist” typ* pickpockets trained 280-400 lb. 22.50-23.50; 2-3, 400and organized by modern day 600 lb. 21.50-22.50.

“Fagins.” Apart from this, however, serious organized juvenile crime and American-type street gangs are virtually unknown in Turkey. Most juveniles are kept un-

Cattle 3,200; calves 150; steady to 25 lower; choice steers 25.50-26.50; high good and low chocie 24.75-25.75; good 23.00- 25.25; choice heifers 23.5024.50; high good and low choice 23.00- 23.50; good 21.00-23.00;

"Operation Cleanup" CROWN POINT, Ind. UPI — Indiana National Guardsmen helped here Sunday in “operation Cleanup” following storms last week. Many homes and shops were damaged and trees and utility poles knocked down. Officials said that despite the damage, no injuries from the storms were reported. The severe storms struck late Thursday and early Friday.

der strict parental control, and cows steady to strong; utility even grown-ups will not smoke and commercial 13.00-15.50; in front of their mother or fa- canner and cutters 11.00-14.00; ther. bulls steady; utility and com“Juvenile delinquency is not mercial 16.00-18.50; vealer* a major problem in Turkey like steady; high good and choice it is in America or western Eu- 22.00-25.50. few 26.00; standard rope.” maintains Miss Sayin. and good 17.00-21.00.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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Water System Gets Approval INDIANAPOLIS UPI — The Indiana Public Service Commission Friday authorized financing for a. water distribution system in an area suburban to Terre Haute and Clinton. The Lyford waterworks was given approval to borrow $131,000 from the federal government to be used in building the system in Lyford and Florida Townships, Parke County.

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