The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 April 1966 — Page 3

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MONEY ORDERS 15‘ Regardless of amount up to $250.00 Why Pay More Central NADONALBANK

For Sole ■ Real Estate

FOR SALiE: 50 acre farm, 8 room modern house. 1st house north of Poland School 9862482. 25-26-Apr. l-2-4p

For Reel ■ Apartaents , FOR RSaTT: Now leasing 2 hodroom apartments. Greencastles finest Parkwood Village Apartments. 210 Wood Street Can OLS4809 or OL S-5015. Tuej^Ihurs-Sat-tf FOR RENT: 3 rooms and hath apt Phone after • p.m. OL S-6459. l-3p. FOlt RENT*: Apt., modern, partly furnished. Upstairs on U. S. 40 east of 43. L. S. Vaughn, OL 3-5689. 2-6-9-3p FOR RENT: Large upper, 5 rooms and bath apt Plenty of eleesta. 875.00. OL 3-9625. 29-6p

For Rent-Howes FOR RENT: 7 room, 2 bath house and furnished ground Roar apartment Phone OL 36649. 2-2t FOR RENTi 2 bedroom house, one mile north of doverdsle on 43. Ralph Sutherbn Jr. 2-2p FOR RENT: 5 room semi-mod-ern house, 830.00 a month, five miles east of Cloverdale. Phone 796-4682. 2-3p. FOR RENT: liouse, 129 W. Berry St Can 845-2336. Mrs. hhermit Acton. 2-2p FoiSile FREE: Three cute male kittens, i weeks old. Phone OL 3-6008. 2-2p. FOR SALE: Order your Easter Flowers now from Terrace View Gardens. Phone OL 36032. l-2t FOR SALE: Compete line of Nursery Stock; also landscaping service. Call Terrace View Gardens. On Indianapolis Rd. .Phone OL 3-6932. l-2t

WANTED: Farm hand, experienced with farm equipment and hogs. Modern house, good wages and bonus. Tommy Hendricks. Phone 795-4984 after 4:00 p.m. 31-8p HELP WANTED: Putnam County Farm Bureau Co-op will receive application for male help to do general labor. Apply at office on Elisabeth St l-2-4-3t

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EwployiMent - Wooen WANTED: Experienced waitress from 3 to 11 pjn. Good wages. Apply in person. T-Palace Restaurant 30-4p WANTED: Reliable housekeeper for cleaning weekly. Phone OL 3-9655. l-4p EXCEPTIONAL woman with poise and personality who needs or wants a steady income. High earnings, excellent assistance. Car helpful For interview appointment phone OL 3-3472. S0-6p WANTED: Waitress, experience preferred, not necessary. Apply hi person. Fairway Restaurant. 31-3t WANTED: Woman to live with and take cue of elderly lady just out of hospital. Call OL 246-6120, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. 2-2p HELP WANTEDPart time and full time help. Ladies apply to assistant manager at Montgomery Ward. 2-4t

Employment ■ Mcn-Wowcn WANTED: Man or woman to clean new and used cars. Apply in person at Fentress motors. 31-6t

For Sale-Home Items

FOR SALE: Radio and record player, records; plastic rocker; 3 piece sectional; bed, box springs, mattress; chest; Speed Queen washer; 3 antique occasional chairs; new door—no hardware. Phone OL 3-5901. 31-Sp. FOR SALE: Dining table, buffet, and six chairs. Marvin Jackson, south of County Farm. l-2p. SINGER ZIG-ZAG 38.06 Full Price Need responsible party to make six payments of $6.35 monthly. Beautiful walnut cabinet. No attachments needed to make fancy designs, sew on buttons, make buttonholes, monogram, darn, applique, satin stitch, blind hem, everything built into machine. No attachments needed. Call OL 3-3987. Apr. 1-tf Must sell at Once—All wooden old fashioned dining table, 6 chairs, old fashioned sideboard with mirror, 8 cushion green mohair davenport, 9 ft. refrigerator (Montgomery Wards), odds A ends of dishes. Ruby Clodfelter. Phone PE 92198. l-2p FOR SALE: 2 breakfast sets, 1 like new, 4 place each. 1 older chrome. OL 3-5689, U. S 40. 2-6-8-3p FOR SALE: Refrigerator and gas apartment eixe stove, 325.00 and 310.00. Steve O’Neal. Phone OL 3-6329. 2-3p

For Sale - Farm Items

FOR SALE: 18 month old Hampshire male hog. Thad Bridges, Co&tesville. 2-2p FOR SALE: Hampshire boars. Eari Bridges, R. R. 1, Roachdale. Phone 596-7283. 18-tf FOR SALE: Good top soil and fill dirt or sand. Delivered. Phone 672-3158 or 672-3360. 29-6p FOR SALE: 3 year old Angus bull Larry Salsman, Belle Union. Phone 526-2511. l-2t FOR SALE: Registered polled Hereford bull. Very gentle. Marvin Jackson, south of County Farm. l-2p. FOR SALE: me MD'tractor with MAW 9 speed transmission, 2 way hydraulic system, excellent condition, threefourteen IHC plow and 10 ft. John Deere disc, pull type. Phone 526-2431. 31-6p. FOR SALE: 7 Chester White 2nd litter sows, start to pig April 20th. James Goodin, ML Meridian. 2-2t. FOR SALE: AH steel buildings far any farm or industrial use. Buildings fabricated to meet customer’s requirements. For further information contact: J. L. Anderson, 600 E. Seminary St., Grcsncpstle, Ind., or Cart E. Strain, 609 S. Jackson St., Greencastle, Ind. . *-lP

Wanted

WANTED: Baby sitter far 2 children in my home. Must be reliable. Phone OL 3-3820. 2-2p

Wanted

WANTED: Two or three room furnished apartment for two men. Call Brazil 25155 after 4 p. m. 2-3p

WANTED TO BUT: Umber. Phans OL 8-S535. 30-6p

WANTED TO BUT: 16” drag type plow. Phone 795-4081. 2-2p

Autoootive

FOR SALE: Austin Healy, ’60 model 3000. New tires, low mileage. Cell OR 2-3392 after 6:30 p. m. 2-5p

grainenlinr East Side Motors Sales for expert body works, polattag, wheel alignment and mnrhenlml work. Over SB jean experleace. Free ee> tbnatea. 37-tf.

FOR SALE: ’52 Chevrolet, good condition. Phone OL 3-9298. 2-4p

FOR SALE: ’61 Plymouth 6cyl. engine and straight transmission, A-l condition. Charles Douglas, StUesvile. l-2p

Business Service

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WIPE Lustre rug cleaner will save work for you. It’s cleanability is so amazing too. Harriott’s Paint A Wallpaper. it

Business Opportunity

AMAZING Opportunity, Own a DOG N SUDS ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN. 12 year company with over 500 stores. Expert guidance in locations, marketing, A operations. 37,000 cash needed. NO. ROYALTIES! FREE FACTS, Box 735, Champaign, Illinois. Developer inquiries invited. 2-9-16-3p.

Notice

NOTICE: For socially correct wedding invitations, choose from our large selection. Progressiva Printing Co. next to the Bus Station. 7-tf.

In LINE With The Tunes: B-K Root Beer will have counter service. Open Wednesday, March 30th at 6:00 p. m. 702 Bloomington Street. 7-tf.

FREE: Spaulding mitt and baseball with purchase of a 19-inch or 21-inch portable Motorola TV. Kersey Music, North on 43. 2-4t

Award $60,000 To Clinton Widow TERRE HAUTE UPI — A 360.000 award has been made by a federal judge to Mrs. Esther Sasso, widow of a Clinton pipefitter who was killed in an explosion at the Central Nitrogen, Inc., plant in 1963. Judge S. Hugh Dillin entered judgment in the Terre Haute division of Southern Indiana District Federal Court in a suit in which Mrs. Sasso asked 3200.000 as a result of the death of John Sasso, a foreman at the plant. The case was tried more than a year ago. Trials will be held soon in three other damage suits growing out of the same explosion. Kenneth Peck, Clinton, sued the firm for 3200,000, and Harold Nickless, Prairieton, and Robert L. Martin, Clinton, sought 3100.000 each.

Protest Starch By H. S. Students FORTVTLLE UPI — More ♦Han 250 high school students in this small town about 15 miles northeast of Indianapolis marched through the downtown section Friday to protest an older folks squabble over a new bunding. Mount Vernon High School Principal E. C. McCleerey said the demonstration was “unfortunate,” but admitted that more than half the 500 pupils in ins school participated. He added that “the either half’ were probably marching along in spirit.” Authorities said the orderly demonstration began when the students congregated on the school grounds and then set off for the downtown area. Some carried placards calling far an end to a dispute which has been taken to court over a financing plan for a new 32.2 million junior-senior high school building. McCleerey said the students would be marked absent for the day, but did not comment on any punishment which might be dealt out. He said he thought the students were protesting ‘the poor physical condition of the high school.’ ’ Says U. S. Must Pull Out Troops MOSCOW UPI — Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko said today the United States must withdraw its troops from Viet Nam and stop raids on the North if it wants to end the war. Gromyko reaffirmed the familiar Communist stand at the fifth session of the Soviet Party Congress in the Kremlin’s huge Palace of Congresses. ‘To end the war in Viet Nam,” he eaid, “the United States must withdraw its troops from Viet Nam and discontinue at once acts of piracy against the Democratic Republic of North Viet Nam. It must stop trampling on the Geneva agreements on Indochina ...” Gromyko spoke after Defense Minister Rodion Malinovsky had declared that Russia will give “decisive assistance” to the Vietnamese Communists. The foreign minister told about 5,000 delegates to the congress that Russia supports the demands of the Hanoi regime and the Communists in South Viet Nam. They demand withdrawal of U.S. troops, a halt in bombing, dismantling of military bases and recognition of the Communists af the “only true representatives” of the South Vietnamese people.

News Of Boys RANTOUL, 111. — Airman Third Class Terry E. Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Kennedy of R. R. 1, Cloverdale, Ind., has been graduated with honors at Chanute AFB, HI., from the training course for U.S. Air Force flight equipment specialists. Airman Kennedy, a graduate of Cloverdale High School, is being assigned to Kadena AB Oginawa for duty with the Pacific Air Forces.

Record Highs la Far West By United Prats International It was raw and damp from the Great Lakes to the midAtlantic states today, but most

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of the nation enjoyed dear and dry weather. Record high temperatures were recorded in the West Friday far the third day in a row. The records included Phoenix, Ariz., 96; Fresno, Calif., 90; Reno, Nev., 88; Winnemucca, Nev., 83; Boise, Idaho, and Winslow, Ariz., 82; Bunts, Ore., 78; Helena, Mont., 75; Pocatello, Idaho, 73, and Flagstaff, Ariz., 72. Friday was the third consecutive day that Reno and Ely, Nev., had such high temperatures so early in the season. And it was the third consecu-

Dorothy Ann Hasten to Audrid Fleenor et ux—Greencastle Eastern Enl. Dennis G. Raymer et ux to Greencastle Savings and Loan Association—Madison Twp. Dallas Pearson et ux to Dale McFarland—Bainbridge Original Plat. Stella V. Beaman to Clyde L. Hedge et ux—Washington Twp. A Ross Allee et ux to State of Indiana—Jefferson Twp. Central National Bank, Guardian of Flossie Allee et al to State of Indiana—Jefferson

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jon warned his party would not support the motion tabled by the Socialists, which will end a three-day debate on foreign policy scheduled to begin April 13. The Communist aim in supporting De Gaulle on the NATO question was seen here as an effort to weaken U. S. defenses hi Europe even though this might in turn weaken Communist efforts to work out a united opposition bloc with the Socialists on the French home front. The Socialist group tabled the censure motion earlier in the

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live day the temperature climhed to 100 in the desert Southwest. Several rivers were flooding in Midwest in the aftermath of the tremendous March enow storms. The Kick&poo River in Southwestern Wisconsin was expected to crest one foot over flood stage at Stuben, Wis., and the crest was expected at Keithsburg, Iowa, sometime today at nearly a foot over flood stage. The Red River was 4.7 feet over flood stage at Oslo, Minn., experiencing the worst flood since 1897. It may rise six feet before cresting.

Too Much Cor HALESOWEN, England UPI —Police were looking today for a thief who wanted a 310,360 car so badly, he took it by driving it straight through the showroom’s plate-glass window. But the car, which can do 135 MPH, was apparently too much for the thief. It was found half a mile away wrecked against a lamp pole. There was no sign of the driver.

Real Estate Transfers . Vernon Shirley et ux to Ira Jack Moore et ux—Greencastle Eastern Enl. John D. Dennis et ux to Ernest H. Collins—Greencastle Commercial Place. John T. McAnally to DePauw University—Greencastle Southern or Allen’s Enl. Mary Ford to Harry D. McClaine et ux — Greencastle Southern or Allen’s Enl. C. Edwin Stevens et ux to Myron C. Clodfelter et ux— Greencastle Twp. Melvin MCCammack to Truman McCammack — Jefferson Twp. Paul Revere Life Insurance Company to Administrates of Veterans Affairs — Greencastle Twp. Paula Shinn et al to Goldie Irene Shinn—Floyd Twp. Larry R. Gasaway to Marilyn J. Gasaway—Greencastle Woodcrest Addition.

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Corpsmon Held WASHINGTON UPI — BUI Haywood Kinsey Jr., has said he is innocent of charges brought in Tanzania that he killed his wife, a Peace Corps spokesman reported Friday. Kinsey says the death was an accidenL French To Back Gen. DeGaulle PARIS UPI — President Charles de Gaulle is expected to receive almost unanimous support in the French parliament for his decision to oust NATO bases from France, informed sources said today. De Gaulle, with the assistance of France’s powerful Communist party, is expected to handily defeat a Social-backed censure motion against his NATO policy, the sources said. The motion was tabled for discussion at the spring session of the National Assembly, which opened today. Friday Etienne Fajon, a leading member of the French Oommiunist party’s political bureau, announced his party would oppose any motion to throw out De Gaulle’s antiNATO drive. In an editorial in the Communist daily L’Humanite, Facoalition. Conservative support

UNCLAIMED FREIGHT 12 now ZIG-ZAG sowing mochinos wtih 20 yr. factory guarantee, nationally advortisod brands to bo sold for storage and freight totals of $35.00 each. Can bo paid at $5.00 per month. Call OL 3-3824

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