The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 April 1966 — Page 5

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Saturday, April 9, 1966

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For Sale-Real Estate

L H. Collins & Co.

OLS-S255

Sly Fox Attractive, hospitable, 2 bedroom home on S acres; strictly modern; recreation room with new carpet mid draperies; carpeted living room with fireplace. Sly Fox could build another house or two on acreage. Large Family Spacious home with large living room, cheery fireplace, delightful dining room, many bedrooms and baths, good neighbors. This is one of those rare you have to see to beBoh Clark Lob or Ross Allee Coatesville B SCSI OL 3-4072

PUTNAM REALTY WEST S Bdrm. Total Electric home. Built-in Kit. Family rm. Large living rm. Attached garage. 1 acre. 803 STADIUM DR. S bdrm. Brick home. Large fireplace in living-dining area. Step-saving kit. l</s A very livable, home. WESTWOOD HEIGHTS S bdrm. home with large wooded lot New carpeting. Lovely built-in kit. mid family rm. 2 baths. % car attached garage. Must see to appreciate. 5 MILES WEST Modern 2 or S bdrm. home, large living rm. and dining area. Oil heat Ideal setting with high view. Immed. Poss. Priced to sell. BUYING OR SELLING IN '66? FOR RESULTS PHONE PUTNAM REALTY. EVENINGS Ihdma Thomas Don Smith OL 3-5022 OL S-5682 Linda York OL 3-4470

For Sole- Real Estate

FOR SALE BUILDING LOTS

(1) large lot on Cataract Lake (1) Large lot south on Manhal

tan Road

(1) 2 acre lot south on Manhal

tan Road

(2) lots south on Road 43 E. H. Collins & Co. Phone Coatesville B-56SI OL 3-3286 or OL 3-5892

This Week Specials 507 Ohio Street—Nice modern home with an extra lot $5,000.00 43 South—Beautiful home on large landscaped lot Pric* $15,700.00 E. H. Collins & Co. Phone Coatesville B-56S1 OL 3-3286 or OL 3-5892

For Rent - Apartments

FOR RENT: 2 bedroom apart-

Phone OL 3-5649.

FOR RENT: Now

parking. Phone OL 3-6475.

HOT ZIGGITY! LOOK AT OUR new Exclusive Listing!!! Excellently located on Albin’s Pond Road. Slump brick house beautifully located on 4 Vi acres of wooded ground, near n wandering Blrnum Has 3 bedrooms, central air conditoining, and full finished basement; 2 car gaTWO PIANOS THREE COUCHES FOUR POKER TABLES Would nil fit EASILY into the living room of this lovely home. Formal dining room, many bedrooms. Charming exterior. Behind tha house b a ravine, great for the kids! Whats New 316 DOGWOOD Very attractive, well designed, newly decorated, very good abed rooms. Extra large carpeted living room with inviting fireplace. Glass sliding door that opens off the dining area to the convenient patio. It features 3 large bedrooms, with 2 baths. Be sore to double check thb kitchen—built-in gas range and oven, dishwasher, garbage disposaL LOOKING FOR SUCCESS? Here it b — Opportunity is imnrtring for the person that has a desire to own a Drive-In Theatre, with food service, and Bargain Barn, with everything (induding toe kitchen sink). There’s a 4 room apartment, 27 acres of ground (partly tillable), 2 lake sites nearby. Don’t let thb opportunity puss you by, if you waat to own your pwn business. Call Collins OL 3-3255 Bob Clark , Lob Allee GentaaviUe B 56-31 OL 3-4072 Boss Allee OL 3-4972

For Sale-Mobile Homes

FOR SALE: Lake view lot. On corner. Nicely wooded. Holiday Lake. Phone OL 3-5814. 6-4t

FOR SALE: 1059 Ave. E for 32,500, little or nothing down and 35 per month. Ernest H. Collins, Flume OL 3-3255. 7-5t P0A SALE or Rent: Apartment house at 105 West Columbia Street. Furnished or unfurnbhed. Phone OL 3-9529. 9-3p

Air conditioner. Ci 5902, after 5:30 p.m.

For Sale

719 East Seminary.

OL 3-6932.

For Sale-Farm Items

Seminary

OL 3-3583.

For Sale-Fam Roms

FOR SALE: Hampshire boars. Earl Bridges, R. R. 1, Roachdale. Phone 596-7283. 18-tf

FOR SALE: H-Farmall tractor 4k cultivator. 8 lime beds, 2 with trucks. Howard Davis, s 2 miles south of Morton Garage. PE 9-2451. 8-3p

FOR SALE: Cub Cadet tractor - and mower. Phone OL 3-5682.

9-2p.

FOR SALE: Two 7 foot discs. Phone OL 3-5846. 8-2p

FOR SALE: Chester White boars. Bill Hal tom, Route 1, Spencer. Phone 929-2033.

9-5p.

FOR SALE: Farmall B Tractor; L H. Corn Elevator with cylinder; 48 ft. wagon with hoist; I. H. 7 ft Mower Stainer Chain Saw; I. H. 4 row Corn Planter; 2 row L H. Cultivator. All tools good and well taken care of. Phone Eminence 528-2725 or contact Mrs. Zella Terry or Bobbie Dale Sims after 4:00 p.m.

8-3p

For Sale-Home Items

SINGER ZIG-ZAG 38.06 Full Pric*

, Need responsible party to make six payments of 58.35 ■ monthly. Beautiful walnut * cabinet. No attachments 5 needed to make fancy designs, sew on buttons, make 1 buttonholes, monogram, darn, 1 applique, satin stitch, blind hem, everything built into t machine. No attachments , needed. Call OL 3-3987.

Apr. 1-tf

• FOR SALE: 2 used Portable 1 Stereos; 1 used Portable TV . (19”) 575.00. Motorola Color TV’s in stock. KERSEY ; MUSIC. g-4t

• FOR SALE: Used Selmer Paris L Artist Olarinet. Latest Series 9^. KERSEY MUSIC 8-4t

Employment - Men

. WANTED: Gas station attendant. United Oil, 1019 Indianapolis Road. 8-2p

> WANTED: Man for general 1 work in fertilizer warehouse, f Apply in person. Fillmore Soil Service, Fillmore. 9-2t

WANTED: Experienced welder. Phone Amo 845-3337. 7-6t

Employment - Women

HELP WANTED: Maid work. Paid vacation. Apply in person at College Castle Motel.

6-5t

WANTED: Receptionist and typist to work Saturday mornings in law office from 8:30 a.m. until noon. Phone OLiver 3-4616. 9-3p.

WANTED: Waitress from 3 pm. to 11 p.m. Top wages, 5 days a week. Apply in person at Y-Palace Restaurant, junction of Roads 43 4k 36. , 9-7t

WANTED: Lady to work snack-bar. Good salary. Stuckeys’ Pecan Shop. Phone 526-2611, ML Meridian. 6-4p.

WANTED: Middle-aged reliable baby-sitter in my home. Good pay for the right person. Ph. OL 3-6548. 8-2p

Employment - Men-Women

HELP WANTED: Part time help—Ladies from 35 to 50 years of age. Apply Mr. Wickard. Asst. Manager Montgomery Ward 4k Co. 7-4t

Wanted

WANTED: Cement work of all kinds and plastering James B. Sims, Reelsville. Phone 672-3170. 7-3p.

WANTED: Small antique round oak table with or without leaves. Would prefer dropleaf with rollers. Phone OL 3-4072 or OL 3-5892. 8-2t

WANTED: Old antique dinner bell (medium size). Phone OL 3-5892. 8-2t

TREE WORK: Topping and takedown. Free estimates. C. Gorham Tree Surgery. Phone OL 3-9031. ~ 5-5p.

one 2 wheel trailer. All to sell together. Phone OL 3-9077. 9-6L

WANTED: Someone to clean house and do light housework 2 or 3 days a week. Phone OL 3-5979. 9-3p.

Wanted to Buy

WANTED TO BUY: Small farm or acreage in Greencastle Township. Reply Box 421, care of Daily Banner.

l-5-7-9-12-14-6p.

Automotive

FOR SALE: 1958 Ford Station Wagon, 4 door, automatic transmission, radio 4k heater, 5150.00. Phone 246-6241. 7-6p

FOR SALE: 1958 Plymouth V8, new motor. PE 9-2451. 8-3p

FOR SALE: 1965 Honda 90. Excellent condition. Ph. OL 3-5771 or OL 3-4734. 8-3t

FOR SALE: 1957 Ford station wagon V-8 straight stick, radio 4k heater. Price 5150.00. Phone 246-6160. 9-6p.

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

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, 4k operations. 57,000 cash needed. NO ROYALTIES! FREE FACTS, Box 735, Champaign, Illinois. Developer inquiries invited.

2-9-16-3p.

Lost & Found

LOST: Student’s black rim glasses In March. In or vicinity of High School Phone OL 3-5814. 6-4t

LOST: Tan and white Pekingese male name “Timinie” in vicinity of No. 2 School house in Madison Township. Call OL 3-5128 or PE 9-2196. 9-3t.

Notice

ONCE AGAIN—Coneys, BarT)ecue, Chiliburgers, 30c, Hot Dogs, 25c. Mahoneys B-K. Ph. OL 3-3311. 8-3t

AT THE B-K; Coke, Root Beer, Orange, Pepsi, Seven Up, 10c and 15c. Like, diet drink, 15c. Milk, 10c. 702 Bloomington St. Ph. OL 3-3311. 8-3t

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

Business Service

For “A well done” clean carpets with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, 51.00. Headley Hardware. It.

your spring cleaning blue, reach for Wipe Lustre, it’s waiting for you. Herriott’s Paint A Walpaper. it

National Window

By Lyle Wilson Honest men and women of all parties should be able to agree on a simple device to illuminate the fiscal road ahead and thereby spotlight potential hazards. It is difficult to believe that any honest man could object to that. Thb illuminating device will get not much, if any, Democratic support, however, because it originates in the Republican party. The device is intended to enhance the integrity and value of the federal budgeting process by means of: A The annual publication of a five-year budget projection for all departments and agencies to assist long-range consideration of the fiscal consequences of new programs. B An annual reporting, as part of the budget, of the unfunded commitments of the government for future spending which have to be met by the

taxpayers.

It would be as simple as that. It would merely follow the practices of any well run business whether in business or government. The executive officers and board members have a right to know where they may expect to be next year as a result of some action they are

considering.

Setting up machinery to establish the future cost of projects which may involve relatively small initial outlays would help the voters to judge their wisdom more accurately. It might have a healthy effect on the free lunch offers with which the politicians bid for

votes.

There was the Truman year when HST proposed to Congress a medicare operation with a 35 million price tag. The lip readers and other semi-literates among the electorate happily concluded that it could all be done for peanuts. But HST’s medicare plan was not adopted because there were in Congress wise men who looked beyond the moment toward the ultimate cost. President Johnson has offered to the voters the free lunch of his Great Society on about the same terms as HST offered medicare. There never is an administration whisper of ultimate costs. Even the best informed among us do not suspect the extent to which LBJ is piling up future obligations for the voters to pay off or for the Treasury to borrow. For example: Few citizens are better informed than John S. Knight, publisher of the Knight newspapers in Miami, Akron, Detroit and Charlotte, N. C. In his most recent Sunday column, Knight wrote that LBJ was talking economy while plunging forward with massive federal projects which will cost an additional 55 billion by 1970. I have news for Jack Knight. The smartly edited “federal spending facts” published weekly by the New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce has an item-by-item analysis of great society spending. For Great Society items in five broad fields, actual expenditure in 1965 was 53 billion. The chamber calculated that projected expenditure for those items in 1970 will be 517.7 billion. That is an increase of more than 514 billion, or almost three times the increase suspected by publisher Knight. Annual publication of a fiveyear budget projecting spending plan on all fronts would inform editors, publishers, congressmen and the least of us what we are being led into. Such figures also would go far toward discouraging belief in free lunch. There is no such thing as free lunch and some day the voters will learn that the hard way.

A BEAUTY REIGNS: Deborah Bryant, Miss America, 1966, plana- to fight disease herself, by becoming a doctpr. Meanwhile, she urgerf everyone, everywhere, "Fight cancer with a checkup and a check.”

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TERMITES? cell SHETRONE REAL ESTATE Mi: OL 3-9315 New takin| orders for Free Inspection Termite Control Company "serving you since '32" Work Guaranteed

BRAHCH MANAGER TRAINEE

We have an opening in our training program for career minded men who would like to enter the credit management field. This training position offers the right man:

1. Excellent training in one of today’s fastest growing industries. 2. Rapid advancement, based on individual ability. 3. Good starting salary, with above average future earnings.

To qualify, you must be age 21-28, have high school or better education, and own a car. For further information, phone J. A. Bryan OL 3-5176 FAMILY FINANCE OF GREENCASTLE

BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS NOTICE OF SALE OF Notice is hereby clven that the City of Greencastle. Indiana, has declared the buildings and Improvements to be surplus and unneeded property as are located in and upon the following described real estate In Putnam County. Indiana, to-wit: A part of Lot No. IS in the School Commissioners Survey of Section 16, Township 14 North, Range 4 West, described as follows, to-wlt: Commencing 66 feet east of the northwest corner of the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of said Section 16; thence south 43 feet; thence east 168 feet and 6 inches; thence north 43 feet; thence west 188 feet and 6 Inches to tha place of beginning. And that the City of Greencastle will at the meeting of the Common Council on Monday. May 9, 1966, receive bids for the sale of the same. The terms and conditions being that the bidder shall remove the buildings and improvements either by demolition or moving the same from the said described real estate. Each bidder to be accompanied by bid bond or certified check in a sum equal to l/10th of the bid therefor and bids to be upon forms approved by the State Board of Accounts of the State of Indiana with date stated in said bid upon which said buildings and. improvements will have been removed from the premises. Raymond S. Fisher, Mayor. C. Clifford Frazier, Clerk-Treasurer. t-16-2t

FIRST OF ALL EVERY MONTH DEPOSIT MONEY with the FIRST FIRST-CITIZENS BANK and Trust Company Member FDiC

NOTICE TO BIDDER! On May 3, 1966, we will receive bldi for the repair and resurfacing of certain streets, approximately 756 ft. ai 30 ft. wide, and 1050 ft. at 20 ft. wide. By order of Town Board of Roachdale, Ihdlana. Viola Floyd. Clerk-Treasurer Town of Roachdale t-2t

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