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Saturday, Fabruary 4, 1967

Tha Daily Bannar, Graancaatla, Indiana S

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Real Estate-For Sale

Invast Now!

Investigate our listings. New Listing REDBUD—Very attractive

full basement, large lawn.

That you are going to your own boss — starting

to make a good living. Hey!

E. H. Collins & Co. OL 3-3286 Bob Clark Lois or Ross Alle 386-7359 OL 3-4072

SHETRONE REAL ESTATE 302 S. Ind. St. OL 3-9315 Shetrone Says, "Feather Your Nest With a Little Down" Consider These Values WEST—Mod. 5 room & bath Home & 1 acre. Immed. poss. MEADOW DRIVE—Nice 8 bedim., bath & half, liv. rm. ft hall carpeted, full basement, no down payment to GI who can qualify* IN' AMO—Big corner lot ft g rm. mod. home, liv. rm. carpeted, price reduced to 88,750. 1125 AYE. B—4 rm. mod. Home ft 8 lots—2 car Garage. NORTHWEST — Trailer Home ft large lot. This home has 5 mis. & bath ft b In good condition. And many others Please call us for appt.

THE P. G. EVANS CO. REAL ESTATE DO YOU WANT A HOME TO FIT YOUR NEEDS AND POCKETBOOK? You can save a lot of time, effort and money by allowing us to apply our experience and know-how to help you select a home. We will show you several that will fit your needs. We will also provide you with accurate Information concerning current property prices. We will assist you in securing a suitable financing program from an appropriate lending institution. Many families have discovered, as you will, that the prudent approach to home ownership is to call us to discuss your real estate interests. Come to our office, or phone for an appointment. 113 S. Jackson St. Phone OL 3-6509

FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1 acre suburban, 13 miles southwest of Indpls. 4 room modem, gas furnace, 1% car garage, % fenced. John C. Schultz, R. R. 4, Box 249, Martinsville, Ind. 46151. 30-6p FOR SALE: 10 acres, choice building lots. East of Clover-

dale near 1-70, Elbert liams Phone 795-6627.

em house, carpet in

so 7 rooms of furniture, $10,-

000. Phone OL 3-9519.

For Sale • Farm Items

OL 3-6949.

seed, tested. Carl Nichols, Fillmore. 4-lp

with hydraulic con trolled

Homes-For Rent

FOR RENT: Modem 3 bedroom home on South Locust Street, $100.00 per month. Phone OL 3-3327. l-4t

FOR RENT: Comfortable, newly decorated, six room modem ; house with garden in Belleville. Ph. 539-2323. 2-3t

HOUSE FOR RENT: 4 rooms and bath. Phone OL 3-5621. 31-5p.

Mobile Homes-For Rent

FOR RENT: House trailer, modem, immediate possession. See James Green, 606 South Jackson St. 1-tf.

For Rent-Apartments

FOR RENT: One bedroom apartment, utilities furnished. Cole Apts., 517 E. Washington. See Custodian. 31-12t

FOR RENT: Furnished 2 room apartment, private bath. Call OL 3-6475 after 5:30 p.m. 2-3p

FOR RENT: 3 room modem downstairs apartment, automatic heat, water, gas stove furnished. Private bath and entrance. Inquire at 302 W. Franklin or call OL 3-6425 or . 839-4543. 2-3t.

FOR RENT: New 3 room apartment with carpeted floors. OL 3-5231. 3-3p

ROOMS FOR RENT: To male students, linens furnished. Apply 1021 South College $40.00 a month. 3-2t

For Sale

DRIVEWAY stone delivered. Small loads. Phone OL 35024. 4-3t

FOR SALE: Fresh eggs. James Torr, l 1 /^ miles west of Limedale. 3-2t

Livestock - For Sale

FOR SALE: 2% yr. old Gelding horse and saddle. Phone OL 3-3778. 4-3p

NOTICE: 300 to 500 leghorn Pullets, laying over 50%. To be sold in the Charles Purcell Sale Wednesday, Feb. 8. 4-2t

Pets - Wanted - For Sale

WANTED: Healthy young female cat for farmhouse pet, preferably 6 mo. old. OL 34289. 3-2p

Wanted

WANTED: Baby-sitting in my home. Days only. Pat Webb, Bainbridge. 3-2p 1

Wanted To Buy |

WANTED: Used pianos. Write directions to 2107% W. Jack- £ son, Muncie, Indiana or call T collect 282-0698. Speidel’s < Piano Mart. Jan. 18-tf 5

Lost & Found <

LOST: Lady’s Omega wrist watch. Gold with round face and black band. St. Christopher’s medallion on band. Re- ( ward. If found call OL 36512. 4-2p < »

Employment - Women j

WANTED: Cook and waitress, r six days. Call Doris at BonTon Restaurant, Bainbridge. . Phone 522-9294. 2-4t 1

Automotive ,

Remember East Side Motors 1 Sales for expert body works, 1 painting, w b o e 1 alignment 1 and mechanical work. Over SO years experience. Free es- f timatos. 27-tf j

FOR SALE: 1965 Chevelle I Super Sport, 32,000 miles f $1,500. Phone after five p.m. ( PE 9-2771. 4-3p <

Notice

NOTICE; Stray hogs, Owner may claim by paying damages. PE 9-2534. 2-3p

NOTICE: Should you not receive your copy of The Daily Banner or Indianapolis News please phone OL 3-9070 before

6 pun.

NOTICE: At Your Service— We Deliver. Satellite DriveIn. OL 3-3341. 3-4-7-8-9-51.

For Sale-Home Items

$36.10 Full Price Lovely cabinet. Make six payments of $6.02 per month. Equipped to zig-zag, applique, monogram, mend, dam, sew forward or reverse, beautiful pastel color. Complete price $36.10. Call OL 3-3987. 20-tf

type freezer and used refrigerator. Call OL 3-5089. 4-lp

Rus-sells

101 No. Jackson Ph. OL 3-4474 Usod Household Goods: Walnut Buffet like new, glass door china. Plastic tHt back chair and stool, coal-wood hooter, Frigidatre electric range, Maytag washer, GE elec, dryer, Bendix washer, modern 3 pc. bedroom suita, goto log tabla, old sofa, round piano stool, oil lamps, picture frames, walking canes, stove board, porch swing, sewing machine, table radio, guns, dinette chairs, bed and springs, dinettes, curtain and traverse rads, shoo strings, pickle dishes, buggy whip, rugs, washer hose, miner's tools, phone, suit case, and a largo assortment of real old and newer books. Shop Rus-sells Used Trade-in Outlet Store daily for many new incoming loadsl

Local School Lunch Mono School Menu Feb. 6-10 Monday: Pie in blanket; buttered green beans; lettuce and tomato salad; fresh fruit; milk. Tuesday: Chicken and noodles; mashed potatoes; cole slaw; hot rolls and butter; peanut butter bars; milk. Wednesday: Hamburger on bun; sliced tomatoes; potato chips; buttered carrots; apple crisp; milk. Thursday: Baked beans; celery sticks; buttered cabbage; combread and butter; fruit cobbler; milk. Friday: Fish sandwich; parsley buttered potatoes; Mexican com; pudding; milk.

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A Woman's View

(By GAY PAULEY)

NEW YORK UPI — Louise

The Lucky Clovers 4-H Club of Cloverdale opened Wed. Feb. 1, with an enrollment of 45. The Lucky Clovers opened the meeting by electing President, Joe

Williams, Vice-President, Jerry rai'hng when'l

vate occupancy of elevators, especially when security is involved as it was in the visits from Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, Nikita Khrushchev, the Shah of Iran and Fi-

del Castro.

Each year, nearly two million persons make the observatory tour, keeping the 35-year-old

Duncan holds one of the loftiest building the No. 1 tourist jobs in the world, but is scared attraction, outdrawing such to death of heights. attractions as the Statue of Tm the type who clings for Liberty and the United Nations.

go down stairs,” she admitted.

State Building, which at 1,472 pretty much on the road, feet cotmting the television studied music and voice,

Sutherlin’s TV & Appliances of Greencastle now featuring Singer Sewing machines and parts plus service on any model machine. Special this week serv'ce calls anywhere $3.50. Phone OL 3-5419. 2-3t FOR SALE: Whirlpool top line electric range $175.00 and only 5 months old. Call OL 8-5670. l-5t

FOR SALE: Modem drop leaf table and six chairs. Phone OL 3-5045. 4-2p

FOR SALE: Player piano with rolls. Phone 246-6339 after 6 p.m. 2-3t

Mexican Farm Wife Has Quints MEXICO CITY UPI —, Quintuplets were bom to a fanner’s wife Wednesday, it was disclosed today. One was stillborn. The four surviving infants, all girls, were being brought to Mexico City under government auspices for special hospital care. They were reported in good condition. The babies were bom by candlelight to Mrs. Maria Flores de Ortiz in an adobe hut at Chavarria, a farm hamlet 65 miles southwest of Mexico City, not far from the resort city of Cuernavaca. The 28-year-old mother has three other children, boys 2, 3 and 5. Her husband Pablo, 29, is a farmer and helped Dr. Rafael Gutierrez Jimenez deliver the babies. Gutierrez said he estimated the birth weight of each baby at three pounds. There were no scales for accurate weighing.

Sinclair, Secretary and Treas urer, Shirley Allagree, News Reporter, Dave Jones, Song leader and Recreation leader, Roddy Ray and Tom Allegree, Health and safety, Dave Neese.

The Lucky Clovers were hono- tower is red with a new leader, E>ann y building?

Parker. The Lucky Clovers then i .< We ll, I started here as a assumed the former dues of 25c: caS hj er f 0 r the guided tours.” The next meeting of the Lucky j sa j ( j i “and gradually worked Clovers will be held in the old up j ran ^ souvenir g h 0 p gym on Feb. 9, 6:30 p.m. The ingjjjg a t the 86th floor and parents of the 4-H’ers are al- on iy 1,050 feet up for six

Miss Duncan, 43, was bom in Philadelphia. Her father and

Then what is she doing as an mother were in vaudeville, and assistant boss of the observato- her father ran a Dixieland 1

PUT FIRST THINGS FIRST! Money to JFoan Money to Sou* at the friendly FIRST-CITIZENS BANK and Trust Company

She was storekeeper first

^ . , class keeping records during ry towers atop the Empire! band, so Miss Duncan grew up I her World War n yeara

the SPARS, the women’s branch of the Coast Guard.

She!

but

the world’s tallest

somehow never went into her parents’ field. Instead, she ran a skating rink in New Jersey until a hurricane ‘‘wiped me

out.”

Have you had your gas furnace checked for leaks?

ways Invited and encouraged to attend any and all meetings.

only

months before I got up enough! courage to go outside. I’ve; finally lost my fear of height!

Organization Meeting Held but only in this building.” The Peppy Peppers held their Officially, Miss Duncan, a: first meeting Tues. Jan. 24, at blue-eyed brunette, is administhe Roachdale School Building, trative assistant to the observa-1 after school. tor y director, William

Our leader for this year is

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Suchanek. She helps Suchanek 21-Golf mound

Mrs. Herschel Asher, who oversee the male guides-an j !passed out enrollment cards to average of 10 except during the! 25-Through the 20 girls present. summer months when the eagle ^ . . TT number of visitors is ‘‘unbelie-! 28-Distant Vice-Pres. Audrey Harvey, „ 2 9-Cut substituting for Pres. Phillis^®' ^ , 30-Symbol for ,, , , . And she also sees that very _ silver Mandleco who is away at . 31-Cross-country

used in local professional kitchen. One stainless steel double-door box, fair condition. One standard size white Frigidaire refrigerator-freez-er, good condition. Best offer. Call OL 3-3176 or OL 3-3177. 2-3t

A-l condition, portable cement mixer with electric motor, wheels and hitch. OL 3-9303, 433 Anderson, Greencastle. 3-2p

—Ecumenism

of such d'-n-

A group of Ripon College tudents, the survey shows,

The survey was taken under

Costly Bonfire

HONG KONG UPI —Five

The bonfire will include the

Ford Replies To LBJ's Criticism WASHINGTON UPI—House Republican Leader Gerald Ford Friday told President Johnson the GOP has a duty to oppose his policies that it believes are wrong. Ford responded to Johnson’s criticism at his news conference Thursday that the strengthened GOP in Congress seemed to find fault with almost everything he

did.

'The record is clear,” Ford said, “and only a President who expects the loyal opposition to chorus ‘me too’ would fail to get the message. Whenever we believe the President is right, we support him ... we have a duty to oppose the President when we believe he is advocating mistaken policies.” Ford said Republicans “have met him more than halfway in protecting the nation’s interests in national security matters.” Johnson noted that GOP elections gains had given him “quite a different Congress,” and conceded he would have to compromise some with the stronger Republican side.

school, gave a brief description of the qualifications of the officers. The new 1967 officers are as follows: President; Nancy K.! Perkins, Vice-President; Mary Hutchins; Sec. Beth Ludlow; Treasurer, Brenda Hopkins; News Reporter, Anita Perkins; Health & Safety Reporter, Mary Corbin; Long Leader, Carol Hostetter; Recreation Leader, Toni Etcheson. As a first project, it was decided to try to boost our enrollment, as many have quit on account of summer jobs. Dues of 50c must be paid by the deadline now set as the end of school. Next meeting Feb. 7, don’t forget your dues. Reporter: Anita Perkins

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STATE OF INDIANA ss: COUNTY OF PUTNAM IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT JANUARY TERM, 1967 IN THE MATTER OF ESTATE OF CARL EARL THOMPSON, DECEASED. Estate No. 66-39 NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF CARL EARL THOMPSON In the matter of the Estate of Carl Earl Thompson, deceased. No. 66-39. Notice Is hereby given that Charles D. Whitaker as Administrator of the above named estate, has presented and filed his final account In final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 6th of March, 1967, at which time all persons Interested In said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause. If an; there be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent and all others Interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to an; part of said estate. Charles D. Whitaker, Personal Representative Ennis E. Masten, Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court. Attorneys Lyon & Boyd Feb. 4-ll-18-3t

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