The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 February 1967 — Page 7

Cloverdale School News Whispers are being heard from members of the Junior class as they begin preparations and plans for the prom which is to be held May 13 at the DePauw Student Union Building. Feb. 20 was a red-letter day for the Seniors as they were measured for their caps and gowns. Their long-awaited graduation date is May 21. The female Clovers have finished an undefeated season making their record 6-0. The G.A.A. team defeated Reelsville in a defensive game as told by the score, 105-11! They won their last game against Crawfordsville, Feb. 18, by a 10-point margin, 38-28. Congratulations, girls! And speaking of undefeated seasons . . . the Clovers did it again! They finished their season last Friday night by defeating Shakamak 102-77. This makes it 21-0 for the Cloverdale records. The Shakamak game was the coach’s 42nd straight scheduled victory. Cloverdale drew the bye for the Sectional Tournament at Brazil. They will play the winner of the Van Buren-Brazil game Saturday afternoon. Before closing for this w T eek, C.H.S. says to the Mighty Clovers just as sports WTiter, Bob Collins, did, “Go get ’em, guys! They can be had!

Air Force Blasts Cong Hideaways! W6M Highlights

SAIGON UPI — U. S. Air Force B62s today bombed mountain hideaways of a battered Communist force that has lost an estimated 2,500 men in weeklong battles with Allies throughout five northern provinces of South Vietnam. U. S. military spokesmen said the strategic bombers each dropped up to 30 tons of explosives on a string of mountain passes where remnants of two Communist regiments were reLegislature May Quit On Time INDIANAPOLIS UPI — Senate majority leader Jack H. ’ Mankin said Monday he believes the Indiana Legislature can finish its work by midnight March 6 and that it won’t have to stop the clocks to solve major issues. “I now think we can finish | by - the end of the 61-day period,” Mankin said. “I think w«> will get property tax relief and congressional reapportion-

ment.’*

ported to have sought refuge. The targets were centered about 19 miles west of Quang Ngai, about 330 miles northeast of

Saigon.

Spokesmen said the area is the same in which approximately 1,500 enemy soldiers were killed during the past five days as a result of three joint operations by U. S. Marines, Vietnamese paratroopers and South Korean Marines. In neighboring areas, 10 other Allied oper-

ations have been under w T ay since the end of the Tet ceasefire last week. The combined toll was estimated at about 1,000 Commumsts killed. In one of the other operations, six miles south of Da Nang, U. S. Marines surrounded a North Vietnamese force and killed 139 Communists in daylong fighting Monday, spokesmen said. Last weekend, the Leathernecks reported another 118 enemy dead.

Wednesday, February 22 7:45 p. m. The WGRE Sports

Staff will bring you every exciting play of the DePauw-Valpo basketbal game, beginning with the pre-game warm-up at 7:45. Back the Tigers in their ICC battle against the Crusaders of

Vaipo.

10:25 p. m. Spotlight this week illuminates Miss Bunny Bergman, a junior at DePauw. Bunny, who is a staff reporter for the student newspaper, is only the second female to join

host Tom Drew on his quest d.j. show. If you would like to be in the Spotlight, call or write

Tom at WGRE.

Friday, February 24 5:00 p. m. Pride and its pitfalls are dramatized this week by the players of Children’s Playhouse in the famous German folk tale, Rumpelstiltskin. 7:00 p. m. Mrs. Rockhill’s second grade class at Miller School will sing songs, which they have prepared to present to Kiwanis Club members, this week on Greencastie Schools on the Air.

Th« Daily Banner, Greencastie, Indiana Tuesday, February 21, 1967

147 Now Dead In State Traffic

A truck crashed into a highway truck spreading sand on a slippery highway late Monday night, killing one driver and raising Indiana’s 1967 traffic fatality toll to at least 147 compared with 187 a year ago. Randall Terry, 26, Albion, was hurled from the cab of his big truck when it hit the back of a State Highway Department truck loaded with sand on a

U.S. 30 overpass at Plymouth. Two employes of the highway department were injured and hospitalized. They were George Duff, 62, and Nathan Ash, 30, both of Plymouth. It was Marshall County’s first fatality of the year and the county became the 59th in the state to record at least one traffic death since Jan. 1.

Combine Auto Finance and Insurance Into One Easy Payment GLEN FURR AGENCY CLOVERDALE, INDIANA PHONE 795-4413

Mankin said Governor Branigin ‘‘has endorsed the principle of sending back a given amount of tax dollars for property tax relief.” Sen. Marlin McDaniel, Republican minority leader, said he also believes that the session will end on time if his colleagues “make up their minds to work harder and avoid the temptation to be more entertaining than instructive.’* Legislatures in the past often have stopped the clocks, pretending not to violate the constitutional provision that regular biennial sessions be limited to 61 calendar days. Sometimes they run hours overtime rather than adjourn without solving important problems.

NO DOWN PAYMENT WITH APPROVED CREDIT '66 BUICK WILDCAT Four door, hard top, automatic transmission, radio and hootsr, powsr steering, power brakes, 19,000 miles, white finish, factory warranty, driven by Mr. Clyde Fata af the MaHary Company $2795 '64 OLDSMOBILE 88 two door, hard tap, power steeling, power brakes, radio and heater, air conditioning Will make an excellent car far someone Was $1695 Reduced to $1495 '64 BUICK LESABRE Two door, hard top, red with white top, radio and hooter, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, leather grain vinyl deluxe interior trim $1695 '63 CHEVROLET Two door sedan, six cylinder, black finish, standard transmission

$895

'62 CHEVY IMPALA Coope, six cylinder, power-glide transmission, power brakes, power steering, light blue finish

$995

'61 FORD PICKUP half ten, eight cylinder

$795

'60 MERCURY

Four door $445

'60 CORVAIR automatic transmission

$425

'55 CHEVROLET

Two door sedan, six cylinder, standard transmission, o real good Chevy

$195

Parts and Sarvica Dapartmant CLOSED Wednesday Afternoon

Open Daily 8:00 to 8:00 Saturday 8:00 to 5:00

REMEMBER, if you have purchased or will purchase a 1967 Chevrolet, Buick, or light truck from JIM HARRIS CHEVY-BUICK then you havo an opportunity to trade it for e 1968 model absolutely FREE.

JIM HARRIS CHEVROLET-BUICK

INDIANAPOLIS ROAD

Use Our CREDIT PLAN Use Our MONTHLY PAYMENT Or LAYAWAY

Rus-sells

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We’re Just SELLABRATING Washington’s Birthday ALL THIS WEEK

EVERYTHING IN THIS ADV. WILL BE WORTH TWICE AS MUCH - SOME DAY

Mabe Now - with slow delivery it’s been Vi that time on the way coming to us.

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FOR QUALITY AND SAYINGS

MAPLE BUNK BED with good link springs, all working. Guard rail and tall 24 foot ladder cut to 4 feet for convenience. Extra heavy but soiled. Reg. twin size mattresses we're working off on to somebody who needs a Reg. $149.95

bargain.

MOSAIC TABLE LAMPS Wine vase bases, tall with prettier shades than Martha Washington's wallpaper. Reg. $27.95.

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DEACON’S BENCH AND ROCKER V These look real old but came in December. Black with print decors, and that rocker fooled us. We thought it ought to have a black coal heater come with it — for atmosphere, darn it. Take either bench or both.

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Blamed Old Extra Box Springs 54" -- out of matching innerspring. You'd want one anyway. Regular $49.95. *29

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TOR QUALITY AND SAVINGS

We hope so - More Bad Luck! 3 Living ROOM SUITES Beige — Charcoal — Brown Choice *144 Worth more but the brown cover should go on the beige suite, and the charcoal should go on the brown suite — we'll find something to put the beige cover on if we sell the other two. Don't hurry -- we're used to waiting.

WATCH FOR ERRORS If you do find an error or two here ForGive Us We are Sell-a-brating George Washington's Birthday v P.S. -- We're holding up the bigger lies till you come in to shop — but you'll save.

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Most of these items came by mule train right after Christmas — the rest by towboat up the Big Walnut, and C O D. -- so the man's waiting for his money. Help.

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REG. $44.95 GLASS FRONT BOOKCASE Fin* Wood — No chip glasi

REG. $69.95 GLASS TROPHY CASE adjustabl* shelves

REG. $69.95 PLASTIC SWIVEL ROCKER Aqua, high back — Save

$48 $44

D0NT ASK US! Ask the lying salesman why we order crazy-like — ONLY ONE-OF-A-KIND 39" Twin Rollaway and Mattress *28

Full size Baby Crib

$I6 88

Modern

Mesh Sides

Famous PHILCO Color T.V.

B^g ^Handsome 3 ^ Q Q Wood Cabinet

SAVI $91.9S / NOW

Hassocks - Footstools Vi Price Assorted Colors and Styles 60” Wide Philco Stereo

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Real Nice Wood Cabinet, Walnut 30” Glass Top CABINET

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HERE’S A DOOZIE CHERRY BEDROOM SUITE Just what old George wanted with a cherry tree -- too long a dresser, though, (78") to get inside most bedrooms. Actual list price the man said was $700. We always ticket at one-half price, of course -- that would be $350 (less 1 nickel). It's a beauty.

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DON'T SAY IT! We had to do this before on George's birthday —shows a fool can make the same mistake twice.

FOR QUALITY AND SAVINGS

SAY - WHY? Why didn't George Washington cut a few Maple trees down — seems like everything is maple these days. Reg. $44.95 36" Hard Maple Bookcase CQIl Stuck with an unlucky 5 NOW Reg. $279.95 Double Dresser Bedroom Suite. Famous—Y«s—Sunglow Company said w*'d sell it right out COQQ —Well he fibbed—he sure did - U Reg. $314. Maple Dropleaf Extension Table and 6

Chairs — by Keller.

I wish the salesmen would pick on my competitors more— COCO I guess soft people can't sell Hard Maple <^tLU0

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