The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 April 1967 — Page 6

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Monday, April 3, 1967

Tho Dally Bannar, Graaneaatla, Indiana

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Real Estate-For Sale

THE P. G. EVANS CO. Real Estate Homes For Sale 708 B. WALNUT. S bedroom brick ranch. Paneled family room and kitchen. Paved driveway. Lot 60’xl75’. Quiet neighborhood. $16,000. 811 SHADOWLAWN. 8 bedroom and den. Large liv. rm. and large family room, each with a fireplace, 2 full baths. Excellent location. 86 MARTINSVILLE ST. Frame home with siding. 8 bedrooms. Comer lot 75’xl30’. In good shape. $6,300. LARGE HOME SOUTH ON ROUTE 43. Stone and frame. Sun room and 4 bedrooms, V/j baths. Basement. One acre lot. Beautiful setting. 605 E. ANDERSON ST. 6 rooms plus enclosed back porch. Din. rm. Large kit. Low heat cost. Good lot. Good neighbors. 1153 Avenue E. Three rooms in good condition. Space heater. Lot 115’x76’. Fenced in yard. Fine for one person. 1201 S. INDIANA. A real fine home and a real buy. Bedford stone exterior. Large fireplace in roomy liv. rm. Full basement, $18,500. The landscaping and grounds are outstanding! FILLMORE. Much for $17,500. Immaculate three bedroom ranch home with marine type siding. W/W carpet and drapes in liv. rm. stay. l>/ 2 baths. 4 acres of ground with superb bldg. site. US S. Jackson OL 8-6509 After hours, call Madge Hockensmith Dorwin Duncan Charles Carmichael P. G. Evans

Call Collins OL S-S286 Bob Clark 386-7359 Lois or Ross Allee OL 3-4072

For Rent-Apartments

FOR RENT: 1 bedroom apartment in Colonial Arms. Moving from Green castle and would like Interested party to assume lease. Phone OL 33798. g-tf FOR RENT: Cole Apartments, 2 bedroom apartment. See custodian, 517 E. Washington. 27-tf.

FOR RENT: Newly decorated apartment, 4 rooms, bath with shower, heat and water furnished. Adults only. 212 S. College. Ph. OL 3-5977 or OL 3-9200. 28-tf FOR RENT: East Seminary Street. One bedroom upper apartment, stove and heat furnished. Call OL 3-3519 or OL 3-6822. 28-6t Fot Rent-House

Wanted To Rent

FOR RENT: House in the country, semi-modem, 2 miles east of Fillmore. Phillip Evans, Phone 246-6319. 3-ip FOR RENT: Two bedrom modem house on Cassida Drive. Ira Moore. Phone OL 3-4690. 3-3t

For Rent-Office Space

Office space available for rent at Norris Office Equipment, 24 N. Jackson Street. Phone OL 3-6018. 31-41. For Sale - Mobile Homes

FOR SALE: Small house trailer, half bath, price $300.00. 1957 Plymouth, good running condition, automatic shift, $60. Phone Poland 986-2420. 3-2p FOR RENT: 1 bedroom trailer and lot, or for sale, no money down, reasonable. Howard Moore, phone OL 3-5789. 1-ot

WANTED: Furnished house or apartment for June, July and August or for June and July. Two persons. Address Box R. N. Daily Banner. 8-St

WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 bedroom house in country within $ miles of Greencastle. Call OL 3-5128 or PE 9-2196. l-3p

Rm Sale-Home Items

SINGER FIVE MONTHS OLD

$36.29 FULL PRICE

WALNUT CABINET: Assume six payments of $6.05 per month. Sew forward and reverse, mend and dam, applique, monogram. Beautiful pastel color, equipped to zig-zag. Complete price just $36.29. Call OL 3-3987. Mar. 27 tf

FOR SALE: Power mower; garden tiller; freezer; 75 ft. rubber hose, good as new. 1042 Avenue E. l-2p

FOR SALE: Frigidaire SO” electric range. Phone OL 34743. l-2t

For Sale Motorcycles

FOR SALE: 1966 Bridgestone motorcycle, 90-S, 1,300 miles. Excellent condition. Call OL 3-4017, ask for Greg Mutz. 3-3p

Livestock - For Sale

FOR SALE: 2 good Fall registered Berkshire boars. One ton International 1956 truck with light weight hoist. 3862384. 3-3p

FOR SALE: Hampshire boars. Earl Bridges, Roachdale R. 1. Phone 596-7283.' 29-tf

FOR SALE: 25 head of feeding calves. James Torr, 1% miles west of Limedale. l-2t

FOR SALE: Poland China boars. Certified ancestry in-

dicates top tion. Kessler Ross-Ladoga;.

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Farms, New

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FOR SALE: $ix Chester White gilts, start farrowing, April 10th. Walter Hutcheson, % mile east of Manhattan, on U. S. 40. 3-3p

Employment-Wanted

WANTED: Housework, days, 7:00 a. m. to 3:00 p. m. Phone 795-4246. 3-2p

WANTED: To care for old people or convalescents. Phone OL 3-4830. 3-2p

WANTED: Cement work of all kinds and plastering. James Sims, Reelsville phone 6723170. 3-3p

Employment - Women

WANTED: Salesgirl for ladies wear store. Full time position, good starting salary and working conditions. Call Troyer’s for appointment.

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WANTED: Women for delicatessen work and cashiers. Apply in person at IGA. No phone calls. 31-tf.

WANTED: Cleaning woman 2 days a week, preferably Tuesday, or Friday. Furnish references. Phone 795-4877 after 6. l-3p

For Sale-Farm Items

Order your plowdown fertilizer now. Custom blended to your needs. Check with us. You will be amazed at the savings. Bainbridge Elevator.

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FOR FREE ESTIMATES for spray painting or brush painting call your PUTNAM COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP today. 1-TF

CHECK with us now for all your fertilizer needs. Bagged, bulk, complete liquid and nitrogen solutions. Hartman Feed and Fertilizer, Bainbridge phone 522-3383. 31-12t

For Sale

WE make keys. Jaks Hirt's Sport Shop — N. Side Square.

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For Sale-Farm Equipment

L. R. McCABE Auction Sale, Saturday, April 8, at 11:00 a. m. EST, first house east of Mt. Meridian on Road 40. 8-N Ford tractor, plows, cultivators and mower in very good condition. Farm gates and building materials, furniture and household items. Watch for full listing in Banner. Wayne Branneman, Auctioneer. 3-5-6-3t

FOR SALE: M. tractor, cultivator, mower. Good condition. May be seen after 6 p. m. Eugene Stevens, Cemetery Road, Greencastle. l-3p

Wanted

WANTED: Upholstery work, selection of samples, free pick-up and delivery. Phone Fillmore 246-6531. 29-5p

WANTED: Septic tank pumping. Earnest Williams. Phone OL 3-3274. Listed in Yellow Pages. 31-8p

Employment • Men

WANTED: Tree work, topping and take down, insurance Free estimate. C. Gorham. Phone OL 3-9031. l-7t

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for SKILLED PERSONNEL

Machine Operators Machinists Inspectors Tool & Die Makers

WAGE SCALE OPEN

Group Insurance, Paid Holidays, Paid Vacations Four Square Tool & Die Co., Inc.

204 South Walnut St. PHONE BRAZIL (Araa Cad* 812) 443-2691 avanings 442-9911 days

Brazil, Ind.

Automotive

Nova, white, 2-door. Good condition. Hal Hickman. OL 8-9225. 3-5t

FOR SALE: 1955 Ford, 1% ton truck with grain bed, stock rack. Phone 795-4936 or 795-4677. 3-5p

FOR SALE: 1965 International Scout truck, deluxe model, 4wheel drive, full length top, oversize tires, radio and carpet. Call after 6 p. m. OL 3-6394. l-3p

FOR SALE: 1966 Impala, 4 dr. H. T., R. H., P. S., P. B., 327 eng. powerglide. Phone 2466303 or OL 3-4062 after 5 p.m. 31-3p.

FOR SALE: 1966 Pontiac GTO, 4 speed. Phone 526-2466.

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Notice

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

6 p.m.

GARDEN TILLING: Have your garden ready to plant. Call OL 3-5236. 29-12p.

RUMMAGE SALE, Manhattan Church, April 8, Courthouse. Special bargains. 3-lt

RUMMAGE SALE: Saturday, April 7th, 8:30 a.m. Court House. By Young Mothers Study Club. 3-5-2t.

Business Service

The fly and lice season is here. Now is the time for a p aniline oiler to start the work for you. Call collect 435-2612 or 435-2817. Bob and Keith White, Russellville. 31-4p.

PILE is soft and lofty . . . colors retain brilliance In carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Todd’s Ace Hardware.

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SAVE BIG! Do your own rug and upholstery cleaning with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Headley Hardware. it.

LAZY Daisy isn’t lazy any more. Since she switched to Wipe Lustre claims rug cleaning is not a chore. Herriott’s Paint & Wallpaper. It.

DRAINS stopped up, running slow? Contact James Green, 606 South Jackson Street xnri Away they go. M-W-F-tf

Hearing aid batteries and supplies. All makes. Open 24 hours a day. Commercial Hotel. Courtesy Beltons Hearing Service. M-W-F-tf

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

THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY HAS OPENING FOR YOUNG MAN to assist Manager in operating Wholesale and Retail paint and wallpaper Branch. Duties will include sales, credits and collections, plus assisting in overall operation. Will receive on the job training, good starting salary with many employee benefits. For interview call or write: GroancastL, Ind. 14-16- N. Jackson St. Talaphona OL 3-5464 (E«|val Opportunity Employer)

LOCAL LIVESTOCK CENTER Hogs $17.25-$17.75 LIVESTOCK Hogs 7,800; barrows and gilts 50 off; 1-2, 200-230 lb. 18.2518.50; around 200 head 18.50; mixed 190-250 lb. 17.75-18.25; 2-3, 230-250 lb. 17.50-17.75; 250270 lb. 17.00- 17.50; 270-300 lb. 16.50-17.00; sows steady to fully 25 off; 1-3, 300-400 lb. 15.5016.25; 400-500 lb. 14.50-15.25. Cattle 1,800; calves 35; early sales steers and heifers steady to 25 off; cows steady to 50 off; bulls weak; vealers 1.00 higher; choice steers 23.75-24.75; good and choice 23.25-23.75.

PART TIME Do you havo 4 hours a day and a dependablo car? If so, wo can offer you a good supplemental income for working as an insurance inspector in Putnam and Hendricks counties. Apply to UPTOWN STATION P. O. BOX 55245 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

Begin Drive To Sell Milk Cows By United Preti International In a drastic attempt to get more money for their milk, the National Farmers Organization today began a drive to sell milking cows for slaughter. NFO leaders hoped the move, designed to create a shortage, would pressure milk processors into meeting the farmers’ demand that the sale price of raw milk be raised 2 cents a quart. “Slaughtered cows don’t give milk,” said NFO president Oren Lee Staley. “This will be a permanent holding action.” Staley, who directs the 27 state, three-week old strike from his Corning, Iowa, headquarters, said today’s sale of cows for slaughter would be made directly to packinghouse representatives. This would insure the cows would not be resold to farmers not participating in the strike, Staley said. An NFO spokesman in Hartford, S.D., said his unit would have “well over 3,000 producing dairy cows” ready for auction today. Charles King, a Michigan NFO leader, said, “instead of dumping milk we will dump the cows.” The farmers belonging to the NFO, in spite of pouring their milk down drains and into fields since March 21, have not been able to create a general milk shortage because of the large surplus most milk processors enjoy at this time of the year.

Tribute Paid U.S. Farmers WASHINGTON UPI — Rep. John T. Myers, R-Ind., paid tribute today to the nation’s farmers as the House marked the 50th anniversary of the Federal Land Banks and Farm Credit System. Myers noted that “over the years these banks have made a significant contribution. . . to agriculture . .. and the nation’s entire economy. 1 During their half- century of existence, the land banks have served more than 2 million farmers with loans totaling more than $12 billion, Myers noted. Myers said about 15,400 Hoosier farmers have nearly $200 million in long term real estate loans. The 12 Federal Land Banks, operating at no expense to the taxpayers, are completely owned by the farmers who borrow from them. Funds are obtained through the sale of bonds to the investment community.

Flight To Be Commemorated NEW YORK UPI—The flight of Wilbur and Orville Wright at Kitty Hawk, N.C., will be commemorated next month when bursts of the two pioneer pilots will be placed in the Hall of Fame for Great Americans. Wilbur Wright was born at Millville, Ind., April 16, 1867. His brother was born at Dayton, Ohio, on Aug. 19, 1871. The Wright brothers will be installed as the 92nd and 93rd distinguished Americans in the Hall of Fame on the Bronx campus of New York University, the school announced Saturday. The first recorded controlled and sustained flights in a pow-er-driven airplane were made by the brothers on Dec. 17, 1903, at Kill Devil Hill at Kitty Hawk. The Hall of Fame has elected a new member every five years since its founding in 1900. Wilbur Wright was selected in 1955, but Orville, who died in 1948, was not admitted until 1965 when a restriction limiting nominees to persons dead for 25 years was waived.

Couple Survive Ocean Ordeal DARWIN, Australia UPI—A French co.iple said today they survived two months of a croc-odile-infested desert island and four days on a sinking raft because they had Mozart, Bach, snails and prayer. Henry Bourdens, 44, said he and his wife, Jose, 48, on the island “were living on sea snails, I starving in style, all the while listening to the radio and playing records on our transistor record player.” His wife said that, on the raft, they endured attacks by savage crabs and prayed for the sharks to stay away and for help to come. The Australian coast patrol boat Betty Joan picked them up ! just before dark Saturday. It ended an ordeal that included the worst of Robinson Crusoe and Mutiny on the Bounty. Bourdens, an airline pilot, and his wife left Singapore Sept. 20 aboard their 45-foot yacht Singa Betina. They were bound for home and their children at

St. Tropez on the French Riviera. They reached the Celebes for Christmas but then ran into stormy seas which ravaged their boat. The couple stumbled ashore on a nameless desert island in the Timor Sea, sure they would be found immediately. Mrs. Bourdens felt so secure she went ashore wearing only her favorite dress, a high fashion creation from Paris. They joked about Robinson Crusoe, switched on their electronic radio and record player and nibbled on their small supply of food. The fun ended that night. “Animals kept crying out. We could hear the crocodiles killing and fighting each other. We saw hundreds of snakes,” Mrs. Bourdens said. Their food supply ran out. They found a few snails and munched them. Bourdens who had saved a rifle from the Singa Betina shot a small kangaroo. Jose barbecued it. “Magnificent meal,” she said. Twice she rescued her husband from quicksand-like slime. After two months Bourdens fashioned a raft from remains of the Singa Betina. They put to sea last Wednesday. Immediately the dry wood of the raft sucked in so much water, it began slowly to sink. They drifted helplessly out toward the Indian Ocean. "We prayed day and night,” Bourdens said. Big crabs chewed their legs aboard the raft. “The pain was dreadful. But if the sharks had come nothing would have saved us,” Mrs. Bourdens said. Saturday night they prayed one final time, kneeling as the water crept up their waists. Then the Betty Joan appeared just before dark and certain death.

Savings Accounts Checking Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes at the FRIENDLY FIRST-CITIZENS BANK and Trust Company Member FDIC

tion which Identified the “thing” as “Monstrose Primus Aprilis” — or, roughly, April Fool monster.

April Fool KENOSHA, Wis. UPI— About 200 worried residents called police when the Kenosha News in its Saturday edition carried an account of a sea serpent spotted in the city’s Lake Michigan harbor. The readers who were worried about the “Serpent” apparently ignored a Latin cap

Now is the time to bring your WINTER WOOLENS in for cleaning. Free storage and pressing at WHITE CLEANERS and LAUNDRY 309 N. Jackson

n U.S.S. Constitution (“Old Irinsides”) and the revered U.S.S. Constellation, have outlived their sister-ship, United States, a century. The three were authorized together by Congress in 1794, designed by Joshua Humphreys of Philadelphia, and built under contract simultaneously at Boston, Baltimore and Philadelphia. There were let-ups in construction, however, because of congresional laggardness in appropriations, and none was launched until 1797, when war with red-revolutionary France was imminent, and the United States, 44-guns, became the first vessel commissioned in the newly reconstituted Navy.

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There are differences between sister-ships as well as between blood-sisters. (All three frigates were supposed to be about 1,300 tons and have identical armaments.) How* ward Chapelle explains in bis History of American Sailing Ships, that the United States was “the heaviest built of the three frigates and because of her lack of speed she received the name ‘Old Wagon.* After her spars were altered and masts shifted, her speed was much improved.” Meanwhile, during the war with France, she was the flagship of Commodore John Barry under whom the crew took seven prizes. After a lay-up, the frigate was active again in the War of 1812-15. With her, Capt. Stephen Decatur Jr. captured Britian’s 38-gun Macedonian. She lasted, with aid of rebuildings, until the Civil War, and was one of the ships scuttled when the Federals abandoned Norfolk Navy Yard in April 1861. The frigate was raised when Norfolk was retaken, and used as a receiving ship for recruits. In 1866, she was finally broken up. CLARK KINNAIRD

The frigate United States In the Delaware River soon after tile launching In May 1797. From an old print in Library of Congress, Washington.

New Penalties Among the amendments mad< by the 1967 Indiana General Assembly to the Indiana Employment Security Act is one which makes more severe the penalty for illegally claiming unemployment insurance. Lewis F. Nicolini, director of the Indiana Employment Security Division, said that after April 1, any individual who files a fraudulent claim may be fined as much as $500 or sentenced to six months in prison, or both. The previous maximums were 60 days in jail and a $100 fine. Mr. Nicolini said that he expects the new higher penalties to cut even further the attempts to obtain unemployment insurance through falsehood and concealment of earnings. He said that the Division has an active prevention unit always on the lookout for false claims and that there was evidence of fraud in less than 1/20 of 1 per cent of last year’s $21 million unemployment insurance payments. Almost half of the money illegally claimed had been recovered by the end of the year and the Division was obtaining repayment of the rest. A total of 43 persons were prosecuted for fraud and 34 were convicted.

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