The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 June 1967 — Page 8

Th§ Dally Bannar, Graaneastla, Indiana

Tuatday, Juna 17, 1967

For Sale-Real Estate

SHETRONE REAL ESTATE SOS S. Ltd. St. Ph: OL S-9S15 BLOOMINGTON ST.—5 rm. mod. Home, small lot, living rm. A one bedim, carpeted wall-to-wall, 2 bedims. hardwood floors — carport. AMO — Large mod. Home has S or 4 bedims., oil furnace—Basement. $8,250. EAST WALNUT STREET— S bedrm. mod. Home, new gaa furnace, garbage disposal, ceramic tile bath, garage. FILLMORE—Parkview Addition — S bedim, mod. Home and large lot. Lots of eablnets In kitchen. 19,800. TENNESSEE STREET — 4 rm. mod. Home A approx. 1 acre—$9,500.

BAJXBRIDGE—FAIRVIEW ADDITION—5 rm. Home —hardwood floors. Birch eablnets, oil furnace. DRAPER STREET—Pretty 4 rm. mod. Home, In good condition A immed. poss. OLD ROCKVILLE RD.—A 5 bedrm. mod. Home A approx. 1.S7 acres—$9,750. VALE STREET — Nice 4 bedrm. home, I'/j bath, gas furnace. Living rm. A hall carpeted, Garbage disposal, Blacktop drive. EDGELIA DRIVE — Stone Ranch-type, S bedrm. Home, hardwood floors, 1>4 bath—Garage. NORTH OF FILLMORE— Pretty S bedrm. Home, full basement, carpet in living rm., oil furnace. This is a very attractive, dean home. ALBIN POND ROAD—Recently remodeled S bedrm. Home, gas-fired hot air furnace, foil basement, 2 oar garage. •0* CRESCENT DR.—S bedrm. modern Home. Built in '5$, gas furnace, fenced back yard. $11,000. OLOVERDALE — Frame A stone Ranch type Home. 3 bedims^ wall to wall carpet, V/t bath, 2 ear attached garage. A very niee home. Call— C. 1. Knauer — OL 3-8057 Ward Bartlett — OL 3-3296 Bill Talbott — OL 3-6328

C. E. SHUEE REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 108 North Vino Street A GOOD BUT—R.R. No. 3 2 Story frame. 3 bedrooms, living room and hall carpeted. Large bath. $11,700.00. B-6 DANDY FARM—SOUTH OF CLOVERDALE 7$ acres—50 tillable. Large 2 story frame home. 9 rooms, 5 bedrooms. Very large living room. Barn SO’xSO’ and other outbuildings. $30,0004)0. K-9 NEWER HOME — JACOB ST. 3 Bedroom ranch brick. V/2 baths, V/2 car garage. Nice hardwood floors. A nice lot too. $14,000.00. J-8 2 STORY DOUBLE — LOCUST ST. A good rental property. 6 rooms and bath each side. Newly painted inside and out. Low taxes. $19,500.00. X-6 A RARE FIND — ARLINGTON ST. Lovely 2 bedroom Aluminum home. Large living room and fireplace. Beautiful kitchen with built in deluxe range. Full basement with fireplace. 2 car garage and a beautiful large lot. Centrally air conditioned. Paved drive. Immediate possession. $18,500.00. X-l NEW LISTING — CRESCENT DRIVE Nice 8 bedroom frame home. 6 large closets. I'/i baths. Large kitchen. Large fenced In yard. Full basement. Terraced patio. A lovely yard for the kids to play in with lots of shade trees. See this. The price is right. 815,500.00. K-9 Daytime Phone: OL 3-9702 Jack Moore OL 3-5820 Jim and Kay Braden OL 3-6532 Rena Fisher OL 3-5098 Gloria Banmunk OL 3-6057 Wilbur Alexander OL 3-4790 Floyd Crawley 795-4351

Fof^aje^MobileJJome^ FOR SALE: Conestoga Mobile Home, 12x60, Early American. $200 and take over paymants. Phone OL 8-5978. 27-3p

THE P. G. EVANS CO. REAL ESTATE NEW LISTING S. INDIANA. Very neat two bedroom home on a corner lot. Good living room, dining room. Hardwood floors. Enclosed front porch (also screens). Low taxes. Price $8,800. An excellent home for someone who wants or needs low living costs. 113 S. Jackson OL 3-6509 After hours, call OL 3-6416 OL 3-4343 OL 3-3406 OL 3-3642

For Rent-Apartments FOR RENT: Close to business area, upstairs, 2 bedroom apartment, heat furnished. Outside entrance. $65.00 per month. Phone Hal Hickman, OL 3-9225. 26-ot FOR RENT: New two bedroom apartment, carpeted, air-con-ditioned, kitchen furnished. Franklin street apartments. Ph. OL 3-4254 or OL 3-4090. 27-2t FOR RENT: Three room apartment furnished, downstairs. Phone OL 3-5844 after 5 p. m. Close to campus. 27-2t

For Rent

FOR RENT: Sleeping room for girl, newly decorated; private entrance, TV room; kitchen privileges; linen, dishes and all utilities furnished. Phone OL 3-5940 after 1:00 p. m. 27-5t

For Sale-Home Items 1967 ZIG-ZAG FULL BALANCE $36.29 Originally sold for $99.50. Nice finish on cabinet. Make six payments of $6.05 monthly. Makes fancy designs, buttonholes, sews on buttons, appliques, monograms, and so on. Full price $36.29. Call OL 3-3987. 23-tf FOR SALE: Several odds and ends of furniture: desk, end tables, chest, coffee table, rugs, kitchen table, deskchest, assortment of drapes and curtains, upholstered chair. Phone OL 3-3444 to see any piece. 26-4t FOR SALE: Good Maytag automatic washer and gas dryer, $350. for pair; swing set, $20.; GE 21-inch cabinet model TV, $25.; GE portable dishwasher, $50. Call OL 3-6228 to see items. 27-3p FOR SALE: One brown modem sofa and one gold sofa. CaU OL 3-4167. 27-5t FOR SALE: Walnut finish wall unit, 84” x 68” x 15%", brand new 3 speed record player, 8x12 rugs, record cabinet, screens, lamps, misc. 1024 Avenue B. OL 3-5623. 27-2p

Lost & Found LOST: Chinese Pug, blond, male, no collar. Ronald Phillips. Phone OL 3-9634. 26-2p LOST: Rod and reel, lost east of Cloverdale on State Road 42. Finder caU 795-4380 for reward. 26-2t

For Sale-Musical Items FOR SALE: Conn B-6 Tenor Saxaphone, 2 years old, excellent condition. Phone 2466402 after 4:00 p. m. 24-3t GUITARS, amphliflers, drums: Continuous rental on amplifiers, guitars and drums. Learn on an inexpensive rental instrument—all payments will apply to your better quality instrument anytime later. Kersey Music. Tues.-Thurs.-tf

Motorcycles - For Sale FOR SALE: 1964 Honda, Super Hawk, 305cc, excellent condition. $430. Phone 246-6402 after 4:00 p. m. 24-3t FOR SALE: 1966 Moped cycle. 1149 Avenue C. Harold Truesdale. 27-5p FOR SALE: 1950 H.D. motorcycle, good shape, runs good, $200. OL3-D878. 27-5p

Automotive

FOR SALE: 1955 Ford 1% ton truck, stock rack and grain bed; New Idea semi-mount-ed mower. Larry Pickens, Ph. 795-4936 or 795-4677. 27-29-2p WHEEL alignments and on the car wheel balancing. If you have tried the Rest— Now try the best 3-D Auto Supply Co. 209 North Jackson Street Tues.-Fri-tf FOR SALE: 1948 Ford truck. 1 ton flat bed with grain sides. Good V-8 Mercury motor, good tires, new seat. Entire truck just painted. Call OL 3-6762 after 4 p.m. 27-3p FOR SALE: 1936 Ford sedan completely restored. See at Deep Rock Service Station, 605 Bloomington Street 27-3p FOR SALE: 1929 Ford truck, new battery, runs good, $150. 1946 Hudson Super Six, good tires, runs good, new battery, $100. OL 3-5878. 27-5p

Wanted

WANTED: Tree work, topping and take down. Insurance, free estimate. C. Gorham, Ph. OL 3-9031. 26-6t. WANTED: Baby sitting in my home 8 hours a day. Will keep two all night. Mrs. Jean Powers, Bainbridge, Ind. 27-lp WANTED: Cement work of all kinds; plastering and chimney repair. Call James Sims, Reelsville, Ph. 672-3170. 27-3t WANTED: Good homes for pretty, weaned kittens. OL 34987, 2 S. Madison, City. 27-2p WANTED - Band Instruments to repair. 100% Guarantee Work, Fast Service, Houck’s Music, 121 E. Walnut St., 9:30-5:30, OL3-3928. Tues. - Thurs. - Sat. - tf

Employment - Men - Women

$150.00 A WEEK MEN or Women ... If you would like to earn $150.00 a week and up and be your own boss, write Box 3105, Terre Haute, Ind. 6-8-13-15-20-22-27-29-8p

Employment - Women

HELP WANTED Lady 25 to 55 To Assist In Kitchen. Must be able to work weekends. fay according to oxperienco and ability or will train interested person. Contact Bob Jackson DOUBLE DECKER DRIVE-IN

WANTED: Woman to stay with lady convalescent. Write P.O. Box 468, Greencastle. 24-6t WOMAN experienced in making salads, also to assist chef. Room and board furnished, 7 days, salary and bonus. Write Indiana Beach, Inc., Monticello, Indiana 47960. State age, height, weight. 26-3t WANTED: Lady for housework, 4 or 5 hours on Friday. Phone OL 3-5973 after 6:00 p.m. 26-2p.

Employment >Men

WANTED: Bartender. Apply at American Legion Post 58, Greencastle after 4:00 p. m. 5 day week; 2 weeks vacation per year; excellent starting salary; experience not necessary, but helpful. Must be 25 years or older to apply. 27-5t Moorman Feed Co. can use wide-awake self starter for full time work as sales and service representative in Marion Township and Jefferson Township. On the job training. Backing by modem research. Good promotion possibilities. No forced transfers. Tremendous employee benefits. No high pressure work. Home every night Interested in yqu if you are capable of being on your own, making decisions, and meeting people. Confidential evening interviews. Contact Eugeen Stevens, District Manager. Tel. OL 8-4420. £7-3p

Work Wanted SHAWNEE Construction — 30 years experience, new and old building, remodeling of all types, roofing, guttering painting, siding and all types of masonry work. Phone OL 3-6194. 24-6p

At Auction AUCTION: Sat. July 1st 12:30 p.m. Sale includes; two twin size Hollywood beds, chest, lounge chairs, end and coffee tables, 4 bar stools, door mirror, pair of new twin size wrought - iron headboards, dinning chairs, dinning table, knee-hole desk, round pedestal dinning table, wicker rocker, and straight chair, chair-side radio, television, two gas ranges, antique chair, tent, foot locker, girls bike, tricycle, elec, knife, Hichair, fruit jars, dishes, utensils and misc. items. Clapp’s Auction Service Maple and Ohio Sts. 27-29-2t

For Sale "Farm Equipment FOR SALE: 4-bar rubber tired side delivery rake. Wendell Hurst, Martinsville, phone 342-8671. 26-3p. FOR SALE: Farm wagon. Isaac Stone, across from Airport entrance. 26-2p FOR SALE: Model 60 AC combine. Gpod condition. Eric Boesen, OL 3-5376. 27-2t FOR SALE: Massey - Ferguson new and used farm equipment, parts and service. Anderson Tractor Sales. Inc. Danville, Ind. State Road 39 Tues.-Thurs. tf.

For Sale-Marine Items FOR SALE: Boats, motors, skis, ski ropes, life perservers, boat cushions. Open July 4—6 a. m-2 p. m. Greencastle Sports, % mile south, U. S. 231/St. Rd. 43. 27-29-30-3-4t

For Sale STRAWBERRIES: Pick your own, 8,000 quarts ready to pick now. Extra good picking through Wednesday or longer, 15c and 25c quart Bring containers. R. D. Albright Farm, six miles south of Rockville, follow signs from Catlin. 22-6L FOR SALE: Live bait, tackle, stoves, lanterns, sleeping bags, camp cook sets, charcoal, badminton, tennis, horse shoes. Greencastle Sports, % mile south, U. S. 231/ St Rd. 43. 27-29-30-3-41 FOR SALE: Saddle, bridle and blanket in good condition. Ph. OL 3-4002. 27-2t FOR SALE OR TRADE: Cyclone 40 well drill and necessary tools. OL 3-5488. 27-2t

Livestock - For Sale FOR SALE: 60 good mixed shoats, 50-55 lb. wormed and castrated, 5 miles East of Cloverdale. Faye Cash, Phone 795-4682. 27-3p

Notice ALWAYS wanted to play an organ or piano. Regardless of age, enroll in our “Rental Plan to Play” and realize a lifetime ambition. Kersey Music. Tues.-Thurs.-Sat.-tf SHOP Greencastle Sports & Recreation Supplies for all your outdoor supplies. Featuring all kinds of live bait and tackle. Open 8:00 a. m. week days—6:00 a. m. Saturday and Sunday. Jake and Mary Hirt % mi. south U. S. 231/ St. Rd. 43. Phone OL 3-9100. Tues.-Fri.-tf NOTICE: Should you not roceive your copy of The Dally Banner or Indianapolis Newa please phone OL 8-9070 before 6 pjn. NOTICE: Is your car ready for vacation? Have your car aligned where the experts are, Morrison’s Tire and Retreading Company, 317 North Jackson Street Phone OL 35015. 21-llt NOW is the time to get that “best buy” on current model Magnovox color TV and Stereo. Kersey Music, north on 43. Tues.-Thurs.-Sat^tf

Notice

Bethel A.M.E. Church will serve a chicken dinner Thursday, June 29, at 6 p.m. Tickets available at door. 27-2t

ENROLL your child in the FREE Instrumental lessons this summer. No need to buy —investigate our continuous rental on all band and orchestra instruments. Kersey Music. Tues.-Thurs.-tf

Business Service

BUSINESS SERVICES: Ready for the Fourth! Check your tires <mi your car or let us give you our expert opinion free of charge. At Morrison’s Tire and Retreading Company. 317 North Jackson, Ph. OL 3-5015. 21-llt

BEE ELECTRIC—TV, RADIO, CAR RADIOS — all makes RECORD PLAYERS — all makes and SMALL APPLIANCE SERVICE. Phone OL 3-9617. 335 N. Arlington St. tue-thur-tf. PRIVATE Instruction offered on piano, organ, guitar, drums, band instruments. Kersey Music. Tues.-Umrs-tf

WANTED: Painting, Interior A Exterior. 15 yrs. experience. Wayne Gerald. Free esimate. Referencess furnished. Phone PE 9-2186. 7-21t

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

LOCAL LIVESTOCK CENTER Hoge $22.00-$22.50 LIVESTOCK Hogs 3,250; barrows and gilts 50-1.00 higher; 1-2, 190-225 lb. 22.75 - 23.00; 1-3, 190-260 lb. 22.00 - 22.75; 2-3, 210-270 lb. 21.50-22.25; 270-310 lb. 20.5021.50; 1-3, 270 lb. 22.00; sows 50-75 higher; 1-3, 300-350 lb. 19.00-20.00 ; 350-400 lb. 17.5019.00; 400-500 lb. 17.00 - 18.00; 400-500 lb. 17.00-18.00; 2-3, 500600 lb. 16.00-17.00. Cattle 1,950; calves 20; steers and heifers steady; cows steady to weak; bulls and vealers steady; average to high choice steers 26.25; choice 25.50-26.00.

50 drown

WARSAW UPI —At least 50 persons were drowned in separate incidents in Poland over the weekend, the Polish news agency Pap said Monday.

Long ball

CHESTER, N.J. UPI—The longest softball game in history continued for a fourth day today with the Nightowls leading the Daydreamers as the teams approached the 400th inning. The 20 players from West Morris Regional High School began the game at Far Hills fairgrounds for the benefit of the American Cancer Society Saturday and were expected to continue until late today. Monday they broke their longevity record of 310 innings for a game set last year and decided to go for the 400 mark.

ON THE Farm Front By Larry D. Hatfield WASHINGTON UPI—A government farm economist said today it would be “logical” to expect some food riots in India before the critical shortages caused by the closure of the Suez Canal ease. John Parker, a South Asian specialist for the Agriculture Department, said the food shortages should ease by next week with the arrival of Food for Peace shipments from the United States. Meanwhile, House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford, Mich., disclosed Thursday that an American ship loaded with 27,000 tons of grain bound for India has been trapped in the Suez Canal since June 5. Fbrd said there are several ships sunk at various points in the canal and the Egyptians intend to keep the canal closed for two months. In India, armed guards have been ordered to escort trains and police have intensified their patrols of national highways in West Bengal State, where hungry crowds are looting food

shipments.

Near famine conditions exist in several districts and free kitchens have been opened in the districts of Burulia and Bankura to feed thousands of hungry people a day. In addition, truck drivers in many areas have refused to haul food —particularly wheat and rice— because of the disturbances. Parker said the pinch resulting from the delays is now at its height and will remain critical for the next several days. Additional shipments from Australia will also help to ease the situation, he said. The United States will send more than one million tons of grain a month during the next) three months, Parker said, so the outlook for the summer is for adequate food supplies.

lakeside trees. This could damage telestimulation equipment. “If the problem presents itself when equipped monkeys are put on the island, we will have to think of some way to waterproof the equipment,” said

Robinson.

No fish story

DENVER UPI—Mrs. Olive L. Thomas, 41, of Lakewood, insisted it was no fish story. She said she bit into a roll at a coffee shop and caught a

fishhook in her tongue.

A district court jury believed her and awarded her $6,000.

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Traffic hazard CHICAGO UPI—Norman K Weekly, 25, a salesman from Covina, Calif., appeared in traffic court Monday and was fined $25 for water skiing down the Calumet River.

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CHICAGO UPI—Miss Elaine Snyder, 37, is scheduled to appear in traffic court July 21 after she was charged with drunken driving, resisting arrest and running a red light The battery charge resulted after she bit the arresting officer’s hand, according to police.

Monkeys shine brain research ATLANTA UPI — Glenda, Pam and Bob have it made They live on their own private island and spend their days munching fruit and playing in their small wooded paradise, located on the campus of Emory University here. They are monkeys with a

mission.

Glenda, Pam and Bob are being used by Emory’s primate research center in an experiment to see if scientists can provoke certain responses by brain stimulation. The study, supported by grants from the National Institutes of Health and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, is called “Control and Analysis of Primate Behavior by Brain Telestimulation and Telemetry.” Dr. Brian W. Robinson, chief of the center’s neurophysiology laboratory, said he hopes the study will shed more light on the part the brain plays in emotion and behavior. Eventually, he hopes to experiment with monkeys fitted with stimulation devices and telemetry equipment. Telestimulation, he explained, is the stimulation of specific areas of the brain by remote

As of the 316th inning the

Nightowls were leading the control. Tiny electrodes attachDaydreamers 381 to 301 with ^ to the brain are used for the

more than 500 hits recorded.

Load of beans DEMING, N.M. UPI — Soldiers In Vietnam can get mighty homesick for the everyday things they’ve known all their lives. Take 1st Lt. Steve McCan. His letter brought results.

stimulation.

Glenda, Pam and Bob, however, are unfettered by such scientific paraphernalia. They were placed on the 180-by-60-foot island in Lullwater Lake merely to assure that monkeys will be able to live there. “We wanted to see if the monkeys would live on the island and if people would leave them alone so they could live

on it,” said Robinson, “and

The Debing-Luna County

Chamber of Commerce is ship- . __ ,, , were happy to report success

on both counts. The monkey’s

ping the New Mexico boy war a load of pinto beans.

Pest trouble

DALLAS UPI—Some apartments have trouble with mice, but the Western Parks Apartments in the Oak Cliff section of Dallas is having trouble with alligators. Police were called to the apartment complex Monday to

love the island and the people have not bothered them.” The monkeys haven’t been so lucky with the ducks and geese, however. “They have a standing battle with each other,” said Robinson. 'The monkeys seem to be determined to keep the other animals off the is-

land.”

The experiment has produced only one big problem so far, Robinson said. The monkeys

remove a four-foot alligator

found in the back yard. _ ^love to dive into the water from

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