The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 November 1967 — Page 6

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|) West of Green castle f Nearly new. all brick. S bedrooms. 1 Vj baths, carpeted living room, living kitchen, full basement with garage. 1 acre lot. S17.000. r. Greenbriar *§? New, all electric, brick. S If.-bedroom home, I'j batlis with vanities, large livingkitchen with built-in range and disposal, carpeted living room, utility area. Attached garage. Nearly ' i acre lot. Arlington Heights Immediate possession, attractive 3 bedroom home, large living room with dining L, kitchen with eating area. Utility room, attached garage. Well landscaped lot. Priced to sell. Sherwood Addition Suburban, 4 bedroom ranch, entry foyer, living room with dining area, carpeted; 2 1 > baths, built-in kitchen, family room with fireplace. 2 car garage. Concrete driveway. Immediate possession. Aibin Pond Road Located on nearly 6 acres of wooded, rolling ground, brick provincial home with every detail for family living. Over 3 acres ready for your ponies. A trip through the house with complete description of construction will convince you. Call us. Fillmore Reasonably priced 3 bedroom home with large living room, nice kitchen, bath, garage. large tot. Priced to sell at $8,000. Bain bridge Very nice 3 bedroom home. Large living room, kitchen. ^Attached garage. $10,500. Hillcrest 8 bedroom home, large living room with dining L. Full basement. Attached garage. Fenced In rear lawn. Priced to sell at $15,900.

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■ m%///w/M/////MM/f/m OL-3-9228 For appointment phone Vern Abbott OL 3-6387 Max Records ...... OI. 8-4645 Hal Hickman OL 3-9225 t

FOR SALE

In I-adoga, a nice income property located one block from business district. All on one floor, aluminum siding. hardwood floors, nice size lot, priced at $8,300,000. would consider part contract. Completely modem 2 bedroom, full basement, corner lot. air conditioning, attached garage, aluminum siding, located in Ladoga. Priced at $16,000.00. One of the best older houses In Ladoga—-Located one block from business on Main Street—Lots of nice, spacious rooms. Two fireplaces—! 1 * baths—enclosed, heated swimming pool, Big garage—60 day possession— Priced at $22,000.00 about one-half of replacement cost. Phone 942-2449 or 942-265$

Musical Items 8

TAPE RECORDER SPECIALS: VM Tape Recorders, 2 or 4 track stereo, Reg. $169.50, now $147.00. VM Assembly Model 4 track Monaural, many features. Reg. $189.50, : Now $156.00. VM Stereo recorder. AM-FM Radio, swing out speakers, with beautiful j stand and add-a-track fea-; tures. Reg. S469.50. now $389.00. VM Used Stereo Recorder portable, add-a-track. $159.00. KERSEY MUSIC.; North on 43. OL 3-6824.

Home Items

For Sale: Stauffer Posture Rest with timer. Phone OL 3-9156. FOR SALE: Old fashioned upright piano, $10. OL 3-6695.

THE P. G. EVANS CO. REAL ESTATE For various reasons not everv home owner wants s “FOR SALE” sign In hls front yard. So, phone us. or better yet, drop in at the office and let us tell you about the many “signless” properties that w T e can sell you— homes, farms, building sites and businesses. IIS S. Jackson St. OL 3-6509

For Sale: Electric range, ex-! cellent condition. 325 North Arlington.

Thrift Shop. Children’s and Adult Clothing. OL 3-6267. 623 Anderson. Closed Thursday. 11 Employment, 11 -- Men — ——————— Wanted. Farm help; for grain and stock farm. Age 35-45. Modren house, good salary. Must be experienced. Phone 317-397-3325. Experienced carpenter, year round w r ork. Call OL 3-4782' after 5 p. m.

The Daily Banner EASYTO-FIND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY 1— Real Estate 2— Business Opportunity 3— Mobil* Homos 4— For Rant—Apts. 5— For Ront—Rooms 6— For Rent—Houses 7— Morin* Items S—Musical Items 9—Home Items 10—Lost 4 Found 11 —Employment—Men 12— Employment—Men—Women 13— Employment—Wemee 14— Automotive 15— For Sol* 16— Wanted 17— Farm Equipment 18— Auction 19— Businoss Service 20— livestodi—For Sal* 21 —Notice 22— Motorcylos 23— Wanted to Buy 24— For Sale—Pete 25— Want To Ront 26— Work Wanted—Women 27— Work Wanted—Men To Place Your CLASSIFIED AD Phone OL 3-5151 And Ask For . . . SHARON ShoK Take Tour Order And Help You Writ# Your Ad Ads must b« placed by 9 a.m. the first day they are to run, otherwise they will be in next issue.

L 6 -Heloise

down*. Fre« estimates. In- when cutting, surance. C. Gorham. Call Give it a try!

OL 3-9031 or OL 3-9125.

Oliver Ziegler

19 Business Service 19

Dear Heloise:

Sex Education T» ,

I Be Discussed Tuesday

“Sex Education in Modem

Tree work, Topping and Take- notched edge of the waistband schools”, is the title of an ar-

ticle appearing in the June 1967 issue of the PTA magazine. The article stated that an Increasing number of elementary

_ ^ schools are including sex edu-

^ is the wav 1 / 0t ™ y cation in their cirricilum. ______ _ children to eat carrots w on g choo j svs t ems som# com-

SINGER ZIG ZAG they were small: ... ’’

_. _ . -oon* ‘ , , . . . . munities. Evanston. HI., for

FULL BALANCE $33.27 I cooked carrots and potatoes , ^ ^ ^

_ .... , . ^ __ example, start sex education In

Good condition, makes fancy together! When they were ten- , . , designs, sews on buttons, ap- der. I mashed them together 1 e in eigarten.

pliques, makes buttonholes, as I would just plain mashed Who should teach sex educablind hems and so on, needs potatoes. tion? When should sex educano attachments. Available to They make a nice looking tion start? What should be Inresponsible party for six pay-. dish. Most children and even eluded in a sex education ments of $5.54 per month, adults go for them fixed this course for elementary school Full price $33.27. Call OL 3- wa y- children? These questions and 3987. Grandmother others will be discussed at the

Miller School PTA meeting.

TAKE soil away the Blue Grandmothers usually have a Tuesday, November 28. at 7:30 Lustre way. Rent electric solution for most problems. p m

shampooer, $1.00. Headley Bless You!

Hardware. Love. Heloise

Malcolm J. McLelland. Health and Physical Education consultant ofr the state PTA . will lead the discussion. A

college P resentin 8 basic facts a-

Don’t Be Caught

With An Empty Bag In ‘68

BennD'; aid batteries and tup • * • *

plies. AT makes. Open 24 Dear H eloise:

hours a day. CommerckU Ho- 0ur son who ls in _ _

tel Courtesy Belton. Hearing asked us t0 send him some fruit bout human reproduction and Service. ju i ce . but I could only find concepts of the family will be!

grape and tomato juice in in- shown. Included in it are pre20 dividual serving cans. birth growth and development Then one day while grocery ar *^ birth, presented in anima-

i shopping I noticed the baby tion.

The public is invited to attend the meeting, which will

Join Tho

FIRST-CITIZENS

Christmas Club Nowl

Livestock

; Bred gilts, also boars. 1 mile north, mile east Mt. Meri-

dian. Ivan Clark.

food section! I found a dozen different fruit juice combinations all in small cans. Easy

Is your car ready for the long, cold winter?

The Aviation Hall of Fame in

be held in the gymnasium of Dayton. Ohio, is dedicated to

FOR SALE: Two Spotted Po- to store and to dispose of when : Miller School, starting at 7:30 honoring aviation's outstanding

land boars. Paul Sanders. ; em P*5'-

Phone OL 3-9404.

Marian

p. m., Tuesday.

pioneers.

For Sale: Two mare ponies Letter of Thought

with sorrel colts, will trade Dear Heloise:

for hay or com. Phone OL Here's a description of a child 3-9156. that came to my mind recent-

For Sale: 80 shoats, weight a- ' .

Dollar threat now fizzling The great' Frankfurt, West Germany. The

Business Opportunity

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY MAX OR WOMAN Reliable person from this area to service and collect from automatic dispensers. No experience needed . . . we establish accounts for you. Car, references and $550.00 to $1785.00 cash capital necessary. 4 to 12 hours weekly nets excellent monthly income. Full time more. For local interview, write Eagle Industries. 4725 Ex-

FASTENER SALES

Potential $13.-$15.000 year' West Central Indiana inch

Terre Haute. Sell

1 3 Employment, 1 3 For Sale: Holestein heifers and Women steera. freezer calves. Phone b ° 1 ?’ , OL 3-9156. screws, body shop needs, j

elec, connectors, fittings, hose j Wanted - Lad . v t0 cl,!an office. : '■ — and hundreds other items to Please send references *0 21 Notice 21

car dealers, truck fleets.

LONDON UPI

gold rush and its suspected i seven vowed that the U. S. dolthreat to the U. S. dollar ap- lar price of gold will remain

Children are somewhat like peared today to be fizzling out firmly pegged at $35 an ounce,

bout 45 lbs. Gilbert Cox, Fill- ta p e recor( j ers . They record and —for the time being at least. 1 This was tantamount to an mor *- play back what you do and say.” Bullion dealers reported a undertaking to pool their multi-

I know. I have a 2-year-old, heavy drop in buying that had billion dollar gold reserves to

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Dear Heloise:

Please send references Box 50, Daily Banner.

body shops, contractors, and welding shops. Company of- i ] 4 fers very fast service on your

reached record highs last week. They said it was still “big by ordinary standards.” But they said it was nothing to compare

If someone in your home has, with last week’s frantic scramlimited vision, put a dab of red ble to buy up the yellow metal

Automotive

mmm Mel's Radiator Shop, new ad14 ] dress 911 North Jackson mmm Street, across from Sherm's

orders, a surprisingly lucra- Remember East Side Motor Implements. OL 8-6775. tive retirement program and gales for expert body works, extra generous hospital in-, painting, wheel alignment PLAN TO ATTEND: Castle-

and mechanical work,

estimates.

celsior Blvd., St. Louis Park, Minn. 55416.

3 Mobile Homes 3

surance. If you are now a fastener salesman or have

experience in auto parts. maintenance or insurance 1987 white Chevelle, standard

sales, call FASTENERS. INC.,, Michigan City, Ind., collect 219-874-7229 or write P. O. j Box 305 for interview.

SHETRONE REAL ESTATE 302 n. Ind. St. Ph. OL 3-9315 - Offers - MT. OLIVE RD. — Pretty 3 bedrm. home with partial stone front. Hardwood, carpet & tile floors, has a front porch and back patio, ell fired furnace, and garage. NORTH ON 43 — S bedrm. * frame home. Bedrm. floors 4 hardwood, liv. rm. carpeta ed, kitchen and bath tiled, sunken living room, guest wrap closet, planters snack bar. walnut paneled foyer, birch cabinets. sliding glass doors, vanity in bath, oil fired furnace. MELROSE AYE. — Older 3 bedrm. home. Gas furnace, basement & garage. Large lot, FELLMOR E RO AD—F^retty 3 bedrm. home, partial brick front, hardwood floors, oil fired furnace, garage. 108_ W. JACOB ST. — Older frame home. Z bedrooms ^ojpvn and Z up. Hardwood floors in liv. rm.. gas furnbce. part basement. FILLMORE — PARKVIEW ADDITION — 4 bedrm. frame home. Carpet and tile floors, part basement, new hot water furnace, garage. V We have others. After office hours call — C. J. Knauer — OL 3-3057 Bill Talbott — OL 3-6328

The answer to jour housing needs 12x53, 1966 2 br. $3995.00! 12x60. new 3 br. $5195.00. Country living on the lake. Buy or rent a home and live at Van Bibber Lake. R. R. 1. Greencastle, phone PE 9-2341. For Sale: Mobile home, 8x48. 2 bedrooms, new paint. Phone! Cloverdale. 795-4571. daytime or 795-3309. evenings.

4 For Rent, Apts. 4

For rent. Cole Apts. Att. apt. for 1 or 2 adults, fum. or unfum. See Custodian, 519 E. Washington.

For rent. 8 room upper furnished apartment, all utilities furnished. 410 S. Jackson St. FOR RENT: 1 bedroom furnish- ■ «d apartments and 2 bedroom unfurnished apartments. Roban Apartments. 327 Bloomington Street. Phone OL 34072. 1 bedroom furnished apartment with electric heat in Reelsville, suitable for couple. Phone 672-3574.

Upstairs apartment, 4 rooms

National Federation of Independent Business offers outstanding permanent opportunity to ropresent thi» organization recognized at tho outstanding spokesman for independent business. This position offers well above av. erag* earnings os well as excellent fringe benefits. Salary of $125 per week or liberal commission and bonus during training under division manager. Car necessary, but no long trips away from home. We seek mature, responsible, neat, well spoken self starters. For personal interview pleas* write brief resume to Mr. Donald K. Fox, 10452 Willow Dole, Crev* Coeur, Missouri, 63141, giving age, address and business experience the last five years.

trans., 3 spd. on floor. Whit# sidewalls, chrom# wheel covers. Radio, heater. tape stereo with tapes included. Excellent condition. $100 cash and take over payments. Phone 672-3387 after 4:00 p. m. or OL 3-3357 after 5:00

p. m.

Free Craft Jewelery Show at'

Indiana Gas Office, Thursday, j

I November 30. from 11 a. m.

to 8 p. m. KAPPA DELTA

PHI Sponsore.

j fingernail polish on the thermo-

state at 75 degrees.

Then if you cannot see the ! numbers you can spot the bright red spot and need only to push it slightly to the right or left to make it a little warmer or

a little cooler.

A Daily Reader

Notice: Julee’s New Ladies Apparel shop in Cloverdale is now open. East Market St.

; 1966 MG Midget, low mileage. Can be seen after 12 o'clock Thursday. Cloverdale, South

i Main and Water Streets. El- j mlm

bert Williams. Phone 795-6627. ^ 4

Dear Heloise:

Here's how 1 “dress up” left-

“rniTIT! v over beans:

I bring the two or three cups of leftover beans to a boil with finelj' diced onion, then I add a pound of crumbled hamburger meat. Simmer this until the meat is well done and serve with

Wanted: Used pianos. Write a £ reen salad,

directions to 2107W. Jack- 1 * ood and so lnex - son, Muncie, Indiana or Call P« nsiv '- Serves five for less

when more than $300 million was estimated to have been grabbed up by speculators in London. Paris and Zurich.

defend the dollar against attack from France or any other quarter. The meeting was attended by governors of the U. S. Federal Reserve banks and the central banks of Belgium. West Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Great Britain. Reflecting the letup in the

Credit for the letup was given gold buying spree, the dollar largely to a pledge by central! price for the metal eased slightbankers of the United States j ly when the bullion market and six Western European opened this morning, countries—not including France j The dollar price was down — after a weekend meeting in ' one-eighth of a cent to $35.19\.

23 Wanted to Buy 23

collect 282-0698.

than e dollar!

Mrs. Monroe

Pets

15 For Sale

1 5 i AKC Registered Dachshund ] pups. Get your Christmas

FOR SALE: “No Hunting—No I P U PP‘ V while ^ la£t 526 '

Can't, beat that, can you? Heloise

Trespassing” signs. The Daily .

Banner.

2313.

-Eminence wins day evening when host Cascade

.26 Work Wanted 26 North ,^'T 1 M 1 71 *

For Sale: Schwinn tj'phoon bi- with o-lO senior Mike Calverts, evcle 26”, good condition, al- 33-point effort and Sharpsville most new, with li f ht end *“*** ® ab / *?•* f?? Preirie downed Grenville Wells,

horn as accessories. Call OL

DOUSLE D TAVERN MENU FOR TUESDAY FRIED RABBIT $1.25 or SAUSAGE PATTIES 90c

CHOICE OF TWO

Fried Potatoe* Green Beans

Cottage Cheese Applesauce Slaw

With Rolls - Butter - Coffee

and bath. Utilities furnished, ^"^mam^^^mmmmm^^mammm caii 795-4861 until Dec. 4. 12 Employment, 12

Men, Women

3-6049 after 7 p. m. For Sale: Weber stainless steel deep freeze, excellent condi tion. Will trade for com or hay. Phone OL 3-9156. ■ ■ —-■■■ FOR SALE: Lincoln portable welder on trailer, 200 ampre, 300 ft. of cable leads, excellent condition, $550. Lowell E. McCammack, Bainbridge. Ph.

522-6791.

ings. 4-12 p. m. by reliable 83 .gy

woman. Phone OL 3-4971.

Banner ads pay

LOCAL LIVESTOCK CENTER

HOGS

$18.00-818.50

i The Saturday afternoon i games found the Cadets being I eliminated by Sharpsville, 72- ' 66 in a real topsy-turvy ball 1 j game that caught the Cadets being outpaced in the final period. Calvert dumped In 30 points in the contest and Sharpsville's ace scorer Carter

netted 29.

CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. Jay Becker (Top Record-Holder in Maatoie' Individual Championship Play)

FAMOUS HANDS

East dealer.

North-South vulnerable.

LIVESTOCK

PARTS for all electric Shaver*. Mason’# Jeweler.

Call Foster Realty, Cloverdale, 795-4514 after that.

Spacious 5 room ground floor apartment, unfurnished. OL 3-6387 or OL 3-4686.

Wonted

6 For Rent, Houses 6

Wanted. Building to wreck. Experienced. All work guaranteed. Free estimates. Phone

443-5851, Brazil, collect.

For Rent in Fillmore. 2 bedroom modem home, space heater furnished, $45. Noble Robinson.

WANTED AT ONCE. Dealer to supply Rawleigh Products to consumers in Putnam Co. or Greencastle. Experience unnecessary. Write Rawleigh

Bl^fiio^* 460 * 243 Fr * ep0rt ‘ WANTED: All boys and girls to ° ‘ write to: Santa Claus. Post

Office Box 226. Greencastle,

13 Employment, 131 Illdiana 46135 -

WEST

Eminence’s Murrell connect- ^ q g ed on nine field goals and five e K J 10 7 8 j free throws in the afternoon ♦ 8764

| tussle to lead his team to a

Hogs 5.500: barrows and gilts ' 62-52 win over Monrovia and • mostly 50-75 lower; 1-2, 200- j Five his team a berth in the j 225 lb. 18.75-19.25; 1-3. 210-230 final. lb. 18.50-19.00 : 230-250 lb. 18.00- The Eels took a first quarter 18.50: 2-3, 210-250 lb. 17.75- lead over Sharpsville in the 18.25; 250-270 lb. 17.25-17.75; | final game, 14-7 and never let 270-300 lb. 16.50-17.25; sows 25- up. The halftime score stood 50 lower; 1-2, 350-400 lb. 15.00- at 27-26. 52-48 at the third 16.50; 400-500 lb. 14.75-15.25; ! period stop, and finally 75-73.

2-3. 450-600 lb. 14.50-15.00; 630 lb. 14.25-14.50; boars

lower at 12.50-13.50.

NORTH 4 A63

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EAST 4 952 4854

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SOUTH

4 KJ1074 4 A Q 9 4 4K932

The bidding:

Women

Cattle 2,000; calves 100; steers and heifers steady to weak; cows fully steady; bulls

For Rent. 2 bedroom home.,

Gardenside Drive. Phone OL Wanted: Young woman inter-

Wanted: Com shelling and vealers steady: choice steers hauling. Elmo Homer. H 25.75-27.00; load 26.00; good and

3-6695.

8 Musical Hems 8

mile west of Coatesville.

ested in training and working .IzItS; standard and low good full time as dental assistant | WANTED: Rugs, carpet up-' 21.50-23.00: choice heifers 24.50and dental **or.tarv Pi.**. ~ 2g 50; good choice 23.00-

SELLING OR BUYING A NEW HOME? CHECK THE CLASSIFIED ADS.

NEW plain guitar. Instruction record. $18.00. Mt. Meridian, 526-2370.

and dental secretary. Please reply by mail listing yourj qualifications and informa- i tion about prior experience | and interests to Box 50.! Daily Banner. j

holstery and wail cleaning The Nation Wide Service Master System available thru better store* everywhere For service in Putnam Coun-

ty, call OL 3-3562.

24.50; good 22.00-23.25; standard and low good 20.00-22.00; utility and commercial cows 15.0016.00; high yielding utility 16.0017.00.

Eminence (75)

Sleekier

Deerlove

Murrell

Cooper

Sims

Totals

Sharpsville (73)

Carter

Tirkle

Kingerv

Hullis

Miller

McCullough

Rover

East

South

West

North

Pass

Dble

Pass

Opening lead

— six

of dia-

While it is true that in duplicate bridge tho element of luck ordinarily plays only a minor role, there are nonethelees hands where luck is the dominant fantor and skill is only of secon-

dary importance.

For example, consider this

FG FT PF hand which occurred in the

match between Great Britain and the United States in 1962. The British North-South pair arrived at seven spades, and

Totals 31 10 19

grand slam was essentially a matter of luck. West led a diamond, won In dummy with the queen, and detc im. xfc

.clarer played the aoo and *n» 'other spade, finessing the jaclt West won with the queen, re* turned a diamond, and the re* suit was that South went down

two.

Had the East-West cards be« distributed a little differently, i or had South been sufficiently inspired to guess the doubleton queen of spades, he would have made the grand slam and scored 2.210 points instead of going minus 200 points. Of course, seven spades was a shaky contract and should nol have been reached, but all of uf have seen many worse contracts in our time. When the American pair al the second table held the North* South cards, the bidding went:

East Pass Pass Pass Pass

Again a diamond was led and taken with the queen. But be* cause declarer was only in six, he immediately cashed the A-K of spades to protect against a possible diamond ruff. When the queen unexpectedly fell, he continued with the jack and easily made seven for a score of 1.460 points. So the outcome was that the American team gained 1,660 points on this one deal, the largest single gain made by either team in the entire 144board match.

South

Went

North

Pass

Paas