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The Daily Banner, Greenc&stle, Indiana

Monday, March 11, 1968

CLASSIFIED ADS

The P. 6. Evans Company NEW LISTINGS ACREAGE VERY NEAR GREENCASTLE. 39 acres. Good tillable ground. Excellent also for a subdivision. Should continually increase in value. TRAILER COURT. 36 units. Apartment house (3 units). Five room odern house. On 6 j 2 acres. 113 S. Jackson St. OL 3-6509 After hours, call OL 3-6416 OL 3-3406 OL 3-4079 OL 3-4343 OL 3-3642

! FOR SALE: Warm cozy two bedroom semi-modern home in Fillmore, $6500. Call 246j 6490. ll-3t FOR SALE: Neat 5 room modern house on corner lot in Fillmore. Two car garage. Phone 246-6446. ll-6t

FOR LEASE: New two bedroom apartments, available soon. Parkwood Village Apartments. Call OL 3-5015 days or OL 3-6609 or OL 34833 evenings. M-W-F-S-tf

SHETRONE Real Estate 302 S. Ind. St. Ph: OL 3-9315 - OFFERS — MADISON TWP.—48 Acres with modern home. Immediate possession. 11 BEVERIDGE ST.—Nice building site 52’xl38’. 617 E. WALNUT—Older VA story home. 2 bedrms., part basement, enclosed b a ck porch, gas heat. Back porch & basement heated. RUSSELLVILLE — Older 2 story home on large lot. 5 rms. & bath down, 2 up, basement, enclosed back porch, oil heat. Garage. We have others. After office hours call — C. J. Knauer — OL 3-3057 Bill Talbott — OL 3-6328

FOR RENT: 2 bedroom furnished apartment. Phone OL 3-6387 after 4:00 p.m. ll-3t FOR RENT: Good neighborhood. Two bedroom double, $100 per mo. Pay own utilities. Adults. One bedroom double, $80 per mo. Furnished. Pay own utilities. Adults. Call OL 3-6416 evenings or write Post Office Box 184. ll-2t FOR RENT: 2 bedroom furnished apartment. Phone OL 3-6387 after 4:00 p.m. ll-3t

Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clodfelter and Mrs. Daisy Alexander and Floyd Yochum enjoyed having dinner together on Sunday at the Fairway restaurant. Clinton and Madison Friendly Club will meet on March 14th with Mrs. Helen Martin of Clinton Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Frank from Indianpaolis were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. George

Frank of Clinton Falls. Bob is a nephew of Mrs. George Frank. 'Hien on Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. George Frank and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Frank, Mrs. Estella Hall of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mafee and children were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spencer of Russellville. Mrs. Ray Clodfelter called on Mrs. M a n f o r d Clodfelter on Wednesday afternoon.

CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. Jay Becker (Top Rocord-Holdor in Mastors' Individual Championship Play) FAMOUS HANDS

FOR RENT: Three rooms furnished at 617 East Walnut St. Phone OL 3-3474. ll-2t FOR RENT: Two bedroom house trailer. Phone OL 34690. ll-3t

FOR RENT: Nice two bedroom apartment, air conditioned, carpeted, kitchen furnished, water and sewage furnished. Franklin Street Apartments. Phone OL 3-4254 or OL 3-4090. ll-5t FOR RENT: 1 bedroom furnished apartments and two bedroom unfurnished apartments. Roban Apartments, 327 Bloomington Street, phone OL 3-4072. 11-tf

For Sale: New 12 x 60 two bedroom mobile home, large kitchen with bay windows, huge carpeted living room with house type door, storms and screens. Extra insulation. Gun oil furnace. Bank financing up to 9 years. MARCH SPECIAL $4,995.00. New owners, Hess Mobile Home Park, 1216 South Bloomington, OL-3-222. 8-3t For Sale: New Maple dinette table with leaf and 4 captains’ chairs, $75.00. New Avacado green wing back couch and chair, $150.00. Full size cedar bed complete, $40.00. Other furniture items. New owners-Hess Mobile Home Park, South Bloomington, OL-3-3222. 8-3t

WANTED: Young women interested in training or working full time as Dental Assistant and Dental Secretary. Please reply by mail listing your qualification and information about your prior experiences and interest. Write Banner Box 430. ll-2t

FOR SALE: School-Plan Frigidaire Appliances. Used one year in home economics department. Save $30.00 to $75.00 on like-new refrigerators, automatic washer, and electric dryer. Horace Link & Company. Phone OL 3-6517. 11-2

FOR SALE: 1965 Chrysler 9 passenger wagon, all power, double air condition, bucket seats, 36.000 actual miles, like new. Phone 246-6527. ll-6t FOR SALE: One 520 John Deere tractor and 3 bottom blow; one 2010 John Deere diesel tractor with 3 bottom plow; one 4 row John Deere planter. Mrs. Clara Everts, 4 miles north of Fillmore, first house east of 600E on Road SOON. ll-6t

WANTED TO RENT: Three bedroom home in or close to town by recently transferred Montgomery Ward Assistant Manager. Phone OL 3-5191. L. B. Kimbly. ll-6t WANTED TO BUY: Straw. Ph! OL 3-4907 or OL 3-4530. ll-2t WANTED: High school boy for doorman at Voncastle. 11-lt HELP WANTED: Mechanics, top pay, $3.60 per hour, $100 a week guaranteed. All paid holidays. Wonderful opportunity. Jim Harris ChevroletBuick. ll-3t NOTICE: Mel’s Radiator and Repair Service—Brakes, Genreators, starters, shocks and minor tuneup. 903 Norht Jackson Street. Il-I5t NOTICE TO FARMERS: If “in trouble with farm machinery, call on the Village BlacksmiiJi at New Maysville. C. Ward.

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LOST: Northwest of Bainbridge, two black and tan police Shepherds, pets. Call Indianapolis, collect 631-4639, Reward. ll-3t

FOR SALE: 1962 Dodge 440 Dart. Power brakes and steering, good shape. By owner. 522-6845. ll-3t FOR SALE. Timothy and alfalfa hay. 522-6845, ll-3t FOR SALE: 1966 Pontiac Catalina, many extras including air conditioning. Howard Moore, OL 3-6789. 11-tf FOR SALE: IBM Model C electric typewriter. Phone OL 35667. ll-3t FOR SALE: Cultivator to fitj International H or M; manure spreader, rubber tired wagon, flat top bed, two row John Deere corn planter, two row rotary hoe. C. A. Williamson. 2 miles south and onehalf mile east Mt. Meridian. Phone 526-2325. ll-3t FOR SALE: Seasoned locust posts. Phone Charles E. Buis, 246-6371. ll-3t

—est Clinton Last word received from George Bock of California is that he is going back to the hospital for a new treatment, as soon as there is a bed available in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bock shopped in Indianapolis on Wednesday. The Ladies Aid of Portland Mills Church met with Mrs. Julian Lucas on Thursday after-

noon.

Mrs. Olma Clodfelter called on Mrs. Daisy Alexander on Monday evening. The fire that started in a field on Monday, west of Clinton Falls, caused quite a scare, as the trucks and a crowd of men and school boys worked until late in the evening before they could get it stopped. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clodfel-j ter attended a Shorthorn cattle ! sale in Louisville, Kentucky on

TRIBUTES TO OUR UNSUNG HER0E

"On Th» Lighter Side"

Prattnted By

THE WHITAKER FUNERAL HOMES With election time near ot hand, politics con be funny . . One of the candidates for sheriff in a small MidWest county v/os notorious for his dishonesty ... When two older citizens of the

county seat town parked on the bench in

yard ... and were discussing the upcoming election ... "I am going to vote for that man," piped the first ... "Why!" ... the second asked? ... "We!?, I look ot it this way ... if a man ain't ruint when be goes into office, he's ruint when he comes out, end there ain't no

ete in ruinin' a good man."

WHITAKER FUNERAL HOME CLOVERDALE - GREENCASTLE - GOSPORT

John Whitaker

Charles Whitaker

the Courthouse

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Try and Stop Me

-By BENNETT CERF

Tyi'RS. TWOMBLEY proudly paraded before her best It-I- friend in the fourth expensive new dress she had bought that season. “It’s beautiful," enthused the friend, “but how do you manage to snag so much money from your husband?" “Nothing to it if you use your head," chuckled Mrs. Twombley. “I just tell him I’m going back to my mother in Oklahoma and without one harsh word he hands me the fare.” • • « The club owners of a baseball league in the Southwest decided it might be good public relations to throw a dinner for the umpires when the season ended. The chosen representative of the players in the league endorsed the idea heartily and volunteered to print the menus at the players’ expense. The owners were pleased. When the umpires filed into the banquet hall, they discovered that all the menus were printed in Braille. * * * There’s been so much rain in parts of the Southwest this year, reports Bob Sylvester, that one congressman has been agitating for a law forbidding Indians to dance anything but a waltz. * • * Seventeen-year-old Gwendolyn has knocked off keeping a diary. "It’s simply too dangerous,” she explained to her best friend. "You’ve always got to be on the lookout for a Peeping

Mom!”

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By RICK DU BROW

HOLLYWOOD UPI — Miss Debbie Reynolds unleashed devastating display of her own Thursday night. From her hilarious opening takeoff on Barbara Streisand—running around a huge stage, singing in a flowing gown—to her final dances with Donald O’Connor, she was the complete entertainer. It would be easy, and trivial, to pick apart a few technical faults with the show. And there were several flat lines by guest stars early in the hour — in a sketch about entert a i n m e n t tours of overseas military bases, and in a sequence about the backstage life of a supposedly happy showbiz couple. But quibbling about these few offmoments, which soon were forgotten as Miss Reynolds’ talents overwhelmed them, would be to miss the main point: That

she is a splendid star.

She has all the qualities that you see in all the great ones— aside from her abilities at singing, dancing, comedy of any kind, acting and impersonating others. To begin with, she is simply much fun to watch. With some stars, you rationalize yourself into believing you ought to appreciate them—with Miss Reynolds you just enjoy yourself, and her company. In addition, she is so wholly unaffected, so totally natural, that you don’t feel any outside image is working to add to her glamor. She makes it on her

own—all the way.

Perhaps this naturalness tends to make her underrated— she is not hokey or cheap or arrogant or pretentious. Here is also one of the most sophisticated, showmanlike performers on any stage. And she is, it should be noted, growing sexier and more lovely as the years wear on. For heaven’s stakes— a talented, sexy, funny lady with hardly any complexes that are noticeable! What is show business coming to? Wonderful. Her lack of stage conceit furthermore gives her classic insight and perspective on the pretentions of her own business, and her eye for deflating the ridiculous is deadly. She is a first-class artist of the campy put-on and put-down. Only someone who loves the business could jab it so well. She is a trouper, ingratiating, and she comes alive on a stage, with the uncommon ability to triumph over her material when it sags. Above all, she has superb control and command born

of trained instinct.

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