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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana

Monday, July 15, 1968

1 - Real Estate -1

7-Marine Items-7

15- For Sale -15

ERMEST H. Collins

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OL 3-3286 FOR SALE

MAR CITY LIMITS on Rockville Road, 25 acre larm. 6 acres tillable, >>ooil house with apartment on upper level, parade and harn, well fenced. Frnest II. Collins & C.o. Bob Clark 3S6-735<’ Lannie Allee OL 3*5721 Lois & Ross Allee OL 3-4072

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Arlington Heights Very neat 3 bedroom home, large living room with dining area, ceramic tile in bath, large kitchen. Utility room. Attached garage. Well landscaped lot. Immediate possession.

Crescent Crive VIell kept 3 bedroom home, carpeted living room, Kitchen - Family room, 1% baths, attached garage, gas furnace and incinerator. Priced to sell. S. College. Large older home, i n need of repair but priced accordingly. Greenbrier Nearing completion, contempary styled ail electric 3 bedroom home, carpeted living room. l!-j baths large kitchen, family room with built in range, disposal, utility, attached garage. Removeable. Indianapolis Rcrd Large lot, 3 bedroom home with iarge living room, I'g baths, large kitchen, immediate possession. Priced to at $16,000.00. For appointment - Phone Vern Abbott OL 3*6337 Hal Hickman OL 3*0225

FOR SALE 7 room electric tri-level brick, frame construction, 3 bedrooms 2% baths,carpeted, built-in electric range, near Mooresville. 43$ acres'* near Quincy, 6 room 'modern older house, bain, oil furnace, 300 ft. black top frontage. $1000 down $60 month. $8,000. 3 bedroom modern brick, tamily room attached double garage, % acre corner lot 'andscaped, Brooklyn, Indiana $16,noo. Ye need listings as we have more calls than we can fill. Turner Real Estate Phone 694-3622 795-4026

80 acres, all tillable, new Polebarn 28 x 60 ft., good well. Located in Monroe Twp., Putnam County. Price $40,000. 31 acres, practically all tillable, fully modern home with basement, located in Clinton Twp., Putnam County. Price $19,000. Contact Busenbark Agency Rockville, Ind. Phone 569-3238.

FOR SALE: Used 14 ft. aluminum fishing boat, 7 1/2 H.P. Evanrude motor, and trailer, $250.00 complete. Greencastle, Sports 1/2 mile south on State Road 43. Good used boats, complete with motors, trailers, and ski equipment. Greencastle Sports 1/2 mile south on State Road 43. Boat trailer tires and wheels, get a spare. Greencastle Sports 1/2 mile south on State Road 43, open Sundays.

9 - Home Items - 3

1967 SINGER CONSOLE $37.16 FULL BALANCE Only six months old. Good condition. Malnut cabinet. Equipped to zig-zag, applique, monogram, mend and darn, sew backwards and forwards, over pins and so on. Assume six payments of 6.19 per month. Beautiful pastel color, machine guaranteed. Call OL 3-3 t, 87.

FOR SALE: Used Hot Point Deluxe Refrigerator-F r e e z e r. Opens from left. Excellent condition. $75.00. Call OL 3-5967.

11 - Employment-Men-11 WANTED: Credit collector-part time, compensation and mileage, pick own working hours. Contact Credit Manager at Montgomery Wards.

12- Employment -12 Men - Women

Kitchen Help Needed, full time, evenings, prefer 18orover, apply in person, Timberline Cafe, Reelsville. WANTED: Dishwasher, nights, Torr’s Restaurant, phone OL 39963.

13 - Employment - Women -13 WANTED: Lady for maid work at College Castle Motel. Must be good housekeeper. $1.40 per hour. One weeks vacation after one year. Call in person. Mrs. Storen. College Castle Motel.

WANTED: Receptionist-1 o c a 1 physician’s office. Post office Box 521, Greencastle.

14- Automotive -14

FOR SALE ‘65 Mustang, convertible, red, black top, will take older car in trade, call 2466565 after 6:00 p.m.

FOR SALE: 1962 Corvair 500, standard transmission. Runs good. Price $135.00. Phone OL 3-4403.

FOR SALE: 1965 Dodge Dart, V8 with automatic transmission, excellent condition. Average 18.6 miles per gallon. Phone OL 33092 or OL 3-9661.

FOR SALE: ‘60 Chev. Apache 20 3/4 ton Pick up, 6 cylinder, 57,508 miles, 700-17 heavy duty tires, good condition. Phone OL 3-9429.

15-For Sale-15

Used 16 ft. Layton Camp trailer. Self contained. Excellent condition. Greencastle Sports 1/2 mile south on State Road 43.

H.W. 43 North 100, Nice Business location. Also 40 acres. Lovely building sites. New Developments. Ind. 356-9292, 4200 E. Washington St. Indianapolis, Ind. 46201.

4-For Rent-Apts.-4 FOR RENT: In Alamo Building, Furnished sleeping room with private bath, window air conditioner. Adult only. Phone Hal Hickman Realty Co. OL 3-9225. Cole Apartments. Bedroom apartment suitable for one or two adults. See Custodian on premises.

6-F^, Rent - Houses - 6

FOR SALE: No. 1 potatoes, 5 1/2?, No. 2 potatoes, 3 1/2?, creamers, 2? per pound, Arthur Yeargin, R.R. 2, Rosedale.

FOR SALE: Timothy Hay, in field, July 22 thru July 27, 50? a bale, Albert Dobbs.

FOR SALE: 14’ Philco refrigerator, in perfect condition. Call after 4:00 p.m., Cloverdale, 7954588. FOR SALE: ‘67 Week Ender, Camper 10’ Deluxe, everything except air conditioning, with or without ‘68 Chevrolet 3/4 ton pick up-power steering, breaks, automatic, see or call Harvy Miller, Coatesville, Indiana, 3862807.

FOR RENT: Semi-modern house in country, close in, phone OL 35S.73 after 6:00 p.m.

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FOR SALE: 20 gallon fully equipped aquarium with approximately 15 tropical fish in good health; also two small tanks and 25 young tropical fish. Call OL 3-6994 after 5:00 p.m.

PARTS for all electric shavers. Mason’s Jewelers.

16-Wanted-16

WANTED: window washing, general cleaning and yard work. Call OL3-3244. Wanted. Rugs, carpet upholstery and wall cleaning. The NationWide Master System available thru better stores everywhere. For service in Putnam County, Call OL 3-3562.

18- Auction -18 Saturday, July 20 at 11:00 a.m. Wanita Linley will sell at Auction in Cloverdale, household furnishings, some Old pieces, CrisCraft 17 ft. boat-new, new-40 H.P. Mercury motor, other boat motors and tools. Wayne Branneman Auct. Watch for full ad.

19-Business Service-19

WANTED: Roofing jobs, no job too big or too small. Free estimates, phone OL 3-5840. WANTED: Tree work, topping and take down-free estimate; C. Gorham. Phone OL 3-9031 or OL 39125. WANTED: Saw sharpening, toothing, and resetting. Phone OL 39422. WANTED: Ironings, phone OL 39009.

Hearing aid batteries and supplies. All makes. Open 24 hours a day. Commercial Hotel. Courtesy Beltone Hearing Service.

21 - Notice - 21

GARAGE SALE: Wednesday, July 17, 10: to 5:, 300 Greenwood.

We grain bank oats to feed later and store wheat, fast unloading. Hartman Elevator, Bainbridge, Ind. Phone 522-6222.

Borrowing makes enemies. Rent tools and equipment from Castle Ren-tool, 730 Main. Open Weekdays 9:00 - 7:00 . Saturdays 7:00 - 5:00. OL3-3092.

Bryant means comfort and Joe Ellis has a complete line of Comfort including Gas or Electric air conditioning, gas, oil or electric furnaces, electronic air cleaners, humidifiers and water heaters. For complete comfort and immediate installation, call Joe Ellis Heating and Air Conditioning, OL 3-6712.

22- Motorcycles - 22 FOR SALE: ‘63 B M W -R60 full dress, A-l condition. Phone OL 3-6744 or see at George Smiley. 4 mi. east on 240. FOR SALE: 1966 Racing Bui taco Metise. 250 c.c. Phone OL 36116, after 3:00 p.m.

23 - Wanted To Buy - 23

WANTED TO BUY: Copy of “The Michael O’Hair family”. Write W.C. Hearst, Clarion, Pennsylvania , 16214.

25- Want To Rent-25

WANTED TO RENT: Family of 4 to rent 2 bedroom house must be clean, have references, write Gerald Whatting, Fillmore RR1. Box 37-B or call 246-6532. Nasser says Arabs will use force Gunfire crackled across the Jordanian-Israeli fr o ntier Friday Israeli spokesmen in Jerusalem said Jordanian troops opened fire across the Jordan River and Israeli forces fired back. No casualties were reported. The incident occurred one day after President Gamal Abdel Nasser told President Tito of Yugoslavia the Arab nations would resort to force if no political solution to the Middle East crisis was forthcoming. “The United Arab Republic can do nothing but to prepare itself to achieve the solution to the crisis by force” if Israel does not bow to Arab demands and give up occupied Arab territory, Nasser said at Tito’s Brloni Island retreat. His remarks were carried by the Yugoslav news agency Tanjug.

Sheriff will offer protection FORT WAYNE, Ind. (UPI)— If Fort Wayne’s 254-man police force goes on strike Wednesday, the city will get police protection from the Allen County sheriff’s office. Sheriff Alan Bender said Saturday his department would take over law enforcement of the city if the police carry out a threatened strike. “I won’t let anybody sack this city,” Bender said. “I don’t care who it is. If we have to take over we’ll have more police cars on duty than the city has, and we’ll send the bill to the city.” As county sheriff, Bender is responsible, by law, for main, taining law and order through, out Allen County. Members of Lodge 14 of the Fraternal Order of Police voted last week to strike if wage de. mands are not met. Det. Lt. Harry W. Koch, a spokesman for the lodge, said the organ, ization is asking either a flat 15 per cent pay increase or a per cent hike with seniority bonuses, four more holidays and an overtime pay program. John H. Robinson, chairman of the city council’s finance committee, called the demands “unrealistic.” He said Saturday he believes Fort Wayne police officers are gettting a lot more than most of the people who are paying taxes to support them. “Their demands are totally unrealistic in view of the facts,” Robinson said. He added that the force is £ie of the highest paid in the state, and that as far as he knows, only Gary policemen are better paid. Livestock Market Monday’s hog market, as quoted by t h e Greencastle Livestock Center, was 25 higher, topping 21.75 to 22.25.

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Racing is a challenge for Terry Devine --

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TAFT, Calif. (UPI)—Seven, teen . year . old Terry Devine doesn’t let paralyzed legs keep him from being active. In fact, he is emerging as one of the finest sulky drivers in the California Shetland Trotting Assn., an organization that races ponies under the same rules harness racers are governed by. “I really like racing,” Terry admits. “It’s different—a lot different than anything else I’ve ever done. And this year it’s more of a challenge. Last year, I was unbeaten, but this year there is more competition and I have to work harder.” Since he began racing last year, Terry has compiled an enviable record of five wins, two seconds and a pair of thirds in the nine races he’s entered. Challenging Sport “He finds racing a chal-

Mrs. Devine explains that Terry’s interest spawned from a love for horses. “We used to take him to the stables to look at the horses,” she recalls. Through a friend they purchased Rusty and soon after, Terry learned about the California Shetland Trotting Assn. It sounded interesting and when the rules didn’t specify a competitor rfhd to be able to walk—only ride—Terry was on his way. One of the most difficult things to learn about harness racing, Terry says, is the routine of the track. “You have to learn how to pass without' cutting in front of someone.”

Modern scholarship, instead of discrediting the Bible, is furnishing striking confirmations of its accuracy. So says Professor W. F. Albright of Johns Hopkins University, one of the world’s leading authorities on archaeolo. gy and ancient languages. Writing in Christianity Today magazine, Albright says: “During the past century, our knowledge of the historical and literary background of the Bible has increased by a series of prodigious leaps, and It is now advancing with steadily increas. ing speed.” The breakthrough in Biblical scholarship stemmed from a “phenomenal improvement” in archaeological methods, the use of radiocarbon dating tech-

niques, and the discovery of a vast number of ancient manu-

scripts.

Best Known Discovery The Dead Sea scrolls are the best known of the recently found documents, but by no means the only ones of importance. It is now possible for the first time for scholars to check the accuracy of Biblical references to persons, places, events and customs by comparing them to historical evidence from other

sources.

“The result is throughout favorable to the Biblical record,” says Albright. “And new confirmations are turning up almost daily.” Even more exciting to Al. bright and other scholars is the light which new finds shed on the true meaning of Biblical passages which hitherto have been obscure or difficult to

interpret.

For example: By studying Cuneiform tablets written more

CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. Jay Becker

lenge,” his mother agrees. “There are so many things the other boys are doing that he can’t do.” Terry was paralyzed six years ago in a gun accdent. A .22 caliber rifle accidentally dis. charged, the bullet crashing into Terry’s spine. He spent three months in a hospital and his future looked bleak. Doctors at first told the active youngster he would never be able to get out of bed as a result of his paralysis. Terry said he was determined to climb out of bed. He did, and through a lot of hard work and patience from his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Devine, Terry progressed to the point he can now walk a little with the aid of braces and crutches. “He’s really surprised his doctors,” his mother said. “They don’t believe the things he can do.” Terry, who will be a senior at Taft High School next fall, handles the training of his horse, Rusty, and is developing another pony for competition. Practices Daily He works out daily with his trotters because “you have to keep them on a trot all the time.” He sends his ponies through practice runs around a makeshift track his father hacked out of sagebrush near the corrals where the animals are quartered.

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Opening lead—king of hearts. This deal occurred in the 1956 match between France and the United States and produced a substantial gain for the American team. When Field and Slayman of the U.S. played the North-South cards, the bidding went as shown. Undoubtedly the game undertaking was optimistic and declarer should have gone down one, but the defense slipped badly and South made the hand. Ghestem led the king of hearts, which held, and was faced with the problem of what to play next. Had he led the ace and another diamond, the contract inevitably would have

gone down, but Instead he led the ten of diamonda at trick two. When dummy followed low, East (Bacherlch) assumed that the ten lead had probably come from a holding of 10-9-8 or Q-10-8, and he therefore followed low. As a result of the mix-up, declarer not only made the doubled contract but came home with an overtrick for a score of 690 points. He won the diamond with the queen, cashed the A-K of trumps and A-K of clubs, and discarded a diamond on the Jack of clubs. After ruffing a club, declarer returned to dummy by trumping a heart and discarded his last diamond on dummy’s fifth club. The only tricks he lost were a heart and a spade. Ghestem’s ten of diamonds play was made on the basis that South might have the K-9-x or K-9-x-x, in which case the only way of establishing two diamond tricks would be to lead the ten. While this might have been the case, Ghestem should have dismissed the possibility in favor of the ace of diamonds lead. For his double, East was bound to have either a trump trick and a minor suit trick, or else two minor suit tricks. Cashing the ace of diamonds at trick two was therefore sure to beat the contract.

(C 1968, Kins Features Syndicate. Inc.) 7-15-M

than 3,000 years ago, scholars have learned that the Hebrew word “naqam,” which is used many times in the Old Testament to describe acts of God, does not connote vengefulness or revenge. It really means “to vindicate” or “to

save.”

Tablets recovered in an archaeological dig near the village of Mari on the Euphrates River, dating from the 18th century before Christ, are full of details about the everyday life and customs of the people who lived in that part of the Middle East during the age of Abraham and other Biblical patriarchs. These tablets “demonstrate he substantial historicity of early Israelite traditions.” The Dead Sea scrolls—which first came to public attention through sensational journalistic reports suggesting that they might discredit Christian beliefs about Christ—have actually had exactly the opposite effect, now that genuine scholars have had sufficient time to study them

closely.

Prior Thought Prior to the discovery of the scrolls, many Biblical scholars, applying techniques known as “form criticism,” concluded that most of the New Testament was written from one generation to two centaries after the death of Christ. The gospel of John, in

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11 injured, 6 missing as ship explodes ROTTERDAM, Netherlands (UPI)— A ship anchored at suburban Schiedam exploded during cleaning today, injuring 11 persons and leaving six missing. The blast rocked this giant port city. The explosion left a 150-foot-long hole in the port side of the ship, identified as the 23,720-ton Agua Clara of Panamanian registry. Police said they had been unable so far to determine the cause of the blast. Schiedam is just downstream from where America’s Pilgrim fathers set sail for North America. Firemen fighting through intense smoke and heat put out a fire on the ship which sent a plume of black smoke over Rotterdam. Police said 53 persons were aboard the ship and that 36 were uninjured and accounted for. The vessel was reportedly undergoing cleaning by a firm named Tankercleaning, which washes out gas from tankers.

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Palestinian origin.

But the Dead Sea scrolls have invalidated this theory by demonstrating that the vocabulary and ideas of the fourth gospel, hitherto called “late Hellenistic,” actually were in wide circulation among Jews of first century Palestine. Thus there no longer is any scholarly basis for denying that John's gospel was written early enough to have contained what it purports to contain—an eyewitness account of Christ’s life, death and resurrection.

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