The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 August 1968 — Page 4
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The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Indiana
Saturday, August 24, 1968
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ERHE5T H. Collins AND CO. fiSHT 01 3-3286
You still have time to select your home & get moved in before school begins. Immediate Possession On These Owners Transferred. INDPLS. RD. Very pretty and beautifully decorated 3 bdrm. Large carpeted liv. rm. & dining area with fireplace, pretty kitchen with colored appliances, den & large screened porch. 2 car heated garage, full basement, 1 large room finished with fireplace & bar, dark room for developing, furnace room with lots of storage. INDPLS. RD. 3 bdrm., Large liv. rm. & dining area, 1*2 baths-large-lot - WALNUT ST. 2 bdrm, older home in good condition — large unfurnished room upstairs. RD. 40 NEAR MT. MERIDIAN. Beautiful 3 bdrm., 1/2 baths, carpeted liv. rm., dining L & 2 bdrm. Open beam ceilings, fireplace, 2 acres woods, stream, fenced yard, large dog or pony barn. WASHINGTON ST. Older home with charm. 7 bdrm., carpeted liv. rm. & formal dining room-Attrac-tive kitchen, lots of closets. Nice yard, 3 car garage. Ernest H. Collins & Co. OL 3-3286 Lannie Alice OL 3-5721 Bob Clark 386-7359 Lois & Ross Alice OL 3-4072
Shetrone Real Estate 302 S. Indiana St. Phone OL 3-9315 -- Offer's -
VALE STREET Nice 4 bdrm. home, carpet in liv. rm. and hall, 1% baths, utility rm., gas heat. NORTH INDIANA ST. Income property 4 apartment; 3 with 3 rms. & bath and 1 with 2 rms. and bath. Also has full basement, two story, gas heat. INDIANAPOLIS ROAD Very nice 3 bedroom frame home, has 1/4 bath, gas heat, immediate possession. 617 E. WALNUT STREET Older V/i story home. 2 bdrms., part basement, enclosed back porch, gas heat. Back porch and basement heated. There Is Only One Way To Stop Wanting A New House. Buy One! After Office Hours CallC. J. Knauer 653*3057 Bill Talbott 653-6328
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ARE SOLD BY SHETRONE REAL ESTATE AGENCY 302 SO. INDIANA '
CALL OL 3-9315
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FOR SALE Good 2 story country home on 50 A, extra good barn. Lake site near house. Liberal feed grain program. Near 1-70 and Lieber State Park. Close estate $17,500. SHERM’S REALTY COMPANY Greencastle, Indiana Phone 653-5736
2 - Business Opportunity - 2
Major Oil Company has modern service station for lease on good highway. Three weeks paid training. Financing available. For information. Call collect. Terre Haute. 232-6141.
FOR LEASE: Business Building on U.S. 40 Near Indiana 43. Call OL3-4276.
3-Mobile Homes-3
FOR SALE: 1966 Mt. Vernon house trailer, 60’ by 12’ with a 4’ by 10’ extension on living room. Three bedrooms. Call Cloverdale 795-4518 after 6:30 p.m.
4- For Rent-Apts. - 4
FOR RENT: New 2 bedroom apt. with refrigerator and range, garbage disposal and dish washer furnished. Phone OL 3-4072 or OL 3-3286.
Cole A p a r tmen.t's. Bedroom apartment suitable for one or two adults. See Custodian on premises. For Rent: 4 room modern apartment, all utilities furnished. Available Sept. 1st. Phone 7954384 or call at 228 North Grant Street, Cloverdale. For Rent: New one bedroom unfurnished apartment near campus. Available Sept. 5th. Phone OL3-6387 or OL3-4686.
Apartment For Rent: 4 rooms upstairs, unfurnished. Adults only. Phone 013-6550.
6 - For Rent-Houses - 6
For Lease: Furnished home, cottage type, 2 bedrooms, choice location, near campus and grade schooL References required. Phone OL3-9594. For Sale: 2 bedroom modern home, new room on front can be used as family room or business, on old Rockville Road. Phone Plainfield. 839-3812.
8-Musical Items-8
9- Home Items - 9
1967 SINGER CONSOLE 35-17 Full Balance Only five months old. Good condition. Walnut cabinet. Equipped to zig-zag, applique, monogram, mend and darn, sew forward and backwards, over pins and so on. Assume seven payments of 5.03 per month. Beautiful pastel color, machine guaranteed. Call OL 3-3987.
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY BANNER
10 - Lost 8t Found -10
LOST: Large male Blue Tick hound white with black specks. Reward. Phone OL3-3488.
11 - Employment-Men-11
HELP WANTED: Man for farm work must be capable of handling dump truck and machinery. House included, telephone Mooresville, 831-3517. HELP WANTED MALE: join the fastest growing industry in our nation. Openings for men who have a desire to learn a trade in injection molding. Excellent opportunity for advancement with prop. Benefits. Apply personal dept. Ingress-Plasteneink 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1001 E. College St. Crawfordsville, Indiana.
HELP WANTED MEN: If you are a retired gentlemen and would like to be a desk clerk working in pleasant surroundings from 5:00 p.m. to midnight, write giving age and past experience to Box 99, Daily Banner.
Employment Women
WANTED: Lady for sales and light bookkeeping, salary plus commission. Apply at Moore’s Variety store, Franklin St. No experience necessary. HELP WANTED FEMALE: Experienced Secretary-Bookkeeper for new company opening office in Greencastle. Must be neat in appearance, capable of assuming responsibility and enjoy working with the public. Pleasant working conditions, insurance benefits, good salary. For interview appointment call collect Jasper, Indiana, 812-482-4588. Mr. Benny Sermersheim.
14 - Automotive - 14
For Sale: By original owner 1966 Mercury Parklane 4 dr. hardtop aqua green with black vinyl top, power steering, brakes and seats factory air conditioning, new premium white wall tires, AMFM radio. Excellent condition throughout. 609 Crescent Drive, Saturday and Sunday.
For Sale; 1956 3/4 ton V-8 Ford pickup with stock rack. $150.00 See Shorty Malayer or Call 5967641. Roachdale, Ind. For Sale: Good 1959 Chevrolet station wagon, very reasonable. Phone 795-4384 or call at 228 North Grant Street, Cloverdale.
15- For Sale-15
FOR SALE OR LEASE: 12 dr. Freight Terminal with truck scales sitting on 2.2 acres perfect condition. Contact Gareld Stone. R.R.3 Greencastle. OL39260. FOR SALE: 8 ft. cab over picup camper, sleeps four. 2 years old, call after five. Fillmore 246-6594.
FOR SALE: Sweet corn by the dozen or truck load, one mile south of Groveland, 1/2 mile east. Hyldon Price.
For Rent: 3 bedroom house in Cloverdale and 3 bedroom house in the country east of Cloverdale. Phone 795-4403.
Fruitwood Spinet Piano... Only $499.50, slight damage from use at Putnam County Fair; also Demo Organ specials. KERSEY MUSIC.
16 - Wanted - 16
WANTED: Night waitress and cook. Apply Moore’s Bar. OL39939.
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Driving to California. Wish campanion with drivers license. Contact E.C. Miller, Box280, Reelsville, R. 1. or phone 672-3413. Wanted To Buy: Used dining room suite. Phone OL3-5617.
How to keep your cool on auto trip with kids
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17-Farm Equipment-17
FOR SALE: Drying Bins, Storage Bins, Batch Dryers, Auger Systems. See your Stormer Distributor, Duling Soil & Grain. Box 245, Spencer Indiana, Call Collect 829-3620.
20 - Livestock - For Sale - 20 FOR SALE: About 150 feeder pigs, 50 to 60 lbs. Woodrow Sutherlin. Phone OL3-4304.
21 - Notice - 21
Is Alcohol giving you trouble? If you want help write Alcoholics Anonymous, Box 894, Greencastle, Indiana.
NOTICE: Euchre party Cloverdale Conservation Club. Has been postponed this month, due to hot weather.
CONVERSE ALL STAR BASKETBALL SHOES, Greencastle Sports 1/2 mile south on State Road 43. 2 HOUR CLEANING SERVICE: Home Laundry and Cleaners, 217 E. Washington OL3-3191. NOTICE: Pick up your free Penney’s catalog today.
By MURRAY J. BROWN UPI Travel Editor NEW YORK «UPIi—American humorist Robert Benchley once said “in America there are two classes of travel — first class and with children.” Then there was actor W. C. Fields’ classic cantankerous comment: “Any man who hates children and dogs can’t be all bad.” And. odds are. that Dad at times during the “fun-filled” family vacation will agree with Benchley and Fields. True, it generally is only a passing moment of irritation but traveling by car with the kids sometimes is like trying to sleep with cracker crumbs in the bed. The irritations might be small, but that doesn’t make them any less irritating. So. if you are planning to load the family in the car during the summer to see the U.S A., start smoothing the trail before school lets out. says Wallace W. Lee. jr. executive vice president of the Howard Johnson’s Motor Lodge Division. "Old advice is still good advice.” said Lee. "Plan ahead.
Rule One is to try to be prepared for whatever may come up. If there are older children in the family they can help.” Lee suggested putting the kids to work making scrap books of the route with maps and information cut out of travel brochures. "Then when the family is on the road these junior planners can keep notes and add souvenirs such as postcards, matchbook covers, soap wrappers and admission tickets, saving space for snapshots.” he said. "Besides being a help on the road, the research will make children more aware of the enjoyment of traveling. It’s easier then for the scenic and historic attractions along the American countryside to compete with comic books and boredom.” Difficult Age Lee said the most difficult children to travel with are those in the two-to-five group. To keep them from getting too restless and harrassing Dad while he's trying to keep his attention on the road. Mom should stock a supply of simple riddles, stories and games.
TV in Review By ROBERT MUSEL
NOTICE: Neighborhood garage sale Wednesday August 28th, 204 Hillsdale, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Children’s clothes all sizes, also storm doors and windows. Swing set and lawn furniture, plus misc. items.
24-For Sale-Pets-24
FOR SALE: A blond male Chihuahua, 1 1/2 years old, AKC $35.00. An Upright piano and bench $50.00, Ludwig snare drum, $50.00. Phone 246-6471.
For Sale: Border Collie puppies. Phone 795-4011.
By ROBERT MUSEL NEW YORK (UPI)—The daytime serials are beginning to turn their power of daily repetition on such national problems as race and the generation gap and while there are some who scoff at the influence of soap operas on the great issues of our time Mary Stuart is not among them. Miss Stuart, who has been Joanna Tate in CBS-TV’s "Search for Tomorrow” since the series made its debut 17 years ago, is convinced the daily shows are uniquely placed in the television firmament to shed the most light where it is most needed. "We are on five days a week
CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. Jay Becker (Top Record-Holder in Matters' Individual Championship Play)
For Sale: TV TEST INSTRUMENTS, Tools, Parts, Howard Sams Photofacts with 4-drawer filing cabinet, TV dolly, etc. due to death of TV Repair Shop Owner. Priced low. Phone 53 9-6 895. Clayton. FOR SALE: Two clean feather beds, 513 Howard St. Phone OL33801.
North dealer. North-South vulnerable. NORTH 4 A 5 * A K « 2 * Q84 + A Q T S WEST EAST *QJ93 # 10 642 *J10 7 IP Q 8 3 ♦ 10 7 ♦19 5 2 4,8752 *94 SOUTH * K 8 7 » 9 5 4 4 A K 6 .3 * K 106 The bidding: North East South West 1 * Pass 1 4 Pass 1 ^ Pass 2 NT Pass 6 NT
FOR SALE: Potatoes; #1-3?, #22?, creamers 1 1/2?, Arthur Yeargin, Rosedale, Ind.
WANTED: General remodling, new construction general repair. Free estimates. Kennith Smith Phone OL3-5840.
Opening lead — queen of
spades.
The outcome of most hands depends largely on how the defenders’ cards are divided, and declarer's chief problem is to guess how the unseen cards are distributed and adjust his play accordingly. In doing so, he naturally chooses the course of play that offers him the best chance of success. Here is a typical case. South is in six notrump, having jumped to two notrump (showing 13 to 15 points l. which North, with 20 points, raises to six. West leads the queen of Spades. A count of winners reveals that South has eleven sure tricks. He has two practical ( ways of acquiring a twelfth trick. One is to find the diamonds divided 3-3. in which case his fourth diamond becomes a trick; the other is to
find the hearts divided 3-3. in which case he can establish a twelfth trick by giving up a
heart
The problem of which suit to plav first is highly important. For example, if South starts by cashing three diamonds to see whether the suit is favorably divided, he goes down. However, this isn't, the proper approach to the play. The correct suit to attack first is hearts. After winning the spade lead with the ace. the next play should he ^ low heart from both hands Assume East wins the trick and returns a spade South wins with the king and cashes the A-K of hearts to see how he stands When the suit proves to be divided 3-3. his worries are over and he makes the rest of the tricks. But if it develops that the hearts are not favorably distributed, South still has a 3-3 diamond break (and possibly a squeeze) in reserve.
in contrast to the single hour on a single night of a prime time special.” she said. And we can and do take up issues long before they become acceptable in prime time.” It is, of course, a noteworthy fact that such delicate subjects as abortion got their first airings in the daytime serials. Sharpwitted and Talented Miss Tate is a sharpwitted, talented lady with a slightly retrousse (tip-tilted) nose who sang and acted in Hollywood musicals. She thought up the original idea for the serial herself, still offers "valid and useful” advice to the scriptwriters, composes songs and has other irons in the fire. She finds all this activity a not unmixed blessing. "Competent women,” she said wryly, "turn some men off”. Her official biography hints that she was approaching stardom in films but she insists she was simply an actress who worked regularly. "Don’t believe that biography,” she warned. "It was written by my ex-husband.” Since she feels daytime serials should reflect what is really going on in the country Miss Stuart said that when "Search for Tomorrow” goes into its new half-hour format in Continued on Page 5 Turtle Tip FLAMINGO, Fla. 'UPI) — Junior can’t pocket any of the turtles residing rent free in Everglades National Park but he’s bound to ogle soft-shell, box, mud and red-bellied turtles, to name a few. These reptiles sometimes plod across the major highway bisecting the Park, and motorists en route to or from the Flamingo recreational complex can perform a good deed by stopping to help a little old turtle across the road. Place the turtle on the side of the roadway where it’s headed.
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A favorite pillow and a familiar old blanket are good to encourage afternoon naps. Most mothers already know that two things are essential for happy traveling with kids: snacks such as cookies and fruit and something to clear up the mess afterwards. A roll of paper towels and some waterless cleaner will take care of the inevitable spills and smears on the kids and the upholstery. And don’t forget the litter bag for the disposal of wrappers and other trash — never dump them out of the window. Lee said some families take along a “mystery bag” for every day on the road. This is just a peek-proof paper bag. In the afternoon when the backseat squabbles are increasing in intensity and even the best-behaved child is getting restless and feels like bopping the baby, open the bag. In it. Mom could have hidden a surprise for everyone — an inexpensive little game or book, or perhaps an I O.U. for an ice cream cone or soft drink at the next stop. No matter how much the children enjoy the journey. Lee said, chances are good that the high point of each day on the road will be the stop for the night. Then they can go for a splash in the pool, explore strange surroundings and run off some of the energy that has been canned in the car during the day. “There might be sadder pictures than that of a tired father stranded in a forest of ‘no vacancy’ signs with a carload of fretful children, but I doubt it.” Lee said. "To make sure this doesn't happen, make your reservations well in advance. A telephone call and you can be sure that the end of the day will be as pleasant as the beginning.” Howard Johnson’s and other major motel and hotel chains offer free reservation services. Decide on your next stop and telephone ahead.
City of Greencastle, Indiana, pass-
ed the following Ordinance:
ORDINANCE NUMBER 1968 -4 AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE WITHIN THE GEOGRAPHICAL limits- OF THE CITY OF GREENCASTLE TOCUT AND REMOVE WEEDS AND OTHER RANK VEGETATION FROM SAID REAL
ESTATE
Be it ordained that effective frMeen 115) (lays hereafter pursuant lo the provisions of Section 48-306 Ruins Ind St.. 1963 Repl.. all owners of real estate within the geogiaphical limits of such city shall cut and remove weeds and other rank vegetation growing thereon. A live (5l day written notice to remove such
or other rank vegetation shall ued hy the C'erk - Treasurer of rly and the same shall be
tf of
weeds
be issued
the city and the
served by the Shenlf of Putnam County upon such landowner, if he ho a resident, or by iegistered mail addtessed to his last known address it he be a non-resident. If such landownei fails to removu such weeds or rank veg^'auon within the time piescnbed. the City Council may remove such weeds in H • ve-r^•• , Iron, and the City Clerk shall make a certified statement of the actual cost incurred hy the city in such removal, which statement shall be delivered to the owner of such real ustate by the Sheriff of Putnam County, or bv registered mail, and such owner shall not have more than ten (10l days within which to pay said amount to tho Treaa-* uiar of the city. If auch owner faila to pay said sum within the time prescribed, a certified copy of thp statement of costs ehall be filed in the Auditor’* office of the county wherein said real estate ie located and the said Auditor shall piece the amount so claimed on the tax duplicate against the lands of the landowner affected by such work, and the earns ehall be collected ee taxes are collected, and when so collected ehall be disbursed to the general fund of the said city. PASSED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, ON THE 19 DAY OF
AUGUST. 1968. Aug. 24-31 -2T
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION
Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Greencastle community Schools, consisting of Greencastle City, Greencastle Township, and Madison Township. Putnam County.
Indiana, that the proper legal officers of the said school corporation, at their regular meetrng place. at 7:30 PM. E.S.T . on the 11th
a i • . r ivi, i , w* . day of September. 1968, will consider necessary additional appropriations to meet the extraordinary emergencies exeitmg at this time. $33,000.00 from the Cumulative Building Fund for payment of emergency loan for Ridpath
School.
And at the same time: $165,- . 000.00 from General Fund for
salaries.
Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon. The additional appropri - ation as finally made will be automatically referred to theState Board of Tax Commissioners, which board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's
office of THitnam County
or at such other place
designated. At such hearing, tax-
NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Greencastle, Indiana, will at its regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, September 16. 1968 at 7:30 p.m. at the City Building in Greencastle, Indiana, receive bids for three thousand (3,000) or less tons of asphaltic concrete and an appropriate amount of liquid asphalt primer, all grades, to be delivered to the City of Greencastle. Indiana, contractors to furnish all necessary equipment and labor for application. All bids must be submitted on forms approved by the State Board of Accounts and accompanied by a non-collusion affidavit, Indiana State Board of Accounts Form 96 A, and a certified check or bond in the amount of ten per cent (10%) of the bid. All materials are to meet State specifications. COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENCASTLE. INDIANA By Jane Harlon. Clerk-Treasurer Aug. 24 - 31 - 2T
y. Indiana, as may be taring, tax-
paye - rs objecting to any such additional appropriation may be heard, and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be
held.
Greencastle Community Schools Board of School Trustees by: Jack W. Torr. President; Dale L. Shoup.
Vice-President, George _F. Long, Jr.
ary; Allan E,
Elaine S h edd - Member
Secretar
Fe Id-Member
Aug. 17 - 24-2T
FARM LOANS OUR SPECIALTY STOP IN AT THE FRIENDLY First-Citizens Bank (M«mb«r FDIC)
STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF PUTNAM IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT AUGUST, 1968 IN THE MATTER OF ESTATE OF LESLIE PAUL STEWART. DECEASED Estate No. EST 67-44 NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF LESLIE PAUL STEWART, deceased. In the matter of the Estate of Leslie Paul Stewart, deceased. No. EST 67-44 Notice is hereby given that Della Stewart as Administratrix of the above named estate, has presented and filed her final account in final account in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Putnam Circuit Court, on the 13 of September, 1968, at which time all persons interested In said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Della Stewart. Administratrix. PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE Ennis E. Masten, Clerk of the Putnam CIRCUIT COURT Attorney for Estate, Houck & Calbert. Aug. 1 7 - 24 - 2T
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