The Tipton Daily Tribune from Tipton, Indiana • Page 5

November.30, .1967 THE TIPTON (INDIANA) DAILY TRIBUNE fage 5 To Place Your Classified Ad Dial 675-2115 Asif For Miss hatbara McNew Christmas is just around the corner! Someone may want those unused items you have around the house. Sell them through a classified ad in Jq Your classified Ad Dial 675-2115 Ask For Miss Barbara McNew imas 15 JUSl Uiuuuu muy irum IIIWJI- Your Tribune Classified Section CLASS IF 1 Insertion 2 Insertions 3 Insertions Insertions 5 Insertions 5 Insertions Minimum I ED RATES 5c per word 8c per word per word per word per word -15c per word Charges are at a reduced rash rate and apply if the 3d is paid within 10 DAYS after the FIRST insertion. SERVICE CHARGE OF 25c BE ADDED AFTER THE 10-DAY PERIOD. Advertisers should check advertisements in the zirst issue in which they appear and-report any error at ince as no allowance can be made except for the first in- insertion. -BLACK FACE LOCAL 20c per line LIGHT FACE LOCAL MEMOR1AM 15c per line CARD OF THANKS S1.50 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Call 675-2115 before 10:00 a.m.

for insertion.same day, except before 9:00 a.m. CANCELLATION UNTIL 10:00 A.M., DEADLINE. CLASS. DISPLAY RATE Class, per col. inch 1 inch daily per mo.

Each additional inch i. $11.00 (Rates Are DISPLAY ADVERTISING Copy in office by 11 a.m., 24 hours in advance of publication. Musical Merchandise FOB SALE Used Spinet piano. Lester Pesty Boss, reasonable. Phone 675-6263.

C-TF VEGETABLES mum FOR SALE APPLES ErJNLEK ORCHARD, 2 mi. E. of Greentown, turn N. Follow sings. C-56 FARMERS NEEDS FOR.

SALE 1949 John Deere A and Cult. Harry Golladay, 300 North Vt East. P-49 I'JlTVl J. III! I 'UMGS MATHEWS Quality Materiel, Skilled Worltmanihlp CHECK COMPARE JERRY KRANER Kokomo, 457-5036 No Frankfort, Route 1 Phone-. Geefingsville 258-2818 PETS WANTED Home lor puppies, four-months-old.

675-4259 C-49 Wthl ESTATE SALE 4 FOK SnLiS 3 bedroom home on X. Oak. Pho. 675-2577. C-TF USED CARS FOR SALE 195G Ford ton truck.

$200.00. Se: at U16 N. East St. or Phono 675-15229. C-51 FOR SALE Mustang.

Take over payments. YXJ4- 4730. P' 55 REAL ESTATE RESIDENTIAL Want To Buy Or Sell? Call PHILLIP E. SMITH Reel Estate Broker 675-2210 or 675-2178 May also be confarted at Citizens bank, -Tipton, Ind. SERVICES SEPTIC TANK and Sewer Cleaning.

20 yrs. experience. Call LY 5-2525 Windfall. P-55 TUNE UP electronic Diagnosis. Ebcrt Sinclair Service.

Phone 675-7125. Sat. C-TF SALE JIM'S SEWER SERVICE. Installment, cleaning, repairing, light hauling. Plumbing.

Heating. Guarantee. 444Vi West Ind. Ph. 675-6S8G.

C-TF TOP SOIL and stone gravel. Dave Burnette 552-5828. Ed Odle 675-6231. C-54 FOR New and used Automatic garage door openers. Cal.i and Service.

Phont C75-20W. George Morrisett. C-TF FOR SALE Aluminum jiciing, awnings, storm windows and doors. J. Butz, Phone 675- C-TF FOR SALE New Sigler Oil Gas heater.

Goldsmith General Store. C-54 FOR SALE Wheat straw.) Phone 675-6603. C-51 FOR SALE Aluminum 6 foot 8 inch Christmas tree with waiving light. Dial 675-4306. C-52 THE proven carpet cleaner Blue Lustre is easy on the budget.

Restores forgotten colors. Rent Electric Shampooer $1. Carney's Drug Store. C-52 L. P.

Gas Service FOR SALE Ideal Christmas gift. Two ponys well broke. 675-6471. C-51 ECONOMY Lawn garden tractors West Sue Sales, Frank Terrv Hwy, 23 West, Elv.oodv 552-2109. C-77 FOR GREEN Christmas Trees LARGE SELECTION INSIDE! ree Flocking Available 3 Colors: White, Pink, Blue Starling Friday Open 8 a.m." To 8 P.M.

Zenith Tire Service 115 N. Independence St. Phone 675-6165 OR INSTALLATION No Equip. Charge (100 lb. bottles) Prompt Service TenBrook Sales, INCORPORATED Tipton, Indiana T-VSERVICE We service all T-V Color Black White Stereo.

T-V Appliances Phone 675-2995 102 W. Madison, Tipton ENTERTAINMENT COFFEE MUGS With A Cash purchase of gas of $3 pr more we will give you an Anchor Hocking COFFEEMUG Choice of 4 Colors 215 5. Main JAMES RUSH, Mgr. HOSE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 428 N. Conde.

Pho. 675-2759. C-TF SEPTIC TANK cleaning. Raymond Tragesser. Phone S52- 7162.

C-TF PICKRELL Furniture. Uphois- tery Repair. 675-4358. C-TF STONE'S Plumbing Sewer Service. Phone' 675-2577.

C-TF WELDING SERVICE Portable equipment. We go anywhere anytime. Tony Haarnck Phone 947-3832. C-TF- Bryant Furnaces Sales Service GENE HENRY Phone 675-4559 Want Ads Pay ENTERTAINMENT Marge Coyner, available for dinner music or with children. Complete program for parties.

Ph. 675-2731. C-52 WANTED WANTED Ironings. 675-2951. C-51 WANTED Piano lessons for children and adults $2.00.

Ph. 675-2731. C-52 WANTED Ride to Kokomo Mall from 8:00 to 5:00. David Reese, 675-6486. C-53 WANTED Ride to Chrysler shift.

675-4951 C-49 WANTED Part lime work. Prefer cashier or clerical work. Twenty years experi- ence. Address Box Tribune. P-50 WANTED Farm employee.

Phone 675-G987. 0-55 EDUCATION STUDENTS WANTED for guitar lessons. Phone 675-2829. C-TF LIVESTOCK SALE FOli SALE Poland China Boars. L.

M. Wiles Sons, R. R. 2 Kirklin, Ind. Phone 758-4765.

C-55 FOR SALE Spotted Poland boars. 1-5 year eld. Sorrel mare quarter horse saddle, used very little. Everett McCorkle. 552-3071.

C-50 FOR bedroom apartment. Stove and refrigerator furnished. Pho. t75-6812. C-TF FOR RENT Nice unfurnished upstairs apartment.

Gas heat, close in. Phone 675-2916. C-TF FOR 5 room modern apartment. Gas heat. Ph.

675-4755. C-50 FOR trailer space Phone 675-4580. C-51 FOR RENT Upstairs Apt. Three modern rooms plus private bath. heat, sewage and water furnished.

If you are looking for a comfortable apt. for adults, near downtown. Tipton with reasonable rent Phone Arcadia YU4-2295. P-50 FOR RENT 5 bedroom house on Green St. $90.00 per month.

References, required. Phone Atlanta 4149 C-51 FOR RENT 6 room house in Tipton Co. near Atlanta on jblack top road. Natural Gas heat. 2 car garage Phone 6756169.

P-54 FOR RENT Modern house in the country, one baths. Phone 675-2670. P-56 WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT Widow wants to rent small apartment. Call Atlanta 4-109 C-50 MALE OR FEMALE tUSINESS OPPORTUNITY MAN OR WOMAN Reliable Person from this area to service and collect from automatic dispensers, experience needed. establish accounts for you.

Car, references and $550.00 to $1785.00 cash capital necessary. 4 to 12 hours weekly nets excellent monthly income. time more. For local interview, write Eagel Industries, 4725 Excelsior St Louis Park, Minn. 55416.

P-49 PERSONAL Overseas Service Man? PERSONAL IF YOU HAVE a friend or relative in the service who will be overseas at Christmas Time, we will send him a Gift Certificate worth $5 which he can use when he gets back home. This is a gift he will really like and you can see a sample at our. store. No cost or obligation of any kind and you do not have to make a purchase. It's a Gift from FALVEYS to show appreciation to our young men away from home.

BRING US CORRECT NAME AND ADDRESS Charge we'llj do the rest. Falveys Store FOR MEN LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In. Ihe Circuit Court of Tipton Notice is hurt-by given that Sidney li. IjegK on the 27tli day of -November, 11)67, appointed: (a) Executor ot the will oC Dora li. Letrg, deceased.

All. person.s claims' -a- KaitiNt real estate, wheUu-v or not now- file the, same in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or suid claims will he forever barred. at Tiptr.n. Indiana, this 27th day of November, KOSS M. HUFOHU- Clerk of the Circuit Court for Tipton Cniintv, Indiana WILSON WJIEATLISY Attorney 50-SG-C2 Your Paper Carrier Must Pay For The Papers 'He Delivers To You Each Week.

Please Have His Money Ready When He Comes To Collect. RCA VICTOR Color Television locks in the best picture automatically TheTONSBERG Model GJ-741 295 in. picture RCAVICTOR COLOR TV AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING When you're first in Color TV, there's got to be a reason. Like Automatic Fine Tuning that locks in the picture signal. And a new RCA tube with brighter highlights this year.

You get more-from RCA Victor. 614 95 THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN ELECTRONICS 0 To Suit Your Budget SEE IT AND OTHER MODELS TODAY AT OUR STORE Service What We Sell!" WHEN YOUR FIRST- THERE'S GOT TO BE A REASON Color Starts At TIDLER ELECTRIC US W. JEFFERSON ST. TIPTON, INDIANA LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO NOX-KESIDEXTS Statu of IndUinii, Tipton County In the Tipton Circuit Court September Term Complaint No. 0632 Mary iiae Smyser, Goodnight Durham and BUlie Joe Smyser vs.

Donald Smyser, Jr. Comes now 'the plaintiff, by counsel' and files their complaint together with affidavit that the defendant Donald Smyser, Jr. is not resident (s) of the State of Indiana (or) and that this is an action complaint in partition and that each defendant herein named is a necessary party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given that defendant, that unless he be and appear on the 8th ot January a.m., 1967, the same' being the 1st Judicial day of the January Term, 19C8 ot the Tipton Cir- 2Uit Court, at the Courthouse in Tipton, Iv.diana, in 3aid County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint the same will be heard and determined in her or his absence. IX WITNESS "WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court, at Tipton, Indiana, this 2Sth clay of November, ItOSS M.

HUFFORD Clerk 50-56-62 XOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF AltUtTIOXAU A1TKOPR1ATIO.VS Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of the Northern Community Schools of Tipton County, Indiana that the proper legal authorities of saitl Corporation at their lar'meeting place at 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the Uth day of December, 1967, will consider the following additional appropriations which said Officers consider necessary to meet the extra-ordinary emergency existing this time. CUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND Acct. I. 1-2 Now Building ana Alterations of Existing UuiUlings Cost incidental to the construction, L'i and furnishing of the new high school, project number 251S, for the Northern Community Schools of Tipton County to bt locatcd at the southwest corner of the 'WindfallrSharpsvIlJe road and No.

1 pike, yipton Counts', Indiana, including architectural professional fees. f62.000.O0 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Hoard of Tax Commissioner, which Hoard will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditors office at Tipton, Indiana, or at such other place' as may lie designated. At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard, and interested taxpayers may inouire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. JUNE S.

MITCHELL. President, Board of School Trustees ItOY T. SAVAGE, Secretary 50-56 CAST BELLS LONDON $ll8 'million project to 2,400 reproductions of the American Liberty Bell will begin next year at the British foundry where the original was cast, it was announced Wednesday. The bells will help commemmorate Uie American bi-centenary -in 197(5. Zack Suiiivan (Continued From Page 1) Captures Audience Each production of Caravan Theatre runs from one hour to one and one-half hours.

All this time, the audience, children and grown-ups alike, remain Zack's talents in selecting his actors, writing his stories, and directing his productions. No matter what fairy tale he is producing, the original story is re-written to coincide with his special, unique idea of the type of play he present. The modernized, SuUizanized version always comes out to be a fascinating, laugh-filled beautifully constumed, fast moving production. Classic fairy tales under the revamping of Sullivan loose none of their qualities which have made them classiic. However, many of the.

frightening villanary aspects of these tales are tone down because Sullivan strongly feels that "The Villain should not scare children. He must be a bit For example; the musical ver sion of "Hansel and GreteP'" was re-written by Lana Shaw Sullivan. She wrote the script and the lyrics. Joseph Bousard wrote the music. The modernized version, the wicked stepmother, who frequently frightened children in the original tale, was completely left out of the Sullivan production.

The modernized into the wacky villainess who bungles everything and succeeds scaring no one, but delights the audience. She even tually looses her witchery powers because her. license to scr.r; expires. MINOR PROBLEM SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Willie Smith, 39, told officials at Robert B.

Green Hospital he had been having severe headaches since a fight a week ago, and he wondered what was wrong. Smith was operated on Sunday and two bullets were extracted one from his head another from his right shoulder. Authorities said the bullets had been in Smith about a week. PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN Presbyterian Womens Association will meet at the church, Wednesday, December at 1 p.m. for a carry.in Christmas lunch.

Executive committee will be hosts. NOTICE! NEED: Individual living in Kempton, or Kcmpton area who works in Tipton area to take newspaper bundle to carrier in daily except Sunday. If only five days, still contact this paper. Phone 675-2115 R. D.

MANEY Tipton Daily Tribune ESTATE AUCTION i At the farm YA miles E. and mile N. of Boxley or 2 miles W. of Hwy. 31 on 256th Street, thence Vj mile N.

on Meridian Road beginning 10:00 A I HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Two 2 pc. living suits; two 9'x12' rugs; T.V.; floor, table lamps; Warm Morning stove; desk; hall tree; sewing throw rugs; end tables; large mirror; metal springs: mattress; bed; 2 chest of drawers; dresser; bedding; two dinettes; 2 elec. stoves; utility cabinets; Maytag Speedqueen washers; glass-door refrigerator; deepfreeze; elc. sweeper; cooking utensils, dishes, etc. Ml PROPERTY: Boiler; cider press; oil camping stove; paint; bicycle; large -fan stand; tubs; heat lamps; garden hose; sausage grinder; lard press, etc.

FARM. MACHINERY: 2 W.D. Allis Chalmers C. tractor; Super. 'International tractor; 6 pull type disks; J.

D. lime spreader; 2 wheat drills, one mounted elevator with motor; Tractor mower; 3 cultipackers; Spring spike tooth harrows; S. D. rake; 3 pull-type breaking "plows; mounted breaking plow; AC ploy; 3 old" AC combines, AC 2 row mounted cornpicker; P.T. Bushhog mower; int.

4S hay baler; 3 old farm wagons; 4-row J.D. cornplanter; 2-row A.C. cultivators; 2 end gate'seeders; buzz saw 2-wheel trailer; hole digger; turn-over scoop; iron-wheel wagon; concrete mixer; 2 overhead gas tanks; com shelter. MISC. FARM PROPERTY: 4 water tanks; car frame; tractor Implement, tires; poultry garden tractor; fnece anvil A vise; grease guns; motors; grinders; grind stone; i hay fork; Yard garden tools; hand tools; ladders; l.iouse jacks; tire pump; wheel barrows; jumper cables; ext.

cords; 2 old elevators; hammer lots of junk unlisted litems. '-v AUTCMC3ILES: W3 Mercury Comet, 2-door hardtop; old 1955 Ford. 400, bushel, more or test, of old ear corn. TERMS: Cash. Not Responsible For! Accidents, i Lunchb'y the Ladies the Boxley Church FRED StURDEVANT ESTATE StURDEVANT RALPH M.

LEWIS, Co-Arris. Poland Lewis, Noblesvllle 773-0780 Westfield 896-2441 Tipton Daily Tribune Crossword Puzzle 3. glove 4. Addition, to a letter: abbr. 5.

Probable customers 6. Sun god 7. Queer 8. Perishes 9. Large- billed bird ,11.

Palestine plain 13. Apostle to the gentiles 17. Greeting- 20. Watertight enclosure 21i of Copenhagen 23. Christmas song 24.

Thus 26. Situation 27. Canopies 30. Indefinite article 33. Mr.

Gershwin and namesakes 35. Akkadian god 37. Short haircut Answel 38. Musical compositiol 40. Nobleman Girl's' name 43.

Before 47. Mother Perform. ACROSS Bivouac Poke 9. European capital 10. Transistor 12.

Eject 13. Italian river 14. Lair 15. Lively song 16. Cinder 18.

Thus 19. Exists 20. God of love 22. Soothe 25. Likely 28.

Distant 29. Kiak or umiak 31. Born 32. Suitability 34. Ogles' 36.

Pronoun. 37. Tramp 39. Constellation 40. Boy's nickname 42.

Open: poet. 44. Failing marks 45. Arabian, chieftain 46. Its capital is Rangoon 48.

The common people 49. Suture 50. Algerian seaport Dowisr 1. Jacket 2. External seed coating DAILY lio.v to work it: A A A It is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another.

In this sample A is used for the three L's, for the two O's. etc. Single letters, apos- trophies, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. A Cryptogram Quotation BIT MHZRTL- AYZGT DZYHC GEHHYK DTHL CPEDD- TC RWYMHLERZYH KY W'EDCT'IYYL.

Yesterday's Cryptoquote: EDUCATION IS THE PROCESS OF DRIVING A SET OF PP.EJUDICES YOUR. 1. 3 7 9 10 11 li 14 15 lb 17 IB 19 20 Z-i. 24- 2S lb 27 2.6 29 31 'A "XL lg 40 49 SO Atlanta Residents A real moneymaking route of the Tribune, will be open in Atlanta in the near future. If interested contact Joe O'Banian at the Tribune.

Ph. 6752775. Open To Either Boy or Girl Tipton Daily Tribune As we, the undersigned, are quitting farming v.e will sell at public auction the following described property located 31 2 miles east of Arcadia, on i SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1967 Beginning 11:00 A.M. MACHINERY: 1953 JD Model 50 tractor with cultivators; 1949 John Deere (Just Overhauled): Model A tractor with cultivators; pull type 2 bottom 14" COOP breaking plow; pull type 2 bottom 14" John Deere breaking plow; 40 ft. JD elevator with motor; 16 ft.

Cardinal elevator with motor and trucks; 16 ft. Cardinal auger with motor; one row Ford mounted corn picker; 8 ft. John Deere wheel disc; JD "2 row 290 corn planter; 7 ft. JD mower; JD manure -JD Model 30 combine; New Idea side delivery rake and ft. drag; 9 ft.

cultipacker; Dunham rotary hoe; 220 weed spreayer; buzz saw; grass ssedsr.for trac- tor; seed cleaner motor; Oliver tractor wheat drill; two wheel 'railer with dump; wagon-gravity feed 165 bu. wagon on rubber in good condition. OTHER ARTICLES: Hog troughs; 8 ft. hog feeder; hog 2 feed tanks; good water tank; fence stretchers; complete set butchering-tools; 2 sets-1" and 'A" 100 ft. blocks; 2 sets Vi" 40 ft.

blockv; air pump for tractor; pipe wrenches; 230 gal. gas tank; platform scales; pitch forks; scoop shovels; hog grass seeder; heat lamps; garden hose; tarpolin; oil barrels; Lantz 4 tapg hay fork; 2 cross Cut saws; 150 ft. electric log chains; milk pasterizer; milk strainer; milk buckets; some chicken feeders fountains; some junk and other articles you would find around the 'JEES 10 stands with some supplies. VsVa Sicaitsr oil space heater with 275 gal. tank; Arvin Electric heater; vocd glass ront cupboard; dining-room rtlte with 6 chairs and buffatt; hand operated fruit and vege-' table antler for tin and other items.

TERMS: Cash. Not Responsible For Accidents Mr, Mrs. Enous C. Baker, OWNERS AUCTIONEERS: JOE ROSS, Tipton JOHN WIRE, Elwood Lunch Served By.Atlanta Methodist Church sc. 3.