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Page 15 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS fridoy, October 23, 1964 PONYTAIL By Holley By Ned Riddle MR. TWEEDY MlZ ir 1 I I Iff MUM, I'M THE HAPPIEST 6IN0 HAS ASKED ME TO 60 WHY THAT'S (curb) YOUR II L-J WlfcfOC I A I POOR WHY DOESN'T HE 7 7 7 1 -Jfi rl Z3 iiVY LESTEft' EAT "-WELL jT" 'Mabewe shouldn't have started all that gossip vCV (1 UV si MISS PEACH 11' vitttt "Ordinarily I keep a sharp lookout for small dogs." I DOMT SEE ANYTHING, R5ROME looks the METOME. HAS UNVEILED THE NEW' WHEEL I 28 More Gaming TWlNfe 1 il 1 nmvt 1 1 1 1 SO NEW ABOUT WHAT'S So NEW ABOUT IT TrtEWlNDSHELE Are Sold PUBLIC NOTICE! SORRY WE Will NOT HAVE OUR ANNUAL IAWH EQUIPMENT AUCTION INSTEAD, WE Will SEll TO THE PUBLIC AT COMPARABLE PRICES, GOOD SELECTION Of POWER MOWERS AND RIDERS. GARDEN-ALL 1964 TRACTOR CLOSEOUT WE STILL H4VE A FEW LEFT! Stamp: The Federal government col LAKE Charles C. Runick, Runlck'i Lounge, Whiting.

lected an additional $3,800 last month from 28 more buyers of wagering and gaming stamps, the Internal Revenue Service said today. FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION The new purchasers include one Indianapolis man, Edward M. Wolfe, 520 E. Merrill, who purchased a $50 wagering stamp. MIAMI Mississlnewa Country Club, Peru.

SULLIVAN John Lane, Twi Lite Inn, Shelburn. Juanitn M. Schlomer, Hobb Nobb Cafe, Sullivan. VANDERBURGH V.F.W. Post No.

1114, Evansville. VIGO Tim H. Popott, Tom's Diner, Terre Haute. New holders of $50 wagering stamps, by counties, include: CLAY Helen R. Hordwick, Poland.

DELAWARE Clydi Coatley, Muncie. FAYETTE James E. Adams, Connersville. Wolfe is the 65th Marion FULL YEAR WARRANTY ON PARTS REPLACEMENT AND WORKMANSHIP County resident to buy a wagering stamp since they went on sale June 1, 1963. The $50 stamps are required for anyone who engages in wagering.

Twelve new purchasers of $250 gaming stamps raise to 628 the number of persons 32 mower tplloivil fun avvnr who have paid for the privilege of possessing gaming de Anna D. Craig, Connersville. Craig, Connersville. TIPPECANOE Leroy W. Brooks Central Cigar Store, Lafayette.

VANDERBURG Laurence J. Mayer, Evansville. Marion M. Vison, Evansville. VIGO Eva Draughn, Terre Haute.

Lill Knox, Terre Haute. Lena E. Moyer, Terre Haute. John L. Rutledge, Terre Haute.

Emily Spitler, West Terre Haute. Forrest Thompson, Frosty't Truck Stop, Terre Hautt. Charles W. Young Omega Terre Haute. NO DOWN PAYMENT! vices that pay off in money.

The machines are illegal under state law. I B.C. SMITH FAMILY I W-WHAT WAS THAT? W-WHO'S II V'i I PKp P' FELL THTOOir loufTR 1 1 ZUTZ I TODAY 16 STELLA AND ED'sl I IT'S TOO LKTE DON'T I llPIIHllP HAPPY L- 11 WERE NOW, THE A WORR ANNIVERSARY?) WHAT HAPPENED? YOU SUPPOSED TO SO INTO STORES AREjlLL THINK i Vr vr- WERESOINSTOBE TOWN AND GET THEM CLOSED ly-AOF SOME- i ffefc APPSET ITH TRADE EASY TERMS By counties, the new pur FREE Del. Anywhere In Indiana chasers of $250 gaming stamps are: POWERFUL BRIGGS STRATTON ENGINE THE FINEST at the LOWEST PRICE! Automotive type differential 23 attachments available Large tractor tires Tractor for ALL-YEAR use Rack oinion steerinq snow blade available DAVIESS Wynt Hill, Hill'j Tovern, Woih-Ington Parsons and Hill, Cheerio, Washington. FAYETTE John HTker, Mecca Cigar Star, Connerjville.

Ann" Craig, Grand Cigar Store, Connersville. GIBSON Anna M. Michas, Elite Cafe, Princeton. Geome Douglas, Three Ace Tavern, Princeton. i w.

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Army Corps of Engineers, which directed the construction of the reservoir, will be Brig. Gen. Walter P. Leber, engineer of the Ohio River Division, Cincinnati. The lake bottom has been cleared and most public access points either have been finished or are under construction.

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