ito; z- -t page wine Jti notoinss in WB EAR 5-1 HE-u5 I -Tft firethatdaused an' estimated fiesuoee I MsS- lungs VUlUDrQTC damage Thursday at SAFETY DIRECTOft CASH REGISTER paper: National. AnRer, Swede. Case discount. Scott County Office Equipment. 1135 North Gard- the Harmon Pre-Pack produce market here was apparently Central Christian Church will rJJ, I LcSL'vffi WaO LJ IJ (iT.i ILJ ism aUff I I uesimy ai r.au p.
rum ana a sow onnn macnine ruieu. rmonono. sn un Destiny" at 7:30 p. Palm and a soft drink machine rifled. Fermanents, $8.50 up.
wln yrl w.i-n-r IV THE CLINCH. MOOftA manages LEAPS OFF WITH iwiv amnion i ucfj lmmkivn ss-jr lie ur mc THAR AIN'T THAT MUCH MONEV IN I TH WHOLE WIDE WORLD urn-was. I UJM7 lAinMDPDlM" JUGHAlD SflVS HOW MUCH VE'D CHARGE ME TQ 8ABV-SET WIF MV i i a wi at war i VE CRflVE K) 4-EDBEIIER A. VEOPLE WMO HE" leave YyeAtCrtA MA' PIE Ji WOULDN'T FOR PINNEBV WANT TO Ml6S WHAT'S AM HA i MQ? 5EEM TO STARTING yOU WERE ON MA A i Ps COOI I -I'M AfRAlP YOU'LL KNOW anvway; AND HIS PAPERS'. OA7 HE'S SENATE DEPENDING Columbus Arm needs safety director with years ex perience in Industrial, safety.
starting salary, college. degree preferred. Excellent opportunity. Excellent opportunity for am bitious young man to start-as assistant manager with eye toward managership ft er training, for Columbus fi nance- Office. ETxperiepce re- quired.
Very good salaij-' CAREERS UNLIMITED LicensedEmployment Agency 422 5th Street' Columbus. Indiana Office Hours Mon. Phone 372-3728 3 EMPLOYMENT GRILL Must be over 21. Apply in person. Candlelight Inn.
Brownstown, 358-2428. WANTED: Full and part time waitresses. Walton Hotel. See Ivan Bridgewater or John Bryant'. oj522-3909: Ka- leys Nursing Home.
202 W. 6th St. MAID WANTED: Apply in per son. Holiday Motel. YOU'RE THE BOSS With the Pennyrich bra.
Be your own boss full time, part time. Earn fabulous incomes a car of your choice and exciting vacations: Penny-rich trains you to fit and demonstrate. The comfort, support-, uplift, together with national ads. sell the Pennyrich Bra. Barbara Manner.
522-6296. 32 EMPLOYMENT MEN AND WOMEN EARN AT addressing envelopes. Rush stamped, self -addressed envelope. Ted Blevins. 100 S.
College. Oxford. Ohio 45056. HOME WORKERS wanted to stuff envelopes. Send self-addressed Stamped envelope to Box 104.
Brownstown. Indiana. WANTED: Do you have a social consicence and think things can be changed? Do you have initiative, ability to organize, leadership and creativity? If so call or write 752-4536. or Box 80. Scottsburg.
Indiana. 40-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS PROPERTIES: Buildings or grounds. Sell, trade or rent. 522-1644. ASSOCIATE NEEDED for leading professional cleaning system.
We're looking for a man to run his own successful established business in Seymour. Write in for additional information to: Servicem aster. 101714th Street. Columbus. Indiana 47201.
ACTIVE DISTRIBUTORS NEEDED HUNT SNACKPACK" new multi-million-dollar advertised snack pack product. Need Now! Reliable men or women in this area to service fast moving coin operated products in company secured locations. Commercial and factory, part or full time. 10 to 12 hours per week. NO SELLING CASH REQUIRED: $1,497 to $2,995.
For more information write: Quick Kup Distributing 1111 W. Robinhood Stockton. Calif. 95207. Give name, address and phone number.
$25,000 FROM your own business. Start part time. Investment. under $125. No telephone information.
AAA Dun Brad-street. P. O. Box 951. Columbus.
Indiana. pner Street. Scottsburg. 4374. DONNA'S.
Beauty ShepVehs-Lage Building. Phone 522-3057. DIAL A -522-1345, any night. MEDITATION, day or TYPEWRITERS: Smith-Corona, all models. Louis A.
Schrenk. 514 West-Fourth. SHOOTING MATCH: own Conservation Cm Fridayhight. tillboard rap. BUSINESS SERVICES RI DE UPHOLSTERY Shop Canvas and furniture repair, chair caneing.
616 South Walnut Street. Seymour. 522-2600. SEPTIC TAtfKS cleaned, day or night. Reasonable rates.
Murphy's Septic Tank Ser vice, 522-7717. 4rjee estimiif You could: save money. Call 793-31 10. ANTIQUE CLOCK REPAIR R. W.
Ellis, Jewelers. Phone 522-3228, SEPTIC TANK Cleaning, private line. Raymond Planck. Route 3. Seymour.
522-2350. TAX SERVICE: All kinds. Reasonable rates. Schooled in new tax law. Phil Cordes- 522-2104.
TYPEWRITER jrh adding machine sales, service and rental. Quill Frill House, 522-3145. SEWING MACHINE Repair. Prompt, guaranteed service on all makes. Call collect 346 4165.
TAX AND bookkeeping service: Final day. April 15. Federated Tax Training School graduate. Henry J. Hirtzel.
FURNITURE refinishing and repair. Antiques a specialty. Paul Birch, 1464 North O'Brien. BAKER ANTENNA Sales. 1458 West Second Street.
Phone 522-4948. NEW AND USED Sewing machines and vacuum cleaners. We repair all makes and models. Work guaranteed. 522-1346.
Resco Sales and Service. PAUL JOHNSON Antenna Ser vice. Free estimates. 522-6495. SEPTIC TANK Cleaning with modern equipment.
On 24 hour call. Eugene and Robert Dale Planck, Seymour, 522 1143, North Vernon. 346-3723. SCOTTIE PREWITT: Refrig eration. air condition, electrical and plumbing service, 522-4102.
HALEY'S Antenna Service. Complete insurance coverage. Phone 522-5459. CUSTOM BUTCHERING: Har low Meat Market. 218 South Chestnut.
Phone 522-1654. TAXES FILED, prompt ser vice, one reasonable fee. no ups. Harry Dickmeyer, call 522-4714 after 4 p.m. 30 EMPLOYMENT-MEN REPRESENTATIVES One of the largest companies of its kind, expanding operations in Southern Indiana.
If you need in excess of $200.00 per week, call me. Persons need ing less than this, need not call. Call 522-8674. 9:00 a. to 6:00 p.
m. or write P. Box 407. Seymour. Indiana.
PROGRAMMING position want ed: Knowledge Cobol. BAL, FORTRAN, Purdue Associate degree in computer technol ogy. 3 years operations ex perience. Call collect, John Reckel. 1-317-852-5656.
CUP SIYMOUR DAILY TRIBUNE I Shop: 1305 Dudteyi bravery 30St 60IN6 TO BE CALLED BEFORE THE 1 CRIME COMMITTEE NEXT WEEK IrniL ruu ve ottN so VERY QUIET TONIGHT- IS THERE SOMETHING I DON'T ARGUE WITH ME. LOU! -DO vj 1 TELL LIFE COULD BE IN DAN6ER UPON WHAT HE fm I VOU DON'T WANT TO SOON 6E IN SOON 61 I TELL ME ABOUT THf begin Holy Week with the show-J ing of the film "Heritage to Sunday. In addition to the film, which is a history' Of -the be ginning of the Disciples of Christ, will be a hymn sing. On Maundy Thursday the an nual candlelight communion service will be held. During this ent "Ihg Wffllflirwt the Kidron Valley, in an ef fort to guide people in their renewing of ties with the first Table of the Lord: The story is fictional version of what might have happened to Simon Peter when he left the courtyard of Caiaphas to weep because he had denied his Lord three times, as prophesied.
Bill Henthorne will serve as direc tor for the event with Thomas Barbour acting as Peter; Mark Greaves as Malchus and Jean Ann Coryell as' Leah. Central Christian Church will. several other com- day worship at theHrst United Methodist Church from 12 noon until lj. m. Jtaster services will begin at a.
m. with Sunrise service The Chapel Choir will lead the worship and a film entitled Miracle of Love" will be shown, which depicts the mes sage or faster in a modern setting. Worship services at 8:45 a m. and 11 a. m.
will be held on Easter Sunday with church school set at 10 a. m. Henry McHargue will teach the adult classes in the sanctuary. McHargue, who recently re turned to his native Jackson County, is a retired school teacher and has served as pres ident of the Indiana State Teachers Association and also of the Indiana Retired Teachers Association Volunteer Fire Dept. Meets, Reports Given Thirteen members of the Jackson-Washington Volunteer Fire Department met Thursday night at Station No.
located at Pine Ridge. Milton Stuckwisch, chairman of the organization, presided over the business meeting and reported that the collection of the 1971 dues for fire depart ment service is nearly complete. Residents of Jackson and wasnington townsnips are re minded that April 15 is the deadline to pay dues if they expect fire protection this year. A motion was made and approved that Walter Siefker, fire chief, purchase 12 badges and 25 bumper plates for the volunteer firemen. Chief Siefker reported a record is maintained of each fire run the volunteers' have made since the department was organized.
Next meeting of the Jackson-Washington Volunteer Fife Department will be held at 8 p. m. July 8, at Station No. 1. Early European harps were strung with braided horsehair or gut.
The triangular Irish harp had brass strings and was plucked with specially grown, hooked fingernails. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS The following candidates have announced they will enter the primary election to be held Tuesday, May 4, 1971, for the nomination for office as indicated: REPUBLICAN CITY MAYOR James L. Laupus CITY JUDGE William M. Jones CITY COUNCILMAN (Second District) Charles L. Deputy (Third District) Eldor Bobb (Fifth District) Floyd E.
Wilson DEMOCRATIC i 1 started by burglars, the Marion County sheriff's office said, Deputy Sheriff Darrell Ferryman said a window was broken 1 80 LEGAL NOTICES NOTItK (5r FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT and PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION AIa 7ADDA aons4ntorosgd rn-th wtalg'pf John F. Holtman deceased, to appear In the Jackson Circuit Court held at Brownstown, Indiana on the 23rd day of April 1971, and. show cause, if any, why the' Final Settlement of Account and Petition for Distri button of the estate of said dece ent should not be approved. Heiwcf such decedent, Jtnd all others interested, are further notified to then and lher appear arid make proof of their or claim to any ffart of said estate. Leuthd Holtm executor of the estate of jonn IAttorney for personal representative Lowaror.
cisner, jr. iytarr26, Apr. 2 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice'is hereby given that the Seymour City Park and Recreation Department acting by and through its Board will receive sealed bids at the office of the Clerk-TreasurejV at the City Hall until 4:00 D. TcurrehtUmelTVfpHl 5, 197 1. 'r Rids wiiie DuniKuv ooenoa- -at- the April ,5, 197V SeymourUjr-1 Park ana Kecreatlon Board meeting in the.
Council Chambers at City HalW The-materials for which sealed bids will be received consist of the following: ELECTRIC W1K1NU 3601 6 ThW Wiring 1620' 2 ThW Wiring 100 3-0 ThW Wiring 480' 2-0 hW Wiring 200' 500 MCM ThW Wiring 500' 14 Triplex Wiring 2520' 4-0 use Wiring 2600' 2 Use Wiring ELECTRIC CONDUIT 180' l'V rigid conduit 400' IVi" rigid conduit 260' 2" rigid conduit 100' 3" rigid conduit DISCONNECT SWITCHES 12 NR-323 10QA Sw disconnect switches 4 NR-324 2O0A Sw disconnect switches ELECTRIC JUNCTION BOXES 18 ad4--x i R.f junction boxes 12 12 12 6 KT junction boxes 8 18 18 if 6 R.T junction boxes 4 12 IS 6 R.T. junction boxes ELECTRIC FUSES 12 NON 70 fuses 4 NON 175 fuses ELECTRIC FIXTURES 140 1500 Watt Quartz Fixture 140 1500 Watt Lamps for Quartz fixture The above material is the minimum requirements necessary to light 1 Class 1 Junior-Little League and 1 Class II Junior Pony-Babe Ruth League Baseball Field. The Seymour City Park and Recreation Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. All bids must be on Form No. 95 as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts and furnished by the Clerk-Treasurer's office.
A certified check or. bond in the amount of ten -per cent 10 per cent) of the bid shall accompany the bid. Bids to be opened publicly April 5, 1971, at 4:00 p. m. (current time).
Seymodr City Park Recreation Board Roger Hunt, Secretary 26-A 2 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION No. 71 32 In the Jackson Circuit Court Notice is hereby given that Ethel Rider was on the 23rd day of March, 1971 appointed Executrix of the will of Herbert A. Rider, de- All persons having claims against said estate, whether or hot now due, must file the same in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Brownstown, Indiana, this 23rd day of March, 1971. Donald E.
Manlon Clerk of the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Indiana ATTORNEY FOR ESTATE: Edward P. Eisner, Jr. Mar. 26, Apr. 2, 9 10-LOST AND FOUND BICYCLE WAS found in yard.
Sunday. Owner must identify. Phone 522-4389. 20-NOTICES HAM AND Bean Supper, followed by progressive euchre. Serving 5-7.
April 3. Hamilton Township Conservation Club. LAKE PRISCILLA open, three miles east of junction 31 and 50. then three miles south. SHOOTING MATCH: Every Sunday.
1:00 p. m. Vallonia Fire Department. NOTICE: To get Tribune de livery In Austin call 794-2591. Sherman Decker.
120 East Enterprise. Street and paper will be started. BLUE BARN Dog Food: For sale by Dick Ruddick at Golden Acre Greenery Garden Center, 2 miles Noryi of Jet. 31 50. 522-2097.
EASTER SPECIAL PERMANENTS WERE now $15.00 $10.00 $10.50 $8.50 $8.50 $5.00 Shampoo and set. $1.75 for all new customers. 3 Operators to serve you. KIN-KURL BEAUTY SHOP 210 N. Vine 5227987 WEDDING INVITATIONS $11.50 up per hundred, Mrs.
"Ervlh Pottschmidt, 522-M96. STRETCH WIGS: For men. Phone 522-5967. One chair for appointment. Ideal Barber Shop.
SHOOTING MATCHES: Every Sunday, 1 p. m. White Rivet Ftsh Si Game Club. Rockford. SILVER'S MUSIC Store for "your musical needs.
601 E. 2nd Street. Phone 522-3134. ANN'S BAIT shop is open now. 652 South Vine 522-4674.
I "Nj IM LET MR. FILLMORE, YOUR THE ANSWER "i HAVWS PESERTED OUR FATHER OH THEIR HOHEYMOOH, B-B-BUT I FATHER'S ATTORNEY, ANSWER MONEY. YESTERDAY SHE KNEW SHE? FARE BADLY IN A DIVORCE COURT. WHAT COULD if YOUR FATHER TOLD 'MISS PUT IF HE DIED BEFORE HE COULP DTVORCE HER. DREWS 1 TJX SARD ME WAS STARTING SHE'D STAND "TO INHERIT A FORTUNE.
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WANT AD DEPT.) 1215 East Tipton, $ymour, Ind. 47274 Please run my classified ad for days. Enclosed is full payment of or please bill me later at the address below. Paid Charge 10 Word Minimum $1.25 Minimum Charge Write Ad Here (Please Print): WANT AD BLANK PH. CITY MAYOR Christopher D.
Moritz Marvin W. Dyer CITY JUDGE Herbert E. Woodard John Sprenger CLERK-TREASURER Gaynelle Moritz CITY COUNCILMAN District) Robert Tuggle (Second District) Herbert Williams (Fourth District) James B. Harvey (Fifth District) Edmund A. Murray (At-Large) Gordon L.
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