Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 July 1973 — Page 2

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High Water Forces Closing Of Beaches At Lieber Park

Wednetday, July 25, 1973

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The heavy rains from the southern Putnam County that they have about “17 feet past weekend have forced according to Park Super- of extra water in the beach closing of the beach at the intendent Howard Frederick, area.” He also said that only Richard Lieber State Park in Frederick said yesterday' the roof of the beach house

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was above water. The six inches of water that poured from the sky Friday evening raised the water level about five feet in six hours. That is faster than ever before, according to Frederick. He said that he was called out of bed during the night after the rains sunk three state owned boats. “We were pumping boats all night,” Frederick said,” By morning there were 6 boats sunk. It took until Saturday afternoon, but we finally got

them all up.” The largest boat sunk by the rain was a 17 foot outboard. Frederick said that the beaches would be closed through the coming weekend and probably until the following weekend. “It will probably take that long for all the water to go down even without any more rain.” He emphasized that there was absolutely no swimming as long as there was high

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water. There is still some boating and water skiing going on in the lake, but “launching a boat is pretty difficult with the launching ramp completely under water. People are launching their boats from the road.” He also said that water skiers and high speed boaters should be extra careful. “There is a lot of trash floating in the lake, even down in the lower pool, where trash seldom gets to.”

C’dale Judging Results Told

This week before the fair has brought with it community judging for 4-H’ers and their annual projects. Several areas have already had their individuals’ projects judged. However, some communities will be holding judgings through Thursday. Projects judged locally in each community include Clothing, Foods, Home Furnishings I and II, Personality and Child Care. Results from Cloverdale’s judging, which took place yesterday morning are as follows: Marcia Broadstreet, Clothing, Advanced, Blue, and Foods IX, Blue; Linda Browning, Clothing II, Blue, and Foods I, Blue. Brenda Freeman, Foods IV, Blue; Delores Hughes, Clothing IV, White, and Foods IV, White; Sheila Hughes, Foods II, Red. Kathy Kumpf, Clothing IV, Blue, and Home Furnishings, I, Blue; Ginny Mann, Foods III, Blue; Aurelia McKamey, Foods V, Blue, and Home Furnishings II, Red. . Linda Monnett, Clothing III, Red, and Foods III, White; Terri Neese, Clothing IV, Blue, and Foods IV, Red; Danna Parker, Clothing IV, Blue, and Foods IV Blue. Mona Pearson, Foods III, White; Jennifer Rich, Clothing IV, Blue, and Foods VII, Blue; Susan Sendmeyer, Foods VII, Blue; Donna Schwomeyer, Foods IV, Blue; Terri Shedron, Foods VI, Blue. Cathy Simmons, Foods IV, Red; Carol Sims, Clothing VI, Blue, Foods VI, Blue, and Home Furnishings II, Blue; Debbie Smiley, Foods IX, Blue; Joyce Lynn Smith, Clothing VII, Red, and Foods VII, Blue. Julia Smith, Clothing IV, Red, and Foods IV, Blue; Diana Stattner, Clothing V, Red, and Foods V, Blue; Belinda Suddarth, Foods V, Blue; Grace Suddarth, Foods IV, Blue; Janice Sutherlin, Foods III, White. Debbie Wood, Clothing IV, White, and Foods V, White; Janice Yount, Clothing III, Red, and Foods III, Blue; Tina Louise Bales, Myers — Continuedfrom Page I “Equally important is the question of the special needs of World War I veterans Proposals increasing their monthly pensions and earnings limitations and extending to them the GI benefits provided veterans of World War II and subsequent conflicts also warrant the serious and early attention of this committee. “I urge this committee to demonstrate our deep appreciation to the veterans of this nation and our concern about their continuing welfare by approving this long overdue legislation,” Myers told the committee in his testimony. Fair Board — Continuedfrom Page 1 President Hendricks also announced that vesper services are to be held in the outdoor arena but will be held inside if weather conditions are favorable. Card of Thanks We want to express our sincere thanks to our neighbors and friends and to all those who helped us in any way during our illness. Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert MrCammack

Foods I, Blue; Gayle Ann Barcus, Foods I, Red. Diana Beaman, Foods I, Blue; Linda Susan Bean, Foods I, Red; Birgreta Cahill, Foods I, Blue; Donita Louise Carmichael, Clothing I, Blue, and Foods I, White. Shelly Cummings, Foods II, Blue; Rebecca Ferry, Foods I, White; Sheila Freman. Foods I, Blue; Lisa Haltom, Foods II, White; Theresa Hamm, Clothing II, Red; Peggy Humphries, Foods I, Blue. Tammy Jewell, Foods III, Red; Glee Ellen Kennedy, Foods I, Blue; Anna Mann, Foods III, Blue; Kathy Masten, Clothing I, Blue, and Foods II, White; Nancy McCormick, Clothing I, White, and Foods I, White. LisaAnn McKamey, Clothing II, Blue, and Foods II, Blue; Jo Ella Morgan, Foods I, Red; Christina Morrison, Card of Thanks I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation, to all the nurses, nurse aids. Dr. Johnson, the minister who called and all relatives and friends who sent cards and flowers and visited me in the hospital, also my good neighbors who took care of things at home. May God bless each and every one of you. Mrs. Edith Sears. Livestock Report Hog prices at the Greencastle Livestock Center today are SI .50 higher with: 180-200-$49-$50 200-230-$50-$50.50 230-250-$49.50-$50. 250-300 $47.50-$49.50 Sows - $1.50 - higher, all weights, $42.50 - $43.50 Boars-$32-$33 Card of Thanks We wish to express our gratitude and deepest appreciation for the many actsof thoughtfulness extended to us during the illness and passing of our loved one Glenn L. Daggy; especially for the flowers, food, and cards sent to us. To Dr. Dettloff, Putnam County Hospital and Sunset Manor Nursing Home personnel; Rector Funeral Home for ambulance and final services, the pallbearers Maurice Kersey, soloist, and Rev. R. L. Smith, a very special “Thank You". Mrs. Edith Daggy Ellen Sendmeyer Card of Thanks The family of Jerry Glyn Carter wishes to acknowledge with deep appreciation the kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes extended by our relatives, friends and neighbors in our time of bereavement. A special thanks to our friends and neighbors of Portland Mills. The family of Jerry Glyn Carter "It WavotFor All" Banner-Graphic Consolidation of Tho Daily Banner Established 1150 The Herald The Daily Graphic Established 18S3 Telephone 653-5151 Dr. Mary Torsion, Publisher PvWieMd mwnlnf mn4 «««nlng •xcapt $uiiS«y» and HiHdayi by IwMar Nawipapan, Inc. at SO Nacffe Jacfesan St., QmwHc. Indiana 44115. Intacad In tba Pact OMca at Oraancactla. Ind at 2nd elate mall mattar under Act at Mai eh 7,1S7S. SUBSOnmON SATIS Par Weak, by carrier SO* Per Mantb by matar rawta $3.15 MaN SebecHpHcn Rat at 1.1. bi All Other Other Putnam Ca. Indiana U.S.A. 1 Weak SO* SO* 40* 1 Mentha $4 50 $5.00 $7.00 4 Mentha $7.00 $S.OO $10.00 1 Year $13.00 $14.00 $1S.OO Mall tubacrlfttanc payable In advance ... net accepted In teem a and where meter ravte eervtce

Clothing III, Blue, and Foods II, Blue; Sally Marie Nees, Foods I, Red. Denise Parker, Clothing III, Blue, and Foods III, Blue; Rita Dawn Pearson, Foods II, White; Laura Lynn Roach, Foods I, Blue; Jerri Jo Shedron, Foods III, Blue; Debbie Smith, Foods I, Blue; Charlene Suddarth, Clothing II, Blue, and Foods II, Blue. Pauline Suddarth, Clothing II, Blue, and Foods II, Blue; Susan Suddarth, Clothing I, Blue, and Foods I, Blue; Jackie Swope, Foods I, Blue; Dawn Tucker, Foods I, Blue; Cathy Vickroy, Foods I, Blue. DeAnn Walker, Foods I, Red; Diane E. Walters, Foods III, Red, Home Furnishings I, Red; Barbara Wells, Foods III, Red; Fonda Weist, Foods II, Red. Glaze — Continuedfrom Page 1 Force does. “I hope to get the opportunity to discuss the values of the Air Force with each and every one ot the young people of this community. Interested people may contact me at the Armed Forces Building, High 136 East in Crawfordsville or phone 362-7444. I plan to be in the Greencastle courthouse on Tuesdays and Fridays from 1 p.m. until 3 p.m. each week.” TSgt Westerfield is retiring from the Air Force this fall after 20 years of service. He plans on residing in Greencastle and starts managing the local Elks Club Sept. 1.

I am certainly glad to report that my friend and Brother Elk Emmons Wright has returned home from St. Anthony’s Hospital in Terre Haute where he underwent eye surgery for cataracts. 000 I am also glad to report that Jim Poor is convalescing from surgery in the Putnam County Hospital. As result of his operation, Wayne Hopkins is now in charge of the Talent Contest scheduled for the Putnam County 4-H Fair. Paul Stagge will act as master of ceremonies. Anyone wishing to enter the talent contest must have their entry in by this Saturday. 000 By the way, have you noticed how the summer is slipping by? In just a little over a month school bells will ring again. Time sure does fly, doesn’t it! Tri-County — Continued from Page 1 3. Mary Krukewitts, 4. Dave Fugate, 5. Jeff Fordice, 6. Ray Hendricks. Late Jr. Yearling: 1. Jackie Homey, 2. Beth Ann Clodfelter, 3. Mary Krukewitts, 4. Rochella Redden, 5. Tod Hopkins, 6. Jim Hendricks. Early Jr. Yearling: 1. Jeff Fordice. Champion of Breed, Beth Ann Clodfelter (Sr. Calf); Res. Champion, Phil Fry. Angus: Sr. Calf: 1. Marty Rose, 2. Jerry Gilliland, 3. Brian Gilliland. Late Summer Yearling: 1. Tim Priebe Early Summer Yearling: 1. Keith Swaim, 2. Keith Rhoads, 3. Tim Priebe, 4. Terry Clodfelter. Late Jr. Yearling: 1. Kevin Swaim, 2. Bob Zaring, 3. Jerry Gilliland, 4. Brian Gilliland, 5. Terry Clodfelter. Early Jr. Yearling: 1. Tim Priebe. Champion of Breed, Tim Priebe (late summer yearling); Res. Champion, Kevin Swaim. Santa Gertrudis: Early Summer Yearling: 1. Rod Ratcliff Late Jr. Yearling: 1. Steve Ratcliff, 2. John Ratcliff. Champion, Steve Ratcliff; Res.. Champion, John Ratcliff.

Members of the Kiwanis Club will see movies of the International Convention in Montreal, Canada, taken by President-Elect Roger Newnum Thursday noon. Roger and President Bill Marley were the local club’s official delegates to the convention. After this Thursday’s luncheon meeting the DePauw Student Memorial Building will be closed during the month of August. Consequently, the Kiwanians will be eating at the County Fairgrounds on August 3rd. 000 I have just learned from Irene Myers of the death of Jesse (Red) Manis last Friday night. A well known former Greencastle resident in years past. Red lived to the ripe old age of 105. He had made his home in Indianapolis for years with Bob and Imogene Manis Myers. Another real oldtimer is gone. 000 DID YOU KNOW: The largest prehistoric insect ever found was a dragonfly with a 2-foot wingspread. Today, the largest dragonfly has a wingspread slightly over 7 inches. 000 Charles Curtis, elected vicepresident under President Herbert Hoover, was of Indiana ancestry. His mother was a fullbloodedmember of the Kaw tribe. 000 Cooling was achieved in ancient India by hanging wet mattings over doorways on the w indward side of houses.

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