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(317)653-3011 RSVP-IN-PUTN AM COUNTY 401 North Arlington Street Retired Senior Volunteer Program Greencastle, Indiana 46135 Suzanne B. Fornaro, Director The school year is ending and so is one of RSVP’s favorite volunteer assignments-library assistants in Miller and Northeast Schools. Louise Knauer. Hollis Masten, Muriel Rockhill, Dorothy Stickle and Blanche Wilson worked with PTA volunteers at times when the libraries were serving large numbers of children. Another favored assignment phasing out for the summer months is reading for the Pre-School Story Hour at the Greencastle-Putnam County Library. Some of the more frequent readers from among the Senior Volunteers were Helen Jones, Gladys Silvey and Mary Lou Thomas. Opportunities to participate in a sewing group making layettes and comforters for the needy will continue through the summer. Church World Service Sewing will be meeting on the third Monday of the month in the First Presbyterian Church from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Volunteer Sewing Group, which meets on the second Tuesday, will recess for the summer months. New opportunities are available this summer, however. The Cooperative Extension Service needs assistant 4-H leaders and instructors in sewing (machine and hand), arts and crafts, food preparation and countless other everyday occupations that take no special training. Volunteers also might want to hold meetings in their homes. The 4-H groups meet once a week during the summer. The Red Cross in looking for registered nurses to teach program nursing (courses for teachers) and to teach home nursing. The volunteers must have Red Crois certification which can be earned at a one-day training session in June. SPECIAL TO BRIDGE PLAYERS-If you enjoy playing bridge, you are needed to make up a table at the home of a shut-in. Any person 60 years of age or older is eligible to be a Senior Volunteer. RSVP staff would like to talk with interested persons about the above volunteer opportunities and other available assignments. The Retired Senior Volunteer Program will arrange transportation for Senior Volunteers on request. Please call 653-3011 and find out how you can help your community.

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During the North Putnam Junior-Senior High School Honors convocation on Friday, May 17, Terry Tippin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tippin of Route 1, Bainbridge, receives a trophy for being most outstanding senior athlete from Mr. James Sharp, athlete director. Tippin participated in football, basketball and track throughout his high school years and earned eleven out of twelve possible varsity letters. During the honor ceremony, Tippin was also named most valuable player in football, basketball and track.

N.P. Honors.

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Attention RN’s. The Putnam County Registered Nurses Organization will meet Tuesday, May 21 at 6 p.m at the home of Mrs. Akers on Sherwood Drive The program will be “Fun Night" and will include a pitch-in dinner. As an option, you may come dressed as hippies

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The West Virginia reunion will be held at Robe Ann Park Sunday, May 19th at 1:00 p.m. Please bring picnic lunch. Music will be furnished by “The Millstones” featuring Gene Wilhite, midwest fiddle champion.

Cloverdale Monday Creamed Chicken Hot Biscuits Cheese Sticks Cranberry Sauce Fruit Milk Tuesday Italian Spaghetti Tossed Salad Buttered Corn Bread & Butter Peach Crisp Milk Wednesday Coney Sandw ich Potato Chips Bean Salad IceCream Milk

Terhune and Tim Kersey, audio visual aides senior service awards; Patti Joyce, Ruth Porter, Brenda Long, Pam Miller. Donna App, Cindy Clodfelter, Debbie Majors and Barbara Sechman, library aide

Greencastle Monday Spaghetti & Meat Buttered Spinach Garlic Bread & Butter Fruit Milk T uesday Barbeque Buttered Corn Tossed Salad Peanut Butter Cake Milk Wednesday Hamburger on bun French Fries Buttered Peas Fruit Milk In Hospital Fern Sink of Greencastle is a patient at the Putnam County Hospital, room #223. She would enjoy hearing from her friends. Birthday Doris Weber. 1120 Avenue C, is celebrating her birthday Sunday, May 19. Happy Birthday, Doris. Hospital Notes Dismissed Thursday: Ada Raab MaryS. Luther Billy Joe Zeffel Debra Crawley Nellie Hart Vicki Wells Herman Bryant Susan Bonney Steven Jackson Livestock Report Hog prices at the Greencastle Livestock Center yesterday were SI higher with: 180-190-S27-S27.25 190-230-S27.25-S27.50 220-250-S24.50-S27.25 250-300-S27.25-S24.50 Sows-steadv, all weights S19-S19.50 Boars-S18 Grain Report Grain prices at Greencastle elevators yesterday ere: Corn-S2.50-S2.66 Beans-S5.10-S5.31 Oats-S1.50 New Corn-$2.00 New Beans-S4.95 New Wheat-$3.16 Marriage Licenses Michael DeVylder, DePauw, Greencastle, and Juli Anna Chastain, at home. Greencastle, Route5.

COLLEGE AVENUE BAKERY 604 S. Collage Av«. 653-8050 For All Your Bakery Needs (Closed Mondays)

certificates of service; Rod McCammack, Jeff Miller, David Phipps. John Pickel, Jeff Davis, Harold Greene, Duane Kiger, Roger Hedge and Gary Wood, audio visual aide certificates of service. In mathematics, Alan Gillogly was honored for being a National Math Contest winner and Gary Terhune received the four-year math award. In the music department, the Sousa Award for a senior boy went to Kim Wilson and the Arion Award for a senior girl went to Susan Sandusky. Miss Sandusky also was honored for being drum majorette as was Jeanna Clodfelter for being pom pom captain. The science department honored five students: Steve MeGaughey, beginning biology’; Robin O’Hair and Samatha Clark, advanced biology. Max Blackmore, chemistry; Gary Ter-

Karen J. Cooper, 31, Route 1, Fillmore.complained of pain in her left elbow and her head following a two-car accident at the intersection of South Indiana and Seminary at 12:01 p.m. Friday. Carl F. Herbold, 63, of Route 2, Greencastle. the driver of the second vehicle was uninjured. Herbold. driving a 1967 Ford truck owned by the Heritage Shop, was heading Who's News

hune, physics and the Bauch and Lomb Science Award. Social studies honored David Wilson, outstanding senior; Tammy Lashley, outstanding junior; and Jeanna Clodfelter, Daughters of the American Revolution Citizenship Award. Outstanding Spanish students were Steve Greene, first year; Rosie Park, second year; and Cheryl Danberry, third year. Speech and theater awards were presented to Anne Sutherin, best actress for Annie Get Your Gun: Kim Wilson, best actor for Annie Get Your Gun; Kathy Gannon , best actress for Damn Yankees; Joe Buser, best actor for Damn Yankees; Kathy Gannon , best supporting actress for Annie Get Your Gun; Frank Kays, best supporting actor for Annie Get Your Gun; Paula Stewart, best supporting actress for Damn Yankees; Kim Wilson, best supporting actor for Damn Yankees; Mark Greene, voted student who contributed the most to Thespian programs; Joe Buser, Kathy Gannon , Lori Hetrick, Shelly Green, Lisa Porter and Alan Gillogly, speech team awards; Kim McBride, Rotary contest speaker; Eric Alexander, Optimist contest winner; Lori Hetrick, Mark Greene, Shelly Green, Paula Stewart, Joe Buser and Kathy Gannon , National Forensics League members. The most valuable player awards in the individual sports went to Terry Tippin, football; Terry Tippin, basketball; Terry Tippin, track; Ed Thornburg, cross country; Joe Osborn, wrestling; Bill Hill, swimming; and Mike Greene, golf.Outstanding senior athlete went to Terry Tippin. G.A.A. awards went toRhonda Alexander, outstanding member; Becky Brothers, Audrey Boruff, Loretta Miles, Jo Clodfelter, Ronda Alexander, Kenda Adams, Shelly Green and Cathy Proctor, state G.A.A. plaques; Debbie Ritter, highest freshman bowling average; Vicki Proctor, highest sophomore bowling average; Trudy McCammack, highest junior bowling average, and Cathy Proctor, highest senior bowling average and high game trophy. State scholarships were presented to Cindy Allen, Jeanna Clodfelter. Jo Clodfelter, Cecil W. Davies. Jeffrey Fordice, Frank Kays, Everett Lanham. Gregory Sanders, Susan Sandusky, Gail South, Paula Stewart, Eric Sutherlin. Garrett Terhune, Terry Tippin, David Wilson. Kimball Wilson and Brian Wrightsman. Delta Theta Tau Nurses’ Scholarship went to Anne Sutherlin.

west on Seminary and failed to see the Cooper auto coming south on Indiana, pulling into its path. Damage to the front tires and front end of the 1973 Mercury owned by Mrs. Cooper was estimated at $ 1,000. and damage to the left rear tire and wheel and the right side of the truck was estimated at$500. No citations were issued. Continuedfrom page one —

ELKSLODGESTAG Tues., May21 Homemade Vegetable Soup Prepared By Mary Brown Serving at 6:30

Lackland AFB. she studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special instruction in human relations. The airman has been assigned to the Technical Training Center at Chanute for specialized training in aircraft maintenance. Airman Beard attended Greencastle High School. Her husband. Robert F. Beard, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wooddall Beard of Route 6. Martinsville. Charles Coffman, son of Mrs. Fanchon Coffman of Cunot. has been chosen from the Muncie Unit of the Indiana National Guard to attend the Ft. Benning. Ga’s. Officer I raining School. He completed his schooling the first of April and was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Army and is attending Officer's Infantry Training at Ft. Benning. The 1966 graduate of Cloverdale High School is married and has one child. He will be attending school at Indiana University to complete his senior year in journalism. Candace Anne Smith of613 Anderson Street in Greencastle has been named to the Dean’s List at Ohio Wesleyan University. Miss Smith, a senior, is one of 329 students on the current Dean’s List, recognizing outstanding academic achievemeiu. For the first time, Ohio Wesleyan is now issuing the Dean’s list once a year and basing selection only on cumuative grade averages. In the past, lists were issued each term and included grade averages for that term. The Dean's List contains the names of freshmen and sophomores who have a cumulative average of 3.30, juniors with an average of 3.35 and seniors with an average of 3.40.

ELKS LODGE DANCE Saturday, May 18 9:30—1:30 Music by Millstones Members Only

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Vehicle Sustains $1,000 Damage In Two-Car Wreck

Saturday, May 18,1974

Indy Flight Banquet Hosts Winningest 500 Mechanic

The winningest chief mechanic in championship auto racing, George Bignotti, has been named to be the guest speaker at the Air Force’s Indiana 500 Memorial Flight Banquet in Indianapolis May 24. As the mechanical wizard of the 1974 STP Racing Team, Bignotti will be doing the wrench-work for last year’s Indy 500 winner, Gordon Johncock. The other STP Team drivers are Wally Dallenback and Steve Krisiloff. The Indiana 500 Memorial Flight is a group of 100 young Hoosiers, 15 of whom are from the Putnam County area, who will be entering the Air Force as part of the Indianapolis 500 Memorial Service on May 25, just prior to the ‘500’ Festival. The hundred young men will take their training together at Lackland Air Force Base, near San Antonio, Tex. The members of the flight and their parents will hear Mr. Bignotti speak about his years in championship auto racing which began in 1956 after a stint with Freddy Agabashigan’s midget racers. George Bignotti-tuned cars have won the Indy in 1961 and 1964 with A.J. Foyt driving, in 1966 piloted by World Champion Graham Hill, in 1970 and 1971 with A1 Unser, and last year with Gordon Johncock in an STP Eagle. He has ught home winner’s cu F . trom the Ontario 500 in 1971 and 1973 and the Pocono 500 in 1972, giving him more “500” mile race wins than any other chief mechanic in the history of the U.S. Auto Club. He has a career total of 66 championship car wins and an unprecedented seven national championships. Members of the Indiana 500 Memorial Flight will be

selected from among applicants nominated by the local Indiana Air Force Recruiters. For additional information contact SSgt. Jerry Pittman at the Armed Forces Building on 136 East Crawfordsville, Ind. or call collect to 3627444. Champagne Luncheon At Windy Hill Race Day will be the motif for a gold luncheon and style show to be held at Windy Hill Country Club on Tuesday, May 21. The champagne luncheon will honor the winners of the handicap tournament completed that morning. An hors d’ curves table will proceed the affair which will feature costumes from The Golden Rule and will be emceed by the manager, Flo Ann Morrison. Mrs. Harold Mason is chairman of the social committee and will accept reservations from any lady member of the country club before Monday, May 20. Reservations also may be called to the club house. The word “taxicab” was coined in New York. “Taxi” came from a French company that made taxi meters for horse carriages; cab abbreviated the French word for cabriolet, a light, one-horse carriage. Birthday Frankie Alice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill McClure of 911 S. Indiana, was nine years old. May 16. AARP Continued from page one Company on Operation Life which provides ambuance and rescue service in emergency cases within the county.

Monday May 20 Juice Swiss Steak w/ Gravy Whipped Potatoes Harvard Beets Pineapple Chunks Enriched Rolls or Bread Fortified Margarine Choice of Beverage Milk Tuesday May 21 Juice Browned Liver w/Onions Buttered Rice Green Beans Plums (3) Enriched Rolls or Bread Fortified Margarine Choice of Beverage Milk Wednesday May 22 Juice Stewed Chicken and Dumplings Broccoli Golden Glow Salad Brownie Enriched Rolls or Bread Fortified Margarine Choice of Beverage Milk Thursday May 23 Juice Pork Chop w/Gravy Green Lima Beans Glazed Carrots Cake and IceCream Enriched Rolls or Bread Fortified Margarine Choice of Beverage Milk Friday May 24 Juice Sliced Meatloaf Scalloped Potatoes Green Beans Peach Half Enriched Rolls or Bread Fortified Margarine Choice of Beverage Milk In Memoriam In loving memory of John E. Shonkwiler who departed this life May 18,1973. The Lord took him home. It was his will to be with his dear Lord and his dear Mother, but in my heart 1 miss him still, shall always love & cherish our precious memories. Loving wife, Louise

PLANNED USE REPORT

GENERAL REVENUE SHARING

General Revenue Sharing provides federal funds directly to local and state governments The law requires each government to publish a report of its plans for the use of these funds to inform its citizens and to encourage their participation in deciding how the money ought to be spent Within the purposes listed your government may change this spending plan

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THE GOVERNMENT OF MADISON TOWNSHIP ANTICIPATING A GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PAYMENT of *1,413 FOR THE FIFTH ENTITLEMENT PERIOD. JULY 1. 1974 THROUGH JUNE 30. 1975. PLANS TO SPEND THESE FUNDS FOR.THE PURPOSES SHOWN / account NO 15 3 067 008 5 MADISON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE PUTNAM COUNTY RR2 GREENCASTLE, IND. 46135

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I assure the Secretary of the Treasury that the non-discrimina-tion and other statutory requirements listed in Part E of the instructions accompanying this report will be complied with by this recipient government with respect to the entitlement

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