Banner Graphic, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 October 1974 — Page 4

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North Putnam GRADE7 B HONOR ROLL- Miry Bock, Martin Fordkc*. Tony Harbiaon, Rita Mlrtaa, Anne MeGaughoy, David MeGaughey and Karen Roberta. GRADE! ALL A’a* Rita dodfelter and Lisa Sutherlin. B HONOR ROLL- Tammy Gatlin, Greene, Brenda Terhune, Christal Copner, Rodney Greene, and Jeffrey Har bison B HONOR ROLL- Tammy Gatlin, Katlqr Greene, Brenda Terhune, Chriatal Copner, Rodney Greene, Jeffrey Harbison, Vicki Harpold, Diana Lawler, Gail Noland, Cindy Perkins, Brett Stoker, Lora Summers and David Weaver. GRADE 9 ALL AV Esther Hetrick and Doug Southwood B HONOR ROLL- William Gordon Martha Henderson, David Joyce, Nancy Knapp. Jim Moore, Stacy O’Hair, Laurie Lynn Porter, Jeffrey Schubert, Dawna Sinnet, Henry Wedemeyer and Tom Wilson. GRADE 10 ALL A's - John Pickel B HONOR ROLL-Janet Baker. David Beruff. Sheryie Chilcote, Lisa Creviston, Richard Farrow, Rodney Titzsimmons. Coleen Gannon, Carla Gibson, Teresa Gossett, Steve Greene, Beverly Lawler, Suzanne Leeke. Robin McBride. Steven MeGaughey diaries Reed. Deborah Ritter. Gloria Shannon, Jonathon South, Cheryl Williams and Dean Williamscr GRADE 11

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Honor roll ALL A’a- Lori Hetrick and Kimberly Wagner B HONOR ROLL • Penny Allen, Jan Brown, Bonnie Burgess, Samatha dark, Rick Daniels, Brenda Farrow, Tammy Green, Deanna Loft, Lisa MeGaughey, Susan Morlan, Robin O’Hair, Roxanna Priest, Donna Roberts, Janet Staggs. Debra VanHook and Vicky Wetty. GRADE IS ALL A’s- Max Blackmore, Cindy-Harbison, Lisa Porter and Cindy Zenor. B HONOR ROLL- Rhonda Chaplain, Cheryl Danberry , Mark Hess, Trent Hopkins, Tammy Lashley, Leah MeGaughey, Suianne MeGaughey, Marsha McKee ban. Jerald Noll, Rose Park, Sandy Redifer. Harold Roe, Sarah Shannon, Jo Ann Sherrill, Eddie Thornburg, Janice White, Gregory Wilson, Pamela Witt and Kitty York. Cloverdale To qualify the student must make SA’s, 4A*S, SA’s, or 6A's in solid subjects and no grade less than B in any subject.

Robert Huffman,?, Raymond Cox, S, Kellie Haltom, 8, Charlotte Kumpf, 8, Susan Nees,8, Kip Davis, 8, Nancy Allen, 9, Susan Fanner, 9, Robbie Haltom, 9, Aurelia McKamey, 9, David Monnett, 9, Tammy Welty, 9, Cindy Cassell. 10, Brenda Monnett, 10, Greg Neese, 10, Cindy Reeves. 10, Cindy Whitkanack, 10. Paula Young. 10, Steve Cline, 11, Rhonda Heidrick, 11, Du Ann McKee, 11, Dennis Whitaker, 11, Allen Farmer, 12, Alice Keller, 12, Julie Moore, 12, Glenda Steele. 12, Kathy Scott. 12, Diane Yount, 12. 4A Anna Mann, 8, Rita Pearson, 8, Jeff Settle, 8, Greg Swearingen, 8, Matt Powell. 8, Janet Anderson, 9, Elizabeth Hinton. 9. Evelyn Manning. 9, David Costin, 10, Linda Dailey, 10, Jill Henson, 10, Brian McCullar, 10, Karen Smith, 10, Jeff Davis, 11, Diane Gaston, 12, Debbie Neuhausel. 12, Sandy Wilson, 12. SA Katrina Emist, 7, Connie Chestnut. 7, Lissa Bettge, 8, Johnnie Chestnut, 8, Jeri Shedron. 8, Anne Rosengarten, 8, Kim Fidler, 9, Karen Heidrick, 9, Ginny Mann, 9, Robert Stuckey, 9, Karen Frazier, 10, Kathy Kumpf, 10, Diana Stattner, 11, Debbie Haltom. 11. •A Kathryn Masten, 7, Barbara Wells, 8, Carrie Reynolds, 8, Kimberly Monds, 9, Joe Gaston, 10. Sandy Cottingham, 10. Shannon Cunningham, 10, Cathy McCloud, 11, Pam Bingham, 11. Ba inbridge Fourth Grade A honor roll - Devonna Flint. B Honor roll - Michele Baire, Lori Bar croft, Sharon Oodian,

Diane Green, Bryan Hartman, Sherri Hoover, Kevin Keif, Lisa Kruse, CbUeea Lockaby, Brenda Miles, Charlene Mitchell, Carroll Neal, Lisa O’Hair, Connie Price, Allison Roes, Karen Sfanpson, David Smith, Cheryl Street, Diana Sweartnger, Sandra Wlchmann and Steve Young. Fifth Grade A Honor Roll • Lisa Sutton. B Honor Roll - Monica Atkins, Harold Chilcote, Pam Cox, Sally Dodd, Marty Edwards, Peggy Evans, Robert Evans, Tom Grassick, Michael Kays, Wendy Mali coat, Steven McBride, KeD Miles, Mark Miller, Lori O’Hair, Karen Price, Roland Robinson, Dennis Steele, Alan Stevens and Kim Tilley. Sixth Grade A Honor Roll - Deborah Miller. B Honor Roll - Jo Anna App, Andy Beck, Trade Brown, Richard Griswold, Wayne Huffman. Monty Keyt, Carla Scobee, Jean Smith, Melanie Smith, Chris Schubert, Bryan Steele, Danny Stockton, Jeffrey Sutton, Jill Turpin, Lori Watson. Teresa Westray and Michalina Young.

BPJV presents 'Switched’

The Greencastie Federation, Business and Professional Women observed the National BPW Week last night with a dinner at the DePauw Student Union and a production of “Switched at the Crossroads,’’ a melodrama

presented by local theatrical personalities, above. Approximately 150 people attended the event. The local organization will be observing their 50th anniversary in May. (BannerGraphic Photo).

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Continued from page one and Gossard; The Central Insurance Agency; Collins and Company; Larkin Insurance Agency; Rockwell Insurance Agency; Ray Insurance Agency; Harold H. Smith Agency; Tri-County Insurance Agency; and Sayers Insurance

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Ridpath—

Continued from page one the hours of the supper and are looking forward to visiting with the Ridpath guests during the evening. The proceeds made from the pancake supper are used to benefit the school children and teachers. New grills were purchased in 1972 by the P.T.C. for the Pancake Supper which made it possible to serve over 1250 people efficiently last year.

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Continued from page one problems," he said. “The customer deserves it.” Jones was raised in central Illinois and attended the University of Illinois. He was new and used car manager at Speedway Volkswagen before joining Castle American. He and his wife Charlene have two sons, Rick, 17, a junior at Speedway High School, and Michael, 7, a second grader. They plan to move from their home in Speedway to Greencastie at the end of the school year.

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Hospital Policy H you purchaM Rowers, plant*, or other gift* in our store and PAY CASH A CARRY PR Id, we will deliver your gift to the hospital at no extra expense Thi* policy dee* not apply to telephone or charge sales. P*Jivories will be made at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday. If the patient is dismissed before we make delivery, your gift will be returned to the store for your pkfc up.

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The Area Seven Planning Commission of the Area MyerSContinued from page one season. Therefore, I have asked Chairman Harley O. Staggers of the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee to consider Congressional hearings into the situation to determine if the antitrust laws are being enforced as Congress intended or if additional legislation is needed to protect the American public,” Rep. Myers said.

library Services Authority will meet in Brazil, at the Brazil Public library on Tues., Oct. 22 at 4 pm. The meeting is a public hearing to adopt a resolution for the expenditure of the $4,630 grant received for the planning year, according to Mrs. Betty Martin, chairman of the Region Seven ALSA group. Also on the agenda, she says, will be the formation of committees to work on a survey of area library resources and possible services of interest to

Hetser retires

James O. (Jim) Hetser retired recently after completing 20H years with IBM. A senior machine repair technician, Hetser was honored at a department luncheon at the IBM plant. In addition to the gift of a sterling silver bowl presented by Production Manager Henry Love on behalf

of the company, Hetser received a fishing outfit (complete with fly-decorated hat) from the members of Dept. 710, Machine Maintenance. Hetser and his wife, Helen, reside at 105 N. Locust in Greencastie.

Hetser retires

Henry Love, Wayne Sutherlin, James O. Hetser, and L.M. Creech, manager of Dept. 710 attend the retirement luncheon for Hetser. Others attending were Wallace Young, personnel services manager, and the members of Department 710.

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In hospital Mrs. Francis Zaring of St. Petersburg, Florida, a former resident of Greencastie is in Beech Grove Hospital recovering from surgery performed last Friday. Her address is St. Francis’ Hospital, 1600 Albany, Beech Grove, Ind. 46107 (New Tower Bldg, room 269) Notice The Putnam County Historical Society will meet Wednesday, Oct. 23 at 6:30 pm. at Torr’s Restaurant. Dr. Herbert Heller will give the program and his subject is “American Values.” For reservations call Mrs. William J. Boatright by noon Tuesday, Oct. 22. In memoriam Simmerman -In loving memory of our son and brother, Jim, who passed away nine years ago, Oct. 17, 1965. You left so young, dear Jim, There was much we didn’t do. But the time we had together, Was just great and' so were you. Mother and Dad Roseann and Becky Card of thanks With the passing of our beloved father and grandpaw Carl E. SLavens we wish to thank the Clay County Hospital, nurses and doctors for their loving care. We wish to thank the neighbors, friends and relatives for their beautiful flowers and words of sympathy. Reverend Elmer Smiley, the pallbearers, the grave diggers and the Hopkins Funeral Home. May God Bess you all: Gerald and Michael Slavens; Truman and Sandra Nelson; Stephanie, Stacey and Shariot Nelson.

Obituary Audrey Coates

Mrs. Audrey M. (Coates 69, 612 frown Street, died Tuesday evening in the Putnam County Hospital after an extended illness. Born May 18, 1905 in Greencastie, she was the daughter of Albert N. and Ethyl (Kirby) Sample. Mrs. Coates was a charter member of the First Church of the Nazarene. She was preceded in death by her husband Robert Nelson Coates in 1960. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. William (An-

ne tta) Woods, of Atlanta, Georgia. Also, two sons, Robert N. Coates Jr., and David Coates, New Castle. Also surviving are eight grandchildren, three greatgrandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Carl (Thelma) Calhoun of Greencastie. Services will be Friday at 2 pm., at the Rector Funeral Home with the Rev. Doyle Hofferbert. Burial will be in the Forest Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 pm., today.

Edith Holbert

Mrs. Edith Due Holbert, widow of Sam Holbert, died at her residence at 408 Howard Street

For funeral arrangements friends are asked to call the Hopkins Funeral Home, 6536262.

potential users, as well as the organization of a communications network. Area Seven includes Clay, Parke, Putnam, Sullivan, Vermillion and Vigo counties. There are nine public library districts, 14 school corporations, one vocational school, four academic libraries, three special libraries, one hospital, one correctional institution and two residential schools included in the 35 potential participants in Area Seven. Mrs. Martin, assistant director of the Vigo County Public Library, says the federal grant of $4,630 was awarded the Commission under the provisions of the Library Services and Construction Act, through the Extension Division of the Indiana State Library. She says the funds provide for clerical assistance, postage, telephone, supplies and other expenses of the group during the planning year.

For the record

Putnam County Sheriff’s Department: Robert F. Bellew, 26, Fillmore, was arrested for driving under the influence of intoxicants and public intoxication by Deputy Sheriff Mel Mangus at 9:27 pm., Wednesday. * Bellew was taken into custody in Fillmore and booked for driving while under the influence of intoxicants. Greencastie Police Department: Earl Paris, West Seminary, was arrested by city police officers Russ and Larry Rogers at 10:40 pm., Wednesday night for public intoxication. Earl N. Harris, 44, West Seminary Street, was jailed by Greencastie police at 10:40 p.m. Wednesday and slated for public intoxication.

Circuit Court Court Central National Bank vs. Roland Summers and Mary C. Summers, complaint on promissory note. Richard Young vs. Joe Galloway, complaint on account for goods sold. Trulock Farm it Home Supply vs. Terry Martin, complaint on account for goods sold. Putnam County Hospital Dismissed Wednesday Richard Hubble Mary Taylor Greg Rennebu Horace Asher Ralph Ward Raymond Crawley Robert Lawson Grain Report Grain prices at Greencastie elevators yesterday were: Corn - $3.55 Oats - $1.85 Beans - $7.95

Five honored

Also in the meeting of the West Central Indiana Nutrition program in Cloverdale Tuesday: Five persons received certificates for their volunteer help at Cloverdale including, Sharon Querry, Top Gutheridge, Ralph Weaver, Otho Turner, and Clara Prichard.

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Continued from page one board. “Drawing on my past experiences with the state fair, my Extension work and my work with the Department of Natural Resources, I feel I can make a contribution to Indiana agriculture and industry as a member of the Indiana State Fair Board,” he said

Entertainment was provided by Albert Siddon and Omer Fuller, who sang and played “old favorites;” and the Rev. Edward Curtice, United Methodist Church in Cloverdale, and Omer Fuller led the singing of “How Great Thou Art.” J? COOPER Brazil Ph«M (812)-446-2407 Friday-Sat.-Sunday Nights Only "DEUVERANCE” SPCQAl FAMILY MATINK Sat. and Sunday at 2:00 All SEATS 75 ( "BUCK BEAUTY"

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THE ROYAL SHAKESPEARE THEATRE from Stratford-upon-Avon, England in their much praised production HuUntu ffirnmn starring RICHARD TODD MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 8 p.m. Reserved seats: S5, $3.50, $2 (all orchestra seats)

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