Banner Graphic, Volume 5, Number 298, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 February 1975 — Page 8

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THt PUTNAM COUNTY BANNER-GRAPHIC, FEB 18/19/1975

Victoria Mason Grant Mrs. Victoria Manson Gant, 53, of Nashville, died Monday in the Bartholomew County Hospital at Columbus. She was a member of Washburn Chapter D.A.R. in

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will be able to savor a service that includes elements from a liturgy dating back to the early centuries of Christendom as well as elements born of the Arab experience of Protestantism and Catholicism. World Day of Prayer provides an occasion for participation in a nationwide offering which goes into a fund called Intercontinental Mission-the process by which Church Women United carries forward its stewardship through annual grants to agencies around the world in these five major concerns: higher education for women in overseas Christian colleges; preparation and distribution of Christian literature for women

Commissioner S-Continued from page 1 BECK SAID SNYDER mentioned the insurance would probably be like that for the county’s sheriff department vehicles. Snyder was asked by the commissioners to find out how much insurance would cost for three or four county emergency service vehicles. Also on hand at the session were residents from the Doc James Road-Dunbar bridge area who asked the commissioners when work would get underway for repair of the Dunbar bridge. A semi-trailer truck struck the structure last year damaging a corner of the bridge. THE COMMISSIONERS TOLD the group the bridge is under contract for repairs through the insurance company for the structure. They said they had been informed work was to get underway soon but that they did not know when. QUESTIONS WERE ALSO asked by the group of some 12 residents as to the possible resurfacing of the Doc James Road and Beck said the commissioners could not answer the question at this time due to the cuts forced in the highway budget. Beck said the commissioners would have to wait and see on the matter. Pointing to the county highway budget, Beck noted that $35,000 in stone had been hauled in January for county roads and he noted that the amount was high for January. But he added there is no way to tell when the stone is to be needed, “if it has to be hauled you have to haul it,” he said.

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Obituaries

Greencastle and a member-at-large of Theta Chapter Delta Theta Tau sorority. Survivors include her husband Richard; her father Chester Porta, Hopkinsville, Kentucky; a son, John William Manson, Indianapolis; a daughter Mrs. Herman (Mary Louise Manson) Hoepermann,

and children in Asia, Africa and Latin America; education for minority women in new careers and for American Indian youth; ministries among migrant farm workers; support for the Christian ministry in national parks. In addition, offerings make possible gifts to short-term projects to meet emerging opportunities and needs such as: reconstruction and rehabilitation services to women and children victimized by war; ecumenical ventures and international conferences for women; pilot projects in self-help programs for refugee women; day care centers; family planning, health and nutrition education and clinics.

Brussels, Belgium; a brother William Porta, Chattanooga, Tennessee, and two grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Day Mortuary Chapel in Bloomington with burial in Clear Creek Cemetery. Leland /. Clark Leland J. (Lee) Clark, 79, Mt. Meridian, died Sunday evening at the Putnam County Hospital after an extended illness. He was born April 14, 1895 in Marion Township. Putnam County. He was the son of Andrew Harvey and Sally Frey Clark. He was a veteran of World War I and a 40 year member of the American Legion and a

WFIU — Continued from page 1 professor of telecommunications, will direct the research. The grant also funds the development of a new technique for estimating radio audience reaction to changes in program format and scheduling. Unlike major market stations which use regular audience ratings, special format stations like WFIU, according to Agostino, have no systematic way to monitor the size and preferences of the audience. According to Glass, the research will indicate what and of radio shows people in the area want to hear and how groups of different preferences can be served by one public radio station. Besides Glass and Agostino, Ken Ksobiech, assistant professor of telecommunications, and Herbert Seitz, supervisor of WFIU and WTIUTV, will work on the study. The Institute is currently active in basic and applied communication research supported by policy and industry groups.

School board —Continued from page 1 attend a business clinic at Indiana State March 7 and will be accompanied by three high University was also granted. school students who will major or minor in Mrs. Rokicki will attend the clinic Friday, business at ISU in the fall.

SciCtXCC fair -Continued from page 1 Jeana McMains-Planets; Hubert Garl-Acids and Bases; Wilma Quilliame--Our Solar System; Renee Harvison-UFO’s; Kenny Inman-Radios; Buddy King-Crystals; Doug Lambert-Compound Bow and Susan LezotteCoeffecients. Ivan McCammack-Leverage; Tom MastenNuclear Weapons; Jerry Nodley-Bermuda Triangle; Paul O’Neal-Windtunnel and Demonstration; Brenda Overshiner-Sun, Moon, and Earth; Lynda Pursell and Sherry Thompson-Telescope; Steve Riley-

Gr HS musicians —Continued from page 1

Randy O’Neal, Robby Saunders, Ben Sunkel, Edmund Taylor, Mark Trigg, Andy Thomas and John Weiss.

"The Saga of Sycamore Springs" local Radio Dranta over WXTA-FM Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. Repeated on Sundays at 6:30 p.m. Putnam (County Hti Playhouse VjJj

member of the World War I barracks No. 114. He was also a 50 year member of the Fillmore Masonic Lodge, and a 50 year member of the Fillmore OES and a 50 year member of the Odd Fellows. He ran a general store in Mt. Meridian for years. He is survived by his wife Lottie, one son L.J. Clark Jr., Franklin and one daughter Mrs. Charlotte Clark Knoblauch, Colorado Springs. One daughter-in-law Betty and a son-in-law Alvin also survive. Also surving are six grandchildren, four greatgrandchildren and one brother Lois Clark of Route 5, Greencastle. Two nieces, Mrs. Monice Heavin, Route 1, Fillmore and Mrs. Mary Heavenridge, Greencastle, also survive. Services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Rector Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Fillmore Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today.

Project — Continued from page 1 Young said. “They tell it like it is and show what can happen and tell people what life is like inside corrections institutions,” he said. The focus of the program is on youth to keep them out of the institutions, he said. Two inmates will be in the county and will be at the South Putnam High School, the Greencastle Optimist Club meeting, and Greencastle High School at 1:30 before the night session. FOP— Continued from page 1 a return address, and will become a property of the F.O.P.* The contest is open to all Putnam County children ages six to sixteen; winners will be announced at “The Kid Show” of which the date will be later announced.

Volcanoes; Rick Sims and Mike Secrest-The Soil Cycle and Mike K. Secrest-Fossils. Andy Smith-Fiber Obtics; Joe StamperVibration Cleaner; Lisa Stewart and Laura Waldron-Color and Light; Kim Warfield-Solar Energy; Eric Wood-Catalytic Converter; Charles William and Terry Zellers-Laser; David Zeiner-Solar Energy; Denise McMainsThe Trouble with Stains, : Don Brush - Jet Power; John Cox- Spring Weights; Steve Newman-Elect'' °ar and Penny CustisElectricity.

Swing choir members are: Dave Hedrick, Mark Trigg, Roger Baker, John O’Hare, Gary Hammond, Cindy Foxx,

NARASIContinued from page 1 growth in Nashville, there is an ever increasing number of new jobs for young people who are educationally qualified for them,” said Professor Robert Grocock of DePauw’s School of Music and coordinator of Romersa’s visit. NARASI, Grocock said, is the educational arm of the recording industry. It was created to help initiate programs to bring together creative personnel from both the music industry and educational institutions. Romersa’s trip to DePauw is part of the University’s Carreers in Business and Public Service program aimed at providing career-oriented educational opportunities within the liberal arts context. Romersa will discuss the development of a combined music and business major and how supervised internships related to students’ career interests could be established. This music-business lecture is a part of DePauw’s larger program for developing careers in business and public service -and is supported by Lilly Endownment, Inc. Dr. Earl Willhoite of Shawnee Press Publishing Company spoke earlier this year on careers in music publishing. Coan— Continued from page 1 qualified professionals to enter a vital field much sooner than was heretofore possible.” Before this program was begun, pharmacy students in Indiana were required to serve a period of internship after graduation before qualifying to take the pharmacy licensure examination. Purdue and Butler University, which have the only pharmacy schools in Indiana, worked with the Indiana Pharmaceutical Association and the Indiana State Board of Pharmacy in developing the new concept, Tyler said. He noted that it was one of the first in the country in which pharmacy students’ training was re-structured in recognition of the fastdeveloping patient-care needs of today’s society.

Julie Westerfield, Cecelia Huestis, Louise Moore, Susan Stamper, Sharon Stamper and Judi Kerr. Also Brenda Cody, Jon Hamm, Julie Poor, Mike Poor, Teresa Barr, Steve Barr and David Christopher. The junior high stage band members are: Amy Breese, Ivan McCammack, Michelle Cline, Mark Lewis, Kim Bitzer, Lora Waldron, Lisa Stewart, Tanya Cline, Eric Murphy, Gregg Murphy, Tom Masten, Chris Pasielski, Paul O’Neal, Steve Riley, Andy Smith, Eric Wood, John Cox, Greg Hazlett, Scot Evans, Aaron Birt, Lisa Greenlee, Ron Clodfelter and Paul Pierce.

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