Banner Graphic, Volume 9, Number 297, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 August 1979 — Page 12

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The Putnam County Banner Graphic, August 22.1979

Local winners at State Fair

SWINE Berkshire Breed January Gilts-l6th place, Tony Stanley, Coatesville. March Gilts—3rd place, Tony Stanley, Coatesville. Barrows--Bth place, Tony Stanley, Coatesville. Litter Market Class-2nd place, Tony Stanley, Coatesville. Duroc Breed January Gilts-2nd place, Bret Goff, Route 2, Rockville. February Gilts—l7th place, Jeff Stanley, Coatesville. Reserve Champion Gilt—Bret Goff, Route 2, Rockville. Barrows (222-232 lbs.)—2lst place, Jeff Stanley, Coatesville. Barrows (240-250 lbs.)-Bret Goff, Route 2, Rockville. Chester White Breed January Gilts-2nd place, Lora Haltom, Route 1, Reelsville. February Gilts-7th place, Lynette Parker, Route 2, Cloverdaie; Bth place, Kristina Hutcheson, Route 2, Greencastle; 9th place, Ronnie Haltom, Route 2, Cloverdaie; 10th place, Lisa Haltom, Route 2, Reelsville; 11th place, Lora Haltom, Route 2, Reelsville. Barrows (200-212 lbs.)- Ist place, Kristina Hutcheson, Route 2, Greencastle; 9th place, Lisa Haltom, Reelsville; 10th place, Kristina Hutcheson; 14th place, Lynette Parker, Cloverdale. Barrows (213-230)—11th place, Susan Modesitt, Route 1, Reelsville; 15th place, Lisa Haltom. Market Litter Class-lst place, Kristina Hutcheson. Junior Showmanship--lst, Kristina Hutcheson; 2nd place, Lee Ann Modesitt. Senior Showmanship-7th, Lynette Parker; Bth place, Lisa Haltom. Crossbreds and all others Gilts (276-338)-10th place, Dennis Steele, Route 2, Coatesville; 17th place, Dennis Steele. Barrows (230-235)-2nd place, Russell Howard, Route 2, Coatesville; Ist place, Brad Davies, Route 1, Russellville; 13th. Ryan Parker, Route 1, Cloverdaie. Market Litter Class--6th place, Edward Sheldon, Route 2, Greencastle; Bth place, Brian Williams, Route 1, Greencastle. Junior Showmanship-2nd place, Russell Howard, Route 2, Coatesville. Barrows (228-231 lbs.)-4th place, Russell Howard; 12th, Brad Davis; 15th, Brian Williams, Route 1, Greencastle. Barrows (207-212)-4th place, Edward Sheldon, Route 2, Greencastle; 11th place, Ed-

DePauw

assistant and field supervisor at Northwestern University. She holds the M.A. from the University of Colorado and the B.S. from SMU, where she served as a resident assistant. She will be an assistant to the dean of students and head resident adviser for the Women’s Quadrangle. The appointment of Dr. Joan Claar as dean of students was announced earlier. Five persons have been appointed to the department of economics and business including a husband and wife who are splitting a full-time post. DR. ANTHONY CATANESE has been appointed associate professor and Margaret E. Catanese will become an assistant professor. Dr. Catanese received the Ph D. in 1972 from Southern Illinois University and the M.B.A. and B.A. at Ohio University and the University of Dayton respectively. For the past seven years he has taught at Grand Valley State College in Michigan. Margaret Catanese holds the M.B.A. from Michigan State and the B.S. from the U. of Dayton. She was a public accountant in Grand Rapids last year and was an adjunct professor at Grand Valley State for two years. A 1971 Carleton College graduate, William J. Field has been appointed an instructor in economics. He holds the M.A. from the University of Michigan and last year was a lecturer at the U. of North Carolina-Asheville. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR of economics Dr. Shanker Shetty has been a member of

Strain

more than enough votes to meet state election guidelines as an independent. “The petition represents a certain group of people,” she said. “And I know if I had gone out myself there is another group who would have signed. But I didn’t go out myself. “PEOPLE SAY THEY want my name on the ballot. They said they wanted the opportunity to vote for me. So now my name’s on there. I’m not running against

ward Sheldon; 15th place, Marty Fordice, Route 1, Russellville. Poland China January Gilts-2nd place, Dale Gregson, Route 1, Fillmore; sth place, Steve Gregson, Route 1, Fillmore; 6th place, Jeffrey Hallowell, Route 1, Fillmore. March Gilts-2nd and 3rd places, Susan Williams, Route 1, Reelsville. Barrows (218-250 lbs.)—l3th place, Susan Williams. Market Litter Class-2nd place, Susan Williams. Senior Showmanship-Susan Williams. Spotted Breeds Barrows-llth & 18th places, Shelly Williams; 13th and 16th place, Chris Porter, Route 1, Greencastle; 14th place, Charles Poynter, Route 1, Greencastle. January Gilts—9th place, Shelly Williams. February Gilts—7th place Shelly Williams; 21st place, Danna Parker, Route 3 Cloverdale. Market Litter Class-4th place, Chris Porter; sth place, Shelly Williams; 6th place, Denise Parker, Route 3, Cloverdale. Junior Showman-4th place, Chris Porter. Senior Showman-lst place, Shelly Williams; sth place, Denise Parker. Yorkshire February Gilts—2oth place, Max Zaring, Route 1, Fillmore. Reserve Champion Gilt-Max Zaring. Senior Showmanship-Max Zaring. 4-H DAIRY GOATS Nubian Breed, Jr. Doe~3rd place, Angela Fidler, Route 2, Cloverdaie. Yearling Doe-3rd place, Angela Fidler, Route 2, Cloverdale. Senior Showmanship-Red ribbon, Angela Fidler, Route 2, Cloverdaie. 4-H SHEEP Breeding Ewes Show Cheviot Breed, Yearling Ewe--4th place, Ruthie Pickel, Route 1, Roachdale. Pair of Yearling Ewes-2nd place, Ruthie Pickel. Wether/Suffolk Sheep-I2th place, Jeff Stanley, Coatesville. Oxford Ewe Lamb-9th place, Charles M. Sears, Route 1, Fillmore. Pair of yearling Ewes-4th place, Charles M. Sears. CATTLE Shorthorn Steers-2nd place, Gerald J. Clodfelter, Route 1, Greencastle. Reserve Champion Shor-thorn-Gerald J. Clodfelter.

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the Hiram (0.) College faculty since 1970. He holds the Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota and the M.A. from the University of Chicago. Daniel R. Wachter has spent the last two years as a visiting instructor of economics at Wabash College. He is a 1973 B.S. graduate of Purdue, where he was an instructor in economics while working on the M S. degree. He has the rank of instructor and, like Field, is a candidate for the doctorate. Martha S. Avery is among four appointments to the School of Nursing. She holds the B.S. from Indiana University and the M.S. from the University of Colorado. She has been a clinical nurse specialist in pediatrics at Methodist Children’s Pavilion in Indiana since 1972. Melissa Reynolds Ganza is a 1973 DePauw graduate. She has been a staff nurse at Indiana University Hospital since 1977. Martha Kolacek attended the U. of Alabama and Northern Illinois University. She has practiced in Alabama and was an assistant instructor at Michael Reese Hospital Medical Center in Chicago. CAROL SPRINGER HOLDS her degree from lU-PUI. She was a military nurse in California and Germany and for three years has been on the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children staff in Indianapolis. Avery and Kolacek will be assistant professors, and Ganza and Springer will have the rank of instructor. Gordon W. Mennenga and Dr. Martha Rainbolt are new appointments to the English department. He taught at the high

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anybody though. “I’m not running, I’m walking.” The addition of Ms. Strain and Walters make the 1979 Greencastle City election indeed unique. It has been at least 25 yearsand probably much longer-since more than just the two party candidates squared off for the mayor’s office. WALTERS, OF COURSE, has run on an independent ticket before, but this is his first attempt at running for mayor.

Pure Bred, Aberdeen Angus Breeding Heifers, Class 11-10th, 10th, Brian Williams. Commercial Beef Breeding Heifers, Summer Yearling Class I—9th place, Scott Hayman, Route l, Cloverdaie. Simmental, Jr. Yearling-7th place, Janet Dickey, Route 1, Greencastle. Charolais, Jr. Yearling Class 11-2nd place, Cindy Zimmerman, Route 2, Roachdale. MARKET BEEF STEERS Crossbred and other breeds4th place, Eric Hayman, Route 1, Cloverdaie; 15th place, Janet Dickey, Route 5, Greencastle; 18th place, Jay Newnum, Route 5, Greencastle. Herefords-sth place, Ronda Stisher, Route 1, Bainbridge; 14th place, Kelly Beck, Route 1, Bainbridge. GRAIN AND HAY Com Early Maturing Commercial Hybrid-2nd place, Melissa Harbison, Greencastle; 4th place, Phillip Everman, Route 1, Russellville; 6th place, Wayne Everman, Route 1, Russellville. Produce of medium maturing commercial hybrid-2nd place, Melissa Harbison, Fairway Drive, Greencastle; 4th place, Wayne Everman, Route 1, Russellville; 7th place, Phillip Everman, Route 1, Russellville. Produce of late maturing commercial hybrid-lst place, Wayne Everman; 2nd place, Melissa Harbison; 4th place, Phillip Everman. Produce of Hybrid-4th place, Phillip Everman; sth place, Wayne Everman. 4-H FLOWER Blue Ribbons Brian Williams, Route 1, Greencastle; Heather Wilson, 9 E. Washington, Greencastle; Stacy Williamson, Greencastle. Red Ribbons-Joan Powell, 1532 S. Bloomington St., Greencastle; Pat Stine, Greencastle. Mass Arrangement-Michelle Guerrettaz, Route 1, Cloverdale, Blue. Terrariums-Jamie Oliver, Route 1, Roachdale, blue. Corsage Arrangement-Chris Buchanan , Route 5, Greencastle, blue. HOME FURNISHINGS Blue Ribbons-Donna Elam, Greencastle; Melissa Grimes, Route 3, Greencastle; Edward Sheldon, Route 2, Greencastle; Geraldine Moster, Route 1, Greencastle; Pam Early, Route 3, Greencastle. GARDEN Blue Ribbons-Max Allen Zaring, seven collected vegetables, Route 1, Fillmore; Max Allen Zaring, special potato class.

school level in lowa before successive assignments at the University of lowa and the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse. He holds the B.A. from Northern lowa and the M.F.S. from the U. of lowa. Dr. Rainbolt has been an instructor in English the past five years at Stephens College (Mo.). She holds the B.A. from Baldwin Wallace and the M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Missouri. She and Mennenga will hold the rank of assistant professor. RALPH E. KNUPP IS a candidate for the doctorate at Purdue University, where he has been a teaching assistant for three years. An instructor in communication arts and sciences, he earned the B.S. from Philadelphia College of Bible and the Th. M. from Dallas Theological Seminary. He was a minister for five years. Michael Moore has been appointed an admissions counselor. He 'is a 1978 graduate of Oberlin College. Last year he was a research associate at Lorain (Ohio) County Community College. Another Oberlin College graduate, Gerald R. Specht, will become reference librarian. Specht earned the M S. at the University of Illinois. He was administrative assistant five years at Oberlin public library. UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS graduate (B.S. and M.S.) Randy Keith Salman has been appointed instructor of woodwinds. He has formerly taught at Illinois, Fort Lewis (Colo.) College and last year was instructor of applied clarinet and saxophone at Indiana State University.

Present Mayor C. Clifford (Abie) Frazier, a Democrat elected in 1975, is not seeking a second term. The upcoming election also featured Mrs. Harlan as the city’s first-ever female mayoral candidate. The ladies, of course, now number two with Ms. Strain’s declaration. The deadline for independent candidates to file their petitions with the county clerk was 12 p.m. Wednesday. No others filed*

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"Bill, It's Time! Bill, where are you when I need you?" That was the cry of Charlotte Haltom, Route 1, Reelsville, who took second place in the Husband Calling Contest at the Indiana State Fair this week.

Cloverdaie board okays personnel

By AGNES KING Banner-Graphic Staff Writer CLOVERDALE - The Cloverdaie School Board met in special session Tuesday night at the Administration Building to make final approval of non-certified personnel for the 1979-80 school year. Supt. Charles Frazee recommended the hiring of Irene Williams for janitor in the elementary school and Wilbur Pickard for janitor in the high school. LINDA RUPE WAS also recommended to the board as a noon aide and Ann Wiley as a part-time aid for Mrs. Girton. Fred

Snake

it (the snake) away, and if that doesn’t do it, my gun wi11... Keep it away from me, I don’t like snakes.” By this time, another officer had arrived on the scene and put the snake in a bag. Leo put the dryer back together again, as its only problem had been the snake. After a

Mrs. Haltom's T-shirt, incidentally, read "I'm not fat, I'm pregnant," The Reelsville woman finished second behind Greencastle's Joan Effinger.

Mann made a motion for the hiring of the above non-certified personnel which was seconded by John Monnett and unanimously approved by the board. Other business before the board was the acceptance of a fleet contract for Harold Belcher for bus routes 10 and 11. Jerry Manion was also approved as driver of route 10. Belcher’s contract will replace the contract of Harold Anderson, who submitted his resignation at the last meeting. Branneman made a motion for approval of the fleet contract, which was seconded and carried.

quick investigation, they found that no one in the area owned the adventurous snake, so the officer offered to take the boa to the zoo. LEO WAS CALLING in to his office when a co-worker got on the radio and told him the snake was valuable. Leo says he told himself, ‘‘Leo, you’re gonna learn to handle a boa constrictor,” and went back and talked the officer into turning the snake over to him. So, ‘‘Gus” arrived at the Gould home in a gunny sack in the front of Leo’s truck. “I didn’t know how long it had gone without eating, so I bought a

Hospital notes Putnam County Hospital Dismissed Tuesday: Robert Farlow, Jessie Chambers, Thelma Burkhardt, Damon Modlin, Beverly Cox, Lucinda McMahan, Dorothy Dieter, Elizabeth Snodgrass, Nina Knauer, Verna Shuck, Mary Albright, Beatrice Knapp, Mrs. Ruth Burnett and son, Lois Costin. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cooper, Greencastle, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gerald, Route 1, Bainbridge, a boy.

' CORRECTION: < : "FLAIR. : > Was Closed Sat., Aug. 18th , .WILL BE OPEN Sot., Aug. 25th

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The budget review meeting for the Cloverdaie School Board is scheduled for 7 p.m. Aug. 30. The September meeting of the board was changed to Monday, Sept. 10 at 7 p.m., due to a conflict of the regular meeting with the Labor Day holiday. IN FINAL BUSINESS, the board increased the spare bus rental fee from $5 to $lO. Also a change order for Schneider Electric was recommended and accepted. Following the regular meeting the board adjourned into executive session.

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white mouse, put it in with the snake. It was gone the next morning, Leo says. I didn’t eat again for three or four weeks. LEO ADDS THAT Gus is a good conversation starter - or stopper. He tells friends, “Hey, I’ve got this new mouser.” When they ask what kind, he replies, “Yeah, It’s six-foot-long and two inches in diameter.” He says everyone tells him he can keep it because they don’t want it. Leo and his family - wife Marcia and three-year-old son Aragon - find themselves slowly becoming attached to Gus.

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Town meetings are scheduled

The democratic process of nomination will be the subject of several upcoming town conventions. Cloverdaie will have its nominations at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Community Building basement.

State Fair crowds swelling again

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The rains held off and the crowds came back Tuesday night, boosting attendance at the Indiana State Fair back above last year’s record. Attendance Tuesday, which marked the halfway point of the 1979 Fair, swelled to 142, 190,

Market reports

Grain prices at Greencastle elevators Wednesday were: Beans - $7.16 Corn $2.68 $2.85 Ear Corn - $2.80 Oats-$1.75 Wheat-$4.01-$4.16 Hog prices at the Greencastle Livestock Center Wednesday

Heritage

of Miesse’s Clean Meat Market and J.C. Browing’s Marble Works (gravestones) at 105 E. Washington St. “The Heritage Preservation Society takes pride in the heritage of our community so proudly extolled in this small book, and it is the intent of the society that the proceeds from the sale of his heritage book will provide funds for the preservation of our common inheritance for future generations,” said Dr. Donald J. Cook, society president. Mail orders for the book may be sent or phoned to Dr. Cook, 625 E. Washington St., Greencastle, 46135 (phone 653-4868). The cost will be $4.75 to cover postage and handling charges.

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Roachdale’s convention will be at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Lion’s Hall. The Bainbridge convention date hasn’t been set yet, but will be announced in the near future.

compared with 125,359 for the sixth day last year. That brought total attendance so far to 679,588, almost 6,000 ahead of last year. Until Tuesday, rainy weather had cut attendance and threatened to upset a trend in which attendance has increased each year for more than 25 years.

were: 180-190 -$35.75 190-200 $38.25 200-210-$39 210-130-$39.75 230-240 $39.50 240-250 - $39 250-300 $34.25-$38.25 Sows-$29.50-$30.50 Boars-$25-$29

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MENU NORTH PUTNAM Aug. 23-24 Thursday-Pizza, French fries, slaw, applesauce and milk. Friday-Hot dog sandwich, tater tots, buttered peas, ice cream and milk.

“It’s really pretty and doesn’t cost much to keep. It’s affectionate, (as snakes go) and it is a warm-natured animal. They tell me boas are either biters or non-biters and this one is apparently a non-biter or I wouldn’t had had it this long. It’s a harmless, unusual and interesting animal.” MARCIA SAYS SHE HAS now held parts of the snake and will touch it. Son Aragon says, “I like it, I’ve petted him but never held him.” But of course, his first reaction to the snake, according to Leo, was “Look at the big worm.”