Banner Graphic, Volume 12, Number 44, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 October 1981 — Page 12
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City Police David Lawrence, 18. Mason Hall, DePauw University, was arrested at 12:27 a m. Tuesday by Sgt. Rodney Cline for being a minor in consumption. At 9:37 p.m. Monday, Sgt. Norm Varvel arrested Michael A. Owens, 24, 1060 Avenue E, Greencastle, for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated at Indiana and Washington streets. Sheriff’s Dept. A two-car accident was reported at 3:30 p.m. Monday at the 10th Street and Airport Road intersection John J Mathis Jr.. Route 2, Box 202, Greencastle, was attempting to stop his vehicle, but the car skidded, striking a car driven by Timothy A. Williams, 23, Route 5, Box 247, Greencastle. Williams was making a left turn onto 10th Street, police said. Chief Deputy Jim Hendrich investigated. Marriage Licenses James W. Braden, Greencastle, and Ida Marie Fair, Fort Wayne. John Douglas Sage, Greencastle, and Teresa Lea Goss. Greencastle. Thomas Samuel Huber, Greencastle, and Abby Janice Reasor, Greencastle Rea? Estate Transfers Wilbur' I '. McAllister, et ux, to Transconiinent Oil Co., lease, 84.75 acres in Washington Twp. Raymond C. Rissler to Transcontinent Oil Co., lease, Floyd and Washington twps. Clem R. Rissler to Transcontinent Oil Co., lease, Floyd Twp. Everett R. Curran to John P. Curran, et al, warranty deed, Roachdale Grantham’s Section Addition. Earle G. Daris to Stardust Hills Owners Corp., quit claim deed. Lazy River Country. Thomas S. Huber to Rosalynda Huber, quit claim deed, Monroe Twp. William I. Rayfield, et ux, to Transcontinent Oil, lease, 309.70 acres in Jackson Twp. Virgil H. DeWitt, et ux, to Transcontinent Oil, lease, 46.36 acres in Washington Twp. Russell E. Roe, et ux, to Transcontinent Oil, lease, in Jackson Twp. John F. Bachert, et ux, to Transcontinent Oil Co., lease, 69.6 acres in Franklin Twp. Ruth Glenden Sallust to Ruth Glenden Sallust, et al, warranty deed, 26,78 acres in Jefferson Twp. Ruth Glenden Sallust to Ruth Glenden Sallust, et al, warranty
Junior Achievement underway here The Putnam County Junior Achievement program is well on its way. The student-run companies are manned by 10-12 grade students from Greencastle and South Putnam high schools this year. THIS YEAR’S companies have elected their officers and are into production of their products. Robb Fine is president of “Perfect Services Company,” whose product is the sale of pizzas, advised by Public Service Indiana. Jon Skinner is president of “Youth Spectrum C 0.,” and its product line includes T-shirts and jerseys with the high school’s emblems silk screened on them. This group is advised by IBM. THE COMMUNITY IS invited to purchase any of these products through the J.A. sales group from each company or by calling Robb Fine, 526-2345, Jon Skinner, 653-9562, Henry Mitchell, 658-2326, or Bill Crane, 653-4126.
Prof. Berg, Kolling combine at Wabash
CRAWFORDSVILLE-Violin-ist Herman Berg and pianist Henry Rolling will present a recital at Wabash College on Sunday, Nov. 8. The program will take place in the Williams Gallery, Yandes Hall, at 3 p.m. BERG IS professor emeritus of violin at DePauw University, where he was violinist in the Aeolian Trio and conductor of the DePauw Symphony Orchestra. He currently teaches in the Montgomery County String Program at Wabash College, and at the National Music Camp at Interlochen, Mich. He has played solo recitals throughout the midwest, and has been soloist with the Rochester
deed, 22.47 acres in Jefferson Twp. Loyd Hunter, et ux, to Transcontinent Oil Co., lease, Cloverdale Twp. Alma A. Cox to Transcontinent Oil Co., lease, Madison Twp Claude L. Best to Transcontinent Oil Co., lease, Washington Twp. Kenneth R. Duncan, et ux, to Transcontinent Oil Co., lease, 25.13 acres in Madison Twp. William E. Owens, et ux, to Transcontinent Oil Co., lease, 89.20 acres in Madison Twp. William and Meredith Cockrell, et ux, to Transcontinent Oil Co., lease, Greencastle Twp. Robert H. Morrison, et ux, to Black Lumber Co., warranty deed, Greencastle Daggy’s Enlargement. Norma Jean Noxto to Central National Bank (administrator of estate of Harry B. Mann), quit claim deed, 21 acres in Madison Twp. Curtis L. Sinclair et ux, to Transcontinent Oil Co., lease, Cloverdale and Jefferson twps. William J. Gaither, et al to Transcontinent Oil Co., lease, Washington Twp. William J. Gaither, et al, to Transcontinent Oil Co., ratification and rent division order, Washington Twp. Robert D. Chastain, et ux, to Cleo D. Chastain, warranty deed, Roachdale Grantham’s Fifth Addition. Charles E. Branneman, et ux, to James Richard Branneman, et ux, warranty deed, Scotts Subdivision of lot No. 1, Cloverdale Southern Addition. Elva Clark to David Leon Cox, et ux, warranty deed, Greencastle original plat. Bradford Scott Corp. to Stephen W. Christensen, et ux, contract. Patriots Landing. Correction In the Oct. 21 edition of the Putnam Scanner, the real estate transfer between Denzil W. Benassi, et ux, and Terry E. Hutto was incorrectly listed as Denzil W. Benassi, et ux, and Terry E. Hullo. Putnam County Hospital Dismissed Monday: Steven Shillings, Fiona Bandy, Sharon Gammon and Nancy McCammack. Birth: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cline, Route 2, Box 199, Cloverdale, a boy. Birth: Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Smith, 5 Locust St., Greencastle, a girl (Oct. 23).
(N.Y.) Philharmonic, the Terre Haute Symphony, the Huntington (W. Va ) Chamber Orchestra, and the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. Kolling is professor emeritus of piano at DePauw. He has presented programs throughout the United States, and was pianist in the Aeolian Trio at DePauw. THEIR WABASH program will include Beethoven’s Sonata in E Flat, op. 12, no. 3, Brahms’ Hungarian Dances, Tartini’s “The Devil’s Trill,” and Bazzini’s virtuoso work. “The Dance of the Goblins.” Admission to the concert is free.
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Sigma Chi fraternity's Tramp-a-thon may be six days and 144 hours old but sophomore Dave Finley, senior Bob Cathcart and freshman Calvin Warner are still bouncing for dollars. The fraternity is sponsoring its third annual Tramp-a-thon to
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funds and canvassing of the community will conclude this year’s effort to raise $5,000. In order to meet the 1981 goal, the fraternity has made an effort to obtain community support for its cause. This year marks the first time that a kick-off dinner was planned which featured a speech from a former cancer victim Also, for the first time this year, the fraternity is renting time on the trampoline. Bounces on the trampoline go for $6 per hour or $3 a half-hour. The haunted house on Thursday will be another source of revenue from the community. Ad-
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teachers at Monday’s meeting that other contract settlements in the area have included salary increases of 6 to 10 per cent. A mediator, assigned by the Indiana Education Employment Relations Board, will enter the negotiations merely as an impartial third party who will attempt to get talks moving. He will issue no report, nor make any recommendations. THE REQUEST FOR state-sponsored mediation is the second involving a Putnam County school corporation. On Oct. 14, the Greencastle Community Schools Corp. declared an impasse in bargaining
Academy deadline is nearing Congressman John Myers (RInd.) today announced his deadline for accepting all Seventh District military academy applications is Nov. 15. ALL CANDIDATES competing for a nomination to the United States Air Force, Naval, Military, or Merchant Marine Academies must have their completed applications into the congressman’s office by the deadline date. General eligibility requirements for the military academies are that an applicant 1) must be 17 but not yet 22 years of age by July 1, 1982; 2) must be a citizen of the United States; 3) must have good moral character; 4) must be unmarried and never have been married; 5) must have an above average high school or college academic record, and 6) must have strong performance on the SAT/ACT exams. REP. MYERS urged those persoas interested in being considered for a military academy nomination to contact his Terre Haute office, 107 Federal Building, Terre Haute 47808, 812-238-1619; or his Washington office, 2301 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515, 202-225-5805.
raise $5,000 for the American Cancer Society in honor of the late Joe Arganbright, a fraternity brother, who died three years ago of leukemia. (Banner-Graphic photo by Barbara Carhart).
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mission is $1 per person. DESPITE THE FINANCIAL support given three years, the fraternity does not anticipate that its 1981 goal will be met. Rather, members approximate $2,500 will be netted. The uncertainty of the economy and the fact that Arganbright’s memory is not as vivid to most people as it was three years ago have contributed to the modest estimate. \ "The memory (of Arganbright) is far away for most of the brothers,” said Dave Edwards, a spokesman for the Tramp-a-thon project, “it is difficult to keep the memory alive.”
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with the Greencastle Classroom Teachers Association (GCTA) and announced its intention to request a mediator. Salary increases reportedly are a major stumbling block in talks at Greencastle. The corporation has proposed a 6 per cent increase in the base and a 3V 2 per cent hike in the increment schedule, while the GCTA is asking a 12 per cent base increase and 31/2 in increments. No date for the mediation sessions, which are closed to the public, have been announced.
T een-age workshop slated at Cummins A workshop for teen-agers on “Coping with Parents” will begin Monday, Nov. 2 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Cummins Mental Health Center’s Greencastle Office at 600 N. Arlington St. The series will run weekly on Monday evenings through Dec. 7. THE GROUP WILL FOCUS on helping teen-agers explore alternative ways to cope within the family unit, especially with parents. Emphasis will be placed on communication, problem solving, examining “Who am I? Where am I going in life? and How can I get there?” Leader for the series is Susan Moynihan, adolescent specialist at the Cummins Center. Early registration is recommended for those wishing to participate. Cost for the series is $3 per person. For more information, persons may call 653-2669.
Riley seeks federal grant
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Riley Hospital For Children is one of 21 medical centers seeking a grant of $l.B million for the study of Reye’s Syndrome, a disease which is a
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Everyday living More about raising children
Submitted by Mental Health Association Director Barbara Lane. Plain Talk about Raising Children-second installment in the series. Love abundantly Discipline Constructively. DISCIPLINE MEANS SETTING and adhering to standards of behavior. After love, the parents stressed the importance of giving clear direction and enforcing limits on a child’s behavior. Discipline is an essential preparation for adjusting to the outside world; it makes a child better behaved and happier. It is best to use a positive approach by saying, “Do This,” more often than “Don’t do that.” Be certain that you punish when you say you will. Be firm by “saying what you mean and meaning what you say.” And punish as soon after the misdeed as possible; don’t put an extra burden on by saying, “Just wait until your father comes home.” *** A DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE program in the Greencastle Community Schools will be initiated with a meeting to be held Nov. 17 in McAnally Center at the Greencastle High School. A panel made up of representatives of law enforcement, a minister, a drug counselor for the court, a representative from mental health, and David English of the county Substance Abuse Program will discuss the problems of young people in these areas. Mrs. Janette Boling, director of curriculum, is coordinating the program.
Myers seeks response to his questionnaire
Indiana Congressman John Myers (R-7th) today urged residents of the Seventh Congressional District to complete and return his annual questionnaire. Rep. Myers, who has sought the views of the Seventh District residents in similar polls each year he has been in Congress, said this year’s constituent opinion survey includes twelve questions covering major issues facing this session of Congress. “This questionnaire provides
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One of the committees of the Putnam County Mental Health Association is the Public Policy Committee. It works with the state committee to encourage members of the legislature to support bills to protect the rights of persons in mental hospitals and in nursing homes. DURING THE LAST SESSION of the Indiana State Legislature, a bill of rights for nursing home patients, with enforcement procedures, was not passed by our elected representatives. This inaction took place after many hours and many pages of testimony were given to support the passage of the bill. The most recent case of nursing home abuse that obtained media visibility was brought to light when more than 90 patients were forced from a nursing home in northwest Indiana. A nursing home bill of rights would have prevented this. Many churches, senior citizen organizations, mental health associations, labor and management, and concerned citizens have joined in support of obtaining the proper state legislation. During the months ahead more information on this subject will be forthcoming and, if necessary, a plea for public support from concerned citizens will be made. *** FRIEND-TO-FRIEND PROGRAM chairman Mrs. Richard Beams, encourages those persons who have application forms to be volunteer friends in their possession to return them to her or to the Mental Health Association office as soon as possible.
all Seventh District residents with an opportunity to let me know how they would vote on some of the major issues facing the Congress in 1981. This is one poll in which everyone’s views are sought and I assure each and every constituent that his or her opinion does count,” Rep. Myers said. Congressman Myers said that nearly 20,000 persons responded to last year’s questionnaire and added that he is hopeful even more will let their views be known this year.
Market reports
Grain prices at Greencastle elevators Tuesday were: Oats-$2.25 Beans-$5.88-$5.91 Shell corn-$2.26-$2.30 Ear cor.n-$2.25 Hog prices at the Greencastle Livestock Center Tuesday were steady at: 180-200-$39.50-$40.25 200-210-$42.50-$43 210-230-$43-$43.50 230-250-$42.50-$43 250-300-$38.50-$42 Sows-$3 B-$43 Boars-$3 O-$34