Banner Graphic, Volume 12, Number 117, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 January 1982 — Page 12

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Putnam Circuit Court Willis K. Mabrey, possession of a bomb. Carolyn Sue Adams vs. Kenneth Smith Adams, dissolution of marriage. Janet C. O’Hair vs. Michael G. O’Hair, dissolution of marriage. Ford Motor Credit Co. vs. James Blue, writ of replevin. Putnam County Court Small claims filed: Friday, Jan. 22-Richard and Nancy Sutherlin vs. Brian Marrero; H.B.G. Insurance vs. General Products Corp. Monday, Jan. 25-J. Terry Frey DDS vs. Lance Martin; Mildred O'Neal vs. Richard Wickline. Friday, Jan. 22--Kate Rasmussen, deception-issuan-ce of bad check; Gerda R. Ritiz, deception-issuance of bad check Monday, Jan. 25-Howard T. Boswell Jr., criminal trespass. Real Estate Transfers Chapel Cemetery Co. to Everette E. and Mary K. Harris, cemetery deed. Timothy E. Francis to Greencastle Federal Savings and Loan Assn., warranty deed, 1 acre in Greencastle. Cleara Bryant Shannon to Greencastle Federal Savings and Loan Assn., warranty deed, Greencastle Central Survey. Hillside Farms Inc. to Elcoex Inc., lease, 510 acres in Monroe Twp. Howard J. Gough Farms Inc. to Elcoex Inc., lease, 583.56 acres in Franklin Twp. Willis W. Ader, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 243 acres in Floyd Twp. Estel C. Cantonwine to Elcoex Inc., lease, 383.50 acres in Marion Twp. Westwind Farms Inc. to Elcoex Inc., lease, 472 acres in Monroe Twp. E.A.J. Cantonwine Inc. to Elcoex Inc., lease, 326.52 acres in Greencastle. Risk’s Bannerstone Farms Inc. to Elcoex Inc., lease, 493.2 acres in Franklin Twp. David L. Elliott, et al. to Elcoex Inc., lease, 218 acres in Monroe Twp. Virginia D. McDanal to Elcoex Inc., lease, 286 acres in Monroe Twp. Howard M. Mullis, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 280 acres in Monroe Twp. Escar C. App, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 540 acres in Monroe and Floyd Twps. Earl L. Miller to Elcoex Inc., lease, 220 acres in Franklin Twp. Cecil C. English to Elcoex Inc., lease, 152.99 acres in Monroe Twp. Eugene D. Hutchins, et al, Elcoex Inc., lease, 67.30 acres in Jackson Twp.

Worry clinic

By George W. Crane, Ph.D .M.D

CASE A-715: Sybil S., age 46, recently had a lovely silver wedding anniversary banquet. Since I had the pleasure of sitting beside her at the table, she gave the following tribute on how newspapers can help their readers avoid serious mistakes. “Dr. Crane,” she said, “by our sth wedding anniversary, Tom and I were fighting like cats & dogs. “And I had finally decided divorce would be better than to rear our 2 toddlers in such an environment. “But when I asked our pastor for advice, he urged me to defer such a radical decision till I had read your daily ‘Worry Clinic’ for at least 3 months. “Also he handed me a couple of your newspaper booklets, namely, ‘Tests for Husbands & Wives,’ plus your ‘Sex Problems in Marriage’. “Well, from your sex booklet I began to realize how I had been rationing my husband to fit my own limited hunger for what you describe as boudoir cheesecake. “Although I still wasn’t fully convinced, I realized you had a lifelong medical career in counseling couples about their sexual relations. “So I decided to follow your suggestions in that sex booklet for just one month. “Much to my surprise, when I feigned more ardor

James F. Flater to Elcoex Inc., lease, 40 acres in Marion Twp. Leo R. Schmidt, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 32 acres in Franklin Twp. John C. Burdette, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease 132.50 acres in Franklin Twp. Emma B. Clark to Elcoex Inc., lease, 101 acres in Jackson and Franklin Twps. Paul H. Grider, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 20 acres in Franklin Twp. James D. Hiburn, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 78 acres in Jackson Twp. Larry E. Timm, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 75 acres in Floyd Twp. Eldon E. Proctor, et al to Elcoex Inc., lease, 59 acres in Monroe Twp. Edward M. Dennis, et al, to Elcoex Inc., 88 acres in Monroe Twp. Francis Mae Scobie, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 40 acres in Monroe Twp. Mary E. Blue to Elcoex Inc., et al, lease, 80 acres in Greencastle. Randall F. Bee, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 153 acres in Monroe Twp. Kenneth Madlen, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 182 acres in Greencastle. Clifford Madlen, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 135 acres in Monroe Twp. Jackie G. Clifford, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 150 acres in Monroe Twp. Bernice V. Smith Rady to Elcoex Inc., lease, 83 acres in Monroe Twp. Harry F. Normington Jr. to Elcoex Inc., lease, 116 acres in Monroe Twp. Dale McFarland, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 80 acres in Monroe Twp. Christopher M. South, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 157 acres in Monroe Twp. Stanley Lane Lindley, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 80 acres in Monroe Twp. Willard N. Scobie to Elcoex Inc., lease, 124 acres in Monroe Twp. Cletus 0. Suit, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 90 acres in Monroe Twp. Samuel T. Goad, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 109 acres in Monroe Twp. Edward H. Earley, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 145 acres in Monroe Twp. James L. York, et al, to Elcoex Inc., lease, 90 acres in Monroe Twp. Ruth M. Gentry to Elcoex Inc., lease, 60 acres in Monroe Twp. DePauw University to Raymond E. Miser, et ux, corporation deed, Greencastle Haskell Addition.

and was also more receptive to my husband’s erotic advances, he quit yelling and quarreling. “Instead, he began to punlike a contented housecat and changed his former tart criticisms into real compliments. “Dr. Crane, you were correct when you said a wife cannot long think ill of her mate when he shows he thinks well of her! “Before the month was half over, happiness was restored to our home and our kiddies were spared having divorced parents! “Divorces, I feel sure, would seldom occur if wives understood the fact that men’s sex appetites exceed that of their wives as much or more than husbands’ stomach hungers surpass that of women! “So I gave my daughter those same two booklets a year ago when she was married, and they are as happy as larks.” Wives, before you enter into a divorce, follow Sybil’s example and send for that “Sex Problems in Marriage” booklet, enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 25 1 . For a lonely divorcee’s monthly alimony check is much inferior to a devoted husband who gives you his full love, plus his monthly pay check,too! t

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Obituary

Mary L. Ford

Mrs. Mary L. Ford, 82, Greencastle, died Monday morning at Putnam County Hospital. She was born in Greencastle on Feb. 17, 1899, the daughter of Herman and Mary (Behrman) Hoffmann. The deceased was a member of the Greencastle Presbyterian Church. Several years ago, Mrs. Ford worked for the Greencastle telephone company. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jesse Ford, in 1963.

Episcopal church to offer unusual service Wednesday

An unusual service of Holy Communion will be held at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church at 12:15 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 27. THE MUSIC for this service has been prepared by the DePauw School of Music Winter Term class in Liturgical History. The various parts of the Communion Service will be sung in Gregorian Chant, with melodies taken from sources dating back to the Middle Ages. Some 16th century polyphonic music will be used also. The celebrants for the service will be the Rev. Allan Harlan, rector of St. Andrew’s Church, and the Rev. H. John Eigenbrodt, of the Philosophy and

RCA plant to take week off

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) RCA Corp. will close one of its television assembly lines in Bloomington indefinitely and the entire plant will close for a week beginning Monday. Plant officials said Monday the line closing will put 120

Belle Union honor roll First semester GRADE 4 A honor roll-Adam Hughes. A-B honor roll-Ronna Allee, Melissa Clodfelter, Brad Toney. GRADES A-B honor roll-Kelly Hazlett, Jerry Teipen, Waylon Walton, Sheryl Wrede. GRADE 6 A-B honor roll--Diana Bigham, Aaron Hacker, Lacey Huber, Karoi Krahn.

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Harold Jeffers Jr. presents Ms. Hurst with a 1982 Prentice Hall tax reference library for use in her office. Ms. Hurst offers yearround tax assistance from the office, located at 302 S. Indiana St.

Mrs. Ford was also preceded in death by a sister and seven brothers. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Clarence (Irene) Williams, Lafayette, and Almeda Brackney, Cloverdale; and several nieces, nephews and other relatives. Private funeral services will be held Wednesday at the Hopkins-Rector Funeral Home, Greencastle. Friends may call 6-8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.

Religion faculty at DePauw. Taught by Arthur Carkeek, of the School of Music faculty, the class has been investigating various historic liturgies of the Christian Church and the music associated with them. Gregorian Chant has a long and continuous history as a musical style going back to the Middle Ages, and the name itself is associated with Gregory the Great, who was Pope from 590604 A.D. THE SERVICE at St. An drew’s will make use of many of these ancient chants, though the text of the service will be in English. The public is invited to attend this service.

workers on indefinite layoff. The one-week shutdoown is due to an expectation of slower television sales late in the first half of the year, said John Cooke, industrial relations manager. He said the plant may

SEWING MACHINE REPAIR SERVICE 7 Pt. Tune-Up While You Wait Offer Good Jan. 27-30 Caldwell Sew-N-Vac 127 E. Main St. Crawfordsville 362-7360

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Fillmore honor roll FILLMORE ELEMENTARY First semester Grade 4-Dale Bewley, Shea Goodpaster, Julie Hayden, Steve Bumgardner, Tad Christy, Shawnn Clymer, Beth Franklin, Laura Frost, Andrea Phillips, Melissa Roberts, Kellie Whitaker. Grade 5, all A’s-Robyn Whitaker. Grade 5-Kristina Alexander, Linda Arnold, Amy Frederick, Todd Nichols, Mark Timm, Matt West, Travis Barger, Stacy Broadstreet, Darcy Hensley, Lisa Hornback, Michael Miller, Kelly Woods. Grade 6-Becky Cox, Mendy Woods, Tina Axtman, Micki Carpenter, Tina Everts, Anthony Heavin, Debbie Speedy. Nine weeks Grade 4, all A’s-Dale Bewley. Grade 4-Shea Goodpaster, Julie Hayden, Rebecca Hunteman, Tony Massena, Tad Christy, Shawnn Clymer, Laura Frost, Andrea Phillips, Kellie Whitaker. Grade 5, all A’s-Robyn Whitaker. Grade 5-Mark Timm, Darcy Hensley. Grade 6-Becky Cox, Mendy Woods, Tina Axtman, Micki Carpenter, Tina Everts, Anthony Heavin, Debbie Speedy.

Hospital notes

Putnam County Hospital Dismissed Monday: Martha Shobe, Angela Nees, Virgie Maxwell, Larry Barger and Stella Reeder. New Arrival Sheila and Jim Garvin of

close again in March to reduce inventories. That decision will be made in February. Last fall, RCA laid off 200 workers in the television assembly area and 300 in the videodisc assembly area.

Legislature 'B2 Thursday is final day for passage of bills in Hoosier house of origin

By Rep. JOHN THOMAS State District 48 The 1982 Indiana Lesgislature is now past the halfway point, the 18th day of the 30-day session being scheduled for this Thursday. Thursday is also the final day for passage of bills in that house where the bill originated. Thereafter, the House and Senate will each be considering only bills that have already passed the other body. MAJOR ISSUES CONTINUE to be the problems relating to the financial condition of the state. The one gleam of hope appears to be the projected improvement in the economy the last half of this year. It is for that reason that a majority of legislators and state officials believe that we should make very few changes, if any, in our tax structure until we see whether the forecast of the economists is correct. It now appears that the legislature will enact legislation to reaffirm the school financing program adopted last year, namely an authorized increase in school funds available to school boards of approximately five per cent over the current year. A majority of school boards throughout the state found it possible to grant a net average increase of eight per cent in teacher’s salaries from a slightly less funding authorization this year. Two bills which I am co-authoring are the nursing home bill and the retirement home bill. In my opinion, both are very worthy and probably will pass. THE NURSING HOME legislation has been drawn with input from persons representing senior citizens, advocate groups, and the nursing home industry itself. It will clarify and classify the rules and regulations that nursing home operators are required to follow. Likewise, the legislation will set down minimum standards that nursing home residents can expect. Serious violations involving actual or potential harm to the life or serious physical health of the resident will permit the imposition of severe penalties. Less severe violations will be treated by the licen-

Market reports Grain prices at Greencastle elevators Tuesday were: Oats-$2.25 Beans-$6.03 Shell corn-$2.33-$2.41 Ear corn-$2.28 Hog prices at the Greencastle Livestock Center Tuesday were $1.25 lower at: 180-200-$44-$47 200-230-$49-$49.50 230-250-$48.50-549 250-300-$44-$4 B Sows-$3 B-$46 Boars-$32-$34

Franklin, Tenn., formerly of Greencastle, are the parents of a baby girl, Rachel Leigh, born Jan. 25. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Lee Buck, formerly of Greencastle. The new arrival joins brother Neal at home.

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sing council with greater flexibility, aimed at correcting the wrong without unduly punishing the proprietor of the nursing home. The retirement home legislation will place the supervision of long-term retirement home care agreements under the jurisdiction of the securities division of the Indiana secretary of state. We have found that many elderly persons have signed a long-term care agreement, giving over most or all of their life savings in return for a long-term or perpetual care agreement. While most owners of retirement homes are honorable and well-intentioned, yet it is felt that such agreements should be closely examined to protect innocent parties from being unwittingly harmed. Evidence indicates that some persons have even been forced to go on welfare due to the financial collapse of the retirement home. I have already taken 18 students as legislative pages, and plan to take at least that many more. From Greencastle High School have come Catherine Sedlack, Laurie Robertson, Jamie Harris and Charollette Carmichael. South Putnam High School has sent Harry Gould, Janie Briones, Rob Tilford and Amelia Woolums. Cloverdale High School has furnished Rhonda Hughes, Dawn Ferguson, Jeff McClane and Jill Swearingen. Also, Shannon Biggs and Larry Burns have come from Brazil High School and Brent Rollings, Rich Bradshaw, Debbie Watts and Jim Sneddon from Van Buren High School. Staunton High School - has sent 45 senior students to visit the State House and the Legislature, with seniors from North Putnam and Greencastle High Schools scheduled to visit in the near future. FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME on any legislative matter of concern to you by phoning in a toll free message to 800-382-9841 or by calling directly to my legislative office at (317 > 269-3614. You may also write: Rep. John Thomas, House of Representatives, State House, Indianapolis 46204.

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