Banner Graphic, Volume 13, Number 174, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 March 1983 — Page 10

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The Putnam County Banner-Graphic, March 31,1983

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City Police Greencastle City Police report that a 38-foot piece of chain link fence was hacksawed off at the A H. Hoffman Inc., Route 5, Greencastle. The incident allegedly occurred between 8 p.m. Tuesday and 11 a.m. Wednesday Sheriff's Dept. Interstate 70, a quarter-mile east of the Clay-Putnam county line was the scene of a onevehicle accident Wednesday evening. Involved in the 7 p.m. mishap was a 1980 Oldsmobile driven by Daniel L. Webb, 30, Route 1, Box 87, Straughn, Ind. Webb told deputy Michael Biggs that he was eastbound on 1-70 near the Clay-Putnam county line when a deer entered his path of travel from the south. The driver stated he swerved his vehicle in an attempt to avoid the animal but was unable to do so. The deer was unable to be found, police said. The Sheriff’s Dept, investigated the theft of garden tools valued at approximately $1,900 from the Gerald M. Glassing residence, Cloverdale. A Sears garden tractor valued at SI,OOO, a S4OO Sears roto-tiller and two Poulan chainsaws valued at SSOO were reportedly taken from the garage sometime between 5 p.m. Wednesday, March 23 and 11:40 a.m. Monday, March 28, according to chief deputy Robert Patton’s report. Putnam County Court Small claims filed: Tuesday, March 1--Greencastle Family Dental Center vs. Kenneth Barger; Charles Butler vs. Sue Ayers; R.W. Rose vs. George Burnett and B.Q. Alexander. Wednesday, March 2-Steven Mason vs. Rita Campbell. Friday, March 4-First Citizens Bank and Trust vs. Bobbie Schopmeyer and William Sutherlin; Avco Financial Service of Indianapolis vs. Brian E. Scobee and Sally M. Scobee. Monday, March 7-Alien Royer vs. Leslie Owen; George and Norman Jackman vs. Janet LynnStagg; Everett L. Gorbett vs. Ronert S. Gorbett; Alan Pankratz vs. Larry Shipman; Central National Bank vs. Daniel R. Clodfelter. Wednesday, March 9-James Hanna vs. Jerry Hecko d/b/a Jerry’s Foreign Auto Service; John L. Poor vs. Ken Morris d/b/a Ken’s Car Wash. Thursday, March 10-Ace Hardware vs. Wayne Thomas; Central Insurance Agency vs. Tim Culiison; Delta Kappa Epsilon vs. Ronald Kerrigan. Friday, March 11-James and Ray Greeson vs. Odus Tucker. Monday, March 14-Chester C. Coan vs. Harold and Janice Barnett; Chester C. Coan vs. Ruth Benefield; Chester C. Coan: vs. Nadine Burks; Chester C. Coan vs. Mr. and Mrs. William Corn; Chester C. Coan vs. Wilma Gibson; Chester C. Coan vs. Margie Guilliams; Chester C. Coan vs. Connie O’Hair ; Chester C. Coan vs. Jack and Nellie Ruff;

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Chester C. Coan vs. Anna Walls. Tuesday, March 15-Headley Hardware vs. Mrs. Roy Keiths. Wednesday, March 16-Sears Roebuck and Co. vs. Donald L. Saylor and Christine L. Saylor; Kersey Music Co. vs. Naomi Lewis. Thursday, March 17-Thomas and Evelyn Black vs. Greg and Brenda Sanders. Monday, March 21—Eitel’s Flowers vs. Wally Richardson; Eitel’s Flowers vs. Warren Wood. Tuesday, March 22-Bruce L. Albright vs. Mutual Medical Inc. and Mutual Hospital Inc. Wednesday, March 23Communications Corp. of Indiana vs. Clayton Elevator Inc.Bill E. Sparks; Communications Corp. of Indiana vs. Sue Gilliam; Communications Corp. of Indiana vs. Marvin Hedrick; William B. Blew Jr. vs. Christian O. Cooper; Communications Corp. of Indiana vs. Carl A. Miller Sr.; Communications Corp. of Indiana vs. David Robertson; Communications Corp. of Indiana vs. Larry D. Runyan; Communications Corp. of Indiana vs. Rudi Jo Willard; Melvin and Carla Frederick vs. South Putnam School Corporation. Friday, March 25~Kendall’s Garage vs. Thunderbird Motor Freight Crawford and Co. and Jack C. Finney; BannerGraphic vs. Dixon Home Care Center; Banner-Graphic vs. J.C. Concrete and Construction; Banner-Graphic vs. Quality Hearing Aid Service; Operation Life vs. Christopher Campbell; Operation Life vs. Linda Payne. Monday, March 28-Delta Kappa Epsilon vs. Brian Wade. Putnam County Court Criminal cases filed: Thursday, March 24-Paul J. Mullins, operating while license suspended; David Galloway, receiving stolen property; Michael K. Hanlon, public intoxication and disorderly conduct. Monday, March 28-Alan M. Ramey, public intoxication and disorderly conduct; Stephen J. Schlatter, illegal consumption by a minor; Michael D. Leonard, illegal consumption by a minor and disorderly conduct. Tuesday, Mareh 29--Timothy J. Calvert, battery; Perry D. Sanders, fishing without license on person; Rick E. Baryer, resisting law enforcement; William N. Judy, non-support of minor child; William A. Card, conversion; Catherine L. Gard, conversion; Jesse L. Shoffner, conversion; Clifford Poynter, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated; James E. Jones, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, Richard L. Snider, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated; Stephen L. Engbers, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Wednesday, March 30— Wayman J. Blazier and Edward R. Price, disorderly conduct and resisting law enforcement; Delta Tau Delta, furnishing alcoholic beverages to a minor.

DePauw University President Dr. Richard F. Rosser (right) accepts a check for $1,900 from Sears, Roebuck and Co. Foundation representative Grant McBroom. Representing Sears' five In-

Tire shower' for local victims

The Putnam County Singles are sponsoring a special “fire shower” for the families of Dorothy Eve and Nadene Burks following recent fires at each family’s home which resulted in total losses of clothing and belongings. NEEDED ARE articles of clothing, linens, towels, blankets and other items. Donations may be taken to the residence of Roy Higgins, 1001

DePauw

DePauw Basketball Camp for boys and girls in grades 7-12, July 10-15, with guest lecturers Randy Wittman and Billy Shepherd, $165 for resident campers and SIOO for commuters. Directed by Mike Steele. DePAUW SOCCER CAMP for boys and girls grades 7-12, July 17-22. $175 for

Local DeMolay chapter claims state ritual title

Ritual is what sets the Order of DeMolay apart from other youth organizations, and Omnes Chapter, Greencastle, is a state ritual champion. Indiana DeMolay conducted its fourth state ritual tournament in Indianapolis Saturday, March 26. More than 125 DeMolays competed in seven team and 12 individual events. Team winners are encouraged to compete at the Great Lakes Regional Ritual Tournament April 16 in Chicago. OMNES CHAPTER placed first in the Chapter Proficiency competition, consisting of the opening and closing ceremonies of a DeMolay chapter, and a special prayer, the Nine O’clock Interpolation. The DeMolays were judged on their memorization, floorwork and overall performance. West Newton and Fort Wayne chapters finished second and third, respectively. In 1980 Omnes Chapter also won the Chapter Proficiency event, and finished second to the Illinois state champions at the regional tournament. Library to be closed on Good Friday The Putnam County Public Library will be closed Good Friday, according to an announcement by library director Ellen M. Sedlack.

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Crown St., Greencastle, or the Erwin Neier residence at 49 Boone St., Cloverdale, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Articles of clothing are needed in the following sizes: Shoes-womens sizes 10 and 9 and mens size 11 Vi; slacks-misses or junior sizes for women in either 18, 20 and 22 and mens waist 29, inseam 36; blouses in sizes 40. 42 and 44 and mens shirt size regular 15-15ViL; and dresses in

resident campers and SIOO for commuters. Directed by Page Cotton. DePauw Football Passing Camp for boys in grades 6-12, July 17-21. $165 for resident campers and $l3O for commuters. Directed by Nick Mourouzis. DePauw Football Kicking Camp for boys grades 6-12, June 26-28. $l5O for

Fort Wayne won the DeMolay Degree (First Section) event, while West Newton captured the remaining team cham pionships: Installation, Initiatory Degree, DeMolay Degree (Fourth Section), Representative DeMolay Ceremony, and Majority Service. DeMolays from Fort Wayne won all but three of the individual competitions. OMNES CHAPTER did not compete in any other team events, but Greencastle DeMolay Nick App did qualify as a junior ritualist by presenting seven different parts from memory before a panel of judges. He will receive a special medallion in recognition of his achievement, and has the honor of being one of the first five junior ritualists for Indiana. The Omnes Chapter ritual team consisted of Mark Taylor, Nick App, Todd Gray, Howdy Thomas, Darrell Runnells, Frank Wehrheim, Eric Lawrence, Gary Wilson, Roy Williamson. Gordon McCalister and Kenneth Mundy. Their ritual adviser is Steve Pfrank.

Market reports

Grain prices at Greencastle elevators (less applicable freight and handling charges) Thursday were: Beans-$6.19 Shell corn-$2.99

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Obituary Mikiko Otani Wallace

Funeral services were held Thursday morning at the Hopkins-Rector Funeral Home, Greencastle, for Mikiko Otani Wallace, 34, Greencastle, who died late Thursday at her residence. Mrs. Wallace’s body was found Sunday evening by the Putnam County Sheriff’s Dept. Authorities at the Terre Haute Medical Laboratory are presently

O'Dell offering art instruction

The Putnam County Art League is sponsoring lessons by watercolorist Rob O’Dell April 5 through May 10 at the DePauw University Art Center. To be conducted in room 100 from 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesdays, six weeks of lessons will cost S6O, with payment due in advance. THE ART LEAGUE also announced that unlimited demon-

Bookmobile looks to expand service

If you and your family enjoy reading, but find it difficult to get into the library during the summer, consider the advantages of a bookmobile stop in your neighborhood. The bookmobile carries popular reading for both adults

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Mileage measure signed into law with 22 other state bills

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Hoosier motorists could be asked to disclose how many miles their cars and trucks have been driven when they apply for license plates under new law that takes effect next year. The measure was one of 23 bills Gov. Robert D. Orr signed into law Wednesday. Unless otherwise noted, the new laws take effect Sept. 1. In an effort to crack down on odometer fraud, House Bill 1938 authorizes the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to ask motorists to list their vehicle mileage reading on auto registration statements. Supporters say the new law, which takes effect Jan. 1, 1984, will give police documentary evidence in cases where they suspect a vehicle’s odometer has been rolled back to show a lower mileage figure. Another new Law sets up the

sizes 20Vi, 22Vi and nine. Both families are also in need of slips, bras, socks, hosiery and underwear. In addition, families are in need of dishes, silverware, pots and pans, pillows, kitchen utensils, dish towels, washcloths, coffeepots, toasters, or other household-related items. Donations of groceries or money would also be appreciated.

resident campers and $135 for commuters. Directed by Nick Mourouzis. DePauw Athletic Trainers Workshop for high school and college students, coaches, nurses and doctors, July 17-22. $165 for resident campers and S9O for commuters. Directed by Rex Call.

examining the autopsy work to determine the cause of death. She was born in Japan on Aug. 26,1948, the daughter of Iwao and Kikuno Otani, Koto-Fu, Japan. Mrs. Wallace was an employee of the Greencastle Nursing Home. Survivors include her parents, and a son, John Wallace, rural Stilesville.

strations will be held April 5, April 19 and May 3. A class workshop, limited to 15 persons, is slated April 12, April 26 and May 10. Demonstrations are on a firstcome, first-served basis at $lO each, $5 for students. FOR MORE information, persons may contact Irene Sanders at 653-9404.

and children, as well as magazines, records, and a coupon exchange-and it can come practically to your door. If there are two or three families in your area interested in this service, call 653-6216 for more information.

Indiana Toll Finance Authority, which would have the power to issue completion bonds for projects on the east-west toll road in northern Indiana. HB 1411 takes effect Friday. Bonding for the toll road formerly was handled by the Indiana Toll Road Commission. But that agency was abolished when the state’s transportation agencies were reorganized and its duties were shifted to the Indiana Department of Highways. Because of the state’s constitutional ban on the state going into debt for anything except “casual deficits,” the Indiana Supreme Court ruled the Highway Department couldn’t legally issue bonds. That’s why the Legislature had to set up the Toll Finance Authority, which isn’t legally considered an arm of state government. The Indiana Housing Finance

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m Mike Brown, a third-grader in Mrs. McGill's class at Belle Union Elementary, will represent his school in the County Spelling Bee April 14 after winning the Belle Union title by correctly spelling the word valuable. Runner-up was Ronna Allee, a fifth-grade student of Mrs. Evans. Mike is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Funk, rural Cloverdale, while Ronna is the daughter of Judith Allee, rural Cloverdale. Brown is the first third-grader in recent history to represent Belle Union.

PEP registration set for new drama classes

Registration for drama classes sponsored by the Putnam Enrichment Program (PEP) will be held April 1-10. Registration forms are available at the Putnam County Public Library in Greencastle. PEP drama classes are divided into two groups of four weeks each. Classes will meet, beginning May 12, in the

Hospital notes

Putnam County Hospital Dismissed Wednesday: Jamie Mundy, Helen Young, Inez Moore, Sandy Skelton, Deanna Boswell and son, Cecil Perry, Mary Nelson, Marion McQuadeand Mina Allen.

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Authority has the authority to make loans to finance construction of residential facilities for the mentally ill or mentally retarded now that Orr has signed HB 1361. The measure takes effect immediately. Orr also signed bills to: —Establish lifetime hunting and fishing licenses, effective July 1. —Require the Department on Aging and Community Services to compile information on social and health services provided to Hoosiers over 60 who aren’t in nursing homes or other institutions. —Authorize the state commissioner of mental health, with approval of the state budget director and the governor, to contract for management of Larue D. Carter Memorial Hospital. The law takes effect immediately.

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fellowship hall of the Greencastle Presbyterian Church. Debbie Ruark will be the teacher. Class for students in first grade through third grade will be held on Thursdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m. Fourth through sixthgraders will meet on Thursdays, 6:30-7:30p.m.

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