Banner Graphic, Volume 14, Number 115, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 January 1984 — Page 8

The Putnam County Banner-Graphic, January 20,1984

The bottom line of success in Hollywood is: The bottom line

c. 1984 N.Y. Times News Service HOLLYWOOD Winners and losers in Hollywood are determined as much by expectations as by results. Among the major movies of 1983, “Superman III,” for example, was widely felt to be a failure, although it was the fifth most successful movie of the year and earned Warner Bros. $36.4 million in film rentals. A lightweight comedy called “Mr. Mom," in ninth place with $31.5 million in film rentals, however, was considered a major success by the movie industry. “Mr. Mom,” which starred Michael Keaton as a husband who stays home with the kids, was not given much chance to survive, even by its distributor, 20th Cen-tury-Fox. Conversely, “Superman II” had earned more than $65 million in film rentals; Warner Bros, hoped for as much from its sequel. In the end, “Mr. Mom,” at a cost of approximately $8 million, was considerably more profitable than “Superman III,” which cost more than $35 million. Movie theaters sold nearly $3.7 billion worth of tickets in the United States and Canada in 1983, setting a record for the third year in a row. Approximately half of that $3.7 billion was returned to movie studios ir the form of film rentals. Several studio executives, asked to name the biggest surprise of the year, settled unhesitatingly on the success of Paramount’s “Flashdance,” which reached theaters last April and which was still selling tickets even after videocassettes and disks of the film were released in September. “Flashdance,” starring the unknown Jennifer Beals as a welder in Pittsburgh who wants to be a ballet star, was the sixth most successful movie of 1983. “ ‘Flashdance’ disproved the Hollywood wisdom that a spring picture will automatically get killed by the summer releases,” said Ashley Boone, president of distribution at Columbia. “It was an eyeopener.” The success of “Flashdance” had technological implications for Hollywood as well. A decade ago, movies lived and died through their ticket sales in theaters in the United States. Perhaps a few million dollars extra would come from a sale to television and a few million more from theaters abroad. In 1983, “Flashdance” was an example of the extraordinary

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Ohio radio stations carry hatchet murder trial

CHILLICOTHE, Ohio (AP) - Two radio stations broadcast a hatchet-murder trial live from start to finish, giving listeners the chance to hear the guilty verdict at the same time as the defendant, says a station official who believes the broadcast is a first. “We just wanted to do something to get the information to people as quickly as possible,” said Mike Smith, the news director of WBEX-AM and WKKJ-FM. The broadcast

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6:00 OOOQ3O NEWS (D THE TOMORROW PEOPLE "The Vanishing Earth" Helpless, the Tomorrow People fear the world is doomed. (Part 4) 0 THREE’S COMPANY ® ONE DAY AT A TIME ffi 3-2-1 CONTACT © I LOVE LUCY © JIM BAKKER 6:30 Q NBC NEWS (D MR. WIZARD’S WORLD You're invited to Mr Wizard's kitchen where you may pour yourself a glass of air. O LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE ® WKRP IN CINCINNATI (D CBS NEWS © BUSINESS REPORT © BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 7:00 g m*a*S*H ® YOU CAN’T DO THAT ON TELEVISION Television" Go behind the scenes in TV production. O ABC NEWS g CD CBS NEWS ® COLLEGE BASKETBALL DePaul vs South Florida (2 hrs.) © PEOPLE'S COURT © NBC NEWS ffi MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR ffi ANDY GRIFFITH 03 700 CLUB "America At The Crossroads" Topic: America's growing taste (or the mystical (1 hr.) 7:30 O TIC TAC DOUGH QD THE THIRD EYE "Into The Labyrinth" The witch Belor is draining the life from Rothgo as he tries in vain to help Terry, Helen and Phil recover the Nidus. (Part 6) O NBA BASKETBALL Indiana Pacers at Boston Celtics (2 hrs.) O ffi ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT A look at Mickey Rooney's recent projects, including stage, videotape and recording work O FAMILY FEUD ffi WHEEL OF FORTUNE ffi NBA BASKETBALL Indiana Pacers vs Boston Celtics (2 hrs., 30 min.) 8:00 0 ffi LEGMEN (Premiere)Two part-time detectives purchase a sports car unaware that the car is the key to a million-dollar heist. (1 hr.) 3) THE ADVENTURES OF BLACK

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amounts of money that can be made outside of theaters. “Flashdance” cost only $9.5 million, less than the average sll million expenditure for movies made in 1983. The movie has already earned $36 million in film rentals at theaters in the United States and Canada. Paramount estimates, however, that the nontheatrical revenues from “Flashdance” money from the expanding new technologies of pay cable, videocassettes, network and syndicated television, videodisks, merchandising and the soundtrack album will come to another $27 million. When movie box offices closed last Dec. 31, “The Return of the Jedi” was, as expected, the most successful movie of 1983. Aliens in various shapes and colors have been the top box-office winners in Hollywood in four of the last five years “Superman” in 1979, “The Empire Strikes Back” in 1980, and “E.T.” in 1982. The $165.5 million that “The Return of the Jedi” returned to its distributor, 20th Century-Fox, in film rentals did not enable it to overtake “E.T.” as the most successful movie of all time. Universal has earned more than $209 million in film rentals for Steven Spielberg’s “E.T.” So far, “The Return of the Jedi,” the last film in George Lucas’s “Star Wars” trilogy, is in third place, behind “E.T.” and Lucas’s 1977 “Star Wars.” Between them, Spielberg and Lucas now account for the top six money-making movies in Hollywood history. Three

posed few problems and drew few complaints, he said. On Thursday, three judges convicted Timothy D. Wingo, 33, of the May 3 hatchet slaying of 74-year-old Beatrice Woodfork, a former Sunday school teacher. Wingo also was convicted of robbery in the aggravated murder case, meaning he could be sentenced to death. Smith said he had not originally planned to broadcast

BEAUTY "Father And Son" A traveling magic show comes to town and needs the Gordons help. O BENSON Benson is deluged with romantic offers when he is selected as a magazine's bachelor of the month, g ® ★★★ "Quest For Fire" (1981, Fantasy) Everett McGill, Rae Dawn Chong. Three members of a prehistoric tribe that hasn't the knowledge for making fire are sent in search of a new source when their continuously burning pilot fire is extinguished. R' (1 hr., 35 min.) O ffi THE DUKES OF HAZZARD Two bandits rob an armored car but Daisy and Luke are arrested when it appears they are the crooks (1 hr.) ffi WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW ffi LESTER SUMRALL TEACHING B*3o 3D the TOMORROW PEOPLE The Vanishing Earth" Helpless, the Tomorrow People fear the world is doomed. (Part 4) Q WEBSTER George and Katherine believe that Webster may have been kidnapped when he does not come home from school on time ffi WALL STREET WEEK ffi TODAY IN BIBLE PROPHECY 9:00 0 ffi THE MASTER (Premiere) (1 hr.) CD SIXTH VAN CLIBURN INTERNATIONAL PIANO COMPETITION In this final segment, a revelation is about the kind of self-discipline and devotion that all the competitors must have to risk their future for the sake of their art.(Part 3) (1 hr., 5 min.) Q BLUE THUNDER Chaney battles a drug and arms dealer who uses a remotecontrolled killer plane to eliminate his foes. (1 hr) 0 ffi DALLAS ® TWILIGHT ZONE ffi INSIDE STORY "Whose News Is It?" Restriction of press access to news is examined: highlighted is the barring of the press during U S military action in Grenada ffi TODAY WITH LESTER SUMRALL 9:CO O THE JEFFERSONS ffi INTERNATIONAL EDITION Ford Rowan hosts a look at important trends and news events in the United States as seen by foreign television and print journalists stationed in this country. 10:00 0 © THE NEW SHOW Guests: comedians Gilda Radner and Kevin Kline. (1 hr.)

“E.T.,” the fifth-place “Jaws,” and the sixth-place “Raiders of the Lost Ark” were directed by Spielberg. Lucas directed “Star Wars,” and his Lucasfilm company produced “Raiders of the Lost Ark” and the “Star Wars” trilogy, including the fourth place “The Empire Strikes Back.” It is Spielberg’s golden touch that made “Twilight Zone,” his anthology movie of the supernatural that he co-produced and co-directed based on the television series of an earlier era, seem such a disappointment last summer. The film earned a more than respectable sl6 million in film rentals, good enough to be in 25th place for the year. The second biggest box-office success of 1983, as listed by Variety, the showbusiness trade weekly, was Dustin Hoffman playing a female soap opera star in “Tootsie.” “Tootsie” brought Columbia $94.5 million in film rentals. “Tootsie” was followed by “Trading Places” ($40.6 million), with Eddie Murphy; “War Games” ($36.6 million), with Matthew Broderick; “Superman III”; “Flashdance”; “Staying Alive” ($33.6 million), with John Travolta in a sequel to “Saturday Night Fever”; “Octopussy” ($33.2 million), with Roger Moore as James Bond; “Mr. Mom”; and “48 Hrs.” ($30.3 million), with Nick Nolte paired with Eddie Murphy. Except for the outright failures, no summing up can be made yet for the 20 movies released last Christmas since movies released in December get most of theii revenues in the next year. However, “Sudden Impact” has already earned more money than any of Clint Eastwood’s three previous “Dirty Harry” movies. Among 1983’s commercial failures or disappointments were Woody Allen’s “Zelig,” with $6.5 million in film rentals; Clint Eastwood’s “Honkytonk Man” ($2.8 million), and Francis Coppola’s “Rumble Fish” ($1.2 million). Other big-budget movies that did poorly were Martin Scorsese’s “King of Comedy,” starring Robert De Niro, which cost sl9 million and returned $1.2 million to 20th Century-Fox, and Disney’s $23 million version of Ray Bradbury’s “Something Wicked This Way Comes,” which earned the studio $3 million. Ironically, Disney’s reissue of its 1937 “Snow White” earned the studio $14.5 million.

the entire trial live. “But because of listener reaction, we did. We received well over 100 calls. Luckily it was not a jury trial and lasted only three days,” he said. Among the obstacles the stations faced were “people calling to say they couldn’t hear the judge. He wouldn’t allow a microphone on his bench” because they could pick up conferences with lawyers, he said. The judge did allow the stations to place a microphone

O ® NEWS O MATT HOUSTON Matt is pronounced clinically dead after suffering a severe head injury while on an investigation. 5d hr.) ® ★★ "Beastmaster” (1982, Adventure) Marc Singer, Tanya Roberts. A young man with an unusual talent tor governing animals searches for the villain responsible for the destruction of his village. PG' (1 hr., 45 min.) O ffi FALCON CREST Phillip forces Melissa to bow to his wishes and sell the Agretti harvest to him. (1 hr.) ffi AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "Ray Charles / Lee Greenwood" Ray Charles performs "Georgia" and other hits, and Lee Greenwood performs "1.0. U." and "Somebody's Gonna Love You," (1 hr.) ffi MOVIE ** * "Elvis - That's The Way It Is" (1970, Musical) Documentary. (2 hrs.) ffi DWIGHT THOMPSON 10:05 ® FIRST EDITION Guests: Bob Gottlieb, editor-in-chief of Alfred A Knopf, Inc. publishers. 10:35 3) AT THE MET: OLMSTED AND CENTRAL PARK The pinnacle of American parks. Central Park, and its designer, Frederick Law Olmsted, are featured against a backdrop of original drawings and photos of what was a vast swamp in the mid- 1800's. 11:00 0 O 0 ffi ffi NEWS 2) PERFORMERS' SHOWCASE ‘Dave Brubeck: Live At The Vineyards” Jazz oaimst Dave Brubeck performs at the Paul Masson Vineyards in Saratoga in 1981 with his son Chris, Jerry Bergonzi and Randy Jones. (1 hr.) O ® SOAP ffi BUSINESS REPORT ffi PRAISE THE LORD 11:30 O ffi TONIGHT Host Joan Rivers Guests: actresses Mario Thomas and Betty Buckley. (1 hr.) O MOVIE "The Mummy" (1959, Horror) Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee (2 hrs) O BARNEY MILLER 0 MOVIE "Men Who Love Women" (1977) Tony Roberts, Patty Duke Astin (2 hrs.) ® LOVE BOAT ffi MOVIE **'/? “The Driver" (1978, Drama) Ryan O'Neal, Bruce Dern (2 hrs., 15 min.) ffi INDIANA LAWMAKERS

in front of him when he announced the verdict, according to Smith, who said he had not heard of any other stations broadcasting a complete trial “Commercials were during recesses. We did not take any breaks for commercials,” he said. As to the two listener complaints he received, “One guy said he would rather hear music than somebody else’s problems. The other guy said he just didn’t want to hear it,” he said.

12:00 O ffi ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE ® AN HOMAGE TO STEVE MARTIN Steve Martin presents a variety of comedy in this exclusive special. (1 hr .30 min.) 12:30 0 © FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS A private reel segment with David Bowie and music videos by The Rolling Stones, Talking Heads, The Police, and The Beatles. (R) (1 hr., 30 min.) ® MOVIE ** "The Law" (1974, Drama) Judd Hirsch. John Beck. (2 hrs., 30 min.) 1:00 O ROCK TV ffl WEATHER 1:30 O MOVIE **'? "Day Of The Animals" (1977. Horror) Christopher George. Leslie Nielsen (2 hrs.) ® MOVIE * * "Forced Vengeance" (1982, Drama) David Opatoshu, Mary Louise Weller. (1 hr., 45 min.) 2:00 0 ffi NEWS O ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT A look at Mickey Rooney's recent projects, including stage, videotape and recording work ffi PAUL YONGGICHO 2:30 ©NEWS ffi JIMMY SWAGGART 3:00 ® INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS ffi GOD'S NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS 3:15 ® MOVIE * * * "The Evil” (1978, Horror) Richard Crenna, Joanna Pettet. (1 hr., 30 min) 3:30 O STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO ® ROWAN & MARTIN'S LAUGH-IN ffi THE BLACKWOOD BROTHERS 4:00 ® MOVIE ** “Guns Of Diablo" (1964, Western) Charles Bronson, Susan Oliver. (2 hrs.) ffi TODAY WITH LESTER SUMRALL 4:30 0 SOUL TRAIN 4:45 ® MOVIE ** "Island Of Adventure" (1979, Adventure) Norman Bowlee. Wilfred Brambell <1 hr., 25 min.)

Legal Notice TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT FOR 1983 CLINTON TOWNSHIP. PUTNAM COUNTY, INDIANA Balance Balance Cash Funds 1-1-83 Receipts Disbursements 12-31-83 Township 3417.99 3704.80 3895.73 3227.08 Poor Relief 835.38 3488.17 912.25 3411.30 Federal Revenue Sharing 1248.00 2477.00 2950.00 775.00 Dog 485.00 291.00 185.00 591.00 Totals 5986.37 9960.97 7942.98 8004.36 DETAIL OF RECEIPTS DETAIL OF DISBURSEMENTS (Continued) TOWNSHIP FUND Sandra J. O’Halr 2150.85 General property taxes 3321.14 Lori M. O’Halr 500.00 Auto and aircraft excise tax 420.66 IBM. Corp 32.00 Total Receipts 3741.80 Coan Pharmacy 11.24 POOR RELIEF FUND Doris Mlshler 50.00 General properly taxes 1897.80 Ind. Township Trustee Assoc 60.00 Auto & aircraft excise tax 240.37 Florence Rush 150.00 Total Receipts 2138.17 David Berry 150.00 FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING Willard Clodfelter 150.00 Federal revenue sharing 2477.00 Total 3895.73 Total Receipts 2477.00 DOG FUND DOG FUND Auditor of Putnam County 185.00 Miscellaneous receipts 291.00 Total 185.00 Total Receipts 291.00 REVENUE SHARING FUND DETAIL OF DISBURSEMENTS Bainbridge Fire Dept 1800.00 TOWNSHIP FUND Auditor of Putnam County Greencastle Post Office 40.00 for Poor Relief 1350.00 Books Plus 35.93 Total 2950.00 Greencastle Decorating 20.69 POOR RELIEF FUND Harold Smith Ins. Agency 90.00 Poor Relief Disbursements 912.25 Banner-Graphic ~..158.84 Total 912.25 Audrey Meyers 34.55 'NOTE: A detailed accounting of Poor Relief J. C. Penney Co 82.62 Claims is on file in the County Auditor's Progressive Printing 29.01 Office and may be viewed during business Wilson & Hutchens Law Firm 150.00 hours. State of Indiana ss: Putnam County I. Sandra J. O’Hair, Trustee of Clinton Township, Putnam County, Indiana, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the preceding report Is complete, true, and correct; that the sums with which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received by me, and that the various Items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated; that such payments were made without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or to any other person. I further swear (or affirm) that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law in the office of the county auditor, and that copies of such annual report are in custody of the township advisory board and the State Board of Accounts. Said report is subject to Inspection by any taxpayer of the township. Sandra J. O’Hair, Trustee Jan. 20(1 T Legal Notice TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT FOR 1983 GREENCASTLE TOWNSHIP, PUTNAM COUNTY, INDIANA Balance Balance Cash Funds 1-1-83 Receipts Disbursements 12-31-83 Township 7756.74 2749.56 8598.82 1907.48 Poor Relief 69799.51 62014.09 7785.42 Federal Revenue Sharing 244.88 26566.13 25000.00 1811.01 Oog 90 660.00 631.40 29.50 Totals 8002.52 99775.20 96244.31 11533.41 DETAIL OF RECEIPTS DETAIL OF DISBURSEMENTS (Continued) TOWNSHIP FUND A. E. Boyce Co., Inc 8.87 General property taxes 2253.53 Books Plus 25.47 Bank building & loan tax 146.92 Robert Lowe 160.00 Auto 6 aircraft excise tax 349.11 General Tel. Corp. of Ind 292.44 Total Receipts 2749.56 Banner-Graphic 150.73 POOR RELIEF FUND Put. Co. Council on Aging 900.00 General property taxes 59671.76 Roy York 875.00 Miscellaneous receipts Adv. draw .10125.75 Central Ins. Agency 261.00 Total Receipts 69799.51 Total 8598.82 FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING POOR RELIEF FUND interest on investments 20.13 Poor Relief Disb 62014.09 Federal revenue sharing 26546.00 NOTE: A detailed account of the Poor Relief Total Receipts 26566.13 claims is on file in the Co. Auditor's office and DOG FUND may be viewed during business hours. Dog tax collected 660.00 Total 62014.09 Total Receipts 660.00 FEDERAL REV. SHARING FUND Greencastle Fire Dept 25000.00 DETAIL OF DISBURSEMENTS Total 25000.00 TOWNSHIP FUND DOG FUND Joseph Ward - Trustee 3864.00 Gerald R. Bert 30.00 Juanita Crosby - Clerk 960.00 Eugene Sutherlin 60.00 Joan Stevens 225.00 Dr. Johnson M.D 250.00 Paul Gould 225.00 Tim Shinn 90.00 Austin Kircher 225.00 P(JI. Co. Hosp 201.40 Audry Myers 327.21 Total 631.40 State of Indiana ss: Putnam County I. Joseph Ward, Trustee ol Greencastle Township. Putnam County, Indiana, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the preceding report is complete, true, and correct; that the sums with which I am charged In this report are all of the sums received by me, and that the various Items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated; that such payments were made without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or to any other person. I further swear (or affirm) that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been paid money by the township has been filed as required by law in the office of the county auditor, and that copies of such annual report are in custody of the township advisory board and the State Board of Accounts. Said report is subject to Inspection by any taxpayer of the township. Joseph Ward, Trustee Jan. 20(1 T

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

Maureen relaxed from her “baby mania” and followed the prescription to stop functional sterility. In 2 months she was pregnant. CASE G-989: Maureen T., age 32, now has a baby boy, 6 months old, as a result of following the prescription below. For she and her husband were both organically normal but had avoided pregnancy for their first 10 years of marriage. They had no organic reasons to prevent pregnancy, so their lack of a baby was due to what we call “functional sterility”. Several factors are vital to the conception of a baby, such as: (a) Timing. This also involves a 6 hour-12 hour overlap of sperm & ovum! The normal young woman produces a fertilizable egg (ovum) about midway of her menstrual month as 13 to 15 days prior to the onset of her next period. The ovum then ruptures free from one or the other of her 2 ovaries and slowly floats into the outer third of a Fallopian tube, to be fertilized by an appropriate male sperm. Thence, it soon passes into the womb (uterus) and is anchored to the inner wall thereof for 9 months. (b) Vaginal acidity. The male sperm are of 2 types, with the smaller sperm being the one that produces a boy baby. But that smaller sperm, though a faster swimmer, may not reach the egg first if the wife’s vaginal moisture is even slightly acid. In that case, the larger sperm that produces girl babies usually win. Sometimes, however, the vaginal acidity paralyzes both types of male sperm, so no pregnancy will ensue that month.

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Veterinary colleges have found that a baking soda douche, injected into the cow just before mating, will lead to a much higher ratio of male (bull) calves being bom. Conversely, a mild lactic acid douche loads the dice in favor of heifer calves, which are usually preferred by farmers. But if the lactic acid douche is a little too strong, no calves will be born from that mating. The mild baking soda douche (teaspoonful per quart of warm water) often neutralizes the vaginal acidity of an anxious wife and thus permits pregnancy. Apropos of that “Timing” category above, researchers believe a sperm may be too weak to fertilize an ovum if it is over 6 hours old. And the female ovum must not be older than 12 hours, so marital relations both morning and night will help assure the overlap of that 6 hour-12 hour start of the human embryo. Send for my booklet “Facts About Pregnancy”, enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 25 1. Give it to all newlyweds, plus worried career wives like Maureen! (Always write to Dr Crane. Hopkins Bldg Mellott. Indiana 47958 enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 25* to cover typing and printing costs when you send for one ot his booklets.) Legal Notice NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT Estate No. 84-1 Notice Is hereby given that Fern E Pedigo and Donald Delp were on the 12th day of January. 1984, appointed co-executors of the will of Leroy Delp. deceased. All persons having claims against said estate whether or not now due. must file the same In said court within live months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this 12th day of January. 1984. Sharon L. Hammond Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court Sutherlin and Zelner Attorneys Jan. 20/27/2T

Legal Notices STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF PUTNAM sa: IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT 1984 IN THE MATTER OF ESTATE OF CHESTER L. HARBISON, DECEASED Estate No. 83-6 NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF CHESTER L. HARBISON In the matter of the Estate of Chester L. Harbison, deceased. No EST. 83-6 Notice Is hereby given that Maxine Harbiaon as Administratrix of the above named estate, has presented and filed her final account in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action ol said Circuit Court, on the 13th of February, 1984, at which time all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said court and show cause. If any there be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. Maxine Harbison Personal Representative Sharon L. Hammond Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court Attorney for Estate J. Frank Durham Jan. 20(1 T Public Hearing on Revenue Sharing Funds. The Putnam County Board of Commissioners will meet at 7:00 p.m. Monday, February 6, 1984 to receive ideas from citizens concerning use of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds for 1984. The amount of $18,000.00 Federal Revenue Sharing Funds to be used as designated for Acct. No. 350 Public Assistance to the Learning Center. Highway No. 20,000 Bitumlnius, Engineering Fees and Stone. All citizens including senior citizens are invited to participate in planning the use of the money. Attest: Jewel Blue, Co. Auditor Jan 20)27(2T NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice Is hereby given that the Board of School Trustees of NORTH PUTNAM COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION will receive bids for three (3) school bus bodies and chassis (two (2) 66-passenger and one (1) special education with lift). Notice la also hereby given that the Board will trade-in buses but reserves the right not to trade-in buses If allowances are unacceptable. Specifications are on file In the Office of the Superintendent of Schools Box 169, 12 East Main Street, Bainbridge, Indiana, 46105. Bids ars to be filed by 4:00 P.M., February 2, 1984, In the Office of the Superintendent of Schools. Bidders shall use the proper Bid Form 95 and shall fils a non-collusion affidavit. The bid shall be accompanied by a bid bond In the amount of five (5) per-cent of the bid or a certified check of the same amount. The Board of School Trustees raaerves the right to reject any and all bids and waive any informalities. Bids will be opened publicly and read aloud at the regular Board Meeting on Thursday, February 2,1984. BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES NORTH PUTNAM COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION By: J. Carroll Fordice, President Joseph E. Crosby, Secretary Jan. 13(20(2T NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION IN THE PUTNAM CIRCUIT COURT Estate No. 84-2 Notice is hereby given that Mark Archer was on the 12th day of January. 1984, appointed administrator with the will annexed ol the estate of Francis Moran, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate whether or not now due, must tile the same in said court within five months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle. Indiana, this 12th day of January, 1984. Sharon L. Hammond Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court Martha Grace Reese WILSON HUTCHENS A REESE 26 North Vine Street P.O. Box 44 Greencastle, Indiana 46135 (317)653-2632 Attorneys Jan. 2012712 T

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Apartments ATTRACTIVE 3 rooms. Near town and campus. Clean. All utilities except electricity. 6536550. UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom upstairs apt., with stove, refrigerator, heat and water furnished. 653-5945 after 5 p.m. 1/20/23/25/3T 1 BEDROOM apartment, heat, sewage & water furnished. 1 block from town. Call 6533629 after 5 p.m. 1/13/7T 2 BEDROOM furnished apt. $ l5O a month. 653-4009. 12/10/TF SPACIOUS contemporary 4 room, carpeted apartment, air conditioned, appliances, heat and water furnished. Bainbridge, phone 539-4346 after 4 p.m. 10/22/TF Lost and Found LOST; White and tan Walker Hound. Lost near vicinity of Putnamville. Call 653-9072. 1/18/3P Legal Notice LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA DOCKET NO. 37360 IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION FOR INVESTIGATION AND FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF RULES, REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS OF SERVICE FOR TELEPHONE UTILITIES IN INDIANA PROVIDING SERVICE AS A RESELLER OF INTRASTATE WIDE AREA TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES (WATS) MID-AMERICAN COMMUNICATIONS CORP., Petltionar ALLAN COMMUNICATIONS OF FORT WAYNE INC., CENTRAL INDIANA TELEMARKETING CORPORATION, TELEMARKETING COMMUNICATIONS OF EVANSVILLE. INC., ALLNET COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES OF INDIANA INC., INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY INCORPORATED. GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC., Reapondants Notlca ia haraby glvan that tha Public Sarvlca Commission of Indiana will conduct a public haarlng in this cause in tha Rooms of the Commission, 907 State Office Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, at 9:30 a.m., EST, on February 1,1984. Public participation is requested. Jan. 20(1 T THE PUTNAM COUNTY BOARO OF COMMISSIONERS MET IN REGULAR SESSION, MONDAY, JANUARY 16. 1984. AT 9:00 A M. LEGAL TIME AT THE COURTHOUSE IN GREENCASTLE, INDIANA AND ALLOWEO THE FOLLOWING PAYROLL: PUTNAM COUNTY GENERAL PAYROLL: Charles F. Evens 248.00, Robert D. Patton 224.00, PUTNAM COUNTY HIGHWAY PAYROLL: Robert Bain 595.25, Patricia Sager 427.26, Wilma Davis 399.72, Brian Boiler 444.32, Gary Cox 440.36, James Evans 432 44. Mark Gubser 428.48, Brian Phillips 444.32, Wayne Runnells 511.64, Dennis Shillings 456.20, Jack Yount 448.28, James C. Boiler 466.09, Carl Bond 428.71, Steven Phillips 483.34, Michael York 479.03, Emerson Phillips 478.47, Joseph Ash 544.56, William Burroff 402.88, John Shaner 406.60, David Alenduff 123.60, Bill Malayer 560.58, James Akins 508.10, James Graves 529.21, PUTNAM COUNTY CUMULATIVE BRIDGE PAYROLL: Steven Flint 386.40, David Helton 90.00, Peggy Spencer 24.00, Lachefle Wells 22.75. Attest: Jewel Blue Co. Auditor Jan. 20(1 T

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