Banner Graphic, Volume 15, Number 21, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 September 1984 — Page 4

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The Putnam County Banner-Graphic, September 27,1984

Area news roundup

NEW MAYSVILLE-The Faithful Followers Club met in September at the Cambridge Inn, Crawfordsville. Mrs. Tedrow called the meeting to order by

Dr. Daryl W. Hodges O.D. and his staff cordially invite you to an OPEN HOUSE Saturday, September 29, 1984 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 814 E. Washington St., Greencastle, Ind. L / EVERYONE WELCOME V >

FURNITURE Manufacturers' and Distributors' DISPOSAL TRUCKLOAD SALE FRIDAY • SATURDAY • SUNDAY Sept. 28 Sept. 29 Sept. 30 noon-8:00 9 to 8 10 to 4 Shop the big furniture disposal TRUCKLOAD SALE! Furniture manufacturers and furniture distributors have been brought together for 3 days for the greatest furniture sale in history. The huge armory has been rented and over $ 200,000 worth of quality home furnishings must be sold. This may be the final factory disposal sale in the Greencastle area! GUARANTEED SAVINGS OF 40 to 75 % OFF AREA RETAIL PRICES

TERMS Of SALE • All prices good 3 days only. • All purchases must be taken during sale; delivery will be available at additional charge. • All manufacturers' guarantees will be in effect • Master Card and Visa will be available along with cash or check.

3-PIECE SOFA-CHAIR AND LOVESEAT In Herculon®

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4 WAYS TO BUY - CASH - CHECK Choose from many famous brand living room suites at a fraction of their cost. Plus many unadvertised specials!!! Come out... see the quality ... check the low, low prices... delivery can be arranged! TRUCKLOAD SALE STAGED INSIDE NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY 401 N. ARLINGTON, GREENCASTLE s ™r eD DILLMAN’S FURNITURE

reading a poem entitled “Show Me the Way.” Mrs. Eleanor McMullen read the secretary’s reports. Mrs. Mabel Robbins gave the treasurer’s report. Bertha Trot-

SAVt 40 to 75%! Because of extreme conditions throughout the United States, many of the nation’s largest furniture manufacturers have hundreds of thousands of dollars in cancellations from retailers all over the country! They had to dispose of the merchandise so DILLMAN'S FURNITURE has been selected by these manufacturers to arrange and conduct this factory furniture disposal sale. 3-PIECE EARLY AMERICAN PILLOW ARM SOFA, LOVESEAT AND CHAIR In Antron Nylon ALL THREE PIECES *444

ter sent cards to Marge Sutherlin and Clellia Jones. Mrs. Howard Mullen was a guest. Members and their guests spent the afternoon shopping. The next meeting will

Kp * y.' Ashley Square /Ti f , 653-8918 20% aft on OXFORD CLOTH BLOUSES solids, stripes, plaids now through Oct. 6th PARACHUTE PANTS s"" 25 % off J i\ Get’em while they last! J

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Sale to be staged at the National Guard Armory 401 N. Arlington, Greencastle

Huge Selection of iv % ! RECLINERS *77 Truckload of storting LAMPS " Many styles to choose Tj f from including GLASS, METAL, WOOD, ■NO BRASS Lamp shades available *6.50 ea. 6-PIECE COUNTRY CASUAL EARLY AMERICAN LIVING ROOM • Large Sofa • Lounge Chair • Matching rocker • Cocktail Table * 2 End Tables XU SOOO NOW ONLY WWW

New Maysville

include a white elephant sale at the home of Mrs. Donnis Hertel. Mrs. Vera Clones entered St. Elizabeth Hospital, Lafayette, Sept. 22. CINDY ZIMMERMAN AND Brian Wellers were wed in a Sept. 8 ceremony at the Bainbridge Methodist Church. After the reception, the bridegroom’s family from Michigan and Ohio and the bride’s family and friends gathered at the family home to get acquainted and eat. The bride’s brother, Butch, Colorado, was also in attendance.

RUSSELLVILLE-A son, Nathan Glen, was born Sept. 6 to David and Tammy McGaughey, Bainbridge, at Hendricks County Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Glen and Susie McFarland, Roachdale, and paternal grandparents are Clay Baked eggplant vegetarian supper fare

By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor VEGETARIAN SUPPER Baked Eggplant & Rolls Tossed Green Salad Fruit & Anise Cookies BAKED EGGPLANT lM>-|jound eggplant 3 large eggs 3 tablespoons unbleached all-purpose flour Va cup olive oil (about) Meatless tomato sauce (about 4 cups) Dried Oregano 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese

Wash and dry eggplant; trim ends; do not pare; slice into Vi-inch thick rounds. Sprinkling with salt, layer slices in a colander; cover and let drain for 1 hour; dry slices with paper towels. Beat eggs and flour until smooth. In a large skillet heat 2 tablespoons of the oil. Dip eggplant in egg-flour mixture and slowly brown on both sides in the hot oil; add more oil as needed. Add a layer of eggplant to a shallow 2-quart baking disn( about 12 by 8 by 2 inches). Heat tomato sauce and cover eggplant with some of it; sprinkle with oregano and some of the cheese; continue to layer in this way. Bake in a preheated 35(Megree oven until hot through to 3U minutes. Makes 6 servings.

USALE of office products!

Come in and register for prizes to be given away. ffiVT'l Tl JLavJ AM/FMRadio.Blanketend a nylon - J?— jKgi&ftawH J Tune »i anytime la Iv 'fipTyv fLsCY J ,o ocm ll 811 j——-COUPON r 0 I rr? — * . t | As2.sGValue FREE 1 ' I AND HE £f SHOULDER BAG j I j L <KlQ,fc \ \ TRAVEL MUGS Place an order lor SIOO Of more Sil/P a fi h*. \ C Zw,. of Ml* mwch.nd.ie • get this I e v 1 C'a |\ \ === = / / 1 ] z-ppered nylon carry-all u our , | ~ z ~~ / way ol saying thank you. * POST-IT NOTES HU J 1 AgN INSERTABLE-TAB • Attention-getting yellow, 3x 5 FILM RIBBONS I J 'ey* WA j{ RING BINDER INDEXES - Fohbm Srfectnc „ Us—, ; VVITH*THIB COUPON 8 colored tabs, lor 11 x BV> . 10Q , heets/pad Sugg List $4 25 Each in box ol six wl n ‘7| d*v « # |WJ 3-ring binders _ TUU rAY m SuggUslUTOS. Sugg Us, ,22 .d SALE S 329 ONLY 52.39 H* { 5 SALE $125 SALE SlOEd * ' LI 1 W ._ % 1 ration NON-SUSPENSION fiT') Li? W PERSONAL TOfrORAWERFILE lt iY I ; pw, ce.» / cartridge copiers \ /I cabinet MxaGaiAi,/ ' . / I / • No-mess toner/developar carlridga \ • Letter-size. 22" daap ; L__" 7 / • 2000 copies/cartridge \ • Follower block : — 1 SIUHAIiE • Black. Brown. Dk Blue. LI Blue. \ • Choice ol Blue, While. Almond ' V | EW BINDER BOXES Rad or Green color copies x \ -■ - or Brown • Sturdy libreboard, letter-size NEWI Deluxe . Customize your own' . String tie closing Desktop Modal Desktop Model % Q Sugg List 18200 • Clear msenable pockets , § et up m seconds! niJ| v . Reduces .rS*: Sugg Lis, $6lO Each in cartons o, ,2 ONLY an<j En|lrgMl \ W SPECIAL ZZZ "*> HtS »1395° •WL30 - $69 95 ( ja CQ SSJO each when FREE cartridge wHh purchaeel k NOW purchased Individually f PLASTIC DESK TRAYS E 2 • Easy-care laminate top I Bright, bold lines in Blue. CAD CUEET • Letter-size M Chisel-tip permanent ink • File Drawer ■ Red, Biack or Green LLtAn once l a Stackable H in Gf9en ' Blue ' Red • Center drawer. 4 box drawers, ■ PROTECTORS . Beige Black Smoke , Red, n and Black, marks on anything central locking if Sugg. List J9B- - For tl" x B'.V material Blu Choco i ate ■■ , • Black or Tropic Sand Sugg List J, OOO Box ol 100 NOW (9 99 ‘ Sugg List *379.00 ■ NO wTFKC NOW $750,00 $298 f NOW ONLY SALE S2B9 95 1 T /0 “T ' //STlPlf MICRO- \ cA wc \ Lffml m computer \570.00 /{ / \ j binder. WORKSTATION uk-- — V\ 1 ADD ROLLS Box o, 100 sheets TRANSPARENT TAPE • Long-wearing laminate surface, I 7 \ ,65 lt tong SALE $449 on most pap., • Locking storage cabin«. shell below \ > Sugg Li« 83. Ron £,V Sugg List 8169.95 JM) only 38<= S “““r;“ 0Ty®129 95 M Roll mcm o, 100 SALE v | 95 *- 45' Roll purchased Individually n - |k | 16 N. Jackson St. (J r"{ j / (J Greencastle * Daily 9-5 3USINESS CENTER Friday9 ' B

Mrs. Dorothy Woods attended the craft show at Crawfordsville, Sept. 21. She and her son, James Woods, will show and sell their crafts Oct. 6 at the Berry Street Festival, Greencastle. Mr. Tyson has established a salvage yard in the west end of New Maysville. Mr. and Mrs. James Majors have started on a basement of their home south of their old residence. BROTHER ROD HARMON, pastor of the Eternal Grace Baptist Church, New

Russellville and Eleanor McGaughey, Russellville. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McFarland, Roachdale, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jones, Bainbridge, and Mrs. Rose Evans, Lebanon. THE DIZZY DOZEN Euchre Club held its party on Tuesday, Sept. 11 with Mrs. Eva Ferguson. Prizes were awarded to: Mary Cushman, high score; Peg White, most lones; Mary Lou Ades, low; and Ruth White, traveling. Mary Lou Ades was the guest. The next party will be Oct. 9 at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Bushong. The Pythian Sisters of Lawton Temple held their luncheon meeting at the Cam-

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Penny Minnick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max R. Minnick, Cataract, and Ernie Kempt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kempt Sr., Cunot, will be united in marriage at 7 p.m. Oct.

Maysville, and Mrs. James Barker are helping with the Christian school at Roachdale Baptist Church. Approximately 50 people gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilson for a school reunion recently. The family of Patricia Dillow will give her a party at Plainfield when she retires Sept. 29 from Wishard Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James Malayer attended the Michigan vs. Purdue football game Sept. 21.

bridge Inn, Crawfordsville, Sept. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Asher, Russellville, attended a pig roast recently at the home of Virgil Asher, Fincastle. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams have sold their property in east of town to Kenny Pittman and are moving to Greencastle. RELATIVES AND FRIENDS from Indianapolis, Bloomington, Brownsburg, Darlington, Brazil and Crawfordsville attended funeral services for Mrs. Lula Grimes Sept. 22 at the Russellville Community Church. Burial was in Hebron Cemetery.

5 at the Cataract Baptist Church. All friends and relatives are invited. A reception will follow at the Cloverdale Community Building.

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