Banner Graphic, Volume 15, Number 289, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 July 1985 — Page 12

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City Police David G. O’Hair, 1216 S. Bloomington St., Greencastle, was arrested for criminal recklessness at 11:25 p.m. Wednesday by Officer Terry Kendall. Greencastle Fire Dept. Firemen were called to the Eventide Nursing Home, 1306 S. Bloomington St., at 5:38 a.m. Thursday. The alarm malfunctioned, firemen said. After checking out the system, firemen returned to the station at 6:01 a.m. Putnam Circuit Court Mark C. Weatherly, petitioner, petition for habeas corpus. Geoffry G. Gale, as attorney in fact for Lois Sheridan Gale, vs. Phillip M. Lomoro and Betty E. Lomoro, complaint to cancel real estate contract and for damages. Brian C. Sechrest vs. Indiana Department of Corrections, tort claim. Gary Brown vs. Mary Brown, dissolution of marriage. State of Indiana vs. James R. Fenwick, proceedings supplemental. Putnam County Court Small claims filed: Thursday, July 18- Greencastle Community School Corporation vs. Mr. and Mrs. David Rumley; Greencastle Community School Corporation vs. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Allen; Greencastle Community School Corporation vs. Mary Lee; Greencastle Community School Corporation vs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones; Greencastle Community School Corporation vs. Robert Lady; Greencastle Community School Corporation vs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dean; Greencastle Community School Corporation vs. Debra L. Snodgrass; Edward Wick vs. David Purdue. Friday, July 19- Daniel Schoolcraft vs. Helen Galford; Black Lumber Co. vs. Larry McMains; Black Lumber Co. vs. Douglas Newmann; David W. Perney vs. Don Smith. Tuesday, July 23- Wilson, Hutchens and Reese vs. MLS Temperature Center and GarmanW. Sowers. Wednesday, July 24- Earl and Connie Neeley vs. Theresa R. Miller.

Hospital notes

Putnam County Hospital Dismissed Wednesday: Melinda Jackman and Tonna Penley and son. Birth: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miles Jr., Route 1, Greencastle, a boy. *** New Arrivals Kenny and Brenda Kerns, Roachdale, are the parents of a daughter, Hannah Jo, born June 25 at Witham Memorial Hospital. She weighed 7 pounds, IV4 ounce and joined brother Heath at home. Maternal grandparents are Hershel and Elsie

Ear tube insertion surgery can now be done at Putnam Hospital

Since joining the surgery staff at Putnam County Hospital Dr. Robert Winders has made the insertion of ear tubes a procedure much easier for patients and their families. Until Dr. Winders began doing this delicate procedure at PCH those needing small plastic tubes to be inserted into their eardrums, to aid in the removal of fluid from the ear canal, usually traveled to Indianapolis or Terre Haute. In many cases children under the age of

Dermatologists accepting local patients

Dermatology Inc., represented by Dr. William Moores, Dr. Meg Gatney ad Dr. Keeter Schrist of Indianapolis, will accept patients in Greencastle beginning Wednesday, July 31, Putnam County Hospital spokesman Sue Murray announced. A representative of the group will be available 9 a.m.-3 p.m. July 31 and then

Daze Work

We’ve been able to maintain that momentum, so we’re obviously very proud of that.” He’s also proud of the fact his new hometown of DeLand, like Greencastle, is a Main Street community. He’ll be able to sit on the beginnings of the revitalization project there and noted the similarity of Stetson University (a liberal arts college) calling DeLand home as well. “It’s like a big Greencastle in many ways,” Knights says of the community. Greencastle, meanwhile, is on the verge of greatness, Knights says. “I FEEL VERY UPBEAT about it,” he says, noting IBM’s

GHS class of 75 sets 10th reunion Aug. 10 The Greencastle High School Class of 1975 will hold its 10-year reunion Aug. 10 at Windy Hill Country Club. For reservations or information, persons may call Teresa at 653-8343 or Julie at 653-4881.

Criminal cases filed: Monday, July 22- Gregory A. Green, receiving stolen property; Kurt D. Emde, deception- issuance of bad check; James C. Stewart, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and operating a motor vehicle with blood-alcohol content .10 per cent or higher; Gene P. Ferguson and Edward Farrah, theft; Todd D. Gorham, illegal consumption; Thomas W. Nelson, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and operating a motor vehicle with blood-alcohol content .10 per cent or higher; Billy Frye, deception- issuance of bad check. Marriage Licenses James Steven Akins, Bainbridge, and Anity Sue York, Bainbridge. Mark Ader Starr, Greencastle and Violet M. Sims, Greencastle. Real Estate Transfers John D. Carter, et ux, to Denzil Benassi, et ux, warranty deed, 0.038 acres, Marion Twp. Mary Ruth Dagenhart to James H. Lukenbill, et ux, administrator’s deed, Bainbridge. Frederick Bly to Stephen A. Bly, et ux, quit claim deed, Lazy River Country. Peoples Bank and Trust Co. to Bobbie Snider, et ux, corporate warranty deed, Apple Blossom Lakes. Gordon K. Young to Gordon K. Young Jr., warranty deed, 2.21 acres, Clinton Twp. James A. Buck to A. Wayne Hamblen, et ux, warranty deed, 16.86 acres, Clinton Twp. Alfred Elma Tucker, et ux, to Joe and Louise Laudig, easement, Cloverdale. Leann Steele to Michael R. Steele, quit claim deed, Madison Twp. Michael R. and Leann Steele, to Donald E. Fields, et ux, warranty deed, 0.16 and 0.64 acres, Greencastle. Correction In a July 13 report of a Greencastle Merchants Association meeting, action taken was not an ordinance but a resolution to encourage voluntary actions by merchants relative to parking of employees in areas to be designated for customers.

Fenwick, Roachdale. Paternal grandparents are Hugh and Patricia Kerns, Roachdale. Paternal great-grandmother is Garnet Bryant, Los Angeles. New Arrival Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker, 9 Bloomington St., Greencastle, announce the birth of a daughter, Amanda Kathleen. Born July 13 at St. Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis, she weighed 7 pounds and 12 ounces and measured 20M> inches long. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stan Hewitt, Rochester, and Mrs. Jackie Smith, Logansport. Welcoming her home were brothers Ernie and sisters Beth and Megan.

10 are the ones needing this kind of surgery. The trip to the city for preliminary testing, as well as the same-day-surgery procedure was difficult for most children and their parents. The same operation can now be done here, at home, on a same-day basis. Any parent who feels his child might be having difficulty with his or her ears should first be in contact with the family physician.

continuing every other Wednesday. The doctors will be using the offices at Putnam County Health Care located at 309 Medic Way, Greencastle. Appointments to see one of the dermatologists can be made by calling 6532300 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. or on Wednesday and Saturday 9 a. m .-noon

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planned expansion and other expressions of interest. “The unity being expressed by community leaders with a same majority of them on the same wavelength is something we haven’t always had.” What Knights has always had is a love for Greencastle. “People who come to Greencastle (as transplants) have always liked it,” he explained. “I’ve always loved what I’ve done here. “I’ve enjoyed myself. I’d have to say I’ve been very lucky.” You’re wrong, Norm, we’ve been the lucky ones.

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have a good time without getting loaded. ’ ’ Responses from the participating teens included several methods. SADD (Students Against Drunk Driving) days at school, alcohol-free parties and school-wide demonstrations were suggested. “First, you have to show your friends how to have a good time without drinking,” Goldsmith contended. “Then, you have to find out how to communicate with students.” GOLDSMITH SAID students should consider whose conduct they are trying to affect during their anti-drunk driving campaigns. “Try to build up a core of messages, then come with an idea that will cause a lot of commotion,” Goldsmith suggested. "Put

Fair queen

She is also the 1985 Tri-County Fair Queen. “I’ve been active with the fair since I can remember,” Miss Baird related. “I’ve been involved with almost all of the activities behind the scene. I just feel like this opportunity (the fair queen contest) could be the icing on the cake.” In addition to her parents, the Baird family consists of siblings Stacey, 13, and Beau, 4. Miss Baird draws support from her parents and family and notes they have been a positive influence in her life. “MY FAMILY HAS probably had the most influence on me,” she said, “especially my parents. They have always been extremely supportive. They have helped me to develop the knowledge to do the right thing, and to follow the right channels to be able to do the things I want to do.” One of the channels she will eventually pursue is that of attending college, preferably Purdue University, she says. There she intends to major in biology and to aim at a career as a pediatrician. “I love children,” Miss Baird said of the reason for leaning toward the pediatrics profession, “and I wanted to do something in medical science. That is an ever-changing area,” she said. “I like a profession that will be something that is exciting, changes

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between squads. Director Rossi Mills said 1,000 girls will participate in separate camps, which cover a five-week period annually at DPU. (Banner-Graphic photo by Becky Igo)

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more peer pressure against drunk driving than there is now on promoting drinking and driving.” Goldsmith said efforts in recent vears to bring the drunk driving problem out in the spot light have made solutions more acceptable. “Ten years ago, you couldn’t stand up at an assembly and tell people not to drink and drive,” Goldsmith offered. “If you did, you would be out of the school the next morning.” THE DANGER TODAY and the challenge before the Teen Institute is to keep the movement alive. “You did so much the first year,” the prosecutor concluded “Just don’t look back and slack off.”

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everyday and that is not routine.’" Miss Baird’s experiences in life so far have not been limited to the U.S. Her term as a foreign exchange student, by traveling to Belgium, opened her eyes to other opportunities. “THAT HELPED TO give me a varied background,” Miss Baird notes of the Belgium trip. “It has opened a lot of doors and has caused me to see things differently and in a different respect that I used to. The lifestyle is really different.” But Miss Baird seems most content in the states and is looking forward to this year’s queen pageant. Asked what traits the queen should possess, Miss Baird responded, “She should have a positive attitude, smile and be friendly. “To me, the Putnam County fair is one of the best because there seems to be more enthusiasm and participation here than at other county fairs,” Miss Baird assesses. “I think the attitude here about our fair is very positive.” THAT POSITIVE attitude is one that Miss Baird also generates, saying people should not limit themselves. “I think I would tell people to try to do everything they possibly can,” she says. “You should try to touch all bases because everything you learn will help you in some part of your life.”

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Raymond Miller Jr., 58, Route 2, Greencastle, passed away late Wednesday at St. Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis. Among the survivors is the wife,

Mary T. Davis, 93, Greencastle, passed away Wednesday at Putnam County Hospital. Born March 30, 1892 in Paris, Ky., she was the daughter of Henry and Josephine (Spears) Clay. The family moved to Indianapolis and she later moved to Greencastle. Mrs. Davis was a Putnam County resident for 55 years. On Sept. 7, 1940, she married Charles L. Davis, and he preceded her in death in 1975. She was a member of the A.M.E. Church until it dissolved and then

Joseph Franklin Case, 71, Indianapolis, formerly of Roachdale, died Wednesday evening at Millers Merry Manor, Indianapolis. Born Sept. 19,1913 in Roachdale, he was the son of Joseph Franklin and Julia (Call) Case. Mr. Case had been in failing health for the past several years. Formerly an independent truck driver, he was a member of the Roachdale Christian Church and the Roachdale Masonic Lodge No. 602. Survivors include a son, Joe Ed-

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Obituaries Raymond Miller Jr.

lola (Cook) Miller. Funeral arrangements are pending at Hopkins-Rector Funeral Home, Greencastle.

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joined Mt. Zion Baptist Church. She was a member of the Needlework Club. Survivors include two brothers, Thomas and Charles McKinley; two nieces, Janet McKinley and Jane Parker, and a cousin, Mary Gaines. Services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Saturday from Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Rev. J.C. Mitchell will officiate, with interment at Forest Hill Cemetery. Friends may call 6-8 p.m. Friday at Hopkins-Rector Funeral Home, Greencastle.

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ward, Greencastle; a daughter, Mrs. Charles (Myra Jean) Storm; a sister, Ruth Wilson, Indianapolis; a nephew, John H. Wilson, Indianapolis, and a niece, Ann Hester, Idianapolis. He was preceded in death by a brother. Graveside services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Roachdale Cemetery. There will be no visitation. Serives and Morgan Funeral Home, Roachdale is in charge of arrangements.

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