Banner Graphic, Volume 15, Number 355, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 October 1985 — Page 12

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The Putnam County Banner Graphic, Tuesday, Oct. 1, 1985

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City Police Daniel Frauenheim, 21,3115. Locust St., Greencastle, was issued a citation for going the wrong way on a one-way street at 10:30 p.m. Monday by Officer Mike Hanlon. James Mewirter, 20, Route 1, Reelsville, was issued a citation for disregarding an automatic signal at the intersection of Jackson and Washington streets at 1:25. a m. Tuesday by Officer Hanlon. The intersection of Indianapolis Road and Tenth Street was the scene of a twovehicle accident Monday morning. Involved in the ii:io a.m. accident were a 1978 Chevrolet driven by Charles Sage, 83, Route 5, Greencastle, and a 1972 Chevrolet Nova, driven by Nancy Brubaker, 31, 211 Hillsdale Ave., Greencastle. Sage told Sgt. Paul Wilson that he saw a car with its headlights approaching but thought he had enough time to turn. Brubaker told the officer she was in front of a vehicle with its headlights on. The driver said Sage applied his brakes and turned in front of her vehicle. Putnam Circuit Court Donna Goodhart vs. Board of Commissioners, county of Parke and Board of Commissioners, county of Putnam, complaint. Darlene June Smiley vs. Harold Smiley, dissolution of marriage. Thelma Marie Jones vs. George R. Jones, dissolution of marriage. Bobbie L. Buis and Jackie Buis vs. A 1 Carney Chevrolet-Buick Inc., complaint. Brenda Moy vs. John Moy Jr., dissolution of marriage. Candelaria Thomas vs. Howard Thomas, dissolution of marriage. Putnam County Court Criminal cases filed: Friday, Sept. 27- Allen T. Beaman, driving while suspended; Mike Dean, battery; Richard D. Evans, deception - issuance of bad check. Small claims filed: Tuesday, Sept. 17- Marie Ellis vs. Billy Boyette. Wednesday, Sept. 18- Budget Motors vs. John and Sarah Foster; Budget Motors vs. Carmilla Lady; Budget Motors vs. William Lady; Heritage Lake vs. James Canady; Heritage Lake vs. Brian and Donna Cole; Heritage Lake vs. Elias and Helen Fuller: Heritage Lake vs. Norman

DePauw calendar

TUESDAY (Oct. D--7 p.m., DePauw Debating Society will sponsor an audience debate on tne resolution “Rock Videos Have Gone Too Far,” Room 115 E, Performing Arts Center. WEDNESDAY (Oct. 2)—10 a.m., Chapel: Chaplain Kevin Armstrong, “Wishful Thinking,” Meharry Hall, East College. THURSDAY (Oct. 3)—4 p.m., Chemistry Seminar: David Ahigren ’73, Research Scientist with IBM, “Careers For The Physical Scientist In The Semi-conductor Industry,” Room 120, Julian Science & Math Center. -8 p.m., DePauw Little Theatre Production: “Reverse Psychology,” Moore Theatre (tickets: $4). Guest director Jennifer Davis Moy ’B2. -9 p.m., U.B. Movie: “The Flamingo Kid,” Auditorium, Julian Science & Math Center (tickets: $1.50). FRIDAY (Oct. 4)-DePauw University Art Center exhibition: Annual Art Faculty Exhibition, William Meehan/David Herrold/Robert Kingsley, Oct. 4-27. Reception on Oct. 4, 6-8 p.m. Gallery hours: Monday-Friday 9-4 p.m., Saturday 10-4 p.m., Sunday 1-5 p.m. -8:30 a.m., field hockey: DePauw Invitational, Earlham College/Kalamazoo College/Lake Forest College, McKeen Field. -3 p.m., soccer: DePauw vs. Principia College, Boswell Field. -7 & 9 p.m., U.B. Movie: “The Flamingo Kid,” Auditorium, Julian Science & Math Center (tickets: $1.50). -8 p.m., DePauw Little Theatre production: “Reverse Psychology,” Moore Theatre, Performing Arts Center, (tickets: $4). Guest director Jennifer Davis Moy’B2. SATURDAY (Oct. 5)-8:30 a.m., field hockey. DePauw Invitational, Earlham College/Kalamazoo College/Lake Forest College, McKeen Field. -10 a.m., tennis: DePauw vs. Taylor University (JV), Blackstock Courts. -11 a.m., soccer: DePauw vs. Greenville College, Boswell Field. -2 p.m., football: DePauw vs. Denison University, Blackstock Stadium. -3:30 p.m., Jazz Concert, Bowman Paris. -4 p.m., soccer: Alumni, Boswell Field. -7 & 9 p.m., U.B. Movie: “The Flamingo Kid,” Auditorium, Julian Science & Math Center (tickets: $1.50). -8 p.m., DePauw Little Theatre production: “Reverse Psychology,” Moore Theatre (tickets: $4.00). -8-10 p.m., McKim Observatory Old Gold Day open house, DePauw Avenue.

United Way

Baseball, $600; Russellville Little League, $300; South Putnam Babe Ruth League, $300; South Putnam Pee Wee Football, SI,OOO, and South Putnam Recreational Swimming, SSOO. Behind campaign chairman Marty Hutcheson is a group of division chairmen who will be soliciting contributions during the October campaign. They include: Business/industry, Bob Miller and Deb Gannon; Prospectors, Jerry Swanson and Anita Sharp; Professional/Ministerial, Marty Hutcheson; Government, Donna Boulse (federal), Dave Clark (State Farm), Bill Davies (other state), Diane LaViolette (courthouse), Susie Skinner (other county employees) and Wayne Mark (municipal); Special Gifts, Asbury Towers, Bob Farber; Education, Janet Price (Cloverdale) Carole Greenawald (Greencastle) Valerie O’Hair (North Putnam), Jim Huter (South Putnam) and Greg Rice, Don Weaver and Joan Claar (DePauw University); Putnam County Hospital, Brenda Heacock and Sue Murray; Residential, Lori Webb (central).

and Elaine Gregory; Heritage Lake vs. William and Marjorie Hamilton: Heritage Lake vs. Walter and Marilyn Hannowsky; Heritage Lake vs. Richard and Jean Harlow; Heritage Lake vs. Patricia Harrington; Heritage Lake vs. Charles and Susan Heiliger; Heritage Lake vs. Mark and Shirley Hermerding; Heritage Lake vs. James and Barbara Ingalls; Heritage Lake vs. George and Diane Johnson; Heritage Lake vs. Keith and Lois Kessler; First National Bank of Cloverdale vs. Nancy A. Pollom; Culligan of Greencastle vs. Darlene West; Culligan of Greencastle vs. Raymond D. Rainbolt. Thursday, Sept. 19- Central Indiana Supply Co. vs. Tom Tyler d/b/a Tyler Agri-Products; Killion Electric Co. vs. Karen Kennedy. Monday, Sept. 23- Everett Strahl vs. Robert Harris; Apple Blossom Owners Association vs. Karl Schafer; Apple Blossom Owners Association vs. Janet Foley; Apple Blossom Owners Association vs. Lee and Carol Overman. Tuesday, Sept. 24- Betty J. Monnett vs. Thelma McDougall. Wednesday, Sept. 25- Operation Life vs. Leonard P. Walters; Operation Life vs. Nicolette V. Jolly; Operation Life vs. Nathan A. Query; Operation Life vs. Jim Albin; Operation Life vs. Merle W. Jones; Operation Life vs. Rick Daniels; Mutual Hospital Services vs. James C. and Mary Tomlinson; Town of Roachdale vs. Clone Runiyon; Audrey Satterblom vs. Ray and Rick Noriega; Audrey Satterblom vs. Brian D. Morris. Thursday, Sept. 26- Tyronne Gutherie vs. State of Indiana, Linley E. Pearson, Department of Correction, Indiana State Farm, H. Gene Combs, superintendent; John Irwin vs. State of Indiana, Indiana Department of Correction and Indiana State Farm; Mark Gregory vs. State of Indiana, Indiana Department of Correction and Indiana State Farm; Gary Van Dyke vs. State of Indiana, Indiana Department of Correction and Indiana State Farm; Marcus A. Cannady vs. State of Indiana, Indiana Department of Corrections and Indiana State Farm; Anthony Smith vs. State of Indiana, Department of Correction and Indiana State Farm; Yahya A. Talib vs. State of Indiana, Indiana Department of Correction and Indiana State Farm; Daryl W. Hodges vs. James Knauer; Kersey Music vs. Gary Crandall.

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Valerie O’Hair (north) and Janet Price (south); Direct Mail, Connie Lambermont. Selected residential areas will be contacted via mail. Families in such areas will receive brochures describing agencies and services. Enclosed will be returnable envelopes in which people can send their contributions. The mail campaign is being conducted in an effort to inform more residents of United Way agencies. If successful as a pilot program this year, it will probably be expanded to include additional rural areas in the future. ANYONE WITH QUESTIONS about the bnited Way or wishing to help with the campaign may call the office at 653-5638 from 8 a m.-noon or 1-3 p.m. any weekday. Persons who wish to contribute, but who haven’t been contacted, may send donations to United Way of Putnam County, P.O. Box 365, Greencastle, or drop them off at the office, located on the second floor of the Senior Center, 9 W. Franklin St., Greencastle.

Rehearsing for their performance Friday in the first "Brown Bag Recital" of the season are (from left) Debbie Frazier, Cheryl Steiner, Charlotte Dudley, Whitney Morrill and Janet Trout. Also members of the Renaissance music group, but not pictured, are Ann Cooper and

Medieval start for 'Brown Bag Recitals'

The second season of “Brown Bag Recitals” will begin at 12:05 p.m. Friday, Oct. 4 in the sanctuary of First Christian Church, 110 S. Indiana St., Greencastle. The 30-minute mini-recitals will be given the first Friday of each month, October through May. They offer an opportunity to spend the noon hour in a peaceful environment enjoying music. RENAISSANCE MUSIC will be featured Friday. Medieval instruments played

Greencastle Schools

Wednesday, Oct. 2 Northeast-Individual photographs will be taken. Middle school-Six-weeks testing schedule: 6th, 7th and Bth gradesscience. Seventh grade group guidance program on test-taking skills will be conducted through geography classes today. High school-Fall play auditions, 3:30 p.m., auditorium. Key Club meeting, 7-8:30 p.m., cafeteria. Thursday, Oct. 3 Middle school-Six-weeks testing schedule: 6th grade-language arts A: 7th and Bth grade-English. Friday, Oct. 4 All schools-End of first grading period. High school-The GHS Marching Band will perform at the home football game under the direction of Mr. Jon Hamm. Middle school-Six-weeks testing schedule: mathematics, 6th, 7th and Bth grades.

Cloverdale Schools

CLOVERDALE SCHOOLS Oct. 1-4 Tuesday, Oct. 1 Junior high volleyball with Owen Valley, 6 p.m. Varsity volleyball at Clay City, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 2 Cross country meet with Cascade at Monrovia, 4:15 p.m. Band practice, 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3 Junior high football game with Owen Valley, 6 p.m. Varsity volleyball game at Northview (Brazil), 6:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 4 Varsity football game at North Central of Farmersburg, 7:30 p.m

Hospital notes Putnam County Hospital Dismissed Friday: Mary Bostic, Jacqueline Glenn and daughter, Kenneth Grundlock Jr., Tammy Phillips and son, Maurice Rader, Dewey Skinner, Josie Smiley, Eunice Wallen and Renita Worthington and daughter. Birth: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips, Greencastle, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weist, Cloverdale, a boy. Dismissed Saturday: Velma Borer, Alma Davis, Dora Poynter, Kenneth Shepherd, John Valle, Julie Weist and son and Thomas Young. Birth: Mr. and Mrs. Broderick Tillman, Brazil, a girl. Dismissed Sunday: Cynthia Barger and Robert Hurt.

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Debbie Grammel. The 30-minute program featuring medieval musical instruments will begin at 12:05 p.m. Friday at First Christian Church, 110 S. Indiana St., Greencastle. (Banner-Graphic photo by Eric Bernsee).

during the performance will include five different members (sizes) of the recorder family, lute, flute and fife, harpsichord, violin and several percussion instruments. The recital will also include the singing of a madrigal and performance of medieval dance. Members of the Renaissance Ensemble include Ann Cooper, Charlotte Dudley, Debbie Frazier, Debbie Grammel, Whitney Morrill, Cheryl Steiner and Janet Trout.

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Future “Brown Bag” offerings during the series will include piano, violins, harp, flute, woodwind ensemble, brass ensemble, voice and organ. THE MINI-RECITALS WILL be held 12:05-12:35 , after which persons who bring a sack lunch may eat in fellowship hall, where beverages are provided. The recitals are free and open to everyone in the community. Cymerman concert gets rave reviews Claude Cymerman, associate professor of piano at DePauw University, received an outstanding review in the London Daily Telegraph during a summer tour performance in that city. THE RECITAL. WHICH featured Cymerman on piano and Sherban Lupu on violin, was termed at “outstanding success,” the newspaper reviewer wrote. “The violin and piano duo Sherban and Claude Cymerman reached a peak of technical virtuosity and expressive insight with a superb performance of Enescu’s Third Violin Sonata,” the Telegraph wrote. Those works will be released in their debut recording around Christmas and will be available in the United States. Also, the BBC recording will be aired in Great Britain on Nov. 27,1986. IN ADDITION TO HIS regular performances at DePauw, Cymerman will perform a series of concerts at the Indianapolis Museum of Arts this fall. The schedule of concerts is: Oct. 20 - Solo recital -- Bach, Mozart, Brahms. Nov. 3 - Violin and piano with Sherban Lupu, three sonatas for violin and piano by Brahms. Dec. 8 - Recital with Sherban Lupu.

North Putnam band earns top rating The North Putnam High School Marching Band earned a First Division in the Midwestern Marching Band Festival last Saturday at Bush Stadium in Indianapolis. Forty-six bands from throughout the state were entered in four classes according to the enrollment of their high school. North Putnam, with an enrollment of 449 students, was entered in Class D. Out of the 21 bands competing in Class D, North Putnam was ranked in fifth place. The 136-member Marching Cougar Band will be performing this Saturday, Oct. 5, at the Indiana State School Music Association District Contest at Lawrence Central High School in Indianapolis. The band’s scheduled performance time is 9:39 a.m. and the event is open to the public. Debate tonight on rock videos The DePauw University Debating Society is inviting the public to hash out a timely subject - the issue over whether rock videos have overstepped standards of taste and morality. The audience-participation debate will answer the question of whether “Rock Videos Have Gone Too Far,” at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 1 in the Performing Arts Center on the campus.

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