Banner Graphic, Volume 16, Number 127, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 January 1986 — Page 8

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The Putnam County Banner Graphic, January 11,1986

Obituaries Myrtle Russell Mrs. Myrtle G. Russell, 83, Quincy, died Saturday at Putnam County Hospital. Arrangements are pending at the Whitaker Funeral Home, Cloverdale. Clifton ‘Tip’ Priest Funeral services for Clifton K. “Tip” Priest, 85, will be at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Hopkins-Rector Funeral Home, Greencastle. Burial will follow in Brick Chapel Cemetery. Friends may call 4-8 p.m. Saturday. Mr. Priest died early Friday at Heritage House Convalescent Center, Greencastle.

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Circuit Court Lisa Bumgardner vs. Paul T. Bumgardner, dissolution of marriage. William G. Smallen vs. Donald L. Saylor, Kiger Trucking Co. and Bland Trucking Co., complaint for damages. Dana L. Hall vs. Lawrence A. Hall, dissolution of marriage. Carol L. Flack vs. Michael L. Chartier, reciprocal. Constance L. McGaughey vs. Paul D. Secrest, reciprocal. State of Indiana vs. Mildred Gibson, proceedings supplemental. Hubert S. Blaydes and Hubert S. Blaydes Jr., doing business as H.S. Blaydes & Son, vs. Lincoln Priebe and Tim Priebe, doing business as Lincoln Priebe & Son, complaint. Greencastle Federal Savings Bank vs. William and Sarah Burroff and Mary J. Coleman, complaint to foreclose mortgage. Putnam County Court Criminal cases filed: Thursday, Jan. 9-Donald A. Pearson, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated with blood alcohol content of .10 per cent or higher; Jesse R. Hoops, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated with blood alcohol content of .10 per cent or higher; Vickie A. Smith, leaving the scene of an accident, operating a vehicle while never receiving a license; Julia Barr Oliver, deceptionissuance of bad check; Alice M. Payne, leaving the scene of an accident. Small claims filed: Monday, Jan. 6-Operation Life vs. Charles Kaliner; Operation Life vs. Carolyn Jensen; Operation Life vs. Chuck Tipp; Operation Life vs. Randy J. Woodyard; Operation Life vs. Jarrell Bushong; Oeration Life vs. Chester Bixler; Operation Life vs. Emery Yates, Edward Mitchell and Barbara Dodge; Operation Life vs. James Cooper; Operation Life vs. Randall Robinson; Operation Life vs. Thomas Williams; Operation Life vs. Clarence Demus; Operation Life vs. Harvey Stone; Operation Life vs. Alvin Stinnett. Real Estate Transfers Thomas J. Albin, et ux, to Merle L. Dixon, et ux, warranty deed, .388 acre, Greencastle Twp. Earl D. Gouker, et ux, to William G. Quinette, et ux, warranty deed, Lot 387, plat of Jefferson Valley. Hazel Bales to William E. Bales, Velma L. Branneman, Gwendolyn Wells, Buddy and Neillie Bales, quit claim deed, property in Jefferson and Warren townships. Riddell National Bank of Brazil to Loren D. Horn, et ux, corporate deed, property in Cloverdale Twp. Tri-County Bank and Trust Co., executor of the estate of Marjorie L. Gilliland, to Herbert S. Blaydes, et ux, executor’s deed, 3.2 acres, Franklin Twp. Jesse E. Brown, et ux, to James W. White, et ux, warranty deed, Lot 72, Section 5, Van Bibber Lake, Inc. Charles G. Pettit to Mary L. Pettit, warranty deed, .482 acre, Washington Twp. Michael E. Minnick to Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Washington, D.C., warranty deed, Lot 31, Parkview First Addition, Fillmore. Curtis L. McClure, et ux, to Gary Brown, warranty deed, 3.63 acres, Cloverdale Twp. Gleason E. Gardiner to Cheryl L. Gardiner, quit claim deed, Lots 24 and 25, Russellville Original Plat. Mary J. Tesmer, personal representative of the estate of Charles Bruner Thomas, to Mary J. Tesmer, executor’s deed, part Lot 196, Greencastle Original Plat. DePauw University to Robert E. Roberts, et ux, easement of right-of-way, part Lots 13, 208 and 211, Voss Subdivision, Greencastle Original Plat. Clifford Torr, et ux, to Robert E. Roberts, et ux, warranty deed, part Lots 14, 208 and 211, Voss Subdivision, Greencastle Original Plat. Dorothy A. Williams to James Green, et ux, warranty deed, Lots 8 and 9, Square 26, Greencastle Commercial Place.

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Rockville bank joins others in Old National Bancorp cluster

The Rockville National Bank has accepted a letter of intent for a merger with Old National Bancorp of Evansville. Old National Bancorp Chairman Dan W. Mitchell has announced that Rockville National Bank’s Board of Directors has approved an all-cash merger plan which could be consummated by mid-1986, pending shareholder and regulatory agency approval. The value of the transaction will be approximately $9 million. WITH ASSETS OF NEARLY $46 million, Rockville National Bank becomes the third member of an Old National Bancorp “cluster” of banks anchored by Merchants National Bank of Terre Haute. First Citizens Bank and Trust Co. of Greencastle is also a member of this cluster. John Royse, president of Merchants National Bank, says Rockville National is a welcome addition to the Terre Haute cluster of the Old National Bancorp. “Rockville National brings Old National Bancorp a firm Parke County customer base developed over 131 years of service. At the same time, Rockville National will have all the advantages of a larger corporation.”

Greencastle schools CALENDAR OF EVENTS . Jan. 13-17 Monday, Jan. 13 Middle School-Intramurals, 3:30-4:30p.m. High School-Semester testing schedule: Sicence, driver education, industrial arts. Tuesday, Jan. 14 High School-Semester testing schedule: Social studies, agriculture. Wednesday, Jan. 15 Jones School-Mrs. Susan Hirt will present a program on substance abuse to fifth-grade students. Middle School-Semester testing schedule: All Ist, 2nd and 3rd period classes will have test. High School-Semester testing schedule: Math, foreign language, music. Thursday, Jan.l6 Middle School-Girls cheerleading tryouts. Bth grade-3:30-4:00 ; 7th grade--4-4:40p.m. Intramurals, 3:30-4:30 p.m. Semester testing schedule: All sth, 6th and Bth period classes will have tests. High School-Semester testing schedule: English, business, physical education. Friday, Jan. 17 All Schools-Half day for students. Dismissal time for elementary and middle schools, 11:15 a.m.; high school, 1:30 a.m. End of first semester. Middle School-Semester testing schedule: All 7th period classes will have tests. Note: An additional telephone line has been added to Northeast School. The new number for this line is 653-7201. The old number is also in operation. An additional telephone line has been added to Jones School. The new number for this line is 653-8973. The old number is also in operation.

South Putnam meeting Monday

Summer maintenance priorities and a report on boiler work at the Fillmore and Reelsville elementary schools are among items on the agenda for Monday night’s regular monthly meeting of the South Putnam School Board. The 8 p.m. session at the administration building will be preceded by a board of finance meeting at 7:30 p.m. Both meetings are open to the public. Board members will convene in closedTests Continued from page 1 Ingle said. Lt. Gov. John M. Mutz challenged state leaders to encourage more young people in Indiana to finish high school and college. “There is an emerging relationship between economic development and education,” Mutz said at the conference. “Education is an absolutely essential ingredient.” In the last two years, Mutz noted, two companies considering moving to Indiana asked about the scholastic achievement of students in the area they were considering.

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NORVAL W. DIXON Rockville National president

Rockville National President Norval Dixon says, “The merger is most attractive because it will allow us to offer the broadest possible banking services

door session at 7 p.m. for discussion of “personnel matters and legal concerns.” The five-member board, which previously met on the first Monday night of each month, has changed its regular meeting dates to the second Monday night.

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without sacrificing the personal service which is a Rockville National tradition.” DIXON’S FAMILY HAS been part of that tradition for four generations. His wife’s grandfather, Alfred C. Crays, and her father, Dwight L. Crays, both served as President of Rockville National Bank. Family participation can be traced throughout the entire history of Rockville National, with several bank presidents being the sons-in-law of former presidents. Rockville National Bank was founded in 1855, and has served Parke County continuously since that time from the same site in Rockville. The bank also operates a branch in Montezuma. The proposed merger calls for no changes in personnel whatsoever. Rockville National Bank will retain its name, management, and board of directors. ROCKVILLE NATIONAL BANK is the fifth bank to join Old National Bancorp since its formation. Old National Bancorp is headquartered in Evansville, and will have assets of nearly $1.2 billion when all pending mergers are finalized.

4-H Beef enrollment due Jan. 16 The Putnam County 4-H Fair is more than six months away, but January is an important month for 4-H Beef exhibitors, according to Darrel L. Thomas, county youth extension agent. TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR exhibition at the county and state fairs, 4-H beef steers and crossbred heifers must be tagged, noseprinted and weighed. Animals must be enrolled on a special 4-H beef enrollment form by Jan. 16. Tagging, weighing and nose-printing will be done from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jan. 18 at the Putnam County fairgrounds. Purebred heifers born prior to Sept. 1, 1985 should be enrolled by Feb. 1 and those born after Sept. 1 by May 15. The weighing of a 4-H steer will automatically qualify that animal for the Rate-of-Grain Contest, which will culminate at the county fair. ALSO, PUTNAM COUNTY 4-H Beef Show animals must be enrolled during January. Animals that qualify must be bred, born and raised in Putnam County. Beef show enrollment information is to be turned in at the same time as the regular beef enrollment. Anyone desiring more information or needing enrollment information should call the county extension office.

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Dear Abby Teen-age daughter tolerates boyfriend’s physical abuse

DEAR ABBY: My 17-year-old daughter has been dating a boy for 2 1/2 years. They recently got back together after being broken up for about four months, which were the happiest four months I’ve spent in the last 2 1/2 years. For the entire time they dated it was one crisis after another. He treated her rotten and she always forgave him—even made excuses for him. She’s a fine Christian girl, beautiful inside and out. Well, when she and Brock (not his real name) broke up the last time, she admitted that he had been slapping and hitting her. She would tell us the bruises she had were from “falling” or bumping into things, but now it turns out Brock had hit her. She related one incident where he slapped her so hard, she hit her head against the back window of his truck and fell to the floor! Now I’m sick at heart, fearing that she’ll marry him. I hope and pray something will open her eyes before it’s too late. Abby, please advise girls that they can’t change a guy after marriage. She won’t listen to me. WORRIED MOM DEAR MOM: She may not listen to me, either, but I’ll try: People who tolerate repeated physical abuse need therapy to find out why they have such a low opinion of themselves that they will put up with it. Brock is a clar' :< i potential wife-batterer. Yc... daughter should not continue seeing him unless he gets counseling and corrects his abusive behavior. And your daughter needs counseling, too. * * * DEAR ABBY: My husband (I’ll call him Whiskers) grew a very lush beard two years ago, and I love it, but it has created a problem. We are planning a trip to Australia, and the picture on his passport shows him to be clean shaven. Now that he has a beard, we are wondering if this might cause a problem. What is your advice? WHISKERS’ WIFE DEAR WIFE: It is essential that one’s passport picture resemble the person carrying it. Whiskers has two choices: (1) Shave off his beard so his face matches his passport picture; (2)

DePauw calendar

SUNDAY (JAN. i2)-DePauw University Art Center Exhibition: Putnam County Art League Exhibition, 33rd Annual Art League Exhibition of work done by residents of Putnam County, Opening reception 2-4 p.m., Gallery hours: Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday 1-5 p.m. -Terrace Room brunch, Union Building, 11:30 a.m.-l: 30 p.m. TUESDAY (JAN. 14)-Tiger Talk luncheon, Room 221, Union Building, noon. -Women’s basketball: IU Southeast, Lilly Center, 7 p.m. WEDNESDAY (JAN. 15)-Men’s basketball: Wabash College, Lilly Center, 7:30p.m. -DePauw Concert Choir and Century Singers Tour ’B6 Home Concert, Stanley Irwin conducting, Thompson Hall, Performing Arts Center, 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY (JAN. !6)-McKim Observatory Open House, DePauw Avenue, 7:30-10 p.m. Free admission. FRIDAY (JAN. 17)-Men’s basketball: Webster University, Lilly Center 7:30p.m. SATURDAY (JAN. 18)-Men’s basketball: Washington University-St. Louis, Lilly Center, 3 p.m.

Wrong number Information provided to the BannerGraphic about area host families for foreign exchange high school students contained an incorrect telephone number. Families in the North Putnam or South Putnam school districts who would like to open their home to an exchange student may obtain further information by calling the Youth for Understanding office at 2477331 in Indianapolis or Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey, area representatives of the program, at 745-2347 in Danville.

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apply for another passport accompanied by a new picture showing Whiskers with whiskers. * * * DEAR ABBY: I was invited to a baby shower and decided not to go because I hardly know the girl it was for. Also, I would not have known any of the other girls who organized it if I bumped into one of them on the street. I was severely criticized because I didn’t call to say I wasn’t going to attend. (To tell you the truth, I forgot.) I was also criticized because I didn’t send a gift. Abby, is a person supposed to send a gift whether she attends or not? I was told that is what people with good manners do. Clue me in. NO-SHOW AND NO GIFT DEAR NO-SHOW: The definition of a “gift” is: “Something voluntarily transferred from one person to another without compensation,” so obviously you were not obligated to send a gift. But you should have acknowledged the invitation, with thanks, and declined. That is a matter of common courtesy. * * * DEAR ABBY: Don’t you think it’s rude to ask a woman what size carat her engagement ring diamond is? Why would anybody ask such a personal question? LUCY DEAR LUCY: They probably want to know how much lettuce it took to buy it. ((letting married? Send for Abby's new, updated, expanded booklet, “How lo Have a l.ovely Wedding." Send your rtiinie and address dearly printed with a check or money order for $2.50 and a long, stamped (.'l9 cents) envelope lo: Dear Abby, Wedding Hooklel, IVO. Box .‘1892:1, Hollywood, Calif. 90038.)

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