Banner Graphic, Volume 16, Number 193, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 March 1986 — Page 10

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The Putnam County Banner Graphic, March 25,1986

Complete list of raffle prize winners from chili supper

Raffle prizes awarded at the March 15 “Fund a Fireman’ ’ Chili Supper were: SIOO Savings Bond, First Citizens Bank & Trust Co.--Nell Barnhart, Greencastle. Hardee’s Coupon packet-Evelyn Robbins, Greencastle. Johnny John’s $lO gift certificateKaren Delp, Greencastle. Banner-Graphic six-month sub-scription-A. Alexander, Cloverdale. T-shirt, Greencastle Sports, and toy tractor, Evens Implement-Dick Albright, Greencastle. Suntan Studio, 210 minutes of tanningDale McHargue, Carbon. Family photo setting and free roll of film developing by Wilson’s Photography--Wanda Gidcumb, Greencastle. Fire extinguisher from Midwest Fire Equipment Co.-Glen Gasnell, Greencastle. Delaney’s $5 coupon and It’s Only Natural $5 coupon-James Malayer, Roachdale. Hardee’s coupon packet-Lorraine Beck, Brazil. Five $6 Noble Roman’s couponsMorris McGaughey, Russellville. Heathcliff $25 gift certificate-Bill Dory, Greencastle. Wood Works $lO gift certificate-Larry Rogers, Greencastle. Five Greencastle Wash and Fill car washes--Janet Hayden, Cloverdale. Suntan Studio, 210 minutes of tanningSylvia Nichols, Fillmore. Hardee’s coupon packet-Bob Farrow, Greencastle. Five $6 Noble Roman’s coupons-Ila Reeves, Greencastle. Exercise bike, Sears Catalog Store-Ed Neary, Greencastle. Marsh Supermarket SSO shopping spree-Charles Phillips, Greencastle. Three car washes and $lO worth of gas (three times), Robo Car Wash-Dan Smith, Cartersburg. Hammer, Black Lumber Co.-R. Foxx, Greencastle. Hardee’s coupon packet-Mary Lou Lamb, Greencastle. Two $lO Torr’s Restaurant gift cer-tificates-W.A. Sutherlin, Greencastle. Two $lO dry-cleaning coupons, White Cleaners-Russell Buis, Greencastle. Ace Hardware $25 gift certificateWanita Hathaway, Greencastle. Blanket, G.C. Murphy, and microwave baking set, Schultz’s Family Store-Linda Sturgeon, Greencastle. Julia Burns painting-B. Hohlbein, Greencastle. Hardee’s coupon packet-Chet Cooper, Greencastle. Hardee’s coupon packet-David Claar, Greencastle. Anne’s Fashions SSO gift certificateBob Taylor, Greencastle. Ceiling fan, Phillips Electric, and John Wood installation-Isaiah Clise, Greencastle. Microwave, Horace Link-Bud Troxell, Greencastle. Ella Marie s Fabrics $25 gift cer-tificate-D.C. Hurst, Greencastle. Geri’s SSO gift certificate-Arlie Scaggs, Greencastle. Hardee’s coupon packet-Jim Daugherty, Greencastle. Curling iron, the Matador, and candlestick lamp, Flair Draperies-Sue Archer, Greencastle. Two Performing Arts Center subscriptions from DePauw-D. Simmons, Fillmore. Oil Change, McQuik’s Oilube-Betty Smith, Cloverdale. Moore’s Shoes SIOO gift certificateJoan Church, Putnamville. Kanon cologne, Mac’s Clothing StoreDan Whitman, Bainbridge. One free lunch and four personal pan pizzas, Pizza Hut-Larry Boswell, Fillmore. Hardee’s coupon packet-Mike Sutherlin, Greencastle. Autographed autobiography of Lee lacocca book-Don Gobert, Greencastle. Two Arriva all-season tires, Morrison Tire-Gary Hobson, Greencastle. One-week whirlpool, exercise and five tan sessions, Body Works-Sharon

Lutherans' Holy Week services set

Peace Lutheran Church will have Maundy Thursday and Good Friday services. The 7 p.m. Maundy Thursday service in the church’s fellowship area will include a Passover supper followed by Holy Communion. Those planning to attend are asked to call the church office, 653-6995, by noon Wednesday. The Good Friday service will begin at 7 p.m. in the sanctuary. All services are open to everyone. The church is located at 218 Bloomington St., Gieencastle.

Walters, Greencastle. Three $lO Double Decker gift certificates, including one from Scott LewisV. Liston, Greencastle. Framing certificate for $25, Gjesvold Photo-Sue Murray, Greencastle. Marsh Supermarket SIOO shopping spree-Vanessa Baird, Greencastle. Door chimes, Phillips Electric-Keith Robinson, Greencastle. J.C. Penney $25 gift certificate-Melissa Meier, Greencastle. One night’s lodging for two at Walden Inn-Lee Jones, Greencastle. Chainsaw, Headley Hardware-Kacy O’Hair, Greencastle. Assorted gifts, Cross Cuts, and $5-off coupon, Posey Patch-Teresa Parrish, Greencastle. Hardee’s coupon packet-Lola Dowty, Greencastle. Ambler Hill sls gift certificate-Helen Pallon, Greencastle. Hardee’s coupon packet-Fred Schmidtke, Greencastle. Chicago Cub backpack and books from WJNZ and two-dip cone from Taylor’s Patio-Isaiah Clise, Greencastle. Two large pizzas, Pizza Hut-Robert Koenig, Greencastle. Chicago Cub backpack and books, WJNZ, and two-dip cone, Taylor’s PatioAnnette Cook, Greencastle. Twenty-inch bike, Wal-Mart-Dan Pettit, Greencastle. AM-FM car stereo, 3D Auto; music tape, Radio Shack-Myrtle Ash, Greencastle. Hardee’s coupon packet-Eilen Shuee, Greencastle. Highway safety kit, Bess Pontiac-Julie Rogers, Greencastle. Geri’s SSO gift certificate-Wanda Gidcumb, Greencastle. Bootery $25 gift certificate-J.L. Hyde, Reels ville. Hand-crocheted tablecloth, Kastle Klassics-Patßeer, Indianapolis. Mary Kay Cosmetics $25 gift cer-tificate-Becky Williamson, Coatesville. Marsh Supermarket $250 shopping spree-Albert Bunton, Greencastle. Four passes to Ashley Square Cinemas and two large pizzas, Pizza King-Jan Barnett, Greencastle. Wood Works $lO gift certificateBarbara Young, Greencastle. Sixteen-inch girls’ bike, Garl’s Bike Shop, three ice cream cones, Taylor’s Patio, and smoke alarm, Phillips Elec-tric-Don Patterson, Greencastle. Fire truck (anonymous), three ice cream coupons, Taylor’s Patio, and smoke alarm, Phillips Electric-Linda Patterson, Greencastle. Trimline phone, House of Phones, and smoke alarm, Phillips Electric-Jack Denny, Greencastle. Silver crystal teddy bear, Mason’s Jewelers, and smoke alarm, Phillips Electric-Lola Parrish, Greencastle. Two mostacchioli dinners, one large pizza, Mama Nunz, and smoke alarm, Phillips Electric-Mike Harmless, Greencastle. Hardee’s coupon packet and smoke alarm, Phillips Electric-Dave Buis, Cloverdale. Central National Bank SIOO savings bond-K.W. Harris, Greencastle. Sycamore Shop $25 gift certificate-Ted Katula, Greencastle. Marsh Supermarket SIOO shopping shree-Tonya Witt, Greencastle. Prevo’s SSO gift certificate-Joe Mathis, Greencastle. Ceramic ducks from Doris Vaughn-Sue Murray, Greencastle. Football and kicking tee, DPU kicking camp, and smoke alarm, Phillips Elec-tric-Sharon Clark, Terre Haute. One pair of jeans for a man, woman and child, Brackney’s Western Store, and smoke alarm, Phillips Electric-Bev Nelson, Greencastle. Sharp 19-inch portable TV, Rich’s TV, and smoke alarm, Phillips Electric-Paul Evans, Greencastle. Books Plus SSO gift certificate-Harold Pence, Michigantown. RCA 25-inch console TV, Shuee & SonsMike Harmless, Greencastle.

Hospital notes

Putnam County Hospital Dismissed Monday: Frederick Deßoer, Susan Lanham and son, Vicki Little and Lester Walton. ••• New Arrival Lee and Julie Rogers, Greencastle, announce the birth of a daughter, Kasey Jo, bom March 17 at Putnam County Hospital. She weighed 7 pounds, ounces and was 21 inches long at birth. Maternal grandparents are Darlene Cook, Greencastle, and Ron Cook, Reelsville. Paternal grandparents are Art and Louise Rogers, Greencastle.

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Greencastle Jaycees and Hardee's representatives pose with some of the prizes to be given away at Saturday's 10 a.m. Easter egg hunt at Robe-Ann Park. The Easter Bunny (Tammy York) is joined by (from second left) Hardee's manager Steve Koehl, Jaycees egg hunt

Plan Commission

the subdivision sidewalk requirement is sought. The latter is customarily granted when the one-house subdivision is not adjacent to an area which includes sidewalks. Total approval by the city before a onelot subdivision can proceed often takes 90 days or more, Stanley noted. He said the county has provisions to waive preliminary approval if the home is being built on an existing road and a septic system and water source can be accomplished. IN OTHER BUSINESS Monday night, the Plan Commission: -Agreed to forward copies of its monthly meeting minutes to Barbara Fortner of General Telephone’s Fort Wayne office. She had requested the minutes so that the phone company might be able to keep abreast of local development for its own planning purposes. It was noted that the only cost involved Would be approximately $2.20 in annual postage. -Heard Mrs. Rector report that local Boy Scouts have agreed to take on a’ map filing project for the Plan Commission. It was also noted the Scoutmaster Carl

Bainbridge churches combine services

The Bainbridge Christian Church and Bainbridge United Methodist Church will serve as co-hosts for community Easter Week services. A 7:30 p.m. Maundy Thursday communion will be at the Christian Church with Pastor Grant Wiley directing the service. Special music will be provided by a brass quartet led by Malinda Zenor. THE UNITED METHODIST Church will be the scene of a 7:30 a.m. Easter sunrise service where Rev. Wayne Stine will welcome worshipers. Combined

Music School recital set for Wednesday night

The DePauw University School of Music will present a recital at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 26, in Thompson Recital Hall of the Performing Arts Center. FEATURED WILL BE Laurie Carney on violin, William Grubb on cello and Claude Cymerman on piano. Carney was the youngest student ever admitted to the college division of The Juilliard School. While still a student she became a founding member of the American String Quartet, which has presented concerts in every major music

Groveland observance slated

Groveland Presbyterian Church will have a Maundy Thursday service at 7:30 p.m. A videotape depicting the Triumphal Entry and the Lord’s Supper will be

Allow extra time for holiday travel Travel authorities are recommending that all airline passengers allow extra time for the Easter vacation period. March 28 through April 6 will be extremely busy times at most major airports. It is recommended that travelers check in a minimum of one hour before flight time, and additional time is recommended. Airport parking will be congested for these dates and if possible travelers should avoid leaving vehicles at airport parking facilities. All travelers should call their travel agency or airline to review flight times several days before departure.

chairman Brian Benson, and co-charimen Larry Sibbitt and Troy Arnold. Approximately 4,000 eggs will be hidden at Robe-Ann Park Saturday with dompetition in four age groups for children 10 and under. (Banner-Graphic photo by Bob Frazier).

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Singer has approached the commission with the possiblity of allowing an Eagle Scout project to survey local land use, noting each structure. Similar work was last done in 1971, Mrs. Rector said. -Unanimously appointed Warren Harlan as the City Plan Commission representative on the Greencastle Board of Zoning Appeals. -Conditionally appointed Joe Miles as the City Plan Commission representative to the Putnam County Plan Commission. Miles was absent Monday night and it was uncertain whether he would be able to accept the appointment. -RECEIVED A DRAFT OF forms to be used by the public in making requests of the Plan Commission. The forms were developed by Plan Commission attorney Diana LaViolette, who said they are similar to those presently used by the Zoning Board. “Basically, it’s an explanation of what is required when an item is brought before the Plan Commission,” she said. -Set Monday, April 28 at 7:30 p.m. as the group’s next meeting.

choirs of the two churches, directed by Thursa Evens, will present selections from the cantata, “Crown the King with Praise,” written by Steve Adams and Camp Kirkland. Featured soloists in the cantata will include Debb Elliott, Anne Wiley, Grant Wiley, George Weaver, Don South, Gene Jewell, Sharon Davies, Emarene Miller and Wayne Stine. Choir members and participants include Corene Stine, Ken Carrington, Kathryn Thompson, Melba McGuire, Betty Minnick, Pearl Robinson, Norman Evens, Marge Weaver, Malinda

center in the United States. This season, Grubb has appeared with Isaac Stem, Salvatore Accardo and members of the American String Quartet. He was the winner of the 1976 Concert Artists Guild Auditions in New York. Cymerman, an associate professor of piano at DePauw, has performed worldwide. ON THE CONCERT schedule Wednesday are “Suite in C Major for Solo Violoncello” by Bach, “Sonata in G Major, Opus 96” by Beethoven and “Trio No. 1 in Bb Major, Opus 99” by Schubert.

shown, followed by communion. Everyone is welcome. The church is located five miles east of Bainbridge on U.S. 36.

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Obituary Guy E. Greenlee Sr. Services were held Monday in Terre Haute for Guy E. Greenlee Sr., 67, Terre Haute, who passed away Friday afternoon at Union Hospital. Bom Sept. 22, 1918 in Greencastle, he was the son of Zennia “Jack” and Lennie (Swain) Greenlee. He was the retired owner of the Candlelight Restaurant and an employee of Hulman and Co. for 27 years. Survivors include the wife, Beulah; a daughter, Donna M. Greenlee, Wilmington, Del.; a son, Guy Greenlee Jr., Terre Haute; three sisters, Helen Wyatt, Mae McKee and Doris White; two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Greenlee was a Navy veteran of World War 11. He was a member of theVFW. Burial was in Roselawn Memorial Park at Terre Haute, following services at Deßaun Funeral Home.

Zenor, Nancy Clifford, Chyril Hoke and Amanda Elliott. At 8:15 a.m. Easter Sunday, the Methodist Church will be host for a breakfast in the church basement. After breakfast, the regular order of Sunday school and worship services will be conducted at the two churches. AS PART OF THE HOLY Week observance, Bainbridge Christian Church will be involved in a 24-hour prayer vigil beginning at 6 a.m. Wednesday. All services at each church are open to the community.

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Putnam scanner

City Police Det. Charles “Sonny” Wood has charged Brian Mangus, 20, Greencastle, in connection with the 1985 burglary of D & W Fur Co. on Elizabeth Street. The firm is no longer in business, police said. Mangus was arrested Monday by Putnam County Sheriffs Department Det. Richard Lyon. He was lodged in the Putnam County Jail. City Firemen Greencastle firemen were called out on two runs Monday afternoon. At 2:55 p.m., they went to the Jim Richards residence, 403 Elm St., where a short in a blower motor on the furnace had filled the house with smoke. Damage was reported at SIOO. Firemen returned to station at 3:17 p.m. At 4 p.m. Monday, firemen went to the property of Gene Akers along Houck Road. Akers had been burning off his garden spot when it caused a brush pile to catch fire, fire officials said. Firemen returned to station at 4:30 p.m. Putnam Circuit Court Grade J. Crooker vs. Estate of William C. Luedeman and James E. Deal, as personal representative of the estate of William C. Luedeman, deceased, complaint. Jackquline A. Gamble vs. Victor R. Jenkins, reciprocal support. Mary Jo Rice vs. Richard Eugene Rice, dissolution of marriage. Oran E. Jones vs. Daryl W. Brenneman, trustee of the Wayne R. Brenneman Land Trust, complaint. Vicki J. Patterson vs. James R. Patterson, dissolution of marriage. K.J. Jones vs. R.T. Jones, dissolution of marriage. Linda L. Simmons vs. Gary Stranger, reciprocal support. • C.D. Taylor vs. W.E. Taylor, legal separation. Putnam County Court Criminal cases filed: Friday, March 21-James L. Robinson, deception-issuance of bad check. Monday, March 24-Reuben Scotts, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated with blood alcohol content of .10 or higher, reckless driving, battery, criminal trespass, criminal mischief; Elwood L. Blair, driving while license suspended; James E. Goodrich, public intoxication; Bennie Lee Dugan, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated; Robert L. Crockford, leaving the scene of an accident. Marriage Licenses Joseph Michael Joyce, Roachdale, and Sue Ann Barnhart, Roachdale. Michael Andrew Paullus, Greencastle, and Tina Rae Moore, Greencastle. Real Estate Transfer Daniel R. Osborn, et ux, to David Leon Cox, et ux, warranty deed, part Lot 94, Greencastle Original Plat. Marilynn A. Hammond to Daniel R. Osborn, et ux, warranty deed, part Lot 94, Greencastle Original Plat.