Banner Graphic, Volume 16, Number 218, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 April 1986 — Page 8

The Putnam County Banner Graphic, April 23,1906

Clover Jr. High play set Friday

CLOVERDALE-Bored? Tired of television? Run out of videos to watch? Then the Cloverdale Junior High Thespians may have the perfect solution to relieve you of your doldrums. The Thespians will present an evening of three one-act comedies beginning at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the Cloverdale High School gymnasium. This is the first time in at least 15 years that junior high school students have had the opportunity to perform and you can attend a first. Tickets will be sold at the door. Adult tickets are $1.50 and schoolage children’s tickets are 75 cents. THE FIRST PLAY IS “Jay Burd,” a comedy about how history has been changed. According to Professor Jay Burd (Marc Whited), Shakespeare got the story of Julius Caesar wrong. So, the audience will meet Jule (Mitch

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Raney) and his sidekick Tony (Brent Branneman) and witness their encounter with Brute (Larry Hall) and his pal Cass (Jeremiah Lavoine). Others in the cast include Tim Bean as the soothsayer, Troy Cummings as the announcer and Brandon Fagin as a hospital attendant. To get a new slant on history, don’t miss this play directed by Sandra Austin. A radio talk show provides the background for “Answering Service,” which is about a talk show where callers are given advice. THE RADIO ADVICE SHOW hostess Betsy Blair (Rebeccah Winnick), who is assisted by Tina (Nell Dean), moderates a panel of three women with problems. The women are played by Reneta Rhine, Lori Stephen and Kris Humphrey. Other players include their coun-

terparts from the past such as Juliet (Christy Goss), Mrs. Rip Van Winkle (Denise Atkins), Helen of Troy (Shannon McKee), along with a surprise appearance by Lucretia Borgia (Michelle Schmidt). Ronda Kuhn directs this intriguing comedy. The final offering is “Nobody Sleeps,” a comedy about an inept burglar and the family he tries to rob. The Busby family is headed by the mother (Germaine Winnick) and her three daughters including Daisy (Jill Monnett), Glory (Missy McCullough) and Ada (Shannon Gaddis). Teacher Mary Ann Meyer directs this comedy. BECOMING FAMILIAR with the stage and helping the actors and directors, the stage crew is headed by Jeff Bell. His crew includes Mark Canull, Brad Delp, Missy McCullough and Shannon Gaddis.

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March of Dimes' Walk America to be held May 3

Are you a person who exercises regularly, enjoying the opportunity to stretch your muscles and test your endurance? Or perhaps you know you should exercise but just lack any incentive. Then again, do you think exercise is a drag and bore to be avoided at all cost? Two upcoming events for the benefit of the Putnam County Chapter of the Wabash Valley March of Dimes should appeal to all personalities listed above, offering a challenge, incentives to participate, and just plain fun! REGISTRATION FORMS AND collection envelopes are now available at The Skate Place, 620 Tennessee St., for Skate America to be held 1-4 p.m. Sunday, April 27. A SSO savings bond, donated by First National Bank of Cloverdale, will be awarded to the skater who collects the most money from sponsors while run-ners-up will be given trophies in recognition of their fund-raising efforts. Collection of donations will begin at noon. And be sure to join the March of Dimes for its 18 km. Walk America on Saturday, May 3. (Joggers are welcome too.) Registration and money collection will be held 8-9 a.m. at Heritage House Convalescent Center, 1601 Hospital Drive, and Walk America will begin at 9 a.m. with warm-up exercises conducted by Lisa Larkin. SEVERAL TEAMS HAVE already been organized by local restaurants and businesses. (It is even rumored that some of these have issued challenges to rival organizations.) All county businesses are urged to participate by either organizing or sponsoring a team, or by sponsoring an individual walker. Everyone is a winner at this event. Not only will walkers get that needed exer-

South Putnam members earn OEA awards at state

Twenty-two active members of the South Putnam Office Education Association attended the state conference at the Hyatt Regency in Indianapolis. Schools from around the state participated in the competitive events. The following awards were announced at the awards ceremony: Joan Owen placed sixth in General Clerical 11, Teresa Bryant placed sixth in Extemporaneous Verbal Communication I, and Sherri Hornback placed fifth in Records Management I. The chapter received an award for having the largest per cent of increase in membership over

St. Paul's dinner-dance Saturday -

St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church’s annual dinner dance is scheduled Saturday evening at Greencastle’s new Walden Inn, 2 Seminary Square. The evening will begin with friendship hour, 6:30-7:30. The menu, selected by chef Matt O’Neill, includes tossed salad, slowroasted round of beef, sugar-snap peas with Julienne peppers, baby carrots with honey butter, chateau potatoes, choice of beverage and praline chocolate chunk

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Last weekend's Roachdale School PTO Spring Carnival attracted one of the largest turnouts in recent years. One of the most popular activities was the fishing pond, where Jonathan Crawford, 4, had to bite his tongue waiting for a bite. The evening's big giveaway, a VCR, was won by sixth-grader Jenny Wyeth of Roachdale. (Banner-Graphic photo by Bob Frazier).

cise, but all participants will receive coupons for discounted and free foods at Hardee’s and Noble Roman’s Pizza. In addition, Walk America T-shirts (donated by S & H Disposal Inc.) will be given to walkers collecting more than SSO and the individual raising the most money for March of Dimes will be given a SSO savings bond, donated by First Citizens Bank. The team collecting the largest amount of money will receive a “Battered Boot” trophy, as will the team having the most walkers. Both awards have been donated by Limedale Ditching. THE MARCH OF DIMES Birth Defects Foundation fights birth defects by funding research, medical services and education programs. Birth defects are this country’s number one child health problem, striking 250,000 babies every year. Locally, the March of Dimes in recent years funded a newborn warming unit at Putnam County Hospital and purchased prenatal vitamins for the Putnam County Health Services Clinic. Two nurses from Putnam County Hospital were also sent to a seminar which, in part, dealt with discharge planning for families with high-risk infants. Funds raised during these upcoming events will help purchase the second warming unit for Putnam County Hospital. According to Sharon Wilcox, executive director of the Wabash Valley Chapter of March of Dimes, local volunteers are needed to serve on a board that will target the needs of Putnam County so that March of Dimes funds can be spent to the greatest benefit. Anyone interested can call Ms. Wilcox at (812 ) 234-2736 or by contacting the Obstetrics Ward at Putnam County Hospital. Additional information is also available by phoning Dianne Hardin at 653-8960 or Sharon Feil at 653-5057.

the preceding year in District VII. STATESWOMAN AWARDS were awarded to Sue Collett, Bobbie Jo Clifford and Tina Berry. Teresa Bryant was installed as the district VII Vice President and will serve as a member of the State Leadership Team. Sherri Hornback was installed as the new 1986-87 State Secretary. Miss Bryant, Miss Hornback and Miss Berry, the 1985-86 District VII vice president, will be attending the National Leadership Conference in Columbus, Ohio, April 24-28.

cheesecake. The remainder of the evening will include the music of Mike Mitchell for dancing. Tickets are on sale through Thursday at a cost of sl3 per person. The committee for this year’s dinner dance includes Joyce Heeke, Barbara Carhart and Jackie Baumann. For further information or to purchase tickets, persons may contact Thelma Staub at the church office or any committee member.