Banner Graphic, Volume 17, Number 74, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 November 1986 — Page 6

THE BANNERGRAPHIC, November 26,1986

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Car's probably somewhere 'Over the Rainbow'

LOS ANGELES (AP) Motorists with those all-choked-up-on-exhaust-fumes, can’t-find-the-car parking-garage blues soon may be singing a livelier tune. The five-story garage at the Century City North office building is adopting a movie motif next month, with film posters and music to remind motorists where they left their cars. The driver who leaves hum-

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ming “Over the Rainbow” will know he left his car on the level splashed with “The Wizard of Oz” posters. Other floors will feature “Gone With the Wind,” “Singin’ in the Rain,” or “Star Wars,” said Joseph Honescko Sr., regional manager of JMB Property Management Corp., the Chicago company that operates the skyscraper. Century City is built on the old 20th Century-Fox studio lot and

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most of the occupants are connected with the entertainment business. The idea originated with Myron Warshauer of Standard Parking Corp., which runs the garage. Warshauer already has a musical garage in Chicago, and is revamping another Windy City facility to feature Broadway show tunes. Employees at Century City who have reserved spaces on the roof won’t get music, but they will have posters. “Fiddler on the Roof,” of course.

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Kimmy Hayden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dickie Hayden, Coatesville, won first place in her age group with a tapdance routine to "Go Into Your Dance” at the Nov. 16 U.S.A. Talent Contest at the Adams Mark Hotel, Indianapolis. She is now eligible to compete in the national in August 1987. Kimmy is a student of the Jonie Skaggs Dance Studio.

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DPU computer team makes micro chips of foes

A team of DePauw University computer whizzes have pulled off what can be considered a high-tech version of David vs. Goliath. Four DePauw students participating in the East Central Regional Programming Contest at Purdue University finished third among 57 teams from the Midwest, beating out host Purdue and such “big boy” colleges at Indiana University and Ohio State. THE CONTEST WAS sponsored by the Association for Computing Machinery and was open to all ACM

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Two new titles added to PCMHA Pamphlet Project

The Pamphlet Project of the Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program of the Putnam County Mental Health Association is currently distributing two new titles. A LOUIS HARRIS public opinion poll lies behind the pamphlet “Someone Close Drinks Too Much.” Contrary to claims that people with drinking problems-about 10 million in the U.S.A.--hurt only themselves, experience shows that at least four other persons, i.e. about 40 million, share alcohol problems second hand. But from another perspective, one could say “there are forty million potential helpers....” While it is not easy to help when so many still hold mistaken ideas and attitudes about alcoholism, this pamphlet considers three different stages of help. A person with “someone close” needs to learn to recognize the difference between social drinking and dependent drinking. Learning about the disease of alcoholism, how it can be treated and where treatment is

chapters in the region. Four students from DePauw participated -- Lisa Nibbelin, Keith Correll, Steve Dawson and Dave Ratliff. Jenny Pruett, technical support supervisor at Prevo Library, sponsored the team. The competition lasted four hours and involved writing five different programs. Winners were determined according to the number of programs completed correctly in the least amount of time. The top four teams completed two programs each. The next 11 teams completed

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available is the first stage of helping. The second is that of guiding. There are a number of pitfalls in this stage. The pamphlet provides a list of things that might help and another that it warns against doing. It points out untruths that often excuse inaction, e.g., “nothing can be done unless the alcoholic person wants to stop drinking.” It cautions: “You can’t cure the illness, but when the crucial moment comes you can guide the person to competent help.” The third stage of help is that of being supportive in and beyond treatment in relation to what the alcoholic feels are his/her needs. THE SECOND PAMPHLET gives basic information about marijuana, cocaine and crack. It also provides telephone numbers of agencies that offer information and help. These pamphlets may be picked up from various social service and medical offices, laundromats, banks, the library and bookmobile as well as the PCMHA office at 109 E. Washington St. in Greencastle.

one program each, and the remaining teams completed no programs. Team members said they were excited by their successful finish and added that they hope to field a team for next year’s competition. IN OVERALL COMPETITION, Michigan State was first and Youngstown University placed second. The top two teams from each of the 12 regions nationwide will advance to the national competition to be held in February in St. Louis.

Five local pupils due at symposium U.S. Sen. Richard G. Lugar announced that five Putnam County high school students have been selected to attend his “Symposium for Tomorrow’s Leaders” Dec. 6 at the University of Indianapolis. EVERY HIGH SCHOOL in Indiana has been invited to select two outstanding juniors to attend the allday conference. Last year, more than 600 students, representing high schools in almost all 92 counties across the state, attended the event. Julie Sutherlin and David Johnson will represent Cloverdale High School, with Bryan Foxx and Lori Teipen of South Putnam also scheduled to attend. North Putnam’s representative will be Tiffany Sharp.