Banner Graphic, Volume 18, Number 11, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 September 1987 — Page 8

THE BANNERGRAPHIC September 19.1987

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Putnam County Court Small claims filed: Monday, Aug. 31-Heritage Lake Property Owners Association Inc. (HL) vs. Roger and Natalie Wathen, HL vs. Clifford and Wander Warren; HL vs. Herbert C. Swinford; HL vs. Robert and Cather Swafford; HL vs. Kenneth Stiles; HL vs. Christine Stewart; HL vs. Jeffrey Siegel; HL vs. Paul Shipley; HL vs. Nora Sharlow; HL vs. John Sexton; HL vs. Lawrence K. Schmitt; HL vs. Daniil and Gaye Savage; HL vs. Cindy Rustman; HL vs. Robert Ross; HL vs. Holbert Nickerson; HL vs. Meliton Novilla; HL vs. Dennis Naughton; HL vs. Alphonso C. Myers; HL vs. Larry Miller; HL vs. Irene Metzger; HL vs. Timothy Medley; HL vs. David B. McCombs; HL vs. Franklin McCloud; HL vs. James and Linda Keyt; HL vs. Fred and Mary Keers; HL vs. Arthur L. Karn; HL vs. Shirley Jones; HL vs. Michael Herkless; HL vs. Kenneth D. Henderson; HL vs. Tom Carmony; HL vs. Mercedes Harris; HL vs. Steve and Susan Hahn; HL vs. Marion Feuquay and Sara Sparks; HL vs. Norman and Elaine Gregory ; HL vs. Robert and Wilma Culley; HL vs. Larry and Theresa Creed; HL vs. John and Wand Cox; HL vs. Daniel and D. Conquergood; HL vs. Carroll and Eliz Childers; HL vs. Bobby and Marily Arnold; HL vs. Charles and Beth Becker; HL vs. Paul and Victoria Benge; HL vs. Douglas and Diane Berty; HL vs. Sunida Buntasan; HL vs. Jimmy and Frances Blubaugh; HL vs. Donovan Brenneman; HL vs. Robert and Sherry Briner; HL vs. Ronald D. Carlson and Carol J. Waters; HL vs. Clarice C. Chandler; HL vs. Lydell A. Woods and C. Morrison; HL vs. Robert Weston; HL vs. Ted and Leah Wiggs; HL vs. Roger and Lois Williams; HL vs. Kimball Cummins; HL vs. Dorlis Deaton; HL vs. A.M. Dybwad; HL vs. Christy Cookerly; Jack Dalton vs. Gene Jones. Thursday, Sept. 3-Lawrence P. Holderfield vs. Terry Stock; Robert M. Lane vs. Dale Wrightsmare. Friday, Sept. 4-Dianna L. Huff vs. Jennifer Vermillion; Larry Stanfield vs. Jim and Debbie Buis. Tuesday, Sept. B~C. Robert Lyon and John E. Lyon vs. Ann Lyon; Ray and Edythe Collier vs. Bucie (Kenny) Query. Thursday, Sept. 10-McQuik’s Oilube vs. Steve Campbell; Operation Life (OL) vs. Bea R. Bell for Eric Bell; OL vs. Ravina Coffman; OL vs. Paula Davis; OL vs. Dolly Duke for Steve Duke; OL vs. David L. Land for Becky Land; OL vs. Martha A. Mitchell; OL vs. Ronald Rice; OL vs. Daniel P. Russell; OL vs. Thoma Silcox; OL vs. Larry Slottner for Danny Slottner; OL vs. James Willis; OL vs. Robert L. Worthington. Friday, Sept. 11-Timothy A. Burleson vs. Indiana State Farm, et. al.; Roy L. Rogers vs. Doit and Brenda Wells Jr.; Heritage Lake Property Owners Association Inc. (HL) vs. James D. and Barbara Ingalls; HL vs. Toney D. Jones; HL vs. Sang Jung Park; HL vs. Norman Hensley; HL vs. Virginia R. Richardson; HL vs. Judie C. and Martin Scobee; HL vs. Eugene and Miki Hutchins; HL vs. Kenneth D. Spear and Rhonda K. Branch; HL vs. Gordon E. and Sandra Miller; HL vs. William C. Hamilton; HL vs. Albert M. Mathews. Omission The name of a niece, Patricia (Leslie) Van Zant was omitted from obituary information furnished by an Indianapolis funeral home in Friday’s death notice on Robert M. Coleman.

Kim Hinkle, an 11-year student of the Jonie Skaggs Dance Studio, has joined Mrs. Skaggs' teaching staff for fall classes at the Greencastle studio. A Greencastle High School junior, Miss Hinkle has won state Regency titles in tap dance and took first place at last year's Showcase U.S.A. nationals in tap. The daughter of Jim and Gladys Hinkle, Greencastle, she is also a twotime runner-up in the Putnam County Fair Talent Contest. For information on class enrollment, persons may call 653-8367 or 539-6329. (Photo by Gjesvold).

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The teaching staff at First Baptist Preschool in Greencastle includes lead teacher Joyce Braden (second from right) and teacher Jane Ann Harris (right), as well as substitute teacher Carol McCaslin (left) and teacher Teresa Vaughan. Not pic-

First Baptist Preschool under way

First Baptist Preschool began its new year Sept. 8 with a staff comprised of Joyce Braden lead teacher; Teresa Vaughan and Jane Ann Harris, teachers, and Sandy Kauble and Carole McCaslin, substitute teachers. MANY ACTIVITIES, FIELD trips and special projects have been planned. Each year students at First Baptist Preschool take a trip to the pumpkin patch, where they ride a haywagon, pick their own pumpkin and receive an apple. The first learning experience of the year will concentrate on colors

At the library PUTNAM PUBLIC LIBRARY 102 E. Walnut St. 653-6216 **• SEPT. 21-26 Friday. Sept. 25-Friends of the Library book sale, 9 a m. to 5 p.m., library garage. Saturday, Sept. 26-Friends of the Library book sale, 9 a m. to 4 p.m., library garage. *** BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE Monday, Sept. 21-Greencastle Nursing Home, 1:15 p.m. ; Green Acres, 1:45 p.m.; Fillmore School, 2-2:30 p.m.; Canterbury Estates, 2:45-3:15 p.m.; Castlebury Apartments, 3:15-3:45 p.m.; Indian Springs, 4-4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 22-Headstart, 8:45 a.m.; Comprehensive Services, 9:30-10 a.m.; Indiana Street, 10:15a.m.; Sunset Manor, 10:30-10:45 a.m.; Cloverdale Community Building 11:15 a.m - 12:15 p.m.; Cloverdale nutrition, 12:15 p.m.; Houston Health Care, 12:30p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 23--Bainbridge,9:ls-9:45a.m.; Bainbridge School, 9:45-10 a.m.; Bainbridge Methodist Church. 1010:30 a.m.; Heritage Lake clubhouse, 11 a.m.-noon: Groveland, 12:30-1 p.m.

Commissioners' meeting set for Monday The Putnam County commissioners will meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday in the courthouse. The meeting, which is conducted at the board’s second floor office, is open to the public. Items on the agenda include a 7:15 p.m. appearance by Fred Silander, DePauw University vice president for finance, and Jim Coffenberry of the West Central Economic Development District.

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tured is substitute Sandy Kauble. The preschool program began the year Sept. 8, with several special activities on the calendar. (Banner-Graphic photo by Gary Goodman).

through songs, fingerplays, cooking, science and crafts. Colored mashed potatoes is one of the activities planned, for example. The staff values the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of each child. Development of fine and gross motor skills, eye-hand coordination, listening skills, sharing, selfdependence, increased learning skills, and learning about God at the student’s development level are areas worked on daily through a variety of activities. Those activities include free play,

Argentines visiting DPU A group of 30 to 35 professors from Argentina on an educational factfinding mission will visit DePauw University Sept. 20-23. The professors, primarily with Kennedy University in Buenos Aires, will arrive Sunday, Sept. 20. DePauw’s South American exchange program is administered through Kennedy University. Cloverdale's meeting set CLOVERDALE - The regularly scheduled Cloverdale Town Board meeting was not held this past week at Cloverdale. The meeting was rescheduled for 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 21 at the Cloverdale Community Building.

Greencastle Schools

GREENCASTLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Sept. 21-25 Monday, Sept. 21 High School - Picture retakes. Middle school - Seventh- and eight-grade Science Club meets, fifth period. -Picture retakes, 8:10 a.m. Northeast School - Starlab (portable planetarium) will be at Northeast Tuesday, Sept. 22 Jones School - Open House, 7 p.m. All parents invited and urged to attend. High School - Students may order class rings during lunch hour. Freshmen will be given additional information. Any student may order. W'ednesday, Sept. 23 Northeast School - Starlab will be at Northeast. Friday, Sept. 25 Ridpath School - Individual picture money is due. Northeast School - Starlab will be at Northeast.

Six sessions at Greencastle

The Greencastle School Board has set six executive sessions to receive information about and interview prospective employees. The board will meet at the Miller

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clean-up, music, stories, show and tell, crafts, snack and big-room play. “FIRST BAPTIST HAS a complete program and beautiful facility, most importantly, it is staffed by teachers dedicated to guiding children,” a spokesman for the preschool said, “In their growth and development with little stress and much love. This will enable the child’s transition from preschool to kindergarten to be successful.” It is never to late to enroll in the First Baptist Preschool program. For more information, persons may call 653-3136.

Hospital notes

New Arrival Shane and Karen (Reeves) Hall are the parents of a baby girl, Kourtney Lynn, born Sept. 8 at Hendricks County Hospital, Danville. She weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces and was 19*2 inches long at birth. Maternal grandparents are Bruce and Ila Reeves, Greencastle. Paternal grandparents are Mike and Dee Dee Hall, North Salem. *•* Out of Hospital Vurlin E. Rader, Route 3, Box 128, Greencastle, has been released from Union Hospital. Terre Haute, where he had been since June 14. After dismissal Wednesday, he is recuperating at home.

Education Center on Sept. 21, 22 and 23, as well as Sept. 28, 29 and 30. All six meetings will begin at 6:30 p.m. Executive sessions are not open to the public.

Obituary Rosemary Davenport

Rosemary Davenport, 72, North Salem, passed away Friday morning at her residence. Born May 23, 1915 at North Salem, she was the daughter of Walter L. and Mary (Rose) Smith. On Jan. 1, 1941, she married Frank Davenport, and he preceded her in death. Mrs. Davenport, a 1933 graduate of North Salem High School, retired in 1985 as a cook at North Salem Elementary. She was a member of North Salem Christian Church. Survivors include a son, Steven Davenport, California; two

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Officials from the State Fire Marshal’s Office were due at the scene Saturday. Fire officials stressed that the $50,000 estimate was a preliminary total. “He’s got computers in there and a laser printer,” Elmore said, “so it’s hard to say. Fortunately, he’s got a back-up (computer and files) at home, so he’s not out of business.”

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then Greencastle has to be looking at losing some big bucks. The GCSC has lost 120 students since Dec. 1, 1986, and almost all of them are attributable to the IBM pullout. The schools losing the most were Greencastle High School, which lost 73 students, and Northeast Elementary School, which lost 44 kids. Put into percentages, Northeast lost 13.3 percent of its students body, while GHS lost 12.83 percent of its student body. GREENCASTLE MIDDLE School lost only 20 students between the time of the two counts, which is only 4.85 percent of its total student body. Jones Elementary and Ridpath Elementary both registered enrollment gains, with Jones adding 11 new students, and Ridpath added six. Acting Supt. Janett Boling said the GCSC received $1,040 per student in

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us have known for some time. Popcorn is not only good, but it is good for you. THE ONE THING which has always bothered me is how little more than a heaping tablespoon of popcorn grains will expand enough Dr. Henry to speak on 'Stonewall' Confederate Gen. “Stonewall” Jackson will be the subject for this month’s meeting of the Civil War Round Table of West Central Indiana. DR. HUGH HENRY will present the program for the group at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 22 in Room 120 of the Julian Science and Math Building, DePauw University. Dr. Henry retired as head of the Depauw Physics Department in 1981 and is an avid Civil War history student. THE CIVIL WAR Round Table ot West Central Indiana is beginning its fourth year. The group started with 15 attendees and has grown to 110 members. The public is welcome at the meetings and membership is open to anyone interested in learning more of the American Civil War. Doors open at 7 p.m. Tuesday.

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daughters, Sandra Larmer, North Salem, and Sheila (Mrs. Gary) Owen, Greencastle, and four granddaughters. Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday from Porter Funeral Home, North Salem, where friends may call 2-8 p.m. Sunday. Rev. Kay L. McFarland and Dr. Earl Davis will officiate. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery at North Salem. Contributions in Mrs. Davenport’s memory can be made to the ALS Foundation, 3821 N. Sadlier Drive, Indianapolis 46226.

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BESIDES FIRE DAMAGE to th structure, heavy water damage ant smoke damage was incurred. Brewer, who resides at Route 4 Greencastle, planned to movt salvaged records and office materials to his residence Saturdaj using his van. Operation Life was called to the scene about 4:30 a m. to treat one person for smoke inhalation.

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state assistance during the 1986-87 school year. That figure varies annually, but if it were to remain constant this year, the GSCS would lose $124,800 in state funds as a result of the enrollment decline. Like McKinney, Boling will not know how much funding the school corporation has lost until the entire budget process is completed. THE FIGURES, MADE available Friday, are preliminary counts for the state’s ADM Day, which measurers a school’s Average Daily Membership. The ADM is a count of the number of students enrolled on a particular day. This year’s ADM Day was Friday. Absent children are included in the ADM count. Figures were unavailable for the South Putnam and North Putnam school corporation. All four school corporations in the county should be finalizing ADM reports sometime next week.

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to fill the big bowl we use Sunday evening instead of real dishes. I’ve always had the idea that the bulk of popped corn was hot air, but now with science on the other side, maybe there’s more substance than meets the eye.

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