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THE BANNERGRAPHIC November 9,1989

School plan Continued from page 1 feasibility study looked at that problem. “I don’t have a crystal ball to see what changes in education are coming five years down the road,” Druckemiller said. “I have a pretty good hunch.” He said the need is to plan for today’s problems while developing a plan that offers flexibility to deal with tomorrow’s problems. He said the Northeast Plan does that McCALL SAID THE BOARD was not being asked to vote on who supports students and who doesn’t, or who supports teachers and who doesn’t, “but if this plan is good for us.” He said other, unexplored plans are out there. He wondered what the GCSC could do spending half of the estimated $5.5 million. He also asked about temporary classrooms utilized until the tax abatement plan the City of Greencastle offered six new industries to locate here begins to wind down. McCall said the Northeast Plan had been put to the board for the first time at its Oct. 25 working session, giving board members less than one month to consider iL McCall also protested that the GCSC did not know for certain where it stood with Denny Skeens, the facilities planner for the Indiana Department of Education. Skeens will be the one person who assigns a project number to the Northeast Plan, in effect affixing the IDOE’s stamp of approval for the work. MRS. SMITH AND ARCHITECT Joel Blum had told the board they had met separately with Skeens, only to be told that the IDOE did not want to see three small elementaries in Greencastle. Instead, they quoted Skeens as saying that the IDOE wants the GCSC to move toward two larger elementaries. McCall said if that was, in fact, Skeens’ position, he wondered why the IDOE would support a project creating one large elementary and two very small ones. He was also concerned that the IDOE was limiting local options with its stance. McCall then made a motion to table the issue. And when Allen pointed out his motion to approve was already on the flow, McCall countered saying a motion to table takes precedence over any other motion of the floor. MRS. BROWN SECONDED McCall’s motion, which was voted down 3-2. Allen, Delp and Spencer voted against it, while McCall and Mrs. Brown voted for tabling. Spencer then seconded Allen’s motion to approve the project and it passed on an identical 3-2 vote. Allen, Delp and Spencer voted yes while McCall and Mrs. Brown voted no. After passage, Mrs. Brown asked that the minutes reflect that she did not oppose the project, but wanted a program study completed before architect’s drawings are made. Druckemiller then recommended Inter Design be hired for the project, a motion that passed on a 3-2 vote. McCall and Mrs. Brown opposed it, saying while (hey favored Inter Design doing the work, they wished to see the GCSC go through the bidding process to hire a firm. WHEN DRUCKEMILLER recommended the board hire Mrs. Smith as educational consultant, McCall protested that she was the person who recommended Jones School be closed, a proposal he said “is inconsistent with the desires of the community.” The motion to hire her passed on a 3-2 vote. When it came time to hire Thurber and Rund, the board was able to vote unanimously. The school system will hold its required public hearing on the project, probably during its regular meeting Dec. 13. At that time, each of the GCSC’s advisers will again present their programs to the board and the public. Under a timetable established in October, the board will receive construction bids in May 1990, with renovation work to begin June, 1990. New construction work at Northeast will begin as students start the 1990-91 school year, with occupancy scheduled for August 1991. Other board action will be covered in a future article. DePau w —Continued from page 1 is to continue these efforts through the scholarship.” He earned a bachelor’s degree at the University of Missouri, master’s at the University of Kansas, and doctorate at Stanford University. After teaching at the University of Kansas, Indiana University and Lehigh University, Turk joined the DePauw faculty in 1928. His service to DPU included head of the department of Romance Languages, 33 years on the university’s faculty committee on athletics, and three years as a cross country coach. He was the recipient of the Best Teacher award in 1957, and in 1968 was named emeritus professor. DePAUW PRESIDENT Robert Bottoms said, “The Ixiurel H. and Esther L. Turk Endowed Scholarship reflects Laurel’s commitment to excellence in his many years of teaching at DePauw and to making students more aware of other cultures. It is especially gratifying to receive this kind of support from a longtime member of the DePauw community, and it will help the university continue to enhance the international scope of our curriculum.” In recognition of his teaching of Spanish, Turk was awarded Spain’s Knight Commander of the Order of Civil Merit in 1965. He served 13 years as secretarytreasurer of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese and was given that organization’s Distinguished Service Award in 1983. Turk was the principal organizer and secretarytreasurer from 1953 to 1965 of Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica, the national Spanish honor society for secondary schools. When he was not satisfied with existing Spanish textbooks in the schools, Turk began writing in 1941. “El espanol al dia” was written in 1949 and is now in its sixth edition. “Foundation Course in Spanish,” written in 1957, has become a standard for Spanish textbooks and is in its seventh edition. These texts were among the first to incorporate the teaching of Spanish culture with the teaching of the language. ESTHER TURK SERVED D Pauw as a part-time instructor of home economics in 1951 and 1956, and she was a substitute teacher at Greencastle High School and elementary school teacher in Richmond, Kan. She attended Baker University and Emporia (Kan.) Teachers College and was awarded a bachelor’s degree from the University of Kansas. She has taken a leadership role in community activities. She was captain of Girl Scouts in Greencastle, and she helped organize the League of Women Voters, Putnam County Hospital Guild, and St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church. She also has served on the Diocesan Board in Indianapolis.

Legal Notice

NOTICE OF ADMINtSTRATION In The Putnam Circuit Court Estate No. 67C01-8910-ES-82 Notice is hereby given that James Richard Crosby and John Edward Crosby was on the 26th day of October, 1989 appointed personal representatives of the estate of Robert Crosby, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said court within five months from the date of the first publication of thio notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Greencastle, Indiana on October 26,1989. Nancy A. Michael Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court YOUNG, HARRIS & HARVEY Attorneys For Estate November 29, 2 T

Legal Notice

State Of Indiana County Of Putnam SS: In The Putnam Circuit Court First United Savings Bank, Raintiff, V. Brian D. Barker, Dee A. Barker, et al.. Defendants Cause No. 67C01-8910-CP-421 SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION BRIAN D. BARKER and DEE A. BARKER, defendants, are notified that: 1. Defendants, whose whereabouts sre unknown, have, jointly and severally, been sued by plaintiff First United Savings Bank (formerly "Greencastle Federal Savings and Loan Association") in the above-enumerated Cause before the Putnam Circuit Court, Putnam County, Indiana. 2. This Suit concerns Raintiff's requests thst judgment be entered in its favor and against Defendants upon their secured promissory note indebtednesses in the principal amount of $7,020.64, plus interest and late charges since August 1, 1987, and all of Plaintiff's costs of collection (including attorney's fee), and that the lien of the real estate mortgage securing such debt be foreclosed towsrd payment thereof. 3. Defendants must respond to the claim in this Cause within thirty (30) days aftsr the lest notice of this Action io published (which response date will be on or about December 18, 1989); and, in case they tail to do so, judgment by default may be entered against them for the relief requested in the Complaint 4. Plaintiff 's attorneys are Bremer & Cook, 50 North Jackson Street Greencastle, Indiana 46135. Dated: October 31,1989 Nancy A. Michael Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Court November 2/9/16Z3T

Legal Notice

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of School Trustees of the North Putnam Community School Corporation will receive bide for three (3) 66-Passenger School Bus Bodies and Chassis. Notice is also hereby given ttiat the Board will trade-in buses, but reserves the right not to trade-in buses if allowances ers unacceptable. Specifications ere on (Is In the Office of ths Superintendent of Schools, Box 169, Bainbridge, Indiana 46105. Bide are to be fled by 2:30 pm., November 21, 1989, In the Office of the Superin tsndenL Bidders shall use the proper Bid Form 95 and shall file a non-collusion affidavit The bid shall be accompanied by a bid bond in the amount of five (5) percent of the bid or a certified check of th* same amount. The Board of School Trustees reserves the right to reject any and all bids and waive any informalities. Bids win be opened and read aloud at a public bid opening meeting on Tuesday, November 21, 1989, at 2:30 pm. North Putnam Community School Corporation By: Byron Gough, President Mary Martin. Secretary (Board of School Trustees) November 2/9/2T

Legal Notice

NOTICE TO BIDDERS The North Putiiam Community School Corporation, Putnam County, Indiana, will recaiva waled bida until 2:00 p.m., on November 21, 1969. in the Office of the Superintendent of Schools, Box 169, Bainbridge, Indiana 46105, for the following iteme: ITEM I - GaeoUne - (25,000 gaHorn, more or lew) ITEM II - Diesel Fuat - (50,000 gallons, more or leaa) ITEM 111 - «2 Fuel Oil - (60,000 gallone, more or leaa) Bide will ba opened and read aloud at a public bid opening meeting on Tuesday. November 21, 1969. at 200 pm. All bide must be prepared on Form 95 (ae revised). Bide submitted ehall be accompanied by a five (5) percent Bid Bond or Certified Check. AU bide muet be made In accordance with apeciflcatione now on ftie In the Office of the Superintendent and ehall be for the calendar year 1990. The North Putnam Community School Corporation reserves the right to reject any and all bide, and the right to accept or reject all modifications of the apeciflcatione. All modiflcationa to the apeciflcatione muet be Haled ae alternate bide. North Putnem Community School Corporation By: Byron Gough, Preaident Mary Martin, Secretary (Board of School Trustees) November 2/9/2T

Mobile Homes

VAN BIBBER Lake. 2 BR, large patio & awning. Shaded corner lot included. $13,000. Call today, 739-6441. 10-25-30 T For Sale: 14x70 trailer. Good condition. 3 BR. $3500. 653-4610. 11-8-5 T Wholesale Priced Handyman Specials! Globemaster 12x65...51900; Concord 14x65...54000; Doublewide 20x50..55900...P1us 10 others to choose from. Thomas Homes is open Sundays from 1-5 p.m. on US 41...0ne mile north of I--70 in Terre Haute. Call us today at (812) 232-1328. 11-6-6 T

Apartments

1 bedroom apartment. Small, clean. Appliances furnished. Heat included. 653-4452. 11-1-TF

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1 bedroom apartment. Stove, refrigerator, water and sewage furnished. Phone 653-4C90. 11-3-TF For Rent to quiet individual: 2 BR upper in Victorian house. Lease, damage deposit, and references required. Utilities included. $395 month. 653-4511, 6539502. 11-6-6 T 1 bedroom apartment. Country atmosphere. Deposit required. No pets. Phone 653-3317. 11-7-30 T 1 bedroom, upstairs apartment in Greencastle. Stove, refrigerator, gas and water furnished. References required. No pets. $195 mo. plus deposit. 522-1662. 11-6-6 T COLONIAL ARMS Apts. 1 bedroom, unfurnished apt. Total electric. Ideal for couples, shown by appointment only. Phone 653-9298. 11-3-TF

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ANTIQUE AUCTION ANTIQUES-COLLECTIBLES-FURNITURE-MISC. ROCKVILLE, IN. - 4-H BUILDING (Approx. 1 mi. N. Of Rockville on US 41) SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1989 Starting at 12:45 (In. time) FURNITURE Outstanding Solid Cherry-Rope & Gate leg drop leaf Tbl., Oak Wash Stand, Oak Lib. Tbl., Sm. 2-tier Walnut Parlor Tbl, Oak server Buffet w/t Bevel edge mirror, Walnut tb1.,6 Queen Anne Style Dining Chrs., 6 Oak Childs Chrs., Oak 4 Dr. dresser. Oak Baker Cab. base. Sm. Oak Slant top Dsk., Sm. Curio China Cab., Old Rocker, Oak High Boy bed, 2 Iron beds, 3 Maple end tbls, Glass top Kit Tbl., Full sz. Maple bed, Assrt Oak chrs., Cypress Tree Tbl., 2 Elec, base heaters, Sev craft frames, plus other items not listed. GLASSWARE & COLLECTOR ITEMS: Northwood Pucher, Rookwood Bk.-ends, Pink Depression Plates, 2 Ao Bio Vases w/t flower overlay. Westmoreland 1 pc. Goblet, Green Weller Pitcher, 3 std Rose Bowl. 2 pcs Roseville, Approx 6 pcs. Occupied Japan, 6 Plates by Wm. Ridgeway (approx. yr.-1850), RS German Plates, coal oil lamp, Assrt. vases, Plus sev. other items not mentioned PRIMITIVES -COLLECTIBLE #45 Staley plane, Approx. 8 cross cut saws, R. R. Caboose Whistle, Sev. Wd. planes, 2 Kg. Cutter Wd. chisels, Assrt. hand saws, Winch, hatchet, Kg Cutter Dbl. bit axe, Craftsman Hatchet, 3 buck saws, Lg R, R, Lantern, Lg wdn. tool box, 2 brass Apple btm. ktls., Unusual lg. rock hatchet, steam whistle, Up-nght com meal S' r, Dbl. wheel coffee grinder, lg. old tin truck. Firemans brass lantern, Igt., butter chum. Iron Skillets, approx SR. R lanterns, Tiffany type jht (old), old broom cutter, Granite coffee pot & other pcs., Horse hame wA dr. mirror, R. R. water bucket, coke case, Gone With The Wind lamp, Red Wing lard crock, 2 lg Move star port, Old metal ped. trac., grain probe, spittoon, unusual milk bucket, Cir. saw blade, mole traps, Sev. bam lanterns, met. tanner, sm. hand bell, very old lg stuffed toy dog, iron bean pots, floor lamps, very old firemans hat, Old iron tea kettle, log chains, Craftsman 5 sp up-nght dnll press, McCullough Eager Beaver drain saw, Ridged Nepco heater, Kensore #2OO heater, old, old toy erector set, Plus other items not listed. LUNCH WILL BE SERVED JOHN THOMAS WILLIAM & FAMILY-owners Also selling at the same time and place-Personal Property of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Parker mdudmg colledor plates. Mothers Day, Fathers Day, and Chnstmas Hand painted, Portugal vase, some Jim Beam bottles, Milk glass pcs., old razor, old Prim, tools, plus many other items too numerous to mention TERMS: Cash day of sale. Checks and Buying No.'s with property I D. Not responsible for accidents IwAViIAND IND 47919 (317) 435

Business Service Guide

!; LE-HI-STITCHES!; J i Custom Embroidered ’ i' Jackets, Shirts \ and Towels ' U., 653 - 4475 , J MAMA NUNZ FAMILY RESTAURANT 800 S Main St. Different luncheon ywoaii weekly In • hurry-cxl in-Food wil be waiting Hb Mrer bnd> wtien *250 or more Hours BFII im.-1 :S gm. BTh 5-114$ em to, Sit 5 -12.45 fjn, Sun. < -1145 sm.

LIMOUSINE SERVICE 653-4461

CINDY WRIGHT Freelance Photography v 653-3369 Portraits-Weddmg»-Special Occasions rCREEh'S QUANTUM MECHANICAL Inc. -PLUMBING•Bath Remodeling -New Homes •Fixture Replacement 'Repairs FREE ESTIMATES 739-6222, Greencastle Joe Ellis Heating A Air Conditioning I Jfj Ba lit W. frsnkiin 653-6712 "Free Estimates

Apartments

1 BR EFFICIENCY. Refrigerator, stove, utilities, laundry included. Extra nice. 653-3912, 6532226. 10-10-TF ROBAN APTS. One bedroom, unfurnished apt. Total electric. Ideal for senior citizen. Phone 6539298. 10-26-TF

For Rent

2 Bdrm., 14x70 mobile home. S3OO per month. 539-4330 or 386-2489. 11-8-7 T STORAGE. Garage crowded? Will store your mower, tiller & motorcycle, or whatever for the winter. Cheap rates. 653-5216. 11-8-2 T 2 BR house, in town. 6534090. 11-7-TF Small 2 BR house. No pets. Lease. $295/month plus deposit. Collins/Evans, 653-3141; after 5:30, Nancy Fogle, 6535322. 11-7-TF

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BIG AUCTION, This Friday, November 10th, 6:30 p.m. Old cedar chest, glass top buffet, gas dryer, Ben Franklin wood stove, 2 door refrigerator, old 2 part table, 2 dinettes with chairs, electric ranges, plus many, many misc. items. Mel’s Auction Center, 116 W. Washington, Greencastle. 653-3750. With free area pick-up for your consignments. 11-9-1 T

Business Opp.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY For person who has more ability, judgment and ambition than present occupation can pay. Major livestock feed manufacturer will select one salesservice representative in this area. On the job training. Progressive earnings. Excellent employee benefits programs. For confidential appointment, call (812)847-4003.

Instruction

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Help Wanted

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Secretaries, Word Processors and Data Entry Operators. Short and long term assignments. Access to phone and transportation necessary. Call today. 653-2707 MANPOWER* TtM*O«A«v StHVCf s 1001 S. Bloomington

DIETARY ASST. Apply in person. Ask for Tammy Morlan. Rosewood Healthcare 1306 S. Bloomington St.

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Help Wanted

We are currently accepting applications for OTR Drivers. If you are at least 23 years old, have at least 1 years verifiable OTR experience or have completed a certified drivers training course and have a good dnving record we would like to talk to you. WE OFFER: ’good wages ‘most weekends home ‘insurance ‘cash safety bonus paid every quarter ‘paid vacation and well maintain equipment. If interested apply in person at UNDERWOOD TRUCK LINES, INC. 303 N. Murphy Brazil, IN or call 812-448-2624

GENERAL LABORERS We are looking for general laborers who can work either short or long term assignments. Access to phone, transportation necessary. Call today. 653-2707 MANPOWER* T £**'C*fc«v MWVCCS 1001 S. Bloomington

Applicatons for part time positions now being accepted. Position available involves working in supervised residential group home. Apply between 8 am.-4:30 p.m., at Putnam County Comprehensive Services, 630 Tennessee St., Greencastle. EOE. 11-8-3 T URGENTLY NEED dependable person to work without supervision for Texas Oil Co. in Greencastle area. We train. Write T.J. Dickerson, Pres., SWEPCO, Box 961005, Ft. Worth, TX 76161. 11-8-4 P CHAIRSIDE dental assistant; no clerical or secretarial responsibilities; no experience necessary; we train. Reply to Box R, c/o Banner Graphic. 11-8-3 P Experienced first line caregivers are the most important & most needed people in this business. If you're proud to be counted as one of these people, give us a call. We have both full time and part time nursing assistant positions available and we would be proud to have you working with us! Heritage House Convalescent Center, of Greencastle. 6532603. 11-6-6 T RESPIRATORY THERAPIST. Positions on 3-11 and 11-7 shifts are available on the venitilator unit of our skilled healthcare facility. Full and part time openings. Excellent salary and benefit programs. Please contact Kae Gallear, Administrator. Williamsburg Health Care Inc., 1609 Lafayette Rd., Crawfordsville, IN. 47933; 317-364-0363. 11-3-6 T Part time & full time day work, janitorial work. Apply to Post Office Box 162, Greencastle, IN 46135. 11-4-5 T WANTED: Full time carpenter, experienced at post frame buildings helpful. Some travel may be required. Excellent starting pay. Bonus, profit sharing, & benefits. 653-9781. 11-1-12 T Wanted: Help for residential cleaning company. Apply at Walker Motel, Monday-Friday after 5:00 p.m. Saturday & Sunday, 12:00 noon-7:00 p.m. 10-30-12 P Now accepting applications for Nurse’s Aides, with 1 year experience or certification. Apply in person at Sunset Manor Nursing Home, 1109 S. Indiana St., Greencastle, IN 46135. Apply Monday-Friday, 9:00-2 p.m. 10-18-TF PIZZA HUT is now accepting applications for cooks & delivery drivers. Cooks starting $3.60/hour; drivers from $4/hour; plus benefits. Apply now at Pizza Hut, 511 Bloomington St. Wages based on experience. 10-7-TF PIZZA HUT is now accepting applications for night cooks. Starting from $3.60 per hour, plus benefits. Apply now at Pizza Hut, 1106 Indianapolis Road. Wages based on experience. 10-7-TF

Help Wanted

NOW HIRING deliverydrivers. Starting aF $4/hour, plus benefits." Apply at Pizza Hut, 51T Bloomington St. Z 9-7-TF?

Automotive

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Quality Used Cars!

89 Ford Taurus, nice as you’ll find! 89 Ford Tempo, 4 to choose from. 89 Ford Escort, 2 to choose from. 88 Merkur Scorpio, loaded, low miles. 88 Ford Mustang, 4 to choose from, 2 convertibles, 1 GT, 1 LX. 88 Ford Tempo, 2 to choose from. 88 Ford Taurus, low miles. 88 Ford Festlva, packed with value. 88 Ford Escort, auto., AM/FM stereo. 88 Dodge Shadow, auto., air, flip open roof. 88 Ford Thunderbird, loaded. 88 Mercury Topaz, auto., air, tilt, cruise, full power. 88 Lincoln Town Car, Signature, fully equipped, tow miles. 87 Ford EXP, sporty! 87 Ford Crown Victoria, must see! 87 Ford Tempo, auto., air, tilt, cruise. 87 Dodge Shelby, air, flip open root. 87 Ford Taurus, auto., air, power group. 86 Olds Calais, AM/FM stereo cass. 86 Buick Park Avenue, fully equipped. 86 Mercury Cougar, sharp! 86 Olds Cutlass, nice. 86 Buick LeSabre, loaded, only 36,000 miles. 86 Ford Taurus, power group, only 20,800 miles. 85 Olds Tornado, auto., air, fully equipped. 85 Chrysler Fifth Avenue, nice as you'll find! 85 Chrysler Leßaron, loaded. 85 Ford Thunderbird, extra nice. 85 Plymouth Reliant, priced right! 85 Pontiac Trans Am, loaded, plus t-tops. 85 Ford Escort, packed with value. 85 Ford Mustang, loaded, low miles. 84 Plymouth Turismo, local owner, must see! 84 Pontiac Parlslanne, auto., air, power group, tilt, cruise. 84 Toyota Supra, air, moon roof. 84 Olds Custom Wagon, priced right. 83 Chevy Impala, tilt, cruise, low miles. 83 Toyota Cellca, air, AM/FM stereo, moon roof. 83 Buick Regal, local owner, nice. 83 Mercury Cougar, loaded 82 Mercury Lynx, good economy. 82 Plymouth Horizon, priced right! 81 Buick Skyhawk, auto., air and much more. 80 Olds Cutlass, auto., air, AM/FM stereo. 80 Pontiac Grand Prix, nice. 79 Pontiac Bonneville, air, tilt, cruise. 79 Lincoln Town Car, loaded. 79 Ford Mustang, nice! 73 Dodge Charger, priced to soil 70 Ford Mustang, MACH I.

Used Trucks

88 Ford Ranger, fun-tough, 2 to choose from. 87 Ford Bronco, full size, AM/FM stereo cassette, tit, cruise. 87 Ford F-150 XLT Lariat, loaded 86 Ford F-150, 2 to choose from. 86 Ford E-150 Van, only 16,600 miles. 85 Ford Ranger, nice. 85 Dodge Van, auto., air, AM/FM stereo. 84 Ford F-150, nice truck. 84 Chevy Van, loaded, must see! 83 Ford F-150, priced right! 82 Ford F-350, work ready! 78 Ford Club Wagon, auto., air, tilt, cruise. 76 Ford F-150, loaded. 74 Ford Ranchero, priced right! All vehicle* subject to prior tale. Sale Dept. Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-8, Sat. 8-5 (812) 446-2351 (812) 232-1988 Hwy. 40 West | ropo ■ Utiut the yut on coating