Banner Graphic, Volume 21, Number 36, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 October 1990 — Page 4

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THE BANNERGRAPHIC October 15,1990

Housing Authority

the remainder. However, that unit must fall within the federally mandated fair market rent and it is illegal for a family to pay for a unit priced higher than the cap. On the voucher program, the GHA pays a subsidy that equals the difference of approximately 30 percent of the family’s monthly income and the payment standard. If the family rents a unit for something below the payment standard, then their share of the rent is small. However, if the family rents a unit for something above the payment standard, its share of the rent is greater. MEANWHILE, IN other business, Johnson told the board that the U.S. Department of Housing

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GREENCASTLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS OCT. 15-19 Monday, Oct. 15 High School Chorus Concert, 7:30 p.m., cafeteria. Jones School Open house, 7-8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 16 High School Wednesday, Oct. 17 High School Purdue visitation. Northeast School Kindergarten students’ field trip to Chandler’s Farm pumpkin patch. Ridpath School Kindergarten students’ field trip to Chandler’s Farm pumpkin patch. First grade visit the recycling center. Thursday, Oct. 18 High School School photos taken of students who did not have them taken during registration. Ridpath School Fourth-grade students to Billie Creek Village. Second-grade students to Lieber State Park. Friday, Oct. 19 High School Ninth-grade accelerated English class field trip. University of Evansville visitation. Northeast School Third-grade students’ field trip to Indianapolis Zoo.

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hurt. IN ORDER TO FULLY investigate the incident, the Owen County Sheriff’s Department is bringing in an accident-reconstruc-tionist from the Indiana State Police. Services for Carol L. Williamson Western, formerly of Clayton, will be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday from West and Parrish and Pedigo

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and Urban Development is still being closed-mouthed on the GHA’s new funding for 22 additional units. Johnson received a call from Congressman John Myers’ office last month saying the money had been approved by HUD for the GHA. But when Johnson called HUD for details, he found HUD employees unwilling to speak to him. “We’re in a really ugly waiting game,” Johnson told the board. And the GHA’s part in the ugly game is to do nothing but wait fen- the money to arrive. JOHNSON TOLD THE board there currently are 53 certificates issued, with seven more to be filled.

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Funeral Home, Spencer, where friends may call 4-8 p.m. Tuesday. Survivors include her husband, James; three daughters, Alisia Smith and Darci and Sharelene Miller; two stepsons, Jeff and Jerry Western; three brothers, David, Donald and Bruce Williamson, and two sisters, Mary Crosswhite and Joyce Lancaster.

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He said there are 19 families out there trying to fill those seven slots. Johnson also said there are 24 vouchers currently under lease, with two more expected to be added in the next week or so. However, he expects to lose at least a couple of vouchor clients at the end of the month, so he is not expecting any real growth in that program Thursday night’s meeting was attended by Johnson, Harmless, Baynard, and board members Marvin Clifford, Betty Edmonds, Roberta Lanie, John Stouder and board president Marge Smith. The Housing Authority will meet again in regular session at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 8 at the GHA’s office, 620 Tennessee St Alumnus to exhibit art at DePauw DePauw University’s Emison Art Cento* will be host to an exhibit of works by one of its own alumni, feminist New York artist Mary Beth Edelson, from Wednesday, Oct. 17 through Nov. 16. EDELSON, A 1955 DePauw graduate, will present a slide lecture about her work at 4 p.m. Oct. 17 in East College, room 107. A reception to open the exhibition, titled “Shape Shifter Seven Mediums,” will be held immediately following in the Emison Art Center gallery. All events are open and free to the public. Edelson works in a wide range of media investigating issues that revolve around the creation erf a viable alternative culture. The images and metaphors in her work are drawn from diverse fields, including anthropology, sacred studies, art history, physics and ecology. DURING THE 19705, she was best known for her ritual performances, and now she is widely recognized for her painted installations, drawings, paintings and photographs. Works in the DePauw exhibition include photographs of private rituals from the 19705, works on paper, cast bronze sculpture from the 1980 s, and a large-scale oil.

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Driver Patty Adams (left) and Librarian Karen Weaver have scheduled several stops throughout Putnam County for the library’s bookmobile. Among this fall’s schedule are two

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Patrons can now visit the traveling mini-library every other Tuesday from 5:30 to 6:25 p.m. at Wal-Mart/Putnam Plaza and 6:30 7:15 p.m. at Round Bam Manor Apartments. Among the 2,500 volumes carried in the bookmobile are regular and large-print fiction and non-fic-tion books for adult and children, as well as magazines. Special requests can also be filled for video tapes, audio tapes, phonograph records, and a Polaroid camera. REGULAR STOPS are scheduled at all elementary schools that have requested the service, local grocery stores, day-care centers, community centers, nursing homes and apartment complexes. When requested, books can also be delivered to homebound individuals. Stops vary in length from about 90 minutes at the schools, to hourlong visits to communities such as Cloverdale and Heritage Lake, to 45 or 30 minutes elsewhere. Putnam County’s bookmobile

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program began in 1951. During its 39 years of service, its circulation has gradually increased. More than 12,700 books for adults and children were circulated last year. Weaver and Adams anticipate a further increase in the number of borrowers this year as community awareness of the service grows. ANYONE WITH a library card is encouraged to take advantage of bookmobile stops. County residents without a library card may get one from the bookmobile, Weaver said, or at the library building located at Walnut and Vine streets in Greencastle. Residents may also ask for specific items, either by placing heir request with Weaver and Adams or by calling the library at 653-2755. The bookmobile has recently undergone minor repairs. Its schedule for the remainder of fall 1990 is: Monday, Oct. 15 and 29, Nov. 26 and Dec. 10 at Ridpath Elementary, Fillmore Elementary, Green Acres County Home, Canterbury Estates,

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Castlebury Apartments and Indian Springs. Monday, Oct 22, Nov. 5 and 19, and Dec. 3 and 17 at Reelsville Elementary, Reelsville B&D store, Asbury Towers and Rosewood Home. Tuesday, OcL 16 and 30, Nov. 13 and 27, and Dec. 11 at Bainbridge Day Care, Bainbridge Elementary, Heritage Lake and Bainbridge Utilities. Tuesday, Oct. 23, Nov. 6 and 20, and Dec. 4 and 18 at Russellville Elementary, Heritage Lake, VanBiber Lake and Greencastle Nursing Home. Wednesday, Oct. 17 and 31, Nov. 14 and 28, and Dec. 12 at Headstart, Comprehensive Services, Indiana Street, Sunset Manor, Cloverdale Community Building and Houston Health Care. Wednesday, Oct. 24, Nov. 7 and 21, and Dec. 5 and 19 at Stardust Hills, Anna Street, Cloverdale Senior Center, Cloverdale Community Building, Central Elementary and Heritage House.