Banner Graphic, Volume 21, Number 69, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 November 1990 — Page 14

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THE BANNERGRAPHIC November 23,1990

Obituaries Ethel I. Morlan Buis

Ethel I. (Morlan) Buis, 76, Indianapolis, passed away Monday at Northwest Manor Nursing Home, Indianapolis. Bom June 23, 1914, she was a cook at Stilesville School for 10 years before retiring in 1964. Mrs. Buis was preceded in death by her husband, James R. Buis. Survivors include a daughter, Patricia M. (Nenow) Denny,

Eva Lenora Smith

Eva Lenora Smith, 78, Greencastle, passed away Thursday evening at Methodist Hospital, Indianapolis.

Jessie Lane Hickman

Jessie Lane Hickman, 86, a resident of Heritage House Convalescent Center, Greencastle, died Thursday at Putnam County Hospital. She was bom Sept. 23, 1904, daughter of Samuel and Louisa Graham. Survivors include seven children, Ellis Lane, Bridgeport, 111., Herbert Lane, Mayer, Ariz.,

South Putnam Jr.-Sr. High School honor roll

SOUTH PUTNAM JR.-SR. HIGH SCHOOL First Grading Period GRADE 12 All A’s Jim Collins, Boyd Goodson. A’s and B’s Suzanne Beck, Ryan Callahan, Dana Coffin, Mike Garrett, Tammy Kunkier, Matthew Macy, Cheryl Marshall, Brian Pershing, Andy Singleton, Victoria Stockdale, Regina Walton. GRADE 11 A’s and B’s Mark McKay, Jay Mutterspaugh, Ryan Robinson, Tina Williams, Chris Wrede. GRADE 10 All A’s Anne Reinoehl. A’s and B’s Steve Bixler, Kristi Gilliam, Pamela Hays, Aaron Neblett, Stacy Stallcop. GRADE 9 All A’s Rebecca Chadd, Emily Chew, Missy Cline, Carol Henninger, Emily Hunteman, Amy Reynolds. A’s and B’s Brandi Anderson, Jennifer Benassi, Jaime Boles, Matthew Bumgardner, Shawn Crabtree, Amanda Diel, Karen Harcourt, Becky Hayes, Tracy Hayes, Michael

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Putnam Circuit Court Merchants National Bank and Trust vs. Donald J. Jarrell and Margaret S. Jenkins, complaint. Tonya Collins vs. Seth Collins, petition for dissolution of marriage. Anna Jones vs. Brian W. Jeffries, complaint. Linda Reed Richardson vs. Dallas Robert Richardson, dissolution of marriage. Vicki L. Cornett vs. Hilton James Crabtree, foreign support order. William and Melba Fenoglio vs. Christopher A., Jesse and Betty Cover, complaint. Lisa Toby vs. Bill Toby Jr., dissolution of marriage. • State of Indiana Dept, of Public Welfare as assignee of the support rights of Kimberly A. Wright vs. Charles E. Wright, support and spouse maintenance. State of Indiana Dept of Public Welfare as assignee of the support rights of Morris Thy lor vs. Nancy J. Cole, agreed entry for support. Timothy J. Byrd vs. Christina M. Byrd, dissolution of marriage. Cash Concrete Products Inc. vs. Tim Conner, complaint Donna Lynne McPherson vs. David Alan McPherson, dissolution of marriage.

Memorial services for Vince Faulkner Tuesday

CLOVERDALE A memorial service honoring former Cloverdale High School Assistant Principal Vincent Faulkner will be held 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 27 in the school’s gym. The public is invited to at-

Florida; a granddaughter and a great-grandson. Graveside services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Saturday at Stilesville Cemetery. There will be no visitation. Flanner and Buchanan High School Road Mortuary, Indianapolis, is in charge of arrangements. Memorial contributions can be made to the American Cancer Society.

Arrangements are pending at Bitties and Hurt Funeral Home, Greencastle.

Herschel Lane, Bloomington, Ival Lane, Bainbridge, Phoebie Croslow, Vincennes, Nelda Frederick, Anderson, and Beulah Walker, Mitchell; 22 grandchildren and 37 greatgrandchildren. Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at Vincennes. Gardners Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.

Hodge, Nathan Macy, Diana McCullough, Charity Pelleman, Troy Robertson, Rayna Shafer, B.J. Sims, Jennifer Singleton, lan Stewart, Wendy Strong, Laura Summers, Kenneth Wells, Melissa Young. GRADE 8 All A’s April Arnold, Eddie Chew, Brad Goodson, Amanda Heeke, Andrea Mutterspaugh. A’s and B’s Sarah Abel, John Berry, Gretchen Blaydes, Paul Bottorff, Amy Brickert, Shauna Callahan, Dan Coffin, Summer Cottrell, Jason Crowe, Michelle Erwin, Jennifer Hostetter, Leatha Lehman, Anita Mutterspaugh, Jackie Nonweiler, Doban Phillippe, Wes Ripperger, Nancy Sparks, Jeremiah Stahl, Kora Stinnett, Korie Wells. GRADE 7 All A’s Richie Byrnes. A’s and B’s Jamie Bassett, Venice Branam, Jamie Custis, Felicia Fellows, Jeff Jackson, Amanda Johnson, Clayton McCammack, Chris Samsel, Steven Shoffner, Wayne Smith, Aaron Teipen, Joshua M. Wilson, Joshua P. Wilson.

Julie Marie Coons vs. Michael Lee Coons, dissolution of marriage. Merri C. Hardman vs. George D. Hardman, dissolution of marriage. L.R. Carder vs. C.L. Carder, dissolution of marriage. Kimberly A. Wright vs. Charles E. Wright, dissolution of marriage. Marriage Licenses Mace J. Terry, 26, Greencastle, Kathleen Sue Grogg, 28, Greencastle. Karl Edward Szewc, 48, Greencastle, Kerrin Dianne Wick, 26, Greencastle. Jeffrey Neal Galloway, 25, Greencastle, and Christina Louise Husk, 18, Brazil. Roger Cline Gibson, 29, Roachdale, and Carol Frances Payne, 33, Roachdale. Kevin Dale Hull, 27, Poland, and Debora Deann Lavenau, 29, Poland. Christopher Robert Ross, 20, Greencastle, and Dawn Marie Autrey, 20, Greencastle. John Casey Stinnett, 22, Greencastle, and Brenda Jo Truesdale, 24, Greencastle. Joe Thompson Beck, 40, Bainbridge, and Debra Ann Main, 38, Bainbridge. Gary Franklin Collier Jr., 23, Reelsville, and Kelli Lean Johnson, 24, Reelsville.

tend. Mr. Faulkner, 37, was fatally injured in a Nov. 17 traffic accident on Interstate 70, just east of State Road 39. Funeral services were held last Tuesday at Tell City.

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VFW Post 1550, Greencastle, recently donated SI,OOO toward equipment and supplies to each of the 11 fire departments in Putnam County. Those presenting the donations and the representatives of the fire departments were (front, from left) Chuck Wood of the Greencastle Volunteer Fire Dept., VFW trustee Greg Harlan, VFW post commander Tom Roach, VFW trustee Marion Underwood, VFW trustee Art Neese, Greencastle Fire Chief Bob Elmore, (second row,from left) president Paul Myers of the Fillmore Volunteer Fire Dept., Mike Shouse, assistant chief Dorman Owens and Chief Roy

Housing

recent job change, trying to get back on their feet after a long illness, rebuilding their lives after a divorce or rebounding from a home destroyed by fire or wind. They do not have the funds necessary for a downpayment, let alone homeowners’ insurance or surprise repair bills or the cost of replacing a furnace. It would create too big of a financial strain on many very low-income families. “They need safe, affordable housing now and some hope of owning their own place in the future when they have time to stabilize their lives.” Opportunity Housing’s ultimate goal is to develop 50 safe, affordable two- and three-bedroom homes over the next three years 20 that will be existing homes in need of some fix-up/paint work, and 30 new homes to be built as funding is available. CHANDLER SAID Opportunity Housing is definitely a Put-

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appeal tor individual donors with either modest or extensive means. These givers may, for example, make outright cash donations, or turn over assets in a manner which guarantees themselves and their heirs income for life. Likewise, donors may direct the way their contributions are to be distributed. Or they may leave that determination to the officers of the foundation. LILLY ENDOWMENT this year set forth a strategic plan designed to guide its work over the next few years. The plan embodies an increased emphasis on grant programs to benefit communities throughout Indiana. However, the Endowment does not presume to know what is best for these communities. Rather, it believes that it can most effectively assist them by helping generate local solutions for local problems. That is the way the Putnam County Foundation, our local community foundation, fits in to the overall program. These foundations are a special form of not-for-profit organizations, enlisting a variety of support to fund other nonprofit community endeavors. Projected over the next 15 years, the Lilly Endowment program envisions making available four types of aid: Technical assistance and three methods of matching grant programs. FOR TECHNICAL assistance, the Endowment will set up a resource team in which the Indiana Donor Alliance would have a key role. Primary elements in a projected community foundation are: diverse citizens who demonstrate

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Head of the Reelsville Volunteer Fire Dept., Chief Cleo Yarber of the Vanßibber Lake Volunteer Fire Dept., Carla Brennan and John Brennan of the Jefferson Township Volunteer Fire Dept, and Tom Roach of the Greencastle Volunteer Fire Dept., (back, from left) Wayne Regnier, president, and John Burgess and Jerry Williams of the Madison Township Volunteer Fire Dept., Chief Herman Cox of the Cloverdale Township Volunteer Fire Dept., Phil Carrington of the Russellville Volunteer Fire Dept, and Dave Patterson of the Roachdale Volunteer Fire Dept. (Banner-Graphic photo by Lisa Meyer).

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nam County organization and will be committing to units outside of Greencastle. “We’re looking at the Cloverdale, Fillmore, Bainbridge and Roachdale areas for site locations,” he said. Organizations and individuals can help provide a safe decent place for those in need through Opporunity Housing’s “Adopt a Home” program, which is designed to meet all financial support levels ranging from Senior Partner (pledge of $5,000) to Junior Partner ($1). Volunteers can also reduce the cost of developing a home by helping fix up, clean up, paint, planting grass seed or shrubs or donating other services. More information can be obtained by contacting Ival Lane (653-8966). Opportunity Housing is served by an all-volunteer board. Serving with chairman Chandler are Ed Neary, Bill Marley, Dan Doan, Tim Clark, Mrs. Ralph and Rev. Barber.

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visionary leadership, local persons able and willing to make charitable contributions, plus an agenda of local issues, programs and needs. The Endowment proposes to make matching grants to legally established Indiana community foundations registered with the Internal Revenue Service, which meet the qualifications set out by Lilly. These grants will help establish asset bases for the individual foundation; assist a specific charitable project (either programs or capital); and support general operating expenses during organization. Lilly Endowment’s program is dedicated to the citizens and communities of Indiana and it hopes over the next 15 years to assist these communities in building a legacy of self-reliance to serve for generations to come. The Putnam County Foundation, organized in 1986, has made grants to the communities of Fillmore and Russellville, Big Walnut Sports Park, Putnam County Library, Greencastle Chamber Orchestra, Putnam County Health Services Clinic, At Risk Youth program, P.C. Partnership Building, as well as a number of other projects.

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Hospital notes

Putnam County Hospital Dismissed Tuesday: Evelyn M. Clark, Spencer, Dorothy M. Rice, Cloverdale; Hazel P. Sparks, Greencastle; Carl Preston Walters, Greencastle. Dismissed Wednesday: Mildred E. Kester, Greencastle; Virginia A. Longden, Greencastle; Nancy Louise Skinner, Greencastle. ♦ ♦ * New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Phillips announce the birth of a son, Daniel Ray, bom Nov. 12 at Putnam County Hospital. He weighed 4 pounds, 12 ounces and was welcomed home by a sister, Alisha. Paternal grandparents are Ronald and Linda Phillips, Greencastle, and Rita Newnam, Greencastle. Paternal great-grandparents are the late Raymond and Clara Phillips, Greencastle, and Claude and Bonnie Johnson, Greencastle. Maternal grandparents are Jim and Kathy Sutherlin, Belle Union. Maternal great-grandparents are Delbert and Hazel Sutherlin, Cloverdale, and Harold and Beaulah (Boots) Fagg, Seelyville. ♦ ♦ ♦ Jeff and Jennifer Vermillion announce the birth of a son, Jeffrey Blake Vermillion, bom Oct. 25. He weighed 9 pounds, 13 ounces and was 21’/2 inches long at birth. Paternal grandparents are Bruce and Mary Vermillion. Maternal grandparents are Jay Johnson Sr. and Linda Parker. ♦ ♦ ♦ Al and Ginny Willey, Brownsburg, are the parents of a son, Shane Allen, bom Nov. 14 at Methodist Hospital, Indianapolis. He weighed 9 pounds, 3 ounces and was 21 inches long at birth. A brother, Brad, welcomed him home. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nicholson, Cloverdale, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Willey, Rushville. Great-grandmothers are Bessie Wilson, Greencastle, and Florence Meadows, Indianapolis.

L. J. Clark at Earl Dugan Chevrolet Pontiac & Geo in Danville, Indiana 745-8233

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GREENCASTLE Nov. 26-30 Monday Submarine sandwich, buttered peas, chilled pineapple slices, ice cream, milk. Tuesday Turkey manhattan, mashed potatoes and gravy, buttered green beans, fruited jello, milk. Wednesday Pizza, hash browns, buttered com, apple, brownie, milk. Thursday Fish sandwich, macaroni and cheese, carrot and celery sticks, California vegetables with cheese sauce, chilled pear half, milk. Friday Sloppy Joes, French fries, chilled fruit cup, peanut butter cookie, milk. ♦ ♦ ♦ NORTH PUTNAM Nov. 26-30 Monday Comdog, tater tots, peas and carrots, brownies, milk. Tuesday Brunch for lunch: Sausage, waffles with butter and syrup, hash brown potatoes, fruit salad, milk. Wednesday Chili and crackers, peanut butter sandwich, apple crisp, pickle spear, milk. Thursday Meatloaf, mashed potatoes and gravy, mixed vegetables, cinnamon rolls, fruit, milk. Friday Tuna and noodles, cottage cheese, carrot coins, bread and butter, pears, milk. CLOVERDALE Nov. 26-30 Monday Hamburger or cheeseburger, tater tots, spiced applesauce, blueberry muffin, milk. Tuesday Chicken noodle soup, toasted cheese sandwich, pickle spears, celery sticks with peanut butter, juice bar, milk. Wednesday Sausage gravy and biscuit, sausage pattie, hash browns, apple juice, milk. Thursday Lasagna, breadsticks, cheese sauce, tossed salad, pears, milk. Friday Pig-in-blanket or tenderloin sandwich, tater rounds, peas, fruit roll-up, milk. * * * SOUTH PUTNAM Nov. 26-30 Monday Pizza, French fries, buttered broccoli, milk. Tuesday Nachos with ground beef, tater tots, fruit, peanut butter squares, milk. Wednesday Turkey with noodles, peas and carrots, fruit, cinnamon roll, milk. Thursday Chili mac, salad, fruit roll-up, jello, milk. Friday Chili dog on bun, French fries, mixed fruit, brownie, milk. Cloverdale Continued from Page 1 the quarry. Following Monday’s meeting, S.C.A.T. members attended a Cloverdale Town Council special session at which the council voted to hire two Indianapolis attorneys to support the town’s interests in the quarry issue. MARTIN MARIETTA Aggregates officials have told the Cloverdale Plan Commission that the company needs no permits from the town to operate the quarry. The company claims grandfather rights to the old quarry and the right to extract natural resources from a non-urban area. S.C.A.T. meets on the third Monday of each month.

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