Banner Graphic, Volume 21, Number 175, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 March 1991 — Page 4

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THE BANNERGRAPHIC March 29,1991

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GREENCASTLE OFFSET PRINTING Terry & Pat McCarter, 20 S. Jackson 653-4026 CASTLE CHEVROLET BUICK GEO, Inc. ‘'Mu.rt you 'n Triattd Likf Royalty' Greencastle, IN 653-6435 HUMPHREYS’ OUTDOOR POWER Sales & Service, US 231 N. 653-3019 JULIE’S POODLE PARLOR Wayne, Julie & Aaron Burns, 11 Bloomington St. 653-5573 BOYCE’S RED & WHITE SUPERMARKET Steve & Beth Boyce & Employees 309 East Franklin St., Greencastle, 653-2159 GREENCASTLE FEED CENTER, INC. U.S. Hwy. 231 North, Greencastle 653-4191 GREENCASTLE SHELL FOOD MARKET Linda Trueblood & Staff,, 701 N. Jackson, 653-8372 JOE ELLIS HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING, INC. 116 W. Franklin, David Masten, 653-6712 CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK Officers, Directors & Staff, 1 Central Square and Putnam Plaza Branch WAL-MART DISCOUNT STORE Management & Associates, 653-2481,25 Putnam Plaza, Greencastle VICKI’S FAMILY RESTAURANT Vicki Nees and Staff U.S. Hwy. 231 North, Greencastle, 653-4288 ROSEWOOD HEALTH CARE FACILITY Ted Merrick, Ex Dir., & Staff, 1306 Bloomington 653-2406 SHUEE & SONS TV & APPLIANCE Sales and Staff 24 N. Jackson, Greencastle The Shuee Family and Staff LONE STAR INDUSTRIES Greencastle, Indiana SYSTECH CORPORATION Quality Control Analysis of Flammable Liquids, Greencastle, IN BRACKNEY’S WESTERN STORE The Brackney Family, U.S. Hwy. 231 N. 653-9464 compliments of the GREENCASTLE NURSING HOME 815 E. Tacoma, 2 blks. N. of Armory MONON CAFE 814 N. Jackson, Greencastle, 653-8012 IBM (Ind.) EMPLOYEES FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 13 Putnam Plaza, 653-9731 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Agents Dennis Folck, Kevin Hutcheson, Brad Mendenhall 653-9797 COLDWELL BANKER PUTNAM REAL ESTATE CENTER 1001 S. Bloomington St.. Greencastle, 653-5158 QUANTUM MECHANICAL INC. Heating * Air Conditioning Refrigeration RR 6, Box 45 Greencastle 739-6222 PUTNAM INN RESTAURANT Ron Hansen & Staff, 400 N. Jackson Greencastle 653-8777 B & E ELECTRIC SERVICE Electric & Commercial Refrigeration,! 108 So. Locust 653-3953 McPherson market Marathon Gas-Self Service Downtown Groveland-on US 36,10 Mi. W. of Danville, 522-2844 HATHAWAY’S CAFE 18 South Jackson St., Greencastle, 653-1228 PIZZA KING 653-3184 or 653-3185,400 Bloomington, Greencastle

This weekly message is sponsored by these local businesses:

KERSEY MUSIC COMPANY David & Sandra Fanning & Staff 11 N Indiana St, Greencastle 653-6824 BLACK LUMBER CO. 501 North Indiana, Greencastle 653-5171 GREENMARK INSURANCE A Full Service Agency, 1 N. Locust, Greencastle 317-653-4141 or 1-800-321-3436 SKELTON-SKINNER LUMBER CO. Retail-Wholesale-Transit Shippers, 1221 S. Bloomington 653-9705 TRI-COUNTY BANK & TRUST CO. member FDIC-Roachdale-Bambndge-Russellville HERITAGE HOUSE CONVALESCENT CENTER OF PUTNAM CO. 1601 Hospital Dr. 653-2602 SERVICE GLASS Merle & Carol Dixon & Staff, 1104 N. Jackson 653-9452 ALBIN’S POOLS & SPAS Norma & Tom Albin, Albin Pond Rd. 653-3228 TRI-COUNTY AGENCY, INC. Roachdale-522-1000, Bambridge-522-6202 THE WALDEN INN Matthew O'Neill & Staff, 2 East Seminary 653-2761 DR. WAYNE M. LEWIS Complete Chiropractic Health Services West Walnut Street, Greencastle 653-3454 THE ROCKING HORSE The Childrens Specialty Store M F 9-6; Sat. 9-5; Sun. 1 -5, North Side of Greencastle Square A. HUBER & SONS PLUMBING Heating & Air Conditioning, Indianapolis Road 653-3133 JULIE’S FAIRWAY RESTAURANT Julie, Wayne & Aaron Burns & Staff, U.S. 231 North, 653-3531 ROUND BARN MANOR APARTMENTS •THE New Apartments in Greencastle' West of Wal-Mart 653-7871 MALLORY CAPACITOR COMPANY A Div. of Mallory Components Group, Emhart Industnes, Inc. COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION OF INDIANA ‘The Telephone Company" Roachdale, Indiana HEARTLAND HIDEAWAY DAYCARE Dee Prince, licensed director, just north of Bert & Betty's in Fillmore, 246-6533 GREENCASTLE HOG MARKET John McCorkle, Mgr. & Staff, Greencastle, Indiana LOBDELL-EMERY Manhattan Road Phone 653-2611 MUFFLER CONNECTION Jim & Candy Robinson & Staff, 816 No. Jackson, Greencastle 653-4424 JENKINS STANDARD SERVICE Indiana & Walnut Streets Greencastle, 653-9933 B. VIDEO HEAVEN Sales & Rental 653-8789, 24 S. Indiana, Greencastle CASH CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. •Since 1919" Webb Road 653-6533 McQUIK’S OILUBE 805 Indianapolis Rd., Greencastle, 653-2180 GRIFFIN’S CONVENIENT GROCERY Open daily 6 a.m. to 10 p.m , 608 Tennessee, Greencastle 653-2545 HARDEE’S RESTAURANT 1047 Indianapolis Road. Greencastle, 653-6355 GIRTON’S BOOK SHOP Bob Girton & Staff,, 12 W. Washington, Greencastle 653-2665 YORK PONTIAC-OLDS-GMC TRUCKS Indianapolis Road, Greencastle, 653-8426

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Keith Geckeler (left) of Habitat for Humanity, Jason Holm (center) of Indiana Promo Maps, and Del Brewer of the Big Walnut Sports Park display a map of Greencastle produced by Indiana Promo Maps in association with more than 100 local businesses. The maps are being sold

Poster maps of Greencastle will assist four local organizations

Colorful and artistic posters of Greencastle’s business community can benefit some local not-for-profit groups. Proceeds from the Indiana Promo Maps featuring Greencastle will go to Habitat for Humanity, Friends of the Library, Big Walnut Sports Park and Beta Theta Pi for the Putnam County Food Pantry. COMPILED BY Jason Holm and more than 100 local businesses, the maps are being displayed at participating businesses around town. About 1,200 copies of the maps are available, with each of the four not-for-profit organizations receiving 300 posters at no charge to be sold for pure profit.

Jail issue to prison, but the county will have to hold him until a bed in free in the I DOC. That wait can be several months long. Hickey’s report estimated that the average daily population in the year 2020 will be 130.8 inmates. That is based on historical data from 1985 to 1990 and considers factors such as population, crime trends and policy and legislative changes. THE REPORT includes one calculation of the number of cells needed in Putnam County that was figured by Walter Smith, the stale’s jail inspector. He figures the county needed 91.53 cells in 1990. His estimate calls for 93.69 cells in 2020. James Architects estimated that the county needs 99 cells, 15 of which are needed for prisoners held

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/ EASTER BUFFET \ Sunday, March 31,1991 \ / "Vichyssoise-Potato & "Ginger and Rum Glazed Ham\ / Leek Soup (Hot or Cold) "Hoki Oscar \ / "Spinach Salad "Roast Beef Au Jus \ / "Salad Nicoise "Dauphinoise Potatoes \ / "Marinated Tomato Salad "Creamed Peas and \ / "Shell Pasta Salad Pearl Onions \ "Fresh Fruit Tree of Paradise "Butternut Squash Des Moines \ •Assorted Dessert Display $ 12.75 per person, children under 12 half price. Time 10 a.m.-3 p.m. L J P-S. There will be chocolate Easter Eggs, but the If" '—j/ Easter Bunny refused to display them on the buffet lTj' ys- II table so they will be hidden in and around the Inn. Ir" —E Reservat 'ons are required, for JC/ji more ' n f° rmat ’on call or write: \V4lde n Inn 2 Seminary Square, P.O. Box 490, Greencastle, IN 46135 653-2761

to benefit four local not-for-profit groups: Habitat for Humanity, Big Walnut Sports Park, Friends of the Library, and Beta Theta Pi for the Putnam County Food Pantry. (Banner-Graphic photo by Gary Goodman).

For posters benefiting Habitat of Humanity, persons may contact Rev. Keith Geckeler at 653-6040 or 653-5713. Friends of the Library are selling the posters in the Putnam County Public Library, 102 E. Walnut St., Greencastle, or by calling 6532755. For Big Walnut Sports Park, persons may call Del Brewer at 6538491 or 653-5742. ALL PROCEEDS FROM pos ter sales by Beta Theta Pi will benefit the Food Pantry. Posters arc available at Eitcl’s Flowers and Gifts, Boyce’s Red and White, Girton’s Book Shop, Dick’s Barber

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for the state. The firm’s estimate says the capacity could vary up or down by three or four cells. What that means is that the state would like to see 94 jail cells built in Putnam County, while the architect says at least 95 are needed. Given than only an even number of cells will be built, the state and the architect seem to be close to one another in their estimates of the number of cells that will be needed here. THAT NUMBER is at least 10 cells more than the committee asked the architect to study. But that problem can be reduced with double-bunking. Simply put, this is a loophole that allows jails to hold up to twice as many people as they were originally built for. For instance, if the county builds an 84-cell jail, it will open with

Shop and the DePauw Bookstore Annex. Indiana Promo Maps is a venture of Holm, former associate pastor at Greencastle First Baptist Church. The map’s artist is Claudia Dane, Holm’s sister, who works 'out of Hillsdale, Mich. In addition, Place Maps will soon be appearing in Jackson’s Family Restaurant and the Putnam Inn. INDIANA PROMO also has recently completed the ground work for a poster of Parke County and is now working in the beginning stages of a poster for Brazil. For more information about the maps, persons may contact Holm at 653-6894.

only one bunk per cell. However, the county can subsequently come back and put a second bunk in each cell, effectively doubling the capacity to 168 inmates. That is above the estimates provided by the state and the architect. HICKEY TOLD THE group that federal courts have ruled it is not cruel and unusual punishment to house two inmates in a cell originally built for one, as long as they are not locked up together for more than 10 hours at a time. The rest of the time, the inmates would be allowed to stay in their cells or in a common area with other inmates. The 10 hours gives the inmates time to sleep in their cells. The group plans to meet again with Hickey at 7 p.m. Monday, April 8 at the courthouse.

Pell to speak at Limedale on Sunday LIMEDALE Bobby Pell will speak during the 7 p.m. evening Easter service at the Limedale Baptist Church. Pell, in his second year at Tennessee Temple University, is majoring in pastorial studies. He is currently working with Pastor Ben Hayden of “Changed Lives” radio ministries. Pell is engaged to Amy Masten, the daughter of Lee and Geraldine Masten of Greencastle. The public is encouraged to attend the service. The church is located on Manhattan Road. Area Nazarenes to hold indoor camp April 2-7 The Greencastle Church of the Nazarene is sponsoring an indoor camp for all Nazarene churches in Cloverdale, Freedom, Gosport, Greencastle, Jordan, Ladoga, Patricksburg, Roachdale and Stinesville. The camp will be held at 7:30 p.m. each evening April 2-7. The camp will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday, April 7. Rev. Ray LaSalle, evangelist, and James V. Cook, song evangelist, will be featured during the camp. The public is invited to attend.