Banner Graphic, Volume 22, Number 214, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 May 1992 — Page 10
THE BANNERGRAPHIC May 12,1982
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Obituaries Kenneth H. Grundlock Sr.
Kenneth H. Grundlock Sr., 63, Route 2, Greencastle, died unexpectedly Tuesday morning at his residence.
Woodrow A. Stephens
Woodrow A. Stephens, 59, Route 1, Cloverdale, passed away unexpectedly Monday morning at his residence. Bom Aug. 6, 1932 at Lebanon, Ind., he was the son of Elvin and Olem (Schenk) Stephens. Mr. Stephens was a veteran of the Korean War, serving in the U.S. Air Force. He had been employed by Deluxe Check Printers, Indianapolis, since 1968. Survivors include his wife, Lillian (Hall) Stephens; two daughters, Lisa Stephens and Stacy Stonecipher, both of Wichita Falls, Tex.; a son, Jes-
James M. Downing Sr.
James M. Downing Sr., 51, Route 1, Greencastle, passed away unexpectedly Monday afternoon at Putnam County Hospital. Bom Oct 15, 1940 at Graham, Ky., he was the son of James Clifford and Ruby M. (Bishop) Downing. On Feb. 9, 1959, he married the former Della Miller, and she survives. Mr. Downing was employed by Link Belt, Indianapolis, for 22 years before retiring in February 1991. He was a member of the Van Bibber Lake Golf Cart Club, which he served as president. In addition to his wife, survivors include his mother, Ruby Downing. Indianapolis; a daughter, Theresa Creed, and husband Larry, Route 13, Brazil;
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might learn the root causes of the war, why it was fought, and the essential outcomes of the war. In the end, instead of having memorized a list of dates and associating certain events with those dates, students will have analyzed and reached an understanding of what World War II was about and how it changed the world. MONDAY NIGHT’S action by the board does not mean that the CCSC has formally adopted OBE as a philosophy. If that step is ever taken, it will come later. Instead, McKinney called it “the next step in the OBE determination chronology." “The next step is to teach some of our courses using the OBE methodologies,” McKinney explained to the board. “Our staff development committee, the administrative team, and our visitations group all recommend the writing of course materials for this teaching process.” HOWEVER, before the strategies can be implemented, the curriculum must be written. And that will happen this summer, but only on a piecemeal basis. And McKinney explained why it is hap-
NPHS Class of ’72 sets 20th reunion
The North Putnam High School Class of 1972 will celebrate its 20th reunion with a family picnic and class dinner Saturday, June 20. THE DAY-LONG festivities will begin at 11 a.m. with a family picnic (until 3 p.m.) at Turkey Run State Park. Class activities will commence at 6 p.m. at the Greencastle American Legion Post with registration and social hour followed by a reunion dinner at 7 p.m. A disc jockey will provide entertainment from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Cost of the evening is sls per person and reservations may be made by calling Debbie App Reed at 5223229. Dress for all events is casual. Class members are encouraged to bring their yearbooks and other memorabilia to share in an evening of reminiscing. THE 1972 REUNION committee is still trying to locate a few classmates. Anyone who has an address for Tern- Anderson, Diane Anderson, Rose Brownell, Loanna McCarty, Nancy Robinson or Duane Stanley is asked to contact Reed.
Services are pending at Bitties and Hurt Funeral Home, Greencastle.
frey Stephens, Goldthwaite, Tex.; two brothers, Levon Stephens, Lebanon, and Charles Stephens, Linden; three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday from HopkinsRector Funeral Home, Greencastle, with burial at Forest Hill Cemetery. Friends may call 4-8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Dayspring Center, a shelter for homeless families, at 1537 N. Central Ave., Indianapolis 46202.
four sons, William J. Downing, Route 1, Greencastle, Mark A. and John C. Downing, both of Route 1, Rockville, and James M. Downing Jr. and wife Jena, Fillmore; a foster son, Raymond Manual, Indianapolis; a sister, Elizabeth Louise Freije, Brownsburg; six grandchildren, Brandon, Sheridan, Justin, Leah Kay, Coty Allen and Jamie Downing; a foster grandson, Joshua Manual, and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Downing was preceded in death by his father. Services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Thursday from Bitties and Hurt Funeral Home, Greencastle, where friends may call 59 p.m. Wednesday. Fr. John Schoettlekotte will officiate. Burial will be in Clinton Falls Cemetery.
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pening in only a few classrooms. “Because the district committees are not ready to recommend complete adoption of OBE, to keep the idea moving, teachers and administrators need to begin to experiment with the paradigm shift necessary for continuing to evaluate the program,” he said. The sl6-an-hour figure was not an arbitrary amount. McKinney told the board that is what the school system pays teachers for working on projects like accreditation reviews. The amount of money available for writing curriculum was capped at SIO,OOO. FINALLY, SUPT. McKinney told the board: “Do not assume that my belief in the OBE paradigm has changed or lessened. It is still the best method of making a difference in the learning of all children ad in a school making basic restructuring of its operation. This is the price, in both time and money, that we must pay for staff involvement in decision making. The need for staff to be involved and to be a part of decision making is mandatory if we are truly going to make lasting changes in our school.”
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Putnam Sheriffs Dept. A rural Roachdale driver complained of chest pain following a two-vehicle accident Monday morning on U.S. 231 near the Old Hickory Golf Course. Holly H. Staley, 17, Route 1, received medical attention from Operation Life ambulance personnel after the car she was driving rear-ended a 1984 Ford van driven by Richard Swaim, 54, Route 4, Rockville. Staley told Putnam County Sheriff Deputy Danny Wallace that she was southbound on U.S. 231 when the vehicles in front of her slowed for farm equipment Staley said she looked down at something and when she looked up it was too late to avoid a collision with the van. Staley’s blue 1984 Honda Civic sustained $1,500-$2,500 damage while Swaim’s van suystained S2OO-SI,OOO damage. Deputy Mark Albright assisted at the scene. City Police Three traffic citations were issued by Greencastle City Police, including two written early Tuesday. The latest came at 3:56 a.m. Tuesday as Officer Albert Epple ticketed Rose L. Sanders, 54, Route 11, Brazil, for speeding on Bloomington Street She was cited for 53 mph in a 30-mph zone. At 1:04 a.m. Tuesday, Epple cited Harold E. Smith Jr., 25, Indianapolis, on North Jackson Street for operating with an expired license plate. On Monday, Capt. Paul Wilson ticketed John B. Marsee, 62, Route 1, Coatesville, for disregarding a stopsign at Liberty and North Jackson streets at 3:38 p.m. Greencastle Fire Dept. Greencastle firefighters responded to a false alarm at Calderon Brothers Vending on 10th Street at 12:25 p.m. Monday. Firefighters were back on station at 12:58 p.m. Marriage Licenses Rodrick W. Feltner, 28, Greencastle, and Julie L. Trapp, 19, Greencastle. Darrold D. Crosby, 24, Ladoga, and Vikki D. Fruits, 25, Ladoga. Jamie Dale Frazier, 21, Greencastle, and Lori Lyn Parrish, 19, Greencastle. Michael Douglas Baker, 44, Greencastle, and Donna R. Noak, 46, Greencastle. Scott Eric Estes, 22, Greencastle, and Lorene Marie Teipen, 22, Greencastle. William Chad Lawson, 24, Bainbridge, and Heather Ann Gruenholz, 20, Bainbridge. Ronald Dwayne Zigler Thacker, 22, Greencastle, and Carol Ann Ross, 22, Greencastle. Danny Dean Reed, 40, Greencastle, and Sherri Ann Fraizer, 38, Greencastle. Donald Robert Bottoms, 34, Roachdale, and Victoria Lynn Page, 40, Roachdale. Jeffrey Leonard Sage, 26, Greencastle, and Shiela J. Maybaugh, 23, Greencastle. Michael E. Aynes, 20, Bainbridge, and Kelli A. Duncan, 19, Bainbridge. James Richard Weimer, 29, Cloverdale, and Janice Jane Leonard, 31, Cloverdale. Real Estate Transfers William J. Bauman to William J. Bauman and wife, warranty deed, part of Jackson Township. Carrol Richard Graham and Marvin Lyle Graham to John H. Smith and wife, warranty deed, part of Russell Township.
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die school students. Looking at the auto salvage yard that has replaced the drive-in theater, one of the teenagers reminisced about going there as a youngster and asked: “Could that ever be changed back?” Mrs. Hassler replied that the Meadowbrook went out of business because there is no longer a profit in drive-in movie theaters. With the screening in place, the salvage yard b a “logical use” for that piece of property, she said. “We should remember,” she added, “that a junkyard is the oldest form of recycling we have.” Also urging passage of the zoning ordinance was Marla Helton of Clinton Township, who termed county planning and zoning “a very logical way to proceed.” She said that driving along the roads of unzoned areas, “the results of no planning become increasingly clear.” ANOTHER CLINTON Township resident, Joe Kiger, offered a rebuttal. “Why don’t you drive through the city and see what zoning’s like. Then you’ll change your mind.” New Maysville minister John Stephen Brown closed the public hearing by pleading with the Plan
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DePauw University President Robert G. Bottoms (left) presents the prestigious Tucker Award to James R. Gammon, professor of zoology, at the university’s recent annual Faculty Recognition Dinner.
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Also, William D. Meehan, professor of arts, 29 years; Roger S. Roof, director of the student health service and university physician, 26 years; Leroy Schoenfeld, associate professor of health, physical education and recreation, 25 years;
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Commission members “to vote your conscience.” After “cleansing” those assembled of “their sins,” Brown recited the Ten Commandments, contrasting them to the 10 planks of Communism and relating how “zoning will take you toward” Communism and Socialism. COUNTY PLANNING Director Hyten called the adoption of the zoning ordinance “a starting point.” “It can still be amended or parts deleted or added to,” he said, indicating it is difficult to get people to understand that they will not need any kind of permit to put out a garden or construct a sidewalk. Following the meeting, Commissioner Don Walton told the BannerGraphic that the Board of Commissioners has 60 days to act on the Plan Commission recommendation. If the commissioners take no action, it automatically becomes law. “WE WON’T DO THAT ... just let it lie there,” Walton said. “We want to vote on it.” Commissioner Beck, an advocate for county zoning for two decades, said Monday night’s vote “was something we needed to do to get on with it. We don’t want to hurt anybody. We want to do what’s best for Putnam County.”
The Tucker Award is given annually to an outstanding senior member of the DPU faculty. Gammon is retiring at the end of this school year. (DePauw New Burea photo by Mary Rector).
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Robert J. Thomas, professor of mathematics and computer sciences; Stanley Warren, dean of academic affairs and professor of education, 19 years; and John C. Wright, associate director of the Bureau of Testing and Research.
Nancy Michael (left) and Sunny Ford (right), co-chairmen of the Greencastle Civic League's 1991 Lights of Love campaign, present a microscope to Ruth Ralph of Putnam County Health Services recently. The microscope, purchased from Lights of Love proceeds, will be used to assist in health screenings. (BannerGraphic photo by Gary Goodman).
Hospital notes Putnam County Hospital Disimissed Friday: Patricia F. Bauman, Roachdale; Benjamin Henry Dean, Greencastle; Norma J. Johnson, Greencastle; Marcella R. L. Norton, Greencastle; Melissa M. Wagoner and daughter, Spencer; Regina Wiley and daughter, Cloverdale; Samantha Jane Woodworth, Spencer. Dismissed Saturday: Anna J. Flory, Cloverdale; Daniel G. Francis, Greencastle; Nikki A. Rhoton and son, Greencastle; Agnes Irene Spears, Greencastle; Eva St. Clair, Greencastle. Dismissed Sunday: Katherine A. Loudermilk, Fillmore; Mary E. Pickett, Greencastle; Arthur M. Rogers, Greencastle. Dismissed Monday: Ralph E. Bruner, Greencastle; Joan Darlene Burnett, Quincy; Walker L. Humpress, Danville; Lisa C. Hunsicker, Quincy; Ona M. O’Conner, Cloverdale; Arthur E. Winings, Cloverdale. Births: May 4 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Wagoner, Spencer, a girl. May 6 Mr. and Mrs. John Wiley, Cloverdale, a girl. May 6 Ms. Nikki A. Rhoton, Greencastle, a boy. ♦ ♦ * New Arrival Daniel E. and Jana S. Jones, Brazil, announce the birth of a daughter, Brandi Lea, bom at 11:50 a.m. April 16 at Union Hospital, Terre Haute. She weighed 6 pounds, 11 ounces and 1914 inches long at birth. A sister, Jessica Nicole, 2, welcomed her home. Maternal grandparents are Harold L. and Wanda B. Rogers, Brazil. Paternal grandparents are Gary and Patricia Jones, Greencastle. The mother is the former Jana S. Rogers.
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