Banner Graphic, Volume 22, Number 223, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 May 1992 — Page 12

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THE BANNERGRAPHIC May 22,1992

Putnam scanner City Police One arrest and one traffic citation were reported by Greencastle City Police. Franklin Lee Price, 47, 7V4 Poplar St., Greencastle, was arrested at 9:30 a.m. Thursday on South Indiana Street by Officer Don Rumley and SgL Carol Boggess. Price was lodged in the Putnam County Jail on a charge of violation of a restraining order. At 11:08 p.m. Thursday, Timothy J, Holz, 18, New Albany, was ticketed for speeding by SgL Terry Eastham. Holz was cited for 50 mph in a 30-mph zone on Bloomington Street Greencastle Fire Dept. City firefighters were called to Ashley Square Twin Cinemas, 1 W. Seminary St., at 9:14 p.m. Thursday after an oversized fuse in a sound amplifier had started smoking after apparently shorting out. There was no actual fire. Damage to the speaker was listed at SSOO by fire officials, who returned to station at 9:34 p.m. following their investigation. Council Continued from Page 1 percent of a federal aid project to replace bridge No. 204 in Jefferson Township over Sallust Creek. percent of a federal aid project to replace Wildwood Bridge in Floyd Township. percent share of a federal aid project to replace all county road signs. pointed Special Advocate (CASA) for victims of child abuse. pauper council account and $6,000 for the county court on return fugitives. county assessor’s office. lawsuit against the county filed about three years ago by some county highway workers. A $23,4000 transfer to allow the county highway department to purchase a chip box and roller so that the county can do its own chipping and rolling of county roads. AND IN AN appointment matter, the board voted to appoint Valerie Buchanan of Washington Township to fill a position on the library board that will come open this summer. That spot is now held by Harry Kirby, who has indicated he did not desire to be reappointed.

CEDIT He also stated that to rescind CEDIT could hurt the promise of cooperation that has developed with the city since the May 7 meeting. COUNTY COUNCIL member Evans pointed out that if the City of Greencastle does not contribute to the jail project, the problems with the dilapidated and overcrowded jail will not go away. The county could have to fund the building project, estimated at $6.4 million (including various planning fees and so-called soft costs), would have to fall 100 percent on property taxes, he said. Commissioner Walton said he would like to see the County Council back off on CEDIT and get everyone in the county involved in the committee to look at the project Later in the meeting Thursday at the courthouse, it was noted that the commissioners would be the body to set up the joint committee,

A drawing for prizes in the Eagle Wings incentive program at South Putnam Jr.-Sr. High School saw eighthgrader Andy Arnold win a Sony compact disc player Wednesday afternoon. Students earned Eagle Wings throughout the year by doing well in school. Major items also given away were a videocassette player and a TV which, along with the CD player, were purchased with money donated from several area sponsors. Several students also receive numerous smaller prizes. (Banner-Graphic photo by Lisa Meyer).

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Four fifth-graders were recently honored for earning the Arrow of Light, the highest award in Cub Scouting, during a ceremony at Camp Friend. Receiving the honor were (from left)

Financial news you can use Stocks of local interest, with prices as of 10:50 a.m. as compared to the morning’s opening bell on Friday, May 22. Provided by MidAmerica Management Corp. Previous Indust Close 3378.71 -15.13 Dow Jones IndiML 3391.40 .... +12.69 Dow Jones Trans 1378.18 +542 Dow Jones Utillta. 212.94 +1.90 PSI 16% unc. IBM 92 +% Anacomp 3’4 +% Eli Lilly 66% +% Gen. Moton 39% + % Lone Star 3% -% Wendy’s 12% + % Phillips Petro 24’4 unc. Navistar 2’4 unc. AT&T 43% +% Old National Bank 30% -% National City Corp. 44% + % Wal-Mart 52% +% Indiana Energy 27% % GTE 32 unc. Charming Shoppes 30 + % Johnson Controls 40 unc. Flnt United Bank 11 % unc. Sherwin-Williams 28% +% Fuji Heavy Ind n/a n/a* Forum Group. 1% unc. McDonald’s 46 % Previous day’s volume: 182,190,000 Today’s volume: 85,510,000 Precious metals prices as of 10:51 a.m. included: Gold $337.20.. +45 cents Silver $4.06 .+.OOI cent The U.S. dollar in trading against selected foreign currencies as of 10:51 a.m. Included: Bonn SI.OO = 1.6150DM, +.OOIDM Tokyo SI.OO = 129.65 V, +.o4¥ London SI.OO = £1.8178, -£.OOI *Thls quotation Is received weekly. Rockville cancels antique auto show ROCKVILLE An antique auto show, originally scheduled for May 23-25 in Parke County, has been canceled. A spokesman for the organizers of the event said as of mid-week, no antique auto clubs had accepted their invitation to attend the show. Thus, with no antique cars to display, there will be no show.

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which could be handled at the next commissioner’s meeting. The County Council agreed to invite all members of each city and town council to a meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, June 17 in the county courtroom at the courthouse. IN AN UPDATE on the class action lawsuit that spurred the jail building project, County Attorney Lowe noted that a pre-trial conference has been conducted concerning the lawsuit against the county. The matter is now in the discovery process in which both the plaintiffs and defendants will work on the case. A trial date has not yet been set, Lowe said, but added that he expects it will be early next year after the discovery process has ended in February. From now on, Lowe said, the county will be quickly spending money on legal fees, and probably 7 will end up paying the plaintiff’s legal fees also.

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Chris Perkins, Jay Nethers, Seth Mishler and Mark Lemon. (Banner-Graphic photo by Lisa Meyer).

McKinney McKinney is one of 100 school superintendents from across the country invited to attend the June 10-14 meeting in Phoenix. The Institute is paying McKinney’s bills while he is at the conference. “This conference will add to my perspective about changes in education and help my understanding of what business wants from school districts,” McKinney said. THE BUSINESS world is getting increasingly more involved in education, on the national, state and local levels. One example in Indiana is COMMIT, a group of leading Hoosier business leaders who have teamed up to push for education reform across the state. But McKinney is going into this conference with an idea of what the business community wants from professional educators. “I know what business wants,” he said. “They want better schools to provide better workers in terms of having more people skills and a solid, fundamental grasp of what the work ethic is all about.” THE CONFERENCE will begin in earnest on Wednesday, June 10 with a corporate presentation of total quality management principles that are used in business. That day will be guided by presenters from Digital Equipment Corp. The superintendents will also get an introduction to total quality management in effective schools from Dr. Lezotte. On Thursday, June 11, the super-

Civil War Roundtable to hear Lincoln expert at anniversary dinner

The Civil War Roundtable of West Central Indiana will celebrate its eighth anniversary with a banquet Tuesday, May 26 at the DePauw University Union Building ballroom. COST OF THE 6:30 p.m. banquet is sll. Dr. Mark E. Neely Jr., director of the Lincoln Library and Museum in Fort Wayne, will be the guest speaker. He will compare the suspension of civil rights by the Federal and Confederate governments during the Civil War. Probably the nation’s premier authority on Lincoln and the author of several books and articles on

GCSC calendar GREENCASTLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS MAY 25-30 Monday, May 25 All schools No school, Memorial Day. Tuesday, May 26 High School Spring Sports Banquet, 6:30 p.m., multipurpose. Tzouanakis Elementary Art Show, 6:30-8 p.m. Middle School All-Arts Fair, 6 p.m. viewing; 7 p.m. performance. Jones Elementary A.M. kindergarten to eat lunch at school, 10:50-11:15 a.m. Wednesday, May 27 Jones Elementary Mrs. Raines’ reading group to present a play for parents. Tzouanakis Elementary Little Olympics, high school track, noon. Thursday, May 28 Tzouanakis Elementary Chapter I night, 7 p.m. Jones second-graders to visit Tzouanakis School. Jones Elementary Second-grade orientation at Tzouanakis, 9 a.m. Middle School SAD Mixer, 6:30 -8 p.m. for grades 6-8. Friday, May 29 Middle School Developmental Studies lake outing. High School Honors and Awards Program, 7 p.m., McAnally Auditorium. Jones Elementary All-school walking tour of the square. All-school picnic at old Junior High School grounds. Tzouanakis Elementary Ridpath second-graders to visit. Ridpath Elementary Second-graders to visit Tzouanakis School.

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intendents will review guidelines for developing a comprehensive district plan for school improvement that is based on the effective schools framework. Thai will be handled by Dr. Lezotte, who will also lead a discussion on the future of the superintendency. On Friday, June 12, Peter Block will introduce the superintendents to the theories and practices behind The Empowered Manager. He and Dr. Lezotte will also review a case study in school district redesign and the use of design teams to work with case materials. ON SATURDAY, June 13, design teams will report on their design ideas and strategies, complete with a discussion and debriefing session. Daily sessions will run from 8:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. McKinney said he will be staying in Phoenix for several days after the conference because of the number of schools and school systems in Arizona that are practicing outcomes-based education. Cloverdale schools are currently beginning to experiment with OBE, although the board has not formally approved a district-wide plan for implementation of the education philosophy. However, the board has made available some money for teachers who want to spend some time this summer writing OBE curriculum for their classrooms.

Lincoln and related topics, Dr. Neely has been awarded the prestigious Pulitzer Prize in history for his recently published book, “The Fate of Liberty.” In it, he details the story of the suspension of civil rights, especially the writ of habeus corpus, by Lincoln and other members of his government in their all-out war. PAID RESERVATIONS for the dinner should be made to Mrs. Emmaline R. Henry, 404 Linwood Drive, Greencastle, or by phoning 653-3853 by the end of the day Friday. Visitors are welcome at the banquet and speech.

Obituary Agnes I. Spears

Agnes I. Spears, 88, Greencastle, died Wednesday night at her residence at 114 S. Jackson St. She was bom Aug. 27,1903 at Knightsville in Clay County, the daughter of Riley and Julia (Mathis) Allen. On Sept. 9, 1920, she married Lee Edward Spears and he preceded her in death on Aug. 18,1973. She was a member of the Immanuel Baptist Church in Greencastle. An avid quilter, she made more than 200 quilts in her lifetime. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Virgil (Mary) Landes, Route 1 Reelsville,

Greencastle Legion post to elect officers Tuesday

American Legion Post 58 will elect officers at a special meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 26 at the post home on Indianapolis Road in Greencastle. Nominations will be accepted from the floor prior to elections. Only paid-up 1992 cardholders will be allowed to vote. Only

MENUS GREENCASTLE MAY 25-29 Monday No school, Memorial Day. Tuesday Hamburger, french fries, pickle spear, chocolate cake, milk. Wednesday Cook’s choice, milk. Thursday Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, mixed vegetables, cinnamon rolls, milk. Friday Pizzaburger, tater tots, buttered com, strawberry shortcake, milk. ♦ ♦ ♦ SOUTH PUTNAM MAY 25-29 Monday No school, Memorial Day Tuesday SPHS: Grilled ham and cheese sandwich, french fries, salad, ice cream, milk; elementaries: Cook’s choice, milk. Wednesday Cook’s choice, milk. Thursday Cook’s choice, milk. Friday SPHS: Nachos, nacho pieces, carrot sticks, fruit, milk; elementaries: No school. NORTH PUTNAM MAY 25-29 Monday No school, Memorial Day. Tuesday Cook’s choice, milk. Wednesday Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes, com on the cob, bread and butter, cookie, milk. Thursday Sausage on a stick with syrup, potato rounds, scrambled eggs, fruit mix, milk. Friday Clean-out day, milk. • * * CLOVERDALE MAY 25-29 Monday No school, Memorial Day. Tuesday Hotdog or coney, broccoli with cheese, tater rounds, spice cake, milk. Wednesday Spaghetti with meat sauce, tossed salad, cheese slice, hot roll, juice bar, milk. Thursday Hamburger or cheeseburger, french fries, mixed vegetables, cookie, milk. Friday Code’s choice, milk.

Forest Hill Cemetery and Pine Lawn Mausoleum Plan now to purchase your family cemetery plot or mausoleum crypt at 15% savings. DURING MAY AND JUNE ONLY ... All lots and crypts are being offered at a 15% discount. The number of crypts available are limited. Call 653-3396 For more information and an appointment

Betty Hudson, Quincy, 111., and Mrs. Junior (Ethel) Jordan, Route 2, Greencastle; a son, Roy Edward Spears, Ft. Myers, Fla.; a sister, Kathryn Bullerdick, Brazil; nine grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; two greatgreat grandchildren and several other relatives. Along with her husband, she was preceded in death by two brothers, Lawrence and William Allen. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Miller Memorial Chapel, Brazil, with Rev. Robert C. Daviess officiating. Burial will be at Poland Chapel Cemetery. Friends may call 4-9 p.m. Saturday at the memorial chapel.

American Legion members are eligible. S.A.L. members will not participate. “This is our 73rd annual post election. Come be part of it,” Legion Commander Jack F. O’Brien said in urging all members to attend.

Hospital notes Putnam County Hospital Dismissed Tuesday: Shari L. Johnson and son, Greencastle. Dismissed Thursday: Gloria N. Carpenter and son, Greencastle; Verda E. Coffey, Spencer; Lanny R. Fields, Cloverdale; Joyce Marie Schillings, Cloverdale; Olive E. Sutherlin, Cloverdale. Births: May 17 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Johnson, Greencastle, a boy. May 18 Mr. and Mrs. James S. Carpenter, Cloverdale, a boy. New Arrival SSgL and Mrs. Steven C. Shinn, 102-1 Indian Rock Circle, Minot AFB, N.D. 58704-1107, announce the birth of a daughter, Samantha Rae, bom May 19. She weighed 9 pounds, 2 ounces and was 21 inches long at birth. Maternal grandmother is Virginia Long, Grosbeck, Tex. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Conard L. Shinn, while great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herndon Irwin, all of Route 4, Greencastle. Steve Shinn has been in the Air Force 11 years and is currently stationed at the North Dakota base.

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