The Daily Reporter from Greenfield, Indiana • Page 8

The Daily Reporter, Greenfield, Indiana, Monday, September 16, 1985 2 Reporter briefing Hospital notes Friday admissions Esther Harkins. Greenfield Cathy Bailey, Pendleton Gary Wildman. Greenfield Teresa Tate. Greenfield Tammy Yokley. McCordsville Franklin Harris, English Friday births Cathy and Charles Bailey, Pendleton.

boy Tammy and Scott Yokley. McCordsville. boy Friday dismissals Hazel Ralston. Greenfield Della Ake. Fortville Suzanne Beechler.

Indianapolis Chad Cox. Alice Foster. Fortville: Charles Mottern. Lawrence Donna Miller and infant. Greenfield Saturday admissions Henry Apple.

Greenfield Sue Booth. Greenfield Arletta Robertson. Greenfield Clara Bell Masters. Knightstown Beulah Ferris. Fairland Lillian Zimmerman.

Greenfield Kelly Bentley. Greenfield Saturday dismissals Vincent Sword. Greenfield Daphna Greenfield James Lindsay. Knightstown Deborah Derrick and infant. Greenfield Mildred Leffler.

Waldron Monte Womack. Kennard Katja Rhoday. Greenfield Walter Young. Cambridge City Eugene Saunders. Shirley Sunday admissions Judy Wasson.

Greenfield James Hall. Indianapolis Richard Foster. Morristown Susan Eaks. Greenfield Loretta Garriott. Greenfield Charles Glisson.

Shirley Lee Roy Clark. New Palestine Stephani Furr. Greenfield Sunday dismissals Cynthia Foster and. infant. Greenfield Mary Spence and infant.

Carthage Charles Hastings, Shirley Willie Greenfield Franklin Harris. English Tammy Yokley and infant. McCordsville Correction The Eastern Hancock School Board will not meet. at 7:30 p.m. today as reported in Saturday's edition.

Instead. the board will at 7.p.m. 23 at the administration building. Wilkinson. Accidents Sept.

13 7:14 p.m. Plane flown by Ralph E. Ohaver. 46, Indianapolis, lost power and landed in bean field, south of CR. 100N and west of CR 300W.

No -injuries reported. Sept. 14 12:06 a.m. Vehicle driven by David R. Scahill.

17. 322 E. North failed to stop at intersection and struck' house. 215 Gaslite Lane. Driver reported injured.

8:58 p.m. Collision involving vehicles driven by Dawn L. Barnhart. 17. 856 Main John B.

Bruner. 22. Route 9. State Street north of Michigan Street. Barnhart reported injured.Sept.

15 6:16 p.m. Collision involving vehicle driven by Kelly L. Huckeby. 19. Route 6.

and parked vehicle owned by Gary R. McCarty. Route. 8. Northgate Shopping Center parking lot.

No injuries reported. Sept. 16 12:37 a.m. Vehicle driven by Donald A. Harman, 54.

Route 8. collided with Angus cow that was 'standing the roadway. CR 200W north of 300S. Driver not injured. Incidents Sept.

13 5 p.m. Criminal mischief reported: truck window shattered. Route 2. New Palestine. 7:29 p.m.

Theft reported: five women reported stealing clothes. Dollar General Store. 9:23 p.m. License plate reported lost or stolen, between West Main Street and Ellis Drive. 11:04 a.m.- Drugs discovered in parking lot.

123 N. State St. 8:30 p. Theft reported: handgun stolen from residence. CR 400N west of Ind.

9. Arrests Sept. 14 David R. Scahill. 17.

322. E. North driving while intoxicated. released on recognizance. Donald Leon Hurley.

30. Indianapolis. disorderly conduct. released on $500 bond Sept. 15 Jesse E.

Kaster. 25. Rushville. public intoxication. released on $250 bond.

David L. Mock. 42. Route 1. driving while intoxicated.

released on $750 bond. Rescue Sept. 14 12:12 215 Gaslite Lane: David Pumpki kin Pie $1.97 reg. $2.29 'BAKERIES Special good thru Sunday, Sept. 22 Norelco- RAZOR CLINIC Limited Time Offer Bring in your Norelco Electric Razor for a clean-up, tune-up, and adjustment by factory-trained repairmen -All at a special low price for a limited time only! 10 a.m.

to 4 p.m. on September 17th Special Low Price ONLY 3.99 CO plus parts. Come in and see the complete line of Razor Accessories, Chic Personal Grooming Products, Razors, Coffee Makers, Clean Air Machines. 3D North American Philips Corporation Olympic accord endorsed Pauline Brookshire Pauline E. Brookshire, 78.

Carmel, died Sunday morning at Carmel Health Care Center. Born June 14, 1907, in Greensfork. she was the daughter of James and Emma Leonard Smith. She was a member of Bradenton (Fla.) Elkettes Club and Chesterfield Christian Church. Survivors include.

two daughters. Mrs. Jack (Donna) Judge, Carmel, and Mrs. H.D. (Jo Ann) Cooper, Sun City, one son, Jim L.

Brookshire. Ozark, seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; a brother. Harold Smith, Greenfield: and several nieces and nephews. She, -was preceded in death in 1984 by her husband. Harold Brookshire.

Memorial services will 7:30 p.m Wednesday at Condo and Son Funeral Home. Wilkinson, with Bart Steever, pastor of Wilkinson Church of Christ, officiating. Calling will be from 6:30 p.m. until the time of the service Wednesday. James O.

Curtis Area deaths Born Dec. 16. 1893. in Marion County. he was the son of James Nelson and Rosa (Harvey) Kitley.

He was the widower of Anna (Reasener) Kitlev' A farmer, Mr. Kitley was a former Hancock 'County resident and county commissioner. He was a past master and 50-year member of Cumberland Masonic Lodge 726 and St. John's Church. of Christ.

Cumberland. Survivors include nephews, Dale Kracht, Indianapolis. and Kenneth Lichtenberg. Morristown; a niece, Bernice Weber. Greenfield: and.

several great and greatnephews. Services will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at Hendryx Mortuaries Cumberland Chapel. Friends may call from 2-9 p.m. today at the mortuary.

Margaret Rihm Margaret Louise Rihm. 57. Greenfield. died Saturday at Regency Place. Born Jan.

23. 1928. in Carthage, she was the daughter df Clarence and Beulah (Brooks) Whitfield. A Greenfield resident for the last five years. Mrs.

Rihm had formerly been a Knightstown resident. She was a member of St. Michael's Church and formerly belonged to Henry County Red Cross and Reach For Recovery. Surviving are her husband. Harold E.

Rihm. whom she married Jan. 29. 1951: two daughters. Ann Rihm.

Indianapolis. and Mary Sinnott. Alabama: two sons. John Rihm. Greenfield.

and Mark Rihm. Indianapolis: two grandsons: her mother. Beulah Whitfield. Florida: four sisters. Wanda Gulley.

Charlottesville. Rose Gorman. Kentucky. Yvonne Mach. Florida.

and Svlvia Go nes. Illinois: and three brothers. Michael Whitfield. Florida. DuWayne Whitfield.

Indianapolis. and Dick Whitfield. Florida. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St.

Michael's Church with the Rev. Stephen Banet officiating. Burial will follow at Park Cemetery. Friends may call from 2- 9 p.m.. Tuesday at Pasco Memorial Mortuary.

A rosary will be recited at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the mortuary. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Michael's Church. Weather Bulletin board LOCALLY TONIGHT Clear and cool.

Low around 50. Southeast wind 5 mph. Mostly sunny and warm. High around 80.9 EXTENDED WEDNESDAY through FRIDAY Warm and humid Wednesday through Friday. Chance of thunderstorms Friday.

Highs 80 to 85. Low in the upper 50s to lower 60s. STATEWIDE Temperatures are expected to break out of an unseasonably chilly spell, climbing back into the 80s for most of the week, the National Weather Service said. Skies were expected to be sunny today, with temperatures a little warmer than those of the weekend. Warmer air will move northward into Indiana, bringing temperatures to normal and a little warmer than normal during the middle of the week.

High temperatures this afternoon were expected to be around 75 in the north and around 80 in the south. Tonight will be fair, and cool with lows of 50 to 55. win ve partly satiny and warm. with highs of 80 to 85. The extended forecast for Wednesday through Friday shows warm and humid conditions, with chance of thunderstorms Friday.

Highs will be from 80 to 85 and lows in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Northgate Cinema Ind. 9 Greenfield 462-2006 Ends Thurs It's all in the name of science. "WEIRD SCIENCE" (PG-13) at 7:00 "Silverado" PG-13 at 8:50 Separate Admission on each movie: Starts Fri. "PeeWee's Adventure" James O.

Curtis: 54. 520 N. East Greenfield, died Sunday morning at Hancock Memorial Hospital. Born July 16, 1931, in Franklin, he was the son of George and Margarite Hinkle Curtis. He had been a Greenfield 'resident 35 years.

He was co-owner of Curtis-Adams Heating and Plumbing. Greenfield. Survivors include his wife, Myrtle Adams Kitley; a daughter. Mrs. Kathy Miller.

Petoskey. three sons. Greg Curtis. Westfield. Doug Curtis.

Fairland, and Jeffrey Curtis. home: four grandchildren; two, sisters, Lois Godsey, Franklin. and Georgia Spurgeon. Muncie: and a brother. John Hinkle, Greenwood.

Services will be 1:30 p.m Tuesday at Pasco Memorial Mortuary with Pastor Tom Martin of Greenfield Christian Church officiating. Burial will follow at Park Cemetery. Friends may call from 7-9 p.m. today at the mortuary. Frank Kitley Frank Kitley, 91, Indinapolis, died Saturday at Altenheim Community.

Tuesday 10:30 a.m. Hancock Alcoholic Beverage Board. 'Commissioners' Courtroom. Hancock County Courthouse. 7:30 p.m.

Library. Board. Greenfield Public Library. Seventh and Broadway streets. Wednesday 9 a.m.

Charles A. Beard School Board. Carthage Elementary School library. Special meeting. 7:30 p.m.

New Palestine Town Board. Town Hall. New Palestine. 7:30 p.m. Knightstown Town Board.

Town Hall. Knightstown. Thursday 1:30 p.m. Hancock County Welfare Board. Department of Public Welfare.

7 p.m. Park Board. Community. Shopper. Fortville.

p.m. Hancock County Plan Com7. mission. County Courtroom. Hancock Courthouse.

8 p.m. Hancock County Board of Zoning Appeals. County Courtroom. Hancock County Courthouse. Bargain Night, Thursday ALL SEATS 1.50 DOWNTOWN VILLAGE CINEMA GREENFIELD 462-9976 Showing Nightly 7:00 PM only The night of your life.

1 FRIGHT NIGHT Starts Friday THE DUSTERS ARE BACK. GHOSTBUSTERS PO COUPON Chicken Mon. thru Thurs. person Special $450 Reg. $5.95 (With coupon) Includes chicken Coupon good Salad.

Potato and Rolls for entire family (DR) COUPON Weekend Specials! Friday: Seafood Platter $795 Saturday: New York Strip Mon. Thurs. Sat. Lounge Open 4 pm "Voted Best Restaurant In Hancock County, By Indianapolis Monthly Magazine readers." 00 The Brandywine Steak House 20 W. Main 462-4466 Scahill, 17, 322 E.

North taken to Hancock Memorial Hospital. 5:31 p.m. Lillian Zimmerman, 62, Allen Lane, taken to Hancock Memorial 'Hospital. 9:03 Dailey Car Wash: Dawn L. Barnhart.

17. Route 6, released to parents. 9:47 423 Woodland Drive: Glandy Baker, 71. Indianapolis, taken to Indianapolis' Community Hospital. Sept.

15 12:46 p.m. CR 300S and 100E: Danny Olds, 5. Route 1. Fountaintown. and Kimberly Olds.

8, Route 1. Fountaintown, taken to Hancock Memorial Hospital. Kimberly later transferred to Indianapolis Hospital by Lifeline helicopter. Fire 7:08 p.m. fire reported: Sheri Hoser' 14.

Mitchell residence. Route 9. small child playing with lighter cited. No injuries reported, Greenfield Fire Department responded. Court news Superior Grace B.

Cronk. Carmen Stinson. Le Ann Stinson. Grace B. Cronk, co-trustee.

First National Bank of Madison County. complaint for damages. venued from Henry County. Robert C. Stevens vs.

Western Diversified Life Insurance complaint Frances C. and Charles W. Braden VS Lavon and Ronald Gross. complaint for cancellation or foreclosure of real estate contract. solution of marriage Joyce M.

and Gary George. dis- Area notes Eden United Methodist Church. disputes that lead to boycotts. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES OF THE 80'S COME HEAR E.F. HUTTON TALK ABOUT SERIOUS MONEY INVESTMENTS We're holding a special seminar that we think every investor should hear.

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competition between all countries without interruption. importance of this paper is that it represents the first agreement between our countries to pledge their support to each other and our mutual dream," Helmick said. The 'Accord of Mutual Understanding and Cooperation in Sports" was signed by Helmick; USOC Secretary, General George Miller, Soviet Olympic Committee President Marat Gramov and Vice President Vjacheslav Gavrilin. Both sides said the document did not guarantee participation in the 1988 Olympics in Seoul. South Korea.

The United, States and 60 other nations boycotted the 1980 Moscow Olympics, and the Soviet Union and 12 other countries boycotted the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. "It's not yet time to enter those games, Helmick said. agreement is a first important step to ensure our entry into those We intend to support the Olympic movement in all "ways," Gramov said. "'This document was signed by two sides. It should reflect continuing relations between our countries in sports.

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