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Volume 82 Culver, Indiana 46511 Thursday April 12, 1979 Number 7

AMBULANCE FUND DINNER CHANGED CCHS Honor Roll Monterey News Culver - The VFW Culver Community Spring Culver - The Culver Auxiliary has announced Reinholt. Eileen Singleton, by Pat Weaver Community Building that the Friday evening Community High School Peggy Stone, Susan The Pulaski County fair dinner to benefit Culver- honor roll following the 3rd Weisenberger. Kathie White. Congratulations to Mr and board will be meeting on Unior. Twp. am bulance Fund nine weeks of study, are as 1A, Jayne Ahlenius, Susan Mrs. Ron Fox of Monterey on Monday. April 16th, in the 4- will be changed from the last follows: Bauer. Renee’ Beach. the birth of a new son H Community Building in Cleaning To Be Friday of the month to Kathy Bigley, Kevin Bonine, Saturday, April 7th. Mrs. Winamac. Friday, April 20. The menu Honor Roll Amy Coffin. Mark DePerte, Fox is the former Thelma will be homemade noodles "6A. Holly Bowman, Marv Jo Dollahan. DcWaync Feltner of Monterey. Henry Drang. with beef, mashed potatoes, Doty. Sarah Fox, Charles Monterey will be getting a Hulmes. Edward Keller. new Doctor in town on May peas, bread and butter and Michelle Knarr. Abby Law­ Good. Diana Good. Debbie The United Methodist May 7th To 14th homemade pie or cake. Take son. Kelly Lawson. Jennifer Grover. Ronald Harris. Mike 1st. The office will be next to out is available and the Kelly Lawson, Jennifer Jamieson. Laura Keyser, church of Monterey and the Post Office. Thanks to Culver - In years past, the We encourage all Club, Maxinkuckee Jr. Leiters Ford will hold Easter donation is $3.50 for adults Lewis, Steve Mattison. Tony Kozlowski, Lisa the Mont trey Lions Club for Culver Chamber of Com­ organization members to Sunrise Services in the Women's Club. and $2 for children. David Quivey, Lisa Ran- Kozubik. Mike Loehmer, this achievement. m erce has taken respon­ support this important loiters Ford Methodist 1973, Culver Brownie sdell, David Taiclet. Terry McCoige. Dawn sibility to conduct a spring community undertaking. By Troop 1206 Oiurch, Sunday morning at 4A, Christine Bailey, Gale Mishler. Jill Morgan. Tim clean up week. This year the the way, any community 1974, Maxinkuckee Jr. 6:30 a.m . A combined choir The United Methodist Craft, W illiam Dehne. Steve Overmyer, Tom Rakowski, Chamber is suggesting minded individual may VVomens Club. from both churches will sing. Church Women will meet Jaycees Fretting er. Cassie Hinsey, Lesa Reinhold. Eva Ruiz. p a rtic ip a tin g projects be participate either jointly or 1975, Culver Fire Dept. Breakfast will follow the Thursday night April 12th in Kevin Mallory, Sandra Alfonso Salary, Lori Shaffer, established by each of the alone if they have a specific 1976, Culver Brownie services. th e home of Virginia Reinholt, Tina Riester, Gail Kit Shei, Susan Stayton, Rita various area civic and Troop 1206. Rosenbaum Hope to see all “Pet Project” they would To Hold Ruhnow. Susan Snyder. Toni Ulch, Robin Wiggin, Shelley fraternal organizations, as like to see completed. 1977, Culver Girl Scouts Wynn. Jason Young. Joseph Pulaski County 4-H ‘Share members there, also the well as, Jr. High and High Weldon. Neil Winn. As in the past, a very 1978, None Young, August Zehner. the Fun Night'’ was held in church women will be School Students. A letter has 3A, Francine Bauer, beautiful traveling trophy 1979 ??? Easter Winamac cn Thursday. April holding a rummage sale on Cynthia Bonine, Patricia b e e n sent to each May 5th. will be awarded the group or Bonnell. Jeff Borg. Jennifer Honorable Mention 5th, Shirley Poort of Mon­ organization President April organization that completes Jack Keldenich. who is the Crowel, Christine Fields, terey won first place for her 9th, asking for their support the most outstanding project Chamber’s co-ordinating Egg Hont baton twirling. Shirley will Tom Girton. Kim Hamman, Carolyn Bauer, Steve of this community endeavor. as seen in the eyes of three chairman this year, would Don’t forget the Food and Jeff Hansen, Jorja Jones, Bauer. Dennis Boschce, go on now to represent As these organizations like to hear from concerned Culver - The JC!s annual Bake Sale Saturday. April judges. Prior recipients of Deborah Kornblith, Susan Diane Braasch, Lora Pulaski County on May 5th in make their project known to persons about project ideas Easter Egg Hunt will be heltl 14th at Master’s Hardware. the trophy are as follows: Linhart. Robin Middleton, Brooks, Lisa Cissna, Paul Rensselaer, indiana. Paul the Chuinber, notification 1970 Maxinkuckee Auto Saturday afternoon at l This is sponsored by the to suggest to the various Greg Mishler. Brian Musial, Cummins, Don Darda, Lori Kline and John Zehner of will be printed here in the Club organizations, he can be o’clock in the Culver Park. ladies ot the Monterey Lisa Reinholt, Eddie DeVos, Joy Doty. Glenn Monterey played their Culver Citizen as to which contacted at The State There will be plenty of Methodist Church. Rickman, Colleen Sage, Dunfee, Diane Fieldhouse, U’umpets and received a B projects are being conducted 1971 Culer Boys Scouts Exchange Bank at 842-3321 eggs for everyone and some Melanie Sage. Linda Spoor, Raymond Forest, Jeff Foust, grading. Beth Nies, Shiela and by what organization. between 8 and 4 or at home at special prizes. Troop. Todd Welling, Anne Wiggin, Jerry Frasa, Rex Harness, Kraft, Bennie Dubois and This will help in elimination 1972 Maxinkuckee Auto 1 golden egg worth $5. for Remember the Monterey 842-3134. Lisa Wynn. Kelly Young. Becky Hawk, Patrick Margie Nies received a B on of duplication. each age group. Girl Scouts w'ill be selling 2A,. Cindy Bennett, Kevin Hinsey, George Hopple, their dancing act. We have a 3 silver eggs worth $1. for subscriptions for the Culver Berger, Jennifer Collins, Mark Hyde, Lisa Hyndman, great group of 4-H’ers in our each age group. Citizen on Saturday April Dennis Cultice, Bonnie Debbie Justis. Carol Ludwig, community and they do a Ages 9-12 east end of park. 2lst. They hope for a good Storm Damages Colver Area Fisher, Ulysses Good, Linda Chad Master, John Mc- good job for the community Ages 5-8 middle of park. response. Hart, Fred Hoesel. Randy Farlane, Walter Nehls, and Pulaski C ounty. Keep up Ages 4 and under west er.'i James, Brian Lewis, Susan Tammi Overley. Susan the good work k id s !!! of park. Mahler, Shawn Master, Personette, Tim Posthuma, Anyone wishing news put Cindy McVicker, Scott Mike Reinholt, Toni Salzer, in the paper, may call Pat Mersch, Sue Nehls, Ed John Singleton, Daniel The Pulaski County fair board will be meeting on Weaver - 542-2252. during the THE CULVER CITIZEN Newman, Geri Newman, Smith, Crystal Stacy, morning or evening hours. Loretta Rausch. Glenna Martha Trusty, Joan Ver- Monday. April 16th in the 4-H “your hometown paper” Ready, Lewanna Ready. num, David Warner. Laura Linda Reinhold, Duane Zehnr. Taiclet Appears On Monterey Girl Scouts To Sell Leadership Conference “Citizen” Subscriptions

Culver - Gordon Taiclet, Council Winners of 1978. Also Left to right, front row are The G irl Scout Troop in Toyer Thomas. Gloria Moss, president of The Buckeye attending from The Buckeye I Monterey will be selling Kelly Hunneshagen, Lisa Angie Schmidt, Melissa F eed a n d Supply, Inc., Feed and Supply Co. were Last week’s wind storm on Citizen subscriptions door to Huber. Diane Bauer. Jamyc Zehner, Nancy Keller and Monterey, was recently Bill Strauch of Culver and Thursday evening took its door in Monterey as a fund Pugh. Shari Weldon and Debra Penksa. chosen to appear on a Purina Red Fisher of Monterey. toll in trees. raising project for the trooD. Mandi Weaver. Back row. Dealer Leadership Con­ ference held annually for MONTEREY GIRL Young and Larry Harness. all young people do. They Ohio. Indiana, and Michigan BAKE SALE SCOUT NEWS In the future the troop really keep us on our toes. Purina Dealers. by Valerie Hainess plans to entertain the We try to plan a project a M r . Taiclet is past month and we always have Culver • The Sophomore A t t h e Norm Kelly Mothers and Grandmothers president of The Indiana Monterey - The Monterey something to look forward Class at Culver Community residence on College Ave., with a Talent Show on May Grain and Feed Dealers to. We also try to make it so High School will hold a Bake the wind tore the center out Girl Scouts will be selling 8th. On April 20th they will Assc and is a Director of the we can earn badges at the Sale at the John Elliott of this tree. subscriptions to the Culver attend a Mother-Daughter National Grain and Feed Building on F’riday, April 13, Citizen, Saturday morning. Tea in W inamac for all the same time. New girls are Dealers Association. from 8:30 to 11 a.m. April 21st. The cost will be' are Girl Scouts. May 25th always welcome. They are The Panel was part of a $7.00 per year. The proceeds they have a hay ride plan­ 4th, 5th and 6th graders Our three day conference held in from this will help the girls ned, this is to celebrate the meetings are on Tuesdays Indianapolis for the Honor The wind blew down this with several activities end of School. after school. We are also tree in front of Bob during the year. They also plan to go to looking for adults to help out Breyfogle’s residence on The girls are proud of the Indiana Beach sometime as our troop keeps growing. Lake Shore Drive. idea of them donating $20.00 dUring the summer. During We hope to make the (Lhe (Culner Citincn to the Culver Ambulance June the Scouts are busy community proud of their Published m -n Thursday afternoon at Fund in March. So please attending Day Camp at local Scouts and we re proud 116 B. .Nnrlh M ain, Culver, Ind. 41*511 help support your local Girl Camp Paxton. Another to represent our community! Telephone 842-322V Scouts and keep up with the project for the girls will be Second Class Postage Paid at Culver. Indiana news at the same time. If the helping the community to tix David Tranter - Publisher RETURNS HOME girls miss seeing you for up Kleckner Park in Mon­ your subscriptions you may terey. RETURNS HOME Arlene Wilder • Managing Editor Leiters Ford. Donald call Valerie Harness 542-4846 O u r girls are always Rosalie Steller - Asst. Publisher Sytsma Honored At Purdue Perkins of Leiters Ford was or Teri Young 5-G-2514 anxious to help Senior Monterey - Kenneth Shirley Snider - A rgos Editor dsmissed March 28th from (Scout Leaders.) Citizens in anyway they can McKinley of Monterey was Linda Tranter * Advertising Sales the Pulaski Memorial The troop had a bake sale or shut-ins. If you need any dismissed April 3rd from the Culver - Mr. and Mrs. Management. After the Rosie Winger - Circulation on Janury 28th at the St. of us to help please feel free Pulaski Memorial Hospital. Albert Sytsma attended the convocation a reception was Hospital. Anne’s Church. They sold the to call the leaders. 1 year subscription convocation for held in the Krannert Girl Scout Cookies in Scouting isn’t all fun but distinguished students at Building for students and MARSHALL COUNTY $7.00 in Indiana February and this was the we try to mix fun with our RETURNS HOME OFFICES TO CLOSE Purdue University. West parents Preceding the biggest cookie year ever. On work. $8.00 out of Indiana Lataycttc. on Friday. April convocation, they had dinner GOOD FRIDAY April 1st the girls enjoyed a As a leader I’ve learned a Monterey * Francis Single Copy 20* with their son Ronald and 6 skating party in Plymouth lot from the girls. I think Nicolas of Monterey was Their son. Ronald, was one Miss Wendy Ham, also a Plymouth - The Marshall lhe Culver Citizen is :i division ol lhe Tribune- and had supper at Mac everyone should take time to cismissed April 6 from the of the distinguished students Purdue student. County offices will be closed News Publishing Co.. 113 Soulh Stale Strccl. Donalds. Helpers were Pat get to knowr them. They are a Pulaski Memorial hospital. all day on Friday. April 13th, South Whitley. Ind. 46787 Telephone I-72J-477I. i n t h e School of an d Bob Weaver, (they lot of fun and have a lot of Please notify the newspaper office in Culver when (Good Friday). furnished their bus). Dale interesting things to say as vour address changes. Now will you give her all WOMEN M EET you love, IN CULVER nor think the labor vain. Nor hate Me when 1 come to call Culver • The 63rd annual PUBLISHER’S to lake her back again?*' SOCIAL convention of the Marshall 1 fancied that I heard them Co. Federation of Clubs met say at the Grace United Church “ Dear Lord. Thy will be of Christ on March 22nd The 'PINION done! EVENTS theme for the convention For all the joy Thy child was an open book, an open shall bring, mind the risk of grief well run. Mrs John Hoesel. Mar­ To AU Parents W e ll shelter her with shall County President welcomed the members and Edgar A. Guest, entitled. tenderness. MALCOLM-McCULLOL’GH SWIHARTS CELEBRATE special guest Mrs Norman A friend of mine died last we'll love her while we WED IN ARGOS 19TH ANNIVERSARY Weldon, 13th District month I know he will be • To All Parents" may. President. The pledges were sadly missed by his family And for the happiness Argos - Marianne Malcolm Argos - Milo and Nellie T il lend you for a little le d b y Mrs. Mildred and friends. Other area we've known, and Stephen McCollough. Swihart. Cook Lake, cele­ time both of Argos, were united in brated their 19th wedding GinedameL Greetings from residents have lost loved forever grateful stay; a child of Mine." He said. marriage by Judge Jerry anniversary Friday with Culver City C u b were ones lately. At such times it’s But shall the angels call “ For you to love the while W ilhelm, brother-in-law of dinner guests including Mr. given by Mrs. Bill Allen, and difficult to know what to say for her she lives the groom, on March 18 at and Mrs. Steve Calhoun and the response was made by or do to make their grief much sooner than we’ve and mourn for when she's 6:30 p.m. in the Argos Court Brandon of Leiters Ford. Mr M rs. Dale Eyrich from easier. planned, Room. and Mrs. Harold Swihart of dead Bourton. Devotions were We’ll brave the bitter grief The bride wore off-white to Bourbon. Mr. and Mrs. It m ay be six or seven given by Rev . C. Thomas When I lost an infant that comes her early Spring wedding. David Swihart and Robert of >*ars. French, pastor of Grace daughter, my mother sent and try to understand.'* She was attended by her Martinvillc. Indiana. Or twenty-two or three, daughters. Faye and Sandy, United Church of Christ. me the following poem by Sympathy extended by But will you till 1 call her friends and relatives does who wore coral and blue. The During the morning groom wore gray and was JUDY KEMPLE AND back. help. It's good to know that session Mrs. Norman Wildon attended by his sons. Daniel CARL D. MUFF LEY spoke on the history of the take care of her for Me? people care. and Troy. WED MARCH 17 dub6 in the 13th distrut She'll bring her charms to The card 1 picked to send A reception for the family Many interesting facts were 'RESSNER* gladden you, to the fam ily of m y friend followed at Harvey's Cafe. Culver - Mr. and Mrs. said. “ Life is not measured learned dirin g the speech and shall her stay be brief The couple reside at Route 2. Kenneth Kemple of Culver CO. by its length but by its and slides were shown by You'll have her lovely Argos. announce the marriage of Mrs Weldon of the different memories as depth." their daughter. Judy Lynne clubs in the district. We were Abstracters solace for your grief. We all know people who and Carl D. Muffley, son of “ I cannot promise she will have accomplished much in CULVER EAGLES able to see m any of the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Muffley Wc noted with great inter­ transporting it. etc.. has kept of Title stay. a few short years on earth AUXILIARY MEET different projects done in our of Plymouth, on March 17. district this past year. est a comment on television coal from becoming useful. since all from earth TTiis is especially evident to Our government spends The luncheon was served last week that said the Title return, Christians at this Easter Culver - Eagles Auxiliary- M r . a n d M rs. Jo h n United States contains a coal millions (billions) on practi­ by a group of ladies from the Insurance B u t there are lessons Season met at the Eagles Lodge Bowersox of Leiters Ford supply in its earth that is cally everything. Why not taught down there April 3rd with eleven were attendants. Jamie Grace Church. The salad and estimated to be much larger coal research and develop­ dessert bar was enjoyed by I want this child to learn. METHODIST WOMEN members present. Secretary’s Geiger, nephew of the bride than the oil supply of the for­ ment? Since 1892 W I've looked the wide world W ILL M EET report was given and with served as ringbearer. all. The tables were eign oil producing countries Are the oil companies so decorated with crochetted big that the government is over in some discussion, was ap­ Present at the ceremony put together. afraid to find an alternate 936-2020 my search for teachers Culver • The United proved and reception following were bookworms with a poem If this is true, why is the written by Mary Allen. The United States government fuel? Whatever happened to true Methodst Women of Wesley The last plans for the both parents and immediate 1307 N. CENTER, library donated books to taking the position that this the electric car or the carbur- And from the throngs that Church will meet on Thur­ Childrens Easter party for families The couple reside ator that got 100 miles to the decorate the room and the country can do nothing about PLYMOUTH crowd life's sday. April 19th at 7:30 p.m Sunday, April 8th were at 415 West Clark St., gallon? flower center pieces made the ever-increasing petrol­ lanes I have selected you. Mrs F. L. Babcock will give finished. Ludene Wilks, Plymouth. W'e are not doomed to pay every one think ot spnng. eum prices? The U.S. govern­ the oroaram “The Judy is a Culver Com­ 51 for each gallon of gasoline diairman of the committee. The books were used to ment should be researching Resurrection. The Message The nominating committee munity High School the possibility of converting if we actively try to find and remind everyone that the of Life.” are as follows: Sharon g-aduate and is employed at many energy supplies back use a substitute. Mrs Ted Strang and Mrs. Mathews. chairman. Lobdel Emory of Argos. Carl President chose as her to coal. Thus reducing the A lle n Randolph a re in Ruthanna Kersey. Daisy is a Plymouth High School project the libraries in the dependence on foreign oil. charge of refreshmaits. Overmeyer. Pat Bennett, graduate and is the manager county. She asked the Co The progress and advance­ Gute to help their local ment of our nation dictated Arc you doing your part in and Mattie Fields. of Kowasaki Village at cleaning up around your pro­ libraries with gifts and that natural gas and petrol­ The By-Laws committee Plymouth. perty now that warm weather DON’T ' ^ frogram s eum products were the will meet April 15th. Mary future and coal was to take is approaching. It makes it THE WORD O. FAITH'J Martin chariman. No Penny The afternoon session nicer for the whole commun­ CUM-JOY-NUS the placc of the horse and began at 1:15 with the ity when each property is WITH S March drawing. HOLDS CARRYIN buggy. The conversion over memorial for club women the years has been so com­ kept neat and orderly. Let us BARNEY BEERS ^ who have passed away since give visitors from out of tow n Mystery Package prize Argos - lhe Argos United plete that it is now extremely the best possible impression. 5:30 P.M. ^ was won by Pat Bennett. Methodist Church Cum-Joy- the 62nd convention. The difficult to get a load of coal. convention awards were It is now time for the U.S. WTCA Plymouth I Meeting adjourned after Nus fellowship met for a government to start to give RETURNS HOME which members colored eggs carry-in dinner with 50 pres- passed out. Accepting £AM 1050 FM 94 3$ tax breaks, rebates, etc. to \ and decorated the lodge. sent. Sherri Davis, presi­ awards were the Bourbon Argos, Master Matthew- MON SAT. WWM dent, was in charge of the Program Club for 55 percent those home-heating users G ro s s of Argos was meeting. attendance at the convention that convert to coal heating dismissed March 30th from It was decided by vote to and the Maxinkuckee Jrs. This will then allow other the Pulaski Memorial types of fuel users to convert Easter-THE MOST JOYFUL donate S10 to each child that for 100 percent subscription petroleum energy to natural Hospital. is planning to attend church to t h e Club Woman camp. Hosts for the meeting as. Thus eliminating the TIME OF YEAR Magazine. The Bremen were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 6'.S. dependence on foreign Olin, Mr. and Mrs. David Friendly Hour Club received oil. Truman, and Dr. and Mrs. the Presidents Project The C0S{ mining coal. IRr. Trophy Hugene Ward. Award for donating the most The next meeting will be to their local library. * DIVISION O* VAN*Ol 0 INI Celebrating this held on April 29. Hosts will The afternoon program “ a be Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ren- El Rancho Theater Puppet Show" was CULVER Holy time back. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry presented by Mrs. Gerald Plaques Trophies Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Starts Fridav Walker. She began the together . . . Mechling, and Mrs. Nyla THE GREAT TRAIN Curry. rogram by teifing ROBBERY Ribbons -Engraving sharing joy w to make puppets and Starring Sean Connery Donald Sutherland and RAINBOW . 1st & 3rd Moncluts . 7:(M) CULVER GOLDEN how she became interested .. . Lesley-Anne Down Argos 892-5005 spreading AGERS MEET in puppet shows. During the program she presented two by Adrianna Hellstrom love. That's of her favorite puppet shows EASTERN STAR - I s i & 3rd Tuesday • 7:30 Afterwards she entertained VFW POST 6919 - 2nd & 4th Wednesday - ft: what Easter's Culver - The April 4th ib with a cute comical skit. meeting of the Culver Golden The resolutions were read all about. Agers at Grace Church was This community bulletin board sponsorvd by: by Mrs. Dale Eyrich and the opened by Bea Taylor with invitation to come back for remarks and a prayer poem. A N E A S T E R the 1980 convention was T h e people who had extended by Mrs. Oscar braved the rain were greeted MESSAGE Wesson. The meeting was with tables decorated with May the miracle of dosed by President Hoesel handmade tulips made by His rebirth inspire with the Federated Phyllis Lindval the president you with hope, faith. of th e Wesley United Women’s Club collect. Methodist Women who served the meal They were Dragon’s Den GUEST ATTEND BEACON The Opal Benedict. Mary Cline. CLASS MEETING Supermarket C u lv e r The Marvin Snyder Family Mary Randolph, and Loraine Speyer assisted by Adrianna Argos Tribune ARGOS Argos • Thirteen members Hellstrom. and four guests attended the & Bill Lake was w elcom ed monthly meeting of the back. Argos Congregational Chris- The Culver Citizen Warner Williams well tian Church Beacon class at known Culver artist gave one the home of Gussie Powers. The quests were Mr. and of his creations a sculptured Mrs. Henry DeGolyer of Our partqer* Owl for a door prize which Maynardsville, Tennessee, was won by Loga Mahler. parents of Rev. Alex Dc- during tl\e Other door prizes were won Golyer, Dorothy Chaplin and by Betty Coplen and Nila Bud Powers. has finally arrived Hafert The vice-president. Mary . At energy-crisis. Next weeks program will Fishburn, was in charge of be given by Bill Lake and the meeting. Devotions were Don Calhoun Chevrolet Niia Hafert. given by Mrs. Powers. Her topic was “Do You Have The menu for April 18th in Argos, Indiana More Than a Speaking Ac­ will be orange juice, double quaintance with Your Neigh­ we have Bunnies Galore, chicken, augratin potatoes, bors." and here's how you can get one for your very own cWe irjvite you broccoli, twist roll, The next meeting will be margerine. oatmeal cookies, on April 24. Hop L into Don Calhoun Chevrolet’s Scrvicc to baqk by'mail Dept, for your Spring tune-up or wheel align­ ment.

J u m p into one of our 1979 Chevrolcts and take a demonstration ride.

Talk INCREASING cost and the availability of The State Exchange Bank and the to one of our Salespeople about a new gas, fuel oil, and other energy related Farmers State Bank invite you to join so used car or truck. necessities makes conservation a growing many of our customers who “Bank by “ bunnies” are not live rabbits.) concern. It’s an urgency which affects each Mail” . The postal service is a good way to of us. ■ pool” our business matters.-and an ex­ cellent way to conserve energy. Don Calhoun Th e State Exchange B a n k Chevrolet, Inc. UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT CULVER U.S. 31 North PLYMOUTH / rw* \ \ Argos, Indiana ” The Bunk Thut GOOD W ILL Built ARGOS 7 he Easter message of rebirth { and renewal inspires us all to experience renewed faith 're A Great Deal Better ” Fa r m e r s S t a t e H a n k and spiritual uarntth. Peace. LAPAZ - BREMEN | Culver Marina Inc. Thursday, April 12, 1979 i our Hometown NEh Spaper” rage a For a S3, tax deductible ARGOS UNITED ances alter ms resurrection: OKDKK OF K AIN BOW CULVER SCHOOL contribution (to benefit state METHODIST W OMEN each of these was discussed. FOK GIRLS HOLD LUNCH MENU parks i a photo, poem, letter, Then several members told INITIATORY CEREMONY how they believe the resur­ Views In The News recipe, as long as it will fit in Argos - The Argos United Culver - The noon lunch Methodist Women met at the rection affects them and You, too. can be im m ortal. Time Capsule, which will be a business size envelope. To menu for Culver Community Culver - In the beautiful scheduled for the year 2028 - church on April 5 at 9:30 others now. Want to be a part of history? buried this winter in Big obtain your share of “ im Schools for the coming week. Irene Mahoney, president, initiatory ceremony of the the 100th anniversary of the a.m. for breakfast. Hostesses Send a personal artifact to Basin State Park, just south mortality,” send $3 to Time April 16 through April 20 will were Irene Shivers, Barbara conducted the short business Order of Rainbow For Girls, California Parks ' Foun­ the People’s Invitational Capsule, California State meeting. Twenty-two the Culver Assembly of San Francisco. Opening is dation. be as follows: Hann, Hazel Mowiser and Parks Foundation, 1706 Lois Schoolman. The tables members and 4 guests were inititated Lori Garbison into Monday, Spaghetti with Broadway, Oakland, were decorated for Easter. present. Reports were made the assembly, April 2nd. meat sauce, creamy cole California 94612. In return slaw, crusty garlic toast, After breakfast Beatrice on visits to nursing homes. Worthy Advisor Kelly you will receive one official Pickcrl lead devotions using Among the announce­ Lawson was the presiding cooks choice fruit cobbler, ments made: Mother- envelope per contribution. milk, bread, butter. W . A. Ward’s “ It Is April’’ officer; Faith, Ruth Birk and Psalm 148. Daughter Salad Bar at 6:30 Only these official envelopes Tuesday, Chicken salad was the initiates escort; Irene Mahoney gave the p.m. on May 3. Rummage can be used in the capsule sandwich, scalloped Charity, Mary Ellen Waite program on “ The Resurrec­ Sale from 9 to II a.m. on and all material must be potatoes, green peas, May 19. revealed the contents of the tin’ . She considered its submitted by December 31. gingerbread with cinnamon The meeting dosed with Pot of Gold; PWA Cynthia meaning to the disciples and 1979. peach sauce, milk. to use now. Selections from the benediction. Bonine gave the Rose Troop 552 voted to send for the Bible were read discrib­ Louisa Davis Lecture and PM A Mrs. A. J. an envelope collected prize Wednesday, Hot dog ing Jesus’ several appear­ Dillon was organist. Mary possession from the girls, sandwich, vegetable potato Ellen was jinpointcd to be and mailed the official en­ salad, spinach with vinegar, Lori’s Big Sister. velope The troop received relishes, cherry gelatine certificate stating that we with fruit, milk. Special guests were Mrs. ‘V isit Our Bridal Registry” contributed to Time Capsule Thursday, Chili soup and Donald Davis, worthy crackers, crisp finger foods, matron of Emily Jane strawberry shortcake, milk, 3 Courh O f 'fliioe Culver Chapter. Order of the CORRECTION cheese cube. A Most Unique Selection Of Gifts Easter Star; Mrs. Florence ..H o u r _ s a : in - Friday, A whale of a 9 30 5:00 Erickson. Grand Deputy of 11 \ East Mon. thru Sot. Culver - It was reported in sandwich, tarter sauce, District 26 of the Indiana Culver In dion o PI>on« 842-3600 the School Board news in last seasoned green beans, Grand Assembly and mother week's Citizen that four tossed salad, chilled peaches advisor of the Walkerton residents of Aubbee Twp. and pears and milk. Assembly; and Grand and Tippecanoe Twp had Chaplain. Nancy Peterson filed suit against the school also fo the Indiana Grand board. This should have read Assembly and PWA of the four residents of Aubbee Walkerton Assembly. Also Twp. introduced was Michelle CURRENT ANNUAL RATE Fitterling. Grand Representative to New THE CULVER CITIZEN This photo of Girl Scout Mexico in Indiana. Susanna Duff, Bonnie Beach Cummings and Kandi Week Of April 12 To April 19 Troop 552 will be placed in “your hometown paper’’ The w o rth y tadY.i^jpr.^rv- and Lori Patrick. Back row Richards. One member of time capsule, left to right nouneed tin,* profits from th< Chris Ulery, Gina Triplett, the troop, Sharry Russell, front row are Tammy Baker, Saturday, April 14th bake Christine Wagoner, Jackie was absent when the photo Vanessa Bush. Becky 26 Week Money Market sale will be given to the Napier Rowski, Tracy was taken. Bolen Sales Hinsey, Kathy Breyfogle, Muscular Dis trophy; her And Service Kainbow Church will be the WELCOME WAGON A.C.T.I.O.N. ACCEPTING CERTIFICATE United Wesley Methodist HOLDS MEETING Lawn mower Church on April 29 at 10:40 APPLICATIONS E a s t e r Repair a.m. and a membership Culver - Culver Welcome OF Argos - The A.C.T.I.O.N. drive party will be held on Wagon Club met March 27 Energy Office in Plymouth is Lawn & Garden May 19th. ' at State Exchange Bank now accepting applications Greetings DEPOSIT Mrs. Erickson gave the Lounge. for Energy Related Assis­ Supplies assembly instructional help _Pres. Kathy Chambers tance. A n d Seeds • •Ik % for the up-coming May 7th introduced Jackie Roberts, To sec if you qualify for inspiration. Mary Baumgartner and these funds, you must have 10.000 Minimum documentation of your in­ Refreshments were served Pam Elli to the membership. Garden Seeds come. Your income has to be FDIC in the social rooms following Sponsors spotlighted for the benediction which was 125% of CSA guidelines. Seed Potatoes the month were: State Please call 936-3388 to see if given by mother advisor Exchange Bank. Verl’s you qualify-. Mrs. Alan Cornett, and the Onion Sets Barber Shop and Home You must also have a shut- formal closing march which Restaurant. Couples cards off notice from your power was held by the assembly. met in the home of George company and/or one weeks Phone 842-2262 9.572% and Norma Runkle on March supply or less of fuel oil or gas. * Funds withdrawn before maturity earn the regular savings rate less 3 31. IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE Our office is located at 218 Grandma’s Kitchen months interest. Federal regulations prohibit compounding of interest. Gourmet will meet in the Comer 10 & 17 W . LaPorte St. in Plymouth. ARGOS home of Bill and Sue Roth on Argos • Charles Caby. (Food Stamp Building). In Culver president of the Izaak Walton the 28th of April. League presided over the last Couples cards will meet MARSHALL COUNTY BANK, meeting held in the club April 21st. Maxinkuckee & TRUST COMPANY house near Argos. Twenty Plans were discussed for AROOB, INDIANA PLYMOUTH, INDIANA members were present. the upcoming sponsored Lawn & /lA e M O b flz At the business session, dinner to be May 22nd. at the /[ plans were made for an April Culver Beach w Lodge. CASTER Garden Cente 22 chicken bar-b-quc. It will Barbara Rockaway gave a be held from 1 to 5 p.m . A very Informative program His resurrection is the summer fishing derby was on “Child Abuse and reason We celebrate also discussed. A report on Neglect.” the grounds was given and this Holy season! the need for a general clean- The April 24th meeting will have Mae Sims of Hair Kare n« * w d h was giving the progrfam on Blow- The next meeting will be Drying and Curling Irons. Join Ih e April 29. Anyone desiring to know more about the Welcome Crull DONA DALE IN Wagon Club and their ac­ PLYMOUTH FAMILY tivities may call Pres. Kathy R e a d y M i x REALTY FULL TIME Cham bers at 842-3940 or Shirley Gut 842-3927. ARGOS Culver - Jim and Ois The club would like to EASIER PARADE Causey, owners of Plymouth thank all who sold tickets Family Realty, wish to and made posters for the announce that their Culver CUlver Ambulance Bucks. Representative. Dona Dale The support of the towns Park-N-Shop will be devoting 100 percent people was fantastic. We are of her time and effort in the extremely proud tobeable to Community Bulletin Board To Hook’s Culver area starting April add $350.00 to the Ambulance CULVER TOWN BOARD • 1st ft 3rd Tuesday - 16th. SAVE 16* F\ind. 7:30 p.m. LIONS CLUB meets every 2nd & 4th Wednesday at the Beach Lodge. CREST CULVER SCHOOL BOARD - 1st & 3rd Mondays 7:3<) p.m. TOOTHPASTE ALL JELLY CULVER CITY CLUB meets the 1st Thursday of 5 or. Regular BIRD EGGS the month at 7:30 p.m. Zion Hall - Grace Church. H I to Hfl Q l 12 oz. bog. (While They lost.) This community bulletin hoard sponsored by:

Let’s put our hearts together in love . . . as we find BRACH'S peace within CHOCOLATE FRESH PAK SCULPTURED ourselves through COVERED His message. SUOP. BASKET W ITH JEAN BASKET MARSHMALLOW WITH CANDY She is a Culver resident Supermarket CANDY & TOY Log House Village C ulver EGGS .. , AND BOY OR and may be reached at 303 ARGOS (While Quantities Last.) State Street. Mrs. Dale has Box ot 10 foil wroppedeggs ^ GIRL TEEN DOLL (While Quantities lost.) been with Plymouth Fam ily ONLY (While Quontities lost.) Realty for 24 years and had been in Real Estate sales in SAVE 10' Family Style Illinois before moving to SAVE 40* Culver. RS ------B anquet 93* She is adept at handling all Facilities Available 7 U P 159 R eal Estate services, PIND listing, selling and property EASTER S 2 lifer. Non- management. Call 842-3060. Bounteous Salad Bar A RESTAURANT GRASS Returnable served with all noon Full time in the Culver V C U L V E R Bottle. Regular SHAKE-AM-EGG 6c evening dinners. • o area. LET DONA DO IT. 2'/» o r Bog. Choice or Sugar Free & C or. S Main and Davis Sts. Serving Mrs. Finder's ot Green. Pink DECORATOR KIT homemade pies daily. O or Yellow. A Koleidoscope ot beoutiful colors. OPEN EASTER SUNDAY (While Quantities Lost.) Serving Traditional Favorites (While Quantities last.) For Only S3.65

We are lowering the boom on inflation without lowering our standards of quality. $ For those of you who arc fighting the high cost of living or in a hurry, we arc now feat-

| £ V u nn8' Sandwich Baskets for lunch # 103 S. Ohio Tuesday thru Saturday, for Ihe C2> IQ ? low low price of only $1.25 Culver, Ind. We still have our homemade specials daily and our sumptuous weekend specials at *^7^ 842-3400 prices families can afford. LILLY INSULIN SHre Hun: HOURS U 40. I 0 C C ...... 1.75 CLOSED MONDAYS U B0, lOcc ...... 3.25 M o * . - Sat M l REJOICE IN TUES-THURS. 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. ‘THE PRESCRIPTION PEOPLE ’ Cb lilO O , lOcc ...... 3.80 FRI - SAT -11 a.m. - 2 p.m. • 4 p.m. • 8 p.m. YOUR PHARMACISTS IN GREEN Sh S§ HIS MESSAGE B D ond MONOJECT SYHINGFS & SUNDAY -11 a.m.-3 p.m. Holland’s Hardware Compare Our Everyday Low Prescription Prices And SAVE ARGOS ______inurMia) \pm u , “Your Hometown NEWSpaper” 1747 Oeas*e4a%* ‘iK vl ART18T HFI PS writing for • biweekly paper Waihbum, Lorraine Ben W TOM MCDONALD Mrs J. William McDonald nett. Jan and Jacloe San in ofiyocr WIN* C U FF III af Haymarket, Va., are A S r nd P,*kT f0r fe*1’ AUXILIARY ATTEND drrs. June Shepard, and Culver • Jean Williams. M1LNOH AWARD received the top writing He i fJire eOtoroftbe STATE COHERENCE Hoger and Marey Lou W»e ____ I All • A •• ' ■' ," '1 award la the Headliner Members of VFW and Cantoot lar high school cte * "a Culver Th r annual Sprmg Aunlairy m tt of Odver , 1 .►»- k.-v^ > Coefrr®ce of the D e p a rt Mrs * ash burn prmidrft pi. toor. «•rge. theater “ “ < * JSHLE57S!! of the local Autilairy. !r*. <*,«< .tatuoc for W*r* r l “ L*‘*r* IT M tcd a chock ob behalf retired Journal-Gasetta tnciave reporting and the soccer team and a *,,llllr>' of the m * Late, making oatianitst Chff Minor, wto comm«itary and on^nahty member at the bndfe clab ,t a ? '.“ ‘T T * - the local Auxiharv 200 wrote "Lines and Angles" March 31 and April 1. waa T » re Haute - A recent McDonald alao received a percent la their National which appeared for V years ______attended by Bobetta tsgh school graduate Susan first place pr«e for odtonal gw ta lor Cas co Aid and Minor waa a)oum al»t for 44 Reaearch The preaentafs>n E Snydrr 03 State Street. rrproMtod a total donation Culver was among ap­ Iy the local Aiauhary of proximately SS» prsapertive OM .00 winch ts based on college freem en who have M N per member The been awarded academic Cancer Aid and Research scholarships by Indiana program of the Auxiliary State University lor the W7V benefits cancer research ® academic year confers over the entire Thr scholarship covering United States by research the contingent portion of thr and fellowship grants, and Ires area, are awarded to also benefit* Auxiliary students ranking in the members, suffering from igiper 10 per c « it of their cancer. wtth personal grant* tsgh school graduating daas lo help offset tbar me

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Culver On Good Friday al pm . Pastor Larry Mayberry of Hilkstaag will GRACE UNITED hr the speaker at the Bun- CHURCH OF CHRIST Oak Church of God 307 North Plvmouth On Easter marring there GROSSMAN FUNERAL HOME Rev. Tom French A AMBULANCE SERVICE ST. MARY'S OF THE will be a sunrise service al 7 Sunday School • 9:15 a m . LAKE CATHOLIC CHURCH Argos. Indiana Worship Service • 10:30 a m Phone 892 5113 124 College Avenue Nursery Care during Father Matthew S Kafka Worslup S e m e Mass • 5 30 p a Safurdavs Sundays 8 00 and II 00a m Binkey’s Real Estate ______CIT VFR Phone 842-2522 BOVINE FUNERAL HOME WESLEY UNTTED 24 Hr. Ambulance Service METHODIST CHURCH M i r. A Lake Shore 511 School Street EMMANUEL UNITED Culver. Indiana Rev DonaldS Bo»maa METHODIST CHURCH Phone 842 2082 Sunday School -9:30 a.m. 401 South Mam MARSHALL COUNTY RANK Worship Service • 10 40 a m Rev Richard Bennett AND TRUST Nursery Care Available Sundav School • 9:30a.m. Argos. Indiana Morning Worship I0 J0 CULVER BIBLE CHURCH Wed Prayer A Bible Study - 700 South Mam Street Phone 842 2860 Rev. Daniel Huhn NEW HOPE CHURCH OF GOD chanee Bank Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Rev. Darrell Maddoct HANSEN S RESTAURANT A SPORTS SHOP reos. Indiana Worship Service • 10:30a.m. Rcbckah Lodge on W I8B Road ' 614 Lake Shore Dr. Evening Service • 6:00 a.m. Church Scrvicc - 9:30 a.m. Sunday School • 10:30 a.m. Culver. Indiana Youth Group • Sunday 5:30 Phone 842-3232 Wed. Eve. Prayer Group • 7:30 POPLAR GROVE UNITED ST. ANN’S C ATHOLIC CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Complete Service Facilities Monterey Indiana 46960 Worship Service -9:15 Phone 542 2061 Sunda> School -10:15 t. Front End Alignments CULVER MILITARY ACADEMY Culver. Indiana Rev. William R Martin CULVER ALTO BODY SHOP 9 Complete Tune-Ups Chapel 10.30 a.m 316 E. Jefferson St. Culver. Indiana Holy Communion -11:20 a.m. Phone 842-3780

MT. HOPE LOTTED METHODIST CHURCH I m ik south of the south ARGOS PHARMACY end of State Road 117 106 S Michigaa m Fulton County and Pastor AKaC. Ward 530 N Michigan Sunday School -9:30 a.m Phone 892 5612 or 892-5614 Worship Service • I0*J0 a.m Thursday, April 12, 1979 “Your Hometown NE^ Spaper*______Page 5

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Rapid City - Robert J Culver - Howard Warner' Kirkland, son of Mr. and Mrs of Culver backed his car out of his garage Saturday mor­ Robert B Kirkland Jr., of R. The cautious seldom err. Confucius 1 Rochester, has been ning and when he got out a promoted to senior airman in deer was standing in his the U. S. Air Force yard. After he pelted it the Bailey’s Sales And Service deer turned on him and butted him across his front 2 miles ninth of Argos on Old 31 |[ yard. It was discovered later We Do Appliance Repair On All ! that the deer escaped from While all details are still in Major Makes And Models. the Ralph Neidlinger farm the planning stages, it is on State Road 17. The strong believed the tournament will We Have Good Used And New I winds Thursday evening had be open to residents of blown a tree down, For Sale And Also Take Trade-Ins'. Culver. Union Twp., and damaging a fence which those residents surrounding allowed the ‘deer to exit. It Phone 892-6289 Lake Maxinkuckee. The was recaptured and returned entry fee will be S15 plus to the farm. green fees. Besides a trophy for the grand champion, trophies will also be awarded to flight winners, and second and third place finishers. The At Culver Auto Supply Callaway handicap system will be used. Questions may be directed to Steve Neff and or John The Latest Drum Lathe Elli. Details will be forth coming in this paper at a later date. Last summer, the First Annual Maxinkuckee Run took place, and the turnout was fantastic. Hopefully the turnout for the golf tour­ nament will be as successful, if not mere so. Let’s face it, it should be easier to hit a little white ball around the golf course than it is to run 10 miles. I plan on being there. FORE!!!!! For Any Size Auto Or Truck Disc Or Drum Brakes

GREEN—WALNUT FARMERS Argos - Mr. and Mrs. Culver Auto Supply Dennis Bailey hosted 27 members of the Green- Walnut Young Farmers at a 8 4 2 -3 6 5 8 Down rcccnt meeting. Dale Blanch, president, pre­ sided over the meeting. Ap­ proval by the chaptcr was On Your Easter Dress given for a tractor pull con­ tract. Rural Youth will have a / TAKE X food concession stand in f ADVANTAGE* July. The success of Ag Day OF US DURING was reported. OUR The members then took a SUNDAY AFTERNOON CONSTRUCTION! trip to Ihe Steve Melotts 150, Mildred Keith, 157, 152, chicken farm located be­ LADIES LEAGUE Edna Sperry 155, Theresa tween Tippecanoe and M en­ by Jean Triplet DePoy, 152. Argos Agri Center tone. Tney observed the automated operation of Reinhold Livestock 28-16 CULVER MENS A rgos, Indiana 892-5949 40,000 chickens. Lights are Master Hdw. 24-20 SUNDAY LEAGUE on 16 hours a day in the large Teds Precision by Max building with no windows. It Sharpening Shop 24-20 takes about four tons of feed DON’T RXCUSE Swirly Top 24-20 by A1 Schlabach Used Lawn & Garden Tractors ocr day. Peak egg production OUR MESS— C£gs are sold to a pTackcd Mr. T’s 2°-24 VEHICLES Silver Lake. Melotts fant in Eagle Craft- Maxs 28-6 [ a r e D n r g 13 h.p. Yanmar. 4 w.d. diesel Fat Rats j 9_9 contract with an Ohio farm Wines. TV V?-RE DIRTY. . and eggs arc transported Amoco 17'27 Xechiels Farm Ser. 17-11 10 h.p. Wheel Horse with mower and blade twice a week. Rutland Raiders 14-14 500 Club, Jean Triplet, 502, 7 h.p. Massey Ferguson with mower. The next meeting will be Park N- shop i2-i6 held on May 7 with Mr. and Mary Cummings, 501. Amoco ,, 17 AND ^ 7 h.p. Allis Chalmers with mower. Mrs. Kenny Blackford. 450 Club, Polly Good 495 YOU Y ™ 11-17 Nancy Baker 478, Norma N CAN 6 h.p. International Cub Cadet mower Sw>rly Top 8.20 Runkle 470, Mary Kowatch, / DEAL 470, Jan Savage 458. 200 Game, T. Christner, 200 Club, Linda Baker, 201. 233, T. Thomas 204, C C- COME ON A Polly Good, 201. OUT! MAKE US Janikowski, 202, D. Geiger 150 Club, Nancy Baker, PUT OUR BOOTS 201, Mike Geiger, 200. ON FOR SUPER 153, 188, Judy Patton, 156, 500 Scries. Christner 582 SAVINGS! j Jan Savage, 168. 156, Phyllis Mike Geiger 573, S. Pen­ [r f h e New Hours Reinhold, 157, 164, Mary nington. 549, S. Crowd, 546 C um m ings, 175, 166, 160, D. Basham, 527, P. Paul 518,’ Mary Kowatch, 157, 183 H. Hyland 5 18, C* Jean Triplet, 190,165, Karen Janikowski, 516, A. Han- Granada St. ft F79-59 Home Restaurant Thomas, 163, Norma selman 507, D. geiger 502, T. Reg. S6315.00 m u d s p e c ia l s 1U S. M ain - Culver Runkile, 167,156, Lois Kelso Thomas 502. M ud Spec. $5532.00 USED CARS J977 Ford F150 window van $4479 1976 Olds Cutlass Weekdays 6a.m. - 7p.m. $3579 1974 Jeep w/blade $3679 Sat. . 3p m 1974 Buick Regal $1979 1974 Buick LaSabre $1979 7a.m. - lp.m . 1973 Chevy Malibu $1479 1973 Ford Maverick $979 Enjoy Our Daily Specials Mercury Montego MX $979 1971 Datsun $979 1971 Triumph , $1279 Now Open For Breakfast 1970 Mercury $379 1969 Ford Galaxy 500 $279 Lunch And Dinner 7' Rover truck camper $979 842-2511 8' Mason truck camper $1179 Carry O ul Available FORD

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Community High School Auditorium Wednesday. April 18. at 7:30 p jn All parents of Eighth Graders Letters to Editor are urged to attend and to “Views In The News” bring their eighth grade people in our community are T E R TO EDITOR heenauhhee Township at the chilckai so greatly disturbed, and time the Culver Community Since parents and students cretainly this is easy to School Corporation was m ist make certain decisions uiderstand I only wish each r School formed. I automatically now regarding future study Board Member could have •d Member. became a member of the at Culver Community High visited the school here when first School Board From this School, the various plans of II was in session. I know they experience and from my rtudy and courses to be of­ would have been very i purpose in writing this experience as a member of fered next year will be favorably impressed Good r is not to dictate to you the Board of Trustees of the cfc scribed The curriculixn teachers, good school t you must da or must WoodUwn Hospital for the includes several plans of facilities, including well do in regard to your last thirteen years, I know study, each of which is healed and lighted % and obligations as a what K is like to have others designed to meet certain classrooms, large gym­ ibrr of the Board of the try to make decisions for me. student needs and to ac­ nasium, ten acre well er Community Sdiools. I know that we are agreed complish specific purposes equipped playground, o express my view as a on this one point • “we want in education for the student cafeteria, rest rooms and a •erned citizen of the the best school that we can during his high school good location - the*e are the Ived commi*iity You rfford .** To achieve this we career factors that have made the he Board and your oath must have good teachers The procedure to be used Aubbeenaubee School the /Tice obligates you to working harmoniously under in selecting courses and the the most favorable con p o d school that it was e. to the beat of yoir policy reegardmg requests I sincerely hope that Ity. the e n tir e com­ dtions This we have had for changes of sii>iects will before making yotr dedision ity which you represent. and would like to maintain be outlined. Parents and Westafer Joe Decker. Jon Culver - Eggs don't really this. I am sure is the here in Aubbeenaubee in regard to any long range students wiO have an op­ Schmidt. Stephanie Haenes. plans for the future of o ir p o m on trees - they had help The Culver Ambulance ctx-hairman of the project *e of each one of you Township The thought of portunity to ask questions Jennifer VanHorn. Stand­ getting there, in the sponsored by the Culver • I was trustee of Aub- bsing this is why so many school district you will and are expected tio initiate ing. Shawn Schmitz and Backs i CAB > netted S3S0 for Nursery School dasses at a donation to the Ambulance Welcome Wagon G ii> Ron is momentarily imagine the enrollment procedure Heather Kelly. Andrea ytxrself living in our com­ Wesley United Methodist the chairman of the Culver before leaving the Balmer was absent. Fund Presenting the check Church in Culver Shown Union Twp. Emergency munity and having had the auditorum The egg tree is a tradition to Ron Gleason are Jean displaying their handiwork Rakich. left and Shirley Gut. privilege of sharing its Please use the school in the Nirsery School, which M edcal Service Hello, stranger. are members of the af­ benefits and good qualities parking area. You should meets on Monday. Wed­ ternoon dass: Seated. Mary with us enter Culver Community nesday and Friday mor­ Ann Anderson, Barbara I believe too. that from an High School through the nings and afternoons, for MacDonald. Tammie economic viewpoint it would main entrance on the School 4 year old' and Tuesday be wise and feasible to Calvert, Crystal Fisher gitti Community inf*. Street s i * of the building and Thursday mornings, for Second row, Jeffrey continue isingthe school site Porceed forward in the wide 3 year olds And wore at Leiters Ford as long as the reception area until you A ffCLCOMC WAGON call tnould be one ol the Dodge Challenger • 2 dr. with air previously discussed the department of Notre Dame 1975 Cutlaas Supreme • You've got to see it to matter with George Stevens University has notified the believe it f of Plymouth His opinion was Culver Town Board that 1977 CMC 4 x 4 loaded • Priced for quick sale no different from that of Mr funding for a two year Culver • Keith Russell, Osborn Both believe that HAPPY Look Over Our Large Selection Of Used Cars And project at the towns sewage manager at Park'N Shop EASTER there should be a school at treatment plant has been presents $100 to Cindy Leiters Ford. Mr. Osborn approved. Notre Dame Geiger recent winner in the “ A & R Motors and Mr. Stevens were the University, the U. S. E n­ Tic Tac Toe Treasure attorneys in fighting the 415 lake Shore, Culver, 842*2470 vironmental Protection Contest. "Hom e of the Best Deals on Wheels" battle to bring the Culver Agcncy and Indiana's State Complete Service Facilities Community School Into Board of Health are 4-11 WORKSHOP PLANNED existence. cooperating on the Culver Culver - Dean Zechiel, and attend school at Culver Argos • A three dav work­ As I stated before the jroject, the first of i ts kind in Eric Fetzer, Ty Crum at­ Junior High School. shop for 4-H youth who have decisions arc yours to make, this country. tended the Marshall County a special interest in agrono­ I only wish to express, According to the Culver mic and horticultural projects Your Headquarters For... Dairy Judging Contest held Their placing and scores without malice, my thoughts Town Board, the goal of the will be conducted naain this at LaVille High School on w ere Fetzcr, first, 216; juid feelings in a matter of project is improved year at Purdue University,a RCA, Quasar, Gibson. Westinghouss April 7th. Crum, 2nd, 212 and Zechiel, according to David 1‘rotter. such vital concern to our well treatment of the Towns’ fegencv Airotron Wilson meaning un(j concerned wastewater by a newly They are members of the 3rd 202. Marshall County Intension community, i only beg that developed “Batch” treat­ Union Township 4-H Club Agent-Youth. D uoittuoo Doitd Rodioe your future plans for the ment proccss which is ex­ H'e event, known as the welfure of Culver Com­ pected to reduce the amount PlflHl science Jamboree, will Al’s TV And Appliance munity schools may be the of energy and chemicals he held June 4-6 on the Pur* result of serious thinking as used. due campus. to what is best and fair for all I^ist year more than 150 And Culver Communications The U.S. EPA and Notre hoys and girls attended the components of our School Dame are providing money workshop, gaining u better Culver 842-2982 Corporation. May we all for the installation of new understanding of tnese fields bear in mind that unity and equipment and lor an Praise be the wonderment and glory harmony are the roots of engineering study over the W l P L A N T strength and growth. next two years. The Ready. W l M O V ! .. .of the miraculous Easter stori/! * Sincerely. engineering study is ex­ Vemie Bowen pected to result in an W l S B U . gelset operational process B I C TREES specifically designed for small towns throughout the tow. UTTER TO EDITOR country which have limited manpower and financial To Eighth Grade resources Parents and According to Robert Student* Breyfogle. Culvers' sewage Culver - The Guidance treatment supa-intendent. Department of the Culver Notre Dame University MTHV W A IT SO Community Schools is intends to hire two local VURSPORUUKI Safety Poster Contest grader A lvin Myers. 2nd planning a special meeting persons to assist as project T W IIS IN VCHIK winners are front row, left to place Not pictured is 3rd for all a tfith grade students tectnibans. Applicants for VARO? right, second graders. An place winner Erica Wise. The Marshall County Bink and their parents for Culver these jobs should have a 7 6 * 2241

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in the Argos Tribune - Culver Citizen combination. Our circulation of1600 reaches over 95% of this important arealt ARGOS BOARD Years Amounts after being notified that the Dated this 3rd day of FILES FOR 1980-1981 $25,000 bonds are ready for delivery, April. 1979. PLANNING GRANT 1982-1984 incl. 30.000 at such bank in the City of Roger B. Zentz Culver Cub Scout News 1985-1986 35.000 Indianapolis. Indiana as it Gerk-Treasurer Argos - Board members 1987-1988 40.000 shall designate or at such Town of Argos Legal bank as may be mutually April 12 & 19. 1979 Faulkner. Scheetz. and Lc- ^ 1989 45.000 agreeable. The bonds will be wallen were present for the *7) The bonds of this issue are regular session Town Board not redeemable prior to ready for delivery by the Town within thirty (30) days DR. DARRELL BEACH meeting held on April 3, 1979 maturity. at 7:30 p.m. Clerk-Treasurer Each bid must be for all of after the date of sale, and if RE C E IV E S AWARD not deliverable within that Zentz. Attorney Gifford, Notices said bonds and must state Supt. Hochstctlcr, and Chief period the successful bidder Culver - Dr. Darrell H. the rate or rates of interest, Hasko were also present. NOTICE OF BOND SALE shall be entitled to rescind Beach holder of the Eugene not exceeding seven percent The April 3, 1979 regular j Town of Argos, Indiana (7% ) per annum, in multi­ the sale, in which event the C . Eppley Chair of Sealed proposals will be good faith check will be re­ session Town Board meeting ples of one-eighth ('/*) or Chemistry at Culver was held in the Police opened and considered by turned. one-tenth (1/10) of one per- Military and Culver Girls Station/Town Court Building the Gerk-Treasurer of the The approving opinion of rent (1%)- Not more than at 152 South Michigan Street. Town of Argos, Indiana, at Ice Miller Donadio & Ryan, Academies and chairman of three different interest rates Trustee Faulkner moved his office in the Municipal bond counsel of Indianapolis, the American Chemical shall be named. A rate may that the minutes of the Building in said Town at the together with the printed Society’s Advanced Level be repeated without being regular session meeting of hour of 1:00 o'clock p.m. bonds, a transcript of the Examination Committee, considered a different rate. March 20, 1979 be approved (EST). on the 24th day of legal proceedings, and clos­ has been named one of eight Bids specifying two or more without reading by the Clerk- *9} April. 1979. for the purchpurchase ing papers in the usual form high school instructors in the interest rates shall also Treasurer stating that he had ot the following described showing no litigation, will be ring specify the amount and nation to receive the 1979 reviewed the minutes and revenue bonds of said Town: furnished to the purchaser at maturities of the bonds bear­ Manufacturing Chemists found that everything was in Electric Utility Revenue the expense of the Town. No ing each rate, but all bonds Association’s Catalyst order. Trustee Lcwallen then Bonds of 19^9, in the maturing on the same date conditional bids or bid for less than the par value of Award. The 1979 award is seconded the motion and the amount of $335,000: Dated shall bear the same rate of also to be gi vai to six college motion was passed. as of April 1, 1979; Interest interest. The rate bid on any said bonds, plus accrued instructors and four junior Mr. Robert Sante of at a rate or rates not ex­ maturity shall be equal to or interest from the date thereof to the date of delivery, will college insturctors. Hughes Associates was pre- ceeding 7% per annum (to greater than the rate bid on sent to discuss with the be considered. The right is The M C A program is be determined by bidding), the immediately proceeding Board the filing of a “ 701" reserved to reject anv and all payable on August 1. 1979, maturity. The award will be believed to sponsor the only Planning Assistance Grant bids. If an acceptable bid is and semi-annually there­ made to the highest qualified national chemistry award with the State Planning Ser­ net received on the date of after; Denomination bidder complying with the honoring high school, two- vice Agency. Mr. Sante ex­ sale, the sale will be con­ S5.000: Registrable as to terms of sale and offering the year college and four year plained to the Board that a tinued from day to day there­ principal; Principal and lowest net interest cost to the college teachers with resolution would have to be after for a period of not ex­ Pictured are members of Pack Leader; Craig Hopple, Johnson, Scott Banfield and interest payable at The Town, to be determined by passed stating the Town’s 4$ ceeding thirty (30) days, but identical awards, with Cub Scout Troop 290 with Steve Myers, Charlie Artis, leader, David Baker. Cub State Exchange Bank, in computing the total interest desire to enter into a binding during the continuation of award winners chosen on the and Jim m y G ark. Back row, Scout Charles McAllister the Town of Culver. Indi­ on all of the bonds to their leaders. I>eft to right, front contract with the State Plan­ such sale no bid will be con­ basis of teaching excellence, was absent for photo. ana; Maturing on Feb­ maturities, and deducting row are Mr. Bob Hansen. Douglas Baker, Jack ning Services Agency. Trus­ sidered which is lower than motivation of students to ruary 1 in the years and therefrom the premium bid, tee Scheetz then read the amounts as follows: if any. All bids must be pre­ the highest bid received on careers in chemistry and CULVER CUB SCOUTS resolution aloud. sented in sealed envelopes the original sale date. allied fields, dedication to Culver Pack, which includes Cute win prizes for selling Said bonds are being OF PACK 290 marked “Bid for Electric science instruction and three other Dens besides the tickets in addition receipts RESOLUTION issued for the purpose of Utility Revenue Bonds,” and scholarship, and ability to will be used to pay for a Whereas, The Town ot 4 ^ improving the electric utility Webelos. has a total of 46 each bid must be accom­ highlight the relevance of Culver • The picture above planned excursion to Argos, Indiana desires to owned and operated by the scouts. panied by a certified or shows the Packm aster of the enter into a binding contract Town of Argos, pursuant to chemistry to society and Some of the Webelos above Chicago to see a major cashier’s check in the Culver Cub Scout Pack No. with the State Planning Ser­ Ordinance No. 2o7, adopted good citizenship. are holding tickets they are league baseball game. amoiunt of $3,350, payable to vices Agency and; by the Board of Trustees on Announcement of the 290, Bob Hansen, showing selling to the Annual Scout The Cub Pack is planning a the “ Town of Argos” . In the Whereas, the Attorney December 19, 1978. awards was made originally Steve Myers, Chief Denner r o lle r skating party for event the successful bidder Show whicfi will be held at General of the State of Indi­ Pursuant to the provisions of the Webelos Den, the Sunday, April 29th, 5:30 until shall fail or refuse to accept at a meeting of the National the Plymouth N ational ana requires said desire to be of said ordinance authorizing Frances Eads Trophy which delivery of the bonds as here­ Science Teachers Guard Armory on Saturday, 7:30. In May, the Cubs plan expressed in a written re- ^4, the issuance of said bonds, was presented by the Yellow to participate in the Culver in provided, said check and Association in Atlanta, Ga., May 12. The LuiVer Boy solution: ” the bonds will be payable the proceeds thereof shall be a n d w a s made i n - River District to the Culver Gean-up Week by cleaning Now, Therefore Be It solely from the net revenues Scouts and Cub Scouts will the property of the Town and Pack for the biggest per­ up the Town Park on Hereby Resolved That the of the municipal electric ternationally on April 2 at be sponsoring booths and shall be considered its liqui­ centage increase in new Town of Argos intends to utility and will not constitute the American Chemical will be selling tickets. The Saturday morning. May 5. The Season of dated damages growing out Cubs for the year. The enter into a binding contract and indebtedness of the S o c ie ty ’s International of such default. The checks for services with the State of Town within the provisions Congress in Honolulu, Hope and of unsuccessful bidders will Indiana acting by and and limitations of the consti­ Hawaii. Dr. Beach was in and Jim Humes and family. be returned immediately CHIT CHAT Mr. and Mrs. Dean Colvin through the State Planning Bright Promise tution of the State of Indiana. attendance in Hawaii to On Sunday Mrs. Shirley following the award of the by Alice McCarthy and son Ryan were Sunday Services Agency for the bonds. The successful bidder Said ordinance also author­ accept the award. Wallkog and daughter Amy 1979-80 fiscal year. izes the issuance of addition­ cinner guests of Mr. and shall make payment for the Dr. Beach, a co-winner in Mrs. William Easterday of Hammond. That Phillip Lewallen is Don Calhoun Mrs. Ermil Lewis. bonds and accept delivery al bonds ranking on a parity 1977 of the Outstanding High has returned from a months hereb\ empowered to act as with the bonds now being ARGOS thereof within five (5) days School Chemistry Teacher vacation. She spent three the official representative of Chevrolet offered under certain condi- award presented by the weeks with Mr. and Mrs. The Blueberry Festival the Town of Argos and sign , tions more specifically set On Wednesday Fern Purdue University Section of Glen Snyder at Brandon, Choir will give a concert at the contract for services with forth in said ordinance. Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Lovina Wesson, the State of Indiana on behalf All bidders shall be deem­ the American Chemical Grace United Church of 111 f Charles Snyder and Pauline Siems and Phyllis of the Town of Argos; ” ed to be advised of the provi­ Society, has taught at the Christ at 2:00 on Sunday children Terry and Jill of Lindvall attended an area That, Roger B. Zentz is sions of the ordinance Academies since 1965. He April 22nd. \ / i Denver also visited in the meeting of Parkview hereby designated to attest authorizing the issuance of has been listed in “Who’s Snyder home for a week. Hospital Auxiliary at the signature of the duly the bonds now being offered Who in American On Sunday March 25th Mrs. empowered representative; Logan sport. t and as to the property and Education’’ since 1961 and in Easterday and Mrs. Glen That, David A. Scheetz is revenues of the electric “community Leaders and Snyder went to Palmetto to Let’s not forget the Fidebs empowered to be the alter­ utility of the Town. \isit Mrs. Raymond Lowry of Class Garage and Bake Sale nate representative to the A\ The Town has prepared an Noteworthy Americans since 1975 and in the “In­ Culver who was vacationing Miss Monica Tomlison of to be held in Zion hall on signing of the contract: Official Statement relating to That, Roger B. Zentz is the ternational Biographical there. Enroute home Mrs. Indianapolis and Brenda Friday, April 27 from 4 to 9 representative of the Town of (•) # Offia£nchtatcmciiF-vmay Easterday stopped in Indiana Shaffer who are attending p.m. and on Saturday, April Dictionary.” polis to visit her brother and Argos with whom the State obtained upon application t., The author of “ A Chcmical Ball State College spent the 28, from 10 a.m . to4 p.m. The prospective bidders to the wife Mr. and Mrs. Charles Planning Services Agency Da u> Sourcebook for weekend with Mr. and Mrs. monies go to the Culver undersigned Clcrk-Trea- Garriott. She returned to will communicate for the Beginning Chemistry surer, or to J. H. Umbaugh & Culver on April 2nd with Verl Shaffer and Gary. Ambulance Service. duration of the contract; Associates, 1500 Oak Road. Students” and many Mrs. Joline Wcsthafcr and That, Argos Planning Plymouth, Indiana. 46563, or scientific publications, Jefery who were in Indiana­ Commission is herpjannjng Beach has long been an polis visiting Mrs. Eugene powered to supeherebv cm- f , • J * , to Ronald D. Gifford, Attor­ Scott Kinney, son of Jack Argos Farmstead outstanding personality in Fitzgerald and children. Mr. and Mrs. Orville powered to supervise and/or ney at Law. 309 East Jeffer­ and Carol Kinney received a i Log House Marine-i son Street. Plymouth. Indi­ the field of science. Phelps have returned home perform the stated duties of Supply broken nose while playing ARGOS ARGOS I ana. 46563. Dr. Beach lives in Culver after spending four months the contract signed by the Mr. and Mrs. Hcrschel baseball at Culver School. in Tucson. During that time Town of Argos. Good and Kent arc entertain­ He has had surgery and is they toured Old Mexico Adopted this 3rd day of doing fine. April. 1979. ing Mr. and Mrs. John spending a week in Happy Nordstrum of Salina, Kans. Attorney Ron Gifford Mazatlon. On their way JOYOUS EASTER this week. Sunday guests noted to the Board that on ) i MLHS home from Tuscon they * . % / V with them were Mr.’ and Mrs Monday. April 24, at 1:00 v.-.p'" V. - y Don Aydelotte of Elkhart, stopped in Zionsville for a p.m . in the Clerk-Treasurer’s Miss Susan Anderson of few days to visit their - M r. Edward Miller of office at 119 W. Walnut Harvey’s Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. daughter and family, Mr. Street the Electric Revenue / O r I Robert Hoffman, Vince and Portland visited his mother. and Mrs. Robert Clark Bond bids would take place. Cafe Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Alice Miller Wednesday Allison and Amber Clerk-Treasurer Zentz ARGOS Good and Tonya of Culver. afternoon and Thursday then requested the Town Herschel Good, John morning. Mrs. Miller is The Culer Homemakers Board Special Session on^ ^ Nordstrum and Don Ayde­ Monday. April 1979. The recovering from pneumonia. Extension Club met on April 6. lotte were Buddies during Special Session would be a WWII in the states and 6 at Zion Hall County officers joint meeting between the were their guests. They were Italy. Their last get together Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Town Board, the Argos Park was in 1961. Mary Ellen Hawkinson, Mrs. Board, the School Board, and Scheibelhut and Jeffrey of Easter t W l 1 Mrs. Good and Mrs. Nord­ Ernest Ford, Mrs. Robert Mark Wagner, Consultant. strum were with their hus­ Windfall and Mrs. Loraine Samuelson, Mrs. Frank The meeting would be to dis­ Speyer were Thursday night Greetings \ % / \ bands in various training Ruffing and Mrs. Charles cuss the possibility of getting * dinner guests of Gregg’s camps in the states so there Jones. Other guests were a grant to develop the pro- ' State Exchange was lots to talk about. On grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. James Mattison, Mrs. perty that the School Board is Binkley feal Estate Monday they visited in Harry Speyer. thinking of buying into a Russell Hodges and ARGOS Insurance Agency Buffalo with Mr. and Mrs. recreational area. ARGOS daughter Nicki. George Marx and Mr. and It was also noted that Supt. There was a style show of Mrs. William Coonrod. M r. a n d Mrs. Eugene Hochstetler and Clcrk-Trea- dresses that members made surer Zentz will be attending Westafer and Susan of and modeled. They were a meeting in Bremen or{ j Look what he found at a Bourbon were Sunday dinner Mrs. Guy Davis. Mrs. D. April 4. 1979 for an up-date guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Hatten. Mrs. "George on the NIPSCO Rate In­ Dennis Westafer and Speyer, Mrs. George War­ crease. It was requested that children. ner, Mrs. Ferris Zechiel, they give an up-date report garage sale! Mrs. Rod Dutt and daughter to the Board at the April 9th Special Session. Kaarin, Mrs. Martha Stapon Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kinney Clerk-Treasurer Zentz and Nicki Hodges. The idea have returned to Culver noted that bids for the first* \ was to encourage members two homes in the target area after spending two months at to participle in the County for the HUD Grant will be Fort Meyers Beach, Fla. Style Show in Plymouth on received on April 6. 1979 at April 19. Hostesses were 10:00 a.m. and there are plans to have Citizens Advi­ Mrs. Margaret McGaffey Mrs. Jesse Sims, Mrs Guy Davis and Mrs Fred Mast sory Committee meeting at Shop the Classified Ads for has returned home from 3:00 p.m. the same dav. Parkview Hospital and is en. the garage sales. At some GREETINGS ready for visitors. Her O daughter Beverly Baker, you will find most unusual Mr. Baker and children of M r. a n d Mrs. Gordon Marshall County Dayton, Ohio spent the Cultice are home after buys, hut at all you weekend. Saturday callers vacationing at Crystal Redi-Mix Co. were Mr. and Mrs. . Wayne River. Fla. In F ebruary CULVER Hodges of Elkhart, Marge their son and family Mr. and will find Mrs. Tom Cultice, David Daniel and Nathan of White happy Plains. New York were their 1 EfiXSt n El R guests. All of them went to buyers and f i r e e x / n g s Disney World. Alligator S i World and other points of sellers dailv. interest. Blue Jean ^ Factory Outlet Bob and Janice Mueller Rhonda and Lisa Arick ‘Art is man added to nature." Francis Bacon ARGOS The Argos Tribune The Culver Citizen Overmyer Phone Your News! Soft Water Culver Citizen 842-3229 892-6333 842-3229 Lake Realty Service Argos Tribune 892-6333 CULVFR CULVER inurttday, April 12, 1V/V Your Hometown NILWSpaper ra^e y BUYING?1 SELLING? ADS CHBBKOUim...

AMERICAN CANCER Star City CBassilied SOCIETY North-South Realty Co, Park-N-Shop by Vickie Sanders Canvas Co. Custom made boat — is now leasing — Advertising Rates covers and awnings. Office and Commercial spaces in the newly remodeled Community Bulletin Board Elliott Building in downtown Culver, and other local Culver - The American Phone 595-7148 Cander Society’s educational locations. Phone 842*3229 -Culver Join these professional people: and fund-raising crusde in 892-6333 -Argos Marshall County has been Carla Trump MASONIC LODGE - 1st & 3»d Thun*. - 7:30 p.m. launched. Volunteers from Dale Sensibaugh CARLA JEAN’S BE A im SHOP 842-3013 the area will be canvassing Roofing Contractor First 20 Words- $1.00 VFW POST 6919 - 2nd & 4th Wednesday - 8 p.m. from door-to-door, passing John Elliott Culver. Indiana Each Additional Word 5{ out literature and collecting JOHN ELLIOTT ENTERPRISES, INC. donations. 842-2260 EAGLES AUXILIARY • 1st &3rd Tuesday - 7:30 April has been officially Call early morning named Cancer Control or evenings for NOTICE Larry Pachniak, Agent For Sale month, Riving the public an free estimate NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INS. opportunity to actively fight 842-3703 842-3961 Good food available at the cancer with a checkup and a FOR SALE: Milk Goats. V.F.W. Post on Friday even­ Arlene Nix, Editor check. Phone 542-4284. ing, April 20. East there or THE CULVER CITIZEN Culver ACS volunteers will M29-A18 take out. Proceeds to Culver- 842-3229 Union Twp. Ambulance be trying to teach friends, Mary Kay Cosmetics Fund. neighbors,' families, and Danny Haenes FOR SALE: Artex tube A12.19pd Joyce Chizum , HAENES & ASSOCIATES business associates the facts Certified Public Accountants painting supplies. Phone about cancer, including the 842-3722 after 5 p.m. C onsultant 842-3802 essential fact that cancer is A12tf most curable when detected If you need a location for your new or existing business, For expert body work and 892-5452 give us a call at 842-2260. painting on your car or truck early and treated promptly. Supermarket Culver sec Van, the body work An understanding of For Rent specialist at Van’s Body Shop cancer safeguards, warn­ on old U.S. 31 at River ing signals, and the Bridge, 2 miles north of importance of physical Johnson FOR RFNT: One bedroom Rochester. Welcome Van furnished house. Security checkups including cancer Lake Realty Gilder 223-5503. We also do Outboards deposit and references hand washing and waxing. tests could save thousands of We Print required. Phone Culver 842- Ranger Boots. Shore T-Shirts, jackets, what have vou. Buv ours or J4tf lives each year. 842-2524 The money collected from Land R trailers Horns brinu vour own. Special rates for clubs or groups. A12tf the American Cancer Flote Bote Pontoons. 820 Academy S o c ie ty ’s fund-raising J ’s 5 & ? $ SPRING HOUSE CLEANING FOR SUMMER RENTAL: 114 N. Main St. Quality remodeling, addi­ crusade supporters a wide Culver Marina JUST LISTED - 3 bedroom. 1 story home, attach­ West side of Lake Maxin­ tions, siding, cabinet work IN 842-3524 ed 2 car garage, full basement on 4 large lots in kuckee. furnished units for variety of research and new construction. Call 3000 e Of W2 2269 town. Priccd to move quickly. S35.000. S I75 to $275 per week. For for Free Estimate. Phone programs and public information call (219) 259- Argos 892-5684, 892-5466. education programs. JUST LISTED - 2 story. 3 bedroom home on large 7141. S21tf corner lot in town. 2 car heated garage, many A5tf And other percentage of extras. Priced in the 40’s. the donations are used to aid LAKE FRONTAGE - Concrete patio at waters cancer patients and provide Maddox Electric edge. Beautiful remodeled 3 bedroom, 1 Vi story, Hope Circlc community „ services, R. #2 Thorn Road with 40' frontage, 48' of pier, beamed ceilings, SALAD BAR W anted carpet throughout. 2 baths, appliances and many at the United Methodist professional education for Culver. Ind. extras included. On the lake for under $100,0(H)!! Church in Argos physicians, nurses and other 842-3664 Wednesday, April 18 medical personnel in the LAKE FRONTAGE - 45' of frontage with this 2 FULL BASEMENT, attached garage. Two bed­ storv. 3 bedroom home. Large additional lot. 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. front lines of the battle to HELP WANTED: Exper­ rooms finished, two to be finished. Nice hard­ Priced below $90,000. This home deserves a good Donation 52.25 defeat cancer, calls for wood floors. All new siding. Priced in the 20’s. ienced service manager. look. Senior Citizens S2.00 Agrcssivc and must be able another portion of the funds. RIVER FRONTAGE • 3 Bedroom double wide ALL CARPETED INCLUDING KITCHEN. For­ to handle people. Salary plus Any questions or donations with spacious family room overlooking the river. commission and fringe bene­ should be directed to Mrs. mal dining room. Large bath and Vi bath. Very 2 car heated garage. Nicclv finished with lots of fits. Apply in person at Tri-R C h e ste r Gut. ACS are a charming home. Owner looking for a buyer. room at ...... $44,500. Ford, 300 S. Heaton Street, Chairman, at P. 0. Box 305, 2 BEDROOM — 2 story in town. Zoned commer­ Knox. Phone 772-2181. TRI-LEVEL WITH MANY EXTRAS. Three bed­ Bob’s Electric Inc. Culver, Indiana 46511. cial on corner lot. Large front porch. Fireplace, A 12.19 rooms and a family room. Fenced yard. Ready to ROUTE 1 Thomas basement, all for only $19,500. move in to. THREE STORY - 4 bedroom home with over ANTED: Exper- ARGOS. IND. 46501 Estate * 4.000 scj. ft. of living space. Full basement, HELP GOOD FAMILY H O M E. Lots of room. 4 or 5 mechanic. Must garage, fenced rear yard, wl'gl' corner lot. Many ienced aulo, 892-5573 Quiet Culver Neighbor­ bedrooms. Fenced yard. Close to town. 20’s. extras. Many possibilities. Call for details. have own “B,,VJ tools- Com* hood. Two bedroom well MOTEL/P1ZZARIA - Business established. Ex­ mission.*llus fr,n«c bfcn£ ^ s- insulated home with LAKE LATONKA LOTS. Thinking of building A . in person at Tri-R cellent location with many possibilities. Close to finished recreation room V- i 300 S. Heaton Street, this Spring? town park and lake. City services. Complete in basement. New kit­ wnox. Phone 772*2181. operation for the go-getter. Call for details. chen. Appliances in­ It’s getting time to put the crops in. 237 acre farm A5.12 LOT - Build at Lake Latonka. 100' x 150' wooded cluded. $31,900. Very Nice maintenance (Crull Jlcahn Jfltx south of Culver. Will divide. Call for details. lot. Listed at S3.750. Owner says " S e ll!!". free 3 bedroom ranch on one Just Offered. Two bed­ WANTED BY RETIRED acre. Culver schools. Priced room ranch with stone rOUPLE. Rural two bed- anb iflntcrinle (Co. 935-5173 Property is mo\ing. Are you? If so eall \our in the $20’s. front in desirable private locally owned full time realtor at oom house to rent around P O. Dux 113 location. Full basement, func 1st in Knox, Culver, ClTTRB TOMO INDIANA 4 694!:- attached porch and stor­ Jim and Cris Causey, Realtors Rick Chambers, Realtor \rgos or Plymouth area, Diana Glissman P h o n l 542-44 1 1 D usi N E S S age area. Garage. $20’s. lave houscbrokcn dog. Phoni 542 4 ti& O H o m e Perfect Family Home. 5 R ealtor Dona Dale, Culver Rep. Your 24 Hour Real Estate Broker at Guaranteed income. Call We haul driveway stone bedroom two story home collect Hammond 931-2793. on 3Vj acres. Large 842-3060 936-3385 A H O O S H 0 2 0 4 0 0 842-2524 M29-A5pd f r e e e s t i m a t e s panelled living room with built-in storage. All maintenance free exter­ WANTED: House on lake ior. Barn and shed» or near lake) first week in Culver Schools. une for family of son gradu- Culver. Aluminum sided 892-5813 772-4770 ting from CMA. Call Culver 2 bedroom home, base­ J42-3544 after 6 p.m. ment, garage. S20,000. 842-3795 946-3812 M22-A12 Immediate Occupancy. Binkley Real Estate Do You ^ Z l n y ” ? The “Easter B u n ^ An excellent starter or retirement home. 2 bed­ Notices room, dining room, car­ Argos Culver Knox Winamac peting, full basement, enclosed front porch. Friendly Home Toy Parties Appliances inciudcd. IN AND AROUND CULVER NEW LISTING: Culver - Beautiful view of Lake ow in our 24th year, is ex- Garage. $25,500. Maxinkuckee, fireplace. 3 bedrooms, modern kit­ anding and has openings Well, we do at DON CALHOUN CHEVROLET in NEW LISTING: Culver - 20 acres with 4 bedroom Lake Latonka. Fine chen. all carpeted, brcczcway and lV i car Argos! Come in and see our “hare” raising home on East 14B Road. Fireplace in living room, Dr managers and dealers, Building lot. garage. What more could you ask for!! while you are here, check our “ hare" raising full basement, barn and other outbuildings. 'arty plan experience help- 26 Acres and Mobile deals on New and Used Cars and Trucks. Don't Many extras with this home! ul. Guaranteed toys and home. Country setting 5 ACRES between Grovertown and Plymouth .ifts. No cash investment, no plan on spending all your “ Doe", because we can with 18 acres tillable. NEW LISTING: Tippecanoe River - lA mile river with Highway 30 access. ollecting, delivering. Car save you plenty of “ Bucks". Just for showing 12' x 62' mobile home nd phone nccessary. Call interest and talking with us. you can have a frontage. 42 acres, some woods. May be bought with big addition. Com­ KINGS LAKE AREA — Price lowered on this 2 ollect, Carol Dav. 518-489- "Free Bunnic” for the kids. Now isn't that some­ on land contract. bination barn and story, 5 bedroom brick home on 15 acres. Chicken 395. thing! ;arage. Monterey area.garage. NEW LISTING: Culver - 2 bedroom home in quiet coop and barn. * M28-M2 So “ Hoi)" in vour car and come visit DON $38,000. CALHOUN CHEVROLET in Argos. We will part of town. Full basement, breakfast nook. Call Investment Property. 2 CULVER Business lot on I.akeshore Drive. 25 x make believers out of you too! us on this one today! unit apartment house. 140. (Our "bunnies" are not live rabbits.) Live in one and rent the NEW LISTING: Monterey - Small but comfort­ other! New furnace. able 2 bedroom home Vi block from Tippecanoe BUSINESS BUILDING on Highway 35 in heart of ff Separate utilities. Call ‘We’re A Great Deal Better River. One car garage. Fenced yard. Priced in business. Will consider contract. for location. low teens. Will consider offer!! Zoned Commercial. Charming 3 bedroom 2 IN & AROUND ARGOS NEW LISTING: Culver - Spring has arrived, Don Calhoun storv home near down­ LIKE NEW: 3 bedroom ranch home with l ‘/j plant your own garden while living in this 2 bed­ bath, large living room, kitchen, breeze-way and town Culver. In good room 12 year old home on 3 lots. Full basement, 2*/i car garage. Large lot. condition. Put your new one car garage. Chevrolet, Inc, business in this location. Near Monterey. 3 bed­ BUILDING LOT with city water and sewer. N EW LISTING: Monterey - Price reduced on this Priced to sell. U.S. 31 North room summer resort 5 bedroom home. Newly remodeled on corner lot. home. Some furniture Stucco outside. 2 car garage, full basement. LAND CONTRACT • 2 bedroom home in the } Argos, Indiana / included. $16,500. teens. Will consider land contract. Prime I.ocation. High­ NEW' LISTING: Culver - Are you still looking for way 10 frontage. Zoned that dream house? Then look at this beautiful 3 IN PLYMOUTH - 3 home. Near the Jr. commercial. bedroom, A-frame. Cathedral ceiling, 2 baths, High and High Sch^VJ.TUie teens. For Those Who Need A full basement, garage. One block from Lake Max­ Lot of Room. This hill­ inkuckee! STONE FIREPLACE: Large field stone 4 bed­ side home features 5 room home on corner lot. Excellent location. bedrooms. 2 baths, huge NEW LISTING: Burr Oak - Handyman’s special, Basement. New 24 x 27 garage. Beautiful field- living room with center 3 bedroom, living room, kitchen, dining room, stone fireplace in living room. Formal dining fireplace and an old full basement. One car garage, outbuilding. New room. New kitchen cabinets. fashioned screened-in aluminum siding on house. Price in the teens. front porch. Over 5 acres PROFITABLE family business with live-in or across from Lake Max­ NEW LISTING: Plymouth schools - Plentv of liv­ rent-out apartment above. Announcements-I rotations inkuckee. ing space in this 4 bedroom home on I acre. Solid PERFECT BLEND!!! Enjoy all the charm and <0 ? o s ^ . Wedding. Graduation. Anniversary Lake Maxinkuckee. 60 oak fireplace and ceiling beams. 24 x 30 family romance of the past along w ith all the advantages c a r o l s Birthday, any occasion ft. lake frontage. 4 bed­ room. New outbuildings. of today's modern living in the large 2 story home Coordinated accessory items C ^ u t j f y i f y rooms, 2 baths, fire­ with ultra modern kitchcn. formal dining room, Napkins, matches, place cards place, completely fur­ c i ^ a n NEW LISTING: Culver - Enjoy country living in fenced back lawn, with pool, patio, gas grill, gas Playing cards, cake boxes, etc. nished. Hast side loca­ this 3 bedroom home on 4 acres. Full basement, light, redwood deck. All this nestled among large tion. outbuildings, new aluminum siding. Appoint­ trees on 1.3 acres. !leaner and Rentol MochWtts A voilobk Fast Delivery ment only. For information and price list DOWNTOWN NEW LISTING: 2 bedroom home. Onlv S7.000. - *llo4‘(sii|;i — HOMK FURNISHINGS Phone 842-3229 CULVER Happiness is a home of your own. Samples shown in your home. Culver 842-2626 i Call for appointment. * 842-2311 _ . w e sell happiness everyday! lJage 10 i our Hometown INLwspaper inum uay -\prii i-i,

Chicago, Illinois. Her illness 3 63. Jim Bendy. Eric BETTY MULCAHY CULVER COMMUNITY Mattison. Betty Rausch. Bom January* 2*. 1908 in husband Lonnie Nelson, JUNIOR HIGH Kathy Shrock Daugherty. Sandra Drake. (receded her in death Chicago he was the son of Culver - Betty Mulcahy HONOR ROLL 3 25. Ruth Birk, Julie Doug Kdler. Heather Miller. Henry and Mary Cronin Kirsten Robertson. Sandra Surviving are one former resident of the Culver Culver - The Junior High Kline. Tracy Nelson. Susan Rieck M r Riecke came to Warner (kughter Mrs. Marjorie T. area, died April6th. m the St A and B Honor rolls have Zechiel. Hooks, with whom she lived M o n te re y in 1970 fro m been released for the C uh er Vincents Hospital in In- 3.14. Paul Amor. Joe 3.5. Natalie Aah. Nancy and one son; Charles J. Chicago were he was a Community Junior High Ptetrzak. Jackie Wa4iburo Frettinger, Jeanne cia napohs School students. Hudson. Chicago; four retired salesman He was a Rickman Bom August 10. 1^14, she Students listed to the grandchildren: two sisters. veteran of WWIL and a 3 13. Kristine Berger. 3 38. Albert Hanselman. held Sunday afternoon at 2 was the daughter of Frank honor rolls are as follows: F ERN L. T RIPLET Mrs Mattie Dacus. Chicago; member of St. Anne’s Brian Johnson. Chavez Bnt Kamrow. John Wiggin o’clock in the Bonine and Lela Sperry. On Sep­ 8tb Grade Mrs Arneva Edwards. R 4 Catholic Church. Weathersby Funeral Home with the Rev tember 30. 1935 she was Honor rolls are as follows 3 35. Brad Knepper. Donna Culver • Fern L Triplet. Rochester and and one Surviving besries his wife 30. Loa Girt or. Andrew James Mattison. pastor of inited in mamage to Eldon 4 0. Lori Bendy. Trent Smith. Gwen Thomas. An 76. of R 2. West 14th B brother Rudolph Barrett. Jeanne E Riecke is a step Hansen, and Patricia Wentz (t-ew Wittekind the Burr Oak C h irch of God. J. Mulcahy in Peru. He Bennett. John Flagg Road. Culver, died Thirsday Chicago daughter, Mrs Betty 3.13. Dean Zee hid officiating Buna I was m the p-eceded her in death on 7th Grade afternoon at las residents Funeral services were Niquette. Chicago, a stepson. 3.0, Mike Bierrum. Kyle New Oak Hill Cemetery. March 25. 1977. 3.86. Tammy Engel. Gina B om July 18. 1902 in West held at the Morning Star James Ballinger. Kansas 4.0 Christohcr Whiting. Elliott. Shanna Ringer. Plymouth Survivors are one brother. Hooker. Township. Marshall County, Baptist Church. Chicago. City, three brothers. Cyrus 3.881, Christine Wallace Sperry of Plymouth, 3.75. Lorrie Currens and she was the daughter of Otis Rieck. Monterey. Russell Hildebrand Tuesday ey^ninp at _ 8:00 one sister. Maxine Franz of Mickey Garver. 6TII G RA D E and Anna Warner Marsh On o'clock with the Rev. Luke Rieck. Monterey, and Roy 3.75. Brad Lind vail. Robert SAVANNAH NELSON Culver and a number of 3.71. Billy Vantwoud April 4. 1922 she was united Mingo officiating Bunal Rieck. Tuscon. Arizona; a Spicer neces and nephews. 3.63, Becky Banfield. 3.83. Chritten Clark. In m arriage to d iarie s F. was in the Lincoki Cemetery. sister. Mrs Celia Byrnes. 3 63. Jim Bendy, Eric Rochester • Savannah M Services were held Debra Butler, Kristina Carrie Slyh Triplet, Sr.. who preceded Chicago.. The Bonine Monterey and six step Daughterty. Sandra Drake. Nelson. 86. of R . 4. Monday, April 9th. at St. Mallory. Aldona Mar her in death on February 7, Funeral Home was in charge grand du Id* en Doug Keller. Heather Mller 3.67, Shelly Beaudiamp. Rochester, died Saturday Charles Clurch in Peru with chertas. Beverly Quivey, 1951 of arrangements Memorial services were Kirsten Robertson. Sandra Bethann Muehtiauaen. Fred evening at the Parkview the Rev Paul W Detner Mary Wait ^urvivon are two sons. held Thursday afternoon. Warner Hopsital in Plymouth officiating Burial was in the 3 57, M ike E llio tt. Scott SUyton Charles F Tnplet. Jr.. April 5th. at 10 o'dock in the 3.5. Natalie Ash. Nancy 3 50. Greg Proper. following a brief illness St. Charles Cemetery. Peru Keyser. Barbara Taiclet. and Paul E Thplet. R 2 Si. Anne's Catholic Chirch. Frettlnger, Jeanne 3 33. Michelle Hyland Bom April 14, 18*72 io FIELDER C. RIECK 3.5. Theresa Bim s. Vickie Culver: two daughters. Monterey with Rev. John Rickman 33). Debra Baumgartner Felahatchie, Mississippi she Gam. Kim Pugh Mrs Donald (Betty > McKee. Mann ion. officiating Birial 3.17, Charlotte Boyne. was the daughter of Ruben Monterey - Fielder C. 3.43. Scott Bennett. Tony Nappanee and Mrs Robert was in the St. Anne's 4.0 Christopher Whiting Matthew Pratt. Cathy and Victoria Roebuck Rieck. 71, of Monterey, Goodman. Sheilla Over­ (Kathryn) May. Culver; Cemetery. Monterey. The 3.881 C hristine Rickman. Kelly Sheikls. Barrett She lived in Aub passed away Monday af­ myer seven grandchildren and Bonine Funeral Home. Hildebrand 30. Jeff Crum. I ternoon at his residence ___ . , 329. Treva Huddletston, three great grandchildren beenaubee Township for the Oliver was in charge of 3 75. Brad Lindvall. Robert past 1J years . coming from following an extended arrangements. s^ ' E * — . Spicer Mermorial services were Keller. Andy Louk. Tim

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