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Volume 82 Culver, Indiana 46511 Thursday, November 15, 1979 Number 38

CULVER SCHEDULES PARENT-TEACHER appointments will not be New Heirloom Shop To Open CONFERENCES scheduled because of the Burr Oak Old Fashion Day Nov. 18th larger number of students Culver - Principal George involved in these grades. Culver - Two local artists, will be very competitive at Original paintings are on Miller has announced that Burr Oak - The Birr Oak cheese products from cream on display. Albert Overm ver Students will not attend Peggy Clark and Emma Lou the shop and they will offer sale at Heirlooms and they Friday. November 16, has Community will look back troduced on area dairy will display many of liis school on November 16. Martin are offering their art supplies, custom also refinish furniture. They been set aside as a parent- 100 years as they celebrate arms. The Currens family antiques and bottles which Conferences are scheduled f services to the public with framing, easel back portrait handle a beautiful selection teacher conference aay for their Old Fashion Day on has operated a general store he has collected from all to run from 12 noon until 8 the opening of a new shop frames, custom hand of hand crafted item s for parents whose children Swday, November 18. in Burr Oak since 1906. This parts of the United States. p.m. with 5:00 to 6:00 called, “ Heirlooms." stenciling and tole painting your home for Christmas attend the Culver Com­ A history of the Burr Oak store is still in operation Steve and Jo Ann Ulery reserved for the dinner Located in the former on tin ware or furniture to gifts. Heirlooms will open munity Elementary - Jiaiior community . will be on today. Even though the store will display their steam break for the teachers. Maxinkuckee Home Supply match your decor. during the week of High School. display in the Burr Oak h a s b e e n remodeled a engine and instead of church It is hoped that a large building across from foe site They have very special Thanksgiving and the hours Teachers of grades 1 - 5 church, featuring pictures of number of times, the store bells, visitors will be greeted number of parents will take of the new bowling alley on colonial type dried flower will be weekdays from 10 will be contacting th e the community from the late still operates with the same with the shrieking sound of advantage of this o p ­ State Roads 10 and 17, the arrangements. They also a.m. td 4:30 p.m . or they may parents of their students to 1800’s to the present day. old time traditions which the steam whistle. The steam portunity to talk with their two ladies are engaged in the restore oil paintings and both be reached for weekend schedule an appointment for Russell Currens will have existed in early times. engine was the only source of children’s teachers. This preservation and restoration artists can be commissioned appointments by calling 842- a conference. Teachers of pictures of all the various Many products are' available mechanical power on area activity is scheduled to of heirlooms and the creation to paint local scenes or 2656 or 842-2213. grades K, 6. 7, and 8 will be Businesses that existed in here that can not be found in farms for many years. coincide with the ending of of art objects. rtraits or any subject or available throughout the day Burr Oak. the modem supermarket. American Education Week. They state that their prices idscape. to talk with parents but Many older residents will Members of the Burr Oak A t noon there will be an old G recall fond memories of the Church will come dressed in fashion carry in dinner. The Burr Oak Cheese factory, their costumes from the lights will be turned out and which produced delightful 1800’s Many antiques will be the meal will be enjoyed under lighting provided by LETTER TO THE We encourage letters to kerosene lamps and lanterns EDITOR RULES t h e editor, but your much like the early pioneer hometown newspaper cannot Attention: days. The meal will feature The Culver Citizen wants be held responsible for their products made from steam to print all letters to the content. Address all letters ground commeal and whole editor, however, all letters to the editor to The Citizen, wheat flour. There will be must be signed by the writer. P . O. Box 233, Culver, Ind. Scouts And Parents such old fashioned favorites The name will not be 46511. like wholewheat coffee cakc. published if requested, but (E ditor’s note: Attention wheat butter cookics. fried the name will be given to Sarah Countrymouse. please Culver - On Saturday, basement, and garage for mush, and cornbread. anyone who phones the identify yourself to the N o vem b er 17th, the Cub items we can sell. Don’t The steam engine will be Culver Citizen office for that newspaper if you’d like your Scouts will again hold their forget to ask your grand­ fired i?> and an operating information. letter printed). annual “ garage sale” at the parents, uncles, aunts and demonstration will be given beach lodge in Culver from 9 other friends to contribute to from 11:30 a.m. to 12 noon. a.m. to 3 p.m. All scouts are our sale. We prefer no asked to bring things we can clothing articles, although if Soecial Sundav School and sell to the beach lodge on it is in nice condition, and Worship services will be Inwood Mishap Causes Friday, November 165th you believe it will sell. built around the old from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. or on 6ring it.’ fashioned day theme. The Saturday morning Sunday Schooi is at 9:30 a.m. November 17th sale dpv Last November we raised and Worship Service is at from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Problems At Four a little over $400 from our 10:30 a.m. The dinner is at This year, we will pick up- sale. This year we have a 12:00 noon. The public is your salable items if you W ill goal of $600. so I must ask invited to all events. call 842-3911. Call as soon as each of you to do your part to where art supplies, hand the former Maxinkuckee Mrs. P eggy Clark, left and you can because we want to make our sale a success! I ’m crafted items and paintings Home Supply building an­ Starting at 5:00 p.m. the Mrs. Emma Lou Mart in are County Landfill Area start now to sort the and counting on YOU! will be a few of Ihe items for nex. Culver Community Churches shown in their soon to be price things, in preparation W e are also having a bake sale. The shojj is located in will hold a Thanksgiving opened “ Heirloom s” shop for the big sale. sale. Please ask your Culver - Mrs. Anita F ive residents of the Kings service at the Burr Oatk Be sure to ask your parents to bring any baked Johnson who resides west of Lake - Delong area have Church. parents to search the attic, good the 17 th. Delong has long been an been taken to Dr. Michael opponent of the Four County Deery of Culver on Tuesday United Fund Drive Success At McGill’s Landfill Area in northwest afternoon and he reported Fulton County. Tuesday they were suffering from morning as trucks headed nausea and burning eyes. Kelly Lawson Named DAR Good Citizen for the site her husband According to Fulton George blocked the entrance County Sheriff Robert to the area with his car. Nugent the matter being Culver - Kelly Lawson, year. After exchanging words dumped was spillage which daughter of Mr. and Mrs. She was initiated into the with the driver of one of the had soaked into the dirt at Latham Lawson. Culver has National Honor Society in trucks he returned home to the Inwood mishap and this had been named Culver Novem ber, 1978: is a four- tell his wife that possibly as was being scooped and Community High School’s year member of the French many as 15, 18 wheelers hauled to the landfill. He DAR Good Citizen, ac­ Club, and has served as were headed tor the area. stated that it was supposed to cording to A. Judson Dillon, Worthy Advisor of the She returned to the scene be neutralized beloreitwas principal. Rainbow Girls. and learned that the brought to the area. Kelly is president of her K elly is active in 4-H material being dumped was Vapor which irritates the senior class and also served clubwork, having been from the scene of the recent eyes and respiratory system as president of her junior chosen Macrame’ Grand railroad derailment at In­ and causes nausea but is class. She is a three year Champion, Knitting Grand wood. believed to have no lasting member of the Future Champion, and particiated By early afternoon the effect could have been Educators in Action and has in the State Fair Dress Fulton County Com­ prevented if the chemicals served as area third vice Revue. missioners in an em ergency nad been treated properly, president and secretary of She has been accepted to meeting signed an or­ according to Tim M. Kelley, her local chapter. She has attend Indiana State dinance prohibiting any a sanatarian for the State been manager of the school’s University, Terre Haute, to more dumping at the site. Health Department volleyball team for three study Archaeology1. S ix trucks were turned Hazardous Waste Program. years and the track team one away.

KELLY LAWSON Shown at M cG ill’s are Em ployee con tribut ions Rick Baker, Randy Burkett, COMMUNITY Mr. Lawrence W'hite’s Culver Bloodmobile left to right, Ralph Winters, amounted to $2,622.98 and Sue Carswell, Harriet Clem, THANKSGIVING musical saw will render Dave Burns and Chester The McGill Company Linda Dickinson, Nancy SERVICE “ N ow Thank We AD Our Gut. Gut is commending donated another 52,000 for a Guess, Bob Kellie, Paul God.” Winters and Burns who were Kelly, Don Kline, Dennis total of $4,622.98. Other Culver - The Culver The speaking part of the co-chairmen at the plant in Exceeds Goal KIDNEY FOUNDATION United Fund Committee Strong, Terry Sullivan and Community Church p r o g r a m will extol the PICK-UP DAY this years United Fund members at the plant were Lillian Sumler. wonders of God’s iniverse Thanksgiving Service will cluding 12 students from Drive. with 1) Mr. Warner W illiams Culver - Culver exceeded be held at the Burr Oak Culver Community High by Pat Weaver “ Celestial Wonders” 2) Mr. its quota o f 100 units of blood Church of God at 5 p.m. d irin g the visit by the Red School. Masons and Eastern Stars as November 18. Bob Rusts “ Local" Creation presented a sphygmo Cross Bloodmobile at W’esley One gallon donors Culver - Sunday, RAINBOW FOR GIRLS special guests. The program will consist Wonders,” and 3) Mr. manometer. This piece of United Methodist Church on receiving pins were: Novem ber 18th will be our MEETING NEWS Mrs. Harold Fitterling was of congregational hymns, Martin Uebels “ wonders of Richard Chambers. Jr., and iqupment was purchased November 6. last pick-up day for the pop- acting mother advisor and prayers. and special Music.” Donald Bowman. There with money m ade by the 122 units were receiveu tops as a group. Anyone Culver - The Culver E lb e r t Graham w a s th e features. T h e climax will be assembly when thev sold soft from 128 volunteers. Of this were three donors that wishing to help us out that Assembly, Order of Rainbow Rainbow “ pop” . Guests The New Day Singers of Beethoven’s “Ode of Joy” jretzels during the Culver number. many were received two gallon pins: day, please meet at Hooks For Girls m et in the Masonic sung with full volume by the besides Mrs. Joice, who is South Bend w ill sing four teenagers, and 19 new Andrew Vernum, Ruth Drug Store here in Cuvier at Temple Monday evening. sidewalk days. also a Majority Member, Thanksgiving hymns. congregation. The ‘‘Ode of Three dates were marked donors participated, in­ Kline, and Sylvia Shaffer. 1:00. November 5. Presiding over were Mrs. Robert Berger, Pastors Robert Hansen Joy” is our expression of , We will still be accepting the meeting was Worthy on the Rainbow calendar. past mother advisor and and Tom French are to read thanks for all God has made .November 24 - a skating these tops intil December Advisor. Rita Ulch. Mrs. David Osborn. Psalm 103 responsively. for us. 15th. Drop them at Elliott Mrs. Winifred Joice, party; December 1 - a The meeting closed with Mr. Latham Lawson will A ll are cordially invited to shopping trip and December Enterprises, Culver Citizen, representing the Culver the formal closing march give a reading: “God Let join with us in this service of 3 - a Onristmas party with Monterey School or Pat ambulance service, was and prayer circle. The Challenge in the Earth.” thanksgiving to our God. (The Culucr (Htti’cu Weavers. So far we have Published c\cn Thursday afternoon al collected approximately 116 B. North Main. Culver. Ind. 46511 24.000 tops and our .pew goal Telephone R42-322V is set at 40.000. Second Class Postage Paid at Culver. Indiana Won’t you help the Mon­ NEWS FROM VFW The winner of the “ guess terey Girl Scouts meet their AND AUXILIARY the number of seeds in the David Tranter - Publisher new goal for a Christmas pumpkin” contest at the present to this Kidney Culver - For the months of V F W Post was Andy Arlene Wilder - Managing Editor F oin dat ion? December, January and Wakefield, age 10. His guess Rosalie Steller - Asst. Publisher February, the VFW was 400 seeds and he hit it Shirley Snider - Argos Editor Auxiliary have announced right on the nose when the that the* kitchen hours will giant, pumpkin was opened Linda Tranter - Advertising Sales change. Dinners will be and- seeds counted. His prize Rosie Winger - Circulation AMBUI.ANCE REPORT served from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. was $33.35 which may help only on the 1st and 3rd him with his Christmas 1 year subscription Culver - The October Fridays for those months. shopping. S7.00in Indiana ambulance service report included 15 ambulance runs, $8.00 out of Indiana four being transfers and 11 Single Copy 20* being emergencies. Ambulance personnel hope The Culver Citizen is a division of the Tribune- to be able to move into tne News Publishing Co.. 113 South Stale Street. new garage in a couple of Committee for the am­ Waite. Mrs. Fitterling was Mrs. Rita Fitterling, Debi South Whitley. Ind. 46787 Telephone l-?23-477l. bulance project were Rain­ Phone Your Netos! the adult. Pictured left to Butler, Ruth Birk and Mary Please notify the newspaper office in Culver when weeks. An open house will be b o w girls R it a ” CJTcR‘, right are Helen Osborn, Ellen Waite at recent your address changes. announced later. chairman. Ruth Birk. Debi Winifred Joice. Rita Ulch. Rainbow Girls meeting. Culver Citizen 842-3229 Butler and Mary E lle n PfUfe 2 “ Your Hometown NEWSpaper” Thursday,' November 15, 1979

Brown, who often help her with her route, reported that METHODIST W OM EN they only had to purchase three issues for customers Argos - The United Metho­ One day in the life of a PUBLISHER’S SOCIAL dist Women of Argos held Tribune carrier was made their November meeting at easier because she “ got by the church with Irene M a­ with a little help from her honey presiding. Bernice friends.” Masterman used the theme EVENTS “ Gratitude” for the devo­ tions. A visitation report was given by Hazel Mowiser. Ruth Gordon reviewed an NURSERY NOTES article from "Response” on G one W ith T h e W ind full of TriDune pages and marketing appalachian crafts Argos - Nursery rules at or then the "putting together through a cooperative church the First Baptist Church of Street in Rochester. Their A Day In The Life the paper party” began. GROSSMANS TO OBSERVE effort. Anita Krom announc­ Argos are as follows: 25TH ANNIVERSARY children will host the occa­ O f A Paper Girl With the help of my ed district activities includ­ 1. Only workers are allow­ sion from 1 to 4 p.m. daughters, Deanna and ing an officers training meet­ ed in the Nursery. George and Trella (Scott) Donna, myself, Mary Belle Argos - Mr. and Mrs. ing to be held in the church 2. Parents are to hand George Grossman of Route 2, Grossman have 7 children: The life of a paper girl is Kemple, Donny Shaffer, Don at 9 a.m. on December 1. The children over the door. Akron, will celebrate their Rodney Grossman. Mrs. not always easy. Sandy Wallace, Kris Mallory. next general meeting will be 3. Items such as bottles, 25th wedding anniversary on Richard (Trina) Miller, Mrs. Brown, age 11, of Culver Jackie Washburn and Lori held December 6 at 7:30 with toys, bags, etc., are to be Sunday, November 18 with Jim (Carla) Beery, Dan Garbison, shouts of “ I need Barbara Hann in charge of delivers the South Bend marked with the child’s an Open House at the Com­ Grossman, Della, Calvin and page 17,” “ who has a 44,” the program and Ethel Cop- Tribune in this area. She name. munity Building at the fair­ Chad. The couple also has 3 “will someone find me a Ien hostess chairman. makes every effort to put 4. Workers will wear grounds on West Third grandchildren. front page," “I’ve got two There will be a rummage the paper in a place where smocks and footies when page sixteens,” could be sale on November 17 at the it will not be blown away. entering the nursery. heard. church from 9 to 11 a.m. Recently she stopped at 5. There will be no bed Bodies and newspapers Irene Mahoney presented m y home, gave me the swapping. Each child will were sprawled across the HARM ONICA BAND Argos were on hand to serve the program prepared by Tribune, and continued on have an assigned bed. living room floor as the ENTERTAINS SENIORS the meal, and a delicious Beatrice Picker! on “ Thanks her route. The weather was Everyone is asked for their meal it was. Chicken for all Be to God - This is the Day,” extremely windv and when group of two adults and help and cooperation in by Barbara Hann the trimmings. Zella McCay very appropriate to the she sat down with an arm­ seven young people re­ maintaining tnc Baptist assembled the pages in their brought pumpkin squares to season. load of papers for a moment, Church nursery to its highest Argos - With winter in the go with it. Those serving The tables were decorated the wind took them in all original order. Sandy standard. A complete set of air Argos Seniors were still were Mallie Trump, Mrs. in fall decorations. The host­ directions. Sandy, finished delivering the rules is available from the Karen Edwards. Mrs. Alli­ esses were Mrs. Kline, Mrs. exasperated, sat down on the papers she’d managed to nursery workers. glad to be able to get out for son Jones, and Miss Susan Beam, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. remaining issues and save and came back to help Nursery laundry needs to their weekly visit at the had herself a good cry. the "paper party.” Argos United Methodist Welbom, assisted by Evelyn Zink and Mrs. Bowell. be done each week. Perfcr- Beam. Forty-four meals were Several young people The m elee continued until ably taken on Sunday night Church on November 12. all but three editions were After being greeted by served. Prizes were won by visiting outside my home and brought back Wednes­ ‘ring go up and the quality o f what restored for delivery and Sharon Mevis, checks were Esther Farmer, Nora Mevis, noticed her plight ana all ran day. Ladies are needed to SHIELDS GENEALOGY years, the word “ inflation” you’re buying doesn’t sub­ Sandy continued on her made on the ill ones in our Jessie Annis, Nellie Leffert. to grab as many pages as sign up for two week inter­ REPRINTED has become a regular part of stantially improve, you’re paper route. group. Lucy Good is still with Lillian Ruffner, and Lona they could manage to gather. vals. A schedule has been our vocabulary. The word experiencing inflation. Infla­ Sandy’s sister Pat and her her daughter. Hazel Thomp­ Shafer. They came bursting into posted on the nursery bulle­ Rochester • The "Shields has become a distasteful way tion has averaged 6 ‘ / j % over mother, Mrs. Mary Lou son is getting better and is Next weeks menu will be the living room with arms tin board. G enealogy" has been re- of describing the economic the last ten years, and it rose with her daughter, Grover grapefruit juice, breaded rinted bv the Fulton County problems facing the United in 1978 to 9% - dangerously Shafer is a lot better and veal cutlet, cooked red cab­ [istorical Society in Roches­ States. Many local citizens high. The problem has inten­ raring to get out and going bage. parsleyed potatoes, ter.E This book is a reprint of a sified in 1979. On the aver­ again. H e should get out this apricots, wheat bread, milk, have asked "What is infla­ 1930 genealogy by M ary O. tion? and How does it so age, what you could buy for a week. tea, and coffcc. NOTICE GIRL SCOUTS TO Derrick Coleman, to which dollar in 1967 costs you two drastically affect our every­ TAKE COOKIE ORDERS A trip to Statz tree farm is Get your reservation an update and index has day lives?” dollars today. And that’s being planned for November before Friday noon by calling been added by Becky Hardin The Advertising Council, very bad because it hits you The offices of the Culver - Members of the 30, so get your reservations 892-5012 for a ride in the o f Mooresville, and informa­ Inc. of New York City has where it hurts. Girl Scouts of Singing Sands in. R.E.A.L. Rider or the meal. tion about the Shields of Ful­ issued a booklet entitled Council will take cookie The train wrecks were a The Progress G ub ladies will ton County added by Shirley "Dollars and Sen$e” with a Next week, Part 2, Who State Exchange Bank orders from November 16 to topic of conversations. be serving the meal. Willard of Rochester. sub-title "Inflation-what it is Gets Hurt By Inflation? November 26. Evelyn Funk had to leave her 05 pag* home in Inwood 3 times to and what vou can do to help and 31 photos. "Shields fight it.” will be closed The seven varieties of get away from the fumes. Gcncalody ' sells for $6.50 in A copy of the booklet is cookies to be sold this year These wrecks are getting CULVER PUBLIC soft cover and $10.50 in hard available to anyone request­ ROSEMARY KE1T1I include Thin Mints, super serious. Three were reported LIBRARY NEWS Thursday, Nov. 22 cover, plus $1 mailing. It ing it. To order your copy COMPLETES NURSES crunchy peanut butter in the States and one in may be ordered from Fulton write to: Dollars and Sense. Dosidos, chocolate and Canada in one week. TRAINING COURSE by Mary Jane Guise County Historical Society, Pueblo, Colorado 81009. peanut butter Tagalongs, For entertainment, the 7th and Pontiac. Rochester. Each week, your home­ in observance of vanilla and chocolate creme Harmonica Band was on Ciiver - We have several Fort Sam Houston • Nirse Ind. 46975. town newspaper will take a hand and many songs were (2nd Lt.) Rosemary Keith, Vanchos. shortbread all new children’s books at the The Shields family was the portion o f this booklet and enjoyed. Dale Miller, Marion daughter of Mr. and Mrs. natural Granolas and the library for the Thanksgiving first to settle where the town reprint it for your reading William F. Keith, 317 W confection - like Samoas. Kaiser, Floyd Hite and Flor­ holiday. They include A o f Rochester is now. Related pleasure. If we do not know ence Rains gave some real Washington, Culver, Charlie Brown Thanksgiving families mentioned in the all about inflation • how can oldies like. Let Me Call You recently completed an Army All are kosher, baked with by Charles M. Schulz; Feast book include Brown, Derrick, we work toward getting it Sweetheart, Swaunce River, Nurse and Medical vegetable shortening_and of'Thanksgiving, a play by Dunnick. Elliott. Hutto, stopped. Turkey in the Straw. Little Specialist Corps officer basic withoutrith( preservatives. They June Behrens; Things to Do Lindsey, Mather, Miller, Brown Jug, and then some course at the Academy of are produced especiallyesi for and Make for Thanksgiving Stockton, Tipton, and Part 1 hvmns like. What a Friend Health Sciences of the U. S. the Girl Scouts by Little by Lorinda Bryan Cauley Wilson. We have in Jesus, How What Is Inflation? Brownie Bakers of and Merrily Comes our Inflation is a rise in the A rm y.’ Fort Sam Houstin iexas. Louisville, Kentucky. All Great Thou Art, The Old Harvest In, poems for general level o f prices you Rugged Cross, were some of The course provides basic varieties will sell for $1.50 Thanksgiving. Come and pay for everything you buy. them. We were asked to branch training and 'M r m 0 p m per package. browse through our Your dollars become worth sing along with the ones we ARGOS SCHOOLS orientation for newly children's section and find less than they were before knew. Also Dale Miller LUNCH M ENU commissioned officers, vour favorite book for the inflation occurred. Customers are reminded brought his looney bird an. holiday season. toimiiijifivns are given in % Future Fabrics vj Sometimes Instructions are tr»’en in not to pay for cookies until lie danced for us with Dale’s Also new for younger Argos - The noon lunch particular help. medical records and reports, they are delivered between children: Star Wars: The menu for Argos Community oror^CTvfce*1^ service ^ou wJ,en buy a haj. product bcen field medicine and surgery, & Uniforms ^ January 11 and 22. After prayer the ladies of Wookiee Story book and The Schools for the coming week field medical service, the First Baptist Church of Bed Book by Sylvia Plath. o f Nov. 19 thru 23 will be as improved, and you get better Carrying a Complete Line of My Wonder Book by Ruth follows: value/alui for your money. This preventive medicine, neuropsychiatry, supply Ooor shows the beauty of Monday - Hot dog sand­ isn’t inflation. But when procedures and militray law. Fabrics, Sewing Notions, nature through the eyes of wich, french fries, buttered prices on almost every thing children. broccoli, apple, milk. ************************ *******JM^^ Uniforms and Shoes Thank You to For older children: Hard Tuesday - Chili, crackers, EL RANCHO THEATRE Luck Horse hv Fern Rrown; ham salad sandwich, diced 842-2315 104" North Michigan Plymouth Mystery of the Absent peaches, milk. Culver (Next to Rees Theatre) all those Neighbors by Ruth C. Wood Wednesday - Sliced turkey, and The Secret of Van Rink's mashed potatoes, gravy, Id Sroftcif o f Cellar, and historical bread & butter, sweet pota­ Hours: who voted for me mystery by Beverly Haskell toes, cranberry sauce, milk. Lee. Thursday - No School. ' H i s T a R v c Thanksgiving Vacation. Jesus Mon.-Thurs. 9-6, Fri. 9 -9 NEW ADULT NON FICTION: The finny and Friday - No School. Show Times: Sat. 9 -5 :3 0 entertaining new book by Thanksgiving Vacation. Fri.&Sat. 7 p.m. & 10:30 p.m. Doug Warner Teresa Bloomingdale, I Sun. 7:15 p.m. Should Have Seen it Coming When the Rabbit Died: **********************************| 1) Possum Living; How to Live Well Without a Job and with Wednesday & Sunday are DOUBLE TICKET DAYS almost no Money by Dolly Freed: Trails West by National Georgraphic; Gifts to Make for Children by Sarah Parr and The Dinner and Supper Cookbook by Grade A Jean Wickstrom. I P la y NEW ADULT FICTION: Turkeys T h e Establishment by TIC-TAC-TREASURE Howard Fast and Just Above EQC 16 lbs. and up j^jj WIN INSTANTLY W ith Christmas Knocking at the door we my Head by James Baldwin. begin to look at our money supply. Do New "Records: How to oo _ $ 2 o ° ° you have the funds available to buy Square Dance and Country 15 lbs. and under T t C to Sunshine, a collection of Visit the those “special gifts?” If you had open­ ______1 1 n . Free card with each songs by various country store for ed a Christmas Club last year at our store visit bank you would have been prepared. artists which include Roy all details. But what about next year? Plan ahead, Clark, Doily Parton and Honeysuckle it’s never too early to think of Christmas others. 1980. Join our 1960 Christmas program Winner Each Week and select from among seven clubs the 16 lbs. and up WINNER one club which will fit your particular FULTON COUNTY needs. You can save as little as 50c to as HISTORY REPRINTED la n it C r in much as $20 per week and your savings 15 lbs. and under will earn interest. Be prepare - join a Rochester - The Fulton r a n " 1 club! Birdseye County Historical Society has received shipment of the hard-cover reprints o f its first Cool Whip 4 9 1 16 Quarterlies. The books Butterball Turkeys contains 377 pages and may be purchased at the FCHS museum, which is open USD .A Choice j Monday through Friday from 89cu 9 to 5. Or it may be ordered by mail from Fulton County Chock Roas\K Historical Society, 7th and AS A GIFT FROM Pontiac, Rochester, Ind. OUR BANK-CLUB 46975. MEMBERS WILL RE Originally printed from Shelled Walnuts CEIVE A HOLIDAY 1964 to 1973, the Quarterlies L5 Celery 39* contain history from all parts » 1 9 9 ORNAMENT. of Fulton County including Akron, Fulton. Kewanna, Sunset $ Leiters Ford. Richland 100 Center, Rochester, and De­ long. Most of the booklets Philadelphia ^ 3 C Potatoes 1 SLbs. are out of print and if avail­ able would cost $16. The hard-bound reprint sells for Cream Cheese $12 plus $1.50 mailing. An index to this book is available from Tombaugh Publishing House. 700 Pon­ tiac. Rochester. 8 to 7 RETURNS HOME Friday: and Saturdays 8 t i 8 THE STATE EXCHANGE BANK Culver- Marjorie Martin of Sundays 9 to S FARMERS STATE BANK Culver was dismissed from the Parkview Hospital. Holiday: lhursday, November 15, 1979 Your Hometown JVEWSpaper

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103 S. Ohio, Culver, IN 842-3400 Mon thru Sat 9 &*m. to 10 petn* 9 a.m. to 9 peiiie Sunday Your Hometown NEWSpaper Thursday, November 15, 1979

support the leading roles: initial meeting of E x­ Tracy Swedlow, Jennifer perimental Air Craft Association. Lotus Low ry who is goini Brasch, Frank Gurnick, and Florida for the winter. A Chris Kremski, who hangs the meal the time was sp onto his clipboard as if it visiting. REVIEW OF ‘BUTTER couple of con men hoisted by were his security blanket. Mr. and Mrs. James R eilly A N D EGG M A N * AT their own petard by an in­ But Chris can be forgiven - I by Alice McCarthy Devotions were given by and daughter Emily of CULVER A CAD EM IES nocent kid out of the sticks. It saw his solo-theatre per­ Pearl Onesti and business Plainfield and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Everet Hoesel was a C harles Wesson, Shawn and is fin to laugh aloud at a formance of Teddy, a 35 Mr. and Mrs. Orville conducted by Margaret guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. by Arlene Nix Wilder shrewish wife as she pulls minute tour de force. Phelps were in Zionsville Swanson. They worked Kathryn were weekend Eldon Bruce at South Bend the rug out from imder her A butter and egg man is a from Thursday to Tuesday finishing articles for the guests of their parents Dr. Satirday evening they at­ Culver - Any reservations loutish husband. And when term used for the idea heavy visiting with Mr and Mrs. church bazaar. Hostesses and Mrs Oscar Wesson tended the wedding of Anne Robert L W Clark and Sunday they had an early about giving up a beautiful the villains begin to rant and investor in a show, and its were Pearl Onesti and Fern Norris and David Lindvall Thanksgiving dinner at the fall Sunday afternoon to go to rave and threaten physical theme is the innocent who daughters Allison and Lewis. held in the First Methodist Wesson home. a show in a dark theatre harm, it is fun to huddle falls among wolves, turns Amber. Mrs. Clark is their Church in Hammond. daughter. Swday night as were soon dissipated by a down in the seat among the tables, and fleeces them. guests of the Clarks they lively cast of Academy friends and know that you’re The flavor of the language M r . Jerry Gross of attended a concert given by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sales students. Directed along safe and sound. takes us back to the 1920’s Valparaiso spent the M r. .and Mrs. Verl t h e Jazz Band from of Livonia, Michigan spent nostalgia road by Harvey (sweetheart, sap, weekend with his parents Shaffer w ere dinner guests Preservation Hall, New Monday thru Wednesday Firari, The Butter and Egg What amazes me is that all bootleggers), all in a flurry Mr. and Mrs. Don Goss Simday of Mr. and Mrs. Orleans, La. held in Clowes visiting his sister Mrs. Man takes the audience of this magic is being of grammatical mistakes, Sunday they were joined by Robert Baker in Winamac. Hall on the Campus of Butler Donald Osborn and Mr. behind the show biz scenes in created by high school mispronounced towns and Mr. and Mrs. Joyel Higgins M rs . Shaffer and M rs. University. Osborn. the 1920’s, satirizing in a students. Matt Kennedy is show titles, and and daughter Christina of Barker are sisters. huge and menacing as a’ con humorous manner tne big- malapropisms “ my brain is Mishawaka. They also Friday afternoon callers in man, and his sidekick, city slickers, small town getting to be an endangered visited their grandmother the Osborn home were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Don Over- hicks, and tough girls with Steven Kennedy, is equally speciman.” Mrs. E. W. Carter. and Mrs. Charles Fetter of m y e r o f LaPorte w e r e RAYMOND KREISCTIERS golden hearts. villainous. The first-act ensnarement Fort Wayne. Sin day dinner guests of Mrs. TO OBSERVE 43RD The Butter and Egg Man The Ohio hick with the of the innocent by the wolves Overmyers mother Mary ANNIVERSARY was written in 1926 by innocent, wide-open face is is spirited nonsense and very- Open house was held in the Harry Box, who makes us Hat ten. Beach Lodge Saturday from G eorge S. Kaufman. Until funny. The last part, where Culver - Congratulations to fear for his hide (and his 3-5 to honor Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Reese of the version being presently tables are turned two or Raymond and Vera (Jones) pocketbook). He is the .Noah Kersey who celebrated produced on the stage of three times in quick suc­ Mishawaka is a guest in the Kreischer of Culver, who will personification of the Will to their 50th wedding an­ Eppley Auditorium arrived, cession, is outrageous home of her sister Mrs. be celebrating their 43rd Believe. His delighted smile Mr. and Mrs. Abel Karem niversary. Their son Bill and Harry Speyer and Mr. it was the only play Kaufman nonesense and funnier still. wedding anniversary on as the producer outlines the of Louisville, Ky, Mr. and daughter in law Nancy and wrote without a collaborator. The scenes in a Syracuse S p eyer. Sunday they a t ­ November 18th. horrific plot of the play they Mrs. Donald Westfahl of grandchildren Debbie, tended a golden wedding Now he has a co-author in hotel r o o m during the They were married in 1936 are to produce in an ex­ Michigan City, Mr. and Mrs. Vickie and Rick ga ve the house for their cousins Director Firari, who was tryouts have some rousing in Rochester, and lived in tended comic study. Roland Kuhn of LaPorte and party. The table was cen­ given permission by Samuel moments and a few tiring r and Mrs. W illes Bowen DeLong several years before Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Spurrior tered with 3 tier wedding at Akron. French, Inc. to make some He receives some ones when the actors lose m oving to Culver where they o f Columbia City w e r e cake and the decorations minor changes. protection from a lovely their sense of direction. reside at 530 Forest Place. Saturday guests of Mr. and were in gold and white. The Mrs. Mary Hiatt o f The minor operation in­ secretary played by Ann (Perhaps it was a case of „ . . Manv m ore haoDV vears to Mrs. Ermil Lewis. The men punch, coffee and cake were volved cutting a three-act Holland, and a bitingly- opening-night jitters). But Rochester was a guest Members of the First you Ray and Vera were Army buddies of WWII. nlav down to two parts and funny wife. Melanie Me- those weak moments are served by Debbie and Vickie Sunday of Mrs. Lotus Lowry. Baptist Church and their Mr. Westfahl showed pic­ eliminating three characters. Fadd'en plays the w ife with a offset by delicious nonsense and Rick had charge of the They nad dinner at Pinders. assistant p a sto r TRev. tures he had taken while in guest book. DEBORAH BERNHARDT Instead of three hours, this vengeance, lighting up the like the innocent saying it is Warr»n Harris went to Peru Holland where he attended a AND MICHAEL W. LEATH version runs an hour and a stage with an incandescent impossible for a woman to Sunday afternoon to a reunion of the 384th division, They enjoyed visiting with REPEAT VOWS half. Firari added some lines personality. She delivers all have a baby because she’s Twenty m em bers of the Singspiration held in the this summer, w ho w e r e many friends from South of his own, but it was such a of her lines with nice at­ unmarried and the ex­ Culver High School band Mount Hermon Baptist stationed there during the Bend, Plymouth, Argos, Culver • Mr. and Mrs skillful b le n d in g that I tention to the art of ar­ pression that hangs on his attended a paractice session Church. war. They had dinner at Winamac, Kewanna, Charles Bernhardt announce c o u ld n 't tell where the ticulation. face when he learns what a at LaVille High School Storys Saturday evening, Donaldson and Culver. Saturday. The bands are th e marriage of their retouching took place. Carlos Andarsio's in­ brothel is. daughter Deborah to Mr. and Mrs Karem spent getting ready for a parade in Sixteen members of the Believe me, an old- terpretation of the stern This farce will be given Michael W. Leath. o f M in cie Saturday night and Sunday South Bend next Satirday. Golden Rule Builders fashioned melodramatic lawyer makes the audience one mbre onVnday evening M r . a n d Mrs. Mack on Novem ber 3rd at their ne i^ewis home. Sin day School Class of the farce still has merit. It is fin want to hiss his villainy. (N ov. 16) at 7:30 in Eppley Hawkins were in Chicago home at 2548 East Shore Emmanuel United Methodist and heartwarming to see a Other members efficiently Auditorium on the Academy Saturday visiting Mr. and Lane, Culver. Chirch had a carry in dinner campus. Although it is free Mrs. Leon Dickerson and The couple will reside in Mrs. L e o n Sims and Mr. Rod Dutt was in November 8 at 12 o’clock. and open to the public. fam ily, the latter is their M in cie, Ind. daughter Melissa spent the Mentone Sunday for the This was a get together for Director Firari should pass weekend with her parents daughter. the hat for this one. M r. and Mrs. K e n n e th This is the third different Hun can in Rochester. show I’ve seen in Eppley recently. Along with The Butter and E gg Man, the Circle meetings of the two shows Teddy and Erma Grace United Church of This Thanksgiving Day Then in September, 1863, - are running and getting Christ w ere held in Zion Hall ready to tour. I don’t know of few people will pause to Mrs. Hale climaxed her this past week. Circle I met campaign in a powerful any college around that has remember the name o f Sarah on Tuesday, Nov. 6 at 7:30. Josepha Hale (1788-1879). articlc beginning:* "Can we three shows going at the They had a Bible Study led same time, in is is c[uite a Yet it was this eloquent New not establish our yearly by Judy Patton, hostess was England housewife who Thanksgiving as a perman­ good juggling act you:ve got Kerry Jewel. going, Director Firari. finally caused President ent American National Festi­ Circle II met on Thursday Abraham Lincoln to proclaim val on the last Thursday in Sinday Nov. 18 will be the afternoon Nov. 8, at 1:30. Thanksgiving Day a national November in every state of thank offering service at the Devotions were given by holiday in 1863 - after she’d the Union? Then in every RETURNS HOME Mrs Ed Helphrey. Business Grace United Church of fought a single-handed cam­ quarter of the globe our C h ris t. A drama “ The was conducted by Izora paign for over 30 years. nationality would be recog­ Floundering Space Ship” Argos - Mrs. George Craft and the remaining The story o f this unusual nized in connection with our w ill be present. This w ill be a Feming of Argos was time was spent working on woman has been pieced to­ gratitude to the Divine Giver morning worship service at BUTTER AND EGG This comedy will reach the dismissed from the lap robes f.»r nursing homes. gether by researchers at o f all our blessings. ” MAN: Wife Melanie Mc- 10:30 a.m. boards for the last time on Parkview Hospital. Circle III met on Thursday Hallmark Cards. They learn- Sarah H ale’s determina­ Fadden and innocent Harry night, Nov. 8 at 7:30. Frid ay (N ov. 16) at 7:30 p.m. that Mrs. Hale, horn in tion won out. The following Box are pleased with thier Photo by Dan Moore Newport. New Hampshire, month, Octobcr 3, President plan to fleece the wolves. was widowed in with Lincoln signed the proclama­ T h e Culver H o m e E x ­ five children and ^ecamc a tion that made Thanksgiving tension Club met Friday, writer. One of her earV ef­ Day a national holiday For all time. Nov. 2 in Zion hall of the forts was the poem. “ Mary Grace United Church of Had A Little Lamb,” and in Christ. Meeting opened by 1828 she was appointed Submitted by Helen Sher bondy.

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the lesson was on the im­ is now a 4-Way stoo at the remind the kids o f the heavy ly till center of Monterey. So see if you like portance of fruits and traffic during this grain them. your spices in a drivers take note. season. Thanks Mr Hodges vegetables in our daily diet awer in a dark, N e w kids are always dry placc. Light weakens the welcome to our groins spice. Some of the spices »y Pal Weaver Dining room, and the Mrs. Marie Armstrong, were cloves, cinnamon, curry We want to thank the children started on a mother of Betty Dilts of powder, dill seed, garlic, Monterey principal for Christmas Mural Mrs Johnny Truaty is still Monterey and Mr. Francis mace, marjorium. mint, dry seeing that the cailion signal ..Tby Monterey Youth Plans were made to hoBDttalized in Lafavette and Miller of Kokomo. Father of mustard, mustard seed, nut­ Nutrition Club met after would enjoy hearing from sign w ill be put out d irin g purchase a Christmas Tree Carmen Davis would like to meg. onions and onion the morning and after school chool on Tuesday afternoon to be trimmed at their friends annoimce their engagement powder, paprika. Albert n the Lions Building with 28 December meeting The hotrs for the purpose of A December wedding is Middaugh passed small jars -hildren present warning the drivers of the teacher Mrs Verl Peterson being planned by the couple with spices in them. Each one The chudren finished their helped the class prepare school children going and and they will reside in had a chance to sniff and fee! coming from the school. 2 foot Thanksgiving Mural apple salad and hot Kokomo. Congratulations them to see if they could nd hung it in the Lions chocolate. The remainder of Again parents, please Marie and Frances and identify them. Wilma Haas gave the lesson on “ Energy Audit". She said combine trips to the grovery and other trips to save gas. She also told o f a booster that burns wood to be used with your furnace to save gas or oil. Use less hot water to wash dishes and clothes. Have your water heater set at a lower degree. Use the oven to prepare several foods at one time. Take showers instead o f tub baths as this saves hot water. We are still collecting Pop Use a draft dodger at the Tops for the Kidney Foun­ bottom of the door to cut dation and need your help in down drafts. Be sure win­ order to reach our goal of dows have storm windows, in 40,000 tops fo r Christm as fact, just conserve energy. Thanks to those who have Catherine Bolinger gave a helped us out so far. you lesson on health and inform­ have been just great and we ed us that apple seeds contain appreciate it. canidc poisoning. So core * Attend The your apples and do not cat the seeds to be safe. Church O f Your Choice Dessert was served to 17 members by Evelyn Bur­ Regularly! roughs. Toilie McGriff and Bonnie Bunch.

SANTA A N N A UNITED METHODIST CHURCH WALNUT CHURCH Corner 20A and Nutmeg Roads OF THE BRETHREN Pastor Keith Smitley Route I. Argos Sunday School - 9:30 a .m. BOETSMA HOME Phone 892-5349 Church Service - 10:30 a.m. CHUCK’S STANDARD FURNISHINGS. INC. Pastor William Gham 203 N. Main West Jefferson St. OUTBOARDS Sunday School - 9:00 a.m. Culver. Indiana Culver. Indiana Worship Service - 10:00 a.m ARGOS CONGREGATIONAL Phone 842-2401 Phone 842-2626 CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1980 Coleman Canoes 210 S. Maple. Argos FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Phone 892-5656 ______at “ 79” P r ic e s PINDER’ S RESTAURANT St. Rd. 10W. Argos Pastor Steve Felder 454 Ohio St. PLYMOUTH FAMILY REALTY Phone 892-6260 Church Service - 9:30 a.m. 517 N. Michigan. Culver. Indiana 17’ '340** Pastor Ray Oviatt Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Plymouth. Indiana .275*° Phone 842-3415 Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Evening Scrvicc - 6:00 p.m. Phone 9355173 15’ *307" Church Service - 10:30 a.m. Wed. Eve. Service - 7:00 p.m. *25000 Evening Scrvicc • 6:00 p.m. 13’ *265** »22500 Prayer Meeting - Wed. Eve. 7:00 MAXINKUCKEE HOME SUPPLY TH E CULVER CITIZEN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH State Road 10 & 17 luy Nou> and Hold Til Christmas Your Hometown Newspaper 538 N. Michigan. Argos Culver. Indiana CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Phone 892-5644 Phone 842-2515 U.S. 31 North, Argos Rev. Richard Lcwkc {LOG HOUSE MARINE Phone 892-5556 Church Service - 9:30 a.m. BOB S ELECTRIC, INC, at Log House Village JJBB''' Saturday Eve. • 7:30 p.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. Route 1. Box 129 M R . r S REXALL DRUGS Sunday Eve. - 6:30p.m. Wed. Five. Bible Study - 7:00 806 Academy Road Argos. Indiana Wed. Bible Study - 7:30 p.m. Culver, Indiana Phone 892-5573 Phone 842-2400 W ESLEYAN CHURCH JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCII N. Michigan St., Argos SIT and STITCH ARGOS LUMBER CO 4 mi. southwest o f Argos Phone 892-5694 202 N. Main 303 E. Walnut on West 19th Road Rev. Robert VanHaitsmas Culver, Indiana Argos. Indiana Rev. Arlev Mitcham Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Phone 842-3088 Phone 892-6148 Sunday School - 9:30 and 10:30 Church Service - 10:30 a.m. 1 The 1 Worship Servicc - 10:30 and 11:30 Evening Service • 6:00 p.m. | Home Restaurant | Evening Scrvice - 7:00 p.m. W ed. Eve. Service - 7:00 p.m. LAKE REALTY HOLLAND’S H ARDW ARE Wed. Bible Study - 7:00 p.m. Good News Club - Wed. 7:00 p.m H 113 S. Main - Culver n 101 N. Michigan 820 Academy Argos, Indiana Culver, Indiana Phone 892-6551 Phone 842-2524 R Open B

B A ILE Y’S SALES & SERVICE E 9 FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST JOHN ELLIOTT Daily 6a.m. to 4:30p.m. (Kelvinator. Fedder's) CHURCH OF KINGS LAKE ENTERPRISES, INC. Appliances. Air-conditioning R.R.4, Box 373 Route 1 Culver E Sat. 6a.m. to 3p.m. ft and Heating Rochester, Indiana Phone 842-2260 2 mi. north of Argos on Bus. 31 UNION CHURCH OF Rev. Pearl Stanley p Sun. 7a.m. to lp.m. n Phone 892-6289 TH E BRETHREN Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. HOM E RESTAURANT St. Rd. 17 Sc 10th Rd. Worship Service - every 2nd 113 S. Main St. WELBORN SEED INC. Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Sunday at 4 p.m. H Breakfast - Sandwiches 9 Culver. Indiana DUESTERHAUS, INC. Worship Scrvice • 10:30 a.m. Selestine Ware. Secretary Phone 842-2511 Bus. 31 North Rev. Paul Nye, Pastor M2-3253 Argos. Indiana I 842-2511 I Phone 892-6233 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH STATE EXCHANGE B AN K H Carry Out Available H Monterey Main Street Rev. Phillip Hershberger BURKETT & SON Culver. Indiana Worship Servicc • 9:10 a.m. ARCO SERVICE Phone 842-3321 Sunday School • 10:10 a.m. Michigan Sc Williams W ed. Bible Study - 7:30 p.m. Argos. Indiana Phone 892-5237 Supt. John Ringen THE STATE EXCHANGE IN SURANCE AGENCY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Main Street - Bank Bldg. G RAND M A’ S KITCHEN 330 Academy Road Culver. Indiana 142 S. Michigan St. Vicar L. Rodencal. Pastor Phone 842-3321 Argos. Indiana Morning Worship - 9:30 a.m. Phone 892-6545 GRACE UNITED Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST 307 North Plymouth BINKLEY REAL ESTATE GROSSMAN FUNERAL HOME Rev. Tom French ST. M A R Y ’S OF THE 622 Lake Shore Dr. & AM BULANCE SERVICE Sunday School - 9:15 a.m. LA K E CATHOLIC CHURCH Culver. Indiana Argos. Indiana Worship Service - 10:30 a.m 124 College Avenue Phone 842-3975 Phone 892-5113 Nursery Care during Father Matthew S. Katlca Worship Service Mass - 5:30 p.m. Saturdays . Sundays-8& 11 a.m. B O NIN E FU N E R AL H O M EARGOS TELEVISION Phone 842-2522 BONINE FUNERAL HOMEARGOS AND A PPU ANC E WESLEY UNITED 130 S. Michigan METHODIST CHURCH Main & Lake Shore Your Hometown Service Co. 511 School Street EMMANUEL UNITED Culver. Indiana Phone 892-6583 Rev. Donald S. Bowman METHODIST CHURCH Phone 842-2082 Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. 401 South Main Worship Service -10:40 a.m Rev. Robert Hansen MARSHALL COUNTY BANK Nursery Care Available Sundav School - 9:30 a.m. AL’S TV AND APPLIANCE AND TRUST Morning Worship - 10:30 CULVER COMMUNICATIONS Argos. Indiana 115 S. Main. Culver ANNUAL EFFECTIVE YIELD* Wed. Prayer Sc Bible Study - 7:00 CULVER BIBLE CHURCH Phone 842-2982 South Main Street NE W HOPE CHURCH OF GOD STATE EXCHANGE Phone 842-2860 Rev. Darrell Maddock INSURANCE AGENCY Rev. Daniel Huhn Kenneth W . Cook. Asst. HANSEN S RESTAURANT State Exchange Bank Bldg Sunday School -9:30 a.m. St. Rd. 117 E. Culver Manna & SPORTS SHOP Argos. Indiana Worship Service - 10:30 a.m. Church Service -10:30 a.m. 614 Lake Shore Dr. Phone 892-5126 Evening Scrvice - 6:00 a.m. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Culver. Indiana Youth Group - Sunday 5:30 Youth Meet - Bible Study Phone 842-3232 Wed. Eve. Prayer Group • 7:30 Wednesday - 7:30 p.m. ALFORD'S IGA POPLAR GROVE UNITED US 31 North METHODIST CHURCH Argos. Indiana ST. A N N ’S CATH O UC C l.oR C H J’ S 5 & ? Worship Service • 9:15 Phone 892-5715 Monterev. Indiana 46960 114 N.Main Sunday School • 10:15 Phone 542-2061 Culver. Indiana Res. John Manion Phone 842-3524 Confessions - Saturday 4 to 5 p.m. CUL’ ER MHJTARY ACADEMY TH E ARGOS TR IB U N E Saturday Service • ~:30 p.m. Culver. Indiana TIME DEPOSITS OF MOO,000 "your hometown paper” Sundav Scrvice - 7:30 and 9:30 Rev. William R. Martin Chapel - 10:00 a.m. OR MORE Holy Communion -11KW a.m. CULVER AUTO BODY SHOP CHURCH OF GOD 316 E. Jefferson St. CALL FOR SPECIAL RATES BLN'KLEY REAL ESTATE (Abrahamic Faith) Culver. Indiana Argos - Culver - Knox - Winamac Burr Oak. Indiana Phone 842-3780 Phone 892-5813 Pastor James Mattison MT. HOPE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. 1 mile south o f the south MARSHALL COUNTY BANK Worship Scrvicc - 10:30 a.m. end of State Road 117 A T B U S T C O M P A N Y ARGOS PHARMACY Variety Service - 7:30 p.m. ALFORD'S IG/% in Fulton County tNA PLYMOUTH. INDIANA 106 S. Michigan Wed. Eve. Prayer Meeting Sc Pastor Alva C. Ward FAMILY CENTER and Bible Gass • 7:30 p.m. Culver, Indiana 530 N. Michigan Youth Meetings Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Phone 892-5612 or 892-5614 Worship Scrvice - 10:30 a.m hursday, November 15, 1979 “Your Hometown NEWSpaper" ______Page 7 f ------—— ------— ------V.

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CHRISTMAS...CARING and SHARING Mental Patients In Logansport State Hospital And Those In Marshall County

Herbert It. Newman, left, Rd . Culver, is a senior in: Facilities Are Depending On Us To receives a *600 Moorman School o( Agriculture anc Manufacturing Co majormgin animal scienc scholarship from Ronald G. Five scholarships wt Help Brighten An Otherwise Lonely Price, Plymouth, a Moor presented al a banquet in I man s district sales Purdue Memorial Unic Christmas Time. manager Newman, son of Newman is a 1976 gradui Mr and Mrs Herbert R of Culver Community Hi BEFORE DEC. 1st “Views In The News" Please Bring A New, Unwrapped Gift (Not Glass) To The Collection Box At “ SIT and STITCH” SHOP(Tues Thru Sat) 202 N. Main St. Culver MARSHALL COUNTY CheRKif Villa MENTAL HEALTH OFFICE, Artisans 201 N. Water St., Plymouth. ^ >,t Volunteers And M LL STREET AT THE LAKE CULVER , INDIANA HoSII i - Monetary Gifts Are A Gillery Hiirc: * i n L ; Also Needed To Complete 1-5 p ji. Thin., Fri. I Sit. Paintings Noon - 4 p ji Sin. *u 'o, This Christmas Gift Drive. Sculpfure Alsi hy C eranics 219-842-3211 The, Photoqraphs Dorothy & Homer Collectibles B*"« E na ne l U a re Culv Hand Loomed Textiles cuivei (*■ Poll Houses * Furnishings tlSf « M e d Uood * Cbrnhwlk Flowers r S a

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by l-ois L. Kurowski Walsh. Brian Butcher. Jeff Badalich. and Mike Elwood Culver - One season is also scored. g h o & q drawing to a close and two The scrimmage followed seasons are beginning this the dedication of the John W week at the Culver Henderson Ice Arena, EVENTS Academies. honoring Dean John W, CGA swimmers Gretchen Henderson, who is beginning his 61st year at the Grote, a senior from CULVER HIGH SCHOOL Madison, Ind., and Sarah Academies light rain and snow Saturday Dale Cardwell won the 30-19 at the Academies’ Golf age group in 33:54. ATHLETIC BANQUET Urban, a junior from AWARDS PRESENTED LaGrange, 111., will swim CMA Swimming C oirse It was the annual Academies’ History Friday at the state girls' "H illy F iv e " race, open to Department chairman L. Kingsley Moore, naming for Culver • On Thrusday, swimming meet at the Ball As the girls o f CGA are all November 9 the Culver finishing their swim season, the foirth year, won the 50 State University Pool, Community High School the cadets of CMA are In the high achool division. and up age group in 47:02. M incie. Athletic Banquet for fall beginning theirs. The first Cam Boyer won in 29:01. Stacv Wall and Tonda The girls will swim there sports was held in the high meet of the season was the Greg Miller, assistant CMA Yeager tied in the women’s thanks to their performances school cafeteria. There were CMA Invitational Saturday cross coin try coach, took the 2‘/i mile with a time of Awards presented at the Robin Wiggin. Volleyball. Most Valuable Player in in th e sectional meet 83 athletes who received open category in 30:47. and 17:42 Annual Athletic Banquet of M ost Improved; Susan Volleyball and Keith W'ynn, Saturday at South Bend at the Academies. varsity or junior varsity Coach Holger Brondsted Ciiver High School for fall Keller, Mental Attitude, in Most Valuable Rinner in CUy. awards in tennis, c ro s s had a group of tough op sports were presented to Volleyball; Tina Riester, Cross Country. Miss Grote won the 200 country, volleyball and ponents for his team Tw o of yard individual medley in football. 2:20.1, and Miss Urban took the top teams in the state CULVER CAVALIERS The dinner was organized M inster and Goshen, placed the 50 yard freestyle in 26.36. 1979-80 W IN T E R B o ys’ 9th by the Culver Community on e and two. Another Overall, the CGA team SHORTS SCHEDULE Basketball Athletic Boosters and they placed fo u rth , with 141 traditionally strong team. presented to the athletic Highland, was third. South Nov points, just behind the Bovs' Varsity department a bench blanket Bend Riley was fourth, and 15, N. Liberty at Jr. High werful teams of South Basketball and a banner to be displayed end Clay. Adams and CMA was fifth. Lowell was 19. Caston at Jr. High at the scorers bench during sixth. 27, at Rochester Riley. Nov. 21. Rochester home athletic contests They Giving good performances 29. Plymouth Coach Carol Frederickson Nov. 30 at Fairfield also provided the chevrons for CMA were Jack Ford. Dee. thought her team did well, Dec. 1, North Judson and metal inserts for all cons i c Tom O’Neill. Dan Swain. 3, Triton considering the strong teams Dec. 8 at N Liberty v'arsitv athletes. There Franz Morsches, and Alan 6, at l^aVille againstit which CGACG/ swam. Dec. 14 at Glenn were about 300 people in She noted that R iley got only Free. Coach Brondsted said 10, Winamac ‘ . Dec IS, Bremen attendance. "On an individual basis, we 12 at Argos one first and Clay took all the Dec. 20-21. 4 Way Tny. Special Awards did very well." he added Jan. rest, and most of the Jan 4. New Prairie “ These teams had many 2. at Glenn seconds, too. Jan 5, At Knox Tennis: Coach R on more swimmers than we do. 5, Tourney, home Both Miss Grote and Miss Jan U , at Jim town Stevens. Won 9. lost 8 - TVS Friday the CMA swim­ 7, at CMA Urban have been ranked Jan 14-19 Bi-Cow ty Toirney Champs. mers will have another of 10 at Know Knox statewide for most of the Jan 25. CMA Dennis Lultice receivea those character-building 24, at TVS season. Feb 1. TVS the mental attitude award; experiences as they swim 28. at O-Davis Hockey Feb 2, Winamac Tony Reinholt, most im­ against Munster at the Feb Feb 8 at Argos proved. Randy James, most The state champion CGA Minster pool. 4. No. Judson Feb 15 PlymoKh valuable, nominated for all Eag les will open their season 7, at Bremen Feb 22. Triton state. Friday and Saturday in CM A Soccer Coach Ron Stevens Feb 291 at LaVille Milwaukee. Wise . as they Mar 4-8 Sectional Cross Country: Coach Dan take on the University CM As outstandiing soccer Coach • Ike Doll Varsity Watson. Won 6, lost 7. School, a strong prep team. team was declared co­ Cheerleaders: Asst Doug Car burg Ron Lee - received the The University School is champions (with Argos> of Carolyn Bauer, Renee Mental Attitude award and coached by Lowell Mac­ the Northern Indiana Soccer Baach, Kim Hammon, W restling Keith Wynn the m o s t Jason Young. All Conference Donald, former Pittsbirgh Conference November 7. On Jannie Mishler. Michelle Football awards were Outstanding Defense, back Nov. 27. Bremen valuable award Offensive and Defensive Penqians star. the All Conference team Tusing. presented during the annual row. Shawn Master, Con­ Nov 29 at Rochester Lineman and Outstanding Coached by J. Allen Clark, were Lias Quintana, a senior B-Team Karen Francis. athletic banquet to. left to ference Honorable Mention Dec. 4. New Praine Offense Lineman; Robert the CMA team will be strong from Mexico City. Mexico; Rhonda Goodman, Lisa Volleyball: Coach Nancy right, front row: Al Salary. and Mental Attitude; Doug Dec. 6. Fairfield Farmer. Conference Hart All Conference and again this year It demon­ Victor A. DeSala. a jinior Koziak, Lynda Snyder Luebck'e. Won 5, lost 13. Outstanding Defense; Brad Dec. 11 at Glenn MVP and Career Rushing strated its strength against from Key Biscayne, Fla., Susan K eller received the Gast, All Conference and Honorable Mention and Dec. 13. Triton Record of 1249 yards Columbus. Indiana High and Jose E. Passerelli. a CAVALIER ROSTER mental attitude award; Most Tackles; Matt Master, Outstanding Offensive back; Dec 18. at N. Judson School Saturday in a sophomore from Guatemala VARSITY Robin Wiggin, most im­ Jan 3, LaVille scrim m age at the CMA rink City, Guatemala proved; Tina Riester. most Jan 8. Knox The final score was 10-5 valuable, all conference; Jan 10. Plymouth Nam e Y r Ht Wt Ann Wiggin. conference with CM A winning Clark let CM A Hilly F ive J » 12. At So Central all his players get ice play­ honorable mention Jan 22. at N. Liberty ing time. About 30 runners G Triplet 11 5’7 " 130 Jan 26, Conference demonstrated their good J Foust 10 5’9” 130 Bob Exum and Skeeter Jan. 29, at Jim town Football: Coach William spirits and hardy c o n ­ M Wynn 10 5’ l i ” 155 Moore each scored twice, Feb. 2. Sectional ‘Doc’ Heath, won 6 lost 4 stitutions in the persistent D Taid et 11 6’0" 160 and John Henderson Matt Coach - Dale Hummel Jim Allyn, received the P Peterson 11 6T’ 160 Ass’t - Dan Watson conference honorable B Musial 11 5’ 10" 175 mention award; Doug F Elliott 11 5*11" 155 Girts Varsity Farmer, conference J Y o in g 12 6’4" 200 Basketball honorable mention, out­ K Wagner 12 6*3" 165 Nov. 15. Knox standing offensive back; Nov. lo. n. judson C Harris 12 6’0" 170 Brad Gast, all conference, Nov. 20. at Argo* D French 11 6’2” 155 most tackles. Robert Hart, Nov. 27, at Winamac all conference, most Jr. Varsity Nov. 29 at CMA valuable, career rushing J Hansen 10 5’9” Dec. 3, At Rochester 130 record 1249 yards; Shawn J Y o in g 10 5’4" Dec. 11, Kewanna 115 Master, conference honor D Day 10 n r 165 Dec. 13, at Fairfield able mention. mental S Cultice Dec 17, Triton 10 5’9" 152 attitude; Matt Master, M Elliot Dec 19, Jimtown 9 5*11” 175 outstanding defense; Al Jan. 7, Glenn M Weldon 10 5’9” 165 Salary, outstanding defense; E Jan 9, at I^aVille Rickman 10 6’2" 155 Jeff Volz, all conference, R Forest Jan 14-19 Bi County Tny. 10 5*11” 134 outstanding off. lineman; Jan. - N. Liberty T Girton 10 5’9" 167 Jason Young, all conference R Jan 23. at New Prairie Harris 10 5*11” 165 offensive and defense A Zehner 10 S’ 10" Coach - Denise Jenkins 130 lineman; outstanding of­ Ass't. - Marilyn Coby fensive lineman. Tennis awards were presented to the following, Mental Attitude and Doubles left to right. Gary Triplet, in TVS Invitational Tourney; doubles in TVS Invitational: and Randy James. M VP and Gretchen Grote and Sarah meet Friday at Ball State CULVER MAKES IT There were people troir. CULVER JUNIOR HIGH The chorus has another Tony Reinholt, Most Im- nominated for All State and Urban will swim in the state University. Muncie BIG IN MICHIGAN Michigan. Wisconsin. Ohio. CHORUS IN CONCERT event planned on November ed and Singles in TVS Singles in TVS Invitational. Illinois but still Culver stood 29th at the Knox Countryside ational; Dennis Cultice. by Paol Warner out. When asked where C Culver - The Culver Nirsing Home Culver is, they simply Jinior High Chorus under Culver - The Music has replied “ don’t a sk ." But the direction of Maxwell done it again. Cindy Sellers , after all what is music Macklin performed for Before you buy your next car.... Paul Warner and music without the Culver RETURNS HOME Millers Merry Manor Sizes for the Full FI director Maxwell Maclin Choral iers. Nirsing Home in Plymouth Blouses ranging frommouses from 38 to 46 took a two night three day Argo* - Hazel Thompson Dresses ranging from 14'/i to 24Vi vacation to Adrian, on Novem ber 8th. of Argos was returned to Among the talented voices ....see A & R Pants ranging from 32 to 40 Michigan where they went her home from the Parkview Friendship flourishes at were Jennie Ahlenlus. for a Music Workshop The the fountain of forgiveness. Hospital. • • • • « Nattalie Ash. Steve Ar trip consisted of an exciting thurhulz. Duane DeWitt. Back Ooor Boutique weekend of a jazz concert, Reputation is character Sandy Drake. Albert Han A & R Motors - Culver minus what you have been In O n lu o r two choral concerts, which sebnan. Brad Knepper. Barb Happiness and content­ they participated in and of caught doing. Krull, Lisa Reinhola, Jeanne ment 111 life depend more K e n t of the best deals on ubeels” course rehearsal after Rickman, Cindv Shidaker. upon interest than assests. rehearsal and Kevin Wildes • • • • • P ie ie M2 2471

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CLAIMS APPROVED BY THE Drug Store 14.11; Plaza Metal Culvert 5.239.81; Mar. VETERANS DAY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Fabric Ctr. 19.00; Pioneer Co. Hwy. Dept. 126.00; Vet­ OBSERVED AT Kou cannot have a good town M fg. 58.95; Ply. Lumber eran’s Tree Ser. 100.50; CULVER ACADEMY County General 5.60: Rochester Germicide Cumulative Bridge Culver - The Culver Novem ber 5th. 1979 M eeting 48.00; Smith Janitorial 18.48; Central Paving Co. 1.614.25; without a good newspaper, and Mar. Cty. Treas. 3.80; M ar. Co. Hwy. Dept. 76.11; Academies observed their O n rli Historical Society Logansport Metal Culvert traditional Veterans Day 2.941.39; McMahan-O’Con- ceremony Sunday with Maj. with a genuine up-to-date newspaper Clerk. Mar. O r. Ct. 450.00; M .L. Duman 5.42; U. Tele- Legal Notices nor Const. 682.50; Logans- Gen Robert D. Weliver, U. Telephone 115.65; Anco hone 28.60; NIPSCO 64.91; rt Metal Culvert 1.626.86; division commander of the O ff. Prod. 6.18; Robinson EMCO 31.44; Arvescns a town cannot long remain B Army National Guard 38th Dir. 36.50; Town Sc Country 6.16; Krbco Metal Culverts 2,898.58; Infantry Division, as the and Properties $547.90 Press 48.50; Waddell Print­ CRU Defence obscure and uninteresting." Federal Revenue Sharing guest speaker ■iOTICE TO TAXPAYERS #73 Library Materials 165.78 ing 81.35 U. Telephone 37.93; Mar. Walkerton Truck Equippers General Weliver urged the GEORGE I. HAMMOND OF ADDITIONAL Taxpayers appearing at Civ. REM C 72.16; M PSCO cadets of Culver Military APPROPRIATIONS U. Telephone 43.08; IBM 5.14; Berkevs 189.11; Bob’s 1.495.00: Deed's Equip. Co. such meeting shall have a Academy and the students of NEMSM EIITIR, 1 « right to be heard thereon. 229.00; Anco Off. Prod. Towing 67.50; Lectracocn 5.311.00; Welfare Department Culver Girls Academy to Notice is hereby given the The additional appropria­ 688.08: Bobbs Merrill Co. 163.50; F. Lockwood Auto Postmaster 102.00; Irene J. dedicate themselves to those upayers of Culver Public tions as finally made wm be 103.40; State Flection Board Ser. 35.95; Courtesv Clean­ Berglund 32.40; Margaret principles for which U. S. -ibrary, Culver. Indiana. automatically "referred to the 5.00; Uarco Inc. 226.96; ers 11.00; Warners 458.98: Chamberlin 21.56; Margaret veterans have fought and Marshall County. Indiana, State Board of Tax Commis­ Waddell Printing 3.65; Big Blue Store 55.06; library, the Band played E. DePrez 49.79; Susan M. died hat the proper legal officers sioners. which commission Treasurer Bd. of Zoning Appeals “God of our Fathers ’ Tnen Pitnev Bowes 69.00; U. Tele­ Pilot News 4.61; R. Sowinski Johnson 181.71; Patricia S. “ For the sacrifice they Mailgrams )f said municipality at their CGA Senior Perfect Cindy will hold a furthei hearing made, our own dedication egular meeting place at 7:00 phone 22.20; IBM 312.00; 815.00; Jung 111.30; Mary C. Kauf­ within Fifteen days at the must be steadfast,” General Brooke. Lake Forest, III., /clock p.m., on 26th day of Recorder Health man 57.71; Barbara L. Rock- County Auditor’s office of away 149.01; Nancy R. Tay­ Weliver said. “We. and our and CGA Aide to the November 1979. will con­ Marshall County. Indiana, or U. Telephone 27.90; Anco J.S. Robertson, M.D. 23.20; Superintendent Ann Get- sider the following additional Off. Prod. 41.40: St. John U.S. Post Office 98.00; A. lor 163.30: Anne D. Theobald children after us, must be Provide at such other place as may be 28.65; General Tele. Co. of devoted to the principles for lach, Crown Point, Ind., lppropriations which said Bus. Mach. 43.20: Cooney 39.30: C. Fitzpatrick designated. At such hearing Ind. 12.00; United Tele. Co. laid wreaths on the two gold irnccrs consider necessary to Sheriff 267.09; D.A. Yazel 181.90; which these veterans ser­ taxpayers objecting to any of 436.19; City of Plymouth ved: to honor, loyalty, in­ stars imbedded in the -neet the extraordinary such additional appropria­ E. Criswell 1.53; K. Relos U. Telephone 137.25; avement in front of the Next - Day 19.55; NIPSCO 128.56; tegrity and faith in the rmergency existing at this 3.58; J. Sime 45.00; T. Zentz NIPSCO 65.30; A.B. Dick Co. tions may be heard. Interest­ Pence-Dickens Sc Heeter Am erican future. Let us brarv !ime .94; Amoco Oil 41.76; Culver 49.12; Pill Box 10.40: St. EThe wreaths were held ed taxpayers may inauire of 60.25; St. Joseph Bank Sc resolve to do so now. to keep Operating Fund Marina 24.15; Guarantee Joseph Health Dept. 56.00; the County Auditor when and Trust 77.87; Blue Cross-Blue faith the veterans whose during the ceremony by These appropriations are where such heanng will be Auto 1.58; D.L. Hite Mrts. Arvesens 4.75; Central Pool Cadets Frederick L Fulton. Delivery Shield 477.51; Lincoln Nat'l nade from Sutc distribu- 515.30; Lindzy Chev. 58.74; 6.85; Blue Cross-Blue Shield service we honor ” held. Life Ins. Co. 96.80; Gerald Richmond. Ind . and Thomaf :ions to Indiana Public Lib­ Melissa Miller Plv. Auto Scr. 101.49; Ply. 151.05; Lincoln Nat. Life Gudorf 100.00; Argos Com­ Veterans' Day honors not E . Rivera, Indianapolis raries pursuant o f 1C 6-1. Trustee or Other Officer Tire Co. 4.00: Snvder Mtr. 30.25; C.H. Matrix 200.00; munity Schools 193.60; J. just those veterans but also Door Guards were Cadets In U.S. 1-18-5.6-1. 1-18-6. of 1 axing Unit Sales 103.65; Warners Sun­ Specials Douglas Badell DDS 152.00; the "important fact” that John Sparrow. Ann Arbos. f72 Library Equipment Publish Nov. 15*22. 1979 oco 2256.84; Brateman Bros. G. Bailey 182.00; Koontz Sc Kent Guild MD 10.00; Byron "the people of this great Michigan and John K Argos • Mailgram service, 336.00: M .A . Pcntelow 11.30; King 30.00; R. Corl 66.00: Richards, Jr., San Fran­ Haywood Printing 189.75; Creed Excav. 87.50; Thomp­ Holm M D 24.00; Parkview nation have had and still which enables mailers in cisco Argos to reach any point in W addell Printing 17.35; Big son Ditching 820.60; Hart Hospital 175.70; Peoples have the moral fiber to fight, Drug Store 19.70; South when necessary, to defend Cadet Lts C. Randall the United States and Cama- Blue Store 10.45: Studio 45.36; Brown Sc Chube, Gary. Inc . and John da overnight, is becoming Snrvevor Brown Gen. Contr. 1329.00; Elementary School 6.00: The not only our own freedom, M Barr. Evanston. Ill . increasingly popular with F.E. Kleinkc 15.00; H.D. CNJ Enter. 517.92: State Ex­ Pilot Co. 60.00; Triton Elem­ but also' the freedom of those escorted the CGA wreath residents and businesses right to be heard thereon. Martin 106.50; U. Telephone change Bank 148.00; IBM entary School 56.32; C.E. who look to us for help." the NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS bearers Senior Capt David who require delivery less ex­ The additional appropria­ 27.09; St. John Bus. Mach. 669.20; G.C. Rotter 351.85; W'ard DDS 27.00; Webster Crawfordsville native said. OF ADDITIONAL W. Kemp. Lake Oswego, tion as finally made will Treas. Mar. Cty. 16.30; Elementary School 29.00; pensive than a telegram and APPROPRIATIONS 80.00; G. Lengemann Co. Ore . commanded the corps be automatically referred to Fam Sc Children's Ctr. "Today, it is sometimes faster than a letter. In Cana­ 21.33; ______PF.RF-OASI 227.8$; U. Tele of cadets Cadet Sgt Maj the State Board of Tax Com­ phone 46.19; Treas. Mar. 369.60; Parkview Hospital unfashionable to speak of da. this same service‘is caff- Notice is hereby given the Kyle M Sandy, Maracaibo. ed Tclepost. missioners, which Board will J.A . Deaton 60.00; R.M . Cty. 17.57; PF.RF-OASI 235.00; S.B. Osteopathic patriotism, to fly the :axpayers of Union Town­ Venezuela was in charge of Mailgram is a joint venture hold a further hearing within Fossum. M .D. 600.00; G.E. 56.68; Blue Cross-Blue Hospital 943.65; Mrs. Luther Am erican flag, to confess ship, Marshall County, Indi- the color bearer*. between Western Union and fifteen (15) days at the Deaton 93.06; G.D. Byers Shield 90.63; Lincoln Nat. Hepler 250.00; Treas. M ar­ faith in American ideals and ina. that the Advisory Board After the wreaths were the U.S. Postal Service. It county auditor’s office of 24.00; Life 18.15; Anco Off. Prod. shall County 350.00; Treas. to believe that our freedoms jf said Township at Culver laid, the trumpeters played has grown dramatically since Marshall County. Indiana, or Pros. Ally. 9.37; C. Dickson 75.27; L. State of Indiana 6.488.75; are worth whatever price,” Town Hall at 7:00 p.m. on “Taps,” which was followed its introduction in 1970 when at such other place ns may be G .C. Rotter 75.40; D R . Getter 19.59; Mar. Cty. Treas. State of Indiana General Weliver said, “ there the nineteenth day of Nov­ by the 21 gun salute, fired by 70.000 messages were sent. designated. At such hearing Holmes 50.40; J.P. Hayes Auditor 13.65; N. M cDer­ 358.00; are those who claim that ember. 1979, will consider Dated this 5th day these things are for the the Academies’ three During the fiscal year ended taxpayers objecting to any of 6.30; U. Telephone 186.74; mott 100.00; the following additional ap­ o f November. 1979. insophisticated and are not Howitzer guns September 30. a record high such additional appropriation IBM 67.80; J & K Deposition County Highway propriations which said offi­ Joanne VanDerWeele appropriate to our complex The solemn tone of the 37.091.000 Mailgrams were may be heard and interested 68.25; Inter. Color Lao. 8.23; Goodwin. D.G. 875.00; Har­ cers consider necessary to Auditor. Marshall County time. Yet. all of us must Sunday ceremony was in delivered. taxpayers may inquire of the Town Sc Country Press rington. K. 583.33; Kuhn. meet the extraordinary Publish Nov. 15,1979 believe intensely in the contrast to the warm- Postmaster Francis Coplen county auditor when and 118.50; Anco Off. Prod. N .J . 337.78; Mast. L. 163.88; emergency existing at this meaning of these it was this spirited but chilly dedication said Mailgrams have about where such hearing will be 108.30; Col. Ribbon Sc Car­ Baum, R. 420.65; Fenimore. time. deep belief that motivated Satirday of the John W. the same impact as tele­ held. bon 53.00; Xerox Corp. R. 374.88; Gibbons. Max POOR RELIEF FUND Henderson Ice Arena grams for greetings and con­ Ronald J. Gleason 400.16; Gongwer. A. 374.88; the veterans we honor Direct Relief $1500.00 592.27; J.K Holmes 255.00; The cadet corps and CGA gratulations. sales promo­ Township T rustee Gross. J.L. 433.10; Hard today." Taxpayers appearing at A itra to r student body neard Mr. tions. new product announ­ Publish Nov. 8 & 15. 1979 ing. J.T. 429.44; Howe. R such meeting shall have a R.P. Harbaugh 4.20; U. T ele­ Bertram B. Culver Jr.. cements. price changes, 429.44; Jefferies. H. 429.44; He added, "W e can best phone 28.56; VanGildcr Up- chairman of the Culver sales force communications, Lindsey, L. 408.12; Miller. pay tribute to all veterans nol. 59.80; Anco Off. Prod. Educational Foundation and fund raising. G. 401.28; Richter. T .K . this day by recognizing what 160.83; Haywood Print. Board of Directors, praise Mailgrams move through 435.48; Ruff. R. 422.12: they have achieved, and in 52.80; Waddell Print. 87.60; Dean John W. Henderson Western Union's electronic Samuelson. J. 429.44: Swi- joining them in their resolve Cty. Flection Bd. and his wife Norma Dean transmission network to sion affidavit as required by hart. R. 429.44; Wilcox. S to keep America free There NOTICE TO BIDDERS State of Ind. 15.00; Henderson, dean of ad­ teleprinter terminals strate­ the State o f Indiana Bids will 401. 28; Berglund. L. 433.10; is no greater obligation .” FOR GARBAGE Plan CofflffllMlon missions cermeritus and gically located in 141 U.S. be received until 7:30 p.m. Green. D. 429.44; LeVoy. J. The ceremony infolded COLLECTION Post Office 75.00. U. Tele­ consultant to the Develop and J9 Canadian postal in­ on December 4. 1979. 436.76; Zumbaugh. C. much as it had in 1925. when phone 122.17; D. Cardwell ment Department, has stallations. Messages enter­ Further information and 429.44; Hancock. W . 401.28: the Culver Memorial Notice is hereby given to 156.00; Pilot News 6.53; served Culver for 60 years. ed by 7 p.m. local time are detailed specifications may Trump. R. 431.27; Deisch, J. Library was dedicated to the proposed bidders and to the Anco Off. Prod. 24.03; G. The Hendersons are the delivered by letter carrier the be secured from the office of 429.44; Martin. P. 328.32: memory of those Culver men citizens of the Town of Lengemann Co. 14.80; parents of Mr James A next business day. the Gerk-Trcasurcr of said Gracc, T. 408.%; Snider. R. fallen in World War I. Argos. Marshall County, Hudon O ff. Equip. 27.50; Henderson, vice president of As in 1925, the flags of the They can be sent by tele­ o.aie Qf Indiana, that the Town. _ . , _ Bldg. Insp. 429.44; Rhoads, R. 431.27; the board of directors of the tiiv. Board of I rustccs re­ Allied Countries of that war phone through any Western Board 0f T n,stccs 0f suid E. Helphrcy 129.45; C A C Cherry. E. 551.76: Stepek, Culver Educational Foun­ serves the right to reject any were honored. They wore the Union office. Mailgrams also Town will receive st>«ir d bids Oil Co. 79.08; Admin. Bldg. J.C. 410.38; Foster. C. dation and president of the and/or all the bids. can be sent by Telex or TW X for garbage collection. du » Council 15.00; 401.28; Zcchicl, J. 484.70; flag of Serbia, borne by By Order of Argos Town Cummins Engine Company, machines and through com- shall be properly and com­ Drainage Board Kolar, J. 438.59; Hatfield. R. Cadet Stephen T. Wittekind Board orl'rustees Inc., Columbus, Ind. Two of uter to computer direct pletely executed on the Indi­ G. Overmycr 8.10: Pilot 444.60; Flynn. D. 429.44: Culver, Ind.; the flag of Roger B. Zentz. their grandsons, John and nkup and by computer ana State Board o f Accounts News 14.02; Poison. J. 438.59; Franz. K. Belgium, borne by Cadet R Clerk-Treasurer Jeffrey, are CMA cadets and generated tapes. form #95 with the non-collu- CommlM looem 408.12; Postmaster 30.00: Joseph N. Von Titte. Dallas. Publish Nov. 15 Sc 22. 1979 members of the hockey Postmaster Coplen said M . Hildebrand 47.28; B. Norma Jean Kuhn 5.91; Texas; the flag of France, team the charge for sending a Neidlinger 30.00, H. Scheetz United Tel. 247.69; Hudon borne by Cadet Francis P. Mailgram by telephone is 46.64; D. Wickcns 30.00; U. Office Equip. 218.00; Anco Girmck. Cleveland. Ohio, Receiving a plaque of $2.95 for the first loO words. Telephone 85.60; Bourbon 31.84; Berger Farm Sc W eld. the flag of England, borne by THE STEVE NEFFS appreciaton at the Telex and TWX users are News Mirror 35.73; Bremen 48.47; Dennis M cVev 253.75; Cadet Ciaran G. Dins tan. PARENTS OF SON dedication were Mr and charged $1 for the first 600 Enquirer 91.39; Pilot News Arvcscn’s Hdw. 25.20; Big Ludington. Mich,; the flag of LEGAL NOTICE to. the Mrs. Dale W. McMillcn Jr., characters while $1.15 is 142.08; Frederic Luther Blue 75.82; Coast to Coast Italy, borne by Cadet John B. Notice to bidders The Culver Community Culver • Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mr McMillen is chairman of charged for computer gener­ 36.20; Motorola 118.50; 30.61; Kem Co. Chem. Katker. Miami, Fla.; the renovating 440 yard track Schools Corp. for an amount the board of Central Soya Co. ated tape users. K .M . McDermott 2411.25; 31.00; Bixcl Paint 1.248.00: Neff. 428 Lake Street, Culver flag of Rotmania borne by Sealed bids for converting, of not less tnan five percent Inc., Fort Wayne, and Postmaster Coplen said an Plv Vet. Clinic 386.00; State Cobum's Paint Sc Pine 17.10: are proud to announce the Cadet Christian E Williams. sealing and striping an (5) of the bid amount for president of the board of option of the service is a Elec. Bd. 5.00; Blue Cross- Century Lab. 258.76; Delta adoption of a son, Curtis Elyria. Ohio; and the flag of existing 440 yard all which said security will be Andrew. The new arrival directors of the Culver Business Reply Mailgram. Blue Shield 3066.95; Lincoln Chem. 58.30; Holland’s the United States borne by weather running track to a forfeited as liquidated was born on October 16, 1979. Educational Foundation. The Mailgram recipient re­ Nat. Life 673.62; Ft. Wayne Hdw. 9.%; Monarch Laun­ Cadet Bruce M Jones. regulation 400 meter track damages in case of failure Their generous contributions ceives a blue business reply St. Hospital 645.27; Treas.. dry 318.05; Nat’ l Chem- Jacksonville. Fla. The Gold will be received in the office of the successful bidder to Maternal grandparents made possible the McMillen envelope in order to respond Fulton County 126.00; search 163.73; Nowak & Star flag was borne by Cadet of the superintendent of the enter into a contract and Athletic Center and the to the sender's reuucst. Re­ Bonine Fun. Home 100.00: Williams 69.26; Pierceton are M r and Mrs Russell G. Braddock J. Alexander. Culver Comminity School furnish a satisfactory per­ Thompson of Crawfordsville. endosire of the ice rink plies are returned for the Bubb Fun. Hom e 100.00; Equip. 10,149.76; Pierceton Toledo. Ohio. Corporation, located at 222 formance bond and labor Paternal grandparents are After the dedication, the price of business reply post­ Goodwin Fun. Home 100.00; Equip. 7,707.40; Quality The CM A Band played North Ohio Street. Culver. material bond in amount M r and Mrs Ralph W Neff CMA hockey team played in age plus a 10 cent surcharge. Johnson Fun. Home 100.00; Fleet Sc Farm Supply excerpts from each nation’s Indiana. 46511, on or before 4 equal to the contract price of Culver a scrimmage against the Certified Mailgram service K.A. Tasch 100.00; E. Stan­ 1,487.20; Share Corp. national anthem as its flag p.m. December 3, 1979 within ten days after notifi­ Colunbus (Ind.) High School providing evidence of deli­ ley 350.00; J. Northenor 103.61; State Prod. 13.26: appeared When all the flags Bids will be opened and cation of the accept­ tea, winning 10-5. very also is available. 155.00; R.W . Lecper. DVM Thcrmogas Co. 117.47; Trac­ had emerged from the read allowed at the regular ance of the proposal. SON BORN TO THE 15.00; P. Ellingcr 116.97; tor Supply 14.99; Zcp Manuf. board meeting on December A bidder may not withdraw EDWARD FLEURYS his bid for a period of thirty Cty. Bldg. 78.30; Ply. Lumber 24.96; 3, 1979 at 7:30 p.m. at the City o f Ply. 255.87; NIPSCO Engineering Aggregates Culver Community Schools (30) days after the date that 2915.53; Arrow Pest Control 70o.30; J A M Gravel Monterey • Mr. and Mrs. Administration Building, 222 set for the opening thereof. Edward Fleury of Monterey 18.00; Arvescns Hdw. 21.19; 1,369.42; J Sc M Gravel North Ohio Street, Culver, Specifications may be are the parents of a son born obtained in the offices of Easterday Const. 965.00; 382.12; Franccsvillc Drain Indiana Gen. Const. Supply 62.15; Tile 127.00; Logansport Sinday. November 11 at the All bids shall be properly Supt 222 North Ohio Street. Parkview Hospital Culver. Indiana The board R.H. M iller 59.00; W.L. M etal Culvert 522.54; Ply. *1 > and completed executed on M iller 20.00; Plv. Glass Sc Foundry 205.23; Pierceton form 86, Contractors of school trustees of the Paint 23.62; Suscland Elec. Equip. 8,369.86; Assoc. Sign General Bids for Public Culver Comminity School 171.03; Valley Equip. 257.65; Sc Post 316.50: Walter SON BORN TO THE Works The non-collusion Coro Culver Ind reserves Anco Off. Prod. 133.34, Ho­ Hampton 39.00: A Sc R Dis- LARRY RODENCALS affidavit shall be properly the right to reject any and or all bids and to waive any bart Corp. 49.90; Ind. Fire trib 45.00; Jansma-Coursev executed Prev. 140.00; D M. Marshall Asphalt 3,168.45; McCor­ Culver - M r and M n . informatlities or Larry Rodencal o f Culver arc Each bid shall be ac­ & Co. 160.50; Quick Clean mick Motors Sc Central Nat’l companied by form 96A, irregularieties in the bid­ the parents of a son bom ding Sales 30.00; Century Lab. Bank 1,381.50: Treas. of Standard Queationaire and 10.46; Cont. Research Lab. Mar. Co. 238.57; Motorola. Sunday, November 11 at Financial Statement for Board of School Parkview Hospital Trustees 118.80; Courtesy Cleaners Inc. 225.40: City o f Ply. Bidders prescribed by the 227.70; Delp. Elec. 98.40: 41.00; NIPSCO 308.68; Ply. State Board of Accounts Culver Comminity School Corp. Duro Test 213.98; Great Radiator 25.00; Industrial completely filled out DAUGHTER BORN TO THE hv Phillip Mallory Lakes Supply 54.05; P.C. Trans. 147.82: Power Brake Each bid shall be ac WAYNE STONF.Bl'RNERS Secretary Hiss 1376; National Chem- Sc Spring 193.82; Harrv H. companied by an acceptable search 130.38; Simon Bros. Bailey 147.00; Cyril Keller bid bond, certified or bank Argos - Mr. and Mrs N8.15 170.45; 22.40; A -l Disposal. Inc. officers check made payable Jail 22.00; M H M Assoc. Wayne Stonebumer of Argos are the parents of a daughter J D. Kublev. M.D. 119.00; 3,891.00; SIECO, Inc. born Monday, November 5 at U. Telephone Co. 685.32; 1,750.00; Drainage Control Gen. Telephone 3.15; Bus. 617.84; E.T. Lubricants Co. Parkview' Hospital. Comm. Ctr. 120.00; Culver 543.60; K Sc L Oil 2,200.40; LEGAL NOTICE Comm. 28.52; Curtis Barber Motor Fuel Tax Div. 147.28; Fire Station Shop 56.00; Pill Box 104.56; W arner’s Sunoco 4,395.59: Bids will be executed on J. Sime 4192.80: Meistcr Ply. Tire Co. 393.85; Am eri­ State Board of Accounts Drugs 7.88; A -l Disposal Notice to Bidders can W ire Rope 199.62; Bear­ form 96., and the board 34.00; Simon Bros. 140.95; ings Service Co. 9.84; Ber- reserves the right to reject The Culver Town Board of Xerox Corp. 150.00: LaFree key’s Auto Parts 481.76: Cur­ any and all bids Trustees will at the Ciiver Lumber 10.27; tis Noll Industries 682.50: Manzetta Kenney County Home D eed's Equip. 833.32; Fabri­ Was Issued Town Hall on December 4. Clerk Treasurer N . Baldwin 5.00; J. Ballinger cated Steel 110.03; Gal- 1979 at 7:30 p m Open Bids Nov 15,22 3.00; H. Krueger 26.00; U. breath. Inc. 97.68; Hite for re-roofing of the Culver Telephone 58.08; NIPSCO Fquip. 426.12; Bob Hundt Sc 1097.71; Plv. LP Gas 39.60; Son 160.00; Kar Prod. In 1791 Standard Plumbing 96.00; 281 ;86; Lind/v Chevrolet Wings Appliance 120.50; 364.48; M acAllister Machin­ The First Amendment to the Constitution, in 1791. secured for all U S [ The spider seeks out the door i W emno Service Station ery 59.38; Martin Chevrolet newspapers the right to publisn without fear of government suppression or 19.00; J. Bojrab 116.35; 360.93; Piqua Batterv Daves Supermarket 210.40; 239.45; Ply. White Metal control The "Freedom of the Press" protects the people's right to know j post o f the merchant who j Glaubs G Sc G 16.00; Harri­ Prod. 7.20; Rader Equip. and is subject only to limitations of libel, obscenity, national safely or in­ I son House 1124.08; J.J. 87.78; Reese Equip. 259.24; tention to incite riot doesn't advertise and there. Heckaman 58.50; Plymouth The Ridge Co. 180.66; [ >he w ea\ es her w eh - and li\«‘* * | Dairy 355.88: Schwans Sales Romine Indus. 48.40; Wiers "FREEDOM OF THE PRESS’’ is not a lightly-held responsibility 58.80; Treber Hydro Gar­ Truck Ser. 221.47; Blue because it actually extends to you and every citizen the "Right to Know I dens 63.00; Treas. State of Cross Blue Shield 1.136.48: a lon«» hap|>\ life o f repose. It'S an important heritage in our Free America I Ind. 6.25; W. Prices Abattoir Lincoln N a tl Life 225.89: 201.55; Wchmeier Dist. D eed’s Equip. 2,779.00; PLMPK1N ON DISPLAY ii nd i > t ii rbed." I 84.67; Simon Bros. 532.20; W .W . Grainger 695.45: Mar. I Arvesens 5.75; J.K. Burch Co. Treas. 5.390.00; Argos - Tim Stevens The Culver Citizen & The Argos Tribune 44.31; Lake City Wholesale Local Road 6 Street decorated pumpkin was on * 1 107.78; Nat. Chcmsearch Drainage Control 425.00; display at the Argos School “ Your Hometown Newspaper ” Mark Uain I 180.06; C. Newberg 68.22; Jansma-Coursey Asphalt. library during open house. I Oriole Cotton 45.79; People Inc. 64,244.63; Logansport fhursday, November 15, 1979 (iYour Hometown NEWSpaper” Page 11

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For Sale For Rent Cards of Thanks Letters to Phone Your News! Bailey’s Sales And Service 2 miles north o f Argos on Old 31 FOR SALE: Electric stove, FOR RENT: Culver. Fur­ CARD OF THANKS Culver Citizen 842-3229 valnuts and all kinds of nished four bedroom house, the Editor Nothing. 1 mile south of available to June. Lease, re­ Democratic candidates: Argos Tribune 892-6333 We Do Appliance Repair On All \rgos, 5th house on E 18 ferences. security deposit. Phil Lewallen, Ethel McKee, Doug Warner and Ed Pear­ Major Makes And Models. Road on South side. No Pets. Phone 987-3266, LETTER TO EDITOR N8.15 Demotte. son would like to thank the Argos voters for their sup­ We Have Good Used And New 04tf You did a fine job coverin port in Tuesday’ s election. o u r recent Lions Clu FOR SALE: Electric stove, N15 Bigley Orchards For Sale And Also Take Trade-Ins meeting and the article and walnuts and all kinds of HOUSE FOR KENT: 2 pictures in this week’s clothing. 1 mile south of bedroom. Couple only. No And Farm Phone 892-6289 Culver Citizen were iust Argos. 5th house on E 19 CARD OF THANKS pets. Available Dec. 11. great. Your coverage was Road on South side Phone 842-2928. Fresh Market deeply appreciated. (JJru lI 5Reahjr iH ix N8.15 N 15.22 I would like to express my Culver Lions Club sincere thanks to neighbors anb iHatcrials (Co. and friends for their count­ Don Hamilton APPLES Subscribe Now! FOR SALE: Lump and FOR RENT: Spacious less acts of kindness to me P O sox 113 Your Hometown NEWSpaper stoker coal. Conley Cod ground floor 1 bedroom apt. and my family during and t l T I R S r O R O INDIANA f-HONE 542 44 11 DuBiNrss Sales. Phone 223*5260, Roch­ in Argos. Stove and refriger­ after the recent fire at my LETTER TO EDITOR Oder, donut*, pies P h O N F 54? 4889 HOME >**********************************< ester. ator furnished. Laundry facil­ home. My deep appreciation and many farm goodie* W e haul driveway stone LAKE MAXINKUCKEE. Four bedroom, living- N8-29 ities. 3 blocks from down­ also goes to Mrs. Runkle and Just a note to let you know room w/fireplacc, boathouse, pier. Completely town. $160 per month. Phone Mrs Wilson for their help how much w e appreciate the A rc.os 002-0400 OPEN DAILY Free E*tim ai ks furnished. Call or write for details. 935-5694, Plymouth. through the Red Cross in our Citizens donation of one time of need. I will always 8a.m. - 6p.m. FIVE BEDROOM HOME IN CULVER. Many 4 FAMILY GARAGE 025tf years subscription to the remember and appreciate extras. Complete kitchen, 2Vi baths, large family SALE: Nov. 17 from 9 a.m. to Music Booster raffle. 1 B I n i i O h m b * room, sun room, living room w/fireplaoe, formal 5 p.m. Clothing for everyone, everyones thoughtfulness. It’s great to see everyone Mrs. Marilyn Hudkins dining room, full basement. 211 S. Ohio. furniture, glassware, lamps, FOR RENT: 3 room ap;art pulling together to help the 3 Mi. E tt If Cihnr N15pd kids - thanks for supporting THREE BEDROOM RANCH . Sunken entertain­ sewing machine, baby items. ment in Argos. $130 s ment area w/fireplace. complete kitchen, attach­ 6 x 9 oval rug. household month. Heat, water, stove the raffle. Phone 842-2933 Mini Miller ed^ |arage, large lot. Immediate possession. items, wrenches, lots of and refrigerator furnished CARD OF THANKS Sec. of CCS misc. 2 miles east of Culver Phone 892-6211 between f Music Boosters COLLEGE AVENUE. In Culver. 2 bedroom, on 10, white brick house. and 5, 892-5669 after 6 p.m. A sincere thank you to CULVER CITIZEN living room w/firplace, large kitchen, full base­ N15 Culver voters who supported “your hometown paper' ment, garage. Immediate possesion. $30’s. N15pd me on November 6. BURR OAK. 2 bedroom, newly remodeled. Im­ LETTER TO EDITOR Russell E. Allyn mediate possession. $19,500 or contract. N15pd 18 ACRES. Zoned light industrial. Wanted Many thanks to all who 3 ACRES w/three bedrooms. Culver schools. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS particiapted at the Red Dale Scnsibwugh Outbuildings. $39,500. o f$ l 15 per month. 1979 Oak Cross Bloodmobile last AMERICAN LEGION MONTKREY. Two bedroom limestone on large brook 14' wide mobile home. WANTED: Multi-talented AUXILIARY POST 103 Tuesday, in Culver, either by Roofing Contractor lot. Fireplace. Immediate possession. $21,500. 3 bedroom, fully furnished, person to do a variety of HOLDS MEETING giving blood, or helping with Culver. Indiana 28 ACRES. Immediately west of Culver. Front­ carpeted. Free set-up and maintenance jobs in new car the many duties necessary by Helen W. Moore age on *17 and Jefferson. delivery. Call Steve at 312- dealership. Contact Glen in carrying out this much FOR RENT. One room apartments from $125 per 637-6137. Shcais or Larry Greer at Don needed program. m o r n in g Culver - The W A. Fleet Call early m onth...... A25tf Calhoun Chevrolet, Argos. 128 persons responded to n r Unit 103 American Legion evenings for Two room apartments from $160 per month .... Phone 892-5196. the call for donaors, and our Auxiliary met at the I^egion tree estimate A four room apartment at $180 per month...... home on St. Rd. 10 on quota of 100 units was sur­ 842-J 703 .... .plus utilities. N8.15 November 17. passed by 22. There were 19 SECOND M ORTGAGES & OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT. Will remodel to suit After a ritual opening new donors and many of CONSUMER Loans. Low tennant. interest, 15 years to repay. president Alice McCarthy them were teenagers. 12 Funds may be used for any HELP WANTED: Wait­ reported that gifts sent to w e r e from Culver C o m ­ For these and others call _ _ _ purpose. A dd1>' by phone resses. Apply at Home Res­ Marion Hospital Gift Shop munity High School. This (31 f) 742-0186 or write ICS taurant in Culver. from individuals members fine community effort has ■ Johnson • | 0t*< NOTICE the Home along with his ARGOS TRIBUNE Culver 842 -2626 statement of what he wanted “your hometown paper” Effective May 1, 1979 all for Christmas and his bir­ Notices Classified Advertisements thday in February. that must be billed will be Annual monetary gifts JUST LISTED: 3 bedroom charmer in a nice area charged an additional 50c to were voted for the American o f Culver. cover postage and handling. Lung Association, Child Phone Your News! BRUCE LAKE: Good starter home priced in the »y Classified Ads paid in ad­ Welfare Foundation. The 20’s. Franklin stove. Many possibilities. Monday thru Friday. vance will be charged the WANT COUNTRY? W e have it. Three bedrooms Children up to 5 years of age. Auxiliary Emergency Relief regular $1.00 for first 20 Fund, the President’s and extra building for workshop. Culver schools. dependable and experience Culver Citizen words, 5C for each additional APARTMENT HOUSE close to park. Could be Ph. 842-2488. “ Project and Radio Free word. Europe. A donation was also 842-3229 good income with a little work. Argos Tribune & sent for the Christmas party PRICE REDUCED: Large family? '111611 this one Culver Citizen at Argos for the Third is for you. 4 bedrooms, 3 porches, double lot. iM l*********** D is t r ic t s Knightstown Arms Tribune sponsored children early in Call us about property In Argos and lots at Lake La tonka. 1 December. 892-6333 Wanted — The next meeting December 5. will be the MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE MEMBER Standing timber for Auxiliary Christmas party at “ LOOKING FOR SOMETHING TO RENT?” Call the home of Mrs. Harry Newspapers for details. portable sawmill operator. Speyer with gift exchange ranging from $2.50 to $3.00. from J IM & CRIS C A U S E Y . R EA LTO R S W ill buy and truck small Chicago, Indianapolis N E W ON THE MARKET. Perfect family home in 9 3 5 - 5 1 7 3 . Sooth Bend, Plymouth Culver. Four bedrooms with full basement. quantities of mixed bard wood. Fenced in backyard with storage building. Alum, Dona Dale, Culver Representative, : KNOX and CULVER exterior. Call us for an appointment to sec this 842-3060 Free estimates & timber affordable home. Bob’ s E le ctric Inc. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ROUTE 1 ca evaluation ARGOS IND 46501 CULVER Thomas 892 5573 R e a l ^ . 842-2311 A.W. White Lumber Go. NEWS AGENCY Estate Thomas Valparaiso Phone ART WHITE 7 a.m. to 8 p.m, Announcements-lnvitations Houin Realty JUST OFFERED. Extra nice 2 bedroom home in Wedding. Graduation. Anniversary, Birthday. Burr Oak. Kitchen appliances and air conditioner at (219) 759-2592 or Any Occastion. Coordinated accessory’ items. 140 S. Michigan included. Gas heat and large 2 car garage. Napkins, matches, place cards, playing cards, JUST OFFERED. Two bedroom resort home near ; Culver Agent - Neil Hyndman cake boxes, etc. Also stationery, informal notes Argos, In 46501 Hart/ Lake. Redwood exterior. 4 lots. $15.000. and envelopes. JUST OFFERED. Near Culver on Highway 10. 892-5529 after 6 p.m. 892-5813 Ranch home on large lot with attached garage. Fast Delivery NEW LISTING. Newly remodeled two bedroom This home woudl be an excellent investment Tor For information and price list home with ail new carpet, kitchen cabinets, fur­ someone who can do their own remodeling. Call nace, alum, siding and drapes. Mid twenties. us for details. Phone 842-3229 ENERGY SAVER. Walking distance from gro­ NEAR CULVER ACADEMIES. 3-4 bedrooms. 2 cery. bank, and other business. Must see this 3 Samples shown in your home. baths, finished lower level has family room and bedroom home with 1 * / j baths, living, kitchen, Call for appointment. workshop. Owner will consider financing to quali­ Your Headquarters For... breezeway and 2-f car garage. Mid thirties. fied buyer. _____ ONE AND ONE-THIRD ACRE. Building lot RCA, Quasar, Gibson, Westinghouse North of Culver on Highway 17. For these and other property for sale in the ffegency Aerotron Wilson Indiana Invitational Angus Classic Culver area, call us.

Business Band Radios Downtown Culver fevenings & Weekends I Volume II Sale Je m and Virginia Thomas 842-2311 North-South Realty Co. 842-2311 I Dick Ready 842-3911 Al’s IV And Appliance Saturday, November 17,1979 I Now leasingin Elliott Building: “ * Bob Hansen 842-2188 I Carpeted office space with or without reception-" And Culver Communications I ist area. A ir conditioning and electric heat fur-« 12 Noon Inished. Culver 842J9B2______I at the Henry County Livestock Auction. 3 miles Join the friendly, professional people now locatcd. mi north o f 170 on SR3, New Castle, Indiana. in the building: Northwestern Mutual Life SELLING Larry Pachniak, Agent dlisfi □ 56 Classic Angus lots, 34 cow-calf pairs, 4 bred Ph. 842-3961 cows, 7 bred heifers, 8 open heifers. The Culver Citizen Hello, stranger. Arlene W ilder Nix CANDLISH REAL ESTATE CO. SALE DAY PHONE: 317-987-7766 Ph. 842-3229 GRAIN & CATTLE FARM. Fully modem home Searching for answers to all those who/what/where Auctioneer: Col. Tom Gammon John Elliott Enterprises, Inc. and well-maintained out buildings designed for questions about your new city? Ind. License No. J2750 John Elliott cattle operation on 118.23 acres; approx. 109 As a WELCOME WACOM Representative, its my job to hetp For your "Indiana Invitational Classic” catalog Ph. 842-2260 you M t settled in fce ne«M>orhood. Rodrick’s Sty ling Shop acres tillable. Adjacent 121.67 acres of bareland By bringing you some useful gifts. Community info. contact: Rudolph Sales Management. P.O. Box Rod Caudill also available. Ft. Wavne Rd., Rochester. Advice on reliable businesses in your new neighborhood. 218. Gordonsvillc. Tcnnesee 48^63. M A X IN K U C K E E LAKEFRO NT. Just Listed!! as A nd more. Ph. 842-3080 Caria Jean’s Beauty Shop two extra large Southeast Shore building sites A WELCOME WAGON call should be one of the very John 6. Rudolph with natural boat harbor. Excellent view and first nice things to happen when you’re new here. Carla Jean Trump or Ph. 842-3013 ample lake frontage. Contract terms possible. For more information, phone 842-2260 CANDLISH REAL ESTATE CO. Thomas 6. Irwin Jane Grund, Broker 948 W . Shore Dr. Argos area - Doris McLean 936-8797 Area 615-683-8815 or 615-683-6464 Esther Crowden, Assoc. Culver 842-2853 Culver area - Mrs. Ted Strang 842-2986 ______Peru 317-472-3391 - Thursday, November 15. 1979 ’age 12 “ Your Hometown NEWSpaper”

k t i s t s p a i n t i n g s M inster. off from that time on. Listing be braced with fiberboard size surcharge on First PACKAGING TIPS CAN W E ASK YOU s D IS P L A Y a t Besides many other in­ all of the many item s ASSURE SAFE ARRIVAL pads to prevent shifting and Class mailweighing between tlERRY VILLA teresting and unique new available would take a damage. one and two ounces. Postage W hy is it - a man wakes up tn4l£ morning after items at Cherry Villa, Mrs. catalog. Stop by and brouse Fiberboard containers are is still 28 cents. sleeping under an advertised blanket on an - Mrs. Dorothy Barnes has the pictured at Cherry Villa to see for Culver - If the post office recommended for all items C u lv e r advertised mattress and pulls o ff advertised owner of Cherry Victoria’s Doll House yourself. clerk tells you that your weighing more than ten STATE SCHOLARSHIP a rn e s, pajamas. Takes a bath in an advertised tub. pounds. Paperboard con­ GUIDELINES ilia Artisians has an- which may be purchased a Christmas gift package shaves with an advertised razor, washes with section at a time. She reports tainers are acceptable for up CHANGED Dunced that for the month won’ t go. it ’s because we advertised soap, puts on advertised clothes, sits to ten pounds. ; November the paintings of that once a doll house is want to be sure it will arrive Culver - James E. Sunday, down to breakfast o f advertised coffee, puts on an arb ara Miller Meeker will bought at her shop, the THE CULVER CITIZEN at its destination safely, Executive Director of the “ your hometown paper” advertised hat, rides“ s totg his offlcoffice in an advertised e on display and for sale in customer may buy fur­ Postmaster E. W. Mattox Rather than string or cord, State Student Assistance car, writes with an advertised pencil . . . Then, use either Kraft paper tape, Commission of Indiana, le Gallery. Mrs. Meeker nishings for it at 10 percent said today. he refuses to a^prti;____ise,_ says advertijadvertising w doiSiTt reinforced Kraft paper tape, orks in many media, in- Some customers get upset announced today that the pay, and then,hen, ffaIT a businessbu isn’t good enough to luding oil, watercolor, when their packages are so or pressure sensitive Commission has revised the advertise . . . he advertises it for sale. crylic. pastel and collage poorly wrapped that we can’t filament tape. The latter is eligibility criteria for If you believe In vo«r business and want to id her subjects vary from accept them for mailing, but preferable for prevention of awarding State Scholarships build It.... ortraits to florals and we do it for their own accidental opening. for the 1980-81 academic ADVERTISE indscapes. Besides being a protection, postmaster year. ilentea artist, Mrs. Meeker Mattox said. Of course, our Postmaster said to put the Sunday said that a i Associate Professor of clerks point out the name and address of the student’s composite score Tchitectural Technology at deficiencies and explain how person to whom the package must be at least 210 to 'urdue University. Calumet they can be corrected. is being mailed and your own qualify for a State lampus and resides in The problem of poor return address inside as well Scholarship award. The packaging is particularly as outside the parcel. .The composite score is troublesome during the outside address should be calculated on the basis of the Christmas mailing season legible from 30 inches away. student’s class rank after six when the mail volume rises Alw ays check to see that you semesters of high school and Obituaries dramatically. have the proper address and the student’s Scholastic Ifir. Trophy To avoid delays and assure ZIP Code Aptitude Test (SAT) scores. He also reminded mailers Sinday ga ve the example safe arrival of Christmas gift WILUAM G. SMITH ed machinist. that a student who ranks in A Division o f Vanadco. Inc. packages, here are a few that the Postal Service no Survivors include: two longer accepts letter mail suggestions: the twentieth percentile Argos - William G. Smith. daughters, Mrs. Paul (Beu­ that is less than 3V im high or Plaques -Trophies Wrap each item in­ would be reouired to have an 87, of Arcos died at 11:50 lah) McGuitcr and Mrs. Nor­ dividually with enough 5 ' lory?. In addition. First SAT score of 1000. Therefore, p.m. on Monday, November man (Hazel) Ross, both of fo r m o st high s c h o o ls , padding to prevent damage Zlass mail that weighs 1 ounce 5 at Marshall Countv’s Park­ Indianapolis; one sister, from shock and vibration. or less and is more than 6 V Sunday said few students view Hospital in Plymouth. Ribbons Engraving Maxinkuckee It can be Hardin of Columbus; seven This Victoria s Choice doll Separate wrapped items high or 11%” long requires who rank below the top 20 He had been in failing health grandchildren; and Three house m ay be seen at Cherry purchased in sections and from other package surfaces seven cents postage in ad­ percent of their class will be a rra n ge d many different for several years. great-grandchildren. He was Argos 892-5005 Villa Artisians in Culver at with padding or foamed dition to a 15 cent stamp. eligible for a State He was born on April 19. preceded in death by one ways. Furnishings are also the end of M ill Street on Lake plastic. H eavy item s should However, there is no over­ Scholarship. 1892 at Columbus to George available there. daughter. and Alice Scott Smith and Services were held at 9:30 had lived in the Argos and a.m. on November 8 at St. Marshall County area since Michael s Catholic Church in 1959. On October 2. 1923 he Plymouth. The Rev. Bernard was united in marriage to Galic officiated. Burial was at Louise A. Bollinger, who the New Oak Hill Cemetery preceded him in death in in Plymouth. THANKSGIVING 1976. Mr. Smith was a retir-

MENU SPECIALS M A R Y E. SNYDER band. A. C. are: three child­ bATABlF.RITF GNADE A’ (1*-21LS A VC I ren: Mrs. Daniel (Nancy) Arcos - Mary E. Snyder. < m n ■x-rh r f !V rood* Finn of California. Mrs. ♦ * VOLT b u n Ccm r ra t ** at 71, o f Argos died at 3:35 a.m. SGA i / w m 1 >a« Richard (Jody) Allyson of kct hi at Manatee Memorial Hos- Virginia, and Richard Storm Ton. OCOC ■ml 1 «Tr.-nrrf* nv HapCv ital in Florida on Tuesday, ♦ of Dominican Republic; one ovember 6, where she had R step-son, Marvin Snyder of been a patient for 12 days. Argos; four grandchildren; We sell She was bom on January ♦ 1 urkeys ■ * two step-granachildren; and 21, 1908 at Argos to Harry only Grade three step-grcat-grandchild- and Etta Wright M iller. She LIMIT 1 PER FAMILY A Turkeys was a member of the Argos ren. We have a full line of Services were held at ♦ BANKROLL! United Methodist Church. Grossman Funeral Home on C »!ff She was first married to AffH DUCKS - GEESE - OYSTERS - November 9 at 2 p.m. I he Garfield Storm, who preceded We Will Be Closed Rev. Richard Lcwke, pastor ♦ NO WINNER WINNER ROAST and everything her in death. Mrs. Snyder of the Argos United Metho­ HaroM Brown Iota Kliaedinst then married A. C. Snyder, dist Church. officiated. Tuvniiriiuv# Tjiwr THANKSGIVING DAY you need for your who survives, on October 20, Burial was at the Argos ♦ 1943. M aple Grove Cemetery. NEX1 WEEK NfcXT WEEK THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY Surviving with the hus- * 8 0 0 * 2 0 0 ♦ «cui«m vi movftoTv ICA TABU l i l t QUALITY MEATS ‘ ® * • cui M io w m m c i The Finest For L1LLIAN BOYLE married to Thomas Boyle who died on March 11, 1933. ♦ MEDALLION BONELESS STANDING Rlfi SWIFT'S BUTTER8ALL vVHOLF or HALF $2*9 $J59 ROAST LB TURKEYS 10T020LBS '.B 89c HAMS Your Feasting Monterey - - Lillian Surviving are two brothers ♦ Brucker Boyle, 86 of former Carl Brucker of Monterey, CENTFRCLT U S D A CMO«CE U S IJ.A CHOICE BLADE $ 1 59 resident of Monterey, died and William Brucker of $ 2 * 9 J 3 9 CHUCK ROAST South Bend; one brother RIB STEAK lb CUT ROAST Monday, November 12th at ♦ 7:40 a.m. in St. Cloud Harold Brucker preceded ECKRICH Hospital, St. Cloud. Fla. her in death. U S D * CHOICE $ J 6 9 US DA. CHOICE BONELESS £ 4 SMOKED $ J 8 9 (pjta'Hng an extended her in dea w erre held at St. POT ROAST lb 7 9 SAUSAGE fo llo w i n Services wiMc Church St. ♦ CHUCK ROAST ,b * 1 illness. “GIVE A G.E. MICROWAVE OVEN FOR CHRISTMAS” Annes Catholic Church in Wearooffc* ng to our customers G E. microwave ovens at BIO DISCOUNTS w.ih tlm saving of our cash register Born M ay 5, 1893 in ♦ OSCAR MAYER Monterey on Thursday, LEAN N TASTY tapes By saving -your Allard's lGA register tapes you can save UP TO *180 on G.E. MICROW AVE OVENS! ECKRICH REGULAR OSCAR MAYER Monterey the daughter of November 15 at 10:00 a.m. S t a r T T o d a y - A U OVENS DELIVERED BEFORE CHRISTMAS $ J 3 9 BREAKFAST George and Catherine Gesy with Rev. John Mannion SMORGAS PAC lb WIENERS STRIPS SEE OUR DISPLAY IN EACH STORE ► 1202 Brucker. She was a member officiating. Burial was in the of St. Thomas Aquinas St. Anne’s Cemetery. Bonine ALFORD’S IGA F00DLINERS CULVER Church in St. Cloud, Fla., On Funeral Home was in charge FLAVORITE M ay 25, 1920 she was of arrangements. ► BROWN ’N SERVE

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