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citizen photo/jeff kenney citizen photos/jeff kenney In Brief Brief Challenging Honoring CHS grads ABOVE: Recognized with special honors at Saturday evening’s Culver High School reunion, held in the present- Culver Academies Maxinkuckee day gymnasium of today’s Culver Elementary School, were Elisabeth Davis, class of 1935 (TOP PHOTO), on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of her graduation, and Ralph Pederson, class of 1945 (LOWER PHOTO), in con- fireworks Saturday ABOVE: Pictured are participants in the ladies’ rec junction with the 70th anniversary of the same. Davis has been employed with Culver Academies for over 70 years, Culver Academies’ an- race Saturday morning at the annual Lake Max having started work there a year after she graduated (with a brief few years off to raise her children in between), nual fireworks display will Challenge Stand-up Paddleboard race, which took and is a regular attendee at CHS reunions. Pederson, a member of the undefeated 1944 CHS basketball team, begin at 10 p.m. Eastern place throughout last weekend. More coverage of was a three-year starter at Tulane with a distinguished coaching career which included CHS from 1954-57, as the race will appear in the next edition of The Culver Standar Time this Saturday, well as Tulane University from 1964-71; he has been inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame. Presenting Citizen. July 4. For safety reasons, plaques honoring both was reunion organizer Tom Curtis. MORE REUNION COVERAGE, PAGE 2. the school asks that specta- tors not sit between the Na- val Building and the White Debate over grass American pelicans pay Lake Max a visit Devries Rowing Center, but are otherwise welcome to sit lakeside. length turns heated Gignilliats to speak at July 11 program at council meeting Paul and Ellen Gignilliat will be special guests at a By Jeff Kenney historical program spon- Citizen editor sored by the Antiquarian For the second year in a row, members of Culver's town and Historical Society of council had a heated exchange with the representative of Culver on Saturday, July a local property owner over the length of grass at the site. 11. “The Gignillats --Down Scotty Van Hawk, who told the council he is a paid rep- Culver’s Memory Lane,” resentative of the 27 Group, was emphatic that the grass the personal and heart- length at a residential property owned by the company warming history of this at College and State Streets presents no violation of the Culver family, will take town's public nuisance ordinance. place at the Bramfeld Cot- Town manager Jonathan Leist, responding to Van tage, 1322 East Shore Dr. Hawk's query as to specifics of the violation, said the grass in Culver at 10 a.m. must be cut every 30 days. Council president Ginny Munroe said she had driven by photo provided According to a web entry regarding Goose Culver history the property the day of the meeting, June 23. Pond, Indiana, by DNR bird monitoring volun- "The whole lawn is this high," she said, indicating more The pair of pelicans pictured here was photo- teer Lee Sterrenburg (who references the ebook boat cruise July 11 than a foot in height. "I could see it from my vehicle and graphed by Bruce Carter on the southeast side of "Brock's Birds of Indiana"), the first published The Culver Marina is de- I have also walked by...it is unsightly and it violates the Lake Maxinkuckee weekend before last (thanks specifically dated record for pelican sightings buting special Lake Max- ordinance and needs to be cut." to Jane Grund of the Lake Maxinkuckee Asso- in Indiana is a report of a bird killed on May 3, inkuckee history boat cruis- Van Hawk countered that the grass had been cut five ciation and Neal Wallace for making the photos 1887, near Connorsville in Fayette. Sterrenburg es this summer, with the times thus far this year, and responded to Munroe's asser- adds that American White Pelicans "continued to next event Saturday, July tion that the town could cut the grass itself and put a lien show up in Indiana over the years but not in great 11, starting at 7 p.m. Cruis- on the property's tax bill, by suggesting the town was se- numbers. Up through 2004 the American White es take attendees through lectively enforcing its ordinance. Munroe, however, asked Pelican high count for the entire state was 52 ac- the history of the lake and how Van Hawk could know the enforcement was selective cording to Brock. In 2005 a migratory explosion the area with host Jeff Ken- without knowledge of who else in Culver received letters began that is still expanding." ney, local historian. A light notifying them of the ordinance violation. It was noted that American white pelicans, which compete with meal with non-alcoholic a number of properties in town received similar letters. trumpeter swans as the largest freshwater bird in beverages will be provided Several minutes of emphatic argument ensued as to North America, typically inhabit islands and re- for all on the cruise, and a whether the property was in violation of the ordinance, mote brackish areas of freshwater bodies. The cooler is available for those with Van Hawk asking to be shown a specific grass length birds join a pair of nesting osprey, another large wishing to bring their own in the town's ordinance which would objectively define the bird species, which are located on a pole placed alcoholic beverages.Those property's length as being in violation. by the Lake Maxinkuckee Environmental Council wishing to reserve seats Munroe noted the council is in the legal position of in- on the south side of the lake. In recent years, other may call 574-842-3375, terpreting the ordinance, and has determined the grass, available). large avian sightings at Lake Maxinkuckee have extension 203, or email an- which Van Hawk described as ornamental, is too high. As of this writing it's believed this is the first included a number of bald eagles, sandhill cranes, [email protected]. Council member Jean Rakich moved the town mow the sighting of pelicans on the lake, though one was and swans. The cost of the cruise is grass at the site and put a lien on the property, which the photographed on adjacent Hawk Lake last year. $45 per person. council passed unanimously. July 11 carillon Later in the meeting, council member Dave Beggs asked if the council should review its ordinance as pertains to Culver’s Surrisi elected IMLA president performance fea- grass, with Leist suggesting a specific number of inches be vides forums for attorneys practicing mu- tures compositional designated rather than a frequency of mowing, something PLYMOUIH — Last week, Culver resi- nicipal law to meet and exchange ideas and with which town attorney Jim Clevenger agreed. dent and Plymouth City Attorney Sean experiences. IMLA is open to all Indiana variety A similar exchange regarding the property took place Surrisi was elected president of the Indiana city, town, and county attorneys and cur- John Gouwens, carillon- last year between Van Hawk and the council. Municipal Lawyers Association (IMLA) rently has approximately 350 members. neur and organist of Cul- at the group’s an- Since 2012, Surrisi has served on the verAcademies, will present Church sign placement debated nual meeting in organization’s litigation committee that the third in the series of five Another debated matter during the meeting centered on Indianapolis. reviews requests from municipal gov- summer recitals on the 51- a follow-up to a previous request by St. Mary of the Lake Founded in ernments for filing “Friend of the Court” bell carillon in the tower of Catholic Church to place a directional sign at the north- 1983, IMLA is a briefs with the Indiana Court of Appeals the Memorial Chapel, on west corner of College Avenue and Lake Shore Drive, with professional orga- and Supreme Court in cases involving le- the campus of the Acade- Jannie Zehner representing the church before the council. nization that pro- gal issues of concern to local government. mies, on Saturday, July 11, During the previous meeting it was noted the sign, as motes continuing He joined IMLA’s 11 member board of di- at 4 p.m. EST. The program proposed, did not meet the town's ordinance specifica- education of at- rectors in 2013 and later held the office of will include works by J.S. tions, and Zehner distributed an image and information torneys on issues vice-president. Bach, Roy Hamlin John- indicating the sign's specs had been changed to conform. affecting munici- “My work for Plymouth has benefitted son, and, George Frideric The other point of conten- See Council page 4 pal law, and pro- from insights See Surrisi page 5 Handel, among others. The tion at the previous meeting performance of July 4 will center on compositions of a See Briefs page 6 www.thepilotnews.com Click on Citizen Tab E-mail: [email protected] Shawn Reed 574-229-6699

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Page 2<#> LOCALOPINIONLOCAL - HISTORY Thursday, July 2, 2015 • Culver Citizen citizen photos/jeff kenney CHS reunions a-plenty A number of graduates of Culver High School (not to be confused with the present-day, consolidated-in-1968 Culver Community High School) were in town Saturday not only for the multi-class reunion held in the former high school gymnasium (today’s elementary school gym -- see page 1), Saturday evening, but also in specific groups at other locations. TOP PHOTO: The 50th year class of 1965, for example, met earlier in the day at Mystic Hills Golf Course for its reunions. Pictured here are, seated, Jane Ives Leland, Janet Crow Gochenour, Cathi Stratton Schultz, Donna Rogers Weirick, Sheila Fish Shepherd, Sharon Wright Sorgenfrie, Pam Crozier Buchanan, Gloria Large Lilly. Second Row: Betty McFarland Kelly, Linda Thurin Redinger, Lonnie Darosci White, Katie (Eva) Norris Jones, Joan Dillon Frees, Jon Van Horn, Cathi Carrothers Weis, Wanda Warren Miller, Gary Wallen, Coach Crosley, Sue Cole Staley, George Wright. Standing, from left: Suzy Spencer Easterday, Jim Lewis, Judy Price Reynolds, Arl Altman, Jeanne Adams Johnson, Jim Weirick, Jim Dewitt, Steve Ulery, Paul Liette, Gale Vandermeade, Hugh Hartz, Layne Zechiel, Bob Eustis, Larry Fisher, Bob Albert, Dave Lemar, Alan Hyland. PHOTO AT LEFT: The CHS class of 1955 met for its 60th reunion at the train station - depot in the town park. Pictured, in the first row, from left to right, are Bonnie (Gibbons) Smith, Helen (DeWitt) Osborn, Beverly (Baker) Wynn, Sandra (Seese) Wakefield. Second row: Bob Kline, Marilynn (Miller) Pacilio, Barbara (Price) Jones, Judy (McFeely) Cultice, Linda (Burkett) Lane, Deanna (Baker) Langfeldt, Harriett (Wagoner) McDaniel. Third row: Mark Radovich, Gerry Shafer, David Henricks, Edwin Osborn, David Clauson, Wanda (Sipes) VonEhr, Jacqueline (Walaitis) Johnson, Terry Hand, Carolyn (Boswell) Kline, Maxine (McCarty) Coby, Sue (McCune) Ecker, Jim Byers, Loren Sims. Bob Kline was organizer of the event. In the BOTTOM PHOTO are pictured those who attend the 50th reunion who were also pic- tured on the large 1964 CHS sectional champs picture seen here. From left, cheerleader Lonni Windy City Fireworks Darocsi White, K Layne Zechiel,

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Thursday, July 2, 2015 • Culver Citizen LOCAL Page 3 CCHS grad, Obituary Alex Guyse hip-hop arist’s Sept. 3, 1996 - June 24, 2015 LAKEVILLE — Alex Car- baseball and participated in track and field. Outside of son Guyse, 18, of Lakeville, died this, he enjoyed fishing with his big brother, Anthony, at Wednesday afternoon, June 24, Potato Creek State Park and with his, Uncle Ray, on Lake reputation grows 2015. He was born Sept. 3, 1996, Shafer. And of course, he just liked hanging out with his in South Bend, to Stephen and Lisa best friend, Ray, and his girlfriend, Kayla! (Huber) Guyse. Alex attended the Alex just enrolled, this past weekend, at Vincennes Uni- as 5AM LaVille school system, in Lakeville, versity, where he was going to begin his studies toward a where he was a recent graduate. Doctorate degree in Sports Medicine and Athletic Train- By Clare Alex was always smiling. His ing. His goal was to work with the Chicago Bears. Nowalk quick wit and contagious belly laugh Alex is survived by his parents, Steve and Lisa (Hu- Correspondent could turn anybody's day around. ber) Guyse of Lakeville; his brother, Anthony (Shelby When en- Helping and comforting others came Toth) Guyse of Lakeville; his maternal grandparents, tering the naturally to him. Alex was the recent recipient of the Lions Raymond L. and Jeanne (Rose) Huber of Monterey and working Club scholarship, based on his service within the commu- Monticello; his Uncle Raymond W. Huber of Monterey; world, it can nity such as, mentoring an at-risk elementary student or his aunts and uncles, Carrie (Huber) and Scott Strycker of be difficult to bell ringing for the Salvation Army, during the holidays. Independence, Kan., Julie (Guyse) and Steve Harness of know what He was also recently awarded a scholarship by the Ameri- Grovertown, Lori (Guyse) and Steve HoIlett of Plymouth, one wants can Red Cross. Alex had become part of the High School and Uncle John Guyse of Plymouth; along with his niece, to do. Many leadership program by regularly donating blood, driving Peyton Guyse of Lakeville; and many cousins. high school over to Goshen to donate platelets, and recruiting others He was preceded in death by paternal grandparents, Au- and college to generously give blood. Additionally, he was also named drey and Eugene Guyse of Plymouth. students are the Male Student Athlete of the Year by the LaVille Boost- Donations may be made to the Alex Guyse Memorial content with ers. Fund, at any Teacher’s Credit Union. exploring When Alex first got his driver’s license, he insisted on Visitation was Monday, June 29, from 4 to 8 p.m. at the their options becoming a full organ donor. His wish has been fulfilled, Van Gilder Funeral Home, Plymouth. Services were Tues- and trying to and even in death, Alex can now help upwards of 75 peo- day, June 20, 2015 at 10:30 a.m. at St. Michael Catholic discover what ple with this choice. Church, Rev. John Korcsmar, officiating. Burial was at they are most Alex loved playing football. He was known as the New Oak Hill Cemetery, Plumouth. passionate about. However, there are some that set out "Hulk". He sported bright green Hulk cleats every Fri- Memories may be shared at www.vangilderfuneral- with a clear goal in mind and strive to learn how to best day night, proudly wearing his #77 jersey. He also played home.com. achieve that goal. For Culver Community High School graduate Samuel Michael (he graduated as Samuel Hen- drickson in 2011), the latter rings true as, when he is not running the computer servicing business Hendrickson Library news Computers with his brother, he is setting out confidently into the music industry. shooting computers. Find out what causes problems with Music has played a big part of Michael’s life and com- your computer. Learn how to diagnose and repair common ing from a musically inclined family, it was no surprise issues. that he began singing at a young age. As a child, his uncle Thursday Tech Time is an open discussion group for taught him to play drums which led him to later learn pi- anyone interested in computers and technology. Come and ano. At age eight, Michael shared that he received a por- talk, share, listen and ask questions! table tape deck recorder and from then on, he was hooked. Sessions are held from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on the third Thurs- He quickly turned his own room into his personal music day of each month. Each session may have a speaker and studio featuring his drum set, guitars, two keyboards, and topic or may simply be an open discussion. All sessions amps. are free and open to the public. After graduating from CCHS, Michael attended Ball For more information, call the Culver Library at 574- State University with a major in Music Production and 842-2941, visit our website at www.culver.lib.in.us or e- a minor in Marketing. Along the way he has adopted the mail [email protected]. The library's street address name 5AM as an artist and has begun performing and is 107 N. Main St. recording his original work publicly. Michael classifies himself primarily as a hip-hop artist, but that doesn’t Kasey the dog part of fire mean that he restricts himself to this one genre. Antique, contemporary quilts on display When discussing his music in relation to this, Michael On display now at the Culver-Union Township Pub- safety program July 23 said, “I love being versatile in other genres as well. I love A fire safety program, Saving Lives lic Library is a large collection of old and antique quilts Through Training and Education, music in general. When a listener hears my music, they'll courtesy of the Wesley United Methodist Church Susanna pick up on the difference in my voice articulation to suit will take place at the Culver Public Circle Quilters group. The quilts of many different sizes Library on Thursday, July 23, the style I'm portraying.” are on display throughout the lobby and main floor of the Michael also revealed that although performing in it- at 10:30 a.m. library through the month of July. Many of these quilts are The program is spon- self is rewarding, the greatest part of his journey has been family heirlooms handed down through several genera- proving to himself and everyone else that living “your sored by Koorsen Fire & tions of quilters and were selected to be displayed on the Security and dream” is more than possible. occasion of the library’s centennial. Having only really begun his career, 5AM is on the track is run by For more information, contact Reference/Adult Servic- retired fire to a successful one. He has already performed beside ma- es Manager, Dana Thomas at 574-842-2941 or dthomas@ fighter, Jeff See Library, page 6 jor artists such as American rapper Bun B and is looking culver.lib.in.us. forward to some upcoming gigs in July starting with a radio interview on WSMK 99.1 on July 15 at 2 p.m. The day after that, he will make his way to Chicago for a photo Computer trou- shoot with the clothing brand “ALMVGHTY”, and then bleshooting at on July 26 and 27, he will be hosting two shows out of Elkhart with “Ayron.” Thursday Tech Time Michael is also anticipating being on an episode of RTC The Culver-Union Twp. The Jam in the near future. Public Library's Thurs- 5AM can be found on most social media sites by the day Tech Time session for name theofficial5AM. His web page is official5am.com December will take place and his music can also be heard at reverbnation.com/of- Thurs., Dec. 18, starting at ficial5am. 6 p.m. The topic will be trouble- Mr. & Mrs. Michael Newlin

Allison Schroeder, granddaughter of Jim & Dorothy Peterson of Lake Maxinkuckee, Culver, was united in marriage with Michael Newlin on June 13, 2015 at Culver Memorial Chapel. Sam Boys performed the double ring ceremony. John Gouwens was the organist, McLean Peterson the vocalist. Sara Schroeder, sister of the bride of Portland, Oregon was the maid of honor. The bride’s attendants were attired in blue & gray. The best men were John Newlin and Timothy Newlin, brothers of the groom of Chicago, Illinois. Approximately 250 people attended the reception held at the Bramfeld Cottage on Lake Maxinkuckee in Culver, Indiana. The bride is the daughter of Edward & Jodie Schroeder of Oak Park, Illinois. The bride attended Culver Academy Summer School from 2001-2003. She graduated from Oak Park High School and De Paul University. She is currently employed at The Griffing Group. The groom is the son of Mark and Tudy Newlin of Chicago, Illinois (formerly of Plainfield, Indiana). The groom graduated from Hinsdale Central High School and Purdue University. He is currently employed at Spring CM in Chicago, Illinois. The couple now resides in Chicago, Illinois. Community4

Page 4<#> LOCALHISTORYOPINION - HISTORY- LOCAL Thursday, July 2, 2015 • Culver Citizen The Supreme Court and a different concern I write this column with some reticence, since I typi- view of the for many people only reinforces the secular message that cally aim to limit the content of these writings to Culver- Supreme religious beliefs as a whole have lost their relevance. Af- related matters. After all, that's the intent of a local news- Court's rul- ter all, these strains of Christianity seem stubbornly de- paper, right? ing -- that termined to stay so "out of touch," disconnected from the However, I'm convinced the topic at hand is extremely is, whether present-day world and its presumptions regarding moral- relevant to Culver residents, as much as it is people the it's good or ity, among many other notions. world over, and as a local historian (even if an armchair bad in and And that increasing dismissal of religion's voice in the one), I'm keenly aware that our Culver ancestors would of itself -- public square, I think, is a great shame and in fact a dan- likely have weighed-in in a similar manner, or at least there is one ger, for many reasons. many of them. negative I've noticed that much of the mainstream, national me- It may go without saying that the hot topic of the week to it which dia tends to focus on the problems related to some peo- last week was the ruling of the US Supreme Court that gives me concern, and that's the implication of the matter ple's religious practices, which is partly understandable. same-sex marriages must be recognized as legitimate with regards to religion (which in this neck of the woods, Let us not forget that those outlets exist to make money, throughout the country, a matter which has caused some let's face it, generally means Christianity). and negativity sells. The reality of the majority of reli- heated discussion, debate, and -- well, a lot of people's Whether overtly or mostly by implication, the para- gious practice and activity, unfortunately, do not. Facebook profile images to turn rainbow-colored. digm-shift in opinion in the US regarding same-sex at- It's difficult to find comprehensive, thorough data on the I won't wade, at this point, into the specifics of that traction and marriage leaves Christianity in general, and work done by religious institutions in the US and across fierce debate, which for one thing is too heated a matter, particularly what might be called more "orthodox" strains the world, but the numbers which came readily to hand I think, to allow for much thoughtful discussion among a of it (which is to say, those churches whose interpretive are staggering. One quote which popped up in research- great many readers right at this moment. lens holds largely to more classical, older models...which ing the matter came from Roman Catholic writer Mat- As folks kicked opinions back and forth last Friday, in in itself is frankly a bit hard to pin down), somewhat in thew Kelly, who noted that, "every single day the Catholic the wake of the ruling, however, I found myself troubled the dust. Church feeds, houses, and clothes more people, takes care about something I couldn't quite put my finger on, but which Clearly many strains of Christianity continue to op- of more sick people, visits more prisoners, and educates struck me later in the day: regardless of one's particular pose the ruling handed down last week, which I suspect more people than any other See View page 5 Letter to the editor Crediting Culver quilters It was very nice to see the additional follow-up of the the Wesley United Methodist Church to join), and the Barbara Jones, Jenise Palmer, Cathy Pearson, Bernadette Culver-Union Township Public Library's Centennial cel- Culver Quilt Group, which meets at the Culver Library Pohlmann, and Wanda VonEhr. ebration in this week's edition of the Culver Citizen. And, and all quilters are welcome to join, including summer it was especially nice to see the photo of the Centennial residents. Sincerely, Quilt that was assembled by the Culver Quilt Group. Since it was inadvertently left out of the article, and Many people in Culver don't realize that there are two since the following Culver Quilt Group members contrib- Gerry Burkett fine quilt groups in Culver. The Savannah Circle Quilters, uted their time, materials and efforts to make the quilt, Culver Quilt Group which is a closed group (must belong to or be friends of I feel the following members should be acknowledged: Council from page 1 was the fact that the proposed location, while it lies tech- handful of building projects in the Culver area annually, Munroe, noting the council received "a bunch of mate- nically within the town's right-of-way, sits alongside pri- it was noted, require county inspection while most can be rial in the last 24 hours on this," said a public hearing is vately owned property, meaning the owners would have handled by Mason himself). That fee becomes insufficient likely during the next month to finally settle the matter, to mow around it. Another church's sign approved by the in cases in which the county must inspect the same prop- hopefully by the next council meeting. council a few years ago was placed on property belong- erty multiple times, said Mason. Culver began adding fluoride to its drinking water in ing to Culver's fire department and thus didn't present the Currently Culver collects about $2,500 per year towards the 1950s and only within the past year stopped doing so same issue as the St. Mary's sign. the county's fees, with the proposed increase bumping up after equipment became too corroded by the chemicals Leist said he had not yet spoken with the property own- that cost to about $8,000 annually. One proposal, said Ma- being used. Lively debate has taken place over whether er at the site to ascertain their feelings about the matter, as son, was to add the county's inspection fees to Culver's. the town should include fluoridation in its new plant, with had been suggested at the last meeting. Another possibility is removing the county fee from the several representatives from the world of dentistry urging It was suggested the sign could be placed there on a trial town fee, he said, which would reduce Culver's permit fee the council to do so. basis, though council member Jean Rakich said doing so intake by about $6,000 per year. didn't make sense in light of the expense of fabricating Mason added that the matter is still being negotiated be- Marshall County Economic Development Corpora- the sign. fore a formal proposal will come before the council. tion, other discussion Council members Ed Pinder and Dave Beggs expressed He also said fees vary dramatically in surrounding Jerry Chavez, director of the Marshall County Econom- concern about placing the sign where property owners towns, with Argos and LaPaz, for example, relying entire- ic Development Corporation, updated the council on its would have to work around it. Munroe countered that ly on the county for their building inspections and permits work in the past year, which he said included almost $50 trees and town signs are often placed in the town's right- (those towns, he noted, see no revenue from the process million in capital investment in the county, and 585 jobs of-way. but also don't have to pay their own inspector, as Culver created, with salaries of $26 million and a tax impact of Pinder acknowledged property owners have no say in does). Mason also praised the work of the county inspec- $800,000. what's placed in the right-of-way, but he added, "We were tors. He also said he expects to visit around 50 businesses voted in by homeowners." Leist pointed out that Argos, Bourbon, Bremen, and La- this year, after which around 80 percent of businesses in Rakich, who initially hesitated to make a motion in Paz combined handle about as many building inspections the county will have been visited by the MCEDC. favor of the sign due to her membership in the church, as Culver does annually. Twenty-one inquiries came to the MCDEC about pos- did eventually move it be placed at the site without the Audience member Mike Stallings, a contractor in the sible location in Marshall County, with six being in the homeowner's permission; the move, however, received no Culver area who has also done extensive work in the area of food processing or pet food, four automotive or second. Northwest portion of the state, said a building permit agricultural, among others. Audience member Russ Mason questioned the logic in in Crown Point, Indiana, costs $5,000. Contractors who Chavez said Culver was represented by three meetings delaying permission for the sign. work outside Culver, he said, are accustomed to paying of County Development for the Future last year and two "If they come back and say 'no,' are you not going to higher fees. in 2015, and added that Culver was the first community allow it?" he asked. Mason said increased fees would most directly impact in the county in implement the new tax abatement guide- Pinder said the council might approve the sign even if the local homeowner "who maybe hired his brother-in- lines, in this case towards support of Elkay manufactur- the property owners object, leaving Zehner asking why law to do the work and a company to handle the plumbing. ing, which expanded its plant here as a result. the council would delay a decision. He will end up with $100 and not $50 (in fees)." MCDEC is also involved in the entry level housing ini- "We're looking at it time-wise," she said. "And at pro- Audience members John Helphrey and Stallings both tiative in Culver, as well as capital improvement planning duction, and its summertime." urged the council focus on retaining the services of the in the works as part of Culver's comprehensive plan. With a few council members continuing to express their county building inspectors in evaluating the matter, due to He thanked Leist for his involvement in the multi-coun- preference that the homeowner be consulted, the matter their experience and the importance of work being done ty Regional Development Authority established earlier was tabled to the next meeting." correctly. this year which has identified 18 projects, 11 of which Culver is involved in and some of which are specific to County building permits Fluoridation update Culver. Revisiting a contentious issue from a previous meet- Leist, during his town manager's report, passed along In other discussion and actions, the council approved ing, Mason, who is Culver's building inspector, told the a recommendation from utilities manager Bob Porter not Easterday Construction to handle the re-roofing of the council he met recently with Chuck DeWitt, Marshall to include fluoridation in the new water treatment plant sewer plant after Leist said he contacted the company to County building inspector, and Ralph Booker, the county planned for construction in Culver later this year. The pro- see if their bid of $36,795 still stood. A lower bid had pre- plan director, regarding online permitting for Culver be- posed sodium fluoride treatment method is better than the viously been accepted by the council for the job, until it ing handled at the county level and a proposed increase in highly corrosive fluoridation method used here in the past, was noted that a significant portion of the labor costs were building inspection fees from the county. but Porter said it was still not "operator friendly" and he not included in that bid. Mason noted the town of Culver currently charges a flat, worried about hazardous chemical handling by employ- $50 fee on properties requiring county inspection (only a ees.

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Thursday, July 2, 2015 • Culver Citizen LOCAL Page 5 View from page 4 institution on the face of the earth could ever hope to. combined. Combined. Consider the billions of lives lost to much our suicide rates have exploded in the wake of the "In the United States alone the Catholic Church edu- explicitly anti-religious regimes in the past century: under Sexual Revolution of the 1960s (and how high those rates cates 2.6 million students every day, at a cost of ten billion the Nazis, Soviet Russia, Communist China, and others. are, compared to others, among nations where the mores dollars a year to parents and parishes," he notes, adding Again, nothing in history comes close to even touching of the Sexual Revolution reigns supreme). Consider the that means taxpayer dollars are saved. "This year the lo- any one of those atrocities, and all committed in the name skyrocketing numbers regarding our treatment for every- cal chapter of Catholic Charities in Chicago will provide of being anti-religion. Because, of course, religion is so thing from depression to eating disorders to self-mutila- 2.2 million free meals to the hungry and the needy in that destructive. tion, among so many others. Detailed examinations of the area alone." But doesn't religion hold its members in a kind of unin- reported causes of depression and the like do link them to Fact-checking website Politifact.com estimated that formed superstition? Clearly science has no domain in the many aspects of the fallout of the Sexual Revolution. Catholic charity seems to account for 17 percent to 34 world of religion, yes? Consider the case of Galileo. Am I suggesting the Sexual Revolution is wholly re- percent of all nonprofit social-service charity in the US, In fact, the Catholic Church (the only one around un- sponsible for the plight in which we find ourselves today? which amounts to billions of dollars. til the Protestant Reformation around 500 years ago) was No, I think a number of factors contribute, but I also be- Consider that this excludes all other Christian denomi- a great proponent of science and its promulgation in the lieve the hard data shows us that the most vulnerable in nations, and that's not by my intentioned exclusion. I may university (universities for folks besides the nobility, by society are the most dramatically affected by it: women, have done a poor search (admittedly time dictated it was the way, were the invention of the Church too, as were children, and minorities. I think the Sexual Revolution, a quick one), but I found the overall figures difficult to -as hospitals), and the Galileo case ironically stands out as an like the promise of a secular paradise marked by material certain due in large part to the many Christian (non-Cath- exception to the rule of fostering and encouraging scien- wealth and added consumption, has failed to live up to the olic) denominations. But those numbers, we can be as- tific inquiry (there are a great number of clergy scientists promises it made us in the 1960s. sured, would leap upwards dramatically if we consider all who made major contributions to scientific and other aca- And I believe that especially the more thoughtful, in- the hospitals, soup kitchens, homeless shelters, women's demic fields, including the inventor of the theory of the tegrated strains of Christianity (i.e. those who don't limit care centers, adoption services, and other charitable social Big Bang). their message, more or less, to, "Don't do these things be- entities funded and run by Christians as a whole (and to This is no coincidence or grab at proverbial straws. cause they're naughty because God says so" -- which is add to the numbers, remember we're not even considering Classical Christianity heartily embraced academic and in- not at all what Christianity historically has said!) do offer Jewish, Muslim, and other religious-run charities). tellectual inquiry as an attribute of the study of God Him- a better alternative. Are there some abuses by individuals in those institu- self (consider, as one small piece of evidence, that monks And lest the data I've presented above suggest that I tions? Undoubtedly. But consider how many would go methodically preserved the classics of Western antiquity, think religion's main contribution is essentially as a social hungry, homeless, without medical and other care, and the including much of the corpus of Greek philosophy, poetry, service, or a purely academic offering, I'd suggest that the like, without religious institutions (and bear in mind these and drama we have today, by hand in monasteries during real, viable alternative to the despair I've described above are institutions, and not necessarily heavily populated by the Middle Ages). is embodied in the teachings of Christ as promulgated by the "I'm spiritual but not religious" sorts). Space precludes continuing in this direction, but my authentic Christianity for some 2,000 years: that joy and I can anticipate the push-back here. So religious institu- point is this: society has much to gain from religion in peace are only truly possible via a total self-giving love tions do a lot of good. But what of the bad? One of my general and, I'd argue, Christianity in general, on a num- -- which is the only real meaning of love, contrary to the favorite claims, for example, is the assertion that "most of ber of fronts. bad messages we receive daily through the media and the wars" throughout history were "caused by religion." Again space prevents a deeper dive, but I've become elsewhere -- as best modeled by, and lived through, Christ We could delve far deeper into this, and I could argue convinced that the most robust strains of Christianity not Himself. that very few wars have ever actually been about religion only have much to teach us regarding what might loosely I suppose this writing can be dismissed as that of a "re- (earlier wars, when cultures took religion more seriously, be called the Sexual Revolution...that is, a radical shift in ligious person," a designation I've never quite understood, were usually about land, money, and power, as they are thinking, in our culture, regarding what leads to happi- largely because I've yet to meet a single, solitary soul who today, though more often then in the guise of religion than ness, fulfillment, and justice in areas regarding everything is not "religious." today). from gender issues to sexual behavior, child-bearing, and Some just aren't "religious" about God -- but we're all Consider, though, the non-religious wars of the 20th more...but may just have the antidote to the abysmal, cata- religious about something or someone. It's just a matter century, which took more lives, by virtually every histori- strophic mess we find ourselves in. of who. cal account of the data, than all the wars of past centuries And do we not? Consider the staggering data on how

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photo provided Library from page 3 Owens. With the use of black Labrador Retrievers, talent- ed song writing, and guitar-playing fire fighter, Jeff Owens uses song and demonstration to inspire audiences of all ages Winters scholar- to learn and retain important fire safety tips and lifesaving skills. The program reaches roughly 400,000 children each ship winners year and has been accredited to saving at least 12 lives since it was founded. LEFT: Samantha Howard (right) and Tucker The Kasey Program is a philanthropic organization estab- Schultz (left) recently received Ralph Winters lished in 1995 to bring fire and life safety skills to children scholarships to aid with their college tuition of all ages in a fun and memorable way. costs. Howard is attending IVY Tech at Warsaw For more information, contact Youth Services Manager in Medical Technology. Schultz is majoring in Jill Gavlick at 574-842-2941 or [email protected]. Geology at Hanover. Winters is pictured here at center. The library’s street address is 107 N. Main St. in Culver. This program is free and open to the public. The Ralph Winters Scholarship is admin- Free Computer Classes at CUTPL istered by the Pulaski County Community Culver-Union Township Public Library is offering free Foundation. The scholarship is renewable for computer classes in July on Mondays at 6 p.m. and Fri- up to four years. Applicants must be gradu- days at 10 a.m. Classes include Computer for Beginners ates of Culver Community High School and (July 6 and 10), Internet for Beginners (July 13 and 17), Sophomores in College. Computer Security (July 20 and 24), and Intro to Social Media (July 27 and 31). Laptops are available, or feel free The scholarship was established in honor of Winters' parents, Carl and Edna Bailey to bring your own. These sessions are free and open to Winters. the public. Briefs from page 1 patriotic nature. It is best to listen to the carillon from a 17 through 19, with its traditional roster of events -- from for $25, and may be purchased from any Kiwanis Club distance of 300 feet or more from the base of the tower, the Miss Maxinkuckee pageant to Saturday night’s fire- of Culver member. All proceeds go to four-year college depending of course on weather conditions. In the event works; from its annual bicycle ride to kids’ games and car scholarships for local children. The winning drawing will of rain or questionable weather conditions, the tower will show, though this year’s event will omit the burn-out con- take place following Lake Fest fireworks in the town park be open for people to come up during the recital to see ev- test of years past -- scheduled to return. Also returning is Saturday, July 18. erything at close range. A tour will be offered afterwards, the annual Saturday morning parade, whose honored pa- taking people up to see the instrument, and demonstrating rade marshal (collectively) will be the Culver-Union Twp. Culver Comm. Schools summer food pro- its capabilities. All carillon recitals are free of charge and Public Library, in honor of its centennial. Information on gram under way open to the public. the festival is available at culverlakefest.com, and details Culver Community Schools summer food program is Blood drive July 15 will appear in upcoming editions of The Culver Citizen. launching at six area sites includinng the Aubbeenaubee The American Red Cross will offer an opportunity to Moonlight Serenade date changes to July Community Building, Leiters Ford (through July 24, 11:30 give blood Wed., July 15 from noon to 5 p.m. at the Cul- a.m. to 12:15 p.m.); Ora Church Basement (through July ver-Union Township Public Library, 107 N. Main St. in 17 10 from 12:15 to 12:45 p.m. (EST); Former Monterey Culver. To donate blood, simply download the American Culver Summer Schools and Camp’s annual Ann M. Elementary (through July 24 from noon to 12:30); Culver Red Cross Blood Donor App, visit redcrossblood.org or Smitson Moonlight Serenade has changed dates for this Public Library (through July 23 - Tues., Thurs., 11:15 to call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) to make an ap- year, and is now scheduled for will take place Friday, July 11:45 a.m.); Culver Elementary (through July 31 - break- pointment or for more information. 17 (rather than July 3 as previously reported), with a rain fast 7:45 to 8:30 a.m.; lunch 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.); date of July 19. The Serenade will begin at the town park Culver Comm. High School (through July 24 - breakfast Poplar Grove sale July 17, 18 around 9 p.m., then head to the west shore of the lake, 7:45 to 9:30 a.m. lunch 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.). Area Poplar Grove United Methodist Church, located three concluding with the east shore. children 18 years of age and younger and people with dis- miles east of Culver, will hold its annual rummage sale abilities (regardless of age) who participate in special edu- on July 17 and 18 from 8 a.m. 4 p.m. This sale will again Lake Max home tour July 25 cation programs are eligible for a free meal through the have a huge variety of high-quality items. Furniture, elec- The Lake Maxinkuckee Association’s first-ever Lake program (all other adults may purchase a lunch for $3 and/ tronics, household, lawn and garden, tools, clothing, toys, Max Home Tour will take place Saturday, July 25. The or a breakfast for $1.50). books, and much, much more. event features a pontoon tour of fabulous Lake Max- inkuckee homes. Check-in is from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Cul- Kayak, paddleboard rentals in the park Community meal at Grace July 15 ver Marina, with a party following at the Marina. The tour Kayak, paddleboard, and related equipment rentals are Grace United Church of Christ will hold its monthly is a fund-raising benefit for Culver’s Lake Patrol. Please now available during available hours at the east end of community meal on Wednesday, July 15 at 6 p.m. All are call with questions: 574-298-690. Culver’s town park. More information and rental prices invited to this free, ecumenical event whose purpose is to are available online at lakemaxchallenge. com/lake-max- share a friendly meal in a welcoming, community atmo- Wesley Preschool accepting apps life. sphere. The meals are held on the 15th day of each month Wesley Preschool is accepting registration forms for in the basement of the church. the 2015-16 school year. The 3-year-old class, at $95 per Euchre, pinochle club month, meets Tuesdays and Thursdays. The 4-year-old A weekly euchre and pnochle club, open to the pub- Lake Fest returns July 17-19 class, at $110 per month, meets Mondays, Wednesdays, lic, takes place Fridays from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at the Culver The Culver Lake Fest will return the weekend of July and Fridays. Classes are held from 8:30 to 11 a.m. at the park beach lodge, 819 Lake Shore Drive, Culver. Have preschool. Registration forms can also be downloaded fun playing cards, make new friends, enjoy beautiful Lake from www.culverumc.com/preschool. Maxinkuckee and our fine restaurants and city. Kiwanis golf cart raffle underway Culver Farmers Market Build Now With... The Culver Kiwanis Club’s annual summer raffle is un- The Culver Farmers’ Market is now open at the north- derway, with this brand-new, street-ready golf cart val- west corner of Ohio and Jefferson Streets (across from ued at $7,500 as the prize. Tickets are $10 each or three CVS Pharmacy). The market will operate into October on Saturdays from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Interested ven dors please call at 574-842-2648 (ask for Barb). The Culver 2013 BUICK VERANO Chamber of Commerce sponsors the market. CASH Premium, Sunroof, Leather, PRICE Friends book sale every Sat. this summer Backup Camera, Front The Friends of the Culver Union Township Public Li- Pole Barn Material Wheel Drive, 35k Miles brary will hold book sales every Saturday 9 a.m. until Packages Now 2 p.m. in the Carnegie Room, in the lower level of the Available library, through August 29. Post Frame Buildings • Concrete Work $18,700 Free Quotes • Great Rates • Quality Workmanship Rarities on exhibit at Academies gallery Residential • Agricultural • Commercial TRUCK A page from the first book printed on the printing press is 1-800-747-6516 among a wide array of pieces exhibited at the Crisp Visual “Trustworthy People & Buildings” GOBLE CENTER Art Center on Culver Academies’ campus through June. www.steelridge.biz US 35 N., Winamac • 574-946-6683 • www.goblegm.com Several diverse exhibits include works around the themes Landscapes, ART/WORD, 121 121 and Culver Connections, Culver Legals Culver Legals respectively. The Galleries at the Crisp Visual Art Cen- INVITATION FOR BIDS NOTICE OF A HEARING ON TOWN OF CULVER, INDIANA PROPOSED ORDINANCE ter are open Sundays from 1 EAST LAKESHORE DRIVE DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS Property owners and other inter- to 4:30 p.m. or by appoint- Notice is hereby given, that the Town of Culver, Marshall County, Indiana by and through its Town Council, hereinafter referred to as the Owner, will receive sealed bid packets ested parties in the Town of Cul- ment at 574-842-8278. for the construction the EAST LAKESHORE DRIVE DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS. ver are hereby notified that a Sealed bids must be received by the Town of Culver no later than 11:00 A.M. (Local Time) on July 28, 2015. Bids received after such hour will be returned unopened. Bids received prior to this time shall be opened and publicly read at the public meeting scheduled to take place on July 28, 2015 at 11:00 A.M. (Local Time) at the Culver Town public hearing will take place at Life Support at Hall, 200 E. Washington Street, Culver, Indiana 46511. 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, July 14 at A pre-bid meeting will be held at 1:30 P.M. (Local Time) on July 17, 2015 at the Culver Town Hall, 200 E. Washington Street, Culver, Indiana 46511. All prime contractors Culver Town Hall, 200 East Grace Tuesdays subcontractors and other interested parties are invited to attend. Washington Street, Culver, to re- The Grace United Church The Project will be constructed in one (1) single prime contract, which is outlined in the construction documents and specifications. This contract will consist of construction ceive input from the public on of Christ, 307 N. Plymouth storm water system improvements along East Lakeshore Drive, State Street, Liberty Street and Forest Place, Culver, Indiana. whether to add fluoride to the Plans and Specifications for the Project are on file and may be examined at the following locations: water treatedby the Culver Wa- St. in Culver is offering s-IDWESTERN%NGINEERS )NC #ORPORATE$RIVE )NDIANAPOLIS )NDIANA ter Department. All interested a Life Support Group on s#ULVER4OWN(ALL %7ASHINGTON3TREET #ULVER )NDIANA Plans and Specifications are available at the office of Midwestern Engineers, Inc. The service charge for Contractors to view the plans for preparing their bid is as follows: 1) parties may appear and be Tuesdays at 6:30pm. Peo- Viewing on CD - $40.00 per set, 2) Viewing by download at midwesterneng.com/planroom - $25.00 per set, and 3) Viewing paper-bound plans and specifications - $200.00 heard. A copy of the ordinance is ple involved with anxiety, per set. All service charges for viewing are non-refundable. Preliminary viewing of plans can be done on-line for no charge. on file at the Clerk-Treasurer’s stress, depression, emo- The work to be performed and the bid to be submitted shall include sufficient and proper sums for all general construction, mechanical installation, labor, materials, permits Office, 200 E Washington St. licenses, insurance, and so forth incidental to and required for the construction of the facilities. Karen Heim tional issues & addictions Each bid must be enclosed in a sealed envelope bearing the title of the Project and the name and address of Bidder. All bids must be submitted on the bid forms as identified Clerk-Treasurer are welcome. 842-2331 or in the Contract Documents and Specifications. June 24, 2015 842-3592. Each bid shall be accompanied by a certified check or acceptable bidder’s bond made payable to the Owner, in a sum of not less than five percent (5%) of the total amount o July 2, 2015 CC6263 hspaxlp the highest aggregate bid, which check or bond will be held by the Owner as evidence that the bidder will, if awarded the contract, enter into the same with the Owner upon notification from him to do so within ten (10) days of said notification. Approved performance and payment bonds guaranteeing faithful and proper performance of the work and materials, to be executed by an acceptable surety company, will be Apartment required of the Contractor at the time of contract execution. The bonds will be in the amount of 100% of the Contract Price and must be in full force and effect throughout the term of the Construction Contract plus a period of twelve (12) months from the date of substantial completion. House The Owner reserves the right to reject any bid, or all bids, or to accept any bid or bids, or to make such combination of bids as may seem desirable, and to waive any and al informalities in bidding. Any bid may be withdrawn prior to the above scheduled time for the opening of bids or authorized postponement thereof. Any bid received after the Job TIMEANDDATESPECIlEDSHALLNOTBECONSIDERED.OBIDMAYBEWITHDRAWNAFTERTHESCHEDULEDCLOSINGTIMEFORRECEIPTOFBIDSFORATLEASTNINETY DAYS A conditional or qualified Bid will not be accepted. Award will be made to the low, responsive, responsible bidder. Auction All applicable laws, ordinances, and the rules and regulations of all authorities having jurisdiction over construction of the project shall apply to the project throughout. "IDSSHALLBEPROPERLYANDCOMPLETELYEXECUTEDONBIDFORMSINCLUDEDINTHE3PECIlCATIONS"IDSSHALLINCLUDEALLINFORMATIONREQUESTEDBY)NDIANA&ORM2EVISED and INCLUDEDWITHTHE3PECIlCATIONS5NDER3ECTION)))OF&ORM THE"IDDERSHALLSUBMITAlNANCIALSTATEMENT!COPYOFTHEPROPOSED&INANCIAL3TATEMENTTOBESUBMITTED with the bid is included in the bid documents section to these specifications. The Owner may make such investigations as deemed necessary to determine the ability of the More Bidder to perform the work and the Bidder shall furnish to the Owner all such information and data for this purpose as the Owner may request. The Owner reserves the righ to reject any bid if the evidence submitted by, or investigation of, such Bidder fails to satisfy the Owner that such Bidder is properly qualified to carry out the obligations of the Your Agreement and to complete the work contemplated therein. 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