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Volume 82 Culver, In d ia n a 46511 T hursday , Ju ly 5, 1979 N um ber 19

Moonlight Serenade To Be This Weekend

C u l v e r - T h e a n n u a l loonlight Se renade w ill be eld on L a k e M ax in ku ckee t f l p m on S a tu rd a y ,J u ly (on the W est S h o re 1 and

Sunday, J u ly 9 on the E a s t Band w ill p la y aboard theShore. Fow ler. T he band is under

T h e C u lv e r A c a d e m y the direction of Col. M a rt inS u m m e r C a m p C o n c e r t Uebel

New Police OfficerC u lve r • Joh n Kre iter. 22,

/ ill r e p la c e M a r v i n A . 'h a c k e r a s C u l v e r ’s new t*puty m arsha l. H e h a s been •t>rking part tim e in lhat osition s in ce Ju n e 23 and rill a ssu m e full tim e du ty on >ugust 1.K r e it e r c a m e f ro m T ip -

ecanoe w here he attended Yiton h igh school. H e then

m oved to Ve rm ont w here he graduated from the Ste rling School in 1976 Joh n is a 1978 g ra d u a te o f V in c e n n e s U n ive rs ity a n d holds an A S degree in con se rvation law enforcem ent H e ’s a lso had c o u r se s at the u n iv e r s i t y re lating to c r im in a l law and police operations.

J o h n w a s e m p lo y e d

through the M a rh a ll C oun ty P o l i c e D e p a r t m e n t , P lym outh, w he re he se rved a s their p roce ss se rve r since h is g r a d u a t io n f ro m V i n ­cennes.

H e holds a certificate a s s w im m in g in s t r u c t o r a n d sw im m ing is one of h is m ajor hobbies.

John C. K re ite r. O l iv e r ’s new police o fficer is sw o rn in

b y C l e r k - T r e a s u r e r M arize tta Kenney.

Where To Park?

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C u lv e r • R e s id e n t s and i s in e s s p e o p le a re w on- •ring w here to pa rk on a k e S h o re D r i v e a c r o s s jm the E l R a n ch o Theatre

O C A I, S T U D E N T X C E L L S A T P U R D U E

C u lve r - R ic h a rd L inha rt, m ol M r and M rs. A lbert in h a h V C u lve r, attained a 0 a ve rage in his final M n e s tc r a t P u rd u e n ive rsity . R ic h a rd is a lso >e of ve ry few students to

H a n s e n 's R e s t a u r a n t a n d Sport Shop and the Lakev iew Tavern.

It seem s the sp ace s w here

be accepted in the Schoo l of V e t e r in a r y S c ie n c e at P u r d u e a n d w i l l b e g in studies th is fall.

THE CULVER CITIZEN *‘>our homclOHn p ap e r "

th ey u s u a l ly a n g le p a rk (nea r the beach a rea w here p a rk in g is at a p re m iu m in the su m m e r* w ere painted ye llow a b o u t m id n ig h t on W ednesday. June 27.

A fire h yd ran t insta lled in the m idd le of the block supposed ly p roh ib its p a rk in g for 15 feet on e ither side, but access is a va ila b le d irectly in back o f the hydrant.

I t ’s w o n d e re d w h e th e r veh icles pa rked a s pictured, on ra ilroad prope rty in back erf the hydrant, is legal

A t o n e t im e b u s i n e s s people in that area thought the hydrant would be moved, but have s in ce learned that it’s there to stay. B ob and Ka te M a v . ow ne rs of the L akev iew T a ve rn attended to w n b o a r d m e e t in g s to p ro te st the s it e o f the nvdrant They w ere told then that their protest would be taken into con side ra tion by the town board m em bers. A total of s ix p a rk in g spaces h a v e been e lim in a te d . Another hyd rant is located at the fire station less than aL . l/ L I __ I. t k n n n m nn>.

Register note for a chance to uin a free

R ocky Mountain Vacation

See details on page 7

Grether Promoted At McGill Mfg.

C U L V E R S C H O O L B O A R D M E E T S

C u lve r - T h e C u lve r Schoo l board met M o n d a y night at the a u d i t o r iu m a n d a c ­cepted the b id s by In gw a lk Johnson Rooting ot P lym ou th for the re p a ir of the h igh school roof at a cost of $112,000.

T h e y a lso a p p ro v e d a d ­ve rtis in g for bids on co n ­verting to total en e rgy to N IP S C O at the h igh school.

A p p r o v a l w a s g iv e n to advertise to u se $25,000 from the cum u la tive bu ild ing fund for the h igh schoo l tracK tor re su rfac ing It w as thought lhat it w ould not cost that m uch and on ly the funds needed w ould be used.M e m b e r M a rg e re t C la rk

m ade a m otion that the m eetings no longer be rotated to different locations

C u lve r - The prom otion of K e n n e t h E . G r e t h e r to M anu factu rin g and M ethods Coord inator at the M c G ill M fg. Co., Inc., C u lve r has been announced b y D . W. Ham ilton, v ice president and p lan t m a n a g e r , e ffe c t ive Ju ly 1.

Kenneth is a 1964 graduate of P e ru h ig h school In 1967 he re c e iv e d a n a s so c ia te d e g r e e in b u s i n e s s a d ­m in is t r a t io n f ro m I n ­ternational C o llege in Fo rt W ayne.

K e n sta rted w ith M c G ill Decem ber 1967 in the a c ­counting departm ent, in 1972 he m oved to the Droduction c o n tro l d e p a rtm e n t. He

started w o rk in g in the in­d u s t r i a l e n g i n e e r i n g d e p a r t m e n t in 1973 a n a served in that capac ity until his recent prom otion.

C u lve r - T h is lifeguard is M ax in ku ckee a s the w a rm m ers and sun bathers on du ty at the beach on lake w e a th e r b r in g s out sw im -

New Pizza King Now OpenC u lve r - B ob M o rg a n and

Connie Sp rague , ow ners of the new P izza K in g at 218 S. M ain , Cu lve r, a re be ing kept b u s y s e r v i n g o n e o f A m e r ic a 's favorite d ishes - pizza. T he y a lso have sa n d ­w iches. subs, strom s. T e xa s B B Q , C o n e y a n d o th e rs, a long w ith the P izza K in g salad.

T h e f r a n c h is e w h ic h o p e ra te s ou t o f L a fa y e t te features seating spaces at the C u lve r location for a p ­

p rox im ate ly thirty. Y o u m ay d ine In, c a r r y out, o r de livery is a lso available. They open at 4:30 p.m. Tue sday through Sun d ay and a re c lo se d M o n d a y s . T o phone in o rd e rs ca ll 842-3001. P r ice s range from $2.25 to $7.60 and the sandw ich p rice range is from $1.15 to $2.75.

B o b re p o r t s b e s id e s the r e g u la r in g r e d ie n t s fo r pizza, sausage , m ushroom s, p e p p e rs, h a m , bacon ,

pepperionl, etc , they also nave Coney dog and Taco pizza.

W hen p a rk in g spaces are not a va ilab le in front of the business. D r. F . L. Babcock has told the couple that people m a y u se the pa rk ing lot adjacent to h is busine ss ac ro ss the street when he does not h a ve officc hours.

W e w ish B o b and Connie good luck in their new en­terprise.

in the corporation. T h is w as de feated 4 to 3. B o a r d president H ow ard H ilder- b ra n d . m e m b e r P a u l Dav id son, D on K e lle r and M a rv in Good voted aga inst wnile m em bers P a u l Snyde r Jr., M r s C la rk and P h il M a llo ry voted for.

H ild e b ra n d s u g g e s te d that Good b r in g the b ills for his legal fees to the next m eeting so that w hether or not the school corporation w ill pay these fees m a v be r>'solved

The board w ill m eet in executive se ss io n at the adm in istra t ive bu ild ing at 7 30 p.m. on M onday, J u lv 30th, to d iscu ss the a d ­m in is t r a t iv e s a la r y a n d review the budget.

The next re g u la r m eeting will be held M onday, August 6th at 7:30 p.m. at the M ontrey E le m e n ta ry School.

“ Views In The News”

Ken. h is w ife Donna and d a u g h te r K im b e r r l y S u e r e s i d e a t L a k e B r u c e , K e wanna.

K E N N E T H E . G R E T H E R

Swedish Girls Visit Culver

C u lve r - M o n ic a C ederberg from Sw eden is qart o f the L io n s C lub You th E x ch a n ge P rog ram . Sh e is sta y in g with the A rt B irk fa m ily and is shown w ith their daughter. Ruth, right. M on ica is 17 yea rs o ld and w ill rem a in in the c o m m u n i t y f o r a p ­

p rox im ate ly s ix w eeks H e rfa th e r is a L io n s C lu b m em ber in Sweden.

L io n s C lub m em ber. A rt B irk , reports that there a re th ree o th e r y o u n g peop le v i s it in g C u lv e r , a n o th e r f r o m S w e d e n , o n e f r o m F in la n d and one from Peru.

Cu lve r - Conn ie Sp ra gu e is show n in front of the new-

P izza K in g on South M a in in O liv e r She and B o b M o rg a n

opened the r e s t a u ra n t fo r business last Tuesday.

Dovid Mahler Takes First With Angus SteerT he c la ss m em bers o f 1929

received the trophy at this y e a r 's a lu m n i ga the rin g for

h a v in g th e b i g g e s t p< c e n t a g e o f t h e i r c l a present.

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C u lve r - T h is 1,069 pound A n g u s S te e r took G ra n d C h a m p io n fo r it ’s o w n e r

D a v id M ah le r, son of M r. &M rs A lan M ah le r, at the re cen t In d ia n a S ta tePreview Show held at New Castle.

The steer w a s born in M a rch of 1978 and its n am e is “ H u e y .” Y o u n g D a v id is bare ly v isab le a s he stan d s in b a c k of the s te e r d is p la y in g the b a n n e r he wtrn T h e show is sponsored b y t h e I n d i a n a A n g u s A s s o c ia t io n a n d e n t ra n t s cam e from a ll over the state.

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D U N H A M & R E E S E E X C H A N G E V O W S

A rg o s • Ruth E la ine D u n ­ham and Larry Jay R ccsc were married on Saturday. June 9 at the A rg o s C ongrc-

Jational Christian Church in rgos. Pastor A lex D cgo lyc r perform ed the double ring

ceremony. She is the d au gh ­ter o f M r. and M rs . Lorraine Dunham of A rgo s. The g ro o m ’s parents arc M r. and M r s . Gene Reese o f Roches­ter.

The bride made her own gow n and veil and wore her m other’s headpiece in her w edding. She also wore an heirloom necklace which be­longed to the g ro o m 's family. The bride also arranged her ow n bouquet and all the w edd ing party corsages, constructing them from silk flowers.

Beth Dunham , siste r o f the bride, w as the M a id of H onor. B ride sm a id s were C athy Reese and Polly Thom as. Joan Hochstctler served as flower girl.

O rville R cc sc w as the best man. G room sm en were K e v in Dunham and Jim Reese. Jerem y Reese w as r in g bearer.

A reception followed at the fellow ship hall o f the church.

The bride is a graduate o f A rg o s H ig h School and at­tended Grace College. The groom is a graduate of Roch­ester H ig h School and In d i­ana Vocational College.

The couple arc liv ing in B rem en until their house is completed at Route 1, Roch­ester.

B R O W N & S C H A F E R E N G A G E M E N T T O L D

A rgo s - The engagem ent o f M y rn a Brow n and Ted Schafer has been announced by the parents o f the bride- to-be. M r. and M rs. Charles B row n of Plym outh.

M y rn a is a graduate o f Ancilla Dom in i H ig h School. Dona ld son and Parkview M ethod ist School o f N u rsin g in Fort W ayne. She is em ­ployed at St. Jo se p h ’s H o s ­pital in South Bend.

Ted Schafcr is the son of M r. and M rs . Raym ond Schafcr o f A rgo s. H e is a

fraduate o f A rg o s H igh chool and attended Purdue U niversity in Lafayette. He

served in the m ilitary from 1973 to 1975. H e is presently em ployed as an E .M .T . by the Plym outh Com m unity Am bu lance Servicc.

The couple plan to wed at St. M ich ae l’s Catholic C hu rch in Plym outh on Ap ril26, 1980.

by A rlene J . W ilder

a D a rk e r s F o rd - a B rem en, a B rew om en or even a Breperson. A nyone am ong you who doesn’t think this is a b illiant idea say. “ N a y .” Not all at once though, m y ears a re sensitive.

Neither do 1 believe a parent shou ld be requ ired to ride with a new ly licensed teenager until the k id com es w ith a 25,000 m ile w ritten g u a ra n te e of d e n t le ss driving.

I ’m not o ld fashioned a io u g h to believe that k id s should be seen and not heard. But hu sbands should.

I th ink soap com m erc ia ls should be banned from T V u ile s s they’re put to m usic and su n g bv the k id w ho says, ‘‘M y baloney h a s a first name...”

E a r ly M o rn in g O lio

H ousew ork is n ’t one of m y f a v o r i t e t h i n g s . Neither is m oving. But, I ’m a firm believer that if a house gets loo d irty the sim p le st w ay to so lve the problem is to move.

M y beliefs a re n ’t shared by the m a jo r it y of the populace, though. W h ich is p r o b a b l y a g o o d t h i n g because som e o f them are rea lly not too practical.

F o r instance. I believe that a person should trade c a rs when the ash tra y gets full or it r u n s out of g a s - w hichever com es first.

I a lso th ing tow ns should be nam ed differently in the interest of fa irness. W here the re s a D e long there should be a D eshort - A W inam ac, a Lo seam ac - A Le ite rs Ford,

by Dave Tranter

And it’s m y f irm con­v ic t io n th a t p a re n t s shou ldn’t try to get ideas a c ro ss to their ch ild ren by ye lling at them. In stead I think they shou ld bop ’em with a hu ge vo lum e by D r. Spock. O r better yet w ith D r. Spock h im self. Show m e a parent who says, “ I don’t, believe in spank ing ,” and I 'l l show you a rotten kid.

I ’ll a d m it m y ideas are not all p ractica l o r popular. But show m e a w rite r w ithout an idea and I ’ll show you a co lum nist at 4 a.m. the m orn ing of a deadline.

Tfir. Trophy C u lve r - S u sa n L y n n B u rke and D ona ld E . Nelson ex­ch a n g e d m a r r ia g e v o w s Saturday, June 16th in the Cu lver M e m or ia l Chapel of C u lv e r A c a d e m ie s . R e v . D o n a ld B o w m a n of the C u lv e r W e s le y U n ite d iviethodist Church, received the vow s at l o’clock.

The bride is the daughter of M r. and M rs. D a v id L. Burke. 820 L a k e Sho re D rive , C u lver and the parents of the b ridegroom a re M r. & M rs.M. R icha rd Nelson, 300 So. 28th Street, Lafayette , In ­diana.

A m usica le preceded the cerem ony. G e r ry G hera rd i of C u lve r A cadem ie s se rved as o rgan ist and M is s K a re n Rarnhart of Lafayette w a s v o c a l is t a n d M r . R o b e rt K am ro w o f C u lve r M ilita ry ’ A cadem y w a s carillonneur.

M is s Su sa n T h o m a s of C u lver se rved the b ride a s m a id o f h o n o r a n d the b r id e sm a id s w e re M is s Catherine B ro w n of C u lve r a n d M i s s C in d y N e l s o n , siste r of thre groom of

Lafayette.T o n y B e le n n e n o f

Lafayette se rved the groom as best m a n a n d the groom sm en were M r. W ilber M a rsh a ll of Lafayette and M r. D a n B u rk e of Culver, b r o t h e r o f t h e b r id e . Seating the guests were M r. S c o t B u r k e o f C u l v e r , brother of the b ride and M r. L a r r y N e l s o n a n d M r . M ichae l N e lson of Lafayette, brothers of the groom .

M r. Steven Burke, brother of the bride, se rved a s the acolyte.

Fo llow ing the w edd ing a buffet w as held at Latovo la Restaurant in Culver.

T h e bride is a graduate of C u lve r G ir ls A cad e m y ; and attended P u rd u e U n iversity. She is a m em ber of K appa K appa Kappa.

T h e b r i d e g r o o m i s a graduate of Lafayette Jef­f e r s o n H ig h S c h o o l a n d P u rd u e U n iv e r s it y . H e is e m p lo yed a s a co m p u te r p ro g ram m e r analyst.

The couple is now at hom e at L isle . Illinois.

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EASTERN S TA R tl’X IL IA R Y M E E T S

Culver - The Eastern Star luxiliary met in the homo of kina Reed on June 26 at 7:30i.m.In the absence of the

resident LaVerne Geiger ice president presided. She welcomed all and opened nth a poem “ Appropriate n m e m o rv of K a th ry n anksley who passed away

nn May 30th She conducted the business and closed with The Joy of Unselfish Giving.

Refreshments were served by the hostesses Zetta Shaw, Leona M cCune and M rs. Reed

Remainder of the evening was spent at various games with prizes going to Pearl Onesti, Margaret Washburn and Anna W aite. M yste ry packagr awarded to Hazel Thornburg

B O Y S C O U T H A P P E N IN G S by Richard Salier

Culver - Culver Bov Scout Troop 290 recently held its Court’ of Honor with the follow ing a w ards being presorted

Merit Badges

M att Lo u gh , cooking; Donald K lin e , cooking, firemanship. home repairs

mid painting; Eddie Salzer, cooking.

ship; Rick Patrick, cooking.

»ng. firemanship; Rick Clifton, cooking, ureman-

flrem ansh ip ; M ichael Lehmann, painting, wood­work; T im Sage, cooking, Aremanahip; Rex Harness, cooking, firemanship. Mark Woodward, cooking

M ichael B . Leh m a n, Double E a g le P a lm ; B ill Ftshback, Tenderfoot; Don K line was oresented the

Assistant P a tro l Leader Patch.

Eleven O live r area Scouts were at Cam p Tam erach, near Jones Michigan last week for their annual trip to summer camp. A good time was had by all.

R E T U R N S H O M E

Culver - Raymond Walter of C u lv e r was dism issed from the Parkview Hospital

IJC T T E R T O E D IT O R I so m uch appreciated

your printing of the article s t a t i n g " L i f e is n o t

Church Directory

U N IT E D M E T H O D IS T C H U R C HMonterey

Pastor Philip Hershberger Worship Service - 9:10 a.m. Sundav School -10:10 a.m.

W ed. Bible Study - 7:30 p.m. Supt. John Ringen

measured by its length, but by its depth.” Would you please send me a copv of the <«uire article

Just a few days before the a rticle appeared. m ycousin's fiance succumbed u> cancer on A pni IS. They had planned to be married on April as Y our article was moat timely and comforting

I am also looking for another article which may have also appeared in your

gilum n It was .reo rin ted om W o m a n s p a y

Magaine and was entitled “ Let Me Be A Child Again If you do not have it, I shall inquire of the magazine

Y o u r c o lu m n so ofte n points to significant ideals draw n from e veryda y e x ­periences, and this feature ctoes make it interesting and inspiring.

Thank you for your kind attention.

Sincerely Mrs. Sheila Beers

Argos

(Editor's note: Thank you for your kind words Letters like yours make the effort all worthwhile )

L E T T E R T O E D IT O R

Thank you for sending the Senate a com p lim e n ta ry copy of the Culver Citizen. We very much appreciate having this opportunity to keep a b re a s t of w h a t 's happening locally

Thank you again

Sandra B Culp Secretary of

the Senate

B IR T H D A Y HOG R O A S T H E L D

Culver • An annual hog roast was held at the property of Ray Houghton on the Tippecanoe R iv e r on Saturday. June 30. The party is held each year to celebrate Ray and Je rry Houghton’s birthday, they are cousins.

The y were both born on Ju ly 5th of the same year and neither will ever see 40 again. H appy b irth d ay, fellas

R E T U R N S H O M E

C u lv e r • M rs . F o rre s t Houghton of C u lv e r was dism issed from the Parkview Hospital

B A S K E TB A L L RESULTS

Argos • In Wednesday evening basketball action. Log House Village conquered Oak Crest by a 51 to 40 vic­tory. Gary Cox of Oak Crest had 16 point and Dave Riffel had 14 points for Log House.

PO O D A N D D R IN K S KOK O L D TO W N P U M P D A Y S

Bourbon - There w ill be fo o d , c o ld d r in k s a n d necialties for every’ tast at the slamfc on Main Street d u r in g O ld T o w n P u m p Days. Ju ly 13, 14. and 15 in Bourbon Besides aU the restaurants w hich w ill be o p e n to s e r v e p a ra d e viewers, the Rainbow Girls will be selling the ever popular elephant ears in front of Tom Sell's store.

Other highlights of the Old Tow n P u m p D a ys celebr­

ation includes the following: Youth Carnival

Childrens GamesCutie King and Queen Contest

C a r W a sh; Youth C a r ­n iv a l ; M u g S h o ts ; Pet Parade; Street Dance; Smg- a-long and Dance; Firemans Water ball Fight

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U N IT E D M E T H O D IS T C H U 1 C HLetters Ford

Pastor Philip Hershberger Worship Service - 11 a.m. Sunday School • 10 a.m.

Every 3rd Sunday Special Service - 7:30 p.m.

Every 2nd Monday Youth Fellowship • 7:30 p.m.

Local Resident Honored For 4-H ServiceM RS B R O E K E R & Y E A R S W IT H 4-H

C u lve r - Th irty -n in e longtime volunteer adult 4-H d u b leaders were recognized at the concluding session of the 01st annuul 4-H Roundup

at Purdue University Each leader received an

inscribed, gold plated 4-H paperw eight noting his o r ner lo n g a n d d e d ic a te d service They also received the grateful thanks of state and county Extension per­

sonnel. and an ovation from the 3,000 youths and adults in attendance. La te r, the leaders were honored guests at a luncheon on campus

Honored for 25 years of s e rv ic e w a s M rs . Ja n e Broeker of R . 2 Culver.

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FU R N ISH IN G S , IN C.West Jefferson St.

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-2626

PfN DER’S R E S TA U R A N T454 Ohio St.

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-3415

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BO B S E LECTR IC , IN C.Route 1. Box 129 Argos, Indiana Phone 892-5573

AR G O S LU M B E R CO .303 E. Walnut Argos, Indiana Phone 892-6148

H O L L A N D 'S H A R D W AR E101 N. Michigan Argos. Indiana Phone 892-6561

B A IL E Y ’S SA LES 4 SER VICE(Kelvinator. Fodder's)

Appliances. Air-conditioning and Heating

2 mi. north of Argos on Bus. 31 Phone 892-6289

W ELB O R N S E E D IN C. D U E S TE R H A U S , INC.

Bus. 31 North Argos. Indiana Phone 892-6233

B U R K E T T 4 SON A R CO SER VICE

Michigan Sc Williams Argos. Indiana Phone 892-5237

G R A N D M A ’S K U C H I N142 S. Michigan St.

Argos. Indiana Phone 892-6545

G R O SSM A N F U N E R A L H O M E 4 A M B U L A N C E SER VICE

Argos. Indiana Phone 892 5113

ARGOS TE L E V IS IO N A N D A P P LIA N C E

130 S. Michigan Your Hometown Service Co.

Phone 892-6583

M A R S H A LL C O U N TY BA N K A N D TR U S T

Argos. Indiana

S T A T E E X C H A N G E IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y

State Fjichangc Bank Bldg. Argos, Indiana Phone 892-5126

A LFO R D 'S IG AUS 31 North

Argos. Indiana Phone 892-5715

C R A F IS 4 FABRICS115 N . Michigan Argos. Indiana Phone 892-6154

B IN K LE1 R E A L E S T A T EArgos - Culver - Knox • Winamac

Phone 892-5813

AR GOS P H A R M A C Y106 S. Michigan

and530 N. Michigan

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Argos AreaW A L N U T C H U R C H

O F T H E B R E TH R E NRoute 1. Argos Phone 892-5349

Pastor William Gham Sunday School - 9:00 a.m.

Worship Service -10:00 a.m.

FIR S! B A P TIS T C H U R C HSt. Rd. I0W , Argos

Phone 892-6260 Pastor Ray Oviatt

Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Church Service - 10:30 a.m. Evening Service - 6:00 p.m.

Prayer Meeting - Wed. Eve. 7:00

C H U R C H O F JE S U S C H R IS TU.S. 31 North. Argos

Phone 892 5556 Saturday Eve. - 7 J O p.m. Sunday Eve. - 6:30 p.m.

Wed. Bible Study -7 :30 p.m.

JO R D A N B A P TIS T C H U R C H4 mi. southwest of Argos

on W'est 19th Road Rev. Arlev Mitcham

Sunday School - 9:30 and 10:30 Worship Service - 10 J O and 11:30

Evening Scrvice - 7:00 p.m . Wed. Bible Study - 7:00 p.m.

S A N TA A N N A U N IT E D M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H

Corner 20A and Nutmeg Roads Pastor Keith Smitfey

Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Church Scrvice • 10:30 a.m.

AR GOS C O N G R E G A TIO N A L C H R IS TIA N C H U R C H

210 S. Maple. Argos Phone 892 5656

Pastor Steve Felder Church Service 9:30 a.m. Sunday School • 10:30 a.m. Evening Scrvice • 6:00 p.m.

Wed. Eve. Service • 7:00 p.m.

U N IT E D M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H538 N. Michigan. Argos

Phone 892-5644 Rev. Richard Lewke

Church Scrvice • 9:30 a.m. Sunday School • 10:30 a m.

Wed. Eve. Bible Study - 7:00

W E S L E Y A N C H U R C H N. Michigan St.. Argos

Phone 892-5694 Rev. Robert VanHaitsmas Sunday School • 9:30 a.m.

Church Scrvice - 10:30 a.m.Evening Service - 7:001

o6pGood News Club • Wed. 7.00 p.m.

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Culver AreaG R A C E U N ITE D

C H U R C H O F C H R IS T307 North Plymouth

Rev. Tom French Sunday School • 9:15 a.m.

Worship Service -10:30 a.m. Nursery Care during

Worship Service

W E S L E Y U N ITE D M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H

511 School Street Rev. Donald S. Bowman

Sunday School - 9:00 a.m. Worship Service - 10:00 a.m.

Nursery Care Available

C U LV E R B IB LE C H U R C HSouth Main Street

Phone 842-2860 Rev. Daniel Huhn

Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship Scrvice -10:30 a.m. Evening Service - 6:00 a.m. Vouth Group - Sunday 5:30

W'ed. Eve. Prayer Group - 7:30

S T. A N N ’S C A T H O L IC C H U R C HMonterey. Indiana 46960

Phone 542 2061 Rev. John Manion

Confessions • Saturday 4 to 5 p.m. Saturday Scrvice - 7:30 p.m.

Sunday Service - 7:30 and 9:30

C H U R C H O F G O D (Abrahamic Faith)Burr Oak. Indiana

Pastor James Mattison Sunday School • 9:30 a.m.

Worship Service -10:30 a.m. Variety Service - 7:30 p.m .

Wed. Eve. Prayer Meeting Sc Bible Class • 7:30 p.m.

Youth Meetings

T R IN IT Y L U TH E R A N C H U R C H330 Academy Road

Vicar L. Rodencal. Pastor Morning Worship • 9:30 a.m. Sunday School • 10:30 a.m.

S T. M A R Y 'S O F T H E L A K E C A T H O L IC C H U R C H

124 College Avenue Father Matthew S. Kafka

Mass • 5 J O p.m. Saturdays Sundays - 8 .9:30 4 11 a.m

Phone 842 2522

E M M A N U E L U N ITE D M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H

401 South Main Rev. Robert Hansen

Sundav School • 9:30 a.m, Morning Worship • 10:30

Wed. Prayer Sc Bible Study 7:00

N E W H O P E C H U R C H O F GO D Rev. Darrell Maddock

Rcbckah Lodge on W |8B Road Church Service • 9:30 a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m.

POPLAR G R O VE U N ITE D M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H

Worsnip Service • 9:15 Sundav Sch*x>l • 10:15

C U L V E R M IL ITA R Y A C A D E M Y Culver. Indiana

Rev. William R. Martin Chapel • 10:30 a.m.

Holy Communion • 11:20 a.m.

M T . H O P E U N ITE D M E T H O D IS T C H U R C HI mile south of the south

end of State Road 117 in Fulton County

Pastor Alva C . Ward Sunday School • 9:30 a.ni.

Worship Service • 10:30 a.m.

C H U C K ’S S TA N D A R D 203 N. Main

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-2401

P L Y M O U TH F A M IL Y R E A L TY517 N. Michigan.

Plymouth. Indiana Phone 935-5173

M A X IN K U C K E E H O M E SUPPLY State Road 1 0* 17

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-2515

M R . r s R EX A LL DRUGS806 Academy Road

Culver, Indiana Phone 842-2400

S IT and S T ITC H202 N. Main

Culver, Indiana Phone 842-3088

L A K E R E A L TY820 Academy

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-2524

JO H N E L L IO T T EN TER P R IS ES . INC.

Route 1 Culver Phone 842-2260

H O M E R E S TA U R A N T113 S. Main St. Culver. Indiana Phone 842 2511

S T A T E E X C H A N G E B A N KMain Street

Culver, Indiana Phone 842-3321

T H E S T A T E E X C H A N G K IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y

Main Street - Bank Bldg. Culver. Indiana Phone 842-3321

E M K L E Y R EAL E S T A T E 622 Lake Shore Dr.

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-3975

BO N IN E F U N E R A L H O M E24 H r. Ambulance Servicc

Main Sc Lake Shore Culver. Indiana Phone 842-2082

A L ’S T V A N D A P P LIA N C E C U LV ER C O M M U N IC A TIO N S

115 S. Main, Culver Phone 842-2982

H A N S E N S R E S TA U R A N T 4 SPORTS SHOP

614 Lake Shore Dr. Culver. Indiana Phone 842 3232

J ’S 5 4 ?114 N.Main

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-3524

C U LV E R A U T O BO DY SHOP316 E . Jefferson St.

Culver, Indiana Phone 842-3780

A L F O R D ’S IG A F A M ILY C E N T E R

Culver. Indiana

Wise Receives VFW Award

Culver Shown in center is present Peat CommanderKoger Wise, service officer and Maj Robert Kibter. Past at V F W Post 6819 Culver Commander W toe to holdng L e ft is J a c k W a s h b u rn , the trophy he won recently at

the V F W Convention in Fort Wayne as State Outstanding Jiervtce Officer

“ Views In The News”

ANorn M O T O R S-ST Gums on wh£4ib M

Culver - A 4 R Motors on tifym g th eir autom otive Beal Deals on Wheels" to la ke Shore Drive recently sales and repair buun<»s under their cocnpanv name installed a new sign iden- Their slogan “ Home of the

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U tG O S M E R C H A N T S V IN A G A IN

A rg o s - In the M e n ’s Slow ’itch Softball gam e on rhursday evening, the Vrgos M e rchan ts trium phed >ver the C u lve r State Ex- hange Bank by the score of 4 to 6.

T im Ca lhoun o f the A rg o s cam had 4 hom e runs, with }re g Sheetz and M ik e Sher- vood each add ing their two lome runs, and G a ry Long- trect with h is one hom e run.

Fo r the C u lve r team. B rad Ih o de s and K e n Re in inga lad hom e runs.

In other action, the W orld >f Sound & L igh t defeated J .A .W . 748, by the score o t7 to 7. D an D cW itt, M ick fanDuyne. John D unn. Bob )u n n and R ich Van D u vn e all tad hom e ru n s for W $ & L. Icff Sw eeny and “ B o n o ” Jrbano had hom e ru n s for J .A .W . The W orld o f Sound Ic L ight has 29 h its and J .A .W . has 10 hits.

Snyde r M o to rs overthrew ’e sch ’s Tavern w’ith a 14 to 9 core. Je rry C annon has a lom c run for Sn yd e r and Don ►tiles had a hom e run for ’e tch 's . S n yd e r’s had 18 hits o Pe sch ’s 15 hits.

C U L V E R G IR L S S O F T B A L L B L E A G U E

C u lve r - M n n d a v . June 25, V F W L a d ie s A u x i l ia r y played S a m s E le c tr ic and it w as an electric gam e. F o r the V F W L a d ie s Bridgette Chm e ilew sk i had a hom e run and a double to help with their 18 runs. F o r S a m s E lectr ic K im W oodw ard had a g rand s la m hom er in the 2nd inning. L is a M a ste r had a hom e run and a triple. R eg in a W a g n e r and C harlie ( L i s a H u b e r ) h e a c h had doubles and to help w ith their 21 runs.

Tue sday, Ju n e 26, T rash - A -W ay p layed State E x ­change B ank . F o r T ra sh -A - W ay D ebb ie C ih ak hada a grand s la m hom er and a double. K a th y H p k in s had a hom e ru n a n d S u n c e ra y Lew is had a w ell h it double. They scored 16 runs. F o r State E x c h a n g e B a n k L o rr ie L a n d ry had a hom e ru n s in the first and second in n in g s S a l ly O v e r m y e r a n d G in e Trip let each h a d tw o doubles and E lizabe th D e e ry went 4 tor 4. I n e y IC o re a 24 runs.

W e d n e w d a y , ’ J u n e 27, M o rr iso n s w a s he ld to on lv 9

run s by the V F W Lad ie s A u x ilia ry w ho hadn ’t scored a run til their ra lly in the 6th. They scored 5 ru n s and had us all on the edge of our seats.

Thu rsday , June 28. C - League, o u r tw o 7 yea r oldteam s p layed a tw o inn ing

Kactice g a m e at 5 o’clock fore the re g u a r gam e. T he

team s a re B uckeye Feed and The T op Shop. E a c h team scored 7 ru n s in the first a snd 4th 4 ru n s in the 2nd for an 11 all tie. E r in B ax te r h it a hom run for B u ck e ye and J ill H e im nga nit one tor Top Shop.

T nu rsday , Ju n e 28. V F W Post p layed S a m s E lectric . Both team s took advantage of a lot of w a lks. F o r V F W Post M e lis s a Norton had a hom e ru n and a double. T he y scored 30 ru n s in all. F o r S a m s E le c tric w ho just kept chasin g them L is a M a ste r had another hom e run, triple gam e. The re w ere 23 ru n s in all.

S t a n d in g s : M o r r is o n s , State E x c h a n g e Bank, V F W Post, S a m s ’s E lectr ic , V F W Lad ie s A u x ila ir y and T ra sh -A-W ay.

FFA Member Building Solar Heated Barnt»- Eddie Rickman

C u lve r - F a r out in the

r u r a l a re a b e tw e e n M o n ­terey and W inam ac, energy experts can find how one en terp rising F F A m em ber is helping to p rov ide a partia l an sw er to tne w o r ld ’s energy shortage.

M ik e Loehm er, a lone w ith his father, R a lp h Loehm er, and other m em bers of h is fam ily a re bu ild ing a new d a ir y b a m . O ne o f the p rob lem s is how to supp ly heat to keep expensive d a iry equipment fro m freezing in w in t e r a n d k e e p in g th e b u ild in g c o m fo r ta b le fo rattendants.

A fte r re a d in g se ve ra l m agazine a rtic le s and ap u D iic a t io n f ro m P u rd u e U n ive rsity , then they have decided to use a s m uch so la r beat as they can capture (tom the sun.

S in ce these features are being put in the bu ild ing as it is Deing 'Dullt', the additional cost for the co llecting and sto ra g e e q u ip m e n t is m in im a l. A w o od h e a t in g stove w ill be insta lled to provide heat on d ay s when h e re is not sufficient heat from the sun.

by Alice M cCarthy

M i s s S h e r ie M c C a r t h y daughter of M r . and M rs. D a v id M c C a rth y of M ich ig a n C ity and g randdaugh te r of Joe and A lice M c C a rth y w as installed a s g ra n d patriotism at the N ationa l O rder of R a in b o w G i r l s g r a n d assem b ly held in E v a n sv ille th is past week.

T h e A m e r ic a n L e g io n A u x ilia ry U n it 103 of C u lve r w ill meet at the Leg ion H om e on State R oad 10. W echesda^ J u ly I I at 2:00

o 'c l o c k . H o s t e s s w i l l b e Helen M oore.

M a h a l ia H a w k in s and D e lla C am pbe ll attended the picnic of the C iv il Se rv ice Retired P e rso n s at H ow ard P a rk in South Bend on M o n d a y . T h e r e w a s a m e e t in g a n d c o n v e n t io n report in the afternoon.

R e v . a n d M r s . A . E . G iv e n s of W a b a sh v is it e d T ue sday afternoon w ith M r. and M rs . Je sse S im s.

The C u lve r H om e m ake rs E x te n s io n C lu b w i l l m eet Ju ly 6 at 9:30 in the hom e of R u t h A n n Z e c h i e l f o r breakfast.

M r. and M rs . R od Dutt and son K i r k and f ly in g in ­structor A r t W angk) flew to R o u g h R i v e r D a m S ta te P a rk in K e n tu ck y Satu rday. T he y w ere accom pan ied by t h re e o t h e r p la n e s w h o c a r r ie d m e m b e r s o f the Mentone F ly in g Club.

The J.O .Y. C la s s of the E m m an u e l U n ited M ethod ist C hu rch w ill m eet for a picnic at the P a u l Snyde r residence Sunday, J u ly 15 at 5:30 p.m. B r in g cove red d ish and your own table serv ice . M a rga re t M c G a f fe y ar.d G la d y s P r o s s e r w i l l be h o s te s se s w ith the Snyders.

M r s . Ir e n e W a lt e r s and M rs. K a y C o lv in of South Bend w ere w eek end guests of M rs . W illiam Ea ste rd ay .

M r. and M r s . Je sse S im s and M is s e s E v a and T reva L e a p sp e n t W e d n e sd a y even ing in K n o x v is it in g M r. S im s c o u s in M r s . G e o rg e W underlich.

M r s . L o tu s L o w r y and g ra n d so n D a n ie l L o w r y attended the L o w ry - Cow en f a m i ly d in n e r S u n d a y a t th e

hom e o f M r . a n d M r s . C ha rle s Clifton.

M r . a n d M r s . D e n n i s Westafer, C h r is t i and Jeff s p e n t F r i d a y n ig h t a n d Sa tu rday w ith he r parents

M r . a n d M r s . S t a n l e y Re ichert and grandparents M r. and M rs . H a r ry A r istrong in Bourbon.

rm-Sun d ay J u ly 8 the You th

G ro u p o f G r a c e U n i t e d C hu rch of C h r is t and their g u e s t s , y o u t h g r o u p s o f United C hu rch of Christ in this area w ill m eet at G race Church at 2 p.m. They w ill go to the C u lve r Beach for sw im m in g a n d vo lley ball.

T h e B a s s L a k e R u n A ro u n d w a s he ld S u n d a y w ith 235 sta rt ing at 215 f in is h in g . T h e d is ta n c e s w as 8.1 m iles. A m o n g those from C u lver ru nn in g were S y lv ia S h a f fe r . J o h n S t r y c k e r , K e r r y H a in e s , D a v id Q u iv e y a n d M r . Shriner. H a p p y to sa y they all finished.

M r. W illia m L a k e is hom e from the hospital, and at the hom e of h is daughter L u c ile U lery. He j s im p ro v in g and would w e lc& ne v is ito rs and cards.

T h e 12th g e n e ra l s y n o d m e e t i n g o f t h e U n i t e d C hu rch o f C h r is t w as held in In d ia n a p o l is F r i d a y th ru T u e sd a y . A t t e n d in g fro m Cu lve r w ere D r. O scac and M rs. W esson, M ik e Roew, Rev. and M rs. T om French , M a rga re t E c k m a n , M ild red Hohm an, M e lb a E a ste rd ay , J u d y P a t to n , S h e lto n a n d N aom i Ka ise r.

M r. and M rs . Leon S im s had a b irth d av n a r tv Sundav a fte rn o o n h o n o r in g th e ir daughter M e lis s a on he r 3rd birthday. G ue sts w ere M r. and M rs. Kenneth D uncan and son M a r k o f Rochester, M r s . V i c k i e W in e a n d d a u g h te r B ra n d y , B r ia n Bontrager, D ebb ie F e rg u so n a n d d a u g h t e r L i n d a o f K o k o m o . M r s . A r n o ld A d a m s of Kew anna. M is se s E v a and T re v a Leap, M r. and M rs. Je sse S im s. She lly Sh illin g and T im m v M anns. Ice c re a m a n d b ir t h d a y cake were se rved after she

opened her gifts.

M r s . D a le S p r o u l a / d L o tu s L o w T y v i^ n e d Sa tu rdday in the hom e of M r s . G e o r g e H a r d e n at Logansport.

C irc le I I I o f G ra ce U nited C hu rch o f C h r is t w ill m eet at 6 p.m . on J u ly 12th for a sa lad b a r at the hoe hem e of B e t t ^ Z e c h ie l.^ B r i n g a salad and you r 'o w n 'table service. A lso b r in g sc rap s of m aterial, s c is so r s and clean flower pots T h e flow er pots w ill be cove red for the bazaar to be held Nov. 11. Verda R o m ig & M a r y Ko se w ill assist tne hostess.

R e v . T o m F r e n c h i s d irector o f Ju n io r and Ju n io r h i g h C h u r c h C a m p t h i s week. The cam p is being held at L a k e B a rb ee near Lee sbu rg from Su n d a y thru Saturday. V irg in ia C o le is s e r v i n g a s a c o u n s e lo r , C a rrie S ly and B e ss R a k ish are cam pers.

M r . a n d M r s . S h e l t o n K a ise r spent Su n d a y night and M o n d a y with M r. and M rs. H aro ld Thom pson, in Ind ianapolis. O n their w ay h o m e t h e y s t o p p e d in Nob le sv ille to v is it an aunt M rs. F m k Ka ise r.

M r . a n d M r s . E v e r e t t Hoesel attended the N o rr is fam ily reun ion Satu rday. It w as held in the su m m e r hom e of M r. and M rs . M. A. N o rr is at B e rr ie n Sp rings. M ich igan . O n Su n d a y they attended the Hoese l Cousin reunion at W inam ac.

C irc le I I of the G ra ce United C h u rch o f Christ w iD meet on Ju ly 12 at the hom e of D o llis D illon. T h is w illbe a picnic d inner at 12 o’clock,

bring a covered dish and A ss ist in g w ill be Genevive y o u r o w n t a b le s e r v ic e , (teborn and F lo re n ce B anks.

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FORD & MERCURY

GOOD NEWS!I * E T T E R T O E D IT O R

Help, help, we need help.The R o u n d B a rn Fe stiva l

M il be J u ly 12-15 so the Fu lto n C o u n t y H is t o r ic a l Society needs he lp and food. As we have over 350 m em ­bers to ca ll, and som etim es they ca n ’t be reached, please print th is in the paper so a ll m av know o f the schedule.

P le a s e b r in g s the f o l l o w i n g f o o d in n o n - returnable conta iner to the tent in L a k e v ie w P a rk ;

T h u r s d a y - la s t n a m e s beginning w ith A -B b rin g 2

Kc k a g e s o f 8 h a m b u rg e rsn, C -E 2 doz. com bread

m uffins, T -V 2 bottles ca t­sup . m e m b e r s fro m K ew anna and Fu lton b rin g one ja r o f jam.

F r id a y - F -H 2 doz. corn - b r e a d m u f f i n s . I - L 2 p a c k a g e s o f 8 h a m b u rg e r ouns.

Sa tu rd ay - M - P 2 packages of 8 h a m b u rge r buns, Q-S, 2 doz com b rea d m uffins.

Sun. - W 2 doz cornbread m uffins. X -Z . 2 p a ckage s of 8 ham bu rge r buns

W o rk sh ifts a re four hou rs each: 9 to 1, 1 to 5, and 5 to 9 Ih u r s . Sat but on Sun. only one shift; 11 to 3. B y c lo s in g at 3, we can a ll go to the historical basketba ll g am e at 4 p.m. at the F a m ily Y betw een L in c o ln a n d o ld Colum bia.

If any m em b e r is not

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Kew anna area call W ilm a Berw anger. in Fu lton ca ll bertha W altz, in A k ro n ca ll knte Jennens.

C u lv e r , M ik e L o e h m e r, left, is c a r e fu l ly p la c in g rocks w hich w ill be used for the underfloor heat storage of the d a iry barn. A t right.

M ik e h a s c o m p le te d the storage unit and w ill now place a fou r inch concrete floor over the top oi tne rocks.

. . . n o w M O R E S a v in g O p t i o n s f o r y o u !

EFFECTIVEJuly 1, 1979

New Federal

Bank Regulations

1. In te re s t R a te , R e g u la r P a s s b o o k S a v in g s a d v a n c e d f ro m 5 p e rce n t to 5V4 pe rcent.

2. N e w 4 -ye a r S a v in g s C e rt if ic a te offered. R a te : a v e ra g e y ie ld 4 -ye a r T r e a s u r y S e c u r it ie s , a v a ila b le 1 st d a y e a c h m onth.

S A V EI n t e r e s t , R e g u l a r P a s s b o o k S a v in g s 5V« pe rcen t, m a x im u m pe rm itted . In te re s t c o m p o u n d e d co n t in u o u s ly .

S A V E

S A V E

N e w 4 -y e a r S a v in g s C e rt if ic a te . R a te : B a s e d u p o n a v e r a g e y ie ld , 4- y r . T r e a s u r y S e c u r i t i e s . $500 m in im u m . In te re s t c o m p o u n d e d co n t in u o u s ly .

W id e r a n g e T im e S a v in g (C .D .) p la n s . H ig h e s t in t e r e s t ( c o m ­p o u n d e d c o n t in u o u s ly ) . P e n a lt y fo r e a r ly w ith d ra w a l e a se d as p e r ­m itte d b y n e w re g u la t io n s . M o n e y M a r k e t C e r t i f i c a t e s : $10 ,000 m in im u m . R a t e b a se d u p o n w e e k ly s a le U .S . T r e a s u r y b ills .

3. P e n a lt y fo r e a r ly w ith d ra w a l T im e S a v in g s ( C D ’s ) eased. S A V E AT OUR BANK!

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Serve You BetterO u r candidate is A l She row o f Culver.

Monday thru Saturday

9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m .

9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sunday

—Let Us Be The One—

D E P E N D A B L E DRU G S T O R E S

103 S. Ohio Culver 842-3400

Now OpenTom’s Construction

Siding & Insulation

“BE PREPARED FOR HIGH COST HEATING FUEL THIS

COMING WINTER”

Complete Building And Remodeling Supplies

. J t . V o T O ur candidate is Haskel Hickey ^ a X C t t *- of Bremen.

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"What You Win "• THREE NIGHTS LODGING IN

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• 6 DINNERS • 6 BREAKFASTS& 4 VAGABOND LUNCHES

• SPEED BOAT RIDE• JEEP RIDE• 2 DAYS USE OF FISHING BOAT• HORSEBACK RIDING• PRIVATE BEACH SWIMMING

CONTEST RULES

Fach of the 13 businesses listed here draws a semi-finalist for cach week, announcing ihc names in their ads which appear every Thursday tn a Vagabond full page ad. After S weeks, two trip winner* are drawn from the 104 semi-final ists. The semi-finalists will be announced in cach

business ad each week.1. Vagabond winners will receive three nights

lodging at the DcWccsc Vagabond Lodge in Custer County. Colorado Included are m » dinners, six breakfasts and four Vagabond lunch­es. a free jeep ride, speed N ut ride, hor»e ba^k ride and 2 days use of a fishing boat

2. Winners will receive free air fare for two and will be met at airport with free transportation to the lodge. Winners who ctiose to drive their own cars will receive S400 cash to cover expenses

3. Employees in sponsoring firms are eligible to win at any place of business other than their own place of employment.

4. Vagabond Press. Inc reserves the right to make any decisions on changes in these rules due to changes in conditions on situations that may arise, in conjunction with the sponsoring news-

^ fT No purchase neccssary. Winners need not be present at drawing.

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Call Us....842-3013

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“ WINNERS CHOOSING VOLUNTEER DATES RECEIVE FREE 8KIINQ AT THE CLOSEST SKI AREA IN THE COLORADO ROCKIES ”

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Cuflte* Cwutiy CchiadcFialwtg, Biwfutg. Skiing. Summing. Hunting

9k Tke Heati uj Tl« Sa*u)te De Cwtw Awciica j Wtwf BeaulHuI Range2 TRIPS TO BE GIVEN AWAYSemifinalists announced each week.

Two trip winners drawn at end of 8 weeks.

The Culver And Argos Businesses Listed Invite You To Register To

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New Federal Bank Regulations, July 1, 1979 Make Possible:

1 . >e» 4-year Savings Certificate now available. Kate based upon yield tied to sale of Treasury Securities (cach month). At our Bank. Interest Compounded Continuously.

2. Penalty for early withdrawal. Time Savings( ( l is t cased. Our candidate is Dale Dolan of Culver.

3 . Interest. I'.isshook Savings, advanced toAt our Hank. Interest Compounded Continuous­ly. Uur candidate Is Bev Gates of Arjjos.

SAVE and EARN at our Bank

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Binkley Real Estate

O u r candidate is K a re n Beaver o f Culver.

O u r candidate is Beverly E. Gordon o f A rgos.

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happiness every day! JjDOC D O C

Log House Village Boutique

From 1 0 % To 4 0 %Off On Selected !! Chester.

O u r candidate is E leanor Z im m erm an of Rochester.

Log House MarineSpecial 16’ Bass Boat•5695 Trailer

Reg. •7285** FuUyO u r candidate is F in ley Gonce o f A rgos.

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Popov4 Vodka* * * *43Jn f i or 3 for

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207 E. Jefferson 842-2450 Culver

Open Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Fridays & Saturdays 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Open Sundays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.O u r candidate is M . M archerta o f Culver.

OPEN DURING SUMMER HOLIDAYS

Holiday Hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Thursday, July 5, 1979 “Your Hometown NEWSpaper” Page 7

S E L L I N G ?C H E C K O U T T H E . . .

Classified Advertising Rates

Phone 842*3229 -Culver 892-6333 -Argos

First 2 0 W o rd s - $1.00 Each A dd it iona l W o rd 5<

For Sale

Norclco Security Lights534.95, S tockm an ’s Special on Injectable Oxytet 50, S4.45/500 cc (lim ited lot). Zechiel Farm Supply, C u lve r 8 :00 to 4:30 five days.

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F O R S A L E : 14 ft. a lum in ­um boat with trailer. $300 Phone C u lve r 842-3597.

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F O R SA I.F : A rtex tube pa in ting supplies. Phone 842-3722 after 5 p.m.

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FO R S A LE

Three bedroom river hom e near Le iters Ford, in near new condition, two full baths, large fam ily room with fireplace, kitchen stove and refrigerator included, in su l­ated and heated two car garage, black top drive. .68 acre with nice trees and good f ish in g area. $36,000.

C u lve r 2'/> m iles north, large four bedroom home, doub le garage, central air. natural gas, insulated, fine decor, setting on large lot. financed now through F H A . $29,000.

40 acres near the south end ol Lake M axinkuckee. Large 4 bedroom hom e, re- niodultul kitchen, larged in ing room, l'/ i baths, nearly new two car garage, two sm all barn s with outside water, two other outbu ild ­ing s, 5 acres o f woods, beau­tiful setting - nice fam ily home.

46 acres near Leiters Ford. 4 bedroom rem odeled m od­e m hom e, new bath, large with attached trom p shed, well fenced, sm all woods, good productive soil, early possession, ready for your family.

1.3 acres near State Road 110 with two bedroom farm hom e, hardwood floors, chicken house and several outbu ild ings, nice lawn and garden spot. $20,000.

3 bedroom Brick Ranch H om e 5 m iles south o f Culver, approx im ate ly 2 acres. 15 x 24 liv ing room with lim estone fireplace, built it kitchen with ceram ic tile floor, 2 Vi car garage, 200 am p scrvice. outside sw im ­m ing pool, nice trees, ready for you r family.

D E A M E R & D E A M E R R EA LTO R S

Rochester 223-3129Jane M il l s 223-3308

Ra lph Stayton 542-4323Ronald G und rum 857-3695

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T A K E O V E R P A Y M E N T S o f $115 per month. 1979 Oak- brook 1 4 ' wide m obile home. 3 bedroom , fully furnished, carpeted. Free set-up and delivery. Call Steve at 317- 637-6137.

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Notices

F o r expert body work and pa inting on your car o r truck see Van, the body work specialist at V a n ’s B ody Shop on old U .S. 31 at R iver Bridge. 2 m iles north of Rochester. W elcom e Van G ilde r 223-5503. W e also do hand w ash ing and waxing.

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Quality rem odeling, add i­tions. sid ing, cabinet work and new construction. Call for Free Estim ate. Phone A rg o s 892-5684, 892-5466.

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W A N T E D : W ill g ive voice and piano lesson taught by m asters candidate. Stacev Heyde. Phone RochesterH eydc.223-4558.

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W A N T E D T O B U Y O R R E N T : 10 to 40 acres near Cu lver, 110 area. Prefer hom e and barn or outbu ild ­ings. K e n Ncvhoff. Phone Star C ity 946-4813 o r 946- 3139 business.

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F O R S U M M E R R E N T A L : W e st side o f Lake M ax in -

Tcuckcc, furn ished un its for $175 to $275 per week. For inform ation call (219) 259- 7141.

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Culver, Ind 842-3664

JohnsonOutboards

Ranger Boots Shore Land R traders. H o rn s Flote Bote Pontoons.

Culver Marina3000 E S t'O ff O ' 8J2 2269

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NoticesN O T IC E T O BID D ER S FO R G A S O L IN E A N D

F U E L O IL

The Board o f School T ru s ­tees o f the A rg o s Com m unity Schools, A rgo s, Ind iana, wil receive sealed b id s until 7:30 p.m., M on day, Ju ly 16, 1979 w its office at the School Adm in istration B u ild in g at 440 North F irst Street for No. 2 fuel oil to be u sed in heat­in g the school bu ild in g and for gaso line for the school bu se s and other gaso line b u rn ing equipm ent o f said school corporation for the>eriod Ju ly 17. 1979 through

ilv 30, 1980.fu rth e r inform ation and

detailed specifications may be secured from the Office of the Superintendent of Schoo ls at the above m en­tioned address.

The Board reserves the right to reject any and/or all b ids, and to waive any infor­m alities and/or irregularities

B ob’ s E le ctric In c.ROUTE 1

ARGOS IND. 46501 892-5573

in any proposal.Board o f School T rustees

A rg o s Com m unity Schools B y : George W olf, Sec.

Dated: Ju ly 5 & 12, 1979

N O T IC E T O B ID D ER FO R M IL K

The Boa rd o f School T ru s ­tees o f the A rg o s Com m unity Schools. A rgo s, Ind iana, will receive sealed b id s until 7:30 p.m., Ju ly 16, 1979 in its office at the School Adm in i stration B u ild in g at 44( North F irst Street for m ilk and other da iry products to be used in the school lunch and special m ilk p rogram for the period A u gu st 20, 1979 through A u gu st 19, 1980.

Further inform ation may­be secured from the Office of the Superintendent of Schoo ls at the above m en­tioned address.

The Board reserves the righ t to reject any and/or all b ids, and to waive any infor­m alities and/or irregularities in any proposal.

Board o f School T rusteesA rg o s Com m unity Schools

By: G eorge W olf, Sec.Dated: Ju ly 5 & 12, 1979

Dale Sen sibaugh

Roofing Contractor

Culver. Indiana

Call early m orn ing or even ings for free estimate

842-3703

Announcements-lnvitationsW edd ing, G raduation. Ann iversa ry. B irthday. A n y Occastion. Coordinated accessory items. Napk in s, matches, place cards, p lay ing cards, cake boxes, etc. A lso stationery, inform al notes and envelopes.

Fast DeliveryFo r inform ation and price list

Phone 842-3229Sam ples show n in your home.

Call for appointment.

: Bailey’s Sales And Service2 m iles north o f A rg o s on O ld 31

We Do Appliance Repair On All Major Makes A n d M odels .

We Have Good Used A nd New For Sale A nd Also Take Trade-Ins?

Phone 892-6289

North-South Realty Co,— is now leasing —

Office and Com m ercia l spaces in the newlv T J g rem odeled Elliott B u ild in gT n dow ntow n’

Culver, and other local locations.Jo in these professional people:

Carla T rum p C A R L A J E A N ’S B E A U T Y S H O P

842-3013

John Elliott J O H N E I. I IO T T E N T E R P R IS E S . IN C .

842-2260

Larrv Pachniak. Agent N O R T H W E S T E R N M U T U A L L IF E IN S .

842-3961

Arlene Nix. Ed itor T H E C U L V E R C IT IZ E N

842-3229

D an ny H aenes H A E N E S & A S S O C IA T E S

Certified Public Accountants 842-3802

If you need a location for your new or ex isting|J j l £ i n e s s ^ « ™ M [ s a c a l U ^ 4 ^ 2 6 a ^ ^ g

TheHome Restaurant

113 S. Main - CulverEnjoy Our Daily Specials

Now Open For Breakfast,

Lunch And Dinner842-2511

Carry O u t Available

Hamlet.R e t ir e d owner

H O B A R T C U R TIS

A rg o s - W o rd ha s been received from M ad iso n Indiana, that Hobart Curtis, father o f M r s . H aro ld (Cath­erine) W illiam s, 214 South G rove Street, A rgo s, died at about noon on June 26.

Su r iv in g are four d au gh ­ters, grandch ildren and great-grandchilden.

B u n a l w as at Petersburg, Indiana.

W IL L IA M H E P L E R

A rg o s - W illiam J. Hepler, 65, of Route 1, Tippecanoe, died unexpectedly at 12:51 a.m. on June 26 at M arsha ll C o u n ty 's Parkview Hospital in Plym outh, where he had been admitted several hours earlier. H e w as a retired cm plovec o f the form er Ritz- Craft Corporation o f A rgo s.

M r . H ep le r w as born on February 24. 1914 at Terre Haute. Heple r was m arried October 15. 1955 to Ruth H and , who preceded him in death on February 3.1970.

H e w as a W W 1 I veteran

and a m em ber o f the A rgo s Am erican Legion Post. M r. H ep le r had lived at T ippe ­canoe since 1964. go in g there from A rgo s.

Su rv iv in g are one son, Steven H ep le r o f V irgin ia; one granddaughter; two sisters, M r s . E lnora Veach of W estville, and M rs . Dorothy Lew is o f Terre Haute.

Services were held at 10:30 a.m. on Thu rsday at G ro ss ­m an Funera l Hom e in A rgos. The Rev. D oug la s Fritzel, pastor o f the T ippecanoe Com m unity Churcn, offici­ated. Bu ria l was at the A rg o s M a p le G rove Cem etery, where the A rg o s Am erican Leg ion Post conducted full m ilitary honors.

V I R G I L C. S T R A D E R

C u lve r - V irg i l C. S trader 63, of 460 Fo re st P lace, Culver, died M onday, June 2 5 th a t t h e P a r k v i e w H o sp it a l in P ly m o u th . H e had been ill one month.

B o m Sep tem er 16, 1915 in Knox. Ind iana he w as the son erf H ersche l and Lu lu C raft Strader. H e lived in C u lve r s in c e 1948 c o m in g f r o m

operator of Q ua lity G rovery, M r. Strader w a s m arried to Sy lv ia P. Jordan.

S u rv iv in g besides the wife S i lv ia a re one son, Denn is L. Strader. Ind ianapo lis; one b ro the r, R a lp h S t ra d e r , Ham let and one sister, M rs. M ild red Fe rch , Ham let.

P r iv a te se rv ice s were held T h u r s d a y m o rn in g a t the B o n in e F u n e r a l H o m e in C u lve r w ith E rn e st G iant, S.C., of Ham let, officiatin B u r ia l w a s in the New 0 H ill Cem etery, P lym outh.

Reg ister now for a chance to w in a free Rocky M ounta in vacation at participating C u lve r and A fg o s b u sine ss­es. Tw o trips to be given away.

M IS C E LL A N Y

by Helen Sherbondy

O thers want to get ahead O n the job or on the track; H ow come when I get to

churchThe re ’s no room in the back

We print envelopes, letterheads, statements,

business cards.

Roe PrintingW rite

P.O . B ox 131 Rochester

or call 223-3233.

Unfinished Furniture Warehouse316 E . Jefferson Culver

Always a special Over 400 pieces In slock

Open 12 - 5 p.m . dally Closed Monday 842-3659

J U S T O F F E R E D

The three bedroom country hom e is located on a 198 ft. by 222 ft. wooded lot. The hom e is only one year old and is energy efficient. There arc two furnaces. O ne is g a s and one is wood b u rn ­ing. Last w inter no g a s at all was used.

Fo r th is and other properties in the C u lve r area, contact us.

Thomast S *

Dow ntow n C u lver 842-2311

Deamer & Deamer Realtors109 E. N inth Street Rochester. IN 46975

Phone 223-3129

A T B U R R O A K

Large four bedroom hom e 2 Vi m iles north o f Culver. Double garage, central air, natural gas. insulated, fine dccor. setting on large lot. financ­ed now through F H A . S29.C

Lake Realty

820 Academy 842-2524 CulverL A K E P R O P E R T Y

A cce ss • 2 0 '. 2 story, 3 bedroom - low 30’s. F rontage • 4 5 ', 2 story. 3 bedroom - Imm ediate Po sse ssion • 8 0 ’s.Lake Latonka • 3 bedroom , 1 story, 2 car garage. 9 0 ' frontage - 50 ’s.Lake Latonka - Access with lot - 4.250.

A C R E A G EC u lve r Schools

4 Acres, 3 bedroom s, I story - 20’s.3 A c re s - 4 bedroom, 2 story - low 4 0 ’s. Im m ed ­

iate Possession.8 A c re s - 2 bedroom. 1 story - Stark Co. - Im ­

m ediate Posse ssion - 4 0 ’s.

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M onte rey - 2.3. bedroom. 1 story, completely fu r­n ished and boat • Im m ediate Possession - 30 ’s.

C U L V E R300 W . Jefferson • 3 bedroom, lV i story, fire­place, 2 car garage • 4 0 ’s.304 E . W ash in gton - 2 bedroom, 1 story', corner lot - Im m ediate Possession - 20 ’s.445 Lake • 3 bedroom, 1 story alum inum sid ing, insulated. 2 car attached garage, complete kit­chcn, basem ent, 4 lots - Best B uy - 3 0 ’s.

B U R R O A K

Im m ediate Posse ssion - Com pletely rem odeled - 2 bedroom . 1 story, new top to bottom -19.500.

D E V E L O P M E N T

25 A c re s adjacent to C u lver C ity Lim its.28 Acre s adjacent to C u lve r C ity Lim its.

O F F IC E S P A C E

Office Space Availab le - air conditioned, carpet • receptionist • Culver.Professional Bu ild ing, Now Leasing.

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9 4 6-381 2R IV E R H O M E : Love ly 2 to 3 bedroom hom e on 3 lots overlooking T ippecanoe River. H om e well decorated with large room s.T IP P E C A N O E R IV E R : Vi m ile frontage. 42 acres. 24 acres tillable. O w ner will sell on con ­tract with low interest rate.C U L V E R : Beautiful A -fram e on large lot. 3 bed­room , 2 baths. Cathedral ce ilings in liv ing room. O ne car garage in basem ent.M E Y E R S L A K E : Lovely slop ing lot in M arsha ll C ounty with 60 ft. o f lake frontage. O w ner will sell on land contract.N E W L IS T IN G : B u s in e ss lot in Culver, 25 x 140 ft. Ideal location.C O U N T R Y S E C L U S IO N : 20 acres on Yellow River. 1500 sq. ft. o f liv in g space. 4 bedroom s, fireplace, cathedral ceilings, and built-in m ovie scrccn in liv ing room. M u s t see to appreciate. A T T N : Y ou ng M a rr ie d s o r Retired Couple: Love ly 2 bed room hom e in Culver. A ll new a lum ­inum sid ing and nu -sash w indows. Appliances stay, drapes stav. A real barga in at tnfs price. C A L L ! ! !L E T T E R S F O R D : Large 3 bedroom hom e with full fin ished basement, all on one acre lot. App liances and drapes stay.C O U N T R Y H O M E ! 3 bedroom s, frame hom e on 1.6 acres. 24 x 40 garage. New storm w indows. C U L V E R : 2 bedroom hom e with full basem ent and central air. all on 3 citv lots.H A R T Z L A K E : 5 lots with 125 ft. o f lake front­age. O w ner says sell!

M O N T E R E Y A R E A : 2 bedroom hom e with P/j car garage. C lose to town and river. Priced right in low teens.

C U L V E R : 3 lots on Academ y Road. Call on these! J U S T O F F H IG H W A Y 8: New 5 bedroom home on 20 acres. 9 acres tillable.V A C A N T A C R E A G E : 10 acres near two lakes in M a rsh a ll County.H IB B A R D : 3 bedroom s, 2 full baths. 2 car garage, farrow ing house and 2 w orks sheds, all on 2 acres.H IB B A R D : 2 bedroom home. O ne car garage and 2 outbu ild ings on approx. 1 acre lot. all for 517,500.

IN & A R O U N D A R G O S

N E W L IS T IN G : L ike new 3 bedroom home. I ’/* baths, liv ing room, kitchcn and utility room. In the low thirties. O n ly 2 years old.N E W L IS T IN G - 3 bedroom, liv ing room, dining, kitchcn and bath. O ne block from downtown. $25 500.B E A U T IF U L T R E E S & L O T O F F L O W E R S all on3 acres and a large country home with lots o f space. M u s t see this one. $32,000.L A V IL L E S C H O O L - Large hom e on 1 acre lot. Lots o f possibilities. $30,000.C E N T R A IL A IR - Like new 3 bedroom hom e on large lot. Near grocery store and other busine ss es. O n ly $36,500.

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