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A weekly report of the events that are making local history
' S r r m n g the c n m n u m i t n sinrr
Home Of Culver Military Academy • 1979 State Hockey Champions
olume 82 Culver, Indiana 46511 Thursday, July 26, 1979 Number 22
lulver Festival Days To Be Friday & Saturday
'u lv e r - C u lver Festival in’s and Sidewalk Sales will held Friday and Suturday y 27th and 28th in Culver. Iring the whole family fun and entertainment, complete schedule of
nts and sponsoringrchants m av be found onie3.
F E S TIV A L H IG H L IG H TS
Friday. Ju ly 27Sidewalk Days
Saturday, Ju ly 28
2nd annual M axinkuckee Lake Run: C u lve r Eag le s Aux ilia ry Bake Sale; Ra in bow G irls se lling hot soft
pretzels; M u s ic Boosters se lling elephant ears; K idd ie Parade; Vashti Belly Dance Troupe Show; Horseshoe contest; watch Tom Schm idt m ake horseshoes, oxen shoes and other metal items; L ions C lub C orn Roast: A n nu a l F irem ens Festival and Carnival.
ack Horse Troop Appears In Peru Parade’ulver - The Black H orse o p o f the Cu lver a d e m i e s ’ S u m m e r ools, Cu lve r, w as invited com pete in the P e ru
i‘us P a ra d e on Satu rday, v 21 in Peru.
In d e r the c a p a b le ection of Co lonel F lo yd W m ) Tow nsley (U S A . Ret.) horses and r id e rs permed before parade judges ompetition for top honors the ga la festivities. On Jrday. Ju ly 14. troopers t ic ia p te d in the R o u n d n F e st iva l in Rochester, he B la c k H o r se T ro o p i first estab lished in the iter Schoo l in 1897 Ten rs later the first sum men r s later the first s im m e r lool tro o p b e g a n .•ra tions w it h 46 b o y s ler the com m and of Col. bert R o s s o w w ho had
already done m uch to create the efficiency and reputation o f t h e W i n t e r S c h o o l organization.
Today 66 su m m e r school students enjoy two hours of challenging instruction each day under Col. T ow nsley ’s expert supervision. T ow nsley has been instrum ental over the past tw elve ye a rs in c o n t i n u i n g C u l v e r ' s traditional as a center for horseronal as a center for horsem ansh ip through his s c h e d u lin g of n u m e ro u s public c lin ics and program s.
D u r i n g i t s 82 y e a r s e x iste nce , the T ro o p h a s p e rfo rm e d in n u m e ro u s p a ra d e s and e x h ib it io n s, in c lu d in g the 1976 Cotton Bow l P a ra d e and all of the pa st se ve n P re s id e n t ia l In a u g u ra ls . T h e Lanc**r P la to o n , the B la c k H o rse
honor o rg a n iz a t io n , ha s e sco rte d s u c h v is it in g d ign itarie s a s the K in g and Q u e e n of D e n m a r k , tw o Q u e e n s o f E n g l a n d a n d E m p e ro r lliroh ito of Japan.
In addition, the school has played host on m a n y occasions to such prestig ious events as the U nited States P o lo A s s o c ia t io n (U sp a ) T r a i n i n g C a m p a n d th e U S P A * N o rth A m e r ic a n Interscholastic Polo T o u rnament . These, in addition to
" S l,!«,r iHilriiclion 1H f f f l p ? # : rough r id in g andcross country r id ing alm ost >var-round for cadets and coed, c o m b in e to p ro v id e C u lve r with the complete well-rounded horsem ansh ip p r o g r a m f o r w h ic h the s c h o o l h a s l o n g b e e n recognized.
Iford’s Celebrates First Anniversaryulver - T h e first an- e r s a r y o f A l f o r d 's IG A m ily C e n te r w as pb ra ted a t the C u lv e r *e last week. Custom ers
were served a piece of b irthday cake b y M rs. Tom Sturdevant.
D a v e A lfo rd sta ted that he’s pleased w ith C u lve r and
su rround ing a re a residents who have m ade h is first year such a success and is look ing forw ard to m any m ore yea rs of se rv ing them
P ictu red ab o ve , left ,to lit. at A lfo rd s IG A Fam ily n te r. C u lv e r , a r e F re d u m g a rt . c o -m a n a g e r .
Tom Sturdevant, produce m anager; G e r ry Knepper. meat dept m anager; Jeff Becker, store m anager: and
Dave A lford, owner. A lfo rd ’s ce le b ra te d th e ir f irs t a n n ive rsa ry last week.
Iry Weather Brings Water ShortageCu lver - The (’u lver W ater •partment is a sk in g that s to m e rs he lp c o n se rv e iter d u rin g the su m m e ro n t h s b y N O T
rink ling law ns or u s ing y more water than nec- sary du rin g the hot wcath- o f ju lv and August.I’o p ro tect the re se r v e iter supp ly necessary to j h t f i r e s t h e w a t e r partm ent is su gge stin g an ernate day water use leduie C u stom ers liv ing the N o rth and Ea st sides, the street m ay w ater on >nday - W e d n e sd a y and iday and those liv ing on• South and W est sides of > street m a y w ater on
S u n d a y • T u e s d a y a n d T h u r s d a y . T h e n e e d to reduce w ater use is greatest d u r in g the d a y l ig h t h o u r s and on w eekends due to v is it o r s a n d o u tdoo r ac-
C U L V E R R E A C H N E W S by Dorothy Thew s
Cu lver - Re su lts of the
E eased w ater m elon contest st week at the Beach P a rk in C u lve r a re as follows:
Tony C ian do tlo . 1st p lace in6 10 ve a r olds; B rad Knepper. 1st place in the 10- 14 yea r olds. Fo llow ing th is contest the m e lo n s w e re consum ed and a seed spit-
Kiddie ParadeC u lve r - K id s partic ipating
in th e K i d d i e P a r a d e sponsored b y M ax in kuckee Jr. W om an on J u ly 28th are to meet at B on in e 's to line up for the parade b y 12:15 p.m.
The y w ill be judged and given cash p rize s then start the parade b y 12:30.
T h e y w i l l m a rc h d ow n M a in s tre e t ( L a k e s h o re
D r iv e ) turn dow n Jefferson Street to Hooks D ru g s Store where they all w ill receive a treat.
T h e r e w i l l b e f i v e ca te g o r ie s ju d g e d a s follows: Costum es. tricycles. bicvclc. clowns, and pets.
Jo le n e W e sta fe r and M a rth a M ille r a re cha irm en of the parade.
Ox Roast Girls Contestby Pat Weaver
T h a n k s t o a l l t h e businesses and organ izations who are sponsoring a g ir l for the con te st he ld at the M onterey Leg ion on I^ ibor D ay, Septem ber 3rd.
There is still tim e left for you to get in on th is event, so call now and let a g irl represent you.
T he fo llo w in g h a ve a lready sponsored for this:
A l ’s T V a n d A p p lia n ce , Culver.
R o b b in s G a ra g e , M o n tercy.
Z e h n e r 's G a ra g e . M o n terey
P a rk Inn Restaurant, Leiters Ford.
P in d e rs R e s ta u ra n t, O liver.
Bauers Store, Monterey.Leiters Ford Bank,
lo ite r s Ford .E l l i o t t E n t e r p r i s e s ,
Cu lverNorth - South Realty
C u lverRingens Tractor Repair,
Monterey.B ills Grocery. Leiters
F o rdM onterey G i r Scouts,
Monterey.P a rk *N Shop. Culver.R oby s Lum b e r Culver.
B e a v e r s A u c t io n S a le s . Culver.
M ik e s B ody Shop. Culver. Z e h n e r s E x c a v a t i n g ,
Monterey.T r i Chem . Monterev.Top Shop, Culver. W e a v e r s D o z in g . M o n
terey.Hom e Restaurunt, Culver. J ’s 5 & ? . Culver.B ob s M arathon. Culver. B a c k D o o r B ou tique .
Culver.C o u n t r y C u p b o a r d .
Monterey.Shak lee Products. Culver. Corner Tavern. Monterey. Shaklee Products, Culver. R a lp h Stavton Insurance.
Le iters F o rd S a m s E lectric. Culver.F M F u r n it u r e R e p a ir .
I^eiters Ford.S a l in a s B o w l in g L a n e s .
W inam ac.Tor m ore in form ation on
event you m ay ca ll any of the com m ittee m em bers, P a t W’e ave r, c h a irm a n . Te rri Young, co-cha irm an; M a rga re t Zehner. V icky Zehner. C in d y B iddle. Caro l W in d n e r and M a r ia n S a l in a s . M o n te re y . L e a h W atts. S a n d y L a n d ry . Cu lver: R ita Veen. Debbie Goss. Le ite rs F o rd and Ju d y Lutz. Knox.
Receives Applause From
GovernorC u lve r - A p icture o f the
D a le 's sa ilb o a t , bu ilt by H a rry Dale, appearin g in the Citizen a couple of weeks a g o . W h i le s a i l i n g In s t w eekend the D a le ’s were approached by F re d A d a m s ' boat w hich w a s filled with g u e s ts on L a k e
M ax inkuckee F re d stopped to show the people the boat w hich H a r ry had built and the D a le 's were greeted with a round of applause from e ve ryo n e on the A d a m s ' b o a t . A m o n g th e g u e s t s p ra is in g h is effort were G ov and M rs. O tis Bowen.
Fire Destroys Mobile HomeC u lve r - A fire destroyed
the M o n tg o m e ry m o b ile hom e last Sunday night on county road 700 in Fulton County C u lve r • Un ion Tw p
left Foust Shows Grand Champion Gilt
“ Views In The News”m m
Volunteer firem en and the Le ite rs Fo rd Volunteer fire departm ent responded to the call, but w ere unable to save the residence
S H O hv ;. •
Cu lve r P ictured hard at are left to right. C harlie construction is being done by-w o rk w h e n c e m e n t w a s K ing, John E llio tt and his volunteers If vou can helppoured for the foundation of three sons. M ike. F red and contact John Elliott o r A lv inthe new am bulance garage. K y le and G a ry Trip let The Triplet
Merry Workers Paint Trash Cans
tivities.F u l l c o o p e ra t io n w ill
henefit a ll of the custom ers of the W a te r D e p a rtm e n t and help to keep w ater b ills to a m in im um fo r those who do sprinkle.
Ung contest took place. F irs t place went to B illy F ish b a ck with a a m i sp itting of 12 feet. Second place went to T r ic ia H ill with a 10 foot 6 inch seed spitting.
T h e se c o n d s e s s io n fo r sw im m ing lessons w iD begin cn M ondav. J u ly 30 S ig n up at the C u lve r Beach Lodge. T im es w ill be posted at the Beach Lodge.
County 4-H F a ir Je ff h a s been a m em ber of
4-H for 4 yea rs and helpe> h is
(ta re n t s . M r a n d M r s la ro ld F o u s t , w ith th e ir g ra in and hog farm near
Le iters Fo rd Je ff ha s been active in
F F A l iv e s to c k ju d g in g co n te sts a n d a ls o p la ye d basketball on the freshm en team du ring the past year He p lan s to expand his l iv e s to c k p r o g r a m and becom e a g ra in and hog fa rm e r a fte r g ra d u a t io n from h igh sch o o l
C u lve r - Je ff Foust, a so p h o m o re at C u lv e r Com m un ity H ig h School and a m em ber of F F A . won the t r o p h y f o r t h e G r a n d Cham pion G ilt at the Fu lton
C u lve r - P ic tu red above is the M e r ry W orkers 4-H C lub of M o n ie r e y . T h e y a re stand ing in M on te re y 's new
Register now for a chance to w in a free Rocky M ounta in vacation at participating Cu lve r and A rgo s b u sine sses. Tw o trips to be given away.
RXINBO W G IR IS T O SELL PR ETZELS
C u l v e r - T h e C u l v e r Ra inbow G ir ls w ill be se lling hot hom em ade soft pretzels beginning at 9 a.m Satur day. Ju ly 18th in front of A l’s Annex, a c ro ss the street from A l’s T V and Appliance on M a in Street A ll proceeds will go toward equipm ent for the new Culv er - U n ion Tw p Am bulance.
L E T T E R T O E D IT O R
1 read w ith interest a couple of w eeks a go the O liv e r town board m inutes in the Citizen.
S ince I w as present at the meeting I 'd like to m ake it know n that I was not unin terested in fire protection at our place of business. We w e r e g r a t e f u l f o r th e protection. W e only wanted to point out’ that there were several spots a few feet aw ay that could be used and w ould not take aw a y our p a rk in g spaces
W in and C la ra H ansen
town p a rk by one of the trash cans which the club painted and decorated. They have p la ce d th em a ro u n d tow n
F R E E B L O O D P R E S S U R E C L IN IC
C u lve r - T he free blood pre ssu re clin ic w ill be held on Thu rsday. August 2 from 3 t o S p m. in the basement of the p u b l i c l i b r a r y T h i s serv ice is sponsored by the C u lver Tri Kappa.
and hope that the people will u se them to tn e ir c o n venience T h is is one o f their projects to help the com m unity look better
P ictured in the back row a re D a n T a ic le t . S h e i la Keller. B a rb Taiclet, Susan Keller. K im Keller. L inda Spoor and Ru th Bosw ell In the front row are J im Long. M a ry Bosw ell. Ja m ye Pugh. Belinda Sm ith and Christine K e lle r T he ir lender is M rs. H enry Jolly.
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Le ite rs Fo rd - The Leiters F o rd U n ite d M e th o d ist C hurch w as the scene for the 5:30 p.m. w edding of Coleen M . D itm ire and Stew art B. Wat wood on Saturday, June 30.
The bride is the daughter of M r. and M rs. F red D it - m ire. Rt. 4 Rochester and the groom is the son of M r. and M rs. Leonard Wat wood. Ham m ond.
Rev. A lva W ard o f the Mt. H ope U n ite d M e th o d is t C h u rc h p e r fo rm e d the double ring cerem ony.
The a lta r of the church w a s b a n k e d w ith p o tte d white m um s and candelabra. The pews were m arked with a p r ico t a n d w h ite r ib b o n bows.
T h e b r i d e , g i v e n in m a rria ge by her father and mother, was escorted down the aisle by her father and joined at the a lta r by her mother. The b ride m ade her w e d d in g g o w n of E c r u polyester knit and featured a lace inset bodice with a high ruffled neck; long sleeves with lace points at the w rists and a chapel length train. The veil w as desinged and m ade b y the b ride’s s iste r and aunt and com plim ented her d re ss with m atch ing lace trim . She carr ied a bouquet m ade of s ilk roses and babys breath in apricot, peach ana 'D e ige tones.
M rs. Jam es M acA lliste r, R o c h e s t e r , o r g a n i s t , provided the nuptial m usic.
M a id of honor w as M is s Sue Pau l. E ve rg ree n Park. 111. She wore an apricot gown with pleated sk irt and shear o v e r la y on b o d ic e a n d c a r r ie d a s in g le , p e a c h co lo re d ro se w ith b a b y ’s breath and ribbon.
B rid e sm a id s wrere M is s Sh irle y Cooper, Tippecanoe Shores, Rt. 4. Rochester, and M is s M e lan ie D itm ire. sister of the bride. Rt. 4 Rochester T hey cach wore identical g ow n s, in sh a d e d ap rico t w ith white trim . These were m ade b y th c b ride . E a c h c a r r ie d a s in g le , p e a c h colored s ilk rose with bab} breath and ribbon.
Bestm an was Joe Davis. Tavares. F lorida. G roo m s m e n a n d u s h e r s w e re Jeffrey D itm ire, brother of the b ride and L a r r y K irk, both of T ippecanoe Shores, Rt. 4, Rochester. A l l t he men were attired in deep brown tuxedos w ith w h ite s h ir t s trim m ed in apricot.
A t te n d in g the guest reg ister wras M is s M id ie lle
W arren, Phoenix, Arizona, cousin of the bride.
A b u ffe t-re cep t ion w a s held in the chu rch basement im m ediately follow ing the cerem ony for 150 guests. The se rv ing table w as decorated with apricot candles and a 3 tier cake trim m ed in apricot roses. The table for the w e d d in g p a r ty w a s decorated with a centerpiece of s ilk flowers in apricot, peach and beige tones, and apricot candles. Other table
decorated w ith apricot and white stream ers.
M r s . J e t ir e y D itm ire , T ippecanoe Shores siste r in law’ of the bride, served the c a k e a n d M i s s M ic h e l le W arren. Phoen ix. Ar., cousin o f the bride, served the punch A s s i s t in g w ith the buffet w e re M r s . H a ro ld Foust, Rt. 3 Rochester, M r s D e a n L a h m a n . R t 4. R o c h e s te r ; a n d M r s . W illiam W arren. Phoenix. Arizona, aunt of the bride.
G u e s ts a ttended from L e ite r s F o rd . R o ch e ste r.
Culver, Monterey, Delong. Plym outh, Gary Valparaiso, South Bend. Ham m ond, A rgos. La- Porte and North Liberty. Florida. Scottsboro.A labam a. Evergreen Park and Robinson. Illinois.
The bride* attended Aub- beenaubee Twp. schools and g rad u a te d f ro m C u lv e r Com m unity H igh School in 1978. She ' i s em ployed at H art - Schaffner - M a rx . Rochester. The groom attended H a m m o n d , Ind . schools, se rved 2 ye a rs in the U. S. A rm y and is em ployed at M cG ill M anufactu ring at Culver.
A fter a w edd ing trip to
Tennessee and the Sm o ky M ounta ins the couple is at hom e at T ippecanoe Shores, Rt.. 4. Rochester.
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A rgo s - The Com m unity Resource Guide is ready for final printing. I f your serv ice o rg a n iz a t io n h a s not been contacted and desires to be included, please contact the T a s k F o r c e C om m itte e th rough the F i r s t U n ite d Methodist Church, Rev. B ill H e m m ig , M o n d a y thru F r id a y from 1 to 5 p.m.
J u d y R u g g l e s i s t h e e xe cu t iv e d ire c to r and of M e n t a l H e a lt h A s s n . in M a rsh a ll County.
It is not the policy o f your hometown newspaper to comment on nutional happen ings un less they affect our every day lives. President Carte r’s speech last week w ill definitely affect our everyday activities.
The President asked the nation to conserve fuel to reduce U .S. dependence on foreign oil. W e should all do ou r part in cutting back our g a s consum ption to aid in th is national problem.
Follow ing the nationally televised Presidentialspeech, the newscasters attempted to explore the im pact on the people. A lm ost everyone felt the speech was very good, well written and expertly delivered.
H ow ever once again we go back to the belicvability of what the President said. He admitted that he has not been the best President thus far, but now he p lans to change that image.
It seem s to us that P re sident Carter should not have waited until the re- election period to say that he is go in g to change his ways If ne does change h is governm ental m anagem ent in the com ing months, what is go ing to happen if he is reelected and cannot run for a third te rm ? Does this mean he will change His ways only until he is re-electeci?
It is a known fact that the United States is sharing its oil with other countries who have a more serious shortage. Consequently, the President w as really a sk ing us to conserve oil so that the U.S. can meet its obligations around the world. W 'hy d id n ’t he say th is on televis ion ?
The Am erican people are good, honest folks who will rally around a serious problem" and get it solved - even if it m eans hardship. They have proven in the past that if they believe in something, they will do everything
ncccssary to get a problem straightened out. But. will the Am erican people create hardsh ips on them selves to share their gasoline with countries who would blow up the U .S. Em bassy and ' m urder U.S. foreign servicc personnel?
If we had a good answer to this problem, we would probably be sent to W ashington. D .C . as an advisor. Since we do not - we can only secondgu e ss the President’s f actions.
W hatever the situation, we should do our part to conserve fuel. ‘T lca se . M r President, tell u s the whole story so we can believe in the shortage and truly rally around the cause. l5o not be ' afraid to tell u s the whole story just becausc you want to be President for another term. You can’t play both
ends against the m iddle. The Am erican people can see through that.”---------------------------------------------------- \A M E R IC A N L E G IO N A U X I L IA R Y M E E T S
Cu lver - A u x ilia ry to W. A. Fleet Post 103 met at the legion hom e Ju ly 18
President A lice M cCarthy w e lcom ed m e m b e r R u th B row n from New O rleans on her annual visit to Culver.
After cerem onial opening, r e p o r t s 0 f o f f e r s a n d ch a irm e n th e re w as d iscussion of ideas for ncxt yea rs Poppy D a y s.
The next m eeting will be a picnic. Augu st 1. at the home of P a t R u b y w ith her d a u gh te r P e g g y G ood assisting.
Refreshm ents were served by Helen M oore, hostess.
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Watch M othe r Hurt A n d Bu rn
Children should listen to parents. A fte r all, they 've g o t y e a r s o f e x p e r ie n c e behind them. Years ago living and learning. A ll they want to do is p a ss this valuable in form ation on to their offsDrine
They learn from their m is t a k e s a n d o ffe r the ir children lessons in life they’d never received otherwise.
I don 't know howr m any tim es I ’ve told m y kids. “D o n ’t stay in the sun too
long. Y o u ’ll burn. It causes ^kin cancer and prem ature a g e in g .” O r. D o n ’t h o r se around w ith gam es in the w'ater o r you m a y get hurt.”
K id s just d o n ’t listen. You try your best, but your teaching seem s to fall on deaf ears.
I went on r iv e r floats at the Tippecanoe two Sun d ay s in a row. The first tim e I ’ cam e home with a cut on m y foot and toe. An d I got a bru ise on n y leg the size of a goose .>gg. T h is w a s caused by itupid g a m e s in the w ater ike falling out of the boat. Maybe they would learn by ee ing their m ained mother.
The next Sunday m other vould be sm arte r and wear ennis shoes and take advice rom seasoned r ive r floaters. Jut. m other w ore a bathing
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suit and took her sh irt off.M othe r got pink, then red.
then the shade of the inside of a ra re steak. Som e adults w ill go to a n y lengths to teach their ch ild ren lessons. Y o u 'll have to adm it th is w as not a v e ry sm a rt th ing to do. The pain would be worth it if they’d just listen and learn from m y e r r o r s . H e ave n knows, I ’ve tried
The look on their faces when I cam e hom e said. “H ow could m other be so s tu p id ?”
I only d id it to teach them a lesson. G reater love hath no wom an. They’ shou ld learn from m y fa ilu re s a s well as m y successes.
That sounds better than adm itting I did a dum b th ing. M o t h e r s do sometim es.
M A R K Z E H N E R N A M E D TO D E A N S L IS T
A n go la - Students nam ed to the D e an ’s L is t for the sp ring quarte r at T ri-State University*, hav ing achieved a 3.5 grade point ave rage o r better on a 4.0 scale, in cluded M a rk A. Zehner. son o f M r. and M rs. Gerald Zehner, Route 2, Box 9, A rgos. A graduate of A rgo s Com m unity H ig h School, he is m ajoring in clectrical engineering.
M O R T S W IL L M O V E TO F IX ) R ID A
A rgo s - A go ing aw ay party w as g iven for L o u is and Nora Mort, Sunday evening at the W e s le y a n P a r s o n a g e
108.Ar£1 orty people attended. The M orts w ill be m ak in g their new hom e in F lo rida.
S O C I A LE V E N T S
C E L E B R A T IO N 60TH W E D D L N G A N N IV E R S A R Y
A rg o s - The fam ia lies of M r. and M rs. Noble N ifong w ill be hosts at G ra n d m a ’s Kitchen, 142 South M ich igan Street, A rgo s, for an Open H o u se h o n o r in g the 60th ann ive rsa ry of the couple. F riend s and re latives m ay call between 2 and 5 p.m. Sunday. Augu st 5.
C o r a A lm a S to n e a n d Noble N ifong w ere m arried by F lo yd Leeper on A u gu st 3, 1919, in M a r s h a l l C oun ty , where M r. N ifong ha s been a farm er all h is life. Thev now reside at 304 North
M ich ig an Street, A rgos.
T hey are the parents of nine children, four o f whom a re decea sed . T h e y a lso have 19 liv in g grandch ild ren and 11 liv in g great g ran d children.
In charge o f the Open House a re the fam ilies of their ch ildren: Paul. E a rl, W ilm a Stults. (deceased). June Voreis (deceased). B u r l. G la d y s S n y d e r and Betty Nolin.
The couple ha s requested that g ifts be omitted.
Let the mailman deposit
your Social Security checks,
government checks,
and pension checks, annuities.
T h e 'fa m ily of c u s to m e rs of T h e State E x c h a n g e Bank, P ly m o u th . A r g o s , a n d C u lv e r , a n d th e F a rm e rs State Bank. LaPaz, B r e m e n , in c lu d e s h u n d re d s of p e rs o n s w h o re c e iv e p e n s io n c h e c k s . M a n y h o v e b a n k e d w ith us m a n y y e a rs . S o m e h a v e th e ir p e n s io n che c k s a n d o t h e r r e g u la r in c o m e c h e ck s c o m e d ire c t ly to o u r b a n k . M a n y o th e rs ta k e p e r sonal satisfaction in h a n d l in g d ire c t ly th e ir p e rso n a l a c counts a n d w e a r e d e l ig h t e d to s e rv e th e ir b a n k in g
Y o u ca n a u th o r iz e the G o v e r n m e n t to s e n d y o u r checks to o u r b a n k for d ire c t d e p o s it to y o u r a c co u n t, s e cure , s u re . . . less b o t h e r . . . less w o r r y . Stop in at o n e of o u r c o n v e n io n t ly loca te d b a n k s w h e r e w e w il l be g la d to assist y o u in m a k in g a r r a n g e m e n t s .
T h e S t a t e E x c h a n g eU N D E R O N E M A N A G E M E N T CULVER
P L Y M O U T H
"The Bank Thut GOOD WILL Built" ARGOS
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ticipant for the aw ard s they are w inn ing and w ill receive. It takes com m unity cttort to m ake the fair a success. W ith the fun filled stories com ing forth, we a re pleased to have our com m un ity work together so w e ll. Keep up the good work..
Now is the time m a n y students a re th ink ing about next y e a r’s projects W e at the L ib ra ry would like for you to com e in and borrow quite a va rie ty of books on the subjects you a re undertaking. W e have m any books on hand that would help you identify a specific insect, rock or wood that m ay be cau sin g you trouble. W e have a num ber of books on an im a ls and their care; as well a s books on pers o n a l i t y im p r o v e m e n t , c ra fts , e ven new se w in g techniques for the latest fabrics. P lease feel free to com e to the lib rary. If we don’t have the an sw e rs A la s 2 w ill. C o n g ra tu la t io n s 1979’M a r s h a l l C o u n ty 4-
Hers.The parents, read ing club
m e m b e rs a n d the C u lv e r Pub lic L ib ra ry Boa rd and staff would like to thank the Cu lver M ilita ry Academ y, M r. StockweU, and fellow crew m em bers of the Fow le r and Ya rnc ll. There are 110 re a d in g c lu b m e m b e rs w alk ing down the avenues sa y in g that it w as well worth the tim e to read du rin g the sum m er. T hank you for the wonderful experience.
C U L V E R P U B L IC L I B R A R Y N E W S M a ry Ann R roeker
C u lve r - S u m m e r is a fine time to com e to the lib ra ry and see w hat is available. We have been adding several new re fe re n c e book s th a t will be of interest to most age groups. The International W ild life Encyclopedia is one o f m y favorites. D oe s any one rem em ber the song
K ookabu rra up in an old G um tree? H ave you ever wondered what one looked l ik e ? T h is i s the e n cyclopedia for you. Y o u w ill be su rp rised at what it uses for a next.
H e re a re a few qu iz questions you m ay like tofollow up on.....
1. W hat month and day did In d ia n ’s 74th g e n e ra l assem b ly declare Ind iana D a y ?
2 W hat is a C la rsa ch '>3. W ho w a s the 13th
President of the U.S.4. W ho w as the highest
paid T V. acto r?5. W e have a placque on
the L ib ra ry w all donated to us by M r. W arner W illiam s of a ve ry fam ous writer. In s c r ib e d is one of the A u th o r ’s fa m o u s quotes. "M a n is the only an im a l that to-— ” W h o is the author?
T h is is the week of fun for M a rsh a ll County residents. The 4-H F a ir is at it’s peak this season.
W e w o u l d l i k e t o c o n g ra tu la te e v e ry par-
Winamac Roofingfree estimates, small carpenter
jobs. Siding, gutters. Call Collect946-6794equipped for asphalt sealer
P r in te d Necessities . A d v e rtis in g Specialties • Calenders
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H O O K 'S C O U P O N
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V A S E L IN EP E T R O LE U M
J E L L Y T H E P R E S C R I P T I O N P E O P L EY O U R P H A R M A C I S T S I N G R E E N
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03 S. Ohio, Culver, IN 842-3400
’age (> ‘‘Your Hometown NEWSpaper” Thursday, July Zfc, 1979
Assets Of State Exchange Bank Hit All-Time High
Combined assets of The ate Exchange Bank, dvcr. Plymouth. Argos, id the Farm ers State Bank. iP a i, Bremen, i under one anagement) together with e a ff ilia te d S ta te E x -
tange Finance Company iceeded 200 million dollars r the first time, the June th semi annual statementsK)WR e c o rd p e rfo rm a n c e jrin g the past monfhs as ited in all operations were sdosed in the official mid- •ar statement.During the past 12 months,
imbined resources of The ate Exchange Bank and te F a rm e rs State Bank «ve advanced $16,112,217 to total of SI59.170.61S This
•presents m ore than an leven pcrcent increase.*' Fred l£. Adams, executive ce president, pointed out in iscussing the current qtement,• There was a noticeable crease in the volume of ;pository accounts, both lecking and sa vin g s,” dam s said. Com bined ’ posits totaling $141,290,414 • presented a 12 m onth
increase of $10,418,724 at the State Exchange Bank and $3,621,444 at tne Farm ewrs State Bank, reflecting more than a an eleven percent increase d u rin g the past year.
Loans advanced to $119,121,800 representing a 7.62 percent increase the
past y e a r. Statement analysis shows that capital a cco u n ts k e p t pace In com m enting on the statement. M r Adams was joined by W O Osborn, president, in pointing out that the continuing growth reflects the economic health and growth of the area.
TH O M P S O N E M P L O Y E D AS C O R R E C T IO N A L O F F IC E IN W A S H N G T O N
A rg o s - J o h n C h a rle s Thompson, a 1975 graduate of A r g o s H ig h S c h o o l, graduated fro m Indiana Slate University last year with a bachelor of arts degree in Criminology
T h o m p s o n is now e m ployed at the United States P enitentiary at M cNel Island in Steilacoom . Washington as a correctional officer.
Thompson is the son of M r and M rs Dale Thompson of Argos.
H A N N S E N T E R T A IN ON S A TU R D A Y
argot • The Elm er Hanra entertained the sister and siste r-in -la w s of B a rbara Hann. Saturday. Ju ly 21st.
Everyone had dinner at Harvey s Restaurant then went back to the Hann residence where they spent the afternoon visiting and were served dessert before they left for their homes
Attending were M ary Lee of Benton Harbor. Michigan. Ruby Myers of South Bend.l,avon M ye rs. V irg in ia Myers, Rosa Myers. Kate M yers of A m b o y, Indiana and Louise Myers of Delphi
A T IN D IA N A S T A T E U N IV E R S IT Y
Te rre Haute - Tw o weeks of academic challenge and a sample of college life are on the agenda of 276 talented high school students enrolled in the Ju ly 15- Ju ly 27 session of Indiana State University’s 1979 S u m m e r Honors program.
Attending from Culver is Kelly Lawson, archeology.
T h e young people, who were outstanding members of their class as juniors, will mgage in a variety of activities in one of eight seminars: archeology, art. English, interior design and housing, m ath and co m p u te rs . r a d i o -T V -f i lm . technology, and theatre.
Scheduled annually, the ISU S u m m e r Honors program provides the opportunity for young ;scholars to explore their academic interests and study w ith the u niversity fa c u lty . T h o s e w h o s u c cessfully com plete a seminar may- earn two hours of u n ive rsity credit and become eligible for an ISU Talent Grant which waives a portion of their fees upon e n ro llm e n t at IS U im m ediately follow ing high school graduation
A B B IE M. TH O M A S
Delory; - Abbie M. Thomas 65 of Delong, died Thursday, Ju ly 19th, in the P a r k v i e w H o s p i t a l . P lym outh, follow ing an extended illness
B om Ju ly 27, 1913 in Culver, she was the daughter of Jam es and M ary Dud- deson Chapman. The y lived in ~ Delong most of her life. She was retired from the Culver ilitarv Academy in 1978.
On June 21, 1936 she was united in m a rria g e to Raymond W. Thomas who preceded her in death in 1962. M rs Thom as was a m e m b e r of the D e lo n g Methoidst C h irch . Kewanna Rebecca Lodge No 140
S u rv iv in g are two children, a daughter, Mrs. Robert (B a rb a ra ) Sm ith. South Bend, a son Keith C. Thomas. Leiters Ford, five grandsons. one great granddaughter and one sister Mrs. Ines Humbert. Culver.
Memorial services were held Sunday afternoon at
2*’,SO o'clock in the Boninc Funeral Home in Culver with the Rev. Richard Bennett
officiating. Burial was in the L O .O F cemetery. Letters Ford
E V E L Y N K L IN E D IN S T Argos • Mrs. Evelyn Fern
Klinedinst, 67. Rt. 2* Argos, died unexpectedly in ner sleep Ju ly 17, at her home
She was bom September27, 1911 at Argos to Charles and Bessie G all Crow, she had lived most of her life in Marshall County, coming to Argos from Bourbon in 1968
M rs. Klinedinst was married Ju ly 30. 1901 at Valparaiso to Russell K linedinst, who preceded her in death April IS. 1973
Surviving are her mother, Mrs Charles Crow. Rt. 2. A rgos, one sister. Helen Dobbs. LaPorte. and several nieces and nephews
Services were conducted at 2 p .m . Saturday at Grossman Funeral Home. Argos with Rev. Ray Oviatt,
Sstor of trhe First Baptist urch of Argos, officiating Burial was in the Argon
Maple Grove Cemetery.
H E L E N T A T E
A r g o s - M r s . H e le n Schoonover Tate, 75 of 402 N. M ichigan St., Argos, died J u l y 21st at P a r k v ie w Hospital.
She was born November 4. 1903 in Argos to Charles and C a r o l i n e H e n n e s s e y Schoonover. She m arried George C. Tate on December 21. 1939 in Plymouth He
Seceded her in death on •tober 34. 1964 A 1921 graduate of Argos
H ig h S c h o o l a n d 1925 graduate of Northwestern University, Mrs Schoonover Tate had been employed by the State Departm ent of Insurance in Indianapolis and at the federal office of price control in Washington D C . She was a partner at Schoonovers Department Store in Argos retiring in 1954. A member of St Thomas Episcopal Church in P ly m o u t h a n d SO y e a r m e m b e r of th e A r g o s Eastern Star, the was also a founder of the M arshall County chapter of American Association of U n ive rs ity Women.
S u rvivo rs include one b r o t h e r . C h a r l e s Schoonover. Argos
services w re held Tuesday afternoon at Grossman Funeral Home in Argos with Rev G re g o ry Sims, rector of St. Thomas Episcopal Chu rch, off ic ia t in g . E n to m b m e n t
followed at the Argos Muplc Grove Cemetery.
R E G IS T R A T IO N B E G IN S FO R R E A L E S T A T E C O U R S E
A ncilla College. in cooperation with the Indiana Real Estate Com m ission, will offer the approved Real Els late Salesman's course beginning August 30. 1979
Successful completion of this course is required before taking the Indiana Real Estate Salesmen’s License Examination This noncredit course w ill be held on Thursday evenings, 6:45 to 9:15 p m . (E S T ) . , August 30- December 20. 1979
E a rly rcgi* ration is ad vised because enrollment is on a first come, first serve basis. Th e registration period for the course ends on August 10. R egistration forms are available at An a lia College 9364898
Questions may be directed to the registrar’s office.
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Table Of Odds And Ends
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Culver Chit Chatlice McCarthy
A m e ric a n Legion ary Unit 103 w ill have ic Wednesday, August 2 o'clock noon, at the of Pat Ruby on 16C
Bring covered duh and able se rvice . Peggy will be hostess
le II of the Grace t Church of Christ met home of Dollie Dillon
•oon pot luck dinner on I 19 Busineas meeting on ducted by president Draft who also gave the >ns. Plan* were made tting together to make * for the bazaar The mng time was spentiy-
i . L e o n M il le r ha s ed from a two week on She spent a few arith her son and wife nd M rs Bud M iller at i Spot at Barbee Lake ten went to Richmond sit her grandson. M r. M iller and fam ily and
ireenville. Ohio to visit te Bud M illers who had ed to their home from ke
s C ry s ta l D ra k e of w spent the past week ter aunt Lotus Low ry.
and M rs Robert Clark o n s v ille w ith th e ir h te rs A ll is o n and r spent the weekend her parents M r and O rv ille Phelps M r. returned to Zionsville
4rs Clark and girls ned to spend a few
this week with heris
and Mrs. Larry Jciewicz and daughter
of South Bend spent ay w ith h e r grand* ts M r. and M n . H arry r
M r. and M rs . D onovan F e n im o re of M ishaw aka visited Thursday and Friday with his aunt Mrs Edgar Shaw. Sunday callers in the Shaw home were M r and M rs . C l if f o r d B a ts o n of Granger.
College friends from Fort Wayne. Aurora and Kokmo sp ent the w e e k e n d w ith B re n d a S h a ffe r and h e r fam ily
M r and M rs Robert Sails of Livonia. Michigan spent Tu e sd a y and W ednesday with his sist<r M rs Donald Osborn and M r Osborn
Circle I of the Grace United Church of Christ met in the town park Ju ly 24 at t : » Each one took their own meat to grill and a covered Ash A white elephant sale was held with the proceed to be used to buy toys for the church nursery. Hostesses w e re M a rc ia B e c k and Connie VanHorn.
D r . a n d M r* O s c a r Wesson. E m ily R e illy of Indianapolis and Kathryn W esson o f G o s h e n w e re Sunday dinner guests of their son. M r To m wesson. M rs W e s s o n a n d S h a w n in Goshen Kathryn who had been v is itin g her g ra n d parents for the past week remained in Goshen.
M r. and M n . Shelton Kaiser spent the past week in southern Indiana visiting friends and re latives. S a tu rd a y night they were guests at the 1944 class reunion at Bloomington High School.
M r . and M rs . C lif f o rd Batson of G ra n g e r were Sunday guests i r home of M r. and Mrs. Ray Kenney and fam ily and M rs Martha Stapon
A Sunday dinner in the Ham es Hopple hom e celebrated the birthday of her m other M rs Charles Fe rrie r Other guests were M r . F e r r i e r a n d M r s . William Easterday.
R e v. La w re n ce W hite honored his wife* birthday Saturday night with a dinner at the Come and Dine at Wakarusa Guests with them were their son and family M r and Mrs Larry White. Tam m ie and Tina of Argos
M rs Helen Good. Mrs Jeff Good and Tonya. Mrs Becky Hoffman. Vince and Kelly spent Thursday in Buffalo visiting M r. and M n .George M arxz and M r and Mrs Ron E zra
D r and M rs Gary Dillon and fam ily of Columbia City spent the weekend with las parents M r and M rs Judson Dillon. M n . Thomas Boswell and sons will spend the next 10 days in Culver visitng with her parents M r and Mrs J u d s o n D i l l o n a n d h is p a r e n t s M r . a n d M r s . Hampton Boswell while M r. T h o m a s B o s w e ll is in Australia
l l .M S. W o m e n of the Em m anuel United Methodist Church met on Ju ly 19
President Venice White called the meeting to order and welcomed 13 members and 2 guests Ruth Warner gave the devotions w hich were followed by a lesson
Sven by Frances and I^ena ms. on Women of the Bible Secretary of Local Church
Activities. M ary Wilson gave a r e p o r t . S e c r e t ra r y of Program Resoirces Ruth W a rn e r re p o rte d on the books fo r re a d in g T h e U S M women w ill serve the R E A L meals on Aua. 1. They are invited to M t. Hope Friends night on Sept 12 The women voted to start paining the church social room s on Tu e sd a y n ig h t, Ju ly 24 Happy birthday was sung to those who had b irthdays in Ju ly. TTie next meeting w ill be August 16 with Lucile U le ry as leader
and G la d ys C ro m le y and G lo ria A rtis t as hostess Refreshm ents were f u r nished by Zelda Deck and served b y some of the members
The Fidelis Class of the G ra ce U n ite d C h u rch of Christ had a carry in dinner Sunday night at the Jerom e Z e c h ie l hom e w ith the Crescent Class as guests There were 34 in attendance A short business m eeting was held with president D r O sca r Wesson presiding Je ro m e Zechiel gave the devotions. Th e class w ill attend the W agon Wheel Playhouse to see the show Pippini on August 26
M r T W illia m M a rtin showed a movie of Culver in the year 1937 taken by the
Culver Fire Dept. It was p e a tly enjoyed by all.
Ja m e s O v e rm y e r and Elizabeth Martin arrived r e c e n t ly to s p e n d th e weekend with M r and Mrs. Albert O verm yer Joining them on Sunday. Ju ly 15 for the Della Overm yer fam ily reunion with M r. and M n . P a u l O v e rm y e r and Ih e ir children . B ria n . E r ic and C a th rine of M uscatine. Iowa. M r and M rs Eugene Smith with J e n y , Mandy. K e v i n a n d B e c k y o f L e b a n o n ; M r . a n d M rs . E d w a rd D a v is , D a n and Lisa; M r and Mrs. Tim othy M etcalf and T im . T if fa n y and Tabatha of South Bend. Sixty-eight were present for the reunion held at the Am erican Lesion home. The oldest attending was Laura Heiser and the youngest Rhiannon Smith, daughter of M r and M rs Rory Smith of Monterey. In addition to the meal there was a fam ily picture taken. Th e remainder of the time was spent in singing and games. T lie A lb e rt O v e rm y e r ’s entertained M r and M rs. C a r l H e is e r of S a w y e r , Michigan and M rs Laura Heiser of South Bend at a family supper.
M r. and M rs. Nick W. Bonanno. J r ., and family.
Lisa, Nicky I II . and Anthony. have returned to their home in Phoenix. A n z a f t e r visiting with M rs Bonanno's m other and husband. M r and M rs. R ay G e m of Culver for ten days. They also visited in L im a . Ohio and Goshen. Indiana w ilh relatives
Sixteen “ River Rats” floated the Tippecanoe River from R ay Houghton's pro pe rty to M onterey on Sunday/Going along for the seven and a half hour trip m four boats, a canoe and three
inner tubes were Kay and Norm a Houghton and their diilck-en Lori and Lee. T im Walter, Marlene Howard. Gene W a llb ro w n . M a rk Woodward. E d Salzer. Rick Perkins, Toby Warner, Iv a n T ro u tm a n . Ja c k Houghton. Arlene Nix and her sister and b ro th e r-in - law. Iola and E lm e r Gnadt of A rizo n a . T h e G a n t's have a ls o b o a te d d o w n th e Colorado River
E P S IL O N N U C H A P T E R L M T IA T E S F O U R
C u lv e r - A n in it ia t io n cerem ony inducting four new members into the E p silon Nu chapter of T r i Kappa was held M onday evening. Ju ly 16. at the Trin ity Lutheran Church in Culver New initiates include M n . John Babcock. M n . Norman Bateson, M n . Kenneth Miller and Mrs Roy Shepard
Tn e ce re m onv was co nducted by; President M n . F re d A d a m s M usic was p r o v id e d b y a c h o r u s comprised of M rs W illiam B a n f ie ld . M r s .R o b e r t Brockus. Bette Jean Davis Mrs. Mel Estey and M rs Alden Whitney They were accompanied on the organ by Mrs R otxrt Rust
Vice president M rs Glenn Lem ler was in charge of preparations for the evening and her committee included M rs Fred Adams. Mrs E d Bach. M rs Robert Brockus. M n . Charles Robeson and
Monterey Newsby Pat Weaver
The girls ‘A* League team in softball has reallv been working hard at practice and it sure does show. On Ju ly 17. they beat Dale's of Plymouth 21 to 5. Then again on Ju ly 20 thev won over A Sc R of Culver 19 to 17. Good job girls.
Those of you who may have forgotten, the opening of school is August 27th There w ill be a full week of school this week and then students w ill be out for Labor Day. September 3rd
Bob and Pat Weaver enjo y e d a s u rp r is e p a rty Saturday evening in their home The occasion was the celebration of their 17th wedding anniversary’
Keep in mind these special events coming up in the next few weeks 4-H County F a ir sta rtin g J u ly 29th. th e St. Anns Chicken and H om em ade Noodle Dinner on Ju ly 29th and the Monterey Legion Annual Ox Roast on September 3rd We can still use sponsors for this. So we hope to see a lot of you out for these events
Phone Your News! Culver Citizen 842-3229 Argos Tribune 892-6333
Miss Cindy Tusing A short business meeting
followed the Initiation service. Hostesses for the evening were M rs Robert Cultice. M n Michael Deery. M r s . D a le L o n g , M r s . R ich a rd M iddleton, M rs. E d w a rd S ch ultz and M rs. Je rry W ym an
The next meeting will be held August 20 in the home of Mrs Fred Adams The four new mem b e n will be in charge of the program
U N IT E D G IV E A D V IC E O N “ N O T L IS T E N IN G "
Argos - You control your telephone and you don’t nave to take any call you don't w a n t. . . That's the message United Telephone Co. wants everyone to undentand.
AH United customen will toon be receiving a brochure entitled "D o n 't Take h ! " with their telephone bill. The brochure gives point* on
what to do if you get harassing. threatening, annoying or obscene calls.
If a caller harasses or threatens you or uses obscene language, don't talk ... simply hang up. Then call the police and give them as mucn information about the call as you can remember. Obscene and harassing calls are illegal and callen can be prosecuted.
Legitimate sales calls are often welcome for the service they offer. However, if the soliciter won't take "no" for an answer, hang up. If the sales person asks for personal information that you normally don’t give to strangers, hang up. A legitimate solicitor won't call again if you let the person know you’re not going to listen.
You can end any unw anted conversation simply by hanging up the telephone . . . you don’t have to listen. If you have any questions about how to handle unwanted calls, contact your local telephone company business office.
Register now for a chance to win a free Rocky mountain vacation at participating Culver and Argos business-
B R E M E N C IV IC T H E A T R E T O P R E S E N T H A R V E Y
Bremen • The newly formed Bremen Civic TTieatre is gearing up for its premiere perform ance of the light comedy Harvey
The play will be presented on Thursday, August 16 and Friday, August 17 at 8 p m in the Bremen High School AuAtorium
Tickets are on sale at the Brem en State • Bank reception desk and at the F a rm e rs S ta te B a n k nf Bremen.
Th e theatre group just began in Ju n e and it operating at the present time in c o n ju n c tio n w ith the Bremen High School Drama D epartm ent. Te ch n ica l director, Don Harnson has a n no u n ced th a t the f o r mation of this grup if to give anybody in the area, of any j « e . a chance to be involved m a dram atic production
A play is being planned to be presented each summer and this year's production is an outstanding comedy for all to enjoy.
T H E A T R E F E S T A T W AG O N W H E E L P L A Y H O U S E
W arsaw • W arsaw 's Wagon Wheel Playhouse will be conducting a Theatrefest day on Sunday. August 5, at I
K. This behind the scene* at the theatre will in
clude a tou r of the Playhouse, discussions with designers, managers, and box office personnel, a scene from one of the shows, and a dance rehe arsal. A picnic with the cast and staff of the Wagon Wheel Playhouse will conclude the days activities
Adm ission to the T h e a tre f e s t is $2 00 p e r person, and the coat of the ncnic is $1.50 per person R e s e r v a t io n s f o r th e TlieatrefeBt and the picnic may be arranged by calling 219-267-80*1. Reservations must be in by Monday, July 30 Tickets m ay be paid for at the door.
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Legal Notice4RGOS C O M M U N IT Y
SC H O O LS tatenicnt of Receipt* and >enditurvN Shown by Re- t of the Argos Community ools, of Ai«>>s, Indiana, the Fiscal Year Ending
* 30, 1979.G E N E R A L FU N D
.Ju ly 1, 1978.. $185160.24 Receipts
al Prop. Taxes 380151.97 ik Taxes 5851.34rnsc Excise Tax (>5922.86 p. Tax Rep, i5877.00 fate Tuition 70.00nings from Inv. 8713.89it ........ 572.50dent fees ... 5207.56er .......... 142.25igressional Int........ 70.36nsfer Tuition 3098.20 lion Support 509241.55 inner School Sup. 6814.70 nsportation 23175.08 i Driver Training :eimbursement ... 320.00 ational Reimb. 2268.00 ional Youth Prog. 1375.00 eer Ed. Aware. 700.00 irance claims 1334.87 er ......... 393.48
Bal. Sc Rec. $1226460.85 Expenditures
Disposal 586.00>rd's IG A 564.09rn Sc Bacon 88.56er. Lib. Assoc. 65.80 ocoO U Co. 37000.01 er. School Brd. Jrnl 24.00 o O f f Prod 196.53 nt & Assoc. 11.00os Com. School earbook Fund 7.50 os Elevator 45.60os Lumber Co. 437.17 os Medical Cntr. 14.00 os Pharmacy 49.77os Post Office 512.11 os Reflector 222.66 ow Pest Control 813.00 in tic Richfield 11296.30 lio Vis. Nar. Arts 107.00 lio Vis. Spec. Corp.260.05 lailey 17.00er Sc Taylor Co. 124.91 J Photo 2408.20
Uughm an 46.80team Const. 5470.59 lifield Behmer 81.00I it Howell 205.20eer Farm Scr elding Supply 340.16 rk Mag. Agency 871.50 isings School I n k ... 980.00 bs-M errill Co. 9.85
s Electric Inc 3953.06 k Rental Refunds F Supplies 145.18rge E Booth Co. 10.94 ren Printing Co. 225.75 .Boyce Co. 678.21 dhcad Garrett Co. 497.55 Irown 48.45
Burkett Sc Son 1555.45 urkett 160.00turkett 22.12roughs Corp. 151.25 ton Plumbing Heating ... 94.20
incss Communicationenter ........ 1187.51iness Teaching Aid* 12.16 Nior School Sup. 921.35
'alhoun 30.00
Don Calhoun Chevrolet, Inc. 12763.17
G . Calhoun 22.80Cardinal Arts
and Crafts 1012.88Cass Hudson Co. 44.00 Rex C'astlcman 400.00Century Brass Works 141.89 M . Chamberlin 40.00Childrens Book Council 30.42 Chronicle Guid. Pub. 65.00 Conklin Products 490.90 E . Cooper 55.04Correctional Service of
Minnesota 44.95Croft Publications 14.52 Ramona Curtis 102.57Dairy Council of Ind. 10.00 R. Davenport 934.33D E M C O E d .C o rp , 124.80 A B Dick Prod. Corp. 8131.26 D iv. of Publications 13.34 Doanes A a. Service 29.50 Drainage Control 644.15 Dye Music Center 1200.00 Dye Plumbing Sc
Heating ... . 7260.95 Economics Press 2.15Ed u cat o n Paper
Supply ........ 3812.31E .E .B e y Sawmill 11.10 M . Emenaker 413.36Englewood D ec. Sup. 8.32 ERS Automotive 15.00 Ettinger Machinery 1785.33 Exec. Dynamics Inc. 60.00 D .H . Feaglcr 177.50Femco, Inc. 368.10C . Fetrow 40.00Follett Lib Book Co. 214.30 Freline Pub. 40.82Frontier Press 352.85Gamble Hinged
Music Co. 16.44Gaylor Bros. 397.32M E . Goble Supply 60.70 Goodheart-Wilcox Co. 42.47B. Grossman 42.30Hammond Sc Stephens 168.08 J .N . Hampton 88.00Harcourt. Brace
Sc Jovanovich 8.54Haycrafts Pro Audio 7.00 Hayden Book Co 10.53 Heckman Bindery 423.50 P. Heishman 39.00Hermitage Art Co. 30.07G .M . Hess 916.32M . Hohner Co. 46 29Hollands Hdwe 2451.40 Hollow ay ’s Electric 60.50 Horace Mann Ins. 11580.93 Hudon Office Equip. 10.00 Hum an Rela. Media 283.50 Huntington Lab. 630.00 Hyaline Plastic Corp. 400.00 Hyatt Regency 72.00Illinois Assoc, of
School Boards 30.00IB M Corp 2383.96Indiana Elec. Co. 3940.65 ISB A 1121.00Indiana U. A -V Cntr. 79.75 Inquiry Audio Vis. 154.26 Insurance refunds 524.40 Interstate Printers
Sc Publishen 26.07M . Jackson 57.34John Jennings 400.00John Deere Pub. 99.75 Johnson Roof. Co. 13115.00 Johnson Control 1226.72 JE S S E 37015.50S.L. Keith 183.19K iger Sc Co. 763.66J .W . Klcm m c 214.50D A . Kovach 17.00
Law EnforcementResource Center 57.50
Learning Seed Co. 56.00Lectracom, Inc. 83.34Clint W .L c e Co. 323.26Litton Ed. Pub. 32.57M c A rt,lur Towel Co. 134.12.1. McColley 63.52McCormick Motors 75.72 M cGraw Hill Book Co. 49.84David M cKay Co. 74.72M cKnight Pub. Co. ?i S7 M cMahan O ’Connor
Construction Co. 530.00 M A A Committee of High
School Contests 6.58Malccki Music Inc. 258.76 Marshall County
Fire Equipment 69.00 Marshall Co. Redi M ix 70.00J . Mechlins 12.08 Michigan State Univ. 8.69Midwest Shop Sup. 146.62George W . Miles 125.00D . M iller 60.76Modern Book Co. 341.14Modern School Sup. 165.80D . Morris 90.00National Geo. Soc. 88.00 National H .S . Math
Contest 12.30National M ill Sup. 599.47N SPRA 60.00D . Nellans 48.19 Norms Farm Sc
Garden Supply 18.50N IP S CO 3311.37Nystrom 429.36Wade O ’Dell 400.00Old Fort Sup. Co. 65.00P. Oviatt 13.00Paige s Music Store 33.31H . Palmer 100.00 Paramount Commun. 225.00Pierian Press 15.00Pioneer M fg. Co. 626.35Pitney Bowes 151.49City of Plymouth 942.00Plymouth Glass Co. 62.21Plymouth H .S. 86.00Plymouth Pilot-News 244.50Political Research 97.80 Pubic Employees
Retirement Fund 11881.53 Publishen Center
Bureau 509.10Pyramid Paper Co. 11.29Radio Shack 7.78Ramsev News Co. 46.80F. Randolph Assoc. 74.55The Record Co. 65.30C . Redinger 24.34 L. Redinger 43.42 Reese Equip. Co. .51 Reference Book Cntr. 264.15 R E T C O Alloy Co. 690 38 G uy Rizek 38.05D . Roahrig 2.51 Dave Roahrig 180.00 Rochester Communi’v
School ,200.00St. John Business
Machines 181.06 St. Joseph County
Welfare Dept. 9.54St. Martins Press 84.88Dick San bum . Inc 312.70 Sargent Welch
Scientific Co. 3167.83D R. Schlegel 114.34C . Schmidlapp 85.71 School Assembly
Service 605.00School Health Supply 73.48Science K it Inc. 4.32SRA 496.50 Siefer Sale Sc
Lock Co. 35.00 Service Reproduction
Company 10.61Service Specialties 529.70Shaffen Radio Lab 363-85Shawnee Press 15<4.54
Sherwin Williams Paint Company 111.29
Shick Supp. Sc Equip. 14.82 L. Shivers 988.00S. Shivers 2.60Siggins Equip. 199.75Simon Bros. 2055.30Simplex Tim e
Recorder 139.75Smithsonian Institute 43.49 Snider T V & Appl. 718.45 Robert Sohn 2.00South Bend Sup. Co. 181.02 Southern Precision
Instrument Co. 6.78 South Western
Pub. Co. 379.58Stantons Sheet Music 123.51 State Exchange Bank 519.01 State Exchange
Insurance Agency 12146.50 Stephic School Service 58.35 Stevens Puppets 65.00H . Stoffer 65.00M .D . Strycker 3.52Strycker Post Pub. 15.50 David Stults 160.00Teachen Guide to T V 4.00 Tow n of Argos 27637.97 J . Trum an 16.24United Auto Sup. Inc. 293.98 U .S . Intentate Systems74.47 United Tele. Co. 3317.69 University of Illinois 32.25 U nivenity of Michigan 15.42 Upstart Library
Promotions 45.20U .S . Maintenance Sup. 29.00 Vanadco 353.87Lvnn VanDerWeele 406.00 Tad VanDerWeele 400.00 Wabash Elec. Sup. 377.97 W a ge n Salvage 20.00Wafdens Book Store 10.46 P. Wampler 40.00Wards Natural
Science Estab. 26.53 L . Weaver 33.23P. Weaver 30.00Westinghouse Learning
Corporation 100.00Weston Woods Studio 50.00 Wilkins Anderson Co. 5.27H .W . Wilson Co. 61.00 George J . W olf 451.23 Wood Regan Instrument
Company 23.55Workman Pub. Co. 4.35 J .H . Wvsong 62.91Xerox Corp. 655.25Russell Zentz 147.90L .Zumbaugh 74.72G .M . Hess 28000.00S .L . Keith 21873.50D R. Schlegel 22056.69 M .D . Strycker 1570.00 J . Banic ’ 15528.00B. Barrett 8341.00B. Brown 10920.00 D . Calhoun 10800.00 M . Chamberlin 10296.00 M . DeMont 4036.90 M . Evrich 10044.00C . Fetrow 11496.00 P. Hoy 4820.48B. Johnson 13512.00G . Kariger 11905.00D . Kitch 17662.25 K . M iller 10322.00 D . Morris 10646.00 D . Mougin 10548.00D . Nellans 13761.67 J . Trum an 13512.00 P. Wampler 11304.00 W . Washburn 12969.00 L. Zumbaugh 14318.00C . Arnett 15709.00D. Baughman 13599.00 J . Burkett 10709.00G . Calhoun 5318.32 J . Outturn 10835.00 T . Chittum 11515.00E . Cooper 18032.00
D . Couch M . Em enaker K . G ordonB. G rossm an P. H e ishm an P. H ube r M . Jackson S. M cC o lIe vD . M ille rE . M ille rC. Red ingerC. Schm id lappE .S n v d e rD . Ulery L. W eaver P. W eaver P. W eyb righ t J. W v so n g R. BaerS. B lubaugh W . B osscrm an C . B righ tG . C u lle nS. H e ishm an L. Hew itt S. Kenda llA. K re ighbau m C . K und ra th M . M a loneR. M id d a u gh P. Oviatt C . Pickell L. Red in ger P. RitterC. Shaffer L. V ore isB. W am pler S. W eeks K . ZentzP. Burkett J. M ech lin g J. H a ll S. S h iv e n V . A r ick L. Edm ond sH . Palm er M . RitterC . Sherw oodD . A rickD. O verm ver W \ PowellC . Prochno L. RiceR. R iceD . R oahrigA . Shenefield M . Thom asB W ine nge r J. W 'inenger Joh n W 'inengerH . A lderfe rC . Ba ileyR. Davenport P. Detw iler R. Detw iler B J . Harre ll R . Harre ll L . JohnsonD . Stu lts
13385.001555.36
10289.79 8910.14
12442.0012492.0012988.0013740.7519668.0014578.0013224.0014801.0020171.5012713.7515060.5710990.00 17568.2517762.57
642.39 60.00 37.50
1173.6045.0025.00 75.0®30.00
622.72137.50 269.58 210.32
25.0030.00
992.35717.50 585.54 795.70165.00 62.50
897.485080.413735.00 5064.30 6149.12 4975.93 5648.435207.37
24.5315.53
9821.984381.01
104.40 2022.00
480.87882.28
12547.02392.41 827.05
1820.004894.00
200.292397.003026.003017.503026.003051.50
637.503034.503043.00
68.00
Total Expend. $1021594.32 Bal. of Gen. Fund.
June 30.1979 $204866.53 D E B T S E R V IC E F U N D
Bal. Ju ly 1, 1978 $7334.61 Receipts
Local Prop. Tax 9768.53 Bank Taxes 149.92License Excise Tax 1691.08 Earnings from
Investments 295.60 Flat Grant 31000.00
Ttl. Ba! & Rec. $50239.74 Expenditures
The State ExchangeBank 42000.00
Total Expend. $42000.00 Bal. of Debt Service Fund
June 30. 1979 $8239.74 C U M U L A T IV E FU N D
Bal. Ju ly 1, 1978 $50689.44
ReceiptsLocal Prop. Tax 88663.36Bank Tax 1349.86License Excise Tax 15279.54 Earnings from
Investments 252.63Transfer Tuition 800.49
Ttl. Bal & Rec. $156035.32 Expenditures
Johnson Roof. Co. 60000.00 Kiger & Co. 1211.20Lakeville Office
Equipment 357,00Riddle School Equip. 299.19
Total Expend. $61867.39 Bal. of Cumulative Fund
June 30, 1979 $95167.93 L U N C H FU N D
Bal. Ju ly 1, 1978 $5744.23 Receipts
Student Lunches 43105.60 Adult Lunches 3086.10 M ilk 2279.90State Match. Funds 3833.47 Other 64.49Earnings from
Investments 779.07Federal Reimb. 24037.42
Ttl. Bal. Sc Rec. 82930.28 Expenditures
E . DcW itt 4108.38P. Detwiler 8.19J . Harlev 1480.46M . H a n h 1472.56P. Rosebush 5102.12S. Shiven 3074.50D . Smith 98.28W . Watson 3906.31A - l Disposal 783.00Alford’s IG A 66.57 Argos Comm. School
Lunch Fund 2063.50Argos Post Office 300.00Boo’s Elec. Inc. 20.00Calico Industries 87.78C arl’s Dist. Co. 398.53Dick Sc Co. 598.64 Gage Food Products 176.58Ganger Dist. Co. 99.58Harnson House 10806.78Hollands Hdwe 22.44Horace Mann Ins. 545.92 Indiana Restaurant
Equipment 850.00Insurance Refunds 26.60Instantwhip 47.60 I T T Continental
Baking 447.42Nabisco. Inc. 47.28Nickles Bakery 2581.00 Northern Electric
Appliance Co. 341.72Dale Petersen 400.00Plymouth Dairy 17839.83Pnces Abattoir 3657.30 Public Employees
Retirement Fund 2628,45Rcdi-Froz. Inc. 2109.80S Sc H Carbonic Co. 87.50 School Food Sc Nutrition LOOSchool Service Co. 24.56S. Shivers 6.63Simon Brothers 10223.20Stanz Cheese Co. 4036.10 Treasurer. State
of Indiana 1028.00United Tele. Co. 9.45 Victor Comptometer
Corporation 19.74
Total Expend. $81635.30 Balance of Lunch Fund
June 30. 1979 1294 98 T E X T B O O K F U N D
Bal. July 1. 1978 $8257.54 Receipts
Earnings from Investments 594.41
Rentals andConsumables 16378.78
Sale of Used Books 9.00 Rentals from Welfare 192.98
Ttl. Bal. & Rec. 25432.71 Expenditures
Amsco School Pub. 141.12 Argos Post Office 300.00 Chas. A . Bennett Co. 329.01 Book Rental Refunds 467,09 CEBCO/Standard Pub. 10.21 Educators Paper Sup. 22.68 Fearon-Putman Pub. 52.53 Ginn Sc Co. 180.33Harcourt. Brace
Sc Jovanovich 611.54 Harper Sc Row 1696.29D .C . Heath Co. 2856.43 Heckman Bindery 106.90 Holt Rinehart 2082.53 Houghton Mifflin 11815.83 Intertect Pub. Corp. '• 68 JE S S E 200.00Litton Ed. Pub. 34.62M cGraw /Hill Book
Company 554.95Modern Curr. Press 312.77 P E R F 9.86Ramsey News Co. 309.32 Scholastic Magazines 208.50 Scott Foresman 1351.40 Silver Burdett Co. 75.83 South Western
Publishing Co. 1186.73 Xerox Ed. Pub. 192.92Sharon Losicki 5.96Dorthy Nellans 46.00Pam Rosebush 124.25Carolyn Sherwood 32.70 Judith Trum an 44.75
Total Expend. 25369.70 Bal. Textbook Rental Fund
June 30, 1979 $63 01 T IT L E I 78-5470
Bal. Ju ly 1, 1978 $3118.31 Receipts .00
Ttl. Bal. Sc Rec. J l f l Q i Expenditures
Tranfcr to Title I78-5470 Carry 0ver2677.07
Center for AppliedResearch 43.14
SRA 57,10Marcia Eyrich 341.00Total Expend. 3 1 T8 JI Bal oTfitle I 78-5470
June 30, 1979 $.00T IT L E 178-547f C A R R Y OVER
Bal. July 1.1978 $.00Receipts
Transfer from Title I 78-5470 2677.07
Federal Reimb. 5554.00
Ttl. Bal. Sc Rec. 8231.07 Expenditures
Indiana State TeachersRetirement Fund 120.81
P E R F 181.03Houghton Mifflin 185.70Kiger Sc Co. 97.56C . Bright 62.50J . Ebnght 3240.00M . DeMont 247.50P. Hoy 382 20B. Kariger 1904.00S. Keeney 1759.77L. Voreis 10.00K . Zentz 40 00
Total Expend. 82.11'''Bal Title I 78-5470 Carryover
June 30, 1979 $.00T IT L E I 79-5470
Bal. July 1,1978 $.00Receipts
Federal Reimb 24030.00
Ttl. Bal. Sc Rec. 24030.00 Expenditures
Ancilla College 100.00Argos Comm. School.
Book Fund 12.90Audio-Visual Com. 209.50 Benefic Press 47.63Burkes A V Center 492.85 Developmental Learning ^
Material Enrichment Reading
CorporationHarper Sc Row 33.20Harveys Cafe 72.45Holt Rinehart 85.43Horace Mann Ins. 280.00Houghton Mifflin 112.58Frank Howard 90.00 Indiana State Teachers
Retirement Fund 728.05Insurance refunds 15.20S. Keeney 7.21K ig e r* Co. 212.27King Features 55.18P E R F 1507.70D R. Schlegel 33.84Scholastic M as. 62.50
United Schoollndust. 65.75 United School Indust. 64.40 D Schlegel 325.00J . Ebright 2093.00M . DeMont 382.50B. Kariger 5395.00 S. Keeney 2963.01 P. Hoy 706.88C . Bright 325.65 P. Oviatt 2625.76 S. Heishman 25.00
Total Expend. 19249.79 Bal. Title I 79-5470
June 30, 1979 4780.21 T T T L E IV .B 78-8200
Bal. July 1,1978 $325.00 Receipts 00
T tl. Bal Sc Rec. $325.00 Expenditures
Burkes A V Center 313.10 Waldens Book Store 11.90
Total Expend. $325.00 Bal Title IV -B 78-8200
June 30,1979 $.00T IT L E IV -B -79-9103
Bal. July 1, 1978 $.00Receipts
Federal Reimb. 4390.00
Ttl. Bal. Sc Rec. 4390 00 Expenditures
American Assoc, forAdv. of Sciences 16.50
American TextileManufacturer* Inc. 15.00
Bergwall Prod. 146.95R .R. Bowker. Co. 25.00 Encyclopedia Brittanica
Corporation 103.95Gale Research Co. 398.02Grolier Ed. Corp. 90.00Houghton Mifflin Co. 998.36Learning Seed Co. 58.25 McGraw Hill Book Co 9.95MacMillan Pub. Co. 382.00Marquis W ho’s Who 82.00Ramsev News Co. 51.24J . Weston Walch 20.16W orld Almanac 16.28
Total Expend. 241 Bal. Title IV -B 79-9103
June 30. 1979 $1976.34
Financial record* and reports are open for public inspection at the Board of School Trustees' Office in the School Administration Building.
Board of School Trustee* Argos Community Schools George J . Wolf. Secretary
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CONTEST RULESEach of the 13 businesses listed here draws a
semi-finalist for each week, announcing the names in their ads which appear every Thursday in a Vagabond full page ad. After 8 weeks, two trip winners arc drawn from the 104 semi-final- ists- The semi-finalists will be announced in each business ad each week.
1. Vagabond winners will receive three nights lodging at the DeWeese Vagabond Lodge in Custer County. Colorado. Included arc six dinners, si* breakfasts and four Vagabond lunches. a free jeep ride, speed boat ride, horse back ride and 2 davs use o f 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 chose to drive their own cats will receive S400 cash to cover expenses.
3. Employees in sponsoring firms arc eligible to win at any place of businevs ocher than their own place o f employment.
4. Vagabond Press, Inc. reserves the right to make any decisions on changcs in these rules due to changcs in conditions on situations that may arise, in conjunction with the sponsoring news-
^ No purchase necessary. Winners need not be present at drawing.
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Carla Jean’sBeauty Shop
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Call Us.... 842-3013120 N. Main
CulverO u r candidate is
M a r ie Baker ot Culver. Open Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings by appointment.
"WINNERS CHOOSING VOLUNTEER DATES RECEIVE FREE 8KIINQ AT THE CLOSEST SKI AREA IN THE COLORADO ROCKIES
-DAY for 2
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Semi finalists 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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At The State Exchange Bank your personal checking account is FREE of all service charges, maintenance fees, regardless of minimum balance. Your personalized checks are “free", also. Stop in. Start your FREE checking account today. So easy and conven-!ent. O u r candidate is C h r is Posejpal o f Culver.
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UNDIP ONE M AN ACJW tN t C U l V t R I-
O u r candidate is C indy R om ig o f A rgos. 1
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iHappiness is owning
your own hom e ................We sellhappiness every day!
O ur candidate is Paulett Rob ins o f Monterey.:
Log House VillageO ur candidate is R ichard Hudspeth o f Argos.
FULL SUMMER CLOTHING Sale in“The Village Boutique”
Shorts, shirts, skirts & slacks and bathing suits from
10-50% off
Log House MarineO ur candidate is Bob Jordan of Rochester.
CLEARANCE SALE 20% off on skis and vests.Great savings on Bass Boats, runabouts,
joo and V-bottoms and Mariner outboanl motors.
George’s Place'VADQUARTEfts
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Across From Cemetery
Culver
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Special24 Cans - 1 Case *625
Miller High Life
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O u r candidate Is_A n n a Fricrm ood of Culver.
The Herb Center
O ur candidate is M a ry Belle Kem ple of Culver.
106 S. Main
Culver
Vitamins Health foods
Hours: 1-5 P.M Tues. thru Sat.
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842-2511
THE FAMILY 0U12!
113 S. Main - Culver
The Home Restaurantj u u u u j u u u l D c
207 E. Jefferson 842-2450Culver
SHOP.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 abel Pura of Culver.
OPEN DURING SUMMER HOLIDAYS
Holiday Hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Legal NoticeREPORT OF CULVER OMMUNTTY SCHOOLS
CORPORATION Culver. Ind iana
For F isca l Year E n d in g June 30. 1979
2NERAL SCHOOL FUND . J u ly 1.1978 $-42815.00
Receipts a l Prop. Tax 1056728.26 ik T a x 28191.30to E xc ise Tax 144703.19 *1 O ption Tax 53811.50 te Tuition Sup. 742236.18 te T rans. Sup. • 49868.91 nm e r School(eim bursem ent 6839.35 rational Reim b. 8540.00 it o f Facilities 4008.33 ig re ss ion a l Int. 185.24 e o f Property 320.00 urance Refund s 4224.78 funds 1087.12
600.00
. Bal. & Rec. $2058529.16 *1 D isb u rse $2068605.07 I. General Fund, lunc 30. 1979 S - 10075.91 C M fg . Co. 33.98C O . Inc. 271.75n A d a m s 47.60P. A llen 51.55ied B id. Center 23.95 s Tree Scrv. 66.75s T V & A p p l . 234.80 I D isposa l. Inc. 13.00 In ch Chem . Co. Inc. 8.32 ied B u s in e ss Equ ip . 49.90 ler. A ir Serv.. Inc. 121.98 ier. A rt G a y Co. Inc. 71.70 ier. A ssoc, o f k h o o l Adm . 183.00 icrican Econo- n a d Serv ices 360.85 icrican School 3oard Journal 336.00 w co O il Co. 21101.37 co Office Prod. 1252.31 gos T ribune 16.92in A rno ld 134.95row Services. Inc. 615.50 soc. Rad io log ists 10.00 d io -V isua l Spec. 188.85 ker Sc Taylor Co. 1437.59 ckley C ardy Co. 1789.38 Iw in M il ls Pub. Co. 24.30 nnett’s P lum b ing in d H eating 720.93 nzol Co. Inc. 630.00 W . Bcrkhe im cr Com pany 1556.84irtha Bcrnuuer 534.40 g B lue Stores 362.40 ick M a g . A g cn cy 341.91 ue C ro ss*Blue Shield 39776.97 •b’s Elec. Inc. 7618.56 estm a H om e Furn. 114.50 iler Sc P ressure Board 104.00xbe rge r’s Inc. 650.33 R. Boyce Co. Inc. 885.38 L M m i o . 644.20 »-Dart. Inc. 319.33odhead Garrett Co. j 7 5 Q R. Bow ker Co. 1376i44 ckeye Feed Sc Sup. 1400.00 irothy Burch 60.00ym ond Burch rke ’s Aud io -V isua l Center, Inc. 2108.65 irr Oak Sandand Gruvel Co. 1.50ish ’s M u s ic Shop 600.49 e M o ’r Inc. 428.17imelot Un iversa l Corp. 7.50 irdinal A rts Sc C rafts 62.56 irolina Bio. Supp ly 15.26 intral Office Sup. 251.40 intral Scientific Co. 300.10 :ntury Ru in A id 495.74 ck CnaU lc Co. 471.03 licago T ribune 31.00 ties Service Co. 150.39 larles W . G a rk Co. Inc. 126.00>burn Paint and P ine Shop 31.40arilyn Copy 71.88laron Coffey 165.20>lonial M a t ScRubber Co. Inc. 96.00 Dngressional Q ua rterly Inc. 13.15
o lum bia Pipe- Sup p ly Co. 83.44
o m in g G la ss W ork s 12.00 restwood H o u se 188.25 u lver A u to Body Sh op 951.17
u lver A u to Sup . 6163.35 u lver C itizen 257.44 u lver Com m . H igh School Bookstore 89.86
ill ver Hdw e. 694.05 urricu lum Resources 40.00 em co Ed . Corp. 352.75 ,B D ick Prod. Co. 546.21 tick B lick Co. 697.07 ►ick Sanburn . Inc. 38.95 ►iv. o f Pub. 12.00 idward D on Sc Co. 237.44 "he D raw in g Board 31.62 >yna K lcen Power
G e a n in g Service 200.00 Lasterday Const. Co. 1170.59 Economical Press. Inc. 11.80 id. A u d io V isua l Inc. 18.96 id. Sy stem s 72.90 Educators Paper
and Sup p ly Co. 604.54 Uectrolux 29.00 ilec. Scrv. Co. 315.25 lohn Elliott
Enterprises. Inc. 35.00 E M C Corp. 85.59 Encyclopedia Britannica
Educational Corp. 104.30 Erick Brand. Inc. 212.23 Ettinger M ach. Co. 131.11 lam es Eve rage 160.00 rhe Exec. Educator 36.00 Fabricated Steel
P roducts o f Ind. 668.24 Facts on File. Inc. 6.26 Carl F ischer
o f C h icago 117.04 F laghouse, Inc. 285.12 The Flctcher-Terry Co.96.55 Follett Lib. Book Co. 1 4 1 1 0 Forecast 86.00 George Franz 10.00 Garrett Book Co. 241.90 Gen. Const.-Sup. Co. 545.25 M .E . G oble Sup., Inc. 75.99 Good O il Co. 7412.21 W .W . G ra inger. Inc. 8.54 G H W Co.. Inc. 78.76 G ra v rv H u m p h rc y s .
Inc. 80.32G ro lic r Year Book. Inc. 13.00 G rossett Sc D u n lap Inc. 77.88 Iu d v G rover 20.60
Gu idance Assoc. 5 2 . % H am m ond Sc S tephens660.95 Ru th H anse lm an 6.21Hatten M o to r Sa le s 96.19 W illiam Heath 131.69H eckm an B indery 66.50 H iatt H dw e Sc Lum ber 115.86 Ph ilip L. H iatt 17.00H igh sm ith Co.. Inc. 3313.71 D .L . H ite M o to rs 95.20 H obart Coro. 249.50R u sse ll E. H od ge s 256.38 H o llow ay ’s Electric
M o to r Service 815.20 H om e Lib. Service 13.95 H ook s D rugs, Inc. 74.24 H oosie r Book Sc Su d . 207.83 H ough ton M iff lin Co. 788.11 F rank H ow ard 65.00D a le H um m el 205.25H untington Lab s 651.80 Ind iana Assoc, of
Pub lic School Supt. 170.00 Ind iana Bell
Telephone Co. 6712.66 Ind iana School Board
A ssociation 1021.00 Ind ianapo lis Star 48.00 Ind iana Em ploym ent
Security D iv. 10219.05 Inform ational
Research System s 29.95 Ingw a ld -Johnson
Roofing, Inc. 100.00 International B u s in e ss
M a ch in e s 9415.21J.C . W h itney & Co. 55.25 Jackson E ng inee ring
C om pany 164.56J Sc R Sha rpen in g 90.05 J Sc R Sew ing Sc C rafts 8.54 J E S S E 104700.50M a rga re t Jewell 165.00 J o h n 's Equip. Co. 416.65 John son Controls Inc 1172.83 Jo ste n ’s 373.05Ka lam azoo Printing
M ach ine ry Co. 938.25 Robert Ka linow sk i 307.90 K a y E q u ip Sc Supply.
Co. Inc. 1017.60The K e lly Shop 38.89K ew anna Im plem ent
C om pany 178.25K ig c r Sc Co. 563.14K in g School Equ ip . 147.13 Irm a K irk land 12.00K lin e ’s T V Sc App l. 12.50 Robert Konze lm an 83.60 Lakeshore G ln ic 120.50 Lakcton Aspha lt
Refin ing Inc. 120197.82 Irene Lane 8.04LaP ine Scientific
C om pany 4.15Latham Law son 50.00R ita Law son 165.00Learn ing M e d ia Corp. 40.99 Learn ing Tree
F ilm strip s 161.46Lee Com pany. Inc. 226.56 E va Lebo 60.00E .C . Lew is 40.00L ib ra ry o f H istorical
14.94L igh t H ouse Electrical
Supply, Inc, 14.60Life Sk ills Co. 136.66L indzy Chevrolet. Inc. 387.72 L & M Service Center 145.02 Loudcrback Chevrolet
Bu ick 35.00M a d d o x Electric 265.41 M a h le r B lacksm ith
Sh op 25.45M a leck i M u s ic , Inc. 31.04 M axw e ll M ac lin 68.00M a rb a u g h E ng inee ring
Sup p ly Co. 524.45M a r le y Cooling
Tow er Co. 1215.83D .M . M a rsh a ll Sc
Co. Inc. 266.24M a rsh a ll County
Fa rm Bureau Co-op 12.70 M a rsh a ll County
F ire Equ ip . 203.65M a rsh a ll County
R cd i-M ix Co. 224.78 M a rsh a ll Lum ber Sc
M fg . Inc. 21.15M a ste r H dw e 2 5 4 .%M a ste r Lock Co. 254.00 M ax in kuckee Hom e
Sup p ly 1018.03M e a n s Service Cntr. 401.90 C ha rle s F. M e rrick 192.00 M id w e st Sh o p Sup. 575.71 G eorge M ille r 124.40M il le r 's D e p t. Store 71.45 W illiam F. M il ls 2130.53 M od e rn Curr. P re ss 58.87 M oc lle r in g Sup. Co. 544.80 M o g u l Coro. 3590.67M onte rey Lum ber Co. 161.13 Thom as. O. M u lligan .
Attorney 3459.00M a cA ll is tc r M a c h in e ™
C om pany 1 120.89M c B e c System s 785.17 M acDona ld -Ra in tree .
Inc. 206.50M a c M illa n A rts Sc
Crafts. Inc. 28.31Robert M cFa rla n d 51.20 M c G ill Precision
B ea rin g s 3.80M c In ty re V isua l
Pub. Inc. 103.95Nasco. Inc. 122.71National Ed. Assoc. 12.12 T he National
Foundation 22.50National F F A Supp ly
Service 33.60National G eographic
Society 305 20National M il l Sup. 2995.87 National Study of
School Evaluation 40.50 Joh n R. N e lson 317.63 N orth Central Assoc.
o f Co lleges 125.00N orth Centra] I P S S C 200.00 Northeast Aud io-
V isua l, Inc. 189.79Northern G ases, Inc. 441.87 N IP S C O 20885.36N orw ayne A llied
B u ild ing Center 23.95 T he Nucleus. Inc. 18.76 N ystrom 41.19O ’B rien Corp. 1216.97Occidental Life
In surance Co. 1355.70 O ld Forst Sup. Co. Inc. 32.40 Outlook Enve lope Co. 96.84 O verm ye r Soft W ater 943.85 P a ige ’s M u s ic 119.00T he Paint Sh o p 55.50Steve Parker 40.00Park N ’ Shop 102.00Parkv iew Hosp ita l 59.00
Paxton Patterson 335.64 Petty C a sh 86.07T he Pilot Co. 104.74P ioneer M fg . Co. 737.75 P lastic W indow Prod.
Com pany. 21.85Plym outh G la ss Sc
Paint G>. 9 3 1 .%Plym outh Radiator
Repa ir 133.00Poppe ’s Appliance 1046.64 Postm aster 1765.00P rog ram A id s 73.08Pub lic Em ployees
Ret. Fun d O A S I 18290.49 Pub lic Em ployees
Ret. Fund 17393.87Pub. Central Bureau 4.56 Pu la sk i M em . Hosp ita l 21.50 Q ua lity G rocers 944.64 Rad io logy, Inc. 44.50R ead in g Enrichm ent
Com any, Inc. 776.23 H .L . Rector 75.00R ig sbee Supp ly 44.92Roby Lum ber Sc Sup. 69.23 Rochester Sentinel 373.25 Sam ue l B in gham Co. 44.93 Sa lem Pre ss Inc. 30.75 Sax A rts Sc C rafts 6.84 C onn ie Schocn ing 212.04 School Health Sup. 185.73 D onn a Schwartz 2 9 . %M ich ae l Schwartz 18.00 Science Research
A ssoc ia tes 70.65Score-Tym e M fg .
Corp. 260.52G . Sch irm cr. Inc. 70.06 Scotty’s H ydrau lic
Jack Service 70.55Sca rs Roebuck Sc Co. 278.40 Scrv ice E ng inee ring
Com pany 667.58Lorin Shaffer 56.16Sham rock Ford 4334.49 S - H Carbonic, Inc. 2910.98 Kenneth She i 373.87Sh ick Sup p ly Sc
Equ ipm ent Co. 29.60 S ilve r Burdett Co. 145.96 S im on Brothers 3560.95 S im s P rin ting Co. 785.50 S in ge r Com pany 5.96Paul Jr. Snyder" 549.85 Soc. for V isua l
Education. Inc. 273.98 Social Stud ies School
Service 56.95South Bend Sup. Co. 2097.04 South Bend T n o u n c 77.50 Southlaw n Ford 88.68Spartan Bid. Scrv. 1500.00 Stafford Ford Equ ip . 90.98 Sta rk Co. Pub. 39.82State Exchange
Ins. A gency 26688.71 Stephic School
Service, Inc. 33.65Stevens. W um pler.
T rav is Sc Fortin 4995.00 Structures Pub. Co. 12.00 St. John Bus. M ach. 1804.10 D on Stubb s 180.00Teledyne Post 75.15Teach ing A id s Inc. 57.00 T ow n o f C u lver 10537.37 Tow n o f M on te rey 100.00 T ra sh A w ay Sani-
W lP “ 3216.00T rem coC o rp . 70.78T ri-R -Fo rd , Inc. 15800.00 T riarco A rts Sc C rafts 115.62 M r T ’s Kcxull D ru g s 1.80 U n ited Foam Corp. 46.80 U nited Learn ing 120.00 United Tele. Co. 752.58 U .S. Governm ent
P rin ting Office 102.70 V a lue H ouse 108.74Veldm an W A R
Equ ip . Co. 6.35V e l-M ac D ist. Inc. 3871.90 V ictor Bus. Prod. 94.50 V in y l Ind. Prod. 78.00W a b a sh Elcctric
Supp ly, Inc. 411.30Jane W ake land 178.64 W a lt D isn e y M ed ia
C om pany 120.00W e irs Truck Service
& Equ ip ., Inc. 5.89Ra lph W e ldy 183.45W east M u s ic Co. Inc. 215.33 W E S C O 4.43J. W eston W alch,
Pub lishe r 44.21W eston W o od s 180.15W e st in gh ou sc Eletric
Sup p lv C om panv 6 5 . % Terrv W h ite 181.00J .C . W h itney ft Co. 62.98 W h ite Seam less
F loo ring 150.00H .W . W ilson Co. 72.00 W ilton Corp. 36.37B arbara W inters 153.73 W inam ac A u to Sup. 385.11 W o rld A lm anac 8.69W o rld Book Ency. 276.45 Y A T E S 115.76Y o u n g A d u lts D iv. of
Literary G u ild 52.56 Y o rk D ivision-
B o rg W arner 4310.65 Ru th A n n Zechiel 160.00 Z c h n e r’s A rco Scrv. 138.50 Jam es Zchner 262.50W illiam F. M il l s 25500.00 A . Ju d son D illon 22500.00 John N elson 22781.40G eorge E. M ille r 25965.53 R u sse ll E. H odge s 12240.00 D ona ld French 5.372.55 A .F . A llen 2073.74D an A d am s 13437.00K e r ry A d am s 9411.90Je rry Anderson 14541.00 Ru th Barton 13760.00M a rth a Bcrnauer 2150.68 Joh n B row der 11579.00 C in d y Butt 10092.00R ichard Button 11077.00 C ha rle s Byfield 24054.24 D o u g la s C a rlb c rg 13548.27 C larence C la m o 3456.00 M a r ily n Coby 15479.00 J ill A lvce D a in s 11834.00 V ick ie Dearth 13658.00 H e len Irene D rew 1526.00 D av id Frettinger 17086.00 Sh irle y Frettingcr 7901.00 Raym ond G ang lo ff 18914.76 B ill C a rve r 17435.54R ichard H a ine s 11.480.00 Sand ra H a ist 10225.00 M a ry H a rne ss 11191.00 W illiam H a rris 16241.00 W U Iiam Heath 20751.67 H elen H e isc r 13855.00 Ph ilip Hiatt 14197.00Sh irle y H iatt 7259.00Va le ric H ite 8073.64Robert H orban 16123.00 W an d a H ow ard 16123.00 D a le H um m el 19097.46 D en ise K . Jenk in s 11248.00 M a rga re t Jewell 11629.00 C a rn c Jones 10666.00
Thursday, July 26, 1979
11602.0019756.7717086.0012592.00 9845.00
13178.00 11291.7513053.00
Jam es T. Ka lt 13329.00 M a ry A . Kalt 12862.00 D av id K e lly 12592.00Sand ra K e y se r 13555.00 E m ily K in g 1647.35Jean A n n K in g 11950.00 N ancy K lin e 14197.00 Robert Konze lm an 12290.00 C aro lyn K lin e 8149.50 Latham Law son 17691.00 R ita Law son 13555.00 Janice Lee 13460.00Leo Lehm an 13260.00B arbara Linhart 13555.00 N ancy Luebckc 7013.71 M axw e ll M a c lin 10998.00 N eva M ike se ll 17086.00 Sand ra M idd le ton 14197.00 K a y M ille r 13234.00M a rth a M ish le r 15160.00 Terry M ish le r 17230.05 C layton M o o n 14572.78 Jane M oo n 16342.00Jacquclin N ifong 11629.00 K e n t Perry 15802.00Pau l P a re ' 9935.00Constance R ich ie 13234.00 Paul Schm idt 16991.50 D onn a Schwartz 10960.00 M ich ae l L. Schwartz 11536.00 D ix ie L. Sefchek 10280.00 C onn ie Schocn ing Ru th Shanks C orine Shirreli Jud ith Sholly Sha ron Stafford Ronald W . Stevens Jeffrey Sw ansonB arbara Taylor _______ _Jane A n n W akeland 11629.00 Dan ie l W atson 11352.00 A lice W arns Icy Janet W eber M ich ae l W eber M a ry E . W eirick B arbara W inters W m . L. Schm id lapp V ick ic S. Sanders Ra lph W e ldy W illiam K in g D av id Sp iege l M a ry Banficld M a ry Castelloe W ilm a Barkm an Kath leen Cham bers R ichard Cham bers K enne th Crowel S u sa n D ickson Sh irle y Gut Leonard Hewitt Stan ley Kenda ll M arce lla Lcm lcr Ru th A n n M ye rs G eo rge M ille r R ita M id d au gh C onn ie M iln e r Sh irle y Slyh She ry l B radficld E la ine Burton Jan ice Gudem an M ax ie n e H ealy Joel K ru e ge r Joyce Lym an D iane Shie lds Lori W ikm an G eorge H odge s Jr Joh n R in gcn N orm an R inge r Ethel Leohm er Leon S im s E lw yn Jcnk in son Robert Kep ler John Strycker Ronald Lee Jan ice Reinhold Lorin Shaffer Irm a K irk land E lizabeth Ke lle r D o r is K ep le r Dollie Posthum a T e rrv W hite V . Reinhold Jr.C . H unneshegan Ruth A n n Zcchiei Jam es Sellers M a r io n K line Lee E sk rid ge Jam es Everage Kenneth Shei Robert Ka linow sk i R aym ond Burch Lee E sk rid ge E dw ard Kowatch E dw ard Lebo A lbe rt M c K e e Robert M c K e e C ha rle s O sbo rn G ilbert Shcdrow Robert M cFa rland Jeanette O verm yer Ru th H anse lm an Patricia Bush M a r io n P. W arner R oge r Sherow Dorothy Burch Colleen M ills L inda Shcdrow W a n d a Sue Barnett W ilm a Barkm an Irene Lane Ju d y G rover Joan Farm er E ileen Butler R u b y Torok H e len M aste r Janet O verm yer Patricia A . Sm ith B onn ie M c K in n e y C aro l A n n C ro w d
13260.0013876.0012913.0016123.0016347.00 8510.03 4958.19 5523.84 1464.74 1088.001260.00
75.00 1000.002190.00
180.00 sio.uu 210.00
2745.00480.00240.00
75.00150.00
1850.0090.00
285.001905.001035.00435.00
2121.69120.0060.00 60.00210.0090.00
3417.60 5086.343346.403416.83 3292.46 2600.162117.70 3234.45 3757.13 3 5 6 6 .% 3616.27 3166.543364.41 5046.953621.70 3426.06 3991.08 2941.44
775.51 298.91 428.47490.60 259.06
13042.28 12779.21 8 6 4 3 % 8932.94 9452.818745.708626.19 8318.88 8528.333257.84
13834.837900.007572.15560.00
4592.0426.50
1493.1655.5012.00
126.00 9836.987735.711(11,0 OQ
6582 005735.206163.205059.20 5252.00
185.25 402.00
__________________ 132.00M iche lle A . F itterling 38.50 Sha ron Coffey 9081.80M ild rc n H ohm an 3915.00 R eg ina Anderson 3915.00 E rm a J. Thom pson 3915.00 Janet M ish le r 3915.00 R o se A n n M a ste r 3915.00 V ick i C rum 4512.14De lores Zehner 3983.50 K a y T u s in g 3893.25M a rga re t C lark 500.00 Paul D av id son 1000.00M a rv in Good 1000.00H ow ard H ildebrand 583.34 D on K e lle r 1000.00Ph illip M a llo ry 500.00Pau l Jr. Snyde r 1000.00 H aro ld F itterling 416.66
D E B T S E R V IC E F U N D Bal. Ju ly 1. 1978 $97493.99
Receipts Local Prop. Tax 141581.24 Bank Tax 3765.18A u to Exc ise Tax 19370.93 Flat Grant 54416.00Ttl. Bal. Sc Rec. 316627.34 Total D isburse . 213000.00 Bal. Debt Service Fund
June 30. 1979 $103627.34 D isbursem ents
Trustee, C u lve r Com m .Sch. B id s. Corp. 213000.00
C U M U L A T IV E B U IL D IN G F U N D
Bal. Ju ly I. 1978 $215257.31 Receipts
Local Prop. Tax 52984.84 B an k Tax 1406.87A u to Exc ise Tax 7248.87 t . i P o l Xf P..-' S ?h 7 8 9 7 .8 9
N o D isbursem ents:Bal. Cum ulative B ldg. Fund
June 30, 1979 $267897.89 T IT L E 1 79-5455
Bal. Ju ly 1, 1978 $.00Receipts
A u d ito r o f State 39839.00 Ttl. Ba l. Sc Rec. 39839.00 Total D isburse . 39839.00 Bal. Title 1
June 30, 1979 $.00D isbursem ents
M a rth a B em aucr 11725.32 H e len Irene Drew 11441.00 E m ily K in g 13275.65Pu b lic Em ployees
Ret. F u n d O A S I 1482.33 Ind iana State Teachers
Retirem ent Fund 1802.88 Psycholog ical
Corporation 22.63P inters Restaurant 67.70 R u ssell H o d ge s 21.49
T T T L E rV 78-8101 Bal. Ju ly 1. 1978 $9941.00 N o ReceiptsTtl. Rec. Sc Bal. 9941.00 D isbu rsem en ts 9941.00 Bal. Title IV 78-8101
June 30. 1979 $.00D isbursem ents
U n iversity M ic ro film s 121.20 Educators Paper
A n d Supp ly 165.00M icro film ing^ 14217.50 M o v ie Strip F ilm s
Incorporated 5150Educational A ud io
V isua l 104.13In au iry A ud io V isua l 178.19 Scholastic Books. Inc. 21.79 Rand M cN a lly Sc Co. 279.44 Gu idance A ssoc. 107.99 Thom as S. K lise 22.00 Prentice H all M e d ia 60.00 E Sc R Develop. Co. 206.42 United Learn ing 211.19 Spoken A rts. Inc. 81.60 Bake r & Taylor 537.81 M il le r Sc B rody Prod. 448.20 T h e N ucleus Inc. 1450.44 B u rk e ’s A ud io -V isua l 1722.85 Sea rsa Roebuck 1074.97 D ick B lick 712.38The H igh sm ith Co. 314.86 Dem co 47.74G aylo rd Bros. 62.50M o d e rn School Sup p ly 84.35 D ick B lick 351.66State o f Ind iana 95.29
T IT L E IV 79-9304 Receipts
A u d ito r of State 6000.00 Total Receipts 6000.00 D isbu rsem en ts $.00Bal. Title IV 79-9304
June 30. 1979 6000.00 V E T E R A N S F A R M
C O O P E R A T IV E P R O G R A M Bal. Ju ly 1. 1978 $1201.50
Receipts Fee s from Students 2745.50 U .S. T rea su ry Reim b. 63.00 Ttl. Bal. Sc Rec. 4010.00 Total D isbu rse . 4010.00 Bal. Vet. Farm Coop Pro.
June 30, 1979 $.00D isbursem ents
F rcd P la n tz 3504.60C u lve r Com m unity
H ig h School
C U L V E R G O L D E N A G E R S M E E T by A d rianna Hellstrom
C u lve r - T he Ju ly 18th m eeting of th e C u lv t r Golden A g e rs at G ra ce C hu rch w as opened by Bea T ay lo r G e rry Veenstra read a poem w hich she wrote while on vacation in M ontana and gave the in v o c a t io n a l p ra y e r . T h e peom fo llow s—
M a ge st ic m ounta ins with p n a d e s high.
R each ing like f in ga -s to touch the blue sky.
H u r r y in g s t r e a m s w ith their sw ift ru sh in g flow.
E a g e r to get to the va lley below.
you can view m ost of the zoo e x c e p t th e p r im a t e s on M onkey Island.
The film show ed the P o la r dears. Y o g i and E lv i s who were transferred from the "no.at Ye llow stone National Park. A black bear whohas learned to sa lute the people. The G iant Ant E a te r with a long tongue for eating ants.
1078 different species of b irds on a Rooke ry P la in that rem ind s one of A fr ic a
They have a fam ous Seal that w a lk s on its hands
Child ren from thousands of schoo ls com e to v isit the zoo w h ic h is free fo r children.
In order to obta in m oney to run the zoo they receive contributions from a ll over the world last year
The m enu for J u ly 25th w ill be tom ato Juice, cubed beef steak, country style, d iee sc w h ippe d po ta toes, m ix e d ve ge tab le s, f ru it co b b le r, d in n e r ro lls , m a rg a r in e , m ilk. tea. coffee.
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Pu b lish Ju ly 26,1979
O ld F a ith fu l Geyser, with precision and power.
Puts m ankind to sham e with each predestoned hour.
O ld Y d lo w sto n e R ive r, a sight to behold:
Sw ift ra p id s and fa lls s ing a s to ry o f old. H o w ?
O nly God in his w isdom , power, and m ight.
C o u l d c r e a t e s u c h a wonderful, beautiful, sight.
T he tables w ere decorated with bouquets of sweet peas brought by P h y llis L inava l. R o ss ie M oo re brought a w ild f lo w e r b o u q u e t f o r the speakers table.
T h e w o m e n f r o m the W e s le y U n ite d M e th o d is t
Church. Sharon Coffee P h y llis L ind va l and son B rad , Bea T a y lo r a n d A d r ia n n a Hellstrom se rved the m eal assisted by Lov ina Wesson.
C a th y C h a m b e r s a n d E la in e W a lk e r f ro m the C u lve r W elcom e W agonbrought b irthday cake for a ll t h e c a r d s f o r R e t h a B o u t il l ie r , R u b y H a w k in s and H ilda Niel, who have J u ly b ir th d a y s . H a p p y B irthday, w as sung to them.
C h a r l ie D i l t s w a s welcomed back after a long absence.
V is ito rs were G e rry and G e o rg e V e e n s t r a fro m Lowell, Ind iana and g ra n d son K ir k B row n from South Holland. Illinois, K a thenne W e sso n fro m G o she n , In - d a n a and E m ily R e il ly from Plainfie ld, Ind iana g ra n d daughters of D r. and M rs. O sca r W esson
W a rn e r W illiam s donated som e m ore o f h is hand sculpted plaques for door
Srizes which were won by o ra C ra ft , A d r ia n n a Hellstrom , M a r y K am in sk i,
H ilda N ie ls and E d ith Sm ith.The p ro g ram w as a film
f r o m th e C u l v e r P u b l i c L ib ra ry entitled Great Zoos o f the W orld, it is a movie about the Rn lboa P a r k Zoo in San D iego, Californ ia. It Was opened in 1922 and sp raw ls over 120 acres. It has the largest selection o f a n im a ls in the world. T he y have the longe st m o v in g out d o o r w a lk in the w o rld from w hich
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I w ish to congratulate the C u lve r Park Board for the appointm ent o f Dorothy T h e w s a s p a r k s u p e r in * te n d e n t. B e in g the S th sum m er in C u lve r and, a s m ost people know, being a loyal patron o f the park and beach; spend ing e ve ry nice cfay there w ith m y ch ild ren all these years. I h ave never seen the p a rk in su ch great cond ition!
I have noticed m any much needed changes both mujor and m ino r, but m a in ly the latter in the park. F o r in stance. since tne renovation of th£ pa rk a few y e a rs ago. I never rem em bered both the o u t s id e s h o w e r a n d th e drinking* fountain in w ork in g order at the sam e time, also, near the show e r is a bench on wtoich one Van put towels, c lo the s, * a n d o th e r paraphenelia so they d o n ’t get wet o r dirty. M rs. Thew s has added to m e “ a w om an’s touch” for the betterment of the park. She has waited isitil J u ly to start sw im lessons because the lake is m uch too cold a n y ea rlie r in the season for sm a ll ch ild ren to learn to sw im .
H a s anyone tried to get up on the raft before the ladder (found in a storage room ) w as put on it? U n le ss one lifted w eights e ve ryd ay or w as espec ia lly agile it was alm ost im possib le, the g ir ls seem to have the m ost
trouble!T h e f lo w e rs that w e re
planted in the U spaces near the beach fence na s rea lly enhanced the appearance of the pa rk A ll the benches and tables are be ing painted the sam e color. And , m ost o f all
the bathroom s are being kept reasonab ly clean I could go on and on with these changes I have noticed taking place
Not on ly h a s M rs. Thew s im proved the appearance of the park, but has com e up with m any c lever ideas for the ch ild ren; one being the sa n d s c u lp tu r e con te st! W h a t a n o v e l idea fo r sum m er beach fun. A s for e n j o y in g th e p a r k , t h is sum m er has been the m ost pleasant and enjoyable one in m v 5 seasons here.
I think the proof is in the pudding by the num ber of people that frequent the beach du ring the week days.I have com m ented to M rs. 'H iew s that past years the w ee k d a y s w e re n e v e r crowded un less the weather w as sweltering. One of the lifeguards that has worked at the beach for the last several y e a rs sa id the sam e thing. I th ink M rs. Thew s deserves a pat on the back and fu rther m o re I believe the town of C u lve r ha s found a v e ry good pa rk si^Jerm tendent; and, hopefully she will rem a in to m ake the park w e n better future years,
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F O R S A L E : Culver. 2 bed room hom e, rem odeled kitchen and bath, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, and all app liances included. Th is hom e is in excellent cond ition and m ust be seen to be believed. N ice ne ighborhood. Contact R .J .H . Realty at 842-3416 after 6:00 p.m.
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F O R S A L E : B lack padded b a r and 3 stools. 575. A lso w ith bar supp lie s. H and crank ice cream maker. L ike new $10.00. P lant grow light p lu s extra bu lb 510.00. O ther m isc. items. Phone 842-2271.
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F O R S A L E : G ood g ra ss horse hay, $1.15 per bale. A lso good alfalfa and orchard g ra ss, $1.50 per bale. Phone 223-5260, Rochester.
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a 12 volt E lim inator F o ggc r w orth $325.00 for just $345.00! A N D --p la in old safe, sure, stickv F ly R ibbons $ l8.00/ctn. o f 100. Z E C H IE L F A R M SU PPLY, C u lve r
W A N T E D T O R E N T : G arage o r bu ild ing suitable for year round storage o f 2-3 ca rs in the A rg o s area. Phone 892-6237. A rgo s. Jy)()_A 2
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Fo r expert body work and tainting on you r car or truck ,ce Van. the body work specialist at V a n 's B od y Shop •_>n o ld U .S. 31 at R iver Bridge, 2 m iles north of Rochester. W elcom e Van G ilder 223-5503. W e also do hand w a sh ing and waxing.
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C u lve r • Sun d ay . J u ly 15. all D e c k s of 1st, 2nd, 3rd. and 4th generation w ere on deck for the ann ua l D e c k Reunion of 1979
It w as held at C u lve r Beach Lodge w ith 59 in attendance from W isconsin. I l l in o is . S o u th B e n d . P lym outh. A rgo s. Bourbon. Logansport, K e w a n n a and Culver.
M r. Bert D e c k 79 y e a rs old of South Bend w a s the oldest in a t t e n d a n c e a n d D a le O verm yer. son o f M r . and M r s . Dann ie O verm yer and A a ron M a n ge s, son of M r . and M rs . Jerry' M a n g e s both couples o f R 6 Plym outh w'erc the youngest both bab ies were b o m Ap ril 11, 1979 and ae o f the 4th generation .’
T he ones com ing farther- est w as the daughter o f Bert Deck. M r s . Frank Ruh land o f
S p r in g G reen, W ise, and M r. D eck g randdaugh te r Su san A d le r o f B la c k E a rth . W is. A lso all 4 o f M r. Decks ch ild ren were together, first tim e in 20 yea rs. T he y a re P au l Deck, L ibe rtyv ille , 111. John D eck of South Bend, M r s . Ram ona Ruh land of S p r in g G re e n , W ise , a n d M rs. B a rb a ra B ir t w histle of South Bend. „
A t noon tim e a fter p raye r by P au l D e c k a bountiful c a r r y in d inn e r w a s enjoyed by all.
In the afternoon, a short busine ss se ss ion w a s held by the president, M rs. F ra n k D u da le son o f South Bend. W h e n M rs . R ichard A. O ve rm ye r of R . 2 Bou rbon w a s ch o se n p re s id e n t fo r 1980 and M rs .G le n Roberts R. 2 A rg o s w as chosen vice president, m rs. F loyd Deck. R. 1 C u lve r w as re-elected as se cre ta ry a n d treasurer.
T he g roup voted to have the reun ion next y e a r at the sam e p lace and a ga in on the 3rd Sun d ay o f Ju ly .
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M onte rey - M atthew K n a r r of M on te rey w a s d ism issed Ju ly 14th from the P u la sk i M e m oria l Hospital.
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L a r r y T. H a le of N ew P a r is w a s fined $36.00 for no operators license.
Leonard E . Bvw aters, Jr., B rem en w as fined $32.00 for no operators license.
Leo n a rd E . B yw a te rs Jr., of B rem en w a s fined $32.00 for d is re ga rt in g stop sign.
W i l l i a m H . W h a le y o f P lym ou th w as fined $41.00 for speeding.
C a lv in B a ile y o f R . 2 A rg o s w as fined $32.00 fo r fa ilutre to have vehicle inspected.
R ob in S. S t ile s of A rg o s w as fined $36.00 for no reg istration plate.
L a r r y S. C a v in d e r o f 302 E . P lu m , A r g o s , w a s f in e d $41 .00 f o r n o o p e r a t o r s license.
Larry S. C av inde r o f A rg o s "Was lined 536.00 fo r fa lse o r ficticious reg istration.
G re g o ry T. M a lco lm o f R . 2 A rg o s w as fined $36.00 for speeding.
Joh n M . H op k in s of C u lve r pleaded not gu ilty to m inor in possession.
Jane A. Se ro u y of W a rsaw w as fined $32.00 for fa ilu re to have veh icle in spected
B R E M E N O K T O B E R F E S TP L A N N IN G E V E N T S
B re m e n - A t s u m m e r s closing, the a ir w ill be filled with m ore than the beauty of the country au tum n and the s p le n d o r o f th e h a r v e s t s e a s o n . T h e w a r m a n d festive sp irit of the com m unity nam ed Brem en located in northern Ind iana will com e a live to celebrate the r ich n e ss of a proud heritage.
A com m un ity nestled in the fertile countrys ide w ith a n a t m o s p h e r e a n d the peop le w h o e x e m p lif y the m e a n i n g o f t h e t e r m , H o m e to w n U .S .A ., T h e rea sons for th is celebration are m any. T h e first settlers to a r r i v e f r o m t h e i r hom elands bestowed us w ith the nam e o f the ir p rev iou s hom e, B re m e n . B re m e n , I n d i a n a s i s t e r c i t y o f B rem en, G erm any.
S in c e tha t d a y , B re m e n has been honored in m anyt w a y s . T h e h o m e o f prom inent po litica l figu res, national la n d m a rk s, national beauty pageant w inners, a w o r ld a g r ic u ltu ra l cap ita l of m int and m a n y more.
W e a r e e x t e n d in g o u r w arm est invitation to join u s on October 5, 6, and 7 for our T h ird Annua l Oktoberfcst celebration. Stro ll th rough the d isp la y s in autum n o r just relax a fte r you have enjoyed a m ea l of G e rm a n sty le food, and en joy a w a lk dow n the tree lined streets o f the com m unity.
P a r t ic ip a t e in o u r B e d R a c e com petition, becom e a S ta te C o w C h ip T h r o w e r cham p ion o r see if you can endure the M in t C ity Shuffle. Let you r ch ild ren enter our P e n n y Sc ram b le fo r G e rm a n c o i n s , e n t e r a c a r v e d pum pkin, b rin g yo u r largest vegetab les for o u r contest and you r fall flowers. B r in g a long the fam ily dog and enter you r pet into our fun filled G e rm a n D o g Show.
The se three d ay s a re filled w ith h o u r s o f fu n and celebration a n d if y o u a re interested in partic ipa ting in any of these events w rite to Oktoberfest P . O. B o x 1978, B rem en, In d ia n a 46506 and we w ill a ss ist y o u in a nyw a y we can.
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A rg o s - M rs . E lm e r Ba ltes of A rg o s w as d ism isse d from the P a rk v ie w Hospital.
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A rg o s - M rs. D e l W a rren of A rg o s w a s d ism isse d fro m the P a rk v ie w Hospital.
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F O U R B E D R O O M S : Ju st right to raise a fam ily in. Room y older hom e in excellent condition. Full basem ent, double lot. A ll appliances included. A N O T H E R G O O D S IZ E D F A M IL Y H O M E : La rge m aster bedroom. Fou r bedroom and a den or five bedroom s. W a lk to town.A H O M E F O R G R A C IO U S L IV IN G : Butternut w oodw ork and stained g la ss w indows. Alum , sid in g . A rgos.A R G O S : M o sa ic tile porch just one o f the unusua l features in th is older, well m aintained home. Full basem ent, natural oak woodwork.
W e have lots at Lake Latonka. Call for details. R O O M Y 4 B E D R O O M hom e on M e y e rs Lake. F irep laces in liv ing room and fam ily room. Great gam e room with lake view.L O O K IN G F O R S O M E T H IN G T O R E N T ? 3 bed room available A u gu st 1. 1 bedroom and 5 bed room s available in Septem ber.W e w ill perform a complete property m anagem ent service. Call for m ore information.
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restroom ) su itable for repair shop o r other c o m * m ercial uses.
F o r Sale: N ice wooded lot with acces to M ve rs Lake.
Sm all corner lot in C u lve r near lake, suitable for sm all hom e or weekend cottage.
F o r m ore inform ation, please call John Elliott ^ 8 4 2 - 2 2 6 0 .
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Academy 842-2524L A K E P R O P E R T Y
Accent • 2 0 ', 2 story, 3 bedroom - low 30’s. Frontage • 4 5 ', 2 story. 3 bedroom - Immediate Posse ssion - 8 0 ’s.Lake Latonka • 3 bedroom , 1 story, 2 car garage. 9 0 ' frontage • 5 0 ’s.Lake Latonka - Acce ss with lot - 4.250.
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R IV E R
Monterey - 2.3. bedroom. 1 story, completely furn ished and boat - Im m ediate Possession - 30 s.
C U L V E R300 W . JefferAon • 3 bedroom, l'/i story, fire-
lacc, 2 car garage - 40*s.04 E . Washington • 2 hi
lot - Im m ediate Possession - 20 ’s.
Culver
S t o n - 2 b e d r o o m , I s to rv , c o rn c r
B U R R O A K 2 B E D R O O M S • S id in g - fenced yard - S20’s. Im m ediate P o « M M lo n - 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 Acre# adjacent to C u lve r C ity Lim its.28 Acres 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.
C u lve r Professional B u ild ing , Now Leasing.
B E IN D E P E N D E N T - Se lf em ployed, ideal retail b u sine ss opportunity, an established C u lve r m erchant w ishes to transfer ownership. Contact th is officc for details.
M2-2SMOPLS ALL DAY SATVROAY & SUNDAY
R i c k ( h u m h r r s , R e a l t o r
lour 24 ll«N*r Real Ku.lt r
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DEPT.-CUIVER STOREKING SIZE
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D E T E R G E N TPOUND
RING C A K E
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