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L A K E M A X I N K U C K E E • I N D I A N A ' S MOST B E A U T I F U L
73RD YEAR, N O . 48
Culver
been
Military
named
Olympic
U.S.
and
one
is
Indiana
of
of
this
to
year
under
has
the
Indiana
Fencers
America,
the
ternational
Parkview
Indiana,
following
the
three
to
throughout
women
to
Olympic
U.S.
major
as
an
men
in
Academy
most
of
the
its
is
of
lesser-known
Elmer
of the
a
but
because
fencing
chairman
G.
White,
coach
AFLA's
and
Indiana
Division.
"Through
grams
the
to
w i l l be a t t h e E p p l e y
Culver
Military
Sunday,
and
gram
3 at
present
for
Auditorium,
Academy
December
will
They
an
the
3:00
p.m.
unique
pro­
young
young-in-heart.
next
and
the
Admission
is
free.
The Reluctant D r a g o n and the
rest of the Marionettes p e r f o r m
all over the m i d w e s t w i t h
their
creators,
M r . and
Mrs.
Jack
Heiken.
They appear on a highly
rated
nel
weekly T V
8 in
show
on
Chan­
Indianapolis.
T h e Heikens also
conduct
a
children's w o r k s h o p at the childrens' m u s e u m there.
The Epsilon N u Chapter
Tri
Kappa
extends
a
of
the
hearty
in­
vitation to all w h o are
in
the
hour-long
as
follows:
acts,
The
(skit),
the
interested
entertainment
Variety
Marionette
Reluctant
Dragon
Nutcracker
Christmas
Moon
Men
and
our
(Audience
Participation).
Maxinl -asi'ee Jujnor Womens Club
The Culver Inn was
(or
the
meeting
of
Federated
on
and
the
chairman,
making
expression
figures,
use
Osborn,
During
was
individual
of m a n y
business
Mrs.
ing,
introduced
past
presidents:
Campbell,
Robert
Wm.
Snyder,
the
Mrs.
Mrs. Ted
Mrs.
Strang,
Mrs.
members in attendance
Lawson.
Schultz,
Mrs.
guests
were
For­
Mrs.
John
F.
Curtis
Mrs. Latham
were
Fred
Oldham.
Mrs.
Kalvin
Waxman, Miss Karen
Marburger,
Mrs.
Mrs.
iam
Ralph
Winters,
Walaitis, Mrs. Perry
and Mrs. John
Mrs.
Larry
Hayes.
into
the
club,
Starkweather
Martin
new
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
Travelstead.
Ways
and
Mrs.
Larry
final
plans
sale
Will­
Hilton,
Tusing welcomed two
members
to
basement
Means
Berger,
for
be
the
held
on
to
Tusing
Beatty
the
that
and
wrap­
Hospital
home
on or before
of
Mrs.
Friday,
in years
to
come,
be
to
field
international teams
i n all
in
chairman
announced
Club's
the
Saturday,
Bake
Library
Dec.
2.
events."
D u r i n g the social hour, the
of
Yearbooks
dent's
Scrapbooks
years was
The
at
to
jam
for
Home, along with
gift-exchange
former
will
the
Amond,
asked
dis­
Presi­
International
be
a
home
of
and
bring a
the
their
mem­
jar
of
Culver,
located
Henry
Zechiel.
all but
member
United
He
about
He
was
manager.
of the
Church
and a charter
April
to
(White)
Culver
of
member
Christ,
of the
October
sey,
Ohio,
Caroline
was
Barber.
death
son,
he
1911, i n
She
to
A
on
pre­
November
1964.
S u r v i v i n g are
one
daughter,
Mrs.
Everett (Catherine)
Esterday,
of
Culver;
one
brother,
Ernest
Zechiel,
Sweet
Briar,
Virginia;
six grandchildren
and
one g r e a t - g r a n d c h i l d .
Funeral
2:00
services
p.m.
28,
Tuesday,
at
the
1967,
United
the
were
on
Church
held
with
Hohman,
Burial
followed
Culver Masonic
Cmetery.
The
al
Grace
Christ,
pastor, Rev. H a r o l d
the
Easterday-Bonnine
Home,
Main
at
Novmber
Culver
of
of
L . Johnson,
age
his home
near
83,
died
N o v . 28,
Loiters Ford.
had been i n failing health for
past
several
Mr.
Bertha
from
was
to
(Lawson)
the
Terre
Leiters
Johnson,
Ford
area
i n 1935.
He
mechanical
engineer
for
a
the
Johnson
Outboard
Corporation.
He
Marine
built
American-made
the
first
monoplane
in
along w i t h his brothers.
himself,
the
14,
Soren
Haute
was
1911,
born M a y
E f f i n g h a m , 111., t o
coming
the
months.
Johnson
1884, a t
built
a
model
Smithsonian
In
at
He
1918,
Mr.
in death.
ried
Mildred
it
in
Institution.
Johnson
Phillips.
him
of
He,
married
She
In
preceded
1941, he
Bowers,
mar­
who
sur­
vives.
preceded
18, 1967.
B . Zechiel, also
ceded h i m i n death
25,
married
on January
Robert
Lind-
in charge
at 2:20 a.m. Tuesday,
Bertha
18,
was
Harry L . Johnson
Harry
Cul­
Lions Club.
officiating.
Poland,
Italy,
Hungary,
where
ment
fencing
generally
programs
The
national-caliber
in
the
New
U . S . is
York
has
by
and
in
Funer­
Lakeshorc
Other
survivors
include
a
daugter, M i s s Frances J.
John­
son of Valparaiso; t w o brothers,
Julius, of
Bradenton, Fla., a n d
Clarence, R i v i e r a Beach, Fla.; a
stepson,
Willard
Bowers,
Los
Angeles, Calif.; and a stepdaugh­
ter,
Mrs.
Dwaine
Kinkade,
Nipomo, Calif.
The Easterday-Bonine
Funeral
Home,
Main
and
Lakeshore,
Culver,
was in
charge
of
ar­
rangements.
Services are being
held at 2
p . m . t o d a y , T h u r s d a y N o v . 30. a t
the
Leiters
Ford
Methodist
Church, with
the
Rev.
Norris
King, officiating.
B u r i a l w i l l be
in the Leiters Ford I O O F Ceme­
tery.
Couple Recently Married In Culver
been
Russia,
France,
extensive
established.
by all,
meeting
party
Edward
or
of
enjoyed
next
Christmas
jelly
and
Grace
in
farm,
agriculture
a
of
Culver
arrangements.
"While we will
move
ahead
w i t h our fencers,"
W h i t e said,
"and
as soon as
possible
the
center will hold clinics for coach­
es a n d b e g i n n e r s
and all inter­
ested people.
W e also
plan to
hold
nationally-recognized
com­
petition for all Indiana
fencers
u n d e r 19 y e a r s o f a g e . "
dominated
play
able
the
and
on
years of his life.
was
ver
illness
born
his
retired
He
made
Committee
W h i t e said t h a t at the outset,
plans for the Junior Olympic pro­
g r a m w i l l focus p r i m a r i l y
upon
those
already
involved
i n ' the
Academy's
swordsmanship
pro­
gram.
C u l v e r has h a d a v a r s i t y
fencing team for m a n y years and
annually
competes
against
col­
lege, h i g h school, a n d
independ­
ent fencers.
W h i t e said
Junior
Olympic
fencing
candidates
at
Culver
now
include
students
Mack
S.
Rau,
Huron,
Ohio;
J a m e s Scieszka, F l i n t , M i c h i g a n ;
Michael Meyer,
Dyer,
Indiana;
J o n Fa.tula, Beaver Falls,
Penn­
sylvania;
Pratt
Harris,
Stahlstown, Pennsylvania
and A n d r e w
Blades, N e w Orleans, Louisiana.
Dec.
1.
bers are
Norman
mer
Other
for
gifts
and
develop­
have
been
only
inter­
fencing
sponsored
contest
by
the
Athletic Club.
of
County
ornament
item.
Tus-
Thews,
McKinnis,
and
pings
take
patients
Mrs.
requested
following
and
Adams,
members
in­
to
chairman,
meeting
Mrs. Warren
Edward
Health
Nieodemus,
Ms.
Mrs.
Ronald
Roger
Mrs.
Roy
the
origin­
by
Mental
Jr.
the
Mrs.
and
assisted
president,
Mrs.
for
Epley
materials
their beauty
Ralph
Jack
of
usual
She
Kelly,
and
Mrs.
the
ality.
the
W.
hand­
in the m o d e l i n g of
and
enhance
her
figures,
value
and
teresting
program
instructions
them.
the
club.
M r s . C.
displayed
detailed
stressed
presidents
introduced
Nativity
gave
Special
past
Hougton,
who
crafted
Club
members of the
Ray
Epley,
Women's
evening.
were
Mrs.
Maxinkuckee
Junior
former
setting
anniversary
the
Monday
guests
the
sixteenth
being
will
Olympic
Marion­
is
Olympic
pro­
Culver,
that
U.S.
strong
Olympic
the one a t
effort
U.S.
insure
the
Heiken
as
vigorous
by
coming: to Culver!
Junior
such
a
at
months.
in Culver for
On
been
sports
in
said
for
twenty
in
Drive,
Plymouth,
on
Lozetta
lived
and
Olympic power
weakness
and
west
Sat­
1967,
an
Zechiel was
in­
is
U.S.
long
challenged
spots,"
nation
the
has
power
seriously
body
of
25,
Hospital,
1886,
the
competition.
Olympic
position
and
the
represent
dominant
of
25,
just
Olympic
young
fencing
"The
by
League
Junior
develop
its
past
Indiana,
at 4:20 p . m . on
November
for
U.S. Purpose of
in the
Culver,
sponsor
years
•
R . Zechiel, 8 1 , 620
Avenue,
passed a w a y
made
governing
sport
Centers
was
national
establishing
famous
College
urday,
19
Division
Amateur
that
Willard
Junior
all
—
- — - —n
in
the
-
Willard R. Zechiel
Mr.
appointment
"
DEATHS
age.
The
a
-
Mr.
50
Centers
planning
fencers
•
•
Academy
Fencing
competition
The
T E N CENTS
C U L V E R , I N D I A N A , THURSDAY, N O V E M B E R 30, 1967
Heiken Marionettes Will Appear CMA To Host
Junior Olympic
In Culver Sunday Afternoon Fencing Meets
ettes are
LAKE
Plans Visit To
Culver Dec. 9
Santa Claus has contacted
the
Culver Chamber
of
Commerce
and the Culver Jaycee's
to an­
nounce his a r r i v a l i n Culver Sat­
urday,
December
9th. at
1:00
p.m.
F i r e Chief, D a v e
Burns,
has
made
arrangements
with
the
Fire
Department
to
pick
up
S a n t a at a concealed Jet A i r p o r t
N o r t h of Culver.
S a n t a is i n s i s t i n g
on
Police
and F i r e E q u i p m e n t escort w i t h
sirens t o be h e a r d o f h i s r e t u r n .
A r r a n g e m e n t s are being m a d e
for a place where S a n t a can
be
interviewed
and
award
sweets
and
trinkets to the
m a n y fine
children in Culver.
Recent Arrests
By Culver
Police Dept.
Terrence Engle, Kewanna, Ind.
w a s a r r e s t e d a t 7:50 P . M . , N o v .
26, 1 9 6 7 , o n L a k e s h o r c D r i v e f o r
speeding.
He
appeared
in
JP
Evert
Hoesel's court
the
same
day
and
was
fined
a t o t a l of
$19.25.
Culver Police report they
are
holding a German Shorthair bird
dog i n the kennels that m a y
be
claimed by the owner after prop­
er i d e n t i f i c a t i o n .
For
informa­
tion concerning the dog, contact
C h a r l e s G r o c e a t P h o n e 2-2525.
NOTICE
The American Legion
Auxili­
a r y o f t h e W . A . F l e e t P o s t 103,
will hold their annual
Christmas
p a r t y w i t h a c a r r y - i n supper Dec.
6, a t t h e P o s t h o m e , a t 6 : 0 0 p . m .
The Gold Star Mothers will
be
guests.
M e m b e r s are asked to
bring small
prizes.
Miller
Jon
ver,
Colo., m a t r o n
Grace
Mrs.
St.
Louis,
Louis,
Miss M a r y E. Miller,
daugh­
Nov.
candlelight
18
1967,
Methodist
ter
Clayton,
.and
Mo.,
the
in
M r s . O. O.
became
of
Fletcher
St.
Louis, Mo., son
Mrs.
ceremony
at
Church
of M r
ley
Ott
Mrs.
a
Mo.,
—
on
In
Thomas
the
bride
Ott,
M.D.,
of
Mr.
W. Ott
of Culver. D r .
H. Hager
officiated
double
ring
gown
with
cremony.
wore
of
white
alencon
a
lace
Madonna
lace and
the
carried
silk
class­
organza
motifs.
veil
of
white
She
Brussels
roses
Obey The Traffic
Laws
The
bride's
were
floor
carried
mums.
The
bronze
best
Robert
W.
Ind.
The
man
Ott,
green,
yellow
was
his
Jr..
of
groomsmen
Dr. David
A. Fink
Va.,
Dr.
John
Versailles,
Ky.,
Dr.
St.
dresses
and
ton.
and
and
They
moss
were
Brown
Den­
of
velveteen
grooms
Kokomo,
oi
honor
Walker
length,
Fuji
brother,
of
bridesmaid.
style,
and
Dr.
.Arling­
Forsvthe,
Richard
Wade
M .
Faulkner
b o t h of St. Louis, M o .
The
at
attendants
W.
Mo.,
empire
and
stephanotis.
Andrew
wore
and
Wes­
at
The bride was lovely in a
ic
Miller
U a r y CraDbtree
newly-wed's
1316
are
McCutcheon.
R i c h a r d Hts., M o 63141.
at
home
Apt. " I " ,
2 — .THE CULVER CITIZEN — NOV. 30, 19C;
backstrokers he has seen at the
Academy. He currently shares
the 100-yard backstroke record
of 1:00.3.
Glenn (Rich)
Richmond, a
junior from Aurora, 111., im­
presses Coach Roth as "every­
thing a Culver athlete should be.
Culver Military Academy Swimmers
Prepare For Swimming Season
He
Coaen "Wally" Walaitis and
assistant Bill Roth talk with five
record holders and team co-cap­
tains during- a Culver practice.
They are, first row from top,
•Bob, King:, Rick Richmond, cocaptains Joe Cummings and Mike
Schneider; second row Mark
Krone and Steve Swale.
Versatility from 14 returning
lettermen, five of them record
holders, should keep Culver
Military Academy's swimming
opponents guessing in its 12
meets and at the South Bend
John Adams Relays.
Culver's coaches plan to use
the element of sunrise from
their backlog of experience. Al­
though thy admit a need for a
buildup in depth in the freestyle,
brenptmke
backstroke
and
events, they are optimicstic that
the team can improve on last
year's 8-3 record from the open­
ing meet at home Nov. 30
against West Lafayette.
VJeteran Academy coach Frank
W. Walaitis will be assisted this
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year by alumnus swimmer Will­
iam G. Roth who broke a few
records himself at Culver. They
assigned six seniors, a junior and
two sophomores as the leaders of
this year's lineup.
Senior co-captain Joe Cumimings, Sabina, Ohio, also leads
one of the 80-man infantry com­
panies on campus. Expected to
be the mainstay of the varsity,
he will swim the 200 and 400yard freestyle events and per­
haps the freestyle relay.
He
holds the 400 free record at
4:35.8.
Co-captain Mike Schneider, a
senior from Elraira, N.Y., is also
a company commander. He will
compete in the 100-yard butter­
fly, individual medley and the re­
lays. Another senior' from Elimira, Hiram Smith, is expected
to be valuable in the 200-yard
freestyle and 100-yard back­
stroke.
Although Bob King, a senior
from Cocoa Beach, Fla., is re­
ferred to as a. "master' of all
strokes," the coaches think he
will excel in the
individual
medley, 100-yard breastroke and
butterfly, and the 200-yard free­
style. An academic leader' in his
class, King also owns the 100yard butterfly record of 1:00.9.
Mark Krone, a senior from
Spencerville, Ohio, is expected to
continue to
break
Academy
records in the freestyle sprints
as he did last year. His success
is needed if the team is to fill
the gaps in the sprints left by
last year's captain Bill Brown.
Krone's brother, Paul, is a sopho­
He
more letter-man in diving.
is expected to lead the team's
underclassmen.
Coach Walaitis said that al­
though Steve Swale, a junior
from Prairie Village, Kan., is
probably a diver at heart, he is
destined to be one of the best
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a bright note
tremendous
desire
to
Mrs. Carroll Thompson
Phone Argos 892-5058
Attendance at Sunday services
was 55.
The WSCS will meet Wednes­
day, December 6, with Mrs. Car­
roll Thompson for the annual
Christmas dinner which will be
served at noon. Each person will
contribute to the Christmas pro­
gram and there will be a 50c
gift exchange.
Mrs. A. E. Alderfer entertain­
ed at dinner on Thanksgiving
Day for Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Alderfer and family, of Michi­
gan City, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Al­
derfer and family, of Ft. Wayne,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kendall and
family, of Argos, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Smith, of Bourbon and Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Alderfer, of
Knox.
Mrs. Leslie Mahler and Mrs.
Clarence Quivey spent from Wed­
nesday through Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Quivey and Lois
at Wabash.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry McPherron and
Kathy, were Charles McPherron
and daughter, Helen, of Mishawa­
ka, and Mrs. Larry McPherron
and children, of Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Clifton
and family attended a family
gathering at the home of Mrs.
Clifton's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Waller' Ball, at Fulton, on Thurs­
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Clifton had
as
Thanksgiving Day dinnerguests Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Clif­
ton and sons, of LaPaz, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Banic and daughter,
of Bourbon, Mr-, and Mrs. Tom
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has
win, and, quite obviously, is ac­
customed to it. He will probably
swim in each event some time
this season."
Richmond currently holds three
varsity records. His u.pe^ialties
are the breastroke a n i the in­
dividual meulcy. Last year's
letter winners eonsiacied Rich­
mond to have made the greatest
contribution to swimming and
elected him to receive the Tyson
Cup.
As a sophomore lie also
received the first Swim.mug Hall
of Fame medal whicu will be
given to outstanum^ un .erclass
swimmers across the nation this
year.
Another sophomore hopeful,
Roger Benson, came to Culver
this year from EL.iii Academy in
Illinois. He has already dis­
tinguished himself in p.actice,
and the coaches l o o k forward to
his
winning wa.> a in the in­
dividual medley, breasiroice and
200-yard freestyle during the
season.
Culver Military Academy Var­
sity Swimming Schedule for
1967-68.
Nov. 30 West Lafayette
H
Dec.
5 LaPorte
H
Dec.
9 John Adams Relays
Jan.
9 Mishawaka
H
Jan.
11 John Adams
H
Jan.
15 Penn
H
Jan.
18 Jackson
H
Jan.
20 St. Joseph
T
Jan.
22 Riley
T
Jan.
29 Kokomo
T
Feb.
2 LaSalle
T
Feb.
6 Washington
H
Feb.
10 Danville
H
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ry, and Miss Carin Manchester,
all of Culver.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clifton
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
Mrs. Loren Michels and family.
Mrs. Clifton was guest soloist at
the Mt. Pleasant Church at the
Sunday morning worship service.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Thomp­
son and family were hosts on
Thanksgiving Day to the Frank
Cowen families.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ecker and
family, of Belleville, Mich., were
Wednesday thru Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Merle McCune.
The Eckers attended a family
gathering at the Russell Ecker
home on Thanksgiving Day and
on Saturday, the McCunes enter­
tained at a Thanksgiving gath­
ering for the. Eckers, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim McCune and family, of
Argos, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken­
neth McCune and family, of Cul­
ver.
Marion and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Sherwood and family of Argos.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ringie and
John and Mr. and Mrs. Trenson
Kline and family were Thanks­
giving Day dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Oren Ringie.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Heckaiman and Mike were Sunday din­
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Neff at Bourbon.
WOMEN PAST 21
WITH BLADDER IRRITATION
Suffer M a n y Troubles
After 21, common Kidney or Bladder
Irritations affect twice as many women
as men and may make you tense and
nervous from too frequent, burning or
itching urination both day and night.
Secondarily, you may lose sleep and
suffer from Headaches, Backache and
feel old, tired, depressed. In such irri­
tation, CYSTEX usually brings fast,
relaxing comfort by curbing irritating
germs in strong, acid urine and by anal­
gesic pain relief. Get CYSTEX at drug­
gists. See how fast it can help you.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lake
Were Thanksgiving Day guests of
the Mel Hibscham families at
the Hibscham home in Mishawaika.
Other guests were the Paul
Ulrey families, Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Orvin
Lake, Mrs. Cara Stults, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Lake, and Mrs. Orley Zerbc. The William Lakes
will be leaving shortly for their
winter home in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blocker
and family were Thanksgiving
Day dinner guests of Mrs. Mil­
dred Overmyer and Darold.
College students home for the
Thanksgiving
Holiday
were
Sharon and Eva Norris from
Manchester
College,
Bonnie
Thompson from Indiana Univer­
sity, Steve Hagen, Jay Thomp­
son, and Mary Norris from Pur­
due, and Charla Cowen from the
Purdue Campus at Ft. Wayne.
Thanksgiving
Day
dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Norris and girls were Mr. and
Mrs. David Norris and family of
Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. James
Schoonover and family of Speed­
way were weekend guests of the
Norris family.
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was a
Thanksgiving Day dinner guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hagan
end
and family. Other week
visitors were Mr.
and Mrs.
Maurice Hagan and family of
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1:00 p.m. Stitchery Club will meet at home of Mrs. Jerome Zechiel.
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Sunday, December 3
3:00 p.m. T r i Kapp's present
, E p p l e y Auditorium.
the
Heiken
Marionettes
at
the
Monday, December 4
7:00 p.m. Order of Rainbow for Girls will meet in the Masonic
'all.
<Io!Klay, December 4
8:00 p.m. V.P.W. Ladies Auxiliary meeting in the Post home.
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day, Decernl>er 5
-f 7:30 p.m. Stated meeting of Order of Eastern Star in the Masonic
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Tuesday, December 5
7:30 p.m. School board of Culver Community Schools Corporation
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Wednesday, December 6
ff 6:00 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary Christmas party. Carry-in
•fcupper.
•Thursday, December 7
W 8:00 p.m. Burr Oak Rebekah Lodge will meet.
Thursday, December 7
8:00 p.m. Culver City Club meeting at Bank Lounge
Friday, December 8
2:00 p.m. Loyal Women's
Christmas party.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1
Robert W. Glaze
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2
Sherry (Croy) Grove
Martha Lowry
Mrs.
Clyde Morlan
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Herschel Odle
F r a n k M. Bryant
Wallace King
Pamela Thompson
SUNDAY, D E C E M B E R 3
Bernice (Mevis) Lenig
MONDAY, D E C E M B E R 4
Joan Hizer
Betty Lou (Kose) Knaus
Jackie McFarland
Kay
Ann Flosenzier
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5
Gary Wallen
Clara Dean Maxson
Mack Johson
Twyla Jo Shaffer
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
Virginia Piersol
Phyllis Shields
Mrs.
Everett Gibbons
VonaBelle Hartz
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7
Mrs.
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Julia Ruth Funk
Richard Jackson
Marilyn Kelly
Rosalie Tousley
Sue (Shock) Shunk
Terrence O'Hara
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N O V . 30,
1967
Three Phases Of Chrismas
Get r a d y f o r t h a t "Tri-Sea«on." Yes, w e said "Tri-Season."
T h i s is one w a y t o d e f i n e o u r
of the year,
greatest holiday
Christmas.
C h r i s t m a s comes
a
little
e a r l i e r each y e a r . T h e C h r i s t ­
mas season h a s t o be o n us once
the T h a n k s g i v i n g h o l i d a y has
",ome a n d g o n e . C h r i s t m a s has
-uch an e a r l y i m p a c t i n f a c t ,
* h a t n o w i t is a r a t r a c e t o g e t
C h r i s t m a s t o t h e people a n d in
their
m i n d s j u s t as
e a r l y as
possible. T h e s t a r t o f C h r i s t ­
m a s p r o m o t i o n s beats the c a r v "ng
of the
t u r k e y in
many
t o w n s a n d cities. Parades, the
o p e n i n g o f C h r i s t m a s seasons
n c e r t a i n locales, t h e d e c o r a t ­
i n g of windows, the displaying
i f merchandise and everything
of t h i s s o r t b r i n g s t h e season t o
Vs j u s t as e a r l y as possible.
T h i s i s one phase of C h r i s t ­
i n a s . C h r i s t m a s is t h e t i m e o f
'he year for r e t a i l merchandis­
ing.
I t is so m u c h d e p e n d a n t
in
the Christmas
season i n
many
places,
that
a
good
C h r i s t m a s business
is a l m o s t
the sole r e a s o n a business s u r ­
vives or fails.
T h i s goes f r o m
the
biggest manufacturer of
Products for
Christmas right
d o w n t o the neighborhood store
f b a t sells t h i s m e r c h a n d i s e t o
y o u , t h e people. T h e e c o n o m i c
uhase o f C h r i s t m a s i s t h e one
' uat h i t s us first, last a n d h a r d ­
est. B u t , i n a m o d e r n w a y o f
jiife, i t seems t o be a n e c e s s a r y
p a r t o f t h e season.
T h e second phase o f C h r i s t ' as w i l l c o n t i n u e t o g r o w w i t h
the continued g r o w t h of
the
f'rst phase. T h i s is t h e C h r i s t ­
m a s first k n o w n by the children
a t t h i s t i m e of the year.
Chil­
lerhave
come
to
know
' h r i s t m a s f i r s t as t h e t i m e o f
ihe year f o r S a n t a Claus a n d
gifts, and gifts and gifts. Yes,
children
take part i n
many
( hristmas programs in churchss a n d
S u n d a y Schools, celerVating
the
birth
of
Jesus
Christ, but still, i n their young
minds
Santa Claus
and his
phase of Chritmas w i l l reign
h i g h from now u n t i l the cher­
ished moment
on Christmas
day when the gifts are opened
under the tree.
This fact, whether we like i t
or not, is the product of our
own way of l i v i n g and b r i n g i n g
up the children. This phase of
Christmas is p a r t i a l l y a product
of the first phase w i t h the con­
tinued push aimed at the young
for their acceptance and choice
of gifts. However, more and
more of this also comes f r o m
the "diffrent" way of life now
over years ago.
With
the
Christmas season getting longer
each year, and the commercial
aspect, i t cannot be blammed
on the home life as much as the
business life.
The t h i r d phase of Christmas
is the oldest . . . almost 2000
years old. This is the real rea­
son
for Christmas.
Christ's
b i r t h . I t was at this time that
the gift giving was started as
three kings so-honored a new
born babe who was given to the
people of the world for their
salvation. The religious story
of Christmas is k n o w n by all,
and simple as i t may be, is the
most beautiful story ever told.
The important part of this
phase of Christmas is that we
all
remember
it. Not
just
Christmas eve or i n the Christ­
mas programs and services of
the respective churches, but a l l
through the Christmas season.
Christmas
is coming. I t is
coming i n a l l three of
the
phases.
A l l three are
an
established part
of our lives,
and Christmas cannot be the
Christmas we know without a l l
three. There is time for a l l
three, but be sure you take
time
for a l l as one
with­
out the other means you are
missing part of the dearest time
of the year.
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A
large crowd of v i s i t i n g
Ray Fisher,
R u r a l Route
1 patrons and friends w i l l j o i n the
tfta.il
carrier, retires
after 33
student body at Culver M i l i t a r y
y - a r s as Postman.
Academy for the three-day 1957
Mr. and M r s . Loren Voreis are Thanksgiving program. Frankie
the parents of a daughter weigh­ Masters, a graduate of C.M.A.,
i n g 8 ounces born Nov. 25, at the
and his orchestra w i l l play at the
I uiver Clinic. She has
been annual Thanksgiving Ball.
N o v e m b e r 27, 1957
Mrs. James Piersol, President
of the Culver Music Parents, has
announced the opening the fundraising drive for the new W u r l itzer electronic organ purchased
for the Culver Public Schools.
November 26, 1947
Passenger service on the local
branch of the Pennsylvania r a i l ­
road w i l l be discontinued Thurs­
day, Nov. 27, i n accordance w i t h
an order issued by the Public
Service Commission of Indiana.
The establishment of a bus lino
from Plymouth to Logansport is
being considered.
A r n o l d R. Miller and Pete Doll
of near Plymouth have purchased
the building formerly owned by
Raymond Seese on Lake Shore
Drive and have opened a sporting
goods store.
The T o w n Board received word
Monday from N o r t h e r n Indiana
Public Service Company
that
street
l i g h t i n g for
Christmas
decorations w i l l not be permitted
due to the present demand for
electricity and the need to con­
serve coal.
Novenil>cr 24, 1937
nMFOFWEWEEK
High
School
The
Culver
basketball team
almost upset
the old dope bucket at Rochester
F r i d a y night by holding the
Zebras 23 to 20 victory.
Federick L . Bays and Robert
W.
Henderson
were
recently
honored at the Academy by being
selected as members of the Cul­
ver Horor Guard.
Mr. and Mrs. Verl McFeely an­
nounce the a r r i v a l of a daughter,
Judith A n n , born on Thursday,
November 18.
Novembr 23, 1927
Misses Bonita A l t m a n
and
R u t h Tiedt who are
attending
college at N o r t h Manchester, ar­
rived at home this afternoon to
enjoy the Thanksgiving holidays
w i t h home folks.
Mr. and M r s . Joe Boetsma and
family left yesterday for Sheveport, La., to reside.
W i l l Rogers recently expressed
the desire to give several polo
horses to the Academy as a gift
for their polo team.
- The h i g h school
basketball
team won the first game of the
season by defeating Bourbon 5118.
November 21, 1917
{"Someday, sou — all
this will be yours, and then by golly,
you'll mow it!"
The cadets themselves p l e d g e d
$9,000 to the Y.M.C.A. w a r fund
and the faculty pledged $2,560 i n ­
cluding the $1,000 given by the
Culvers. The local school
and
Union Township has come across
w i t h its allotted contribution to
the Y.M.C.A. w a r fund.
M a r y Seese sold her 80 acre
f a r m southwest of t o w n to Jer­
ome and E a r l Zcchil who i n t u r n
sold i t to Oscar Zechield.
Clarence Hollett has
sold 19
Fords i n the past few weeks.
Culver H i g h School's basket­
ball team won over Talma to the
tune of 49 to 16. Supt. Walker
acted as referee for the game.
Service News
(Q03141
CAMP
PENDLE­
TON, C A L I F . ( F H T N C ) Nov. 15
t ~ Marine Private T i m B. Troutman, son of M r . Omer Troutman
of Kewanna, Ind., and Mrs. M i l ­
dred T r o u t m a n
of Monterey,
Ind.,
completed two weeks of
t r a i n i n g under simulated combat
conditions i n the fundamentals
of day and night patroling, em­
ployment of infantry weapons,
survival
methods and
assault
tactics at this Marine Corps base.
This individual combat train-ing.
Taught by combat ex­
perienced
non - commissioned
officers of the i n f a n t r y t r a i n i n g
regiment here, i t prepares the
young Leatherneck to become
p a r t of the
Marino air-ground
combat team.
While i n the field he
was
taught how to use hand grenards, a compass and the p r i n c i ­
ples of map reading and
land
navigation. He learned how t o
detect and
disarm mines a n d
booby traps and, while being exiposed to live machine gun fire, he
learned to advance safely from
on point t o another.
From
this
course,
he
is
scheduled t o g o o n t o more a d - !
vanced
t r a i n i n g before
being
assigned t o his permanent unit.
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cheers
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worm
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WE WOULD
LIKE YOU TO
MEET . . .
pieces
of
tissue
plastic
paints.
touch,
made
ings
of
will
be
Kadeckie's
where
M r s . W a l l a c e Helber is one of
these
gitted
personalities
we
would like y o u to know.
When
asked w h a t
she considered
her
p r i n c i p a l hobby, she said,
" M y
hu.Tie i s m y h o b b y . "
making
can readily
believe
this
We
Statement as w e l o o k a b o u t t h e
Helber's
comfortable
home
and
see t h e e v i d e n c e s o f h e r v e n t u r e s .
She is fond of o l d f u r n i t u r e a n d
likes to refinish
a n d restore i t
to presentable condition.
About
her home are several rugs
that
has
hooked,
braided
or
she
crocheted.
I n t h e s u m m e r she is
b u s y c a n n i n g a n d m a k i n g jellies,
and jams from
the produce ot
their large garden.
Needless to
say, h e r hobbies g e t l i t t l e a t t e n ­
tion during this period.
lovely
A
on
frame.
the
in
at
South
St.
Joseph
Society
will
on Novem­
a n d seasonal
of M r s . H e l b e r ' s
For
several
saved
hobby
is designing a n d
Christmas
ornaments.
years
old jewelry
the
family
a n d pieces o f
ribbon, b r a i d a n d m a t e r i a l .
year
M r s . Helber
foam
balls
ornaments
These
distictive
coverd
with
pieces
are
pinned
pins.
styro-
to
fashion
from
balls
four
of satin
Last
bought
and began
them.
are
leaf
first
shaped
or taffeta
on
with
which
numerous
Ribbon and braid are
used
to cover
these covered
the pins
takes
makes
ball
will
each
be
then
and
over
a
and
she
creation
treasured
from
that
year
y e a r . Y o u m a y see a n d e v e n
chase
these
the
lovely
"Little
shop,"
has
where
some
A r t
at
Work­
M r s . Helber
of her
to
pur­
ornaments
House
also
paintings
for
sale.
Mrs.
the
Helber
talent
Helber
is a gifted
plays
He
the
is
from
is a
is
Illinois,
in
the
Susan
A l lthree
and
Shei,
Paula
Kaye
the
Duneland
Twirling
Chesterton,
Ind.,
at
is
a
Kenneth
Shei,
entered
mediate
class
a n d placed
placed
class.
12th i n
has
and
football
George
have
H .
Academy.
(Chip)
and Mrs. Patrick
kin,
Academy
the
to t w o local seniors
Military
Linnemeier,
M . Hodgkin,
Mr.
team,
was
letter
at
year's
varsity
awarded
the
son of
H . Hodg­
Rd., c o - c a p t a i n
Academy's
the
She is t h e
his
conclusion
ginners
class
H e r mother,
Mrs.
panied
be­
daugh­
the be­
a
M r s .Martin
Bill
Stuntz
the girls to
at 508
medal.
Saturday, Dec. 2,1367
accom­
Chesterton.
12:00
2 overstuffed
MEETS
Noon
(fast
time)
rcckcrs and sofa, blue sofa, 2 chairs and foot stool, brow.
2 pc. living room suite, 2 green chairs, hassock, several straight chairs, wicket
rockers,
wooden
rcckcrs,
phone bench,
3
droplcaf
table,
round table
with
5
extra
leaver
china closet, long table, oval stands, round stands, tele­
6 chairs and buffet,
A U X I L A K Y
located
East Washington Street, Culver, Ind.
Mahler,
Sara, Paula,
and Kaye
are
members of the
Culver
Twirlettes a n d students of Miss Susan
Shei.
V.F.W.
thit
Thomp­
4th in
winning
second
of
season.
1 have sold my home and will sell the following at public auction
placed
of
soccer
inter­
son.
Kaye
his
letter.
section
desk,
cedar
bench,
Capehart console
27-inch T V ;
The Ladies' A u x i l a r y
t o t h e metal top table, chrome 5 pc. dinette set, 2 wooden beds complete, and
V.F.W. Post
#6919 held
t h e i r matching dressers, brass bed complete, small cedar chest, oak dresser, pod
r e g u l a r m e e t i n g M o n d a y , N o v . 2 0 estals, chrome bird cage and other bird cages, old victrola, two 4x6 and on*
in the Post Home.
9 x 1 2 matching rugs, 2 stools, Victor safe, Bissel sweeper, Hoover sweeper,
F i n a l p l a n s w e r e m a d e f o r t h e mirrors, pictures, throw rugs, table and floor lamps, Birdseye map.' stand
A u x i l i a r y C h r i s t m a s p a r t y t o be
and mirror, floor fan, Sunbeam electric skillet, waffle iron, steam iron, mi>
held a t the Eagles Lodge a t 6:30
master, silverware, dfshes, 2 kitchen clocks, pressure cooker, coffee pots
p . m . M o n d a y , D e c . 4.
The din­
n e r w i l l b e c a t e r e d a n d r e s e r v a ­ small radio, hamper, 2 trunks, fruit jars, pots and pans, bed-spreads, lots OT
a
tion
should be m a d e b y Dec. 1.
bedding,
drapes and curtains, also
step
ladders, rakes, shovels,
and garder;
M r s . M a r y W e s t c o t t w o n t h e hose and other small items.
membership
prize
and
Mrs.
Antiques: Marble top dresser with mirror, iron kettle, copper boiler
U r b a n G r e t t e r w o n t h e M y s t e r y crocks, large wall mirror.
prize.
Terms: Cash.
Not Responsible For Accidental
A t t h e close o f t h e m e e t i n g r e ­
freshments
were served
b y the
hostesses, M r s . W a r d
McGaffey
and M r s . M a r y Westcott.
Auctioneer: Paul J . Beaver, Culver, 8 4 2 - 2 2 2 9
48n
men Matilda IN. fforris
are
Vicki's
w o n her
her
interesting
know.
There will never
as
varsity
half­
won
production
are
terests such
Eagles
I " , presented
voice
f o r people
for the
of the girls
family
moment
Culver
letters
M r s . G. H .
Terrace,
6th.
ter of M r . a n d M r s . John
and
West
— 5
College,
at the Academy.
Helbur
the
sports
been awarded
Saturday,
o f M r . a n dM r s .
praise.
Mrs.
Varsity
Festival
at
Paula
second
... 9
N o v . 25.
ginners
back
Mahler participated i n
Sara, daughter
of L t . Col. and
Linnemeir,
Andrew
Thompson,
and
son
CMA Awaids
Two Boys
CITIZEN
Military
theatre
"King
Ind­
and Janet
Culver
the
and
at
Rockford
at
Academy.
were
where
instructor,
his studies
at
viol.
sabbatical
the Academy,
and Vicki
co-eds
of
on
University.
freshman
Mr.
a n d bass
science
furthering
iana
family.
musician w h o
piano
presently
leave
he
does n o t c l a i m a l l
in her
Sara
from
balls, M r s . Helber's
imagination
Local Girls
Attend Baton
Twirling Contest
paint­
display
Color
current
much
Zemo speeds soothing relief to ex­
ternally caused itching o f eczema,
m i n o r rashes, skin irritations, n o n poisonous insect bites. Desensitizes
nerve endings. K i l l s millions o f sur­
face germs, aids healing. " D e - i t c h "
skin with Zemo, L i q u i d or O i n t m e n t .
Q u i c k relief, or y o u r money back I
and
ber 25.
outstanding
ITCMS?
finish
an a r t show
last year
Let doctor's formula stop i t .
crowning
A r t Gallery
Water
sponsor
a
to
it with
M r s . Helber's
Valley
STAY
AWAKE
paper
designed
the natural
Some
Bend,
Water
color, w h i c h
she docs
w i t h a n impressionistic flair, is
Mrs.
Helber's media,
b u t dis­
i n the Hel­
played prominently
ber's living room
is an acrylic
collate'.
This
beautiful
flora]
painting is arrived at b y pasting
As
M r . Helber
For
a
community
its
size,
Cuiver
has a n
enormousreservior of talent.
I n the
n<"xt
few weeks w e w i s h to introduce
some of
those talented
people
and present their hobbies to y o u .
Through-out
her home, M r s .
Helber has displayed her paint­
ings which w e c a n safely say are
her specialty.
H e r formal train­
ing
was gained i n
h e r college
days at M i s s o u r i College, w h e r e
she m a i o r e d i n a r t . S h w a s en­
couraged
further
i n her
art,
when a group of faculty wives at
Culver Military Academy
began
a r t courses.
and
canvas a n d p a i n t i n g over
THE CULVER
Fine Groceries and Meats
At Low Prices
busy
people
be a
to
dull
w h o have i n ­
theirs.
MARKETS
1 0 9 S. MAIN ST.
LOCKER P L A N T
PHONE 842-2071
CULVER
Markets
Shelled
Ear
Corn
U. S. No. 1
Corn
Oats
10-lb, Bag
Soybeans
Homespun
Chicken of
Buy
Sea Tuna
Chunk
3
Furniture
c a n s
pkg.
Napkins
Blue
9 9c
2
Borden's
lb
2 -
box
7 5c
Borden's
Cream Cheese
8 ©a. pi<g.
2
Ararfcan
9c
16 slice p k g .
L a - Z - B & y R e e n t e r s 8s. R o c k e r s
Oscar Mayer
® Desks
ItlslEl
Bridge Sets
Living Room Ta&Ses
Lamps • Mirrors
C l o t h e s Hampers • P i c t u r e s
MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS EARL
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Remember —
Your dollar buys more a t t h e
Choice Grade
lbs.
ROUP
T-IONE STEAK
Choice Grade
Open Laver
ARGOS mmm mm
Open Wednesday & Saturday ' T i l 8:30
48, 50n
vssmmsmsmm
ALSO
FRESH
DRESSED
48c
qt.
Choice Grade
O c c a s i o n a l CSiairs
lbs
Miracle Whip Dressing
Nes*!e's Quick
25c
Bonnet
Margarine
Style
160
FRYERS
49c
Sliced
Cheese
§ g g
6 —
T H E
C U L V E R
CITIZEN
—
Mr.
Clyde
visited
Al
NOV.
his
and
Mrs.
entertained
N o v . 25,
a
and
Mrs. Jud
pleasant
with
dinner
Sylvester
Zechiel,
Miss Thelma
Ruthana
Kersey,
Mr.
Jerry
Hull
and
sons
Mich,
and
Mr.
and
Cooper
and
Mrs.
Jack
Mr.
home
of
Smith
family
of
Fetters
ters
of
of
Robert
Edi-
a
fam­
held
as
Bourbon,
Hazel
Fet­
Sanders
of
and
home
Mich.
Thomas
Mrs.
Win-
Bates
niece
and
is
Mr.
nephew.
Mrs.
Jessie
and
Mr.
and
of
Mr.
giving
dinner
their
spent
Rich and
Ruthana
ceived
word
daughter's
Jones
of
was
and
three
Mrs.
Mrs.
sons
Miss
and
grand­
and
the
them
week
end
Reed held
Thanksgiving
home.
dinner
Guests
Mrs. John
were
Reinholt,
a
in
M r . a n d M r s . Joe
ing.
at
Messersmith
and
George
Reinholt
Miss
Colorado,
Carrie
Reinholt,
Reed and
Mr. and
were
another
large
family
ner.
Their
Marion
Earl
zee;
Mrs.
Warren
and
Mrs.
Mr.
family.
couple
to
hold
guests were
Boswell
Boswell
M r . and
din­
Mr.
and
all
of
Mrs. Ralph
a
and
Curtis
Keyser
Mr.
and
and
family
Mr.
son,
slides
and
James,
on
vacation
from
Han­
iences
with
also w i t h
them.
Maxinkuckee Landing
over College, w a s
Mrs.
family
of
Paul
of
Robert
Plymouth,
Rowe
and
Mrs.
Dillon
Their
Robert
Miloserny
and
and
M r . and
family
of
George Jewell
one
i n the
Band
in
Mrs. Ed
Champaign,
entertained
afternoon
showing
of
his
also
Mr.
Gross
of
a
Dallas,
week's
his
of
Gross
Texas,
vacation
parents,
Donald
E.
Taylor
Mr.
and
a
and
other
Ruby
and
and
Mr.
and
ding
and
and
Mrs.
sister,
Mrs.
attended
reception
niece,
Bloch
Mr.
all
Nov.
to
Harry
son
Speyer
and
Chicago,
dinner
their
with
George
Mr. and
Inks.
Hopple
Mrs.
John
daughter
their
Mrs.
daughi
Harold
and
had
Plantz
celebrate
of
Thanksgiving
Elmer
Leinin­
•
•
BIRTHS
•
a
M r . and Mrs. L a r r y Osborn of
Buchanan,
Mich.,
announce
the
b i r t h o f a 7% l b . d a u g h t e r , L i s a
Ann,
born
Saturday
evening/'
N o v . 25.
The paternal
grand­
parents arc M r . and M r s . Gerald
Osborn.
Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth
Ruby
are the p a r e n t s o f a son, K e n n e t h
William born
N o v e m b e r 27,
at
the P a r k v i e w Hospital.
A son w a s
born to
Mr. and
N o v . 26 a t t h e P a r k v i e w
HosMrs. Keith of
Leiters Ford
on
pital.
25.
Mr.
Mr. and
Speyer
Mr.
and
Mich,
over
of
Mrs.
South
Mrs. Frank
daughter,
Debbie,
had
Mrs.
of
Jones
William
Henderson
dinner
Jennie
Youth
mond,
and
and
family.
as
guests
Plymouth,
American
Mr.
the
they
Bend.
their Thanksgiving
and
and
family
S u n d a y N o v . 26
visited M r . and
Busart
VerBloch
married
Mrs.
Harbor,
end.
Scheibelhut
and
E.
wed­
Mrs.
Francis
their
Donald
Ann
son
with
Mrs.
Mrs.
Leininger
to
Walterhouse.
entertained
week
Jack
Vernum
Saturday,
was
and
Mrs.
to
his
K.
the
of
Miss
Plymouth,
Douglas
with
Mrs. Andrew
family
Miss
ar­
30,
family.
and
num's
leave
Mr.
Taylor,
family
Nov.
30-day
parents,
of
and
Wednesday
and
and
guests.
M r . and Mrs. T. D. Reed of
Europe.
Jr.
Mr.
family
exper­
of
her
parents
and
M r . and
and
Fred
Plymouth
ger.
his
telling
the
by
111.
every­
of
Thanksgiving
Kalin
with
spend
Mr.
Bend
family.
Mrs.
Thanksgiving
South
M r . and
and
and
spent
spending
of
Jewell
of Lakeville, M r . and
and
Frankfort,
Boswell
Mrs.
M a h l o n Wise and family of
and
of
Mrs.
of
family.
and
Mrs.
Kline
Thurman
and Mrs. Robert
and
and
Lee
Michael
family
Mr.
Lyman
and
birthday
Leininger.
Stan
John
Mr.
Mrs.
Plymouth,
J.
Logans-
and
Closed Wed. after 12 Noon
Mr.
Syracuse,
of
celebrated
Edgar
of
H.
Culver,
Mr.
Mrs.
Groceries
Beverages - Meat
Sinclair Products
man
Mr.
of
en­
birthday
relatives.
South
26 g u e s t s . P r e s e n t w e r e
and
Sway-
Mrs.
with
son,
Clinga-
here
Vicki,
to
the
home
Jerry
Knox,
and
Mrs.
and Mrs. Emil Ruhnow.
Mrs.
is
Thanksgiv­
David
and
family
Boswell
Thanksgiving
Mrs.
Mrs.
and
Mr.
Mrs. Hampton
and
were
Mr.
Mr.
and
the
and
Morrison
Messersmith
Robert
Marshall,
at
Mr.
Condon
M r . and
entertained
Billy
family
ter,
to
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. E m i l Ruhnow,
and
for
of
dinner
Guests
port,
family,
Joyce
tertained
Mrs.
and
also
Mrs.
family.
N o v . 26,
again
rived
Mr.
Mr.
Donna,
Thanksgiving
of
and
celebrate M r s . Hopples's
Jr.
of
Lo-
Massa
Mr.
Adolph Massa and
Plymouth
Bend.
daughters,
Mrs. Ora
James,
went
and
nephew,
Mrs.
Mr.
Thanksgiving
Dolph
Sunday,
and
had
on
Mrs.
Hopple
Mr.
Mrs. Louis Banks
gansport,
Condon
Mrs. Donald
daughter
wife
survive.
Condon
and
M r . and
His
dinner
Ralph
Steve
Texas,
Ralph
Thanksgiving
R.
accident
night.
Mrs.
and
Grand­
car
children
re­
Charles
Wells,
a
Thanksgiving
and
and
guests
and
her
Mineral
in
Mr.
of Culver,
that
Mr.
as
and
Thanks­
of
husband,
killed
and
family.
Kersey
and
accompanied
spent
Carter.
DeFree
guests
had
of Kewanna.
Sims,
111.,
Bend, were
had
and
Mrs.
Mrs. Larry
son of South
dinner
Sims
Ollie
and
Bismarck,
M r . ' and
Thanksgiving
Adams
Robert
MARKET
family,
Mrs.
111.,
M r . and Mrs. Solon E m e r y
Mrs. E a r l Reinholt, M r . and
Ed
MANOR
and
Mr.
them.
and
Ypsilanti,
Bates
home
their
Mr.
visiting
Mrs.
her
and
with
family
Ruth
Ohio,
family.
daughter,
Mr.
Mrs.
holidays
Ann
and
Bourbon,
Bend,
the
Arnold
and
C.
and
Alvin,
of
Mrs. Jay
family
Beth
in
guests
Fetters
South
at
niece
Mr.
had
Mack
and
to
was
Thanksgiving
and
their
and
fam­
Leinginger
Bennett's
Mr.
and
Mr.
Bennett
and
Winford
Talley's
Smith.
also
Mrs.
went
dinner'
Mrs.
Kenneth
and
Mrs.
Sanders
Mich, to enjoy
Thanksgiving
Mrs.
Lewis
Mrs. James Talley
wardsburg,
Mrs.
and
Mich.
Jackie,
the
Mr.
Mrs.
daughter,
ily
and
Carter
of
Saturday with Mrs. E. W.
Saturday,
Art
Mrs. Don
ford
Homer
Bivans
Deloris,
Hopple
brother,
Mrs.
the
Bangor,
Mrs.
Day.
Leininger and
Cleveland,
and
Mrs.
guest.
and
spent
Mrs.
and
of
of Buchanan,
Mr. and
Mr.
Smith,
for her
Mrs. Elmer
in
Verta
Elkhart,
dinner
ily.
Mr.
Mr.
Miss
at
William
Day
guests
of
M r . and
George
Mrs.
also a
spent
Thanksgiving
their
Romig,
Dillion
Poppe
parents
1967
Poppe, T h a n k s g i v i n g
Mr.
Mr.
30,
Mrs.
the
f
Bible
s p e a k s to
you
C H R I S T I A N 8CIENCS
RADIO SERIES
Ham­
Bernie
SUNDAYS
8:00 a.m. W L S (890)
9:15 a.m. W S B T (960)
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
PHYSICIANS
Hate
Ironing?
Love
Permanent
Press
Clothes?
Lake Shore Clinic
JOSEPH D. H O W A R D , M . D .
PHYSICIAN
Genqral Medicine & Obstetric*
Office: 921-1003 L a k e Shore D r .
Office Hours by Appointment
Office & Residence Phone
842-3327
OSTEOPATHIC
MEDICAL PHYSICIANS
Then you need a new, improved
CULVER C L I N I C
222 X . Ohio St.
Phone 842-3351
JAMES R. L E A C H , D.O.
PHYSICIAN
General Family Practice
and Obstetrics
G. W . S T E V E N S O N , J R . , D.O,
PHYSICIAN
General Family Practice
and Obstetrics
Today's pre-pressed clothing
w i l l keep a freshly-ironed look
only w i t h proper drying. Gentle
tumble-drying w i t h accurate../'
heat and time controls are/
absolutely necessary for \
"no-iron" clothes. A n d that's
just what you get w i t h anew,'
improved Gas Dryer, f
Office Honrs by Appointment
Phone 842-3351
DENTISTS
J O H N W. O L D H A M , D.D.S.
DENTIST
Office Hours by Appointment
Phone 842-2118
Northern Indiana Public S e r v i c e
Company Building
A l l your washables, from"
"no-iron" blue jeans to delicate \
synthetics, dry fast and
gently . . . and Gas Dryers
cost so little to operate, j
NORTHERN INDIANA *tii£lic
OPTOMETRISTS
DR. F. L. B A B C O C K
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 842-3372
Office Hours:
9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Closed Mondays and
Wednesday afternoon
203 South Main Street
Setvice
COMPANY
mm
——
R I C H A R D J . DIETER, D.S.Q
Foot Orthopedics
Surgical Chiropody and
FOOT S P E C I A L I S T
Wednesday by Appointment
222 North Ohio St.
Phono 842-3352
NOV.
presented
Girl Scouts
Honor Mrs.
William Martin
Mrs.
was
William
honored
November
of
the
Scout
Bend.
at
Down's
serving
In
o f h e r w o r k , she
was
United
were
shown
the
new
the
Culver
with
Bernard
Henderson,
and
Davis,
film
of
Springs,
of
the
meeting
Mrs.
Martin
Mrs.
Mrs.
Jack
Here's The Way
To Make Next
Year's Christmas
The Best Yet!
the
Russell
Milton
were
Mrs.
Brown Mrs.
B.
from
Frank
Ullery,
Donald
Hughes,
and
Spencer.
WEATHER
ALL P U R P O S E
3-IN-0NE'0IL
Oils Everything
I Prevents Rust
REGULAR-OIL SPRAY-ELECTRIC MOTOR
CITIZEN —
to
a
camp
Busart,
Marshall
Mrs.
CULVER
Scouts
progress
of Soni
resident
Attending
Mrs.
THE
Fund.
given
on
development
Ms.
r
Girl
Council.
Camp,
Scouts.
—
Girl
given
the
the
director
Day
Girl
strip
South
was
Woods
Culver
appreciation
in
the
Reports
meeting
miniature
was
serving
including
Indiana
Council
a
Recognition
Culver
Northern
with
1967
pin.
others
evening-,
the
Mrs. Martin
the
of
Tuesday
21st
Girl
of
Martin
Scout
30,
Tuesday
30
40
Wednesday
30
35
Thursday
25
34
Friday
29
44
Saturday
32
48
Sunday
21
46
Monday
17
28
Tuesday
16
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Will Be Moving To Kewanna, Indiana, Effective The First Week §
Of January, 1968. He Will Not Be I n The Lake Shore Clinic 1
During The Month Of December. However, He Will Be Avail- |
able On Call At The Culver Number 842-2249.
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CHRISTMAS
CLUB
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Start Saving the Easy Christmas Club Way!
m
e s t o r e that c r e s . . . a b o u f y o | | l
a
SUPER
RIGHT-FRESH
You May Adopt Any of the Following:
ii
deposit weekly for 50 weeks
3-lb,
* Average
25c each week
50c each week
$ 1.00 each week
S 2.00 each week
S 3.00 each week
$ 5.00 each week
$10.00 each week
$20.00 each week
WHOLE
Smoked
Picnic
Hams
c
39
— — — COUPON
p
•
— — — j
FREE
I
— — -
—
~
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! A&P Aspirin S S \ \
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COUPON
with the purchase of j
COFFEE
(
• A&P Mouthwash 59' • •
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14-oz. bottle I
Effective a t a l l A & PFood
Stores t h r u Dec. 2, 1 9 6 7 .
f
|
I
gal.
jug
Laundry Bleach
Jane Parker
8-inch
size
Blueberry Pie
4
c
39
49
Mayonnaise
20-oz.
ftO
loaves w m
ORANGES
3 \
_
-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
-
-
12.50
25.00
$ 50.00
$100.00
$150.00
$250.00
$500.00
$1000.00
INTEREST PAID
59
& Save
Membership in our 1 9 6 8 Christmas
Savings Club is now open. Take ad­
vantage of this easy way to meet
the obligations of the holidays.
For f u r t h e r information inquire at
Wesson Oil
the Bank. W e w i l l be glad to an­
45'
swer any questions and discuss the
24-oz.
bottle
Club w i t h you personally.
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Florida
$100
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jar
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CHOOLBELL
juniors, a n d seniors, keep
those
posters.
look
great
plastered
We
The
with
eyes are
our
fore
we
close
now
for
and
be­
very heavy
c o m m i t ourselves
dreamland
you
poster's
them!
better
a
of
slumber,
Happy
to
the
we
Belated
wish
Thanks­
giving!
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M i ,
Super
It
is v e r y late. Y a w n .
circumstances
my
and
column
valley
of
I
are
from
deep
was
period
It's
too
ball
games
an
on
we
history
don't
every
winning
compliment
skit they
to
tions
we
the
that
leaves.
hop
on
pinching
Pam
seem
Scott
be
someone
in
Suzi
and
the
Tall
until
the
Keep
Donnelly
from
class
and
Pam
were
last
Friday
the
ball
game.
a
contact
As my
Winamac
will
of
more
their
of
these
pense
McKinney
is
that
home
graduation
happy
Steve
Terry
Gentry,
be
which
only
from
played basketball
day
night
Sue
to m o r e
N E W S
you
lost
of
a
jans
last
bring
to
Mr.
course
in
so
Margaret
caught
something
say
he
goes b y
the
All
you
Kohler
big
dresses
name
this
in
of
freshies,
has
the
ex­
will
fire.
ex­
John
Aubbee
and
Triton's strong
dehorse
the
Lancers
Caston's
Comets
past
Northfield.
night
Winamac
a
Tro­
The members
of the
Culver
Chapter of J C L w i l l meet at the
home of the sponsor,
Mrs. Tom
R. Huff, at P r e t t y L a k e at
7:30
p . m . N o v e m b e r 30, f o r a n i n s t a l ­
lation of officers and
initiation
of n e w m e m b e r s .
T h i s year the m e m b e r s of the
S p a n i s h classes p l a n t o h a v e cor­
respondence between the students
of
a
Spanish-speaking
country
and the Culver Club.
T h e y also
p l a n t o i n v i t e as g u e s t s p e a k e r s
native Spaniards to speak about
their respective countries.
Also,
t h e g i - o u p p l a n s t o r a i s e f u n d s so
t h a t i t c a n t a k e t r i p s t o see s u c h
g r o u p s as the B a l l e t d u M a d r i d
or t h e
Jose Greco dancers.
In
addition the
school w i l l
have
films and parties that pertain to
the Spanish w a y of life.
SUSIE'S
SCHOOLBELL
STAFF
Pam
Thompson,
Wendy
Pam
Nelson, Perry
Price,
Fred
myer,
May,
Charles
Thews,
Nancy
Norma
Delores
Sylvia
Debbie
Stokes,
Carol
Paul,
Overmyer,
Vicki
Linda
Hudson,
Donnelly,
Suzi
Riester,
Mike
holt,
Laurel
Kelly,
Clifton,
Barrabcs,
Wynn,
Tom
Ana
Susan
Jean
Linda
Prosser,
Rein­
Sandy
Singleton.
SUNSHINE
PROJECTS
was
held i n the first
F R E N C H
day,
November
At
the first meeting
October
18,
officers were
elected
and
dues
were
set.
Linda
Shirrel
was
elected president,
and
the
v - p r e s i d e n t w i l l be P e r r y W h i t e .
Ana
B a r r a b c s w a s chosen secre­
t a r y , a n d J a n Price is reporter.
Schilling,
Tasch,
I n conclusion, the goal of the
class is to
share
the
Spanish
Spanish w a y of life but to have
fun while w e do it.
The newest
language
club in
Culver- H i g h S c h o o l is t h e F r e n c h
C l u b . A s f a r as a n y o n e
remem­
bers, this
is the f i r s t
French
Club at CHS.
Triplet.
Phyllis
Kathy
Gross,
Kirk
Ruhnow,
Davis,
Roberts,
Beverly
Ginny
Clem.
Margaret
A
special
Sunshine
The members
to
give
needy
a
family,
volunteered
for
the
The
a
has
group
but
not
of
food
the
bring
to
girls
a
all
something
basket.
also
Christmas
band,
Mon­
of the club voted
and
to
meeting
period
20.
basket
the
yet
voted
dance
date
been
to
with
or
the
have
a
live
dance
announced.
which
will
The
constitution,
m a k e the club official, is n o w be­
ing d r a w n up.
The
officers
have
had
one
m e e t i n g since the f i r s t a n d h a v e
discussed
a Christmas
program
similar to
the one
given
last
year.
M y
prediction
evaporating
and
(Beginning
Craig?
Monday:
sophies,
Twin
MENU
ners,
Monday,
Dec.
Sauerkraut
and
mashed
4)
wie­
potatoes,
sticks, peaches, bread,
celery
butter
and
milk.
Tusday:
toasted
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Chili
cheese
cake
crackers,
with
carrot
cherry
sauce,
milk.
Wednesday:
lettuce
and
bread,
fruit
Chop
perfection
butter
Friday:
suey,
salad,
and
pie,
bread,
Macroni
peanut
noodles,
cookie,
milk.
and
sandwhich, apple
spinach,
pot
cup,
milk.
Thursday:
rice,
Chicken
salad,
butter,
salad
and
sandwich,
cheese,
salad,
and
or
ham
butter
milk.
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Osborn,
Dorothy
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Scott,
White,
By Barltara Winter and
Ann Waite
time.
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regain
Jimtown in
SCHOOL
BEWARE!
Say,
see
Among
other
activities
in
w h i c h the members of each chap­
ter of the League have partici­
pated has been an annual R o m a n
banquet held each
spring,
perferably i n the
m o n t h of April,
which m a r k s the traditional date
of the
founding of Rome.
A t
this banquet the members of the
club dress like Romans, eat
the
k i n d o f f o o d the R o m a n s ate, a n d
present skits concerning
Roman
life.
M u c h research on
Roman
life goes i n t o the preparations f o r
the banquet.
L a s t year, the S p a n i s h classes
of C u l v e r H i g h School decided t o
institute a Spanish Club
which
w o u l d be b o t h e d u c a t i o n a l
and
recreational.
The purpose of the
club is t o p r o m o t e a n d influence
the members w i t h the art, liter­
ature, and customs of the
Span­
ish s p e a k i n g
countries.
Lakes.
Lawson
Judo
trip
a
I
at
beat
will
Judoff
will
Knox
Saturday
sees
2, t h e
Dragon's
LaVille.
final
Attica.
feathers
the
streak
with
starts
Culver.
should
will
Satur­
game
activities.
should
from
way
con­
Judson
barnburner.
away.
the
ought
Glenn
Bremen
games.
FLASH!!
taken
to
will
h a p p e n s t o be s i x m o n t h s
You
way.
tinguish
announce
has
small
this
crown
final prediction,
scalp
game
it
Pioneer
should
December
slate
in
Bluejays.
will
a
son-Culver
For
any
win in
I'm
Central
drown
Kings
Elkhart.
find
Caston
Judson
LaSalle
Saturday,
and
Liberty.
South
will
Cass
to
C M A
M e m b e r s of the L a t i n classes o f
Culver first affiliated w i t h both
the state
and national branches
of the J u n i o r Classical L e a g u e i n
1965.
T h e purpose of the club is
to p r o m o t e classical l e a r n i n g a n d
ideals
among
the
high
school
students
of the
U n i t e d States.
This organization, w h i c h has ap­
p r o x i m a t e l y 90,000 m e m b e r s ,
is
the
largest
classical
organizatt i o n i n the w o r l d and the second
largest
co-educational
youth
group i n the United States.
(amen).
LaVille
to beat
the
Lakes
tinue
Bremen
Pilgrims will
contest.
the
have
and
will cream
pluck
and
almost
at
D.
Glenn
Triton
close
The
should
O.
I
hapless
loss.
Christian
Plymouth
Twin
three.
you
Bethany
picking
and
night
will
pre­
the
happiness in N o r t h
it!
Scott
I
my
December,
team
with
Rochester.
stares
asphixiated
for
am,
hand
John
Penn
the
an­
my
everyone
another
Argos
take
over
stopped
Susie
Overmyer
Vickey
November
I
of
will
team
trouble
to
condi­
A l l
according to
first
Knox
see
will
train.
history
LaSalle
the
no
next
seem to appreciate
information
On
Stick".
pennies!
Riester,
Nancy
the
great
An
i n c r e a s i n g l y a c t i v e r o l l is
being played
in Culver
High
School by the foreign
language
These clubs are
intended
clubs.
to f a m i l i a r i z e the students w i t h
the culture a n d social life of the
people whose languages they are
studying.
Von
dictions.
it
class
days
getting
they don't
Han
i t again.
Since
how
veteren
on
have
the
those
to
knows
will
more
of
18 w e n t
sophies
Friday.
they
124
games
predictions.
the
like
Seniors
sophomore
raking
seniors
17 a n d
class.
uncontrollable
nounce
Only
get
would
gave last
the
the
Culver
"Spirit
the
to
in
night.
the
Also
Due
the
have
bets on w h o will
week?
in
exciting day
world
bad
of
done
just go ahead and make
Congratulations
Any
writing
fatigue.
Friday
sixth
to
beyond our control
partner
this
. .due
has
Giows At CHS
LATIN
Predictor,
Schnook,
SPANISH
really
those
all over
had
making
walls
9:00
Sunday 1 to 6 p.m.
2tn30&dl4
j
NOV.
ADDITIONAL SCH00LBELL HEWS
By
Many
ing
Susie
students
editor
snap.
the
I*
Donnelly
think
By
that
be­
of the yearbook
After
all,the
Friday
is a
only
task
first
the slapping
pages.
of pictures
However,
discovered
this
on
girl
for
has
that the j o bisn't
entails
editor
of the
a lot of work.
T h e first
problem is trying to pick a
book
staff
well.
This task
when
that
will
friend
then
The
of the yearbook
decide
upon
must
the
and
time
m a t e r i a l is t o be completed.
other
problem is t r y i n g
new
ideas
trolled
into
your
it
thing
must
chore.
get
taken
impossible.
w a s led
points
respectively.
scoring
led by Phil
pts.
followed
In
t h e free
Saturday
payed
much
Shamrocks,
zer
the Indians
and,
o f course,
some of the most
they
would
vital
pictures
wrong
the
number
right
tions
of
number
pictures
o f pages.
and written
typed
to get
to get the
work
can't
imagine
so
page
must
and typed.
problem
is t h e
meet
you
what
t r y
write
a
The
to take
mats
worst
rush
is
the
draw
the
f o r t e n pages i n about t w o
hour's.
After
the
the editor
book
is
com­
ordeal
occurs—waiting f o r
the
b o o k t o b e p r i n t e d a n d t o see
the
reaction o f the students.
All
the hard
worth
I'm
that
sure
t h e effort,
the
will t r yto make
ahawk
t h e best
try
Had
free
thows,
w o n b y 4 pts.
were
lead
b y C.
25, pts. followed
with
scoring
by
11 pts. T h e Indians
w a s lead
and Corky
by Terry
Gen­
Overmyer
with
17 a n d 10 p t s r e s p e c t i v e l y .
This Friday the team
is host t o
Bremen i n Culver's annual
coming.
the
Come
home­
on out and back
team!
staff
this year's
Lament Of
A Sophomore
I
think
A
A
work, however
definitey
Liber­
throws
until
pictures,
and
pletely finished, the w o r s t
of
to
have
Anderson's
buz­
downfall.
a l l their
Shamrocks
Desits
the
Y o u can't
mess
t h e copy,
The
them
be r e ­
frantic
t h e deadlines.
imagine
be
Mistakes
pop up where
drawn
Cap­
must
and proof-read.
the entire
for
against
it was North
made
bound
This
Culver
54, a n d C u l v e r 48. F r e e
they
easy
Indians
b u t as t h e f i n a l
sounded,
ty
the
again.
better-
were
are
13
deparment,
Liberty.
the pictures
I t is also
is
that
shall never
whose
see,
leaves
are
tree.
always
falling,
Making
and I
hauling
Tom­
I
t h i n g as sickening as a
tree
and
Loads
With
ever.
sophomores
tired
o f leaves t o nearby
shattered
of
fields.
rakes a n d aching
bones,
Pep Rally
Welcomes Season
By
A
pep rally
ginning
was
Shreded
and
the be­
of the basketball
held o n November
gymnasium.
A
season
15, i n t h e
bonfire
which
rent,
while
in
was
The
the band
attraction
played
the background.
are much
word
Next
T h e cheer­
then
returned
to the
the
judging
of the
where
class
projects
had
w a s learned
taken
that
the
place.
seniors
The
on
The
sopho­
accomplish
was awarded
second
(lions)
and
U P ! "
the
place.
rake i n
School
has begun
the projects
that
this
Presently
working
i t has set t o
year.
the
committees
are
w o r k i n g o n Thanksgiving baskets
seniors then treated
to animal
crowd
sophs w i t h
Sunshine Society o f Culver
High
one
enjoy t h e
SUNSHINE
PROJECTS
words
The
of Culver
obliged.
we will
the future
crackers
class
owners
delight,
year
had won, w i t h a dsplay of animal
more
all kidding
delivered short pep
gym
' E M
to
sight,
talks.
"EAT
themselves
to the freshmen w h o
laugh with
hand.
It
monotonous
a l l done,
we
a f e w yells, t h e n coaches
.Everyone
pledge
the home
Of
Waxman
they
work
leaders led the c r o w d o n hand i n
and
yard to
hard,
To
A
a n d froze
Crosley
from
aside,
on the
incidently for
was the main
advancing
do.
track, consisting o f one out-doorv
join
pathetic
unpleasantly
Labor
celebating
and
yard,
Find
Thews
tarps
moans,
Workers
J a n Price and
Ginny
crackers
every­
and the
dispersed.
Drive
successful.
program.
French
the
club
entire
club
pins, f o r
are being
Senior
class
Class
— A t the
meeting
a
for
a
needy
people.
committee
Christmas
The
Now Possible To
Shrink Hemorrhoids
There
working
gifts
to
held
Ideal Ladies
the first
The
club
"Daddy
entine
French
approval
are
a
Club
has written
French
—
The
trying
to
discussion
is
play for the
on
the
scientific
Sophomore
to rake
of
due
will
be
will
Monday
will
in
in
many
seeds
gave extra
trees.
their
other
sisted
of
useful
tools
of the various
Public
materials
Dr.te N i g h t "
and a
year
we
Libraries,
o f t h e Society,
be taken
mer.
to camp
and
Dewey
Classifications
periodicals
also
Public
Library
students
beenaubbee
persons
Township
a
Fulton
Public
and
will
t h e needs
general
reading
grade,
Tippecanoe
as
County
reports
Sometime
durng
The students d i d a n outstand­
ing
j o b . T h e collections
were
neatly
p u t together
and ar­
ranged.
T h e covers were usually
very attractive.
M r s . Goode w a s
m u c h pleased w i t h their w o r k .
NOTICE
The
of
the
Public
well
the
Library
Dis­
to attend
the
welcome
a n d date of
hour.
Parents
to visit
we will have a Peanut-Pal
where
with
and
At
girl
another
secretly
they
put
each
the library
same t i m e as t h e s t o r y
b u t need n o t be present f o r regis­
a
The
and
annual
Hobby
Dec.
Christmas
Show
will
girl's name
inside;
gifts
f o r each
the end of the
week
other
i n their
or
lockers.
week,
every­
one f i n d s o u t w h o h e r p e a n u t p a l
is.
Last
year
had
a
the
Clothes
ths Sunshine
tremendous
At Jeffirs
Drive
with
f o r the Chil­
dren i n Appalachia and they
'67 Chevrolet II
Nova wagon, 6 c y l . , standard
trans., radio, one owner, 12,000
actual miles and like new inside
and out.
$2195.00
' 6 6 Plymouth
Fury II, 9 pass, wagon, V - 8 eng.,
auto, trans., power steering, p o w ­
er brakes radio. One owner, low
mileage and sharp. Very reason­
able at —
$2045.00
' 6 6 Chevrolet
Biscayne, 6 pass, wagon, V - 8 eng.,
auto, trans., radio. Very nice —
$1945.00
' 6 4 Chevrolet Impala
V - 8 , wagon, 6 pass., auto, trans.,
radio. Very nice for —
$1375.00
'64
Rambler
770,
6 passenger wagon, auto,
trans., radio and very clean. A n
excellent wagon for —
$995.00
' 6 2 Ford
Country Squire, 9 pass, wagon,
V - 8 , auto, trans., radio. This own­
ed by Joe Roahrig, our Service
Manager. See h i m on this one—
16, a t t h e M o n t e r e y
Library.
Everyone
should
start
thinking
and plan­
favorite
Christmas
their
decorateion,
day
idea
great
or other
i n preparation
event.
formation
your
recipe,
holi­
f o r this
Watch for more i n ­
and mark
the date on
calendar.
Monterey Biology
Students Have
Leaf Collection
The
Onda
to
biology
Good's
make
Jeffirs
This Week's
Special
Tippe­
Public
ning
$675.00
Craft
canoe
students
i nM r s .
class w e r e
assigned
a leaf
collection.
was to
collect
at
Each
least
'66
Plymouth
Sport Fury, 2 door hardtop. One
owner, 2 4 , 0 0 0 actual miles. Pow­
er steering and radio. Excellent
car and buy for.
$2195.00
OTHER
GOOD
"BUYS"
' 6 3 Cushman M-Scooter
w i t h windshield, buddy seat, rear
view mirror and stick shift. Excel­
lent machine.
$195.00
hope
I
Tablets and Liquid Compound
•
radio,
$425.00
Liberal allowance f o r yoi tradein. Bank rate financing wi.. i credit
life included.
CO., INC.
EDMUND JEFFIRS
M I C H A E L JEFFIRS
1601 W . Jefferson St.
PLYMOUTH
Lydia E . Pinkham
Society
response
EST.
We- don't know " H O W C O M E "
but
SUDDENLY
we're
stationwagon headquarters.
be held on
Could be you feel a little edgy, or maybe
cross. You might even have what we call hotflashesand feel
sad and slightly off-balance.
Whatever you feel, we have something for
the day you need a little comforting. Lydia E . Pinkham
Tablets. They're made with gentle, natural ingredients that
work to give you a better sense of well-being.
With an old-fashioned problem like this,
couldn't you take an old-fashioned medicine?
year
this
tration.
*
Sooner or later, that day comes,
the day when a woman feels she's changing.
It's not a good feeling either. A n d she could
use a good old-fashioned medicine then.
a
Week,
that
at
hour,
and
set f o r 7:15
be
peanut
during
end has been
' 6 3 Chev. Corvair
a
do favors
little
gets
are
Knox
ballgames
will
Notices will be
as t o t h e t i m e
story
Dis­
Pulaski
by the members of
the l i b r a r y staff.
for the
Judson
to the
Monterey
The program
conducted
each
just
Library
as
Contractual
Hour.
time
2 dr. sedan, 6 c y l . , stick,
nice.
sum­
the
term
or
pleasure.
are welcome
Story
the
Library
children, pre-school
trict,
or
also
t h e leaves o n
W e hope t h e
f o r their
a n d book
sent
Board
Rochester
use t h e library f o r
papers
fourth
taped
Library
Public
of Trustees.
students
be
the
County
Board
trict,
bor­
borrowing
of the Montery
Trustees
All
have
reciprocal
agreement
all
High
of Aub-
privileges a t the Monter­
Tippecanoe
of
of
Township
and all
through
Some
information about the
They
were
Registration
The
Aubbeenaubee
rowing
of
Lists
d i s t r i b u t e d t o a l lt h o
students.
School
t h e tree.
to by the
distributed.
cards were
ey
Book
Decimal
Lists.
subscribed
Monterey
in
bark
in
which
next
Hour-
Y o u r Research and T e r m
Paper,
student
Val­
are starting
con­
Procedures
Slips, H o w t o W r i t e a Good
Report,
brought
thorns,
index.
of the
t o the students
of: Borrowing
the
to
paper a n d formed a book w i t h a n
North
library.
Some
allowed
Some
acorns,
from
were
o f leaves o r bring-
pictures.
leaves
beyond
(Snow)
distributed
pictures
cones,
MONTEREY SCHOOL NEWS
April.
sponsoring
even
regretfully
any more
to conditions
control.
students
draw
p.m.
On Thursday the seventh and
eigth
grades of
Aubbee
High
School
visited tho
library ac­
companied b y M r . Howard, the
principle,
a n d M r . R e x Good,
theirsponsor.
The
students
listened as
M r s .Zehner
related
m a n y interesting evnts i n past
history leading up
t o t h e open­
ing of public libraries i n Indiana
and then to the opening of our
own
public library
n e a r l y 50
years ago, which could only have
been accomplished w i t h t h e great
help o f the
community-minded
people a n d M r . A n d r e w Carnegie.
A Film, "Research i n t h e Public
Library,"
was
shown
to
the
group.
They then
divided a n d
were given tours of the library,
introduced to the card
catalog,
w i t h Reader's
Guide
acquainted
to
Periodical
Literature,
and
Some
the tree a n d the bark.
The
week
On
Wednesday,
the first and
second g r a d e students,
accompa­
nied
by M r s . Mabel
Brucker,
visited
the library.
Eighteen
children attended
a n d each w a s
given a registration card.
The
class w a s presented
a very i n ­
teresting and
appropriate
play
entitled, "School Bell Fever," b y
the staff
of the library.
Each
child received a c a t or d o g name
tag.
T h e story of
"Angus and
the C a t , "b y M a r j o r i e F l a c k , w a s
told t o the group b y M r s . Zehner.
The children then
checked o u t
books
and were given
a little
treat.
name.
to
a n d also
Class — T h e Soph­
unable
The
Monterey
Tippecanoe
Public
Library
has been
the
scene o f m u c h a c t i v i t y t h i s w e e k .
On Wednesday the fifth a n d sixth
grade
students of
the public
the library. T h e
school visited
fifth grade is being instructed i n
the m a n y uses o f t h e c a r d cata­
log
by
M r s . Claire
Zehner,
librarian.
The sixth
grade is
learning h o w to use t h e Reader's
Guide t o
Periodical Literature.
This is v e r y good practice f o r t h o
children because after their days
at public school
they will
find
that wherever they are, libraries,
if they k n o w h o w t o use them,
hold the k e y to education. M r .
Don
F r a n k l i n accompanied
the
classes t o t h e l i b r a r y .
name
found, the date found, description
decision
sending
Party
the common
the
were
reached.
They
Tips From
The Monterey
Public Library
They
A final
n o t y e t been
class
tkws
amount.
many
than
caps a n d gowns.
omore
Christmas
more
has
also
the boys
i s also
scrapbook
•
Science h a s f o u n d a m e d i c a t i o n
• W i t h t h e a b i l i t y , i n m o s t cases—
to relieve pain, i t c h i n g and s h r i n k
I i e m o r r h o i d s . I n case a f t e r case
doctors proved, w h i l e g e n t l y r e ­
lieving pain, actual reduction took
p l a c e . T h e s e c r e t i s Preparation
i f ® . I t a l s o s o o t h e s i r r i t a t e d tis­
sues a n d h e l p s p r e v e n t f u r t h e r
Infection. Just ask f o r Prepara­
t i o n I I O i n t m e n t or Suppositories.
was
give
athough
many
told w h e n a n d where the leaf w a s
their
organize
leaves
collected
held o n t h e colors f o r g r a d u a t i o n
French
and voted
of a constitution.
presently
Dance.
This
And Promptly Stop Itching,
Relieve Pain In Most Cases.
Senior-
Sunshine —
The
Sunshine
By Margaret
Ruhnow
Spanish Club — A t t h e last Society has been m a k i n g T h a n k s ­
Spanish
Club meeting, the club giving baskets f o r t h e needy i n
Also, members
held a discussion o n m o n e y proj­ our c o m m u n i t y .
candy
ects f o r this year.
So f a r , t h e have been busily selling
c a n d y sales
will
soon be
idea o f selling Christmas candles for
has been a possibility.
S a m p l e s c o m i n g t o a close.
h a v e been sent f o r , so m e m b e r s
P e p B l o c k •— D u r i n g
a
pep
c a n see t h e m b e f o r e m a k i n g a s e s s i o n f o r t h e e n t i r e s c h o o l l a s t
final decision.
Also, t h e idea o f F r i d a y
afternoon,
the
SOPHO­
a
sidewalk cafe i n t h e s p r i n g M O R E
( ! ) class
was awarded
appeals
to all members.
T h e the spirit stick, f o r exhibing t h e
club w a s also i n f o r m e d o f a stu­ m o s t school spirt.
A n amusing
dent letter exchange
f o r those s k i t w a s also presented b y t h e
who
like t o have a pen-pal.
Senior class.
Club
fifteen
required
Viet N a m .
1
consid­
Culver's
night
the road
a n d set o n pages,
lost.
Next
Clothes
more
a n d 13
White's
throw
be s o r t e d
must
21
Lions h i t 16-22 f o r 7 3 % .
looking the
you, it's next
scor­
b y S t u L o w y ' s 10.
to North
a
in
14
time,
to for
LaSalle's
with
year's
ered.
only
and
is a n ungodly
them
every
could
b y Dabaets
on
to
tribe
LaSalle
o f 15 p o i n t s
Wamsley
this
be even
C u l v e r h i t 13-20 f o r 6 5 % a n d t h e
wall-
tried
the
by Kagel with
were
ever
I ' l l clue
high
Getting
you
you want
a
field
points. H e w a s aided
some­
way.
75 k i d s t o g e t h e r
picture?
batting
eventually
Have
way
to
like
a stone
give
pictures
A n ­
t o insert
Introducing
n e w is
but
the
the
LaSalle h i t
Culver
2 n d quarter'.
ing
tradition-con­
head against
hurts,
the
a
yearbook.
something
the
must
when
from
or more
while
muster
is t o be o n every
plan what
page
editor
The
throw,
on it was all L a ­
20 points
quarter
because he is lazy a n d i r ­
responsible.
90-41.
for 50%, while
had
good
w o n a
o n l y 1 4 - 4 8 f o r 31'/< •
hit
difficult
to cut a
then
Shooting
37-74
really
becomes
one has
they
made t h e difference.
year­
do
as
The
too much
l e d 1-0 o n a f r e e
from
Salle.
just
victory,
Indians
yearbook
Indians
forour
LaSalle.
were
the Indians
but
our
Bend
with
Lions
crushing
quite
as s i m p l e as i t s o u n d s .
Being
to South
game
swift
Wynn
night
traveled
editor- h a s t o d o i s t o s u p e r ­
vise
Mike
will
Club Ind Class
News
rare Loses
EASIER SAID
THAN DONE!
that
30, 1967 — T H E CULVER CITIZEN — 9
<$ *'
Phone 9 3 5 - 2 3 3 1
48n
30. 1961
NOV.
C u l v e r ' s Four-County T r a d i n g A r e a ' s
r*.:<:i;-j;nfzed M a r k e t Place
FELKE
Plymouth
R A T r S : U p to 25 words, $ 1 . 0 0 ; 2 w e e k s , $ 1 . 8 0 ; 3 w e e k s , $ 2 . 4 0 ; 4 weeks,
$ 2 . 8 0 . U j to 5 0 words, $ 2 . 0 0 ; 2 w e e k s , $ 3 . 6 0 ; 3 w e e k s , $ 4 . 8 0 ; 4 weeks,
Addition ?l words 4 e e a c h . M i n i m u m c h a r g e
ire for cash with o r d e r ; a d d 5 0 e i f c h a r g e d . S e r v i c e
R A T E S q"-fed
if $1 f o r blir.d ads in care of The
Card
umn
$1.00.
i f Thanks,
charge
C i t i z e n . Classified display, $ 1 per i n c h .
In Memoriams, and O b i t u a r i e s , $ 1 . 5 0 .
inch. Ads accepted until 9 a.m.
Front page
reading
FLORIST
Cut Flov
Plants
Funeral \ \
IVe are as close, as your phone
936.-S16S
COLLECT
Wednesday, day o f publication,
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notices, up to 2 5 words, $ 7 . 5 0 . L o c a l d i s p l a y a d v e r t i s i n g r a t e 7 0 c p e r c o l H U D O N T Y i
A D i H E ' S P I E SHOP
119 E . LaPcrtc St Plymouth
Featuring Home Style Baked
Goof Is
F R E S H DAOLY
Pies — Cakes — Cookies
I i.I '-.st * Dinner Rolls
Doughnuts
Complete Line Of Delicatessen
Foods
Phone 936-3867
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—
lERT'S a gay girl
ready for a
Whirl after cleaning carpets w i t h
Lustre. Rent electric sham­
poo: r $ 1 . d r i v e r H a r d w a r e .
Blue
LOVING
O U T SALE,
Friday
Dec 1 f r o m 12t o 6 p.m. Stove,
tug-, b e d , a n d o d d s & e n d s . B a r b ­
a r a B a y s , 419 W . M a d i s o n S t .
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T I L L E R B R U S H PRODUCTS —
Dei e m b e r s p e c i a l s i n c l u d e , after
bath beauty mist,
foot
spray,
silver polish, a n dsponge mops.
Please order early. P h . 842-2749.
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Business
Lake
To Buy
TRI
K A P P A
P E C A N S — small
h a l v e s o r l a r g e pieces - $1.85 p e r
lb. C a l l M r s . A . J . D o n n e l l y P h .
842-2596 - 7 9 A c a d e m y R d .
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) R R E N T — Light, airy apart­
m e n t s , o i l h e a t , h o t water, elec­
tric s t o v e a n d refrigerator. Fur­
nished]. 842-3021.
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—
3R R E N T ;
Clean, nicely furn­
ished
three-room
apartments.
A l s o s l e e p i n g room. 8 4 2 - 3 4 4 2 .
37tfn
— 2-bedroom
apartment.
upstairs
Ph. 842-
nolo.
4Ln<n
Rentals
iaies
Real Estate
see
EPLEY
DEERE
"Quality Farm Equipment"
Dale or Rebecca Jones,
Salesmen
Chipmau, Jenkins & Chipman
Brokers
Phone VI 2-3128
Residential
Farm
126tfn
w.
BILL
STOKES
SEWING
M A ­
C H I N E R E P A I R — Service for
all makes.
F o r free check over
call A r g o s 892-5012
39tfn
JOHN
CALL
C.
jakc
Broker With
Keith G. Fcliz & Associates
Lake, Residence, Farms
Residnce 842-2710
Office, Plymouth 936-3624
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or S e l l
Real Estate
)R R E N T
furnished
ICE
— 103 W . L a P o r t e
Street,
Plymouth,
Srles-Servlce-Rentals,
FOR
SALE — Charming
fiveTypewriters
and
Adding M a ­
room,
two-bedroom home
with
chines.
Repairs o n a l l makes.
f u l l b a s e m e n t a t 3 1 0 S. M a i n
Royal
Port
St., C u l v e r .
E x t r a cottage
i n
936-2728.
rear f o rrental income.
Priced
reasonably.
Good
financing
with
adequate
d o w n F O R R E N T — N e w three bedroom
available
home, carpeted, attached garage.
Mary
G.
payment.
Contact
Available
K r i n e r , 2118 E a s t Shore
Drive,
Charles Edg
Culver.
P h o n e 842-3153.
Sales
4td21
Representative
f o r Clay Smith
a n d A s s o c i a t e s , 111 W .8 t h St.,
FOR
R E N T — 7 r o o m house w i t h
Phone 223-3011.
Rochester.
four
bedrooms,
2-car
garage.
34tfn
$90 m o . S o u t h side o v e r l o o k i n g
the lake o n Sycamore road. Dr.
R o b e r t M c l h a i n P h . 842-2210.
E S T H E R S. POWERS
REALTY
Residential
We Service Everything We Selt
PLYMOUTH FARM SUPPLY
New & Used Bargains
49tfn
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NEE
the Blue Lustre
way
f r o m carpets
and uphol­
stery.
R e n t electric shampooer
$1. Culver Hardware.
—
Service
Gas & OH
MAXINKUCKEE
Storage
Launching
— Mercury
C.-osbj
Motors —
a n dL o n e . S t a r
Boats
— A U Marine Supplies —
5 8 8 W e s t S h o r e D r i v e , Culver
P h o n e V i k i n g 2-2100
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JUNIOR
WOMEN'S CLUB •
8:30
LIBRARY
- 12:00
BASEMENT
Saturday, Dec. 2
n30
VFW
B
L
IL
V E. i w & it
C U L V E R
To Downtown
Laundromat
TREE
S U R G E R Y — Spraying,
feeding, t o p p i n g , p r u n i n g , brac­
ing, cavity work, a n d removal.
Limbs hauled a w a y . Phone 2 2 3 6 2 0 9 Rochester. We go anywhere
in t h e state.
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APPLE
CHRISTMAS
TREES
Beautiful treated trees. Thou­
sands to Choose from. Cut your
tree if you like.
See O u r Magic
Christmas Tree
Stand
In The Circuit Court
shall County, Indiana.
of Mar­
N O T I C E , is hereby given that
Joanne M . Price was, on the lGth
d a y o f N o v e m b e r 1967 a p p o i n t e d
A d m i n i s t r a t r i x o f t h eE s t a t e o f
Roy
D . Price, deceased.
All
persons
having
claims
against said Estate, whether o r
not n o w due, m u s t file the s a m e
in s a i d c o u r t , w i t h i n 6 months
f r o m the date o f the first publi­
AUXILIA1
'' C
T O
W R A P CHIL
N'S GIFTS
The Ladies' A u x i l i a r y t o i h e
VFW
P o s t # 6 9 1 9 willbe w r a p 3td7
ping gifts
f o r neejfo
children
a g a i n t h i s y e a r . T h e y would like
NOTICE O F
donations
o f t<
and
items
ADMINISTRATION
j
s u i t a b l e f o r c h i l d ? " from I n f a n t s
N o 8106
to 15 years old t h a t are i n good-'^'
condition.
I f a n y o n e has a r t i c l e s
In The Circuit Court o f Mar­
t o give p l e a s e
they would like
shall County, Indiana.
leave t h e m a t t h e Post H o m e ,
N O T I C E is hereby given that
R o b e r t W . E n y e a r t w a s , o n t h e 108 E. W a s h i n g t o n S t . a f t e r 4
p.m.
These items
should b e i n
17th
d a yo f November, 1967
b y S a t u r d a y , D e c ,9 so t h a t t h e r e
appointed Executor of the Estate
of
Zenith S. C r o s s g r o v e , d e ­ w i l l b e t i m e t o w r a p a n d d i s tribute t h e m before Christmas.
ceased.
All
persons
having
claims
: g$d tu8t s a i d E s t a t e , w h e t h e r o r
net now d u e , m u s t f i l e t h e s a m e
in said court, w i t h i n 6 months
f r o m the date o f the first publi­
cation
o f this
notice o r
said
claims will be forever barred.
Thursday Night League
S t a t e s E x c h a n g e T n s . C o . 32
13
M & M Restaurant
27
21
Kline's T V
27
21
S n y d e r M o t o r Sales
26
22
Bob's M a r a t h o n
25
23
Spencer Gas
23
25
McKinnis Pharmacy
3i
31
Pizza Prince
15
33
H i g h t e a m series scratch S t a t e
Dated
a t Plymouth, Indiana,
t h i s 1 7 t h d a y o f N o v e m b e r , 1967
C L Y D E C. M c C O L L O U G H
Court
NOTICE OF
E x . I n s . C o . 2085.
ADMINISTRATION
—
Sales
Rentals
C L Y D E C. M c C O L L O U G H
Clerk, Marshall Circuit Court
W. O. Osborn
Attorney For Estate
CUBED
MOVING
T O
CALIFORNIA??
M y " o w n y o u r o w n " co-op apt.
i n B e a u t i f u l R e d l a n d s F o r Sale,
No screws, no adjustments, no
2 bedroom,
picture
windows,
ispirins. If you own one, we
J R S A L E — Electric refrigera­
view, private balcony, built i n
set
your tree ior you.
tor,
d o u b l e - o v e n electric range.
kitchen, drapes, pool. E n j o y r e ­
$ 1 0 0 f o r b o t h or $ 5 0 each.
Ph. t i r e d
living i n mild
climate.
Garold & Mary Apple, growers
842-3581.
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Down payment
$2000 p l u s $95
State Road V
I iLorlh of
mo.
p a y s 4%% i n t . , p r i n . t a x e s ,
State
R
o
a
d
8
ins, w a t e r , m e c h . r e p a i r s a n d a l l
P.T.A. CHICKEN &
W . R a d l o f f , 5673
outside w o r k .
NOODLE SUPPER
— Pure
black
kittens.
Grand
A v e .
Riverside,
C a l i fF. R E E
M o n t e r e y Cafeteria
E i g h t weeks old. M o t h e r S i a m ­
92504.
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Dec. 9, 19f>7 - 5 to 8 p.m.
ese.
P h . 842-3230 a f t e r 4.
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$1.35 - .60
FOR
S A L E — T o p dirt, $3 p e r
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yard, driveway limestone
$4.30 F U R N I S H E D A P A R T M E N T S f o r
RENT
a t R & J Apartments.
per t o n George Hopple Trucking,
}R SALE
21-inch Zenith color
P h o n e 842-240i.
42Un
Culver, I n d . P h o n e 842-2514.
TV,
$235.00; 1962
2- ton Int.
22tfn
t r u c k w i t h g r a i n bed, $1,175.00;
W 6 1 O l d s 98, P B , P S , v e r y c l e a n ,
NOTICE O F
$875.00. C a l ! e v e n i n g s , 8 3 2 - 4 5 6 3 .
AD5UNISTRATION
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N o . 8104
WEST SHORE
C •
SERVICE
Clerk, M a r s h ? I I C
W. O. OSBORN
Attorney For E s t a t e
Dated
a t Plymouth, Indiana,
t h i s 1 6 t h d a y of N o v e m b e r , 1 9 6 7 .
CRUSHED
experience needed...we establish
accounts for you. Car, refer­ WANT TO R E N T — 3 b e d r o o m
house, s e m i - f u r n i s h e d n e a r h i g h
ences and $550.00 to $1785.00
school ( p r e f e r a b l y ) w i t h s o m e
cash capitol necessary. 4 to 12
payground f o r c h i l d r e n a n d o n e
hours weekly nets
excellent
dog.
C o n t a c t R . A s p e n , Culvermonthly income.
Full time
High School.
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more. For local interview, write
Eagle Industries, 4725 Excelsior
Blvd., St. Louis Park, Minnesota
55416.
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o r claims
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Next
notice
barred.
Clerk, Marshall Circuit
W. O.O S B O R N
Attorney For Estate
P U R E B R E D ANGUS H E R D , 3 0
head f i n e b l o o d l i n e s , v a c c i n a t e d .
Farm b e i n g s o l d , i n t e r e s t e d i n
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY, man
selling
entii :
herd.
R.W .
or women. Reliable person from
B r a n d a a n d Sons.
6384 B e l s a y
this area to service and collect
Rd., Grand B l a n c , M i c h . 48439.
from automatic dispensers. No P h o n e 6 9 4 - 4 7 0 9 .
FURNITURE &
WOOD P R O D U C T S
Made to Order
Antique Restoration
Furniture Refinishing
DEVOE BERKHEISER
Argos, Ind.
892-5684
26tfn
cation o f this
w i l l be forever
N o . 8108
I n T h e C i r c u i t C o u r t of M a r ­
shall County, Indiana.
N O T I C E is hereby given that
W. O. Osborn was, o n t h e 27th
d a y o fN o v e m b e r , 1967 a p p o i n t e d
Executor o fthe Estate o f Alfred
S. P e a r , d e c e a s e d .
All
persons
having
claims
a g a i n s t s a i d E s t a t e , w h e t h e r or
not
n o w due, must
file t h e
same
i n said
court,
within 6
m o n t h s f r o m t h e d a t e of t h e f i r s t
publication o f this notice o r said
claims will be forever barred.
Dated
a t Plymouth, Indiana,
t h i s 2 7 t h d a v o fN o v e m b e r , 1967.
C L Y D E C. M c C O L L O U G H
Clerk, Marshall Circuit Court
W. O.O S B O R N
Attorney For Estate
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NOTICE O F
ADMINISTRATION
I n t h e Circuit Court Of Mar­
s h a l l C o u n t y , Indiana.
NOTICE is hereby given that
E s t a I. Witham was, on the 8th
d a y of November, 1967 appointed
E x e c u t r i x of t h e Estate of Lewis
F . W i t h a m , deceased.
All
persons
having
claims
against said Estate, whether or
n o t n o w due, must file the same
i n said court, within 6 months
from the date of the first publi­
cation of this notice or said
c l a i m s w i l l b e forever barred,
forever
bar-red.
a t Plymouth,
Indiana,
day of November, 1967.
C L Y D E C. McCOLLOUGH
Dated
t h i s 8th
/S/
NOTICE
H i g h t e a m series \ v / h a n d l c a p «
Bob's M a r a t h o n 2
High team gan
icratch - M
& M R e s t a u r a n t 775.
H i g h team games w/handicap*
M & M R e s t a u r a n t 945.
450
Club:
N. B a k e r 499, J .
T r i p l e t 492, K . R i c h a r d s 474, D.
R a u b 465,
L. G i m d o r 460.
K.
C u m m i n s 458, C . R u h n o w 456.
N. B a k e r 188, J .
175 C l u b :
T r i p l e t 188, C . E s k r i d g e 187, D ,
D i t m i r e 180, K . Ricl rds 1 8 0 , K.
C u m m i n s 176, S . Lowry 176.
r-ght
Women's Wedn:
Marshall County L b r .
3 6 12
Culver Florist
! 0 18
Jack's Taxie
2 6 22
Millers Dairy
2 6 22
Cloverleaf Dairy
2 0 29
Downtown Laundromat 2 0 28
Newman's Mink Ranch 18 3 0
State Exchange B a n k
16 3 2
High team series scratch- Mar*
shall County Lbr. Co. 2227.
High team series w/handicapsW
Culver Florist 2616.
High team game scratch Cul«
ver Florist 805.
High team w/handicap - Culver Florist 939.
500 Club: Mary Kowatch 532*
Delia Lucas 505.
450 club: B. McKinney 492, J .
Sanders 494, J . Triplet 482, Rose­
mary White 461, M. Dnsmora
463, S Sheppard 453, E . Peterson
450, M. Baker 455.
200 Club: B. McKinney 214.
175 Club: J . Triplet 175, D.
Lucas 198, M. Fox 185, S. Shep­
pard 188, M. Kowatch 186 and!
198.
TO T A X P A Y E R S OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS
N o t i c e i s h e r e b y g i v e n t h e t a x p a y e r s of t h e C u l v e r C o m m u n i t y
Schools Corporation, M a r s h a l l County, Indiana, t h a t the proper l e g a l
o f f i c e r s o f s a i d m u n i c i p a l i t y a t t h e i r r e g u l a r m e e t i n g p l a c e a t 7:30!
p . m . D . S . T . o n t h e 5 t h d a y o f D e c e m b e r , 1967, w i l l c o n s i d e r t h e f o l ­
l o w i n g a d d i t i o n a l a p p r o p r i a t i o n s w h i c h said officers consider neces­
sary t o meet t h eextra-ordinary emergency existing a t this time.
SPECIAL
D-l
D-5
D-6
Custodians
Salaries .
Janitorial Supplies .
Telephone Service .
E-2
E-5
Repair
Repair
F-10
Other Fixed Charges
H-l
H-4
Payment
Payment
.
.
.
o f Buildings & Care
o f Busses .
.
o fBonds .
o f Interest
FUND
SCHOOL
.
.
.
.
.
.
$
350.00
2500.00
250.00
o f Grounds
.
.
3900.00
1500.00
(Bonds & Interest)
1100.00
.
.
o n Bonds
.
1000.00
100.00
F u n d s f o r i t e m s D - l , 5 a n d 6 a n d i t e m s E-3 and 5 w i l l b e t a k e n
f r o m funds t o b e received f r o m Pulaski County as p e r resolution
d a t e d J u n e 19, 1967.
Taxpayers appearing a t such meeting shall have a
right
toba
heard thereon.
The additional appropriation as finally made will b e
automatically referred t o t h e State Board o f Tax
Commissioners,
which Board will hold a further hearing w i t h i n fifteen days a t t h e
County Auditor's Office i n M a r s h a l l County, Indiana o r a t such
other
place
as m a y be designated.
A t such
hearing,
tax­
payers objecting t o such additional appropriation m a y be heard,
a n d i n t e r e s t e d t a x p a y e r s m y i n q u i r e o f t h e C o u n t y A u d i t o r when
and where such hearing will be held.
BOARD O F SCHOOL TRUSTEES
Culver C o m m u n i t y Schools C o r p o r a t i o n
Bv Everett Dowd,
Secretary
,
2tn29
I
NOV.
., if'
Margaret
Mrs.
Swanson
Robert
T.
-
School
Morning
TA
fellowship
Ehfirches
«ast
in
of
the
of L a k e
Methodist
area
south
Maxinkukee.)
Leitcrs
Methodist
Ford
Norris L. King,
Robert
and
Reichard,
10:30 S u n d a y
Service
8:00 C o m m u n i o n
M a t i n 7:45 a.m. T u e s d a y
Thursday.
Superintendent
Church School at
J
vr.iirship a t 1 1 : 1 5 a . m .
10
a.m.
Rev. Joe
Morning
Sunday
Monterey Methodist
Ringen,
Worship at
Church
K
Superintendent
9:15
10:05
a.m.
Delong Methodist
Elizabeth
Hoover,
Church
Superintendent
School at
Worship at
9:15
10:15
Calvin
a.m.
Paul
E.
Daniels,
Winn,
Church
Worship
and 4th
at
Minister
11
10
a.m.
a.m.
every
2nd
Sunday.
Worship
Service
Sabbath
School 9:30
10:30
a.m.
a.m.
The
thought
Culver
others
that
might
be
their
pet
so
favorite
women.
been
will
is
favorite
one
with
516 L i b e r t y
(Win­
Holy
Communion
distributed
each w e e k d a y a t 7:00.
Saturday
4
9 p . m before
2 tbles
lb. round
1
tbles
y
tors
2
1 clove garlic
Scoyk,
Interim
Pastor
1
minced
cup
peppers
that
has
family
and
of
garlic;
bouillon.
and
combine
starch,
soy
sauce, a n d
the
meat
to
and
Add
corn­
water
and
simmer
5 minutes.
Serve
an
over
rice.
MOVE
WARTS!
Amazing Compound Dissolves
Common Warts A w a y
Without Cutting or Burning
into
D o c t o r s w a r n picking or scratch­
i n g a t w a r t s m a y cause bleeding,
spreading. N o w amazing
Com­
pound W
penetrates into warts,
d e s t r o y s t h e i r cells, a c t u a l l y m e l t s
w a r t s a w a y w i t h o u t c u t t i n g or
burning. Painless,
colorless
C o m p o u n d W, u s e d f.s d i r e c t e d ,
removes common warts
safely,
e f f e c t i v e l y , l e a v e s no ugly scars.
cubes
diced
bouillon
drained
and
add
local
cornstarch
1 cup beef
pepper.
and
19
onion
tbls
tomatoes
a
pepper
2 tbls minced
1%
peppers
featur­
St.
steak cut
the
sprinklo
and
of
salt
2 green
Van
onion,
in
fat
1
Union Church of The Brethren
Leo
meat,
hot
Peper Steak
"The
skillet,
Brown
with
of
in
salt
additional
week
run
recipies
This
a
this
fat
with
C o v e r a n d c o o k 30 m i n u t e s .
ladies
recipes
11
sauce
steak
the
interested
starting
series of articles
ing
the
CITIZEN
water
Melt
CULVER
COOKERY
g u e s t s o f M r s . C. A r t B e n n e t t
Church With The
Gol 1 Crosses"
Rev. Joseph A . Lenk, Pastor
Sunday Mass
7:00 a.m.,
8:00
a.m. a n d 11:00 a.m.
D a i l y M a s s 9:00 a.m.
Confession S a t u r d a y 7:00 p . m .
t o 9:00 p . m .
cup
add
St. Mary's of the Lake
Catholic Church
Rev
Edward Matuszak,
Pastor
S u n d a y M a s s e s : 7:30 a n d
9:30
a.m.
Confession:
p.m. and 7 to
day Masses.
Rev. E l l s w o r t h Routson
Donald Overmyer,
Superintendent
Carl Heiser, Asst.
Supt.
S u n d a y School 9:45 a.m.
W o r s h i p Service 10:45
a.m.
E v e n i n g S t u d y H o u r 7:30 p . m .
H o l y C o m m u n i o n observed
the
first Sunday of each m o n t h dur­
i n g the m o r n i n g w o r s h i p service.
a.m.
Holy day of
O b l i g a t i o n 6:30
a.m.
E v e n i n g as
announced
on
Parish bulletin.
Superintendent
School at
School 10:00
a.m.
W e e k l a y M a s s e s : 8:05
t e r ) 7:00
(Summer).
a.m.
Mt. Hope Methodist
Rev.
Pastor
%
God
Lewis A . Kraner, Paster
6 3 1 T h a y e r St., P l y m o u t h
Saint Ann's Catholic
Church, Monterey
a.m.
School at
F. Bear,
W o r s h i p 9:15
C h u r c h of
CULVER
2 tbls soy
a.m.
10:30
sharing
Pretty Lake Evangelical
United Brethren Church
THE
a.m.
Seventh Day Adventist
Pastor
r"
John
and
Worship
Oak
Burr
9:30
—
Amiel Henry,
Superintendent
S u n d a y School 9:30 a.m.
M o r n i n g W o r s h i p 10:30 a.m.
r
Rust
Music
Sunday
1967
30.
canned
tomatoes
to
5
Sun­
Santa Anna Methodist
Rev. Calvin
Phillip
Superintendent
C h u r c h S c h o o l a t 10
Worship
and
3rd
Rollins Chapel
Daniels, M i n i s t e r
Peer,
at
11
Rev.
a.m.
a.m.
every
1st
1st
and
3rd Sunday
Culver
718
Rev. Calvin Daniels, M i n i s t e r
William
Lake,
Worship
Superintendent
service
each
School at
10:45
Sunday
Sunday
School
a.m.
Youth
Worship
Service
available
Pastor
Superintendent
School
at
at
10
day
a.m.
11 a.m.
on
p.m.
Adams
R. J.
Sts.
C.
Sheridan,
at
9:00
a.m.
Holy
9:30
a.m.
Family
9:30
a.m.
Parish
First Church
S.
Worship
Evening
Worship
"God
the
Creator,"
is
Sunday
Lesson
Christian
The
"Lift
this
up
behold
who
things,
host
Cause
Sermon
in
all
from
bringth
by number:
he
out
Superintendent
4th
Lay
Leader
School 9:30
Service
Sunday
Prayer
of the
a.m.
10:45
Worship
F. Bear,
School
Youth
and
John
and
F e l l o w s h i p 6:00
Culver
Morning
Pastor
W o r s h i p 9:30
School
10:30
Rev. B . R. Cross,
Located west
on
State
a.m.
a.m.
Pastor
10
School
to
Sunday
Morning
Song
on
and
one
School
Service
Service
Evening
Fourth
9:30
Sunday School at 9:30 a.m.
2nd and 4th Sundays
(10:30
1st and 3 r d ) .
M . Y . F . at
Evening
2nd
an!
Prayer
7:00
and
• Wednesdays
at
7:30
on
Study
on
Sundays.
at
Bible
8
p.m.
Culver Mililary Academy
Memorial Chapel
C h n p l a i n A l l e n F . B r a y , 111.
Ass't
Chaplain Jerome
Bcrryman
Transit M i x , Inc
10:30
7:00
Service
Sunday
of
spiritual
music
with
mental
Plymouth Rd. 30 W
a.m.
-
7:30
of
each
and
special
vocal
and
instru­
numbers.
Milk and
Co-Op Elevator
Feed, Grain & Fertilizer
Verne Weiger,
School-Lewis Streets
C a r l Q. B a k e r , M i n i s t e r
Mrs. Ted Strang, Director
Christian Education
9:30 a . m . — C h u r c h
School
10:40 a . m . — M o r n i n g W o r s h i p
4:30
p.m.—Junior
M Y F
(1st
and 3rd Sundays)
M Y F
(2nd
Culver,
Mgr.
Ind.
Walter Price's
Abattoir
Forgey Dairy
Wholesale & Retail Me».ts
Logansport, Ind.
on Muckshaw Road
Chuck's Standard
Service
Culver News Agency
S. Main
Pastor
Culver, Ind.
VA Mile South of Plymouth
Phone 842-3450
108
Ice Cream
St.
Tires - Battery - Lubrication
Culver, Ind.
Oil Change & Wash
Grace United Church
Rev. H . W . Hohman,
Member FDIC
evening
singing
5:30
p.m.—Senior
and 4th Sundays)
To
Knox Rr. 35 S - 7 7 2 - 4 3 3 3
See us for Tool & Equipment Rental
p.m.
evening
Invite You
The State Exchange
Bank
936-2136
p.m.
Culver Methodist Church
on 1st
on 2nd
p.m.
Worship
4th
on
on
mile
a.m.
m o n t h t h e r e w i l l be a f u l l
Burton Metholist
William Belcher, Superintendent
35
California
This Feature Is Made Possible By The Following Firms Who
Attend A House Of Worship Each Week
north.
p.m.
and
Bible
Study
a t 8:00 p . m .
p.m.
of State Road
Road
Township
Worship at
9:30 a.m.
on 2nd
and 4 t h Sundays,
(10:45 on 1st
and 3rd Sundays).
TO CHURCH
SUNDAY
Superintendent
Temple of Faith Mission
E d w a r d Miller, Pastor
Herbert Warner,
Superintendent
on
on
GO
Church
E v e n i n g W o r s h i p 7:30
S u n d a y School a t 9:30 a.m.
1st and 3rd SunJays.
(10:30
2nd and 4th Sundays).
1st
month.
GIvens,
Cromley,
Sunday
p.m.
of each
E.U.B.
Arthur
Read your BIBLE dally
a.m.
a.m.
3rd Sunday
Rev.
Pastor
9:30
W o r s h i p 10:30
strong
faileth."
[ Worship at
9:30 a.m.
and 3rd Sundays, (10:45
and 4th Sundays).
8:00
welcome.
Rev. Joe
Richland Center Methodist
Prayer
Thursday
every
month.
Meeting Thursday
Sunday
Gilead Methodist
7:00
a.m.
8 p.m.,
Trinity Evangelical
Unite i Brethren Church
G r o v e r Shaffer,
Superintendent
C h u r c h School a t 10
a.m.
W o r s h i p a t 1 1 a.m. o n 2 n d a n d
4 t h Sunday.
M.Y.F. at
r
p.m.
them
greatness of
is
Leap,
Preaching
their
he
n o t one
Kline,
and
all by names by the
in power:
Dwight
these
calleth
that
Superintendent
Isaiah:
his
might, for
Chapel
in­
on high,
created
Gospel
Everyone
Reading
eyes
of
Kline,
Sunday
churches.
hath
that
and
the
verse
your
a.m.
Sunday
Marion
Evening
of
Science
10:00
last
;
Manson
a.m.
subject
Responsive
cludes
Scientist
Church
Only
the
on
Rev. Jerry M . Browning, Minister
Wednesday
Science
Sunday
month.
Plymouth
10:30
Pastor
223-5624
every
School at
Zion
Nursery
Morning
Christian
the
Eucharist
of Christ
Church
(Culver)
Services
Communion
Eucharist
M i c h i g a n St.,
We cannot expect to see
God in this world. We cannot
take a n empty bag to church
a n d return with a supply of
faith to c a r r y us through the
following week.
Yet happiness and strength
for living begin with the sim­
ple b e l i e f in G o d and are
nourished in the practice of
Christianity.
It is not necessary to walk
always in darkness. But we
'must open our eyes to see;
and, we must open our hea ts
to believe.
Sun­
a.m.
Sunday
Schedule
7:30
all
Mueller, B.D.,
Worship
R.
Pastor
Summer
Library
Phone?- R o c h e s t e r
Plymouth
William
p.m.
for
Lutheran
City
and
7:00
Wednesday.
Trinity
St. Thomas Episcopal
not
Young
and
Sundays.
Center
a.m.
for
services.
7:30
1st
"J have come as light into the world, that whoever believes in me may
remain in darkness."
— John
12:46
p.m.
Evening
Worship
ad
11
Fellowship
Nursery
Hart,
Pastor
a.m.
Sand Hill Methodist
Good,
Street
Classes f o r a l l ages.
Morning
Church
428
10
Russell
Glen
r
p.m.
month.
Church
Main
A . Floyd,
P e o p l e 6:15
Father
3:30
each
Bible
South
Norman
a.m.
Sunday
3rd
Carter
Worship,
Sunday.
Poplar Grove Methodist
a t 10
Lewis
Afternoon
Phone 842-3420
203
N . Main St. Culver, Ind.
Phone 842-2401
Phone Logansport 3057
The McCill M f g .
Co., Inc.
Culver, Ind.
12 —
THE CULVER
CITIZEN
strong
Lions at
stretch
the
quarter,
offset
night and
ver
Homecoming
to
a
from
lead
ed,
with
four
throws
to
trimmed
below
this.
The
i n as
many
a
that
time
the
Frank
first
Jud
Robinett.
into
the
scoring
throw by
Bremen
a
after
throw
3rd
The
as
Lowry
Stu
the
few
a
cashed
in on the
a
break.
a
but
to
7-1
consid­
and
business
Shumaker'
Phil
the
first
minute
of
Lowry
hit
a
Fred
Over-
the
buz­
final
the
Indians
the
lead
This
marked
the
first
season the
a
long
a
Hampe
hit
Jim
10 p o i n t
a
pair
Baker
splurge
Jeff
best
with
move
a
pair
ahead
halftime,
of
once
the
a
for
the
Lions.
baskets i n the
ed
i t fast,
right
to
By
increased
Three
fast
nrinute
open­
the
Indians
came
with
Play
five
was
straight
pretty
was
the
11,
but
Lions
hit
the
ad
QUAtlTV MEATS '
M A I * ST.
CULVER
p
Myrtle
Myers
Gwen
3
Shumaker
9
2
on
Kuntz
1
3
0
3
0
0
Eppley
10
17
gram
0
3
and
Gentry
Lowry
3
8
2
2
5
2
with
Overmyer
5
0
4
Jackson
0
0
1
Lucas
0
0
1
Haenes
0
0
McCombs
1
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for the food basket I received
Troop
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the
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of
game
Manges
the
Hospital,
for the
Wilber
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my
all
care.
Robinett
even
FOOD MART
sincere t h a n k s
erful
and
Parkview
on
Lowry
England
Baker
Dr. Howard,
nurses
at
To
figure
with
season w i t h
and
duty
personnel
my
recuperation.
free
double
column.
Bremen
33-26
first
but
back
points.
slowly
points
nine
Box
Margin Slowly Increases
margin
leading
three
had
Rosero
special
be
game.
a
lead.
This
21
only four others even
This
The
and
Thanksgiving.
21
and
Dr.
and
which
the
offensive
right
baskets
held
and
the
again.
Lions
young
lay-
Gentry hit
came
no other I n d i a n h i t double
off
a
Lions
Hits
important,
his
with
first
64-50.
Hampe
outside
jumper, but the Lions came
back
more
free
final
the
lead
with
He
from
scoring
Kruegor broke
spell w i t h a l a y - i n .
getter
baskets
in
straight
point
was
point
the
of
the
was
Otis
finished
the
score
nine
help
and
one-hander.
from
14
to
seven
this p o i n t on, held up.
throws.
the
to
seven
a
Shumaker
story.
jumper
tossed i n one
in before
to
the
but
play­
three-quarter
cut
Shumaker
Indians
start
told
with
opened
but
from
and
as
back
Hampe
at
47-37
three points,
Bre­
basket,
Lowry
period
of
column
when
a
a
ization
Bremen
lot
was
after
hit
a
This
side
quarter
use
scoring
lead.
with
disaslorous
to
the
un­
score
right
in
with
baskets
lead.
Kuntz
Shumak­
minutes
continuing
out
to
the
the
by
on
move
a
Stillson
then
and
here
two
throw.
of the
a
Pat
Hundt
jumper
end
fast
broke
with
Paul
by
as
and
Gentry,
Gentry
of
first
tightened
next
hit
quarter
held
getting
this lead
by
er.
game
16-15.
from
ers
tie w i t h
jumper
gave
Over­
lay-in
period
the
shot,
and
Culver
another- j u m p e r
in
free
myer's
zer
the
the
throws.
Bremen
column
and
erably
free
broke
Indians
baskets
Terry
stretched
free
with
bit
then
men
the
two
Shumaker
from
The
never
in
shot
a
a
two minutes
knotted
second
Culver's
hard
late
White
of
was
the
1967
Bremen.
simply traded
deficit
pair
points
was
The game started
on
out
w i n column.
bitting
free
a
the
s t a r t s as
having
start­
came
and
four
loss
again
Trailing
turn
lead
Cul­
Lions
period
five
baskets
Fri­
stretch
never
second
25-16
the
was
Bremen
free
in
the
this 2:38 h o t
the
the
are
second
the
threatened.
as
into a
til
on
8-7,
over
teams
of the
as
scored
it
For
Bremen's
dampened
that
seriously
16-15
myer
made
erased a Culver lead
day
moved
by
N O V . 30,
h i t a free t h r o w , b u t C o r k y
Culver Drows
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Bremen Friday
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