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Home O f Culver Military Academy - 1979 State Hockey Champions

Volume 82 Culver, Indiana 46511 Thursday, December 20, 1979 Number 43

Santa Visits Abbee Fire Station

Derby Decorating Winners Announced

Culver - W inners in the d e rb y d e co ra t in g con test w e re s e le c te d d u r in g the b a sk e tb a ll g a m e w itu Brem en last Saturday night.

The contest was sponsored by the Culver Community A th letic Boosters.

T h e fo llo w in g w ere

presented S5.00 as a prize for first p lace in theii* category.

K-4. Tom Bendy; 5, Chris P rosser; 6, M att M ille r; 7. C a r r ie S ly h ; 8, H e a th e r M ille r; 9. Lori Bendy: 10, Chris F ie lds, 11. K irk Dutt; 12. M ic h e lle Tu sin g Boosters. Phyllis Remhold.

Monterey Girl Scouts Collect 40,000 Pop Tops

CCHS Football Players

Receive State Recognitioo

lo ite r s Ford • Santa Claus .was greeted by youngsters o f NetLAnn and Luke M ikesellm ade h is a p p e a ra n c e in Till ages. Shown here, telling who l iv e in Le iters Ford.Leiters Ford ut the Aubbee him what they wanted for A letter from Santa willF ire Station on Saturday and Christmas, a re left to right, appear in next weeks paper.

C u lv e r • Coach W illia m “ D oc” Heath, head football coach at Culver Community High School announces that th re e v a r s it y fo o tb a ll p layers have been named to the B lo om in g ton H era ld Telephone A ll State Poll.

Jason Yound, senior, 6’4” , 210 pound end was voted first team Class A A ll State O f­fensive End. Jason is the first p layer in the schools three year varsity existence to bo named to an A ll S ta *. Team .

Robert L ee Hart, senior. 5 '9 ” , 160 p o u n d b a c k received special recognition in the Heralds A ll State Po ll

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as a half back.J e ff Volz, junior. 6’2” , 210

pound lin em an r e c e iv e d sp ec ia l r e c o g n it io n as an in terior lineman on the A ll State Junior football team

CCHS 1980 Alumni Party Being Planned

Culver - The graduates of C u lv e r C om m u n ity H igh School (an d C u lv e r H igh S c h o o l ) w i l l h o ld t h e ir alumni dinner-danee on June 21. 1980

Reservations a re $10 per 'person and m ay be m ade by ca llin g G lo r ia Banks,

“Secretary at 842-2565 or w rite R. 1, Box 51, Culver, Ind. 46511.

Last yea r w e had 365 in attendance. P lan on join ing ds in 1980. It w ill be held at

H fc e H o l i d a y I n n , in Plymouth.

IN H O SPITAL

C u lve r - V ic to r ia N ew co m b o f C u lv e r w as a d m itted to th e P a rk v ie w Hospital.

CulverV- Mrs. Leo W arren o f C u lver was adm itted to the P a rk v iew Hospital.

Music Boosters

To Have SaleCulver - The CCHS Music

Boosters w ill have a ga rage and bake sa le at the E lliott Building on Saturday, Dec. 22 beginning at 8:30 a.m . A n yon e w ish in g to don a te item s shou ld nave them there by 8 a.m . on Sat i r day.

TH A N K * YO U by Pat W eaver

M onterey • The Monterey G irl S co iis would like to thank the Culver Community and the Culver, Le iters Ford and Kewanna areas for the h e lp th e i* r e c e i v e d in collecting pop tops for the K idney Foundation.

The goal was set at 20,000 tops and due to the o ve r ­whelm ing response from the people w e reset a new goal of 40,000 tops. This goal has been reached, thanks to you.

Som e v e r y sp ec ia l help c a m e from th e K ew anna S choo l studen ts who con ­tributed 6,000 tops! M arlene M ahler was responsible for the delivery- o f these from the Kewanna area. Thanks Marlene.

A special thanks to John and Carol E llio tt who have su pported us through this proiect and collected several thousand pop tops in tneoffice. Thanks also to Arlene N ix fo r supporting us.

C a ro l S m ith and S a ra W estfa ll, M onterey Scouts

both collected over 3,000 tops each, other g ir ls in the troop collected about 1.000 eacn. Thanks girls.

W e will be delivering these tops to Winamac on Friday. Dcc. 21st. Thanks to M rs. M ilo for seeing that these will be taken to the recycling plant as a Christ­mas present for someone who needs a dialysis machine They are worth 1 second for each top.

This pro ject was started because the g ir ls had to do a good deed fo r the community in order to earn the right to m ake up a badge o f their own. Tne badge w ill be named the "H e lp in g Hands'* and each g irl had to collect pop tops and also they had to adopt a Senior Citizen for the school year.

Since a ll the g irls in the troop have done both these deeds they a ll w ill receive their badge. The g irls w ill be v isiting the Nursing Home fo r C h ris tm as w h ere th ev w ill be giving the patient a g r e e t in g c a r d and then s in g in g C h ris tm as C aro ls later.

W e then w ill return to M on te rey fo r hom em ade pizza and hot chocolate with the help o f som e mothers.

The g irls w ill be caroling in M onterey later that sam e e v en in g and then refreshm ents w ill be served b e fo re re tu rn in g to th e ir homes

We hope that through our projects that somebody w ill nave a b e tte r C hristm as. M aybe the person that needs the D ia ly s is M ach in e or m aybe one o f the adopted senior citizens that would not have been rem em bered on Christmas or m aybe some one from the Nursing Home that w ill iust enjoy the com pany ol young people.

W e fee l that these projects have been worth while and very rewarding for us. Won't you take t im e to w ish som eone a M erry Christmas this year as w e G irl Scout from M onterey a re wishing each o f you a M erry M erry Christm as and a Happy New Year.

See you next year. 1980

CMA Student Named To All-American Soccer Team

Culver - Luis A. Quintana, Cu lver M ilita ry Academ y senior, has been nam ed to the second team . M idwest section, o f the U. S. Soccer C oach es ’ A sso c ia t ion A ll- Am erica team. C M A head Coach John Chadwick was in form ed of the selection last week by telephone.

Quintana was on the third team . M idwest section, All- A m e r ic a . la s t y e a r . T h e

w e r fu l c e n te r fo rw a rd oke his own single season

scoring record by scoring 35 goals this year. H e had set the previous record. 28 goals, in 1978 which in turn had broken the record he set in 1977, 24 g o a l s B e f o r e Quintana, the C M A record w as 18 goals in one season.

C M A shared the Northern Indiana Soccer Conference title with Argos this year, and Q u intana w as am on g three C M A players named to the All-Conference team.

The son o f M r. and Mrs. Bernardo Quintana, M exico C it y , Q u in ta n a h o p es to a tten d th e U n ive rs id a d N a c ion a l A u ton om ia in M exico C ity and m a jo r in business administration. His brother. Bernardo, is a 1959 C M A graduate.

H is f a t h e r , a n o te d engineer, encouraged him to p lay soccer Quintana most adm ires the p laying sty le of two South Am erican stars, one past and one rising --

P e le , who played for Santos (B razil) and the New York C osm os, and D iego M aradona, the 18 year old Argentine sensation of last y ea r ’s W orld (Tup. who plays for Argentines Juniors.

A lthou gh Q u in tana has seen A m e r ic a n p la y e rs im proving during his tiirec years on the CM A varsity, he thinks their skill leve l is not as high as Europeans’ and L a t i n A m e r i c a n s . ’ “ A m e r ic a n p la y e rs a re m uch s tro n g e r , but th ey don't have the sk ills .” he

says. “ They p lay rough, and use their bodies a lo t." Am erican soccer probably w ill e v o lv e lik e G erm an soccer, he thinks, with less em ph as is on fin esse and technique

The U. S. Soccer Coaches’ Association e lects the All- Am erica team by vote o f its m em b ers . T h e en t ire A ll- Am erica team w ill be an­nounced at the U .S .SC .A . nationa l con ven tion in January.

Kelly Lawson Receives DAR Award

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(The Culucr CitizenPublished e v e n Thursd*> afternoon .ii 116 B. North M ain. C 'u l'c r, Ind. 46S1I

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C u lv e r - K e l l y J a n e Law son , s en io r at C u lver Community H igh School has r e c e iv e d the M arsh a ll C om tv D A R Good Citizen A w ard The selection was a n n o u n c e d a t a D A R reception last Saturday at th e hom e o f M rs. E va Lem ert of P lym outh. K e lly ’s scores on a qua lify ing test w ill be forw arded fo r state w ide competition.

K e lly I^awson. daughter of Mr. and M rs. Latham Lawson. Culver, has com ­piled a notable record of ach ievem ents at CCHS. in 4- H work at local and state le v e ls , and in com m u n ity organizations

K e lly is president o f her s e n i o r c l a s s , i s p a s t president o f the ju iio r class, is a m em ber o f the National H onor S o c ie ty , is a c t iv e D is tr ic t V ic e P res id en t o f

F t* i r e Educators in Action, is a m em ber o f the Wesley U n ited M eth od is t Church and choir, is Past Worthy A d v i s o r o f th e C u lv e r C h ap ter o f In te rn a tion a l Order o f Rainbow for G irls and is the holder o f several blue ribbons in 4-H work at the county' and state levels She has earned blue ribbons at the State F a ir through c o m p e tit io n in c lo th in g construction, fashion revue, and m acrem e ’ art.

Follow ing her sophomore and jin io r years in CCHS K e lly p a r t ic ip a ted in the Summer Honors Institutes at In d ian a S ta te U n iv e rs ity , s t u d y in g A r c h e o l o g y . M athem atics and Computor Science.

K e lly has been adm itted to Indiana U niversity where she w ill m a jo r in A n ­th ro p o lo g y w ith a specialization in Archeology.

School Doard NewsCulver - Only four of the

Cu lver Community School seven man board snowed up fo r th e M o n d a y n i g h t m eeting Those absent were Paul Davidson. M arvin Good and Don K e lle r No ex ­p lan a tion w as r e c e iv e d concerning their absences.

T h e board a ccep ted the low bid from two firm s on the h igh 'sch oo l tra ck p ro jec t. The Leslie Bros, o f In­dianapolis w ill do the sealing and strip ing of the track. M c M o h o n -O ’ C on n o r o f Rochester w ill do the con­ve rs io n to m e tr ic system . Total cost o f the project will

be $10,225.00.

The board hear a report fro m M rs . P e g g y - C la r k concerning cost-factoid and n e e d s f o r th e s u m fn e r re m e d ia l p ro g ra m in the school corporation.

The board appointed a 16 m em ber com m ittee to study the needs o f th e g if t e d children in the corporation.

They then adjourned and went into executive session fo r a d isc u ss io n on a negotiator and evaluation of adm inistrators.

The next m eeting will be January 7th at 7:30 o ’clock in the adm in istrative office.

Your Hometown NEWSpaper Thursday, December 20, 1979

ednesday & Sunday are DOIjBLE TICKET DAYS

Prices Good ~ ~Thru Dec. 24th

losed Christinas Day

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MERRY CHRISTMAS! !

The staff and management o f Tranter Printing and Pub­lishing Co.. The South W h it­ley Tribune, The Culver Citi­zen. The Argos Tribune. The Pierceton News and The Tribune Printing Co. wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

Let us not forget the real meaning o f the Christmas season - the birth o f Christ almost 2,000 years ago. Each holiday season brings many presents, delicious food, and a gathering o f fam ily and friends. Because o f these many activities, it is easy to forget the real meaning. Gather the fam ily together just before the annual Christ­mas dinner and thank the Lord for enjoying another holiday season.

Part 6 - “ Dollars and Sense,” your inflation guide.

W hat does the fall o f the dollar have to do with infla­tion?

In recent years, the value o f the dollar has declined in comparison with the cur­rency o f many other indus­trialized nations. One reason is that we have been importing more than wc have been exporting, especially

costly foreign crude oil. Since our “ cheaper” dollars buy less overseas, many o f the goods we import cost more, adding to our inflation rate. A t the same time. U.S. manufacturers o f similar goods - cars for exam ple - can raise their prices and still remain com petitive with higher priced foreign pro­ducts.

N E X T W E E K - Part 7 W hat is productivity all about?

A RGO S PO STM ASTER ANNO UNCES HOLIDAY M A IL HOURS

Argos - The Argos post o ffice will operate on a holi­day mail schedule Tuesday, December 25 and Tuesday, January 1 in observance o f Christmas and N ew Y ea r ’s Day.

Postm aster Francis Coplen said regular residential and business deliveries and pick­ups from collection boxes will not be made on those days, and usual post o ffice lobby services will not be available.

Normal mail service will resum e on Decem ber 26 and January 2.

THE STATE EXCHANGE BANKM e m l w F D i C

E ve ryo n e at T h e State E x ­change Bank w ould like to ex­tend to you ou r warm est holi­d a y greeting for a ve ry M e rry C hristm as and a happy, pros­perous N e w Y ear. In the past w e have tried to provide the best possible service to our depositors and w e hope to continue helping ou r custo­mers w hile m aking new friends. So to everyone, have a happy holiday and rem em ber - w e ’re always th inking of you.

Nobody has nicer gifts for special people than the telephone company They’re the Telefashion™ phones called “The Gifts of Gab,” and we have all kinds for all manners of speaking. Make it fancy; fun or just plain functional. But make it a Gift of Gab—a very special _telephone from the telephone company You know _ you can always call on us.

s h o p i i iHoliday Hours - ■ ■ ■

Decem ber 7 A r e * Decem ber 22 U n B e dM ond ay through Friday 8 :3 0 to 7 :0 0 p.m.

Saturday 9 :0 0 to 1 :00 p.m. 2 1 3 west LaPorte StreetChristm as Eve - Dec. 24th 8 :3 0 to 5 :0 0 p.m. Plymouth

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you 'll be looking like a m artyr by 2 a.m. and have e v e ry th in g put to g e th e r w rong.”

“Flat metal gas stations that h ave to be bent into shape wasn't m y best sub­ject in school,” I confessed.

Neither w ere toy kitchen appliances from two years a g o .” he m u tte red w h ile try ing to fit tab “ A ” into slot “ B ” .

Ign o r in g that rem a rk . I started on the doll house with a patio that could have belonged to J. Paul Getty and b o a s te d a n E s th e r W illiam s sw im m ing pool.

" I hope this pool holds real w a te r ."

“ W h y ? ” he m u m b led absently.

“ So I can wash my hands. M y fin gers a re b leed ing.”

F eign ing a w orried look he replied, “ Don’ t let it drip on the carpet, it won ’t match our decor.”

L ook in g a rou n d a t the a rray of toys, he added. “ One of them usually asks for a nurse's kit, wouldn’ t you know it would be the first year w e don’ t have one?”

“ Those a re out,” I told h i m , “ b io n ic s a r e ju s t com ing in. Instead o f ban­daging the wound you just rep lace the part.”

“ M aybe, you could finish this,” I said. “ I ’m rea lly m ore adep t at in sertin g b a t te r ie s w h ich a r e n ’ t in ­

cluded.”“ H ere ’s one,” he offered.

“ Stick it in your ear and see if your brain is operating.”

“ It couldn’ t be, I got m arried didn’t I? I told him.

W e fin ish ed e v e ry th in g early , about 1:49 a.m. A fter applying 14 bandages, which w asn 't bad c o n s id e r in g I only had 10 fingers (at last cou it anyw ay ) w e sat down to survey our handiwork.

W e could never ge t them all of the m ateria l things they thought they wanted. T h e y had lea rn ed , though that’ g iv in g was as much fun as rece iv in g and w e ’d taught th em th e d e e p e r , m o re m eaningful im portance of the holidav - His birth.

“ W ell, the marauding angels w ill be up soon. I f we sleep fast w e can get in about three hours,” he said.

“ Ok. Mr. S.,” I answered, with a yawn, “ L e t ’s dispense with the ho ho’s and heaveho.”

G o in g p a s t th e d in in g table, I noticed my book o f birth dates I had left open to the month o f Decem ber. I p icked it up and showed it to m y husband.

There w ere four names on th e ir r e s p e c t iv e da tes o f birth writtin in ink. Penciled in a childish scraw l in la rge letters opposite D ecem ber 25th was....JESUS,

The powers that we might add a few prayers to Santa’s train ing course!

CHURCH A C T IV IT IE S A T T R IN IT Y L U T H E R A N

Culver - Church activities a t th e T r i n i t y L u t h e r a n Church on Academ y Road extended invites everyone to attend their Christmas E ve Service o f Carols b y can- d e lig h t , M on day e ven in g . D e c e m b e r 24th a t 7 :30 o ’ clock.

S e r v i c e s w i l l b e h e l d Christm as D ay at 9:30.

Gifts of Gab.

C U LV E R P U B L IC L IB R A R Y NEW S by M ary Jane Guise

Culver - The lib rary w ill be c lo s ed on D ec em b e r 24th, 25th, and 26th and again on D ecem ber 3lst and January1st.

Th e H o m e m a k e r ’ s E x ­tension Club has donated the book Bible Stories by Norman Vincent Peale in m em ory o f Dessie Boetsma.

Be sure and stop by the lib ra ry during the holiday's. W e have severa l new books on C h ris tm as c r a f t s and decorations, new children ’s books and new C h ristm as records.

N E W A D U L T N O N F IC T IO N : T h e Old Pategonian Express by Paul Therouz, Dateline Am erica by C h arles K u ra lt ; C on­tinuing the Good L ife : H a lf a Century o f H om esteading by

H elen and Scott N ea r in g ; The Medusa and the Snail by- L ew is Thom as; a book of Christmas Songs and Carols and The Trees o f Christmas by Edna M etcalf.

New adult fiction includes Endless Love, the new novel by Scott Spencer.

New for Teenagers: Queen of Hearts by V era and Bill C leaver is the story o f a g ir l ’s relationship and un­derstanding o f her Grand­m other ans as she grows older.

For Children: Mousekin’s Christmas E ve by Edna M ille r ; The D ream Eater, an oriental ta le by Christian Garrison: Sand Cake, about the bear fam ily, at the beach by Frank' Asch; Fun and Gam es with Paddington by M ichael Bond; A Charlie B r o w n C h r i s t m a s b y Charles Schulz and iPlain Lane Christmas by Hodges.

M E TH O D IST W O M E N H O LD M E E TIN G

Argos - President. Irene M ahoney led the meeting when the United Methodist W om en met at the church recently. Devotions were given by Bcm ice Master- man on the story o f “ Holiday Candles.” New program books were distributed.

A report by Virgin ia Red­inger on “ China Dav” was g iven . Anita Krom reported on the fall district meeting at Peru. Ruth Gordon sum- m erized the officers training in A rgos. M ar)’ Ritter thank­ed the group for their thoughtfulness during the death o f her mother. E lovse Bowell.

Articles were wrapped to be given to the Hamilton G rove Hom e in New Carlisle.

Barbara Hann gave the program using articles on “ Nativ ity” and an article by Norman Vincent Peale.

Refreshments and decora­tions were in keeping with the holiday season. The hos­tess committee was Ethel Coplen. M rs. Redinger, Lois Howton and Doris N ifong. Twenty-four members and tw o guests, H elen Bowell and A lice W hite, w ere p re­sent.

The next m eeting will be on January- 3 at 2 p.m . The program will be at tne church g iven by M rs. Masterman. The hostess committee chair­man is V i Ward.

B A P T IST H APPEN IN GS

A rgos - D ecem ber dates to rem em ber at the First Bap­tist Church o f Argos.

Decem ber 20 - The Adult Class Christmas Party w ill be held at Shoemakers. Please bring a $1 g ift for the gift ex ­change.

D ecem ber 22 - A .C .T . Caroling Party.

Decem ber 27 & 28 - The Youth Retreat in Michigan. See the Youth B.B. for more details.

A .C .T . needs more names and addresses o f shut-ins in the A rgos area. A .C .T . will be delivering fruit baskets on D ecem ber 22 to shut-ins. The group could also use dona­tions o f fruit and nuts. Please g ive suggested names to A . Jones or Karyn E d­wards.

Th e 1980 Scared Arts C a l­endars have been made available through the cour­tesy o f the Grossman Funeral H om e. They are on the table in the foyer. One to a family, please.

PUBLISHER’S‘PINION

What'sNext

by A rlene N ix W ilder:

A Train ing Course F or Sapta

filiations even apply to Claus now. I read’ an

l e a b o u t a t r a i n i n g e fo r would-be Santas instructed Santa not to

'eryth ing he’s a lw ays N o loud ho ho ho’s - too , no asking if the child been good - too

a t e n i n g -- a n d no tses.>uldn’t help wondering was left fo r the jo lly fat in the red suit, but e it wasn’ t such a bad ►ecause train ing course graduates don’ t have

;em ble their promises, kids haven ’ t sat on

’s lap fo r yea rs and . but I rem em ber the tim e the youngest g ir l anta asked. “ H ave you a good g irl all y ea r? ” ;s,” she lied, ought. “ Now com e on . I ’m a b ig g ir l and I

wasn’t even good all y e a r .”“ Wrhat do you want Santa

to bring you for Christm as,” he said.

“ A baby,” she answered, “ and a farm with real liv e anim als, a gas station fo r m y brother, a doll house and a

Cadillac for mama and

That was the tim e before train ing courses fo r the old gent and he prom ised her everyth ing she asked for. I even cried when I didn’ t get the Cadillac.

I reca ll it was the year that we got them the “ easy to a s sem b le w ith s im p le en ­closed instructions” toys. W e couldn't ge t a fa rm with rea l liv e anim als, o f course, but a fter the kids w ere put to bed m y real liv e Santa w ith the 10 o 'clock shadow said, “ 1 told you last year not to get anything that has to be assem bled.”

“ I ’ ll do it ,” I told him, m eekly.

“ Oh no, i f 1 don’ t help.

LESTER HOUGHTONS C E L E B R A T E 58TII A N N IV E R S A R Y

Culver - Mr. and Mrs. Lester Houghton celebrated t h e i r 58th w e d d i n g a n ­n iversary on Sunday, Dec. 16. They had dinner at the hom e o f th e ir son and d a u gh ter-in -law , M r. and M rs. R a y H oughton , 440 Lakeview .

The elder Houghtons have resided at 604 N .Lakeview for 58 years. Sunday was also the b irthday o f Mrs. Ray (N o rm a ) Houghton.

SOCIALEVENTS

S E R V IC E S A T G R AC E U N IT E D CHURCH O F C H R IST

Culver The Youth o f the c h u r c h w i l l p r e s e n t th e services Sunday morning, D ecem ber 23rd at the Grace U n ited Church o f C hrist. Services w ill begin at 10:30 o ’clock.

C h ris tm as E v e S e rv ic e w ill be held at 7 o ’clock with a ca n d le ligh t s e r v ic e and dram a program at 11 p.m.

Thursday. December 27, 1979 Your Hometown NEWSpaper Page 5

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BO ETSM A HOME FURNISH INGS, INC.

West Jefferson St. Culver. Indiana Phone 842-2626

PIN D ER’S RESTAURANT454 Ohio St.

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-3415

TH E CULVER CITIZENYour Hometow n Newspaper

BO B’S ELECTRIC , INC.Route 1. Box 129 Argos. Indiana Phone 892-5573

ARGOS LU M BER CO.303 E Walnut Argos. Indiana Phone 892-6148

HOLLAND’S H ARDW ARE101 N. Michigan Argos. Indiana Phone 892-6551

B A IL E Y ’S SA L ES & SER V ICE(Kelvinator. Fedder’s)

Appliances. Air-conditioning and Heating

2 mi. north o f A rgos on B us. 3 1 Phone 892-6289

WELBORN SEED INC. D U ESTERH AUS, INC.

Bus. 3 1 North Argos. Indiana Phone 892-6233

BU RKETT & SON ARCO SER V ICE

Michigan & Williams Argos. Indiana Phone 892-5237

GRAND M A’ S KITCHEN142 S. Michigan St.

Argos. Indiana Phone 892-6545

GRO SSM AN FU N ERAL HOME I AM BULANCE SERVICE

Argos. Indiana Phone 892-5113

M ARSHALL COUNTY B A > K AND TRUST

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State Exchange Bank Bldg. Argos. Indiana Phone 892-5126

ALFORD'S IGAUS 3 1 North

A rgos. Indiana Phone 892-5715

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ARGOS PHARM ACY106 S . Michigan

and530 N. Michigan

Phone 892-5612 or 892-5614

Argos AreaW ALNUTCHURCH

OF TH E BRETHRENRoute 1. Argos Phone 802-5340

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

W orship Service - 10:00 a.m.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHSt. Rd. I0W. Argos

Phone 892-6260 Pastor Ray Oviatt

Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Church Scrvicc - 10 :30a .m . Evening Scrvice - 6:00 p.m.

Prayer Meeting • Wed. Eve. 7:00

CHURCH OF JE S U S CHRISTU.S. 3 1 North. Argos

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

W ed. Bible Study • 7 :j 0 p.m.

JO RD AN BAPTIST CHURCH4 mi. southwest of Argos

on West 19th Road Rev. Arlev Mitcham

Sunday School - 9 :30 and 10:30 Worship Servicc - 10:30 and 1 1 :3 0 ,

Evening Service • 7:00 p.m. Wed. Bible Study - 7:00 p.m.

SANTA ANNA UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Corner 20A and Nutmeg Roads Pastor Keith Smitlcy

Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Church Service - 10:30 a.m .

ARGOS CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH2 10 S. M aple. Argos

Phone 892-5656 Pastor Steve Felder

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

Wed. Eve. Servicc - 7:00 p.m.

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH538 N. Michigan. Argos

Phone 892-5644 Rev. Richard Lewke

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

Wed. Eve. Bible Study - 7:00

W ESLEYAN CHURCHN. Michigan St., Argos

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

Church Scrvice - 10 :30 a.m. Evening Service - 6:00 p.m.

Wed. Eve. Service - 7:00 p.m. Good News Club - Wed. 7:00 p.m.

Culver AreaUNION CHURCH OF

TH E BRETH RENSt. Rd. 17 Sc 10th Rd.

Sunday School -9 :30 a.m . Worship Servicc - 10 :3 0 a.m.

Rev. Paul Nye, Pastor 936-2895

UNITED M ETHODIST CHURCHLeiters Ford

Rev. Phillip Hershberger Worship Service - 9:30 Sunday School • 10 :30

Every 3rd Sunday Special Servicc • 7:30 p.m.

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

G RA C E UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

307 North Plvmouth Rev. Tom French

Sunday School • 9 :15 a.m . W orship Service • 10 :30 a.m .

Nursery Care during Worship Scrvicc

W ESLEY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

5 1 1 School Street Rev. Donald S . Bow man

Sunday School - 9:30 aim. W orship Servicc - 10:40 a.m.

Nursery Care Available

CULVER BIBLE CHURCHSouth Main Street

Phone 842-2860 Rev. Daniel Huhn

Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship Scrvicc • 10 :30 a.m. E%emng Scrvicc • 6:00 a.m. Youth Group • Sunday 5:30

Wed. Eve. Prayer Group - 7:30

ST . ANN’ S CATHO UC c £ v RCH Montercv. Indiana 46960

Phone 542-2061 Rev. John Mamon

Confessions - Saturday 4 to 5 p.m. Saturday Service • * :30p .m .

Sundav Service - 7:30 and 9:30

CHURCH OF GOD(Abrahamic Faith)Burr Oak. Indiana

Pastor Jam es Mattison Sunday School • 9:30 a.m .

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

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

Youth Meetings

FIR ST M ISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH OF KIN GS LA K E

R .R .4 . Box 373 Rochester. Indiana Rev. Pearl Stanley

Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship Scrvice - every 2nd

Sunday at 4 p.m. Selestine W are, secretary

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UNITED METHODIST CHURCHMonterey

Rev. Phillip H ershberger Worship Service - 9 :10 a.m. Sunday School - 10 :10 a .m .

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

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH330 Academy Road

Vicar L. Rodencal, Pastor Morning Worship - 9 :30 a.m. Sundav School - 10 :3 0 a.m.

ST. M A R Y ’S E E T H E LA K E CATHOLIC CHURCH

124 College Avenue Father Matthew S. Kafka

M ass - 5 :30 p.m. Saturdavs Sundays - 8 & 1 1 a.m .

Phone 842-2522

EM M AN U EL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

401 South Main Rev. Robert-Hansen

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

Wed. Prayer & Bible Study - 7:00

NEW HOPE CHURCH OF GOpRev. Darrell Maddock

Kenneth W. Cook. A sst.St. Rd. 1 1 7 E . Culver Marina Church Service - 10 :3 0 a.m. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Youth Meet - Bible Study

W ednesday - 7:30 p.m .

POPLAR GROVE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Worship Service - 9 :15 Sundav School - 1 0 : 1 5

CULVER M IU TA RY ACAD EM YCulver. Indiana

Rev. WiHiam R. Martin Chapel - 10 :00 a.m .

Holy Communion • 1 1 :00 a.m .

MT. HOPE U N n ED METHODIST CHURCH1 mile south o f the south

end o f State Road 1 1 7 in Fulton County

Pastor Alva C. Ward Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.

Worship Scrvicc - 10 :30 a.m.

CH U CK’S STANDARD203 N. Main

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-2401

PLYMOUTH FAMILY REALTY5 17 N. Michigan. Plvmouth. Indiana

Phone 935-5173

M A XIN KU CKEE HOME SUPPLYState Road 10 A, 17

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-2515

M R .T ’ SR E X A L L DRUGS806 Academy Road

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-2400

SIT and STITCH202 N. Main

Culver. IlldiUHil Phone 842-3088

LA K E REALTY820 Academy

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-2524

JOHN ELUOTT EN TER PR ISES. INC.

Route I Culver Phone 842-2260

HOME RESTAURANT1 1 3 S. Main St.

Culver. Indiana Phone 8 4 2-2511

STA TE EXCH AN GE BANKMain Street

Culver. Indiana Phone 842 332 1

ITlki'M TNSURANCE a g e n c yM ainStreet - Bank Bldg.

< iilv c r , Indiana Phone 842-3321

THE CULL ER CITIZEN ‘'your hometown paper"

BONINE FU N ERAL HOMEMain A Lake Shore

• Culver. Indiana Phone 842-2082

A L ’S TV AND APPLIAN CE CULVER COMMUNICATIONS

1 15 S. Main. Culver Phone 842-2982

HANSEN S RESTAURANT & SPORTS SHOP

614 Lake Shore Dr. Culver. Indiana Phone 842 3232

J ’S 5 A?1 14 N Main

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-3524

A LB ER T TH E CLOTH ES DOCTORGarm ents Repaired 422 S . Plymouth St.

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Culver. Indiana

Thursday, December 20, 1979 Your Hometown NEWSpaper Page 3

S 0 f r e v e n t s

Culver Beats Glenn 57-56C u l v e r - T h e C u lv e r

C o m m u n ity C a v a l i e r s out scored the Glenn Falcon s 19-10 in the final quarter and c la im e d a n a r r o w 57-56

^victory for their first win of tne year on the Falcons home floor.

C ulver w as behind at each quarter stop, trailing 14-12 at the end of the first period, 30- 24 at halftim e and 46-38 at the end of the third stanza.

Culver finished with a 41-18 rebounding ed ge and held Glenn’s C ra ig Ochs, who had tallied 19 pointy in the first h alf to just s ix ta the second an d none in 'the fourth quarter.

Ja so n Young led the C avs attack w ith 18 points and Charles H arris followed with 14.

Roth ball clubs a re 1-4 on

the yea r and w ill p lay in the Culver Holiday tourney this Thursday and F r id a y .’

Culver shot at a 41 percent clip but m anaged 58 shots

from the field. The Falcons shot an im p ressive 55 per­cent from the field but only got off 40 shots. Both clubs finished with 17 turnovers.

Bo x Scores

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Totals

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2 18 E lk in 2 0 44 1 9 Tinkey 3 2 8

3 2 8 Ochs 12 1 252 0 4 A n sp au gh 1 0 20 0 0 H a th aw ay 2 6 101 0 2 T o ta ls 23 10 561 0 2

C u lv e r 12-24-38- •5727 7 57 Glenn 14-30-46-56

Bremen Edges CavaliersC u lver - The B rem en Lions

squeaked out a narrow 56-54 victory over the C ulver C a v a l ie r s la s t S a tu rd a y evening, a fte r holding a 10 point lead with only 1 :4 1 m inutes rem aining.

A fter cutting the score to one point at 45-44, Culver went o v e r th re e m in u te s w i t h o u t a s c o r e w h i le B re m e n r a t t le d o ff n ine straigh t points to build up the 10 point spread.

H ow ever, no sooner had the Lions thought they put the win in the score book, then Culver knocked o ff 6 straight points in 55 seconds m aking the score 54-50 with 40 seconds left. The C avs were forced to foul to get the ball back and Andy Swain <V,U Todd A dam s each sank the end o f their 1 and 1 Joh n Glenn.

F or Coach Doil, it w as a hard loss to take, especially since it cam e a fter the C avs f i r s t v ic to r y F r id a y o v e r Joh n Glenn, but there still w a s s o m e l ig h t s h in in g through the tunnel.

The first q u arter saw the tw o sq u a d s e x c h a n c e the lead until Bremen opened up a 14 -11 m argin with 1:04 le ft. But with just one second showing, junior D ave T aiclet scored for C ulver cutting the m argin back to one.

In th e s e c o n d p e r io d , Brem en widened its m argin to six points, 20 -14 but the Lions suddenly went on a three m inute 15 second cold spell brought on b y the C ulver press and the C avs caught up and tied it at 20 all with 3 :4 1 left.

Sw ain broke the L ions’ dry spell at the 3 :2 1 m ark but both te a m s tra d e d points until halftim e which ended with the score knotted at 26 all.

It w as C u lver’s turn to run up a sm all lead a s the third quarter began. F o r the first five m inutes, the C a v s held on to b rief four point leads at 32-28 and 34-30. Brem en c a m e b ack a n d re g a in e d control a fte r which the two squads aga in traded baskets until the horn sounded and Brem en w a s ahead by one point 39-38.

F o r the first four m inutes of the final qu arter, each

team exhibited fine offenses. E a c h w a s a g g r e s s iv e yet patient. N either team took unnecessary shots and often drew fouls when try in g to work the ball inside.

Culver tied the score at 39 just as the quater got un­d e rw a y . B re m e n then co n n ected on tw o shots, building the lead back to four, but that didn’t last long a s C harles H arris and Ja so n Young hit a basket and free throw respectively to close the m argin to one at 43-42.

A fter that period the C ava liers went into a 3 minute 15 second dry period while the Lions notched nine points in that tim e period. To add insult to in jury , the last two Lion buckets during that period cam e on fast breaks by Sw ain and M uncy when the C ava liers defense broke down. Doll then called a tim e oul regroup his ch arges.

A n a r e g r0Up th ey did, H a r r i s , J e f f F o u s t Y o u n g e a c h s c o re d q u ick e a sy baskets as the Cavs defense cam e to life forcing Brem en to turn the ball over, cutting the spread to 54-50 with 40 seconds left.

The B rem en coach called tim e out to calm his squad down and take a w a y som e of C u v e r ’s m om en tu m . H is plan worked equally a s well a s the Lions broke the press and forced Culver to foul Sw ain, w holut'the first 01 a 1 and 1 with 26 seconds left in the gam e.

H arris then scored on a tip in but C ulver w a s forced to foul A dam s with fiv e seconds left and he also hit the front end of a 1 and 1 to g iv e the L io n s a n o th e r four point m argin at 56-52. The Lions then let Young get an easy layup at the end to make the fin alscore 56-54.

Young led the C ava liers with 19 points and a gam e high 1 1 rebounds.

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Culver - A fourth quarter ra lly by the Culver C avalier g ir ls ' basketball team w asn’ t enough to catch the Fairfield F a lc o n s who d e fe a te d the C avs 46-30.

The contest w as the first Northern State Conference m atch of the season for Culver, who dropped to 5-3 overall.

S u s a n K e l l e r le d th e C ulver offensive attack with 18 points and Anne Wiggin followed with 16. K eller also led the C avs with 11 reb o u n d s w h ile R ob in Wiggin dished out 14 assists.

T h e C u lv e r co m m u n ity Ju n io r V arsity also dropped the prelim inary m atch b y a score of 31-18. D arci Low ry and Barb Taiclet led Culver

with five points ap iece and Ju lie Kline hauled in 10 rebounds.

Culver A. Wiggin R . Wiggin Jo n e s K e l le r C ra ft M ac k e y Sm ith Totals

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CCHS F A L L S T O T R I T O N

C u l v e r - T h e C u lv e r C om m u n ity High School W restling team fell to Triton by a score of 46-19. The loss dropped the C ava lier record to 1 -5 while 1 riton is now 2-3 on the year

C u lv e r 19-T r i t o n 46

98. Ken Holeman (T) dec. Chris D arda, 15-5.

102, J im Burnett (T) pin Doug Sm ith. 1:20 .

112 , R ick Hart (C) dec. Doug M iller, 8-2.

119 , Rod L em ler <T) pin Mike Duffin, 5:26.

132, G e rry Lem ler <T) pin M ark Woodward, 2:55.

145, Dennis P errin (T) pin U lysses Good, 1:30.

155, Al S a la ry (C) pin Jim Clingenpeel, 1 :18 .

167 Robert Lee Hart (C) pin Rod U lm er, 3:05.

177, John M orris (T) pin Dan Schw artz 3 :18 .

185, T erry Burcham (T) dec. Kevin M allory, 4-1.

Hwt. J e f f Volz (C) dec. L a rry Wood 13-2.

JO R D A N M ISSIO N ARY SO C IET Y NEW S

A rgos - On Decem ber 13 the Jord an M issionary Soc­iety met at the home of M ary Hope W inenger with 10 members and 2 guests. M rs. Bonnie Rice and son. Billy, present. M rs. Evelyn Hugh­es. president, w as in charge of the meeting.

‘ ‘Silent Night” w as sung by the group and M rs. Betty Cam pbell read the secre­tary ’ s report. Everyone answered roll call with a Bible verse from Luke.

M rs. Darel Smith gave devotions. She read the Christm as story from Luke and read the poem, “ C hrist­m as G u ests .” She closed with the poem, ‘ ‘ Prayer of C hristm as.”

Evelyn Hughes read a Christm as letter from Rev. Burnette and Rev. Gerald Fish of K enya, Africa. They are retiring from the African mission field and w ill be liv­ing in the W GM Retirement Center in Sacram ento. C ali­fornia in mid-March. They stated that they will still need financial help from the M is­sionary Society because they will still be with the W GM m issions. Any money should be sent to them at B ox 948, M arion, Indiana. Individuals and groups are invited to be with them at Taylor College in Upland, Indiana from Ju n e 2 5 to 29. The Society voted to donate $25 to them and 5 10 to the Sangralea Boys Home near Peru. Five dollars will be donated to a student from Peru who is studying for the ministry.

Two lap robes were contri­buted by M rs. H ughes to be taken to M illers Merry M anor. The group formed the Friendship Circle and ‘ ‘ B lessed B e the T ie That B inds” was sung to close the m eeting.

The afternoon w as spent preparing Christm as plates to be sent to shut-ins. Re­freshm ents were served by the hostess. M ary Hope W inenger. The next meeting will be Jan u ary 17 at the home o f Irene M vcrs. The leader will be M ary Hope W inenger. Acts will be the book o f the month.

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Your Hometown NEWSpaper Thursday, December 20, 1979

BigTey and Richard Ready. Brice.- M elanie and Holly Bowman w ill sin g a folk c a ro l, a cco m p an ie d by g u ita r . Both s e r v ic e s w ill conclude with the lighting of c o n g re g a tio n a l c a ro ls a s Silent Night is sung.

Decem ber 30

9:30 a .m . Sunday School C lasses.

10 :4 0 a .m . Student Recognition Day Worship serv ice . Anthem. Tiny King.

and H ave You E v e r See The Star. There w ill be a live Nayitity Tableau, with the little children invited up to see.

11 p.m . Candlelight S er­vice of Lessons and Carols. The Chancel Choir will sing From Heaven on High Hear A n g e ls S in g W elcom e. Welcome Je su s . Tiny King. I h e Birthday of a King a & J Sing We All Noel. Choir soloists will be M rs. J . B ryce

Babcock and Lynn D avis. The Chancel Choir anthem will be Singing We All Noel, by Gordon Young.

HOLIDAY SC H ED U LE AT W E S L E Y AC HURCH IN C U L V ER

Sunday, December 239:30 a .m . Sunday School

classes.10 :4 0 a .m . W orsh ip s e r ­

v i c e : F o u r th S u n d a y in Advent. Serm on by Pastor Bow m an: The M ighty God. The Y o ith Choir will sing The P ra y e r of the Christm as A nim als with solos by Becky

Editors Note: This mn by Erm a Bom- ; is the ending of the v “ E r m a ” Droduced at C ulver A cadem ies The ninute “ E r m a '' show , g with “ Teddy” a solo tre perform ance based life an d w r it in g s of Dcbre Roosevelt, will be lable for touring a fte r istm as vacation.)r m ore in fo rm atio n act the director of the tre. Harvey Firari. - 3 3 1 1) .

erything is in readiness, e tree is trim m ed the s taped to the door-

D ecem ber 24 C hristm as E ve

RETU RNS h o m e7 :00 p .m . C an d le ligh t

S e r v i c e o f L e s s o n s and C a ro ls , e s p e c ia lly fo r fam ilies with children. The Youth Choir will sing Come Go With Me To Bethlehem.

Culver - E ls ie B yrd of Culver w a s dism issed from P a r k v ie w C o m m u n ity il ip ita l.

9 a.m . B reak fast for High School seniors and college age youth.

U pstairs at V .F .W . Hall Friday, Dec. 2 1st - 6 to 8 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 22nd - 1 to 3 p.m .— Bring the children to visit Santa —

Sponsored by Culver Ja y ce e s and Culver V.F.

' Attend The Church Of Your Choice

Regularly!

Rent-A-KidHelp the students......Help themselves

For details please call:Dutt’s 842-2591 P ratt's 542-4302

Robertson’ s 772-2353 to schedule work hours.

Culver Community M usic Boosters

SANTA ANNA UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Corner 20A and Nutmeg Roads Pastor Keith Smitley

Sundav School • 9:30 a.m. Church Scrvicc - 10 :30a .m .

WALNUT CHURCH OF TH E BRETHREN

Route 1 . Argos Phone 892-5349

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

Worship Servicc - 10:00 a.m

CH U CK’ S STANDARD203 N. Main

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-2401

BO ETSM A HOME FURN ISH IN GS, INC

West Jefferson St. Culver. Indiana Phone 842-2626

ARGOS CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH210 S. Maple. Argos

Phone 892-5656 Pastor Steve Felder

Church Scrvicc - 9:30 a.m . Sunday School • 10:30 a.m. Evening Servicc - 6:00p.m .

Wed. Eve. Scrvice • 7:00 p.m.

Bailey’s Sales And Service2 miles north of Argos on Old 3 1 [

We Do Appliance Repair On All Major Makes And Models .

We Have Good Used And New o r Sale And Also Take Trade-Ins?

Phone 892-6289 \

FIR ST BAPTIST CHURCHSt. Rd. 10W. Argos

Phone 892-6260 Pastor Ray Oviatt

Sunday School • 9:30 a.m . Church Service - 10 :3 0 a.m. Evening Service - 6:00 p.m.

Prayer Meeting - Wed. Eve. 7:00

PLYMOUTH FAM ILY REALTY5 17 N. Michigan. Plvmouth. Indiana

Phone 935-5173

PLNDER S RESTAURANT454 Ohio St.

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-3415

M A X IN K U C K EE HOME SUPPLYState Road 10 & 17

Culver, Indiana Phone 842-2515

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH538 N. Michigan. Argos

Phone 892-5644 Rev. Richard Lewke

Church Service - 9:30 a.m. Sunday School - 10 :30 a.m .

Wed. Eve. Bible Study - 7:00

TH E CULVER CITIZENYour Hometown Newspaper

CHURCH OF JE S U S CHRISTU .S. 3 1 North. Argos

Phone 892-5556 Saturday Eve. - 7:30 p.m. Sundav Eve. - 6:30 p.m.

W ed. Bible Study - 7:30 p.m.

M R. r s REXALL DRUGS806 Academy Road

Culver, Indiana Phone 842-2400

BOB*S ELEC TRIC , INCRoute I, Box 129 Argos. Indiana Phone 892-5573

SA N TA ANNA HOLDS CH R ISTM A S PROGRAM

Argos - The Santa Anna Community Christm as pro­gram was held at the church with a carry-in dinner. Eighty-live were present. During the program several children gave recitations. Jo- ctta Overm yer gave a piano solo and two plays were presented by the young people.

Santa Claus w as present. The church was decorated in keeping with the holiday season. The next meeting will be on Jan uary 4 with devotions by Ruth Savage. Entertainment will be pre­sented by M r. and M rs. Robert K ep ler and M r. and M rs. M cri O verm yer. Re­freshm ents will be provided by M r. and M rs. Phil Beer.

C h e R K i f V i l l aWTSSLEYAN CHURCHN. Michigan St., Argos

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

Church Servicc • 10 :30 a.m. Evening Scrvice - 6:00 p.m.

Wed. Eve. Scrvicc - 7:00 p.n Good News G u b - Wed. 7.00 p

JO RD AN BAPTIST CHURCH4 mi. southw-est of Argos

on West 19th Road Rev. Arlev Mitcham

Sunday School - 9:30 and 10 :30 Worship Service - 10 :30 and 1 1 :30

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

ARGO S LU M BER CO303 E. Walnut Argos. Indiana Phone 892-6148

SIT and STITCH202 N. Main

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-3088W IL L STREET AT THE LAKE

C U L V E R . IN D IA N A H e S l I

, . . . Gallery Hours:Quilb 1-5 pj,. jhiirs., Fri. & Sat.

Paintings Noon - 4 pjn. Sun. Sculpture Also by appointment

V j j * C e r a m ic * 219-842-3211 V aL , Photoqrapta Derotfcy & Homer

Collectible B,r»es> E n a n e l U a r c

H a n d L c o n e d T c x + i I c d fSt P o l l H o u s e * * F u r r i i s h i n q *

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HOLLAND’S H ARD W ARE101 N. Michigan Argos. Indiana Phone 892-6551

LA K E REALTY820 Academv

Culver, Indiana Phone 842-2524

B A IL E Y ’S SA L ES & SER V ICE(Kelvinator, Fcd dcr’s)

Appliances. Air-conditioning and Heating

2 mi. north o f A rgos on Bus. 3 1 Phone 892-6289

FIR ST M ISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH OF KIN GS L A K E

R .R .4 , Box 373 Rochester. Indiana Rev. Pearl Stanley

Sunday School - 9:30 a.m . Worship Scrvice - every 2nd

Sundav at 4 p.m. Selestine W are, Secretary

842-3253

JOHN ELLIOTT EN TER PR ISES, INC

Route 1 Culver Phone 842-2260

UNION CHURCH OF TH E BRETH REN

St. Rd. 17 & 10th Rd. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m .

W orship Service - 10 :3 0 a.m Rev. Paul Nye, Pastor

936-2895

HOME RESTAU RAN T1 1 3 S . Main St.

Culver, Indiana Phone 842-2511

W ELBORN SEED INC. D U ESTERIIA U S, INC.

Bus. 3 1 North Argos. Indiana Phone 892-6233R E T U R N S HOME

UNITED METHODIST CHURCHMonterey

Rev. Phillip H ershberger Worship Service • 9 :10 a.m. Sunday School - 10 :10 a.m.

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

STA TE EXCH AN GE BAN KMain Street

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-3321

Culver • M atthew Artist of C u lv e r w a s d ism isse d from the P arkview Hospital.

UNITED M ETHODIST CHURCHLciters Ford

Rev. Phillip H ershbergerWorship Service - 9:30 Sunday School - 10 :30

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

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

BU RKETT & SON ARCO SER V ICE

Michigan & Williams Argos, Indiana Phone 892-5237

5<nrab Associate*

TH E STA TE EXCH AN GE INSURANCE A G EN CY

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

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH330 Academy Road

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

GRAN D M A’S KITCHEN142 S . Michigan St.

Argos. Indiana Phone 892-6545 G RA CE UNITED

CHURCH OF CHRIST307 North Plymouth

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

W orship Service - 10 :3 0 a.m Nursery Care during

Worship Service

GRO SSM AN FU N ERAL HOME & AM BULANCE SER V ICE

Argos. Indiana Phone 892-5113

ST. M A R Y ’S OF THE L A K E CATHOUC CHURCH

124 College Avenue Father Matthew S. Kafka

M ass - 5 :30 p.m. Saturdays . Sundays -8 & 1 1 a .m . .

Phone 842-2522

TH E C U L V E R C ITIZEN “ y o u r hom etow n p a p e r"

W ESLEY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

5 1 1 School Street Rev. Donald S. Bowman

Sunday School - 9 :30 a.m . Worship Service - 10 :4 0 a.m

Nursery Care Available

BONINE FU N ERA L HOME Main & Lake Shore

Culver, Indiana Phone 842-2082

EM M AN U EL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

401 South Main Rev. Robert Hansen

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

Wed. Prayer & Bible Study - 7:00

NEW HOPE CHURCH OF GODRev. Darrell Maddock

Kenneth W. Cook. A sst.St. Rd. 1 1 7 E . Culver Marina Church Servicc - 10 :3 0 a.m . Sundav School • 9:30 a.m . Youth'M eet • Bible Study

W ednesday - 7:30 p.m.

POPLAR GROVE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Worship Scrvicc • 9 :15 Sunday School - 10 :15

M ARSHALL COUNTY BANK AND TRUST

Argos. IndianaA L ’S TV AND A PPU A N C E

CU LVER COMMUNICATIONS1 15 S. M ain, Culver

Phone 842-2982A N N U A L EFFECTIVE YIELD*

CULVER BIBLE CHURCHSouth Main Street- Phone 842-2860 Rev. Daniel Huhn

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

Wed. Eve. Prayer Group - 7:30

541% STATE EXCH AN GE INSURANCE AGEN CY

State Exchange Bank Bldg Argos. Indiana Phone 892-5126

H AN SEN ’S RESTA U RA N T & SPORTS SHOP

614 Lake Shore Dr. Culver. Indiana Phone 842-3232

ALFORD’ S IGAUS 3 1 North

Argos, Indiana Phone 892-5715

W F e d e ra l regulations prohibit com pounding of Interest du rin g the term of a 24-Wtok Uoney M a rk e t Certificate.The annual effective ylotd Is based upon reinvestm ent at m a tu rity of both p rincipal and interest at the sam e rate. Federal regulations prohibit paym ent of a 26 Week M oney M arket C ertificate p rio r to m a tu rity unless three m onths' interest Is forfeited.

ST. ANN’S CATHOLIC C K i, RCH Monterey. Indiana 46960

Phone 542-2061 Rev. John Manion

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

Sunday Scrvicc - 7:30 and 9:30

J ’S 5 & ?1 14 N.Main

Culver. Indiana Phone 842-3524

CULVER M ILITARY A CA D EM YCulver. Indiana

Rev. William R. Martin Chapel - 10 :00 a.m.

Holy Communion - 1 1 :00 a.m.

TIME DEPOSITS OF *100,000 OR MORE

CALL FOR SPECIAL RATES

T H E A R G O S T R I B U N E “ y o u r hom etow n p a p e r"

A LB ER T TH E CLOTH ES DOCTORGarm ents Repaired 422 S. Plymouth St.

Culver, IN 842-3513

CHURCH OF GOD(Abrahamic Faith)Burr Oak, Indiana

Pastor Jam es Mattison Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.

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

Wed. Eve. Prayer M eeting <Sc Bible G a ss - 7:30 p.m.

Youth Meetings

M T. HOPE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH1 mile south o f the south

end o f State Road 1 1 7 in Fulton County

Pastor Alva C. Ward Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.

Worship Service - 10:30 a.m

M A R S H A L L C O U N T Y B A N KARGOS PH ARM ACY

106 S. Michigan and

530 N. Michigan Phone 892-5612 or 892-5614

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December 20, 1979 Your Hometown NEWSpaper Page 7

Ilo o k s L ast M inute Ciift Ideas

Mon thru Sat 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. 9 a.m. to, 9 p.m. Sunday

Your Hometown NEWSpaper Thursday. December 20. 1979

CAROLING PARTY PLANNED

MASS

LEAGUE CHANGES

B le ss in g s

ray for lasting eat Christmas

P.J.SKandy

KitchenCheery greetings

to cur friendsArgos

Party Pak

v* Argos — Pharmacy

530 N . M ichigan - M e d ic a l Center

D ave S ch eetz, R p h .

B etty H o u in

H o u in R e a l E sta te

ARGOS Don Calhoun Chevrolet

U.S. 31 NORTH ARGOS. INDIANA

Remember, " |«p>j| S P S S 'SWhet! Yoll'VC Ssid GtNnuaMOToasMBTsnviaoi

DON CALHOUN vw.esaw ___ CH EV R O LET /. Great D.al/

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VPe tiish you ani 'lolei ones eiery Christmas Happir

To A ll Our Friends: May

Every Special Joy Abide W ith in

Your Home This Christm astiie n i a B ob and lanice M u e lle r0 U f i J e a n Rhonda and L is a A ric k

PEACE

AT CHRISTMAS

May this Christmas

with the world and yourself.

JEASON’SGREETINGSArgos

News Stand

M arsh all

C o u n ty B a n k & T r u s t

C . G en e S c h o ff

- H o rs e s h o e in g

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D u e s te r h a u s ,

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May you receiue all the blessings that giue Christmas its true and lasting meaning.

(Derri) Christmr

J o y to the QYortt) thii Ghr'nlm a

Bob’s Electric Inc.

Taking time out to say:

M E R R Y C H R I S T M A S !CHRISTMAS BLESSINGS 11

TO EACH AND EVERY ONE!

ARGOS ARGOS

•ecember 20, 1979 Your Hometown NEWSpaper Page 9

Fruit Sales Big Success For Culver Lions

Lions Club President. Paul W i n n , l e f t , i s s h o w n presenting a trophy to [.ion Je s s e O verm yer for selling

4.280 pounds of c itrus fruit for the cJub On right is the fruit program chairm an. Pat M cCarthy.

A Prayer For Your Happiness

Holland’s HardwareARGO S

Argos Lumber

M a y Q o i ^Bless }jour C h r is tm a s

Argos Beauty Shop892-5253

M a y Q o i f i l e s s }Jour C h r is tm a s

Log House MarineT o m Chamberlin & Lynn H arley

f a r - A

hristmas Meetings

M ay y o u r H o lid ay

be b r ig h t

Bash’sStandardService

ARG O S

Greetings at this Holy

Season . . . may it he a

happy time for you.

Burkett & Son

Arco Service

Culver - The Culver Lions Club held their annual Ladies night dinner m eeting at the Lions Den recently and Pat M cCarthy announced that the 1979 goal of 20,000 pounds of citrus fruit to be sold was exceeded this yea r by 800 pounds. M cC a rth y w as chairm an for the event.

L ion L a r r y P a c h n ia k presented a trophy to Lion J e s s e O v e r m y e r fo r h is efforts in selling 4.280 pounds of fruit.

T h e p ro g ra m en titled , "W aiting for the Christm as G uest,” w a s presented by R ev. and M rs. Tom French. Others assisting in the skit w e re M ary L o u ise K r ie g , D an A d a m s, Ju d y P atto n and Beth Rakich.

Mrs. C lara Hansen, who caters the dinners for the L i o n s a l l y e a r , w a s presented a check for her long and appreciated efforts in preparing delicious m eals for the club’s meetings.

SHO W ER G IVEN FOR M R S. RICE AND SON

A rgos - On Dcccm bcr 14 M rs. Ja m e s W inenger gave a stork shower for M rs. Robert Rice J r . and son. B illy. G u ests present w ere M rs. Lloyd Hoover and M rs. Irvin W inenger o f Plymouth. Mrs. G uy M echling, M rs. Robert

Oh, Silent Night..C a ro llin g fo r th our

sincere best w ishes fo r a beau tifu l Christm as.

h r i s t m a s G r e e t in g s

M ay y o u r H o lid ay

be b r ig h t

ArgosEquipment

ARGO S

W e p r a y t h a t y o u r

C hr is t m as wi l l

b e rich in a l l the

Spi r i tua l B le s s in g s

o f this Holy S e a s o n .

Tom'sConstruction

ARGOS

O n e t r ip is a l l i t ta K e s

A sk a ny e lf...w h e n yo u need to get you r shopping done in a h u rry , d o n 't go a n y ­w here else. W e have p lenty of free park­ing, p lenty of friendly clerks and the best gift selection in the area.

Ricc S r .. M rs. Milo Hughes, and M rs. Alfred W inenger o f A rgos.

Two contests were con­ducted by M rs. W inenger and prizes were awarded. Billy received many useful gifts. The refreshment table w as dccoratcd in keeping with the event. Lovely re­freshm ents w ere served by the hostess.

Those guests who sent gifts but were unable to at­tend were: M rs. Walter W inenger J r . . M rs. Rusty Dow. and M rs. W alter W in­enger Sr. o f South Bend. M rs. Welcome Norris, M rs. Dick Ruff, and M rs. Jim B ar­rett o f Plymouth. Mrs. Daniel Guscilla of Tyner. M rs. Allen M echling. Mrs. Charles M yers and Mrs. Je rry Bcckcr of Argos.

HR KN O CKED AGAIN bv M ia R . H afert

1 h ave no secrets from the Lord,

H e k n o w s m y e v e r y thought.

You cannot say I ’m lost insin.

M y fr e e d o m h a s been bought.

L igh t a r e m y b urd en s, great m y joy,

My heart is filled withpeace.

I’ m glad I’ve learned to know the Lord

His blessings never cease.

I w as a sinner in despair. M y body w ra c k e d with

pain.The thought of Death I

could not bear.I prayed, but ’ tw as in vain.

Of tim es before, the Lord had knocked.

But he could not get in. This tim e the sound was

sweet to hear.For I w as sick of sin.

Throwing wide the door for Je su s .

And falling at his feet.I begged forgiveness for

my sins.It cam e so fast and sweet.

And now. such happiness I know.

And you can know Him.too.

If you w ill answ er when He calls ,

The knock in meant for \t>u.

A JoyousChristmas

to all o f our friends and patrons

The Home Restaurant

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' h r i s t m a s G reetings

M ay y o u r H oliday be b rig h t

Ideal Cleaners

CULVER

T flia n k U c u l o r I f o u r -C oita l P a t r o n a q e

A & R MotorsSincerest appreciation for your business

throughout the past year and through the coming year.

Ronald Tanner, Al Tanner, Ginger Hundt. Leonard Richards, M ike Fitterling, Ron Noel. Woody Woodward, Larry Hundt and Bill Birk.

Jo yo u s Christmas Greetings to All

Sims Printing Co.

CU LVER

h r i s t m a s G reetings

M ay y o u r H o lid ay be b r ig h t

Hook's Drugs

CU LVERThe Kelly Shop

CULVER

S in g in g our greeting lo u d and clear — m ay yours be a glorio u s C hristm as I

Carla Jeans Beauty Shop

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C W ,TO ONE AND ALL!

A-l Disposal Inc.

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8 - m * *w . wish you a C h i is tm a s

blessed with happiness

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G R E E T I N G SBennett’sGeneral

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G'RBECI'nc-SA t this joyous

‘H o l y Season .

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For ii Merry ( 'l ir is l i i i i is !

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Just s lip p in g in ou r litt le w ish that you r Christm as w ill he b righ t and m erry . . . the happiest on e e v e r fo r you and you r fam ily .

The Corner TavernW arm est Holiday Greetings

from D ick & Bernie CU LVER

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NEW JU V EN ILE BOOKS AT A RG O S PUBLIC LIBRA RY

Easy tricks and Spooky

f umes by Cam eron Yerian. nstructions for cast tricks,

harm less practical jokes, and spooky gam es.

How to make and fly kites by live Barw ell. A ll the in­formation needed for making and flying kites.

Skateboards by Glenn Burning. How to make skate­boards and how to ride them.

Volleying and lobs by Paul J . Dccgun. This book e x ­plains to the beginning ten-

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nis player techniques for volleying. lobbing. and sm ashing.

Serving and returning scrvicc by Paul J . Deegan. Instructions for hitting the basic tennis shots, plus the forehand and backhand ground stokes.

The basic strokes by Paul J . Deegan. This book gives instruction for hitting the basic tennis shots.

Baseball for young champ­ions by Robert Josep h An- tonacci. Here is a helpful handbook for the young girl or boy baseball player, the Little Leaguer, etc.

Drag racing by Fd Rad* lauer. Pictures and informa­tion about the sport of drag racing.

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Bicycle racing by Ed Rad- lauer. This book tells about bicycle racing and how to prepare for it.

Tne mighty m idgets b\ F.d Radlauer. The story of mid­get car racing.

Ju m p the rope jin gles by Em m a W orstell. A collection o f charming chants which are half-sung to the tune o f the turning rope.

H ie complete book of swim m ing by Ja m e s F. Counsilman. This book is for swim m ers o f every level, from beginning through competitive.

The complete beginner’s guide to canoeing by Bern hard A . Roth. This books is indispensible to the canoeing enthusiast.

The young sportsm an's guide to western horseback riding by Glenn Balch. This book provides an easy-to- read, clear guide to the tech­niques for any beginning rider who wants to maste the a n o f W estern horse­manship.

Secrets of the great m agic­ians by Carrie Carmichael. M agic tricks and amazing illustrations are explained in this interesting book.

Ideas by Harlan W ade. A picture book o f ideas.

Leaders, law s and citizens bv William W ise. A storv of democracy and government.

What can money do? by Je n e Barr. This book explains the use o f money in today's world and has a picture dic­tionary.

The boys were men by For­rest McDonald. Here are a host of thrilling true tales of how the Fielding U .S. Nav cam e into being.

Sm uggling drugs by M ichael Fooner. This book will be o f interest to every one concerned about crim e, cor­ruption. and drug addiction.

Our Halloween book by Ja n e Belk M oncurc. This books is about how we cele­brate Halloween.

The annotated Mother G oose by William Baring- Gould. A delightful and beautiful volume of all the old favorites.

Nursery tales by Stan and Ja n Berenstain.’ Nursery tales told in a simple style with clever pictures.

Tall tales by Tom Lisker. Tall tales about American myths and heros are told in this book.

Fox in socks by Dr. Seuss. Another fun book for child­

ren by Dr. Seuss.M onster talcs of native

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Am ericans by lan Thorne by W allace Tripp. A book of This is a collcction o f mon- nonsense verse, stcr stories from various North American Indian tribes.

Little lost bee by Joan Kapral. A counting book abount animals told in rhyme.

A great big ugly man came up and tied his horse to me

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OH SILENT N16HTE x p re ss in g o ur w is h that yo ur C hr i st m as w i l l shine as br ig htl y as the star at Bet h le h e m shone on that H o ly N i g h t so lo n g ago.

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T o all oor Argos and Culver customers M e rry Christmas & A Prosperous N e w Year

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Culver, Indiana

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Warm Sweaters # Blouses, Scarves # Umbrellas, Mittens

O Gowns, Robes 0 Slips, Slacks, Jackets # Dresses, Blue Jeans

• Linens, Fabric • Infant Items

Gift Certificates Available

Gift Item s From The Gift Shed

Stuffed Animals

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Santa Visits ArgosC U L V E R GO LD EN A G E R S M E E T by Adrianna Hellstrom

Culver - On Decem ber 12th the Golden A gers at G race Church in Culver found the m em bers of the Culver City Club Freid a Clarno, Gwen Hoesel, and Naomi K aiser setting the tables and ser­ving the m eal assisted by A d ria n n a H e llstro m and Lovina Wesson.

The room w as tastefu lly decorated with a Christm as tree and hanging ornam ents.

B etty Coplen the director of Older Adult Services for M a rsh a ll C ounty g re e te d guests and m em bers with a joke, a poem, and a prayer.

G uests were Ted Clarno, Shelton K a iser, and Malcolm and M axine Miller

W elcome back w ere Oscar and Lovina Wesson.

The program w as “ Show and T e ll.'' M em bers Drought all kinds of handmade things they had m ade for Christm as to use or to give a s gifts. Jo A d am s sh ow ed a d a rlin g sw eater set she had m ade for a 2*2 yea r old grandson. C lara M ahler brought hand erochetted baby dolls in all co lo rs . T h e re w e re m an y

Christm as decorations. Bea Taylor showed an oil pain­ting she had done. Bud Craft showed a small child stool he had m ade in the shape of a turtle.

Some of the things were d o n a te d a s d o o r p r iz e s . Minnie M cLane donated one of h e r fam ou s C hocolate Angel Food Cakes won by H elen K r e s s . M ax in e and M alco lm M ille r had ju st m ade a trip to F lorida so they donated fruit won by E f f i e K l in e a n d H a z e l Thornburg, Nora Charland brought a wrapped present won by R o b e rt B e rn a u e r . Katherine Lischcko won a Wishing Well m ade by Olga M ahler and' Mable Zukowski donated a filled Christm as basket won by Olga Mahler.

A good tim e w as had by- all.

D on ’ t fo rg e t the V .F .W . Christm as dinner next Saturday night at 5 :30 at the VFW Hall.

The menu for Decem ber 2 6 th w i l l b e v e g e t a b l e cocktail ju ic e , sauerkraut and s a u s a g e , p a rs le v but­tered potatoes, ry e bm a rg e r in e , p lu m s, tea, coffee.

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ARGO S SENIORS T A K E SPELLIN G TEST

A rgos - O-c-c-a-s-i-o-n and g-u-a-r-a-n-t-c-c were the two “ most m isspelled” words by the Argos Seniors as 7 1% successfully spelled at least 105 o f the words on a 1 1 2 word list.

The list, a result o f the CA PPS program, was com­piled by student, teachers, and parents. The words were selected, according to Step­hen Keith, principal, be­cause of their importance, frequency o f use. and/or dif­ficulty.

Students unable to reach

the 105 word standard will be given additional opportuni­ties to do so. The sam e list

will be given to underclass­men later in the second sem ester.

A tEouclj of (ClassA M o tt U nlquo to to d lo n 0 4 Qlfts

f o r Thm Sntlro Fom lly

Mon.-Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.1 1 1 E. Washington, Culver 842 3600

A rgos - Santa paid his jnnual visit to A rgos last Saturday. Area children en­

joyed talking to the man in red and receiving a bag of treats. Santa was sponsored

by th A rgos Ju n ior Civic League and the Argos Lions Club.

Tri Kappa Sorority Holds Christinas Party

H O M EBU ILD ERS ELEC T A LD ER FE R PRESID EN T

A rgos - The Homebuilders £ la s s of the Walnut Church o§U ic Brethren met in the hofn& qf Mr. and M rs. Ron Becker*Sj. with a carry-in dinner. Tllkty-four were pre­sent. Steve Bright, presi­dent. was in charge of the business meeting. The^e was an election of officers fcw^the next year. Positions wfcre filled as follows: President '- David A lderfer, Vice-Prea- dent - Jim Burdett, Secretary ■ Cheryl Bright, and T reasu rer- Jo y Hall.

A V E R A G E A M ERICAN F A M IL Y CONSUM ES 2.5 TONS OF FOOD

C u lv e r - T h e a v e r a g e A m erica n fa m ily o f four consumes approxim ately 2.5 tons o f food annually, a c ­cording to_a report published recently ui the S ta te E x ­change Bank Newsletter.

This includes 1,154 pounds of vegetables, 1,136 pounds of dairy products. 649 pounds of fish an d m eat (ex c lu d in g poultry m eat) 598 pounds of fruit. 592 pounds of grain products, and 349 pounds of poultry products.

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Culver - M rs. Donalv Slyh, M rs. Jo h n B e n e d ic t , M rs. D av id B a k e r d isp la y in g h an d m ad e C h ris tm a s o r ­

n a m e n ts a t C u lv e r T r i K a p p a C h ris tm a s P a r ty . Mrs. Slyh and M rs. Benedict a re booth co-chairm en for

the Bazaar in 1980 and M rs. B a k e r is co -ch a irm an for Coordinating the B azaar.

E P SILO N NU C H A P T E R HOLDS M E E T IN G

C u l v e r - E p s i l o n N u C h a p te r o f K a p p a Kappa Kappa met D ecem ber iu in the Culver home of Mrs. Thom as Pugh for its annual C hristm as party.

A short business meeting w a s c o n d u c t e d b y th e president, M rs. F red Adam s. M rs. Robert Cultice Corresponding Secretary, read a letter from the Bowen Center tahanking the group for its donation of $1000. Mrs. Glenn I>emler reported that a profit of $648.50 was made in th e g ro u p ’s s a le of C h r i s t m a s p o in s e t t a s . A ssisting M rs. Lem ier in the distribution of the flowers w e re M rs. C u lt ic e , M rs. Robert Rust, M rs. Norman B a te so n , M rs . R ic h a rd M id d le to n a n d M r s . E d Schultz.

M e m b e rs c a m e to the m e etin g lad en w ith g ifts . Mrs. D avid Nelson collected gifts of canned foodstuffs for the C hristm as baskets that w ill be g iv e n to n eedy fam ilies in the Culver area. T h e c a n n e d f o o d a n d wrapped C hristm as gifts will be distributed by Mrs. Dale

L o n g and h e r co m m ittee consisting of M rs. William M artin, Mrs. Ed Bach. Mrs. John Benedict, M rs. M ichael D eery and M rs. Nelson.

In the sp irit of “ Christm as p re s e n t ,” m e m b ers a lso Drought sm all g ifts for each other that w ere exchanged under the direction of the hostess. In the spirit of C h ristm a s yet to c o m e ,” ea ch m e m b e r brought a h an d m ad e C h ristm a s o r­n a m e n t f o r t h e C a l i c o

Christm as B azaar in Ju ly of 1980. These ornam ents were collected and displayed by M rs. Donald Slyh and Mrs. Jo h n B e n e d ic t , booth co- chairm en for the B azaar.

A future gift to the children of the C u lv e r E le m e n ta ry and J r . High Schools will be the a n n u a l p r o g r a m o f cu ltu ra l in te re s t . M rs. K en n eth M ille r and M rs. David Nelson w ere named co-chairm en of this project.

H ostesses for the evening w e r e M r s . P u g h , M r s . R o n a ld N oel. M rs. Joh n Benedict, M rs. Donald Slyh and Ms. Ann M urray.

The next m eeting will be M arch 17, at the hom e of M rs. Charles Robeson.

HOPE CIRCLE HOLDS G IF T EXC H AN G E

A rgos - The Hope Circle of the A rgos United Methodist Church held their monthly meeting at the home of M arcia M alone. President, Pat H issong was in charge of the meeting. Plans were made for next year and the circle will be serving the meal at the church on Ja n ­uary 9 for a district public library meeting.

There w as a homemade g ift exchange and refresh­m ents were served. The next meeting will be held on Jan uary 22 with Mvrna Ebv.

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PAN TRY SHOW ERA rgos - The Missionary

Committee of the F irst Bap­tist Church of A rgos is planning a pantry shower for their evangelist. Gifts of food will be collected through the month of December for Roy and Donna Fishbum . Gifts of food may be placed in and around the cupboard in the West Courtyard Door- wav.

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one of the joys of ChristmasW ith little p e o p le lik e In g r id a r o u n d , th e s p ir i t of C h r is t m a s la s ts all ye a r. S h e 's f a i t h , h o p e , lo v e a n d tru s t in th e fu tu re .

W e , at th is in s u r a n c e a g e n c y , a n d e v e ry o n e at G r a n g e M u tu a l w a n t to s h a re th is h o lid a y s e a s o n w ith y o u , y o u r fa m ily a n d In g r id .

J o y to th e w o r ld !

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Grange M utua l C om panies. C olum bus.

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Bailey’s Sales & Service

IN TERN A T IO N A L HOLIDAY T R E A T S RU SSIA

Walnut Cake

T h i s c a k e i s c a l l e d m azourka in Russian and is excellent with coffee or as a tasty snack.

9 egg yokes2 cups sugar9 eg g whites3 cup’s flour1 pound ground walnuts\'2 poidyd ground candied

fruit rind!2 tab fesp o o n s lem on

juice.Some powrdered sugar.

P r e h e a t o v e n t o 3 2 5 degrees. Butter and lightly flour 8” by 12” flat pan. Beat egg yokes in bowl. Add sugar. Beat well. In separate bowl beat egg whites till stiff (not d ry). Fo ld into yoke m ix tu re . Add flo u r , n u ts, fruit rind, and lemon juice. M ix lightly. B ak e in a 325 degree oven for 30 minutes. Dust with powdered sugar when cool. Cake will be 1 ” high. Cut into long, thick slices. Y ie ld s: 24 portions.

Sum bitted by Helen Sherbondy

Old lars Displayed For Argos Seniors

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Letters To The Editor

W ith in te re s t the listed names of students who m ade the C u lv e r C om nm unity Ju n ior High Honor Roll were re ad an d a p p re c ia te d . H o w ever th ere w a s so m e m iss in g e le m en t, those n a m e s o f s tu d e n ts who b e lo n g to th e C .C .H .S . system , but attend Monterey E le m e n ta ry Sch ool who

m ade the honor roll with their excellent grades.

It is assum ed the C.C.H.S does not have a double s ta n d a rd , nor the C u lv e r Citizen a descrim inatory bias? F irst hand. I can report that the students at M onterey fee l th ey h a v e been omitted in m any areas, all the w a y from recognition

as honor students, to equal p lay g ro u n d fa c i l i t ie s and g y m e q u ip m e n t a n d to quality teaching sta ff (that is transfered out when found). To find out for yourself, a q iic k exam ination and a few in te rv ie w s w ill re v e a l the truth.

A Concerned Parent of a 6th g ra d e student

Francis LaTurner displays ja rs .

0 come let us adore Him...

May every blessing be yours, we pray.

Marshall County Salage

Echoing throughout,

a Merry Ch r is tm as

to all!

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State Exchange Insurance Agency

Santa is here, bringing good cheer

f rom all of us to each of you . . . a n d e x t e n d i n g o u r sincere wishes

t h a t t h i s w i l l be t h e M e r r i e s t

C h r i s t m a s you have ever k n o w n .

Al’s TV & Appliance &

Culver Communications

by Barbara Hann

A rgos - Sharon Mevis greeted the A rgos seniors on M onday. D ecem ber 17 as they arrived at the Argos United Methodist Church. It seem ed everyone w as glad to get inside and out o f the cold. Sharon asked how many had their Christm as trees up, and

-fyow many had all their gifts bought and wrapped. Most had that job ali done.

The ill mem bers were: Hazel Thompson, who is with her daughter; and Irma W agoner, who had surgery on her eye. Some of our m em bers have ieft for Flor­ida and others are preparing to go. This weather will help them make up their minds to go now. A letter, written by Nellie Lefrcrt, who is in Flor­ida. was read.

Then Sharon introduced Frances La'l urner who had a display of old canning ja rs on a table. The first and oldest was dated 1850. He said the First ja rs were made w hen Napolean Bonapart asked for someone to make something to preserve fruit for the arm y. He offered a prize and a crockery jar w as made. The lid w as sealed down with sealing wax. Later John Mason patented a jar made

F A R M E R S FILE FOR WOOD IN CEN TIVE PA YM EN TS

A rgos - Wool and lamb producers must submit their sales slips from 1979 wool and unsnorn lamb market­ings and file an application before they can receive their incentive paym ents, William E . Elliott, Chairperson o f the M arshall County Agricul­tural Stabilization and Con­servation (ASC) Committee, said. They have until Ja n ­uary 3 1 to file and avoid late paym ents.

The support price for 1979 shorn wool marketings is $ 1 . 1 5 per ipound and S I .94 per pound tor mohair. Elliott said pulled wool will continue to be supported at a level com parable to the support price for shorn wool through paym ents on unshorn lambs.

Shorn wool payments are

o f g la ss and this too had a lid that had to be sealed with w ax. later he m ade one that had a zink lid and sealed with a lid and a rubber ring. Some old cans had a wire spring to hold the lids down. The Ball Company started making jars and since the Mason jar com pany had the patent they had to make their own jars and several other small com panics were bought out so they wouldn't have to pay M ason any royalty. Frances has all kinds o f jars from the larges to the midget. Also one milk glass that w as made mostly for show. He has green , blue, and am ber jars, at least 200 or 300 of them. M any questions w e re ' asked and answered by him. We thank him for a ve ry interest­ing morning.

Sharon had the noon time prayer and then on to the dining mom where Lorilee Thompson. Lida Thompson, Inez E ley and Vi Ward serv­ed the meal. The Hospital Auxiliary had the tables beautifully decorated. Sever­al old coal oil lamps were on the tables and tinsel en ­twined the length of the tables with a Christmas theme. They also furnished pretty plates o f candy as door prizes. These were won by

based on a percentage of each producer s return from sales. The percentage is the amount required to ra ise the national average price re­ceived by all producers for shorn wool in 1979 up to the support price of $ 1.1 :? a pound. Shorn wool prices averaged between 80 and 85 cents per pound in 1979.

According to Elliott, mo­hair paym ents will be cal­culated in a manner similar to wool. However, these

aym ents probably will not e necessary in 1980 as it

appears that the average market price received by pro­ducers in the open market will be higher than the sup­port price.

A s o f December 12th. thirty-two local producers had filed for their 1979 wool incentive payments.

ARGOS TOWN COURT N EW S

Andrew M. Hochstetler o f Nappanee pled not guilty to a charge of speeding.

Dan D. Stiles otv A rgos was assessed $56 for driving while suspended.

Dan D. Stiles o f A rgos was assessed S I 06 for leaving the scene.

Kenneth L. Salyer of A rgos was assessed S81 for driving while suspended.

In yo u r home this Christmastide May love and happiness abide;

May joy and peace ever true Be this season's s ilt to you.

Miller’s Cloverleaf Dairy

Je ss ie Annis, C lara Nichols and Grover Shaffer.

An after-Christm as party is being planned at the home o f the H eisers (Sharon’s mother) for Jan uary 4. So get your nam es in for a ride on th e R .E .A .L . Rider.

We also have a dinner planned at the church for the Dec. 3 1 . It's a R .E .A .L . m eal, so call your reserva­tions in to Coma Singpiel at 892-5012.

The menu will be grap e­fruit ju ice. breaded veal cut­let. cooked red cabbage, par- sleyed potatoes. pears, wheat bread, m argarine, milk, tea and coffee.

Ja n Parker will be there to tell about her puppets. P lease wear warm clothes or a sw eater as the rooms aren ’t too warm and wc w ant every­one to be comfortable.

We wish you a M erry Christm as from all the Senior Citizens o f A rgos and wish to thank all the clubs in the A rgos area for serving the meals in 1979. A lso, the A rgos United Methodist Church for letting us hold our m eetings there. It certainly is a nice gesture and appreciat­ed by all.

Green Township will serve the Jan u ary 7 meal in 1980.

N O T IC EAll offices, including drive-ups will be closed on the following dates:Monday - D ec. 24 - All offices will dose at 12:00 noon Tuesday - Dec. 25 - Closed all day Tuesday - Jan. 1 - Closed all day

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CCHS J R HIGH SPO RTS REPORT by Christina Hildebrand

Culver - On D ecem ber 10 at W inam ac the A team lost 46-29. The B team also lost 61-17.

On D ecem ber 13 at Argos the A team wfon 43-34 and the B team lost 23-20.

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CARD OF TH A N K S

I would like to thank the many friends, relatives and neighbors for their kindness during my recent confine­ment at M ethodist Hospital in Rochester. Minn. The cards, letters, phone calls and prayers were sincerely appreciated and will alw ays be rem em bered.

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OFFERS FREE M ODELA rem arkable tiny hearing

aid has been perfected by a man who has been hard of hearing fo r nearly ten years.

This small device has no dangling cords or separate transm ilting units and is worn com pletely in your ear.

I t was developed especia lly fo r those persons who can hear but can ’ t understand. Th is new hearing instrument provides “ ea r-leve l” hearing with the w ea rer p ick ing up speech, sounds, television and radio a t his ear. Due to the use o f transistors, the user cost is extrem ely low .

A true l ife actual s ize rep lica o f one o f the sm allest all-in- the-ear hearing aid e v e r m ade w ill be g iven absolutely free to anyone sending in this ad­vertisem ent while supply lasts. So w c suggest you w rite fo r yours now. N o obligation what­soever. W rite to H ear, Box 360, Garrett, IN 46738.

Super Clean Up Sale &

Party Auction BEAVERS AUCTION Friday Dec. 21 7:00

Paul’ s birthday sale is here again so everyone come to the sale for cake and lots of bargains! We will be selling toys of all kinds: Tonka, Buddy*L, F isher Price, dolls, gam es, puzzles, radio control cars, coloring books, dish sets, pots and pans, iron stone cnina, ovenw arc sets, can openers, coffee m akers, watches, jew elry , candles, vises, grin ders, drill p resses, hand tools of all kinds. Several drawing during the sale. Also a T.V . given aw ay at end of sale.This will be our last sale for 1979 so come on to the auction and held Paul celebrate his birthday.

T E R M S : CashNot Responsible for Accidents.

A U C TIO N EERS: Paul J . Beaxer CulverDoug B eaver 842-2229Paul B eaver, Jr .

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Announcements-I nvitationsW edding, Graduation. Anniversary. Birthday. Any Occastion. Coordinated accessory items. Napkins, matches, place cards, playing cards, cake boxes, etc. A lso stationery, informal notes and envelopes.

Fast DeliveryFor information and price list

Phone 842-3229Sam ples shown in your home.

Call for appointment.

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'OHA rgos area - Doris M cLcan 936-8797

Culver area - M rs. Ted Strang 842*2986

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North-South Realty Co.-Now leasing in Elliott Building:Carpeted office space with or without reception­ist area. Air conditioning and electric heat fur-

; nished.Jo in the friendly, professional people now located in the building:

Northwestern Mutual Life Larry Pachniak, Agent

Ph. 842-3961 The Culver Citizen Arlene W ilder Nix

Ph. 842-3229 John Elliott Enterprises, Inc.

John Elliott Ph. 842-2260

Rodrick’s Styling Shop Rod Caudill Ph. 842-3080

Carla Je a n ’ s Beauty Shop Carla Je an Trump

Ph. 842-3013

For more information, phone 842-2260

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *L A K E M A X IN K U C K EE . Four bedroom, living- room w /fireplace, boathouse, pier. Completely furnished. Call or write for details.FIV E BEDROOM HOM E IN CULVER. Many extras. Complete kitchen. 2 V i baths, large family room, sun room, living room w/firei>1aec. formai dining room, full basem ent. 2 1 1 S. Ohio.T H R E E BEDROOM RANCH . Sunken entertain­ment area w /fircplace. complete kitchcn. attach-

$S4 f S F * ' *ar^c *oL Immc(J‘atc possession.

CO LLEGE A V EN U E. In Culver. 2 bedroom, living room w /firplace. large kitchcn. full base­ment. garage. Immediate possesion. $30 ’s.BU RR O AK. 2 bedroom, newly remodeled. Im­mediate possession. $19 ,500 or contract.18 A C R E S. Zoned light industrial.3 A C R E S w /thrce bedrooms. Culver schools. Outbuildings. $39,500.M O N TEREY. Two bedroom limestone on large lot. Fireplace. Immediate possession. $21,500 .28 A C R rlS. Immediately w est o f Culver. Front­age on # 17 and Jefferson .FOR REN T. One room apartm entsm onth ..................................................................................Two room apartmentsA four room apartm ent ......................plus utilities.O FFIC E SPA C E FOR REN T. Will remodel to suit tennant.

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P E R F E C T I4 bedroom

bedroomranch in country with full basement excellent location, east o f Culver on Highway 10.

LA R G E 4 BEDROOM HOME in Monterey on double lot. Owner will finance to qualified buver.

FA M ILY HOM E in Culver. 2 story home with fcnced in back yard,

alum , exterior, refrigerator and stove included. G A R D E N E R S D ELIGH T recently remodeled ranch with nice kitchcn. full basem ent. 2 car garage and Three extra lots, close to Culver school.15 WOODED A C R E S north o f Culver just o ff Rd. 17 . 3 bedroom W ausaw home with full b ase­ment and garage, excellent condition.ST A R T E R HOME OR RETIREM EN T HOME im­maculate home with 2 bedrooms, living room and full basement with furnished recreation room.2 car garage, kitchcn appliances included. $25,000.H A N D YM A N S OPPORTUNITY 2

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N EED ROOM TO GRO W ? buy this 2 bedroom home and remodel the upstairs for two more bed­rooms later, alum, exterior. $27,000.BUILDING A NEW HO M E? consider this 1 1/ 3 acre building lot on Highway 17 north of Culver.38 V A CA N T A C R E S 35 tillable north o f Culver owner would consider land contract to qualified buyer.EXCEPTIO N AL LOCATION across from Lake M axinkuckee. 3 bedroom s, 2 baths with dining room, full basem ent, exterior in excellent condi­tion.L A K E M A X IN K U C K EE 60frontage and 300 foot deep 1 Vi baths excellent location.

H A RTZ L A K E A R EA - Nice 2 bedroom home with Oak floors on large lot, screened in front porch. $15 ,0 0 0 .FIN E F A M ILY HOME in excellent location near Culver Academ y, this home features 3-4 bedroom s. 2 baths, finished lower level with fam ily room, workshop and double garage. Owner will finance.

JU S T O FFER ED . One bedroom home with 3 loti In Hibbard. $13 ,000 .

Evenings & W eekends Jerry and Virginia Thomas 842-2311

Downtown Culver Dick Ready 842-3911 842-2311 Bob Hansen 842-2188

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feet cast shore lot. 4 bedrooms