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THE CULVER CITIZEN ON LAKE MAXINKUCKEE * INDIANA' S MOST BEAUTIFUL LAK E

VOLUME 80, NUMBER 17 FIFTEEN CENTS PER COPY APRIL 25, 1974

Clean-Up, Fix- Up, Get your cleaning tools ready! This week is

"Clean-Up, Fix-Up, Paint-Up Week."

The Culver Area Chamber of Commerce has

announced that April 28 through May 4 will be the

period designated this year as the competition time

for the traveling trophy shown at right .

The trophy will be presented to the club, organi­

zation or school class completing the best Clean-Up

project by May 4, when the judging will be held.

Contestants are urged to contact Bill Snyder

(842-2828). Elizabeth Sytsma (842-2982), or Marilyn

Kelly (842-2755). These people can register your

project so that it can be properly judged.

As part of this project, volunteers are needed to

assist the Culver-Union Township Volunteer Fire

Department to wash down the main streets of Culver .

Interested individuals or groups are urged to contact

Don Overmyer_. Fire Chief .

SAE MAKES FINAL PLANS FOR SUNDAY "RIDE A BIKE"

The CCHS SAE (Student Action for Education) group. local coordin­ators for the statewide "Ride A Bike For the Retarded" Day to be held Sunday;-~·!!1!1! , 11T~ Monterey. and Leiters Ford. recently announced that they are still recruiting riders for the coming event.

Riders will solicit sponsors from within the community who will pay the cyclists a predetermined amount for the mileage they cover during the ride. Contributions will go to the Indiana Associat ion for Retarded Children and to centers in the community to provide new services for the mentally retarded.

Interested riders may obtain registration forms at the Culver Com munity High School or by contacting Marty McCombs, West Washington Street. Culver. Tele­phone 842-2632.

MAXINKUCKEE JUNIORS TO IMPROVE LAKE SHORELINE

On Saturday and Sunday. April 27th and 28th. the Maxinkuckee Junior Women's Club will begin the task of improving the sloping shoreline of Lake Maxinkuckce at the Town Park. Part of the cl ub will travel to Wabash to obtain plants wh ile the remainder will prepare the slope with truck loads of black dirt. On Sunday afternoon the plants will be put in with the help of loca l youth groups. It is hoped that this will make a beautiful and scenic shore line wi th the flowering plants and wi ll also keep the present erosion from recurring. An yone wishing to help with the Saturday work within the commu: nity will be greatly appreciated. Work begins at 9:00 a.m. More informa ti on may b e obtained through Mrs. Ronold Tusing.

In other business a t their meet ing Monday evening, the group decided to sponsor: the cake walk at the annual Spri~g _Carnival,

CMA WILL COMPETE IN POLO TOURNEY

Cul ver Military Academy' s polo team will compete in the U.S. Polo Association's National Interschol­astic Tournament, to be played this yea r at Coll ins Fie ld in Pebble Beach, Ca lifo rnia. Culvet will compete with four other teams from across the United States for the championship .

The tournament was started in 1928 bu t was stopped in 1941, then re-instated in 1970. Since then. Cul ver has won four consecutive national titles .

First s tring team members are Eric Oppenheimer, captain , War­ren Bonn ie, Judson Wroe and Bill Sawyer. Alternates a r e Dan McCarthy and Rick Groom. New players include Bill Daniels and Brad Shearer . Culver's polo coach is Lt. Col. F. W. ·Sam' Townsley, director of horsemanship at C.M.A .

May Jrd. Mrs. Michael Overmyer will be in charge.

The glass recycling schedu les for -the summer months were distrib· uted and glas s wi ll again be collected each Saturday morning beginning with the first Sa turday in June. Before the meeting began. the group saw a demonstration of the new glass crusher given to the club by the Cul ver Jaycees. Jaycees Michael Overmyer and Robert Osborn Jr . were on hand to show the machine's use to members.

The speaker for the evening was Mrs. Grant. County Probation Officer. She spoke on this count y department and encouraged indi­vid uals to become volu nteer probation helpers.

Mrs. James Kalinke was the hostess for the evening, with Mrs. William McBeth and Mrs. Helen Derzensk i assisting.

The final meeting of the club year will be held on May 14th at the Culver Inn . This mee tin g will include the installation of officers and will begin at 7:30 p.m.

Paint - Up Week

Chamber of Commerce Traveling Trophy

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MRS. CARTER SllOWS SLIDES

Mrs. E. W .Ca rt e r e ntertained with a slide party in he r home Friday evening for fri ends. She showed s lide pictures and gave interesti ng co mm e ntary o n her recent tour of th e Canad ian Rockies.

the essence of thi s Science. and the e te rnal life. not the deat h of J esus. is its outcome.·· is a quote from the Christ ian Science Tex t­book Science and Hea lth with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. You will find a most hearty welcome at First Church of Christ, Scientist in Plymouth .

Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J . Dick Newman. Mr. a nd Mrs. Ora Reed. Mr. and Mrs. D. Hatten. and Mrs. Robert Kyle. To conclude the eve ning. delicious re freshments were se rved by the hos tess.

CITY BOWLERS WILL ELECT OFFICERS

Probation After Death

The Cul ver City Bowling Associ­ation will hold a special meet ing for the purpose of elect ion of office rs Thursday. May 9th. at 7:30p.m. in the ca feteria of The State Exchange Ban k. All members arc urged to attend this meet ing.

This is the subject of the Lesson­Sermon which Christian Scientists all over the world arc studying this week. It explai ns how to make prog ress in overcoming and mastering various prob lems with which man is confron ted in daily life. such as making decis ions. overco ming fear, a nd having domin ion over the body. I Cor 9:25-''Evcry man that s tri ve th for the mastery (in games) is te mpe rate in all things."

EARLE WILLIAMS HONORED AT SWARTHMORE COLLEGE

Earle Rolfe Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warner Williams, 309 White St reet. Culver. was accorded honorable mention by the National Sc ie nce Fou ndation rece n tl y at Swarthmore (Pennsylvania) Col­lege.

The lesson also includes Mat ­thew 5: 1-10 - the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount. They te ll us how Blessed (happy) are we when we gain certain good qualities .

The Foundation awarded Gradu­ate Fellowships to five Swarthmore undergraduates, and gave honor­ab le ment ion to thirteeen students who were deserving of fellowships had adequate funds been available.

Mr. Williams is a membe r of Swarthmore's 19 74 graduating " The Sermon on the Mount is

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LIBRARIAN TO BE FEATURED ON CCHS RADIO SHOW

Mrs. Eva Be lle Surber , Cul ver Community High School Librarian, will be the fea tured guest on the High School radio program for Sunday. April 28th. Mrs. Surber wi ll speak on how parents can aid their youngsters in doing better school work. The program will be aired thi s coming Su nday at 1:10 p.m. on WTCA Radio. Plymouth.

Announcers for t he 19 74-75 se ries of the CCHS radio program were announced this week. They are senior K.G .Walter, Juniors Rick Ha mmond, John De Witt and Herb Newman , and sophomore Rick Warner.

POLICY REGARDING LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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Editor THE CULVER CITIZEN

Post Offlce Box 90 Culver,lndlana 46511

This past week-end some person or persons d rove past my house and fir ed a s hot t hrough the window on the porch and cracked th e g la ss in the living room window. The police were out and said it was probably a pump-pell et rifl e or pe llet gun because a 22 shell wou ld have went through both windows. What really concerns me is my son sometimes plays with hi s dog on the porch and if he had been out there a t the time this happened he very weB might have been seriously hurt. The police told me that our house was not the first to have this happen. There was others too. I don' t have any idea who the person or persons responsib le for these sick acts are. But someone with a disturbed mind wou ld do something like this. I pray that you wake up a nd rea lize that before you hurt someone first. If you continue shooting at peoples homes, that is just what's going to happe n.

Name withhe ld by request

Apr. IS. 1974

Dear Editor, On April 14 , 1974 there were

near-by tornado warnings a nd sightings out.

At that time the Culver Fire Departme nt sounded the warning siren. As you drove in the county fireme n were also standing by and looking for funnel\ clouds . others J'm sure that it was a great relief knowing this was being done. I hope it is a policy from now on. It seems the tragic tornado taught us a lesson that was in Rochester, Ind . every second counts.

A concerned and grateful citizen

George Andrews. formerly of Culver. of 2229 San Clemente, Baton Rouge. Louisiana, passed away at a Houston, Texas hospital on Monday, April 22. 1974. He was the son of Mrs. Nellie Andrews and the late Enoch Andrews.

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APRIL 25, 1974 THE CULVER CITIZEN

AFrER-PROM PARTY PLANS ANNOUNCED l'fabulous Fifties'' To Be Re-Enacted

The Culver Community High School After-Prom. the traditional follow-up to the ann ual Junior­Senior Prom , is scheduled for the "wee small " hours of May Sth in the high school gym and cafeteria.

The event, sponsored each year by loca l service cl ub s and iriterested citizens from North Bend Township. Culver, Monterey. and Leiters Ford. will feature a "Fabulous Fifties" the me, com­plete wit h a "sock hop" in the school gym.

The festivities start at 12:30 a.m. in the gym with a game of ·'Live Checkers. " Live en tertainmen t will be provided by The Midnight Hour , starting at about 2:00 a.m. Breakfast will be se rved to those who are still on their feet later in the morning.

"The Midnight Hour"

Gifts. donated by local mer­chants, wiJJ be given away at regular intervals during the evening. Special awards will be given to the Seniors Most Likely To ... well, we'lllet it be a surprise.

Mrs. Seth White of North Bend

Township is in charge of providing sustenance to the weary revelers. The Maxinkuckee Junior Women's Club will do the decorating. Those who plan to attend the after-prom are encouraged to decorate them­selves in attire appropriate to the "fifties" theme, but such dress is not required. In any event, come

comfortable. To be admitted to the after­

prom. students must sign up at the High School. Students may come "stag" if they are Juniors or Seniors at CCHS. All students will be admitted to the event through the front door of the high school. Doors will close at 1:00 a.m .. and

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anyone leaving the area of the after-prom wi ll not be permitted to return.

The after-prom is designed to add some fun to a big weekend. Anyone who has any suggestions is urged to contact Ronold Tusing at 842-2700.

. MISS PLYMOUTH PAGEANT PLANS IN PROGRESS

Plans are being made for the 1974 Miss Plymouth Pageant to be he ld June Sth and 6th at Centennial Auditorium . The contest is open to all girls between the ages of 18 and 28 on September 2nd, who is a high school gradua te. who has never been marr ied. and who lives or is e mployed in Marshall County. The winne r of the Mi ss Plymouth pageant will go on to represent this area in the Miss Indiana pageant at Michigan City June 24th t hroug h 29th.

The winner of the Miss Plymouth contest will receive a scholarship . an official trophy and numerous other gifts. The Miss America pageant awards over $850.000 annually to contestants at local. state and national leve ls, making it the largest scholarship foundation in the world for young women.

Mrs. Sue McCombs. 317 West Washington, Culver, represent s the Entry Committee for the Miss Plymouth pageant from the Culver , and surrounding areas. Any girl who wou ld like more information on the contest is urged to contact her at 842-3604 or 842-2632. Deadline for entries for the local pageant is May 18th .

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KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA

APRIL MEETING HELD

The April meeting of the Epsilon Nu Chapter of Tri Kappa was conducted by the president, Mrs . Donald Davis. The opening service was followed by the reports from committees.

Mrs. Robert Kline announced tha t a Kappa Kappa Kappa State Scholarship has been awarded to Dayle Langlois. a senior at the Cu lver Community High School. Dayle plans to attend Ball State University in September.

Th e Bridge-A-R ama will be completed with the final play­offs in May. The dates will be posiCd soon.

The "After-prom Committee" b composed of Mrs. Robe rt Curtis. Mrs. Donald Muehlhausen and Mrs. Dwight Newman. They arc developing plans with the com­munity group composed of repre­se ntativ es of several different clubs.

Severa l members of the sorority are working with Mrs. Mild red Hurford on a new project in Plymouth ca ll ed Friendship House. sponsored by the Marshall County Mental Health Association . Mrs. Burton Curry and Mrs. John Mars e xplained the needs and aims of thi s project.

Mrs. Hampton Boswell. Mrs. Burton Curry and Mrs. Alford Donnelly parti cipated in the Cul ver Day for disaster re lief in Talma.

Plans for the August Bazaar continue to expand wi th new ideas being discussed to make thi s a "bigger and better than ever" event. During the evening mem­bers worked on decorations to be used in the Eppley Aud itorium .

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Our library News About Books

New Books At The Library An excell e nt book for new

parents is Dr . Lee S\ak 's WHAT EVERY CHILD WO ULD LIK E HIS PARENTS TO KNOW. to help him with the e motional problems of hi s eve ryday life. The co-author of the famou s Kinsey Reports. Wardell B. Pomeroy. applies his own expert knowledge of human behavior to the sexua l problems that compli ­ca te famil y life in YOUR CHILD AND SEX. This is a gu ide for parents and gives modern insight into new and age-old issues.

Another vol ume in the Art of Sewing se ries publishe d by Time-Life has been received: THE CUSTOM LOOK . Just the thing needed to create those new styles for the coming spring and summe r season.

More than a thousand people.

over a hundred ships and planes swallowed up into the sea without a trace-LIMBO OF THE LOST. by J ohn Wallace Spencer. presents several accounts of the Bermuda Triangle , and one of the great unsolved mysteries of our time. JUST US HOOSIERS. and how we got that way. is about people of every sort who gathered at the natural crossroads of a great co ntin en t. It' s about he roes. he roi nes. rogues a nd honest re be ls. preachers. poets . philan­thropist s. farm ers. po liti cian s. nove li sts, inven tors and educators ; paw paws. pe rsimmons. tornadoes, coal. obsolete automobiles and the va ni s hed interurban. An int e r ­es ting book for all true Hoosiers to read . written by Dale Burgess.

ALLEN RECEIVES SLLVER KEY AT PURDUE .

Daryl Allen , son of Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Allen , Route J, Cul ver, has been presented a "Silver Key" award for his service to the Purdue University Marching Band.

Allen's award was presented for his three-year membership in the band. "Gold Key" awards were presented to students who have been ba nd me mbers for four years.

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COP AD A meet ing of the COP AD repre­

sentatives who met last month has been scheduled for Tuesday. April 30th, according to David Gaskill, COPAD president.

The mee ting will concern reports of representatives of other com­munit y groups, includin g the J aycees. the Lio ns Club , the V.F. W . and V.F .W . Auxil iary . Chamber of Commerce, Max in­kuc kee Juni or Wo men . Ka ppa Kappa Kappa, School Board. Pa rk Board, and others.

The mee ting wi ll di scuss the contribu ti ons of these g roups towards the goa l areas of COPA D. such as recreation. e mployment . cultural acti vities. shoppi ng ser­vices. transport ation. and zoning.

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RAINBOW CONDUCTS PRACTICE SESSION

Under the direction of Worth y Advisor Twyla Shaffer. a short practice session for the coming inspection was held by the Culver Assembly. Order of Rainbow for Gi rl s at th e Monday evening meeting.

The assembly voted to give a monetary donation to the Salvation Army to aid in the relief of tornado vict ims.

The meeting closed with the benedict ion given by the Mother Advisor. Mrs. J.B.ill Allen .

SENIOR CITIZENS MEETING

The Culver Senior Citizens met at Zion Hall of Grace United Church of Christ fo r their weekly meeting Tuesday , April 16th at I :00. Eightee n me mb er s were present. coming from Culver and Argos. The group enjoyed various games that were played during the afternoon. and refreshments were served by Ruth Ann Kersey.

EPILEPSY SERVICES PROGRAM ACTIVE IN COUNTY

The Ep ilepsy Services Program (ESP). which has been operating in Marshall County for well over a yea r, is run by a group of people who are dedicated to removing the stigma attached to epileptics in our society. They work towards educating the public regarding the facts about epilepsy. and help pe rsons with epilepsy understand more about themselves and their role in society.

The meetings of the Epilepsy Services Program are open to all interested pe rsons. wherever they Jive. Meet ings are he ld the last Monday evening of every month at 519 North Walnut in Plymouth .

Program director Mrs. Mary Haas explained that the program involves getting together for coffee and discu ss ion of a common proble m. There arc no fee s involved. either for joining the grou p or participating at meetings.

Any local resident with problems

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Sunday, April 28th, has been desig nated as ''O ld Fashioned Sunday" at Culve r Bible Church. The day wi ll begin with a 9:30a.m. "Old Fashioned" Sunday School hour , fo llowed at 10:45 a. m. by an old-fashioned Worship Service .

Members of the congregat ion will be dressed in the clothes of bygone years. and some of the men will even be sporting moustaches for the event.

A carry-in "pot luck" dinner wi ll be held in the basement of the church following the mornin g service. All me mbe rs of the community are invited to share in a day of worship and fun.

Sunday evening at 7:00p. m. , the Tee nagers of th e church wi ll conduct the evening service. They will present a skit. after which they wi ll show the film. " My Favorite Phony ...

MARSHALL-STARKE AUXILLARY HOLDS APRIL MEETING

The April meeting of th e Marshall -Starke Development Cen­ter Auxiliary was held April 16th at the home of Mrs. Donald France of Plymouth. Eleven members atten­ded the meeting, which opened with the Aux iliary prayer.

The date was se t for the auxi li ary's annual Spring Rum­mage Sale, which will be held this year at the First Methodist Chu rch of Plymouth at 9:00 a.m. Friday and Saturday. May 3rd and 4th .

Officers for the coming year were annou nced. They are: President. Agnes She i: Vice-President , Doro· thy Thu rin; Secre tary. Maril yn Stewart; Assistant Secretary, Gen· eva Green; and Treasurer, Eva Stu ll. Th e Annual Board of

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Directors meeting will be held May 6th , beginning with dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the Culver Eagles Lodge.

VOTING PLACES ANNOUNCED Robert Reese, AuditOr of

Marshall County, has announced county voting places designated by the Marshall County Board of County Commissioners for the May 7th Primary Election . The voting places are listed below. BOURBON TOWNSHIP: Precinct I and 2-0id School Gym. Bourbon. CENTER TOWNSHIP: Precinct ! ­Base me nt New Jail , Pl ymo uth . Precinct 2-Court House, Plymouth. Precinct 3-Webster School, Ply· mouth. Precinct 4-Centennial Bldg. Plymouth . PrecinctS-Civil Defense Bldg .. Cor. King Road & New U.S. 30. Precinct 6-Marshall Co. REMC Bldg .. Cor 12th Rd & New U.S. 31. GER MAN TOWNSHIP: Precinct I a nd 2-Breme n Public School. Bremen . Precinct 3-Lake of the Woods Fire Station, East Side, Lake of the Woods. GREEN TOWNSHIP: Pre cinct 1-Santa Anna Church . NORTH TOWNSHIP: Precinct I and 2-Lapaz Elementary School, Lapaz. POLK TOWNSHIP: Precinct !-Ty­ner School House, Tyner. TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP: Pre· cinct t -Tippecanoe Fire Station , Tippecanoe. UNION TOWNSHIP: Precinct !­Town Hall , 504 Lake Shore Drive, Culver . Precinct 2-Culver Junior High School Gym, Culver. WAL NUT TOWNSHIP: Prec in ct l -Argos Community School, Argos. WEST TOWNSHIP: Precinct 1 and 2-West Township SchooL

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CEREMONIES MARK OESMEETING

Under the direction of the Worthy Patron, Alan Cornett, the members of Emily Jane Culver chapter, :'" Order of Eastern Star renewed their obligation at the regular stated meeting Tuesday evening. He also explained the signs and passes as they were demonstrated by the Conductress. Mrs. Robert Brabant.

The re will be an initiation on May 7th and a practice will be held on Tuesday, April 30th at 7:30p.m.

A socia l hour followed the closing ceremony with cake and coffee served by Mrs. John Hoesel, Mrs. William Baker and Mrs. Arthur Smith.

COMMUNITY CHURCHES CALL MAY FELLOWSHIP MEETING

The May Fellowship Meeting sponsored by the church women of Culver Community Churches will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 3rd in the Fellowship Hall of Wesley Un ited Methodist Church . Th e committee in charge of arrangements includes Mrs. E. W . Carter , chairman, Mrs. Edward Easterday, Mrs. F.L. Babcock, and Mrs. Albert Overmyer . The theme of May Fellowship Day will be "Exploring Path s of Volunteer Service for Women.''

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SUNSHINE CLUB "IDEAL LADIES" DRESS UP

STYLE SHOW AT SUNSHINE "IDEAL LADlES PARTY" manager of The Little Gallery.

The meeting marked the end of The Senior Sunshine Club of terms for the 1973-1974 officers.

Cul ver Community High School who wereJana McKee, president, held its special end of the year Valerie Hissong. vice president. party last Tuesday night. The Lisa Baker. secretary, and Clara program featured a style show Hart. treasurer. The club advisor is staged by Mrs. Sue McCombs, Carolyn Kline.

SPECIAL F ASHJONS?? No, theae The Little Gallery . Posing are outfits were designed for a short V alerte Hissong, left, and Lisa skit before the style show staged by Baker.

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A SPRINGTIME LIFT for your home. Eisenhour Siding Co. offers quatity siding and all accessories­expertly installed . Call collect today for your free estimate , 936-8564. 8016

LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF TRANSFER

Notice is hereby given that the entire bu siness and assets of the Culver Auto Suppl y, a prop r ietorsh ip operated by Leonard T . Richards at 106 South Main Street, Culver, Ind iana was transferred to the Culver Auto Supp ly Corporation, an Ind iana corporation for pro f it organ ized to take over and continue said business, on the 6th day of March , 1974.

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Real Estate Classified Advertising Rates Phone 842-2297

Ger ald Thomas Bmkcr The Culver Auto Supp ly Corporation

has assumed the debts and obligations of the Culver Auto Supply, and this transfer is e~tcepted from the Bulk Sales provisions of the Uniform Commercial Code as enacted in the State of Ind iana .

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CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank our many

friends and relatives for the gifts, flowers, cards and telephone calls on my 80th bi rthday. We will never forget your kindness .

lester Houghton

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COMMANDER BOARD INTERNATIONAl. INC. The Company that Manufactures Portable, Mobile and Stationary "Changeable Message" signs for RENTAL. LEASING and SALE to Business Firms, has Dealership openings. Investment for Signs required. For details, your area, write : CBI , Inc. 2201 59th St., St. Lou is, Mo. Dept. LB-8 or Phone Collect 314 644 -0700.

MATURE TIMBER- we buy logs and standing timber for top prices within 50 miles . Precisi on Pallets and Skids Inc., Walkerton , Ind iana 46574 . Phone 586-3068 Days, 586-3052 or 586-2688 Nights . My31

FOR SALE : Women ' s American Tourister Luggage new , never used . Also folding chaise lounge like new, deluxe mode l. Reasonable prices. Call 842-3454 afler 5:00p.m . 8018

FOR SA LE : John Deere 18 gallon Sprayer with 50 foot hose. Complete with motor , with wheels and all attachments . Call E.E. Furry , 842·2679.

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IF YOU HAVE any old fountain pens, (the ones that use liquid ink) , we need them for our collect ion! If you have something that you think might be interesting, please call us, even if the pens are broken or parts are missing. The Culver Citizen, Tom and Berna­dette Zoss, 842-2297 . Thank you!

/s/ Leonard T . Richards President Culver Auto Supp ly Corporation

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

STATE O F I NDIANA , MARSHALL COUNTY 55; IN THE MARSHALL CIRCUIT COURT, ESTATE NO. 9129 , IN THE MATTEA OF THE ESTATE OF CLARA B. SHAFER , Deceased .

Notice Is hereby given that Will iam W . Taber, 505 Lake Shore Drive, Culver , Ind. was on the 10th day of Apr il , 1974; appointed Admin istrator of the estate of Clara B . Shafer, deceased.

All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in sa id Court within siK months from the date of the first publication of this notice or sa id claim will be forever barred.

Dated at Plymouth , Indiana, th is 10th day of April, 1974.

JOANNE PRICE VANDERWEELE Clerk of the above captioned Court

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WHAT'S A NISBOVA? COME TO CCHS AND FIND OUT!

It' s not really a Nisbova-it' s NlSBOVA -the Northern Indiana State Band. Orchestra and Vocal Associa tion. and member schools will descend upon CulVe r early Sa turday morning to participate in the annua l High School Band and Chorus Contest sponsored by the Association.

Culve r Community High School wi ll host the competition, in which ove r I ,000 choru s and ba nd members from all over northern Indiana will vye for top honors. The public is invited to this ali -day event. which begins at 8:30 a. m. and ends at 5:00 p .m.

The choral group compet ition will s tar t the day off. with groups from Northridge. Woodlan. East­ern. and Carroll High Schools performing. The high school bands wi ll start play ing every half-hour beginning at 10: 30 a.m. and continu ing until 5:00 p.m. High school bands in the order of their appearance are as follows: Eastern. Wood la n . Northrid ge. Ca rroll , Cul ver. Hanover Central, Eastside, West Noble. Northfield. Manches­ter and North Judson. The groups will break for lunch from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m .

Following their concert presen­tation of three selections, each band will then go to a sight -reading room. whe re they will be playing music they have never seen before in compet ition.

It promises to be an exciting day. so visit the bands Saturday at CCHS!

DAVIS NA MED TO I.U. ATHLETIC BOARD

Kent Davis , Route ), Culver, has bee n na med presiden t of th e Indiana University Student Athletic Board on the Bloomington campus. The Athletic Board's twelve members are chosen from juniors and seniors previou s ly partici­pating on the Student Athletic Committee.

The Student Athletic Board is responsible for coordinating such eve nts as Dad's Day , Horne · corning, and the Card Section thai performs during football season. ·

BENEFIT SHOWING OF "GOD'S TROMBONES" SUNDAY

A benefit performance of "God's Trombones.·· origina lly scheduled and cance lled as part of the CMA Concert Theater Series, will be held Sunday. April 28th. at 8: IS p.m . at Eppley Auditorium . Donations wi ll be received in the lobby the night of the performance

THIS IS the grade school at Talma, showing the devastation in that community. Students at the Culver Academies have spent several weekends he lping Talma residents

Band Concert SUNDAY EVENING

The Culver Music Department will present its annual Spring Band Conce rt Sunday evening. April 28th. at 7:30 p.m. in the CCHS Auditorium .

The Fifth Grade beginners' band will perform first. followed by the Junior and Senior Bands. Andy Ervin will be featured playing "Solo Pomposo," written for Tuba or Sousaphone in the 1920's.

The hall s of CCHS will ring with the sou nd of good mu sic for everyone, and the community is cordially in vited to s hare the experience with a group of very talented and hard-work ing young musicians.

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by J ohn Deery of The State Exchange Bank , ass isted by other bank officials. Civic organizations, businesses and other groups may reserve a block of seats in advance by a contribution to the Talma Relief Fund. care of Culver Military Academy, Culve r, Indiana 46511. All proceeds will be donated to the Talma tornado victims.

clean up damage such as this caused by the April 3rd tornado tha t passed through northern Indiana. Photo by Cathy Welsh

Fish Fry SPONSORED BY FIRE DEPT.

The Cu lve r -Unio n Tow ns hip Volunteer Fire Department will sponsor a Jonah Fish Fry on Saturday. Apri l 27th, from 5:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.

The event will be held in the C~ l ver Community Building and wtll benefit vic time of recent tornado damage in this area.

T ickets are avai lab le fro m department members or at the door. Cost is $2 .50 for ad ult s . and S I. SO for children.

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MENU

Monday , April 29th - Beef Fingers, Mashed Potatoes, Bread and Butter, Carrot Sticks, Applesauce, M ilk

Tuesday , April 30th - Barbecue Ham bu rger Sandwich , Dill Pickles, Buttered Corn , Pota to Salad , Peaches , Milk .

Wednesday , May t - Oven Fried Chicken, Green Beans, Lettuce Salad , Bread and Butter , Jello Squares, Milk .

Thursday , M ay 2 - Home Made Hash, Bullered Peas, Celery Sticks, Bread and Butter , Apricots, Milk .

Frida y , M ay 3rd - Macaroni and Cheese, Bullered Red Beets, Tuna Salad Sandwich, Peanut Butte r Sand­wich , Cabbage Sa lad , Chocolate Pudding, Milk .

HIGH SCHOOL MENU

Monday, April 29th - Beef Patty on Bun, French Fries , Buttered Corn , Pineapple Tart , M i lk .

Tuesday, April 30th - Pork and Gravy , Mashed Potatoes , Buttered Garden Vegetables, Jello with Fruit , Bread and Buller , Milk .

Wednesday , May 1st - Vegetable Soup , Crackers-Cheese Slices , Peanut Butter Sandwich or Bread and Buller, Peach Shortcake, M ilk .

Thursday , May 2nd - Chicken and Dressing, Green Beans , Cherry Jetl o with Fruit , Bread and Butter , Milk .

Friday, May 3rd - Chili and Crackers, Toasted Cheese Sandwich , Fr uit , Chocolate Cake , Milk .

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