OBITUARIES i Xnurcday, March 22

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1 ON L A K E M A X N K U C K E E NDANA'S MOS B E A U F U L L A K E VOLUME 79; NUMBER 12 CULVER, NDANA URSDAY, MARC 22, 1973 JLES GENS tfkr COPY County Conventon h Culver fbn F: e ay Marshall County Federaton of Woen's Clubs wll hold ts annual conventon on Frday, March 23, at the Wesley Unted Methodst Church n Culver. here wll be speakers at both the ornng and the afternoon sessons, and reports wll he gven by county departent charen. "Who, Wherefore and Why" wll be the ttle-of Mrs. Robert Lennger's speech. Mrs. Lennger s the presdent of the 13th Dstrct of the ndana Federaton of Clubs and wll speak at the ornng sesson. Followng the luncheon, the afternoon presentaton wll be g.veh by Mr. Latha Lawson of Culver. Mr. LawKon wll show sldes and dscuss the experences he and hs ly had last suer whle workng wth the Aroostook ndans n Mane. her work was n cooperaton wth Project Concern. he offcers of the Marshall County Federaton are: Mrs. Ray oughton, presdent and charperson of the conventon; Mrs. Mra aond, frst vce presdent; Mrs. Ward Rednger, second vce presdent; Mrs. Charles Edgngton, secretary; Mrs. Larry Berger, treasurer; Mrs. ed Strang, Mss Mldred Lard, Mrs. Wlla C^onn, trustees); Mrs. Robe r t Osbo, parl aentar an. Mrs. Osbo s also n charge ot reservatons for the conventon. CULVER NAVE MAKES SORY Clarence E. Cabell, 54, wll take offce ths onth as the frst black to be apponted a county clerk n the hstory of Calforna. Pe was naed to the $30,000 a year job recently by the Board of Supervsors to succeed Los An- - geles County Clerk, Wlla G. Sharp, who retred March 20. Cabell has served as Sharp's chef deputy snce 1970 after he placed frst on a Cvl Servce exanaton. e also becoes the frst black county departent head outsde the Buldng Servces (Cusodal) agency. e joned the county n 1946 as a boys' counselor n the probat on departent and advanced through the ranks of that agency pror to becong Sharp's chef deputy. e was a socology ajor at the Unversty of Calforna at Los Angeles and lves wth hs wfe and two chldren n Los Angles. e s the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eerson Cabell, of Culver. AENON CONCERNED CZENS OF CULVER Dd you know you ay have a edcne cabnet cr household shelves full of potental hazards for today's young people? o nfor you about such hazards, soe concerned ctzens have arranged to have a drug senar n the Culver County gh School audtoru on Frday, Aprl 6, fro 7:30 to 9:00 p.. OFFCE O RE CLOSED FOK VACAON he State Polce wll speak on the subject of drugs and an nforatve fl wll be shown, followed by a queston and answer perod. he entre ly s urged to attend. here s no adsson charge. Don't let drugs becoe a ajor proble n your county. Plan to attend ths portant eetng. he offce of the Culver Ctzen wll not be opsn on a regular bass fro March 24 to Aprl 2. f the offce s locked when you are there, please dr< p your news and advertsng or a note about beng contacted n the al slot n the door. Regular hours wll resue Monday, Aprl 2. hank you for your cooperaton. he Culver Ctzen NEW DAE FOR SANGRALEA BOYS Due to last week end's snow stor, the boys fro Sangralea Valley were unable to sell ther hoe candy n Culver. hey have set the date of Saturday, March 31, to ake the trp to Culver. hey wll sell door to door and at the Park 'N Shop Grocery Store. he boys are sponsored by Culver Cty Club. Don't need t way keep t use our classfed ads... - OBUARES Xnurcday, March 22 r -~J Arthur J. Mller Jr. Servces were held hursday r-t the Culver Mltary Acadey Meoral Chapel for Arthur J. Mller Jr., age 51. Mr. Mller ded unexpectedly Monday, March 12 n Gary. e was past Vcepresdent of the Culver Legon and a eber of the Aercan Legon Post at Culver.' At the te of hs death he was afflated wth the Lncoln Natonal Lfe nsurance Copany. Survvng wth hs wre, Carolyn, are four sons, Arthur J., of aond; Davd G., of Peora, 111.; Jaes D., of Bloongton, nd.; and Wlla R., of aond; one daughter, Carolyn Ann; and one brother, enry, of Chcago. Bshop Wlla Sherdan offcated at the servces and he was asssted by Rev. Jaes Greer. Bural was at Culver Masonc Ceetery. ^ B R S Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wolfe, Canton, llnos, are the parents of ther frst chld, a son, born Sunday, March 18. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Barshes, of Culver, are the aternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Rayond Sheppard. of Culver, are the parents of a daughter born March 19 at Parkvew osptal. Our neghbor says ns arrage started out a«partr»*r$*bp but now he's a waolly-ownea subsdary. 6:30 p.. Aercan Legon ly nght. 8:00 p.. Maxnkuckee OOF No Sunday, March 25 FOR E WEEK 7:30 p.. Fdcls Class of Grace Church wll eet n parsonage. Monday, March 26 7:30 p.. Maxnkuckee Rebekah Lodge No (J uesday, March 27 1:00 p.. Senor Ctzens recreatonal eetng at Zon all. 7:00 p.. Cue Scout Pack eetng n Fellowshp all at Wesley church. 7:20 p.. OES Auxlary. 8:00 p.. VFVV Post 6919 n Pc:^t oe. Wednesday, March 28 6:30 p.. Lons Club dnner eetng at Eagles Lodge. hursday, March 29 1^-00 nccn Senor Ctzens Retreent Senar at Grace Church; 8:00 p.. Maxnkuckee OOF No ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Baker, route 1, ppecanoe, announce the engageent and approachng arrage of ther daughter, Donna Mare, to Stephen Wayne Rnger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noran Rnger, route 1, Culver. Mss Baker s a graduate of rton gh School and s presently eployed at Gerrng ndustres, Etna Green. er nce s a graduate of Culver gh School and s also eployed at Gerrng. A June weddng s beng planned. ^ Bg bargans n lttd packages, our classfeds! P BOY SCOUS AD ECOLOGY SAVE PAPERS AND MAGAZNES he next paper and agazne collecton by Boy Scout roop 290 of Culver wll be Saturday, Aprl 21 n the ornng. Save your papers and agaznes each day and phone or 842* 3498 to have your nae on the pck-up lst not only for Aprl 21 but for every other onth (3rd Saturday) durng ths year. he Scouts do not realze any ones fro agaznes but wll pcc the up to help resdents. he Salvaton Ary dstrbutes agaznes to chartes and hosptals. Don't need t whv ksep t use our classfed aa&t CANGE OF DAE FOR REGULAR SCOOL BOARD MEENG he next regular school board eetng wll be held on Wednesday, March 21, 1973, at 7:30 p.. n the Central offce rather than the establshed eetng date of March 20. C A D S OP A N K S would lke to thank all those who sent cards and flowers durng y hosptalzaton and convalescence at hoe. Also for reeberng e n your prayers and vsts. Kathryn anks!ey Farer hw Carroll hopson. Arros. nd.. (left), receves a Master Farer placfue fro J hoson, edtor of Prare Farer, as Mrs. hopson looks on. he award was ade recentlv n ndanapols.

2 r u UNED o GKOUP MNSRY (A fellowshp of Unted Meth- Odlst Churches n the area south ad east of Lake Maxnkuckee.) JGElt,& FORD CRCU Rev. Phllp Lutz, Pastor 1LCEK.S FORD MEODS Leon Wellng, S. S. Supt Church School, 10:00 a.. Worshp, 11:00 a.. MYF on second and fourth Sunday. MONEKEY MEODS Worshp 9:10 a.. Church School 10:15 a.. Mount Santa Grove Parsh Rev. Arthur Bshop Mt ope UnSted Methodst.Robert C. Klne, Superntendent Church School 10 a.. Worshp at 11 a.. every 2nd Rn 4th Sunday, MM'a Anna Uea Methodlsft ^Phllp Peer, Superntendent { Church School 10.. Worshp 11 a-n. every 1st and led Sunday, popular Grove Unted Methodst Wlla Lake, Superntendent Church Sehol 10:45 a... Worshp 10 a.. Clead Unted Methodst tev. Ray Kuhn, Pastor Graver Shaffer, Superntendent Worshp 10 a.. Worshp Servce 11 a.. on 2nd ana 4th Sundays. he Unted Methodst Utturch Rchland Center - Burton Charge Rev. Curts R. Sylvester, Pastor Phone: Rochester Rchland Center Unted Methodst Church Robert J. Nelans, Lay Leader oward Conrad, Superntnedent Worshp, 9:30 on 2nd and 4th Sunday. ^0:30 on. 1st ana 3ra Sundays, Church School: Alternatng Surtos Unted Methodst John Cessna, L-ay leader Margaret Belcher, Superntendent Worshp: 9:30 on 1st and 3rd Sundays. 10:30 on 2nd and 4th Sunday*. Church School: Alternatng te. Methodst S"outh Fellowshp at 8:30 p.. Sunday. San Ann's Catholc Church Mooter^v Rev. Robert W. Sorg, Pas cor Sunday asses: 7:?'> and 9:30 Weekday Masses: 8:U0 (Wnter), ;7:30 (Suer); 3:30 Saturdays Wnter). oly days of Oblgaton 7:30 a and 7:30 p. Confessons Saturday 4:00 to 1:30; 7:00 to 8:00; After Sacred eart Devotons and Nghts before oly Days 7:00 to 8:00. rnty Lutheran Church Mssour Synod Roger L. Soer, pastor 330 Acadey Drve Phope Sunday worshp 9:00 a.. «nnday School 10:^0 a. Wednesday vespers durng Lent, 7:30 p.. vstors welcoe. Onlver WLbla LMvSt Rev. hoas Bup, Pastor 718 South Man Street Sunday School 9.30 a.. Sunday Worshp 10:30 a.. Evenng Servce 7:00 p.. Wedn'wSay 7:30 Nursery avalable vr all Sunday servces. Culver Mltary Acadey Meoral Chap«? Rev. Calvn, R. Couch, Chaplan e of Worshp, 11:00 a. Vstors always welcoe. Wan Gospel sjhapel Steven Bradley, Pastor anson Leap, Superntendent Wlla Sherdan, Asst. Supt. Maron Klne, Class Leader Lester Wentzel, Lay Leader Sunday School 9:30 a Mornng Worshp 10:45 a.. Evenng Worshp 7:30 p.. ery Sunday. Evenng Worshp Y:30 p.. every 4th Sunday of the onth. Everyone welcoe. FretZj Lake rnty Unted Methodst Rev. 3, C. Whte, Pastor Mornng Worshp 9:30 a.. Sunday School 10:20 ajn. tjpvvt Kannb Unted Methodst Rev. Maurce C. K ssl2?; Pastor Leon S$, Supern! endent Church School, 9:30 a.. Worshp, 10:40 a.. Burr Oak Churc n God Rev. Darrel Maddock Fers Zechel, Superntendent Stan Renholt, Asst. Supt. Sunday School, 9:45 a.. Worshp Servce, 10:45 a.. Worshp Servce, 7:30 p.. our of Power, Wednesday, 7:30 p.. oly Counon observed thg frst Sunday of each onth durng the ornng worshp servce. Culver Wesley Unted MethodfrJ School - Lews Streets Earl W. Sharp, Mnster Mrs. ed Strang, Drector of Chrstan Educaton Church School, 9:30 a.. Worshp, 10:40 a.. St. hoas fcpwcopas Catholc Crjrcb Center ana Adas St& Plyouth Father Wa C. R. Sherdan, Pastor 7-00 a.. oly Counon 9:00 a.. Faly Eucharst 9:0G a.. Parsh Nursery St, Marys of t?*e Lake Catholc thnrcb 'he Church W& he Gold Crosses" Rev. Joseph A- Lenk, Pastor Saturday Mass - Wnter Schedule (Sept. thru June) 5:30 p.. Sunday Mass, 8:00 and 11:00 a.. Saturday Mass - Suer Schedule (July and August) 7:30 p.. Sunday Mass, 7:00, 8:00, 10:00 and 13 :U0 a. Daly Mass, 9:00 a.. Grace Unted Church of Chrst Rev. John Krueger, Pastor Church School clases, 9:15. Worshp Servce, 10:30. Frst Church Of Chrnt Scentst 428 So. Mchgan St., Pl$ tnoutf unda> Servce 10:30 a.. Sunday School 10:30 a.. Wednesday eetng 7:45 p.. Readng *6G&* open at ths address, Wednesday and Saturday. 2:00 to 5:00 p.. he subject of the lesson s Matter. Col. 3:2 Set your affecton on thngs above, not on thngs on the earth, John 2:15 Love not the world, nether the thngs that are n the world. f any an love the world, the love of the Father s not n h. he world passeth away, and the lust thereof; but he that docth the wll of God abdeth forever. Also fro he Chrstan Scence extbook, by Mary Baker Eddy, he ore ateral the belef, the ore obvous ts error, untl dvne sprt, supree n ts doan, donates all atter, and an s found n the lkeness of Sprt, hs orgnal beng. "e uttered s Voce, the earth elted." hs scrpture ndcates that all atter wll dsappear before the supreacy of Sprt. Don : need t why &eep t use our classfed Gun Regstraton E C U L V E R C Z E he Culver Polce Departent s updatng all gun regstratons. f you have bought, sold, or traded a hand gun n the last two years t would be wse to check wth the polce on correct regstraton, or to regster all guns owned by you, ncludng rfles, and shot guns. hs s for your own protecton aganst theft and also for nsurance purposes. t s not a law. t s a law to regster all hand guns and to obtan a pert for huntng and target or for protecton. hs can be done by contactng the Culver own Marshal f you lve wthn the cty lts of Culver. All others ay contact the Marshall County Sherff n Plyouth. Watch out when t's dark out! soothng antseptc relef for C WND OR SUNBURNED LPS FEVER-BLSERS, COLD SORES GREEN-UBE BR PtFM *Good ousekeepng^ WDU A other, an authoress, and a chld each fnd healng as they understand the source of all rght deas to be the one Father-Mother God. Broadcast ths week over nay statons ncludng: the RU that EALS C Dentst Dr. hoas D,D,S, L Pugh, Offce ours By Appontent 1001 Lake Shore Dr, Phone UKKfE SORE CLNC Lake Shore Dr. Phone M c h a e l F. D e e r y, M. D - P h y s c a n General Medcne & Ot>stetrt» Offce hours by appontent *L loskko, &LO. PflYSClAN 17 E. Man St., Kewanna, tl Offce hours by appontent Phone No. OWoe no answer phone CULVER CLNC 820 Acadey Road Phone ? vy, S t e v e n s o n, D. O. General Faly Practce Offce floats by Appontent Phone OPOMERSS DR. F. L. BABCOCK OPOMERS Offce ours Appontent ues., hurs., Frt. 9»5 Wed.. Sat, 9-12 Closed Monday Plone 84&-8S?2 ON WVK MAXNKUCKEE NDANA'S MOS BEAUFUL LA*. Gstatolsed July 13, Publshed every hursday, by he Xndepenaent-News Co., nc^ RooseveJt Road, Walkerton, ndana Second Class Postage Pad At Culver, ndana ndana Out-o -3ta r,e ndana Out-of-Staf* Yea* - - $4.00 $ Montns $2*25 $2.f»u Sears - $6.50 $7.00 S Months $UBO ROBER E, UBBM, Edtor he wfe lay on her death bed. She pleaded: "John J want you to prose you'll rde n the sae car wth y other at the funeral." "O.K.," he sad, *"but wl spol y whole day." rder Now For Meoral Delvered Parents vvno sleep at the swtch can expect ther chldren to get off on th$ wrong* track. Anywhere Wnaac - Phone Day «e (#«AND SAMP 5 25,000 Perfect re$$o PERMA-SAMP never needs an nk pad! And PERMA-SAMP can't leak... or dry out. pressons are always perfect never over* nked, never under-nkod. ( PERMA-SAMP accurately reproduces fne Una cuts, sall type ces, logotypes even photographs. 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3 MARC 22, 1973 E CULVER CZEN -. March 27, 1963 Walter J. Beher, West Shore Drve, d>ed Frday nght n an Evanston, 111., hosptal. Mr. Beher and hs wfe have antaned a suer hoe" on Lake Maxnkuckee for /any years' and after Mr. Beher's retreent they spent part of "ther trne n Culver and ther wnters n ; Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. uesday, March 26, and Lake Maxnkuckee s ce-fnee agan! he past week end brought beautful sprng-lke weather to the area and teperatures n the hgh 69's whch was the begnnng of the end of the Lake's ce cover. Mr. and Mrs. Evert oesel entertaned wth a dnner Sunday to celebrate the 10th brthday of ther grandson, J oesel. Specals at the grocery store ths week nclude fryers for 19c a pound; pork steak 39c a pound; pork and beans 10c a can and bread for 16c a loaf. Vrgna Roanne Gleason, ^daughter of Lt. Col. and Mrs..Ronald J. Gleason, s one of the students of the Jaes Ward hoe School of Nursng of Pas- -savant Meoral osptal who wll receve ther nurses' caps on -Sunday. sjljjj Maj-ch 35, 1953 Joe W. Boetsa, 59, ded unexpectedly last hursday afternoon fro a heart attack. A Culver resdent snce 1917, Mr. Boetsa was head of the fr, Joe Boetsa & Sons, Upholsterers. Returnng to ther East Shore hoe here last Wednesday after a four-onth stay n Florda, the oward Oberlns were shocked to fnd that ther hoe had been robbed of household goods, clothng, jewelry and other tes valued at $1, enry G. Althede ded hursday after an llness of several weeks at the age of 66. Plans for the establshent of -a resort at Kng's Lake near Delong was announced last Frday wth the flng of the proposed plat wth the Fultoh County audtor at Rochester by Seyour Goodan, a Chcago attorney and real estate broker. Mr. and Mrs. John oesel are the parents of a son, Jaes Barrett, bo March 22. A son was born March 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Forean, of Lynwood, Calforna. Wlla L. Wlhel, U.S.A.F., forerly of Burr Oak, was arred February 14, to Mss Cela Laona, Chcago, at St. Ferdnand-Church there.- March 31, -MS he hardware store, operated for 37 years by Olver. Goss, opened Monday ornng under the nae of Culver ardware Store and the ownershp of Paul Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Warner of Argos are the parents of a daughter, Karen Lee, born March 26. Mrs. Ala Rank ded March 23 and servces were held Frday afternoon. Fnal rtes for Wolfe, who ded March 23, were held Saturday. Mrs. John awk found that one of her Whte Rock hens had lad an egg weghng one-half pound and easured nne nches around one way and eght the other., <**>'' March 29, 1933 A catch of bg kng fsh n the Florda waters off Ft. Lauderdale proved tal to John Mc- Corck Monday ornng. Mr. McCorck had been troubled wth a heart dsease for several years and t s beleved the excteent of the catch placed too great a stran on hs weakened heart. hose n charge of the constructon of the Maxnkuckee Fsh and Gae Club fsh hatchery beleve the two ponds wll be copleted ths week and the water turned n at once. he ndana Natonal Guard and the ndana State Rfle Assocaton wll hold rfle atches at the Acadey on Saturday. Mrs. Martha Fry ded uesday at Delong. Edward atten, 84 years of age, ded Frday at hs hoe here. March 28, 1923 An Acadey cadet, S. M. Goldan, ded whle playng baseball n the gynasu last nght. hs year, Aprl 26, wll ark the 104th year of the.o.o.f. Albert Overyer, son of Frankln Overyer of Burr Oak, brother of George Overyer of Culver, and son-n-law of Wlla Osborn, ded at hs hoe near the North Unon Church Monday at the age of 41 years. Leonard Wlson oved nto town uesday and took possesson of the house he bought of Lee Easterday. Arche and Purchs Blanchard wll leave wth ther les next week to ake ther hoe n the new anucturng town of Lo- ax on the Msssspp Rver near Burlngton. Roy Porter has been added to the local post offce force and wll be on duty fve hours each day. Many Culvertes have gven generously of <her goods 'and te to the flood vcts at Logansport and Peru. Mss Elzabexn Uuddeson w^ts "notfed Monday of the death of a sster, Mrs. Dr. Rogers, of Layette. Mr. and Mrs. Wlla Ferrell, of Ober, are the parents of a daughter born March 26. Another old ctzen and Cvl War veteran, Davd Swgart, ded Sunday ornng at the age of 70. e had not been n good health for any years because of a rebel bullet he carred n hs body. Clarence Dalton, a representatve of the Metropoltan elephone and elegraph Co., s akng hs headquarters ths week n Culver whle buyng rght-of-way for a long dstance telephone lne between Chcago and New York. whch, wll be celebrated by the Culver lodge wth a pcnc. ; Mss Nelle Davs and Enoch Andrews were arred Monday n Plyouth. -he boler for the new stea laundry has arrved and the a- 'el^nery equpent s expected ths week. enry Ltzentacrger and Jesse Crabb are hopng to be ready for busness next Monday. he coedy, "And Blly Dsappeared," staged by the Epworth League, ade a great ht Frdaynght. * J Aprl 3, 1913 Ernest Parr s repantng the Poor Barber Shop of whch he s now the owner. Rev. arrs s luxuratng n the brght lght of a gasolne plant whch he hself nstalled n the M. E. parsonage. last week. enry Zechel went' nto Chcago last week and bought 72 head of young feedng cattle, 40 head for hself and 32 head for Earl Zechel, the lot costng h $3,000. CMA O AVE LAS CONCER EARE SERES PROGRAM he last perforance n Culver's Concert heatre Seres wll be a progra of usc and dance staged by the Fort Wayne Phlharonc Chaber Orchestra and the Butler Ballet, hursday, March 27, at 7:30 p.. n Eugene C. Eppley Audtoru. ckets ay be purchased at the audtoru box offce. A specal nvtaton to purchase tckets at $1.00 each has been extended to hgh school students n nearby countes. All other tckets are $2.00 and $3.00. Last suer Culver was chosen, along wth two unverstes, as a partcpant n a plot project for the Fort Wayne Phlharonc Chaber.Orchestra. he project, whch s partally funded by the ndana State Arts Cosson, s desgned to appeal t-.. rectly to the taste of young college audences. he progra wll nclude Baroque works Wth ultple harpschord, conteporary works for chaber orchestra, electronc nstruents and vsual eda. Conductng the chaber orchestra wll be Wlla Sten, whose experence ncludes the posts of assstant to the conductor of the aburg State Oprea, assstant conductor of the Rhode sland Phlharonc and guest conductor n such ctes as New York, Coluba, S. C, and Colubus, Ga. Mr. Sten's repctore s vast, well over 150 works rangng fro the baroque to the odern. For the past four years he has been uscal drector of the Battle Creek, Mchgan, Syphony. he Butler Ballet has been the perforng ar of Butler versty's dance departent s the earlest days of ts affla wth the unversty n ndana ls. Startng as a local perfc] ng outlet, the copany ever, ally undertook sall tours w grew n denson and popular to the pont that, a resdent } fesscnal copany was creat* he qualty of the unverd' graduates has earned the l ng places n all the ajor ba copanes. Artsts n Bull March tour, Elane Bauer. Davd JBrown, were lent to 13 parent Butler copany by tl present eployer, the Boston let Copany. COLLEGE NEWS wo local grls were naed the Purdue chapter of Kappa 1 ta P, natonal honorary scd n educaton. Sharon L. Lt er, Culver Mltary Acade; and Bernadette J. Roback, rc 2, Culver, were aong the new ebers ntated. o becoe a eber, a JUJ or senor ust have a cuu tve ndex of 5.00; a graduate j dent ust have a Stud* ust have copleted at least credt hours n educaton «co$ and ade a cotent tow a career n an educatonal fe Suffer Many rouble After 21, coon Kdney or Bladd rrtatons affect twce as any wornas en and ay ake you tense a nervous fro too frequent, burnng tchng urnaton both day and ngl Secondarly, you ay lose sleep aj suffer fro eadaches, Backache a feel old, tred, depressed. n such r taton, CYSEX usually brngs : relaxng cofort by curbng rrtatrj gers n strong, acd urne and by an; gesc. pan relef. Get CYSEX at dru gsts. S*", how st t can help yo, NEW YORK (ED) Does photography, to you, ean a sunny day outdoors? f so, you are possbly ssng soe of your greatest pcture opportuntes. t's te.you expanded your thnkng and started usng flash. - VEEK END SPECALS At V Frday Saturday Sunday We Serve Menus People Can Afford Flash adds lttle to the coplcaton of your pcturetakng, whle addng (greatly to your subject possbltes. Coplcaton, actually, s probably too strong a word. All you have to reeber when you are usng flash s that, frst, t s ost effectve fro 4 to 10 feet. oo close and you "wll get a -washed-out effect; too r and the pcture wll-be dark. he second thng to reeber s to stand at an angle to any shny surce, so that the flash does not reflect n t. o avod shadows, keep your subjects away fro the wall. o acheve even lghtng n a group pcture, try to have each person reasonably equdstant fro the caera. S Fnally, keep an aple supply of fl and agcubes on hand so you'll be ready whenever the opportunty offers. Wth a anagcube on your caera, you'll be able to snap four shots n quck seres tocapture all the acton. he other basc rules of good pcture-takng, such as holdng your caera steady and shootng your subjects whle they're dong soethng other than starng at the caera, apply ndoors as well as out..., Bearng these few sple hnts n nd, you're ready to floursh nto ndoor pcturetakng. Your subjects can vary fro the baby expressng^ hs opnon of spnach (flash frst,.clean up later) to Dad expressng hs reacton to the bg gae on V. Fro foral party to casual get-together, see that your caera s ready and handy., Eeeber wth an a-andshoot odel such as the Kodak nstaatc X-15 caera, anyone can snap a.pcture. En- «ourag«you* ly ana guests to do just that. o help you on your way to better flash pctures, ;a specal offer s avalable fro Marcr 1 to Aprl 30. Sply al the end flaps fro two boxes of Kodak fl, the guarantee panels fro two sleeves of GB cubes or bulbs, and the coupon you wll get fro your dealea? to GE FREE CUBE OFFER, P. O. Box 2596, Cleveland, Oho 44112, n return you wlt get, free, enough flashes (cubes or bulbs) for eghfc pctures.

4 CULVER G SCOOL "Cavalers" RACK SCEDULE Coaches: Bll Garver and APRL 5 Argos, Northwood 6 Plyouth 9 O-D, Mentone 18 Knox 20 Wnaac 23 rton 24 Lancer Relays 27 Akron 1 MAY Rochester Relays Rochester 3 8 hree Rvers Conf. 10 LaVlle 25 North Judson * 17 Sectonal ' 21 County erry LaVlle Roch. North. CULVER G SCOOL "Cavalers" GOLF SCEDULE Coach; George Wasley APRL Argos Plyouth CC rton Rushore LaVlle Breen Oregon-Davs alet North Judson Rochester North Lberty rton John Glenn MAY Swan Lake Argos County Caston Swan Lake Plyouth Dykean Plyouth CC 11 KKGX, Wnaac 17 Oregon-Davs 21 hree Rvers Conf. 22 West Central 29 South Central 30 Akron 31 LaVlle JUNE 5 Sectonal CULVER G SCOOL "Cavalers" BASEBALL SCEDULE Coach: Leonard Mclntre APRL Argos MAY Dvne eart Oregon-Davs Northwood Plyouth rton Rochester Breen Knox North Lberty Caston Sectonal FRANK BRYAN REURNS O alet Peru alet SAFF Lt. Gen. John W. Carpenter, US AF (ret.) superntendent of he Culver Educatonal Fordaton, announces the return of Frank M. Bryant to the staff when he copletes hs dutes as actng headaster of the LaJolla Country Day School n Calforna. Pror to gong to LaJolla fve years ago, Bryant was dean of adssons and scholarshps at Cul- FOR REN * SPACE N S PAPER Wll Arrange o Sut GOOD NEGBORS PRCES O F YOUR BUSNESS ver fro S, when the school was recognzed as the largest boys boardng secondary school n the country. Bryant, of LaJolla, Calf., wll becoe the western adssons representatve for Culver's wnter progras for boys and grls and the fve Culver Suer Schools. Culver's wnter enrollent n grades 8-12 s 683. When asked about re-assocatng wth Culver, Bryant sad, "t has becoe apparent to e that any young people and ther parents are lookng for the type of educatonal progra Culver offers. ' happy to once agan be n a poston to assst the alun and frends 'n tellng about Culver's actvtes and the splendd record of Culver graduates. FRDAY, MARC 23 Why fool around wth panful corns, when Freezone can help you reove the. ry t. You'll see. n just days, the corn wll be gone...the hurt wll be gone. Panlessly. No dangerous cuttng. No ugly pads or plasters. Drop on Freezone take off corns. REMOVES CORNS AND CALLUSES Vrgna Wakefeld Gary Lee Davs SAURDAY, MARC 24 Mary Bern Oldha SUNDAY, MARC 25 Eva eser Rev. Wlla C. R. Shesdan Jule Ann hoas Mel Allen hoas Mrs. Veda Ftterlng W. R. Easterday Alce Jean Young. Mrs. Ann Gelbaugh Mrs. Mldred olloway MONDAY. MARC 26 r had Overyer Sandra (Fsher)' Kel Lorna Sue Vores UESDAY, MARC 27 Mchael Overyer Robert Alan Sth Nancy Powell Charles Dckerson WEDNESDAY, MARC 28 Elane Kaser Mrs. Mra Jones Ann Mare Carter Andrea Lee Vernu Mrs. Joan otten Davd Burns Jr. Mark Vores {URSDAY, MARC 29 Barbara Flora Mrs. C. R. offester YOUR OWN PERSONAL PESMASAMP the pocket stap that goes wherever you go neat and clean - ready for nstant usewouan NK PAD! Your tght-weghtperma-samp Pocket Stap s perfect as a personal' sgnature stap... a te-savng check endorseent stap... or a nae and address stap for prntng envelopes, dentfyng books and other personal or household tes. Every presson s crsp and clean as f t cae off a prntng press. Salest detals and fnest lnes are reproduced wth consstent clarty and cleanlness. Snap-top ld protects your stap untl you're ready to use t. Attractve jade-green plastc case keeps stap safe fro dust, lnt and drt. Avalable n your choce of nk colors: volet, red, black, green and blue. Best of all, aperma-samp Pocket Stap costs ltt ora than at old-shoned rubber stap. PERMA-SAMP and JREON are regstered tradearks «J. C, Johns* ft Son, nc., Racne, Wsconsn, U.SA 1 "EENS WOU JEANS"ARE N ENEWS SPOLG eens wthout Jeans," a Mew shon thee for *73, was spotlghted at a recent New York showng. he naton's top anucturers pooled ther zngest teen-appeal desgns to deonstrate that the odern brcs of whch ost of today's clothes are ade all share the sae care nstructon: achne launder the n war-to-cold water, tever hot. f\ he Cold Power laboratores presented the new nojeans shons n announcng a new Cold Power, war-or- Qold water forula for 'today's synthetcs and perar ttent press. jj Manucturersof teen plothes, as well as the akers f llons of woen's and tnen's garents, are now recoendng ths war-or-cold forula to keep clothes lookng newer longer, because hot water, t was ponted out, can daage peranent press and f>ther propertes of today's Synthetc or blended fbers. ghlghts of the "eens wthout Jeans'* collecton ncluded ns, halter-tops, pa- Jazzo pants, long dresses and ^ven short dresses wth pettcoats. Modern Junors spotlghted a halter-top beach dress Jn red, yellow and blue Arnel Vth tny whte polka dots.! Alley Cat's Betsey Johnson desgned a roantc, lavenderflowered ankle - length dress wo-pece wrap-top dress wth Bke outft wth knt halter, ball-frnge cape sleeves,.^m^ atchng cardgan and cap. ^ wth a tlght-walsted puffed* sleeve jacket and a parasol n atchng prnt. n the hoe* sew group, a feld that has becoe astonshngly popular wth teen-agers, exf Fabrcs showed a bare-back evenng dress n polyester doubleknt. Gay Gbson ntroduced polyester sundresses cobnng sall floral prnts and polka dots whle Court featured flarng whte tenns dresses wth brght green tred pullovers, Betsey Johnson's bke out* ft teaed a very short yellow corduroy skrt, prnted knt halter, and wast-length cardfr gan wth puffed sleeyes. As a beadtful substtute for jeans the teen-age odels paraded whte palazzo pants by Junor ouse and Modern Junors' brght red and whte polka-dotted palazzos. ^ n creatng a draatc teen clothes care package for 1978, Cold Power provded a strong consuer nforaton es* sage for all odern woenf f t's a washable syntheto brc and chances are todaj" t s the anucturers' ovetf* all rule s stck to the war* to-cold water forula. 4 he Path Of Least Dsturbance n the past few years, the Unted States has ebarked on a new era of envronental concern that has altered our outlook about a nuber of thngs. 1 Once, when we saw a sokestack topped by full plue of black soke, we thought of en workng, of thngs beng produced. Now we thnk of the ar beng polluted. Once, when we saw a parkng lot full of autoobles, j we arveled at our naton's prosperty. Now we thnk of ol beng consued and noxous gases spewed fro! exhaust ppes, of acres of land gven over to hghways. Yet Aerca can't reverse the tde of ndustral pro-; gress not f our present standard of lvng s to be an-! taed. So ways ust be found to strke a balance to conserve natural resources and obtan axu producton of goods and servces wth nu envronental daage. j For soe ndustres, the answers ay be long and hard n cong. n the transportaton ndustry portant to all other ndustres we are lucky. We have the ralroads. oday, ralroads haul ore freght than the trucks and water carrers and arlnes cobned. And ralroads are easy on the envronent. Water carrers and ppelnes are relatvely easy on the envronent, too, but water carrers are lted geographcally, and ppelnes are lted as to the coodtes they can ove. * 4 Ralroads and trucks are the two odes whch have the greatest geographc range and can carry the wdest ; range of products. - Of the two, ralroads get the nod, envronentally speakng. ^ hey use a rght-of-way that occupes r less land and can carry r ore traffc than the hghways. j $ he desel engne used n both ralroad locootves and trucks s a cleaner engne, n ters of pollutng es- j sons, than the gasolne-burnng engnes used n ost autoobles. But less energy s requred to roll a etal wheel over a etal ral than s requred to roll a rubber tre over a hghway, and ost studes have concluded that ralroads put out about one-thrd the essons ol desel trucks, per net ton-le. 4 k llor dress n navy, led d whts, / alter dress n red, Palazzo pants wth na- Lavender dress, atch* ydtow rod blue Arwl, vy halter, f M ^ ^ J l ^ ^ ^ g! W^M»5B An even ore drect result of the physcal effcency ol ralroads relates to fuel. he energy shortage of ths wn*! ter drove hoe wth brutal force the essage that th«; naton's reserves of fuel are not nexhaustble. Ralroads and desel trucks use the sae knd of fuel tl. But, n 1971, ralroads bought only about half the aount of fuel ol that was bought for use n hghway desel vehcles-of whch trucks ake up the greatest percentage by r. n the sae year, ralroads carred nearly twce the ton-les carred by ntercty trucks. \A he pont of all ths s not to suggest that the use ol hghway trucks be dscontnued n vor of ralroads. he naton needs all her transportaton odes and that need s ncreasng. [\ j But wthout ralroads, that could ean an unacceptablf ncrease n envronental daage and n consupton^ Of natural resources.

5 Wednesday Nght Ladlcs Culver Clnc 26 6 State Exchange ns State Exchange Bank Mller's Dary Jo-Bo Pzzera Mr. 's 14% 17$ Power's Realty Anderlohr Florst 11% 20%' CULVER CLNC (3) M. Kowatch 430; M. Dnsore 506; M. McKee 478; J. McCune 353; E. Butler 488. otal JO-BO PZZERA (1) L Renholt 347; E. Wallck 358; K. Strong 339; D. Crabta 400; R, rplet 430. otal SAE EXCANGE BANK (4) L. Geger 405; G. Banks 455; J. Mller 404; C. Dckson 437; R. Gretter 370 otal MR. 's (0) S. Flora 374; L. Overyer 442; M. Mller 398; O. McCoge 366; S. Bennett 423. otal SAE EXCANGE NS. (3J C. Ervn 312; J. Johnson 396; B. McKnney 468; M. Babcock 422, otal MLLER'S DARY (1) P. Ruby 453; E. Engle 385; W. Joce 399. otal ' ' udelson 406; C. Easterday 314; POWER'S REALY (3) P. G. Cancatto 249. otal Woodward 393; W. Martn 363; A. ANDERLOR FLORS (1) OU OF SG, OU OF MND,? MOW,ON MANy L4S- 7*OtPEL CARS BLAPES PSAPPEAR, BENP E COWL, ANP ARE ONLY SEEN WEN EY'RE"ONf BU E BLAPES 90ULP BB CECKEP OFEN,O SEE F EY ARE PEER- ORAN& FROM E ELE MENS ANP FROM WEARNG OU. N NE OLD DAYS, A 5=5 WNPSELP WAS AM aak ' f e = ACCeSSORY-LKE FLOOR MAS ODAy. BU WEN PEOPLE SAREP [7RV- JL NG N E RAN,E 5$ FRS WNP5ELP ' WPER-OPERAEP BY A ANPLE 1N&PE E CAR-WAS NVENEP. MARC 22, 1973 E CULVER CZEN 5 M. Ransdell 375; J. Farer 308; Q - r J. Overyer 410; L. Gretter 387. Safety frst uoes & 6 dtbftl otal GE E LEAD OU E LEAPED GASOLNE COlKOVERSy EARLY RESEARC SOWED ACKA-EYLLE-4D WAS POSONOUS. S EFFEC5 ON WORKERS N FACORES PRO DUCNG "E SUBSANCE WAS OFEN RAGC. BU WEN E U.S. BUREAU OF MNES RE- LEA6ED A REPOR SANG CAREFULLY CONROLLED USB OF E ADDVE WAS SAFE, *E FUROR DED DOWN. PAD APP/lVES WERE ^ f& U5ED N GASOLNE FOR AUOMOBLES ALMOS SO YEARS AGO. OUG ELPED CURB ENGNE KUOCWG S USE N E MOOR CAR WAS NO UN VERSALLY APPROVER ESy, 8 FECALLY BY E WORLD ( M j EAL ORGANZAON. ) C U \1 V C R **> Frtday hru uesday March e 7:15 & 9:00! RAVELS W MY AUN Based on the hlarous novel by Graha Greene Rated GP _ E $BS WAY O CECK 3LAPES A PSAPPEAR? ' URN E WPERS ON ANP E &NON OFF WEN.E WPERS REAC E UP" POSON.EN EX AMNE E BLAPES.B CAR CARE COUNCL RE COMMENDS A, F NEC SSARy,WPER 0LAPE9 BE REPLACED EVERY SX MONS O A YEAR, REMEMBER GLO WEEK, NOVEMBER 5-11 ODAY, LEAD M GASOLNE S CAUSNG ANOER CON ROVERSY S ME.FOR Fose\eB effects ON ARWE BREAE. AMERCAN OLCOMPANY S URGNG MOORSS O <5& E LEAD OU Of lr GASO LNE-/EREBY ELPNGO ELMNAE AR0ORNE LEAD PARCLES. CNG ) LKE MAD? < Get ths doctor's forula!, Zerao speedly stops torent of externally caused tchng... of eczea, nor skn rrtatons, non-* posonous nsect btes. Dcscnstzss nerve endngs. Klls llons of sur>. ce gers. "De-tch" skn wth Zco Lqud or Ontent. Per Arthrts Sufferers: c WAKE UP WOU! 1 ALL A SFFNESS! New forula for arthrts nor pan s so strong you can take t less often and stll wake up n the ornng wthout all the pan's stffness. Yet so gentle you can taks ths tablet on an epty stoach. t's called Arthrts Pan Forula. Get hours of relef. Ask for Arthrts Pan Forula, by the akers of A nacn* analgesc tablets. 2 NOW YOU CAN Cut your own frewood, prune trees, buld furnture, clear your stor daage.... that's wny you need a - new proved.4 Wth ost of your washables now ade of peranent press ateral, long hours of tedous? ronng are a thng of the past... provdng youj have the rght knd of clothes dryer. Modern Gas Dryers have the precse controls needed to dry pre-pressed clothng perfectly. here's actually a specfc settng just for \ peranent press clothes. hey coe out wth a j freshly-roned look that delghts the [busy hoeaker #.(" f you're strugglng along wth an obsolete dryer,^ trade t n now on a new proved Gas Dryer*,' "1 A. Rugged Powerful lghtweght only $ wth 12" bar & chan OMELE 150 CAN SAW Your oetjte Dealer s stad n.fyorbhtpn ndana vw«r \ Publc Servce Copany;

6 Culver's Four-County radng Area's Recognzed Market Place SAES: Up to 25 words, $1.00; 2 weeks, $1.80; 3 weeks, $2.40: 4 weeks, $2.80. Up to 50 words, $2.00; 2 weeks, $3.60; 3 weeks, $4 80: t weeks, $5.60. Addtonal words 4c each. Mnu charge $1.00. SAES quoted are for cash wth order'; add 50c f charged. Servce charge of $1 for blnd ads n care of he Ctzen. Classfed dsplay, $1 per nch. Card of hanks, n Meoras. and Obtuares, $1.50. Front page readng notces, up to 25 words, $7.50. Local splay advertsng rate 70c per colun nch, Ads accepted untl f o.. Wednesday, day of publcaton. FURNURE ft WOOD PRODUC* Made to Order Antque Restoraton Furnture Refnshlng DEVOE BERKESEB Argos, n<l tfn FELKE Flyonttl FLORS tygy Call Us Collect For Flowers For Any Occason We are as close as your phooe 8S6-S165 COLLEC U5tf FOR SALE ' Drftwood ravel raler. Self-contaned. Nce condton. Only $1595, John Rennga REAL f t's See ESAE 4t22p C. W. EPLEY REALOR 450 Forest Place, Culver Phone Sales - Rentals - Apprasals M14d FOR REN ean, &sty furnshed three-roo apartenta, Also sleepng roo Ph S442. dlstc Dry Clean Carpet and use nstantly Pleasj phone fwvtf oraton Boetsa oe Furnshngs, nc. UDON YPEWRER SERV CE 103 W. LaPorte Street, Plyouth, Sales-Servce-Rentas, ypewrters and Addng Machnes. Repars on all akes. Royal Portable dealer. Phone dlotf GARMEN NDUSRY NEEDS Sewng Machne Operators f you have had any sewng achne experence, we need YOU. Also, f you are a good hoe sewer we need you. Wrte Box 10, n care of Culver Ctzen Culver, ndana statng nae, experence and phone nuber. SPOED OG SALE Boars, open glts, bred glts, and 4- pgs, Frday, March 23, 7:30 p.. at r, 4 les ~S.f. Wabash, nd. on Old 15. Marvn Rdgeway & Sons. 22 he Offce of DR. F. L. BABCOCK WLL BE CLOSED Saturday, March 24 o uesday, Aprl 3 2t22 WANED Lstngs of property for sale are beng sought by hoas Real Estate, Culver, Ph lal2 PUBLC AUCON Located les East of Angola, ndana, on US Day Aucton, March 28, 29 and 30, Sellng 1125 Acres. One of the Mdwest's Largest Dary Operatons. Wll offer 486 acres and then other tracts startng wth 240 acres across the read and the balance of 399 acres across the road on the other sde of the r. Now lkng 135 head, 7 large slos and 3 sets of buldngs other than the an operaton. ers 10% down sale day. Balance can be all cash at the closng or nu down payent of an addtonal 15% akng the total down payent at the closng 20%. Balance on land contract n easy payents and low nterest. deal cattle breedng operaton. One set of buldngs s now a push button cattle feedng set up. Also sellng 360 head of pre olsten dary cattle plus dary equpent. Wrte for coplete brochure or contact aucton copanes. 6 John Deere ractors, 660 Cobne, New olland bale stacker and coplete lne of Modern heavy r equpent. Walter Wegann, Auctoneer, Rt. 1, Decatur, n- 4ana< Phono ,. or Kruse Real Estate and Auctoneer, nc., 300 Block, South Unon, Auburn, ndana Ph Make plans to attend ths outstandng aucton. eal Estate 22 SEM DRVERS NEEDED Coon Carrers now offerng tranng thru ther cltes. Local and over-the-road. Average ndustry paychecks are exceedngly hgh. For edate applcaton and further nfo call Area Code or wrte to Se Dvson, 1400 E. 3rd St., Dayton, Oho t29 FRS CLASS MACNS 3 years orzontal Borng Mll experence day shft; Lathe and Vertcal Mll experence nte shft; short run producton and job shop experence; ust have own tools; good frnge benefts; hourly wage. Contact hoas Kostelney, aberle Machne Co., South Bend, ndana, at l5 REN A NEW PANO for three onths at JS.00 per onth plus drayage. Rent apples f purchased. Several used organs. hopson Musc ouse, 500 North St., Logansport, nd. 4tal2 BUSNESS OPPORUNY Dealer/Sales Establshed natonal fr openng arketng progra n selected areas. Exclusve agrcultural sales agree- Marshall County Sherrff's offce. 14 traffc warnngs ssued. 5 crnal arrests 6 juvenle arrests (2 reported to probatonary offcer, four released to custody of parents)! " MLES DRVEN ON PAROL: '-3,585 les, January 1 thru February dog tags have been sold and the new tranqulzer gun Wth checals s n use. Eleven dogs runnng the streets have been destroyed. Offcer Jaes Caudll s scheduled at the ndana Polce Acadey n South Bend on Aprl 2 for polce tranng. SPECAL PROJECS: Updatng Cluver Polce fles on gun regstraton. A school progra has ccen set up n connecton wth drug abuse. An nspecton at the schools has resulted n 6 juvenles beng arrested n connecton wth drugs and also 2 adults beng arrested as a result fro nforaton furnshed by the schools. ' Conferences wth the culty at the Junor gh School and at the Grade School and also wth the Maxnkuckee Junor Woen's Club concernng drug abuse n our -county have resulted n a drug Progra beng set up at the gh ent. Full dealer support - School wth oves and speakers, product sales-- advertsng. Ex- P o h c c Departent has receved ceptonal opportunty for qualfed person. No franchse fee. Polce car and rado are n a new fnger-prntng feld kt. nqures are nvted. nclude good workng order. Fnal report bref resue. Wrte Arthur L. for the grant for the rado equpent has been sent, thankng Lauer, Box 341, Sagnaw, Mchgan the for ther support. CULVER POLCE DEP. JANUARY & FEBRUARY 1973 MONLY REPOR Nuber of hours worked per onth, 064. POLCE ACONS: 10 traffc arrests ade 16 traffc accdents covered wthn Culver lts 2 traffc accdents asssted for elps Shrnk Swellng Of? eorrhodal ssues caused by nflaaton Doctors have found a edcaton that n any cases gves propt, teporary relef fro pan and burnng tch n heorrhodal tssues. hen t actually helps shrnk swellng of these tssues caused by nflaaton. he answer s Preparaton. No prescrpton s needed for Preparaton.. Ontent or suppostores. $ Bllon NEWS OF E CULVER PUBLC ADUL NON-FCON Ralph P. Knney Coplete book of furnture repar and refnshng o Wswell Secrets of checkerboard strategy Ely K.brough Now and Stoach upset ) by gas and acd? D-Gel wth Sethcone quckly releves gassy-acd upset. *hs unque dscovery breaks up and reoves panful gas-bubbles. Your relef s b ore coplete because D-Gel takes the acd and the gas out of acd ndgeston. Get D-Gel tablets or lqud today. Product of Plough, nc. tljcn Ed and Dod Schultz ow ake hoe oves Erc Arthur he barn, a v shng landark n North Arr ca Edward L. Kethan Mo: ents n cedar, tote poles Robert A. Sth A so< hstory of the bcycle, ts ea lfe and tes n Aerca; ^ John llaby A walk t Europe Frances Bones Collect of the depresson, glassware Sandra Stout Depress glass, nuber two Sunset Books Garden!." s contaners; he Rockes, a \ covery trp; and, Soups and ste a book of cookery Charles W. Kennedy E wulf, the oldest Englsh epc Bonne Lean Quck easy qultng, coplete gude no frae qultng ADUL FCON^ Eudora Welty he~ c* st's Daughter Georgette eyer Lady Qualty Vctora olt On the :N of the Seventh Moon Marlyn Durha he Who Loved Cat Dafcng Georgette eyer k$ Sp sh Brde Ele Lorng Far on row Leon ale Bonney's Plac Marjore Kellopp Lke Lon's ooth Frank Yerby Grl F Storyvlle Babbs Deal he Cry* Mouse, a novel of suspen^,^* Alce W. Graha Sur Queen about the last Plan genets Phylls Whtney Snowfrt Wlla urner hef western Bll Knox Stortde, cr club EEN AGE FCON v Robert Arthur hllers J More hrllers M. V. Carey Mystery of Sngng Serpent Betty Cavanna Accent Aprl Robert Arthur Mystery the Whsperng Muy Jeannette Everly Bonne Go oe Betty Cavanna A e ] enderness Robert Arthur Spes ; More Spes Lousa May Alcott A Ro Dozen Sharon Maths eacup of Roses Rutherford Montgoery^ ' Golden Stallon's AdventuK Redstone Soybeans Lead n U.S. Far Recepts $2.8 Bllon $3.6 Bllon $4.1 Bllon $3.3 Bllon $2.3 Bllon POWERS REALY SALES APPRASNG Esther Powers Wapler, Realtor Mary G. Krner, Phone Culver, nd. Saleswoan MANAGEMEN Before decdng, talk wth us Culver tal An hstorc change n U.S. agrculture s now offcal: soybeans have replaced corn as the nuber one cash crop for U.S. rers. he value of soybeans sold n 1972 was a whoppng $1.1 bllon, alost $1 bllon above recepts fro corn. Prces now avalable for new crop beans ndcate that soybeans wll antan ths poston n he arket ndcatons are that rers can obtan ore ncoe by choosng the zero set-asde opton of the 1973 Feed Gran progra and plantng soybeans than by plantng corn or keepng land n set-asde.

7 hngs ay be gong pretty good now. But you never know what toorrow wll brng. Suppose t's uneployent. ow wll you lve? What wll you use to tde the ly over whle you look? Excuses? Let's hope you never have to fnd out. But just n case, why not start savng now, whle you have a "job." Jon the Payroll Savngs Plan where you work and buy U.S. Savngs Bonds. t's an easy way to buld a nest egg. And now there's a bonus nterest rate on all U.S. Savngs Bonds for E Bonds, S}/2% when held to aturty of 5 years, 10 onths (4% the frst year). hat extra K%> payable as a bonus at aturty, apples to all Bonds ssued snce June 1, wth a coparable proveent for all older Bonds. Wth any luck at all your eergency fund ay becoe a vacaton, a college educaton, or a happy retreent. Bonds are safe. f lost, stolen, or destroyed, we replace the. When needed, they can be cashed at your bank. ax ay be deferred untl redepton. And always reeber, Bonds arc a proud way to save. K

8 Bejons Staff ; At CMft as surgeon February 16. e and hs ly recently oved fro ndanapols to Culver, where he wll be assocated wth Dr. Ralph J. onzk, Acadey edcal drector. Dr. Beldg attended ndana Unversty, recevng an A.B. degree n pre-ed n e receved hs M.D. n 1952 fro the Culver, ndana March 24 & 25 ndana Unversty School of Medcne and the followng year served hs nternshp at Good Saartan osptal, n Phoenx, Arzona. e s a eber of the Nu Sga Nu edcal socety. Fro he served wth the 82nd Arborne Dvson n the European theatre of operatons and was awarded the bronze star and purple heart. URSDAY, MARC 29 he Culver County Churchres wll sponsor a Retreent Senar on hursday, March 29, at 12:00 noon n Zon all of Grace Unted Church of Chrst. he woen of the Burr Oak Church of God wll serve the noon eal at a cost of 50c. he speaker wll be Mr. Jaes Beard who s the feld representatve for the Socal Securty Adnstraton n South Bend. e wll explan new changes n the Socal Securty progra and then answer questons ro ose present. hose desrng to attend ths eetng are asked to ake ther eal reservatons by callng by March 26. Gas and heartburn? D-Gel contans a unque ant- gas ngredent, Sethcone. * hs unque dscovery breaks up and reoves panful gas-bubbles. Your relef s ore coplete because D-Gel takes the acd and the gas out of accl ndgeston. Get D-Gel tablets or lqud today. Product of 6 Plough, nc. Dr. Ray. Beldng, ot Gary, joned the Culver Educatonal Foundaton's health center staff Door przes & refreshents ^S* 3wf A **f V/\\ MMlwr " "lrpljjj ow to get your refrgerator to cook thngs. P 1 jr Century GlasJron Starcraft Sgnc Coplete Dsplay of these Fne Boafs Johnson Outboard Motors Rvera Pontoon Boats Ouachta Bass Boats Wrent -Perforance Alcort Salboats Boston Whaler A Vkng & urrcane Deck Boats O'Bren & Maherajah Water Sks Str the rght thngs nto Jell-0* Brand Gelatn and your refrgerator wll fx crunchy salads, nterestng fruts and new sde dshes. For over 250 exctng deas, send 25c (n con) wth your nae, address and zp code to: Joysof Jell-O, Box 8074, Kankakee, llnos, JELL-0 3RANDGELAN Jel-0 s a regstered tradeark of the General Foods Corporaton. MAKES CUNG WCE-AS-EASY 662 S. Shore Drve C O Culver, ndana ONLY wl!h12"bbr&chs(n M radeark of oftllto. Look for your local oellle dealer n the yellow pegs*. A V O S D E S E C O M M O N O M E S E L L N G B L U N D E R S help they can render, or how ay be necessary-f t's necessary odern ther busness has beco at all. e. DO try to' leave your house Soe brokers, for nstance, copletely furnshed untl t now have an ERA "Movng s sold. t looks better wth Machne." f you want to buy draperes and furnture all n a house n or near another place. Curously, any people who sell ther hoes today l to get as good a deal as they should because they start by askng for too uch, then end up settlng for too lttle! n between, they ake a host of other blunders. hey talk ostly to the wfe, snce she s often the shopper ost wllng to talk, but l to realze that the Lasband s usually the one who decdes. hey explan how easy t would be to fx defects n the house, and never realze that n so dong they arc callng attenton to defects that };h otherwse go unnotced. hey ay bear the expense of repantng or repaperng n the hope of gettng a better prce, and then l to cut the grass and fx a cracked wndow that detracts alost as uch as the pant or paper see to add. hey spend hard - earned dollars on advertsng to attract potenta b uyers, then forget to put the pets outsde, or n a neghbor's house;, so that the pet-shy prospect sn't tepted to gat out of the house as soon as possble. One "of the strangest thngs, veteran real estate brokers say, s to tee a hoeowner earnestly tryng to tttle a prosp.-'; nto buyng-but actually talkng h out of t. f he feels bad at havng to sell hs house, the hoeow ner ay lord t over the prospectve bu>3r and even rd - cula h. Goe woen warn, "Be careful not to track the car-, pet "--akng the prospect feel xnone and ore gulty wth each step. o avod those and scores of other errors, there s a great deal of advantage n turnng to professonal real estate brokers. Few people are fully aware of how uch cty, tell the broker what you have n nd and he turns on a photocopy achne that s hooked up by telephone lnes to another achne n the. ERA hoe offce. Sx nutes later, your broker's achne turns out sx photos, wth descrptons of houses avalable n the area you are ovng to. Slarly, f soeone n another cty wants to buy a house n your area, your broker's achne sends a pcture of your house to the prospectve buyer. he brokers who are ebers of the photocoper network have an assocaton caled Electronc Really Assocates, whch aybe contacted by wrtng Dept. S, 8600 vy. 63rd Street, Shawnee Msson, Kansas Whether or not your broker has the ERA photo-bywre syste, you can avod akng soe of the coon stakes by heedng these do's and don'ts. DO put your house n order. f the grass always looksgreener on the other sde of the fence, soe extra lawn fertlzer ay ean ore green for you. DON be too quck to talk about cong down n prce. Your real estate salesperson can tell you when ths DON talk about what you pad for the house. Prces have gone up snce then, and soe buyers ay actually resent you akng a proft. DO dress well when prospectve buyers are scheduled to vst. A house sees to brng ore oney when resdents look affluent. DON' express annoyance f a prospect crtczes features of the house. e ay know ore about buyng a house than you know about sellng one, and soeone ay have' suggested that crtcs brngs a lower prce. DO be ready wth a defnte answer as to the date by whch you wll defntely be ready to ove. DON be overly optstc f a woan looks at your hoe and says she's very nterested. Many a shopper wll vst several hoes n a day and say the sae thng n each. DO, whenever possble, let your real estate agent show the house. Just by lookng at the prospect she can often tell whch ponts are gong over well, and whch she ght as well not enton. DON get the chldren n on the negotaton. Just one reference to the "terrble'* school (whch your chld ay love) or the "horrble" chld down the block (who ay be one of your chld's best frends ost clays) ay rend you that there s roo for proveent n the way you present your hoe sweet hoe...be t ever so huble. Keep these tps n nd and your sales progra wll have a fr foundaton. 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