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LETTBRSFebruary 1974Newsletter #7Dear School Patrons:We 're very excited ·this monthabout one of the more significantadditions to the Instru ct ionalCenter at the Culver CommunityHigh School. I'm talking specifically about the new Audio andVisual Laboratory. Up to now theIn structional Center containedthousands of written materials butpractically nothing in the way offilm strips , records , tapes andother materials. We are pleasedwith the expansion that is takingplace and wanted you to knowabout it. Can you imagine sitting inon an interview with Pearl Buck;hearing Grandma Moses tell abouther art work ; hearing baseball'snotoriou s "lip" Leo Durocherdi cuss his version of an excitingargument or perhaps listening tosome great New Orleans jazz;perhaps the student is doing anassignment on Mahatma Gandhi. .well all of these plus hundreds ofothers are now available on tape.Al so available to our students arepersonal cassette machines andbooths where they can go to listenand perhaps watch on the screen asubject of t heir choosing. It's verydifficult to accurately evaluate all ofthe ramifications of these newteaching facilities in our school andwe of co urse have on ly thebeginning of our collection, but theimportant fact is that we now havebegun . All of us are thankful tohave this approach for our studentsand we want to share the goodnews with you . The next timeyou' re in the high school , stop inthe Instructional Center and lookthrough the cata log at what'savailable these days. We thinkyou 'II be impressed. These newadditions are not at the cost of thebooks and periodicals either for wefull y realize that the printed pageremains the most needed and usedresource for most students , but wedo not want our students limited inthe resources offered by our school.February is the month ofsectional tourneys and although weoft e n associate sectional withbasketball or perhaps wrestling,here in Culver we're well awarethat it also includes music. Thismonth we play host here in oursc·hool to the sectio nal musicinstrumental competition and thatmeans well over 1000 students,teachers and parents come into ourschool and community to displaytheir accomplishments. The CulverSchool Corporation will itself haveover 100 students participating inthis big affair and it's quite anachieveme nt (and a great d eal ofwork) to assist in the sponsorship ofthis particular activity. Our ownBand Booster organization puts in agreat deal of effort to serve foodand refreshments to the largenumbers coming to town. The factthat the school has continued nowfor three consecutive years toattract the music sectional is aco mpliment to band directorCharles Byfield and others involvedin the local program .We conclude by saying that all ofus wish not only our talented youngmu sicians but all of our athletes thegreatest of s uccess in theirsectional activities during this busymonth.Sincerely,Donald R. FrenchPrincipalPOLICY REGARDINGLETTERS TOTHE EDITORAll letten submitted forpublication must bear thename and address of thewriter, and authonhlp wUIbe verified before publication. The CITIZEN wUI, however, honor requests towithhold the name of theauthor.Addreu letten to theEditor to:Editor- THE CULVER CITIZENPost Omce Box 90Culver, Indiana 46511It:::. ITCHING?Let deoter'a ftnnula atep. lt.Zemo speeds soothina relief' to externally caused itchina of eczeana,minor rashes, skin irritations, nonpoisonous insect bites. Desensitizanerve endinp. Kills millions of surface aeams, aids healina. itch"sk.in with Zemo, Liquid or Ointment.Quick retief, or your moaey back IChurch ·DirectoryCULVER BIB L E CHU RCHN oghl H ome Soble Study 1 30SAIN T MARY 'S OF TH E L AKECATHOLIC CHU RCH·the Church Wolh The Gold Crosses"Rev. JosePh A . Lcnk, PastorSaturday M ass 5:30 p m . SundayMass 11 00 a m Aehg ous lnstructtonloo Young Adults 9 30 10 10 30 a.mSunday. Conlessoons before M ass .U N ION CH U RCH OF THE BRE THR ENA t the cornpr ot State RoacJ 17 and108 Rodd Ben C ram e r . Suoer n tcn ·den I Sr a(eo Pas tora te Bruce W eaver .wesley Bruba"-er La lly Bank sSunoav Chuoch SchOOl 9 30 a m .W orsl'up 10 30 a mT RI NI TY LUTHERA N CHURCHLocated at 330 A c ademy R o adCvlver Rev Roget L Sommer . Pasto rSu nd ay W ooshop 9 00 a m , Sun daySchool and B oote Class 10 15 a mWomen s Gu l .1 on F1tSI M onda ys 8 00p ma naA l tern a teTh u rsd ays1 30 p mRevEdw.;ud ClarkSu davPas1orSCh OOl 9 30 a m .M oo ongWorsn,o 10 4 d mYoung Peo p le ' sServ ;l' 6 1 p mEven1 ng W orstup1 00 o mW ednesday N oghl PoayeoM ee11nq and S oble Study 1 30 o mTnuosd YpmBURR O A K CHU RCH OF GODM addock Pastor . M rsJohrl Orang Sunday Scnool Sup(Htn Oar f"ll Gl endelll Sunoay School 9 5 a m . M orno gWotsh O 10 a mSenaor YoutnFellowShiP 6 30 p mJuntor Yl)u lhFellowsh op 6 30 p m Evenong W orshop1 30 p mWednesday · H our olPowetServ ce 7 30 p mZIO N GOSPE L CHAPELS 1evrn Brad t ey . Pa s tor M a,.onK line Sunday Scnoot Supe11ntenoen1 .W 1ll1dm Sf'ler dan A ss s tant Superm l enc1cntSunoay School 9 30 a m M ornong 5 a m Even ng Ser., eeWorsh O 107 30 p mFEBRUARY 7,THE CULVER CITIZENPAGE TWOM d ·Wee k Se r' vtce onTnursOay at 1 30 p mG ILEA D U NITED METH ODI STRev R a y Kuhl' Past o r Grover ha il e r . Super n l enden lW orsh P Ser v tce 10 00 a m .II I 00 a m on Second and Four thSundays)LEITERS FORO ME THODISTLeon W ellong . Sunday School Super ·tnlendenlChu .-ch School 10 00 a m , Woosho pSen1 ce 11 00 a m . M Y F o n Secondand Fourth SundaysLE ITERS FORD CIRCUITRev Phd ltp Lutz . PastorM O NTEREY M ETHODISTW orsh P Serv ce 9 10 a m Cnurcn hoot 10 15 a .mCU LVER M I LIT AR Y A C ADEM YMEM O RIA L CHAPELRev Ca lvtn R Cou gh , Cnap la tnWorsrup Serv ce 11 00 a m . VtSt1or sare cil w ays welcomeM OUNT SANT A GROVE PARISHRev , Mark Day is pastor ol I helh ee churches th ai make up the M oun tSan ta Grove Par i sh They are:GRACE U NITED CHURCH OF CHRISTRev John K rueg er PastorCnurch School Classes 9 15 a mWorsn 1p Serv ce 10 30 a mM OUNT HOPE UNITED M ETHODISTRobert C. Kl [ne . Superintendent .Church School 10·00 a.m ., Worsh ipServoce 11 .00 a.m . every Second andFourth Sunday .MONTER EY SAI N T ANN ' SCAT H OLIC CH URCHSunday Mass 9.00 a m , WeekdayM asses 6:00 a.m. M onday , Tuesday and Th ursday. 1.30 p.m On W ednesdayand F nday. Sat uraay Masses 8 30 a m .and 1 30 p.m Holy Days ol Oblogatoon6.00 am and 7 30 p.m . ComlessoonsA lleo Wednesday and Fnday eveningM ass. and Salur lay !rom 4.00 10 5 00p .mFIRST CHURCH OF CH RIST ,SCIENTISTlocated al 28 South M ochog anSheet . P lymout hW ors h op Sc rvo ce10 30 a m .Wednesday Even 1ng Ser v1ce 7 4 p mST . THOMA S EPI SCOPAL CHURCH Loca ted at tnc cor ner ot CenHu andAoa ms Streets. Plyonou lh Rev Ja mesG G eer . PaSio Sunday Serv1ces. H OI)' Com m un on7 :30 a m . Famoly EucharoSI 9 30 a m ,Parosh N uosery 9:30 a mPRETTY L A KE TR INITYU NITED M ETHODISTRev J . C W hole. Pas torM orno ng W orshop 9 30 a m Sun laySchool 10 20 a mRICHL AND CE NTERU NITED M ET HOD IST CHUR CHRev Cur lis R SylvesterPastot .Robel! J N ellans. lay Leaders , HowaodC on r a d. Sup e r. n t enden t , Telep honeRochester 223·3751W ooshop Seo voce 9.30 a m o Secondand Foullh Su ndays, 10 30 a m onForst and ThorO Sunda ys. Church Schoolat A l1ernat1 no TimesB URTON U NI TEDMETHODIST CHURCHR ev , Curios R. Sy lvester , Pastor ,John Cessna , lay letder . MaogarelBelcher . Superon tenoen t . Teleph oneRochester 223·3751 .W orshop Servoce 9:30 a.m . on Forstand Third Sundays, 10:30 am onSeco d and Foutlh Sundays, ChuochSchool al Allernallng Tomes. MelhodostYouth Fellowshop 5:30 p m , Sunday.EMMANUEL UNITEDSANTA ANNA UNITEDMET HODIST CH U RCHMETHOD IST CHURCHRev Mauroce Kenl er. PastorPhillip Peer. Superintendent. ChurchW orship Service 9:30 a.m ., Chur.c hSchool 10:00 a.m . , Worship ServiceSchool 10:35 a.m . Wed nesday: Mod·11 :00 a .m . every F i rst and Th irdweek Seovlce 7:00 p .m ., Choir Rehear Sun day .sal 8:00 p .ma POPLAR GROVEFor correction or eddittona,WESLEY UNITED METHODIITUNITED METHODISTplea. contact :On the corner of School and LewisEllis Clifton. Superintendent. W or·ship Service . tO:OO a.m ., Church SchoolThe CuiYer CITIZENStreell. Rev. Earl w . Sharp. M l noller,M n . Te l Strang , Director of Chri atian10:45 a.m .p 011 Olllce lox 10Educe! ion .CuiYer , lndlane 41511ChurchSchoolServlce 10:.0a.m .Q:30 e.m . , Wonh ip· - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -THE CULVER CITIZENEstablished July 13, 1894'Published Every Thursday Except ForThe Week of July Fourth And The Week Of December Twenty-Fifth By TheCulver Citizen CorporationPost Office Box 90. Culver. Indiana 46511 II Hours Telephone (219) 842-2297Second Class Postage Paid at Culve r. Indiana 46511 SUBSCRIPTION RATESTwo Years . . . . . 8.500:1e Year . 5.00Fifty Cents Additional For Subscriptions Outside IndianaBE FREE FROMCOMPULSIVE HABITSAND BE FREEOBITUARYYou can find freedom inGod . And He will ·satisfy thedesires of your heart.Broadcast this week overmany stations including :HARLEY J. BLACKMr . Harley J. Black, father ofMr s. Hampton Boswe ll , diedMonday, February 14, 1974, at theWabash County Hospital. He wasborn April 24, 1884, in MiamiCounty, and had been a lifetimeresident of that area. He had beenresiding with his daughter, Mrs.Boswell, for the past three years.He is survived by one otherdaughter, Mrs. Dorothy Harvey ofLafayette. One son, DeVere, preceded him in death . Nine grandchildren and sixteen great-grandc hildren survive. The funeralse rvic s were held today, February7th, at 2:00p.m. at the EddingfieldFuneral Home in Wabash.Zippers replaced with bestquality. Albert the ClothesDoctor, Main Street nearWashington. Phone 842-3513.WSBT960KCSunday 9:15a.m.the TRUTHthat HEALS,.,,.I VACUUMI CLEANERI Sales & &. \AoILEROY TIAVIS 7 1 : e d :: Telephone 842-2219f.,,,,,,,,, a Christian Science series:****************************'*KITCHEN CLOSED**::***:*Beginning February 11thSO WE CAN REMODEL OURFOOD PREPARATION AREASPECIAL HOURS FEBRUARY 11 THRU 21:3:30 To 10:30Serving Drinks OnlyTHECORNERTAVERNOur Great Food Will Be Even BetterIn A Couple Of Weeks! ****************************

THE CULVER CITIZENFEBRUARY 7, 1974Gross, left Friday by plane fromIndianapolis for Nashville, Tennessee, to visit a few days with Sgt.Brown. who is stationed with thelOlst Airborne Division at Ft.Campbe ll. Kentucky. OCieUNITED METHODIST WOMENWILL MEET THURSDAYPAGE THREEBIRTH ANNOUNCEDRev. and Mrs. Edward ClarkThe United Methodist Women of reported this week the birth of a·wesley Church will meet on son, Kenneth Edward, their firstThursday. February 14th. at 7:30 child.p .m. in the Fellowship Hall. TheBorn early Thursday evening atspeaker will be Mrs . James Haney, Pulaski Memorial Hospital. bothyouth coordinator an.d VCS Director the child and his mother are doingof Walkerton United Methodist well.Church. Her topic will be "Love."Mr . and Mrs. Cliff Fritz,Hostesses are Mrs. Harry Speyer, · Francesville , are the mate rnalchairman, and the Mesdames grandparents, and Mr. and Mrs.Robert LaTurne r. Lyman Morris, Ralph Clark, Winamac, are theH.L. Rector. and June Spencer.paternal grandparents.Rev. Clark is pastor of the CulverBible Church. Mrs . Clark andKenneth will be released from theISU ANNOUNCES HONOR ROLL hospital Sunday, and will stay withher parents for a week beforeIndiana State Univers ity has returning to Culver.released the fall semester honorroll which includes several Culver SGT. BROWN ATFT. CAMPBELLstudents who achieved academicdistinction in the ir first semester ofMrs. Ronald Brow n , a cco m the 1973-74 year.panied by her sister, Don na MayThere are 1.1 32 honor studentsin all. Grades are comp uted on a4.0 scale. A total of 494 studentswho earned a grade point averageof 3. 76 or above were named to theDistinguished Honor Roll while 638students with an average of 3.50 to 1 IN OUR REPAIR SHOP IWECANI3. 75 are listed on the Honor Roll. IThe honor listing is prepare d for IREBUILD YOURIs tude nts car rying 12 or more :CARBUREATORSsemester hours (pass-fail courses .are not computed) and it does not 1 AND DISTRIBUTORS 1Most American Cars Iinclude those who were involved in Istudent teaching during the term . IAND TURN MOST ICulver area students who earned:BRAKE DRUMS honors are: Allen Chesser, 204ILake Shore Drive, Honors; Danny IHaenes, 421 West Madison Street,CULVER AUTO SUPPLY:Honors; and Carl Osborn, Route 1,I Call Us First - 842-3658 IDistinguished Honors. I rarNews About BookSCelebrate 50thAnniversarySOUNDS OF NATUREMr. and Mrs. Francis Kelly,Route 1. Culver. will celebrate their50th wedding anniversary onFebruary 14th. They were marriedin 1924 in St. Joseph, Michigan .The Kellys have four children;Norman Kelly of Culver, Mrs.Glenna Haschel of Winamac, Mrs.Donna Rogers of Knox. and GeneKe lly of Fort Wayne. The couplehave eight grandchildren and onegreat-grandson.Because Mrs. Kelly is in illhealth , the couple will not beentertaining visitors for the anniversary. However, a family member has suggested a card shower toshare the happiness of the day .At the time of year when so manypeople are feeding the birds andhave turned to bird watching as ahobby. the library has added totheir library material records fromthe Library of Natural Sounds ofthe Laboratory of Ornithology, atCornell University, the followingrecords:" An Evening in SapsuckerWoods." the songs of birds andother denizens of a northeasternwoodland . This is produced byPe ter Pa ul Kellogg and Arthur A.Allen." Mu s ic and Bird Songs."sounds from nat ure with commentary and a nalysis. Produced byYES!.Agonizing PainFrom Ingrown Toenail?Get Outgro For Fast ReliefOutaro aives you fast temporary relieffrom inarown toenail pain. Outero toueh ens irritated skin, eases inflammation,reduces swelline without effectina t heshape, erowth, or position of the na il.Stop inarown nail pain fast with Outero.LaneSweetheartChestsr-------------1!Peter Paul Keliogg and supervisorof music James tl. Fassett."A Field Guide to Bird Songs, "of Eastern and Central America.This record is arranged to accompany " A Field Guide to the Birds,"a guide b ook by Roger To ryPeterson.! Your ChoiceOnly 99. 95L-------------.JCulver,WlrN . ' - "id-stotelOR IT iant-screen 23# table modelDIAGONAlenewpictureIndianaPostage is cJLeapertJLall gas.I 'VseyOurc}Lecki,ng accourzt. 30000 voltsof p7ct"ureelpovver 100%The MANDALAY E4541WJust the set for family viewing I And you can put Jton a roll-about cart (optional, extra) as well as ontop of a table. Sturdy metal cabinet in grainedKashmir Walnut color. Power Sentry System.Chromatic One-button Tuning. AFC. SynchromaticUHF Channel Selector. Instant Picture and Sound.Illuminated Channel Numbers.choosesolid-statechassisC2 .- . your best tv value!Save gas, shoe leather and late paymentcharges. a postage stamp IS cheaper. Pay yourbills by mail with a checking account atThe State Exchange Bank, Culver, Plymouth,Argos, .'o r the Farmers State Bank, LaPaz.Your ctznceled personalized checks (free at our bank) are indisputableproof of payment. And remember, everyone's personal checking is freeat our banks. No service charge, no minimum, there never has been.UIDU DIE llliACEIIEITAl's TV & AppUances115 South Main Street, CulverPhone 842-2982 ITHE ST. TE Ext u xH t; BA. K"Tht Banlr Thar GOOD WILL Built. .CULVERPLYMO UT H. ,.,. ARGOS.AIIl\1 EllS ST. TE BAXKLAPAZI

THE CULVER CITIZENPAGE FOUR FEBRUARY 7, 197·THE CITIZEN VISITS WNIT's NEW STUDIO FACILITIES A TOUR FOR CITIZEN READERSStanding amidst a clutter of newcolor broadcasti ng e quipment thatis awaiting installatio n , GaryWeinstein . WNIT' s new ProgramDi rector. jokes that his biggestproblem may be that . some areaviewers do not rea lize ·all TVs canreceive the new station 's p rogramnung."Channel 34 ts on every TVdial. " he says. "and you don'thave to ta ke a cable service toreceive our transm ission s."In fa ct. tests ha ve been received"loud and clear " in Culver thisweek . a the station implemented awee k of test programming that willcontinu e for the ne xt few weeks atabout tlve hours per day. five daysa week.The regular schedule will containall sorts of programs. running from9:00a.m. th rough 10:00 p.m . fiv edays a wee k. ano from 6:00 p.m .through 10:00 p.m. on Su nday.The CITIZEN visited the WNITstudios la st week to give readers anidea of the facilities and peopl ebehi nd the new public televisions tation.After meeting Tom Brubake r,Ge neral Manager. we were s hownthrough th e offi ces and stu dios byGary Weinstein. Program Director.Gary. a South Bend native. is incharge of establi shing th e programschedule and getting the programmaterial s (tapes and tilm s) on theatr.Other me mbers of the stationstaff were also present , and ares hown at t heir jobs 1n theaccompanying photos.A li sti ng of the propose dprogram schedule, as well as adescription of th e new shows. wilJappear in a future issue. Until then,readers are urged to test receptionof Chann el 34 on their sets bytuning to that number (it's just pastWSJV-Channel 28) on their UHFdial.Brie fl y. there will be children'sprogrammin g in th e morning (9: 00a.m. to Noon) and in the afternoon(3:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.). including"Sesame Street," "Zoom," "Electric Compan y. " and " Mr . Rogers'Neighborhood.· ·At oth er times of the day. adultprogram s will ran ge from '' KnowYour Antiques" and "Artists inAmerica" to " Maste rpiece Theatre" and "Evening at the BostonPops."Many of th ese s hows will comevia the Public Broadcasting Service(PBS). but the faci lities of Channel34 will be s upporte d in large partfrom local contributions of viewers.Pe rson s intere s ted in mo reinformation. or who would like tocontribut e to the tinancial s upportof the PBS station s hould write toWNIT-TV . Post Offi ce Box 34,Sou th Bend, Indiana 46624. i; , :- TRAFFIC MANAGER Lee Tarzasits in the middle of the newproduction studio of WNIT. Theroom is located in the ElkhartCareer Center, but will not becompleted for a while, since mostprogramming of the new stationwill be on video tape at fi rst. The Traffic Manager, by theway, is the person who keeps thestation broadcast log, the record ofwhat the station has transmitted.CITIZEN Photo,.II( .·1.I.I'tjI-·,'l'I I.fSTAFF ENGINEER Ralph Stratersits behind the master controlswitcher, taking d irections fromELEMENTARY SC HOO LLUNCH MENUMonday , February 11th - Beef fingers,green beans , bread , ro ll s, butter,lettuce salad, prune cake, mil k.Tuesday , February 12th - Potato soupand bacon , sliced cheese , peanut buttersandwich , appl e sauce, tapioca pudding , m i lk . Wednesday , February 13th - Hamburger and Spaghetti , Carrot St icks , Breadand Rolls wi th Butter , Peanut ButterSan dwich , Jello, M il k.Thursday , February 14th - BarbecueHamburger Sandwich , Peas, MacaroniSal ad , Jui ce, Cherry UP.Side-Do w nCake, M ilk .Friday , February 15th Chili ,Crackers , Bread and Rolls w i th Butter ,Cel ery Sticks , Peaches , Milk .HIGH SCHOOL MENUMonday , February 11th - Swiss Steakand Gravy , Mashed Potatoes, Peas andCar rots , Fru i t Juice , Bread and Butter ,Mi lk .Tuesd ay , Feb r-uary 12th - JohnnyMarzetti , Green Beans, Tossed Salad ,Gary Weinstein,-Program Director.CITIZEN PhotoPROMOTION DEVELOPMENT Isthe job of Nick Kleman, shownhere at the announcer's microphone during a test transmissionlast Friday.CITIZEN PhotoCHIEF ENGINEER Clem Kuespertdemonstrates how to "cue up" avideo tape on the station's videotape recorder [V.T.R.] This V.T.R.handles 2-inch reco rding tape,showing programs like "SesameStreet" and "Zoom!" The machintwas recently delivered by R.C.A. a1a cost of 35.000. CITIZEN PhottJello with Fruit , Bread and Butter,M ilk.Wednesday , February 13th - Ham andBeans, Corn Bread w it h Honey , ColeSlaw, Ice Cream Sundae , Fruit Juice,Bread and Butter, Milk .Thursday , February 14th - ChickenNoodle Soup, Crackers, Carrot Sticks,Toasted Cheese Sandwich, ChocolatePudding, M ilk .Friday , February 15th - Hot TurkeySa

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