The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 24, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 November 1967 — Page 7

Independent-News Co. Purchases The Culver Cifizen The Culver Citizen, a weekly newspaper that was established July 13, 1894, and devoted to serving the Culver area, has undergone a change of managenient. Effective with this issue, "The Citizen" is now published by the Independent-News Co., Inc., of Walkerton. In liana. o - I \F i o Robert E. LT bin. president of the Independent-News Co., is now the e itor handling the mechanical end of the publication from the Walkerton plant. At the present, very little change will be made in the neWspap r p dh y. as the paper will continue to be printed on Wednesday for Thursday delivery. For the next few weeks, the Culver Citizen will continue to be handled from the present office, at Washington and Lake Streets, but in the very near future, the office will be located in th* former Shoe Ship at 105 S uth Main Street, between Gordon's Texaco Service and the Culver City Drug Store. Until forn d nnnouno ment, all bu -mess sh< uld be continued at the present location. Mrs. Roland Mackey and Mrs. Gkn Osborn will operate the Culver office, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Urbin and Robert Powers, another member of the present Independent-News Co. staff. The change of ownership of the newspaper is the result of an expansion move by the former publishers. The Culver Press, Inc. They have expanded under a merger of two companies and the new corporation. The Indiana Pri sa, Inc., will soon be located in a new building in Plymouth, where the Indiana Business and Industry publication will continue as Well as a large commercial printing plant. The monthly magazine has become a Well-known and growing adequate time on weekly publication of the Citizen. Mr. Urbin has been associate 1 with the Indt prndent-New.s Company since 1949. b> <uming editor and principal owner < f the company on February 1 1957 Ibis married to the former Mrs Susan Burch, of Walkerton, who

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also assists in the publication of the newspaper. Mr. Urbin was born in Kewanna, Ind., moving to Walkerton while still in elementary school in 1941, but is no stranger to the area. Included with the publication of the two newspapers the plant also does commercial work, both letterpress and offset, giving them a very complete operation. All services will be available through the Culver office. Name Halloween Costume Winners A parade of costumed youngsters was headed by the John Glenn High School band Tuesday night. They marched to the Elementary school where volunteers from each of the civic organizations conducted the activities and served each of those present milk, candy and an apple. The Chamber of Commerce headed the program with William Zimmerman as co-ordinator. Cash awards of SI.OO, 50c. and 25c was given for first, second and third place winners. They were as follows: Disneyland or Story Rook chai actors: Tammy Chng< np* <l. first; Sherri Frame, second; i’aul Miller, third. Animals: Mike Stockwell, first; Tommy Keeling, second; Tommy Veil, Third. Pretty Ladies: Jim and Jeff Armstrong, first; Gail Downey, second; Linda Shetland, third. Pirates and Military: Nancy Parkason, first; Leo Reinhold, second; Debbie Shock, third. Cardboard characters: Cail and I’aul Hershberger, first; Davi 1 Armentrout. second; Robert Armentrout, third. .Novelty: Jim Snodgrass, first; Janet Ryan, second; Mike Clark, third. Bude an I groom: Theresa and Barbara Mann, fii t; Susan Minter, second; Patty W* Ich, third. cb wns Julie Tiede. first; Todd Watham, second, Kimb<ily Keeling, thir ’. Hobo: Mike Roush and Barbar i Zahrn, first: Jeff Place, and Jim Hendricks, second; Marsha Bu--Well and Laura .larkin.-, third. Witches: Vicki Thodes, first; Kathy Fouts, second Patty Anspaugh, third. Cowboys and Indians: Connie Clark. first; Susan Carter, second, Jeff Keeling, third Scarcrows: Norman Whitteberry, first; Kenneth Hartsell, second. Julia Ryan, third. Ghosts. Goblins. Skeltons: Bobby Rhodes, first; Kevin Schweder, Scott Stockwell, Mathew Kick-bu-h, second: Paul Lloyd, third. Miscellaneous Edwin Heidi, David Fenstermaker, Danny and Kelly Patterson, first; Tommy Perkins, second; John Miller, Bill Rhodes, sec nd. I’LJ ATHLETIC’ BOOSTERS TO MEET MONDAY The polk - Lincoln - Johnson Athletic Boosters will have their November meeting Monday, Nov. 13 it 7 00 p in. CST in the High S<h'“l Library. All parents are invite 1 we n.-e 1 you.' upport.

Students To ■ Attend Matinee * Series Monday Students from nine Marsh.ill County school systems will attend the first in a series of free matimes Monday, Nov. 13, at Culver Military Academy. Over 1.500 High school students will hear the Randy Weston Jazz Sextet in a 1 p.m. performance. and Academy stu tents, faculty and area residents will attend another presentation at 8:15 p.m. The series, starting its seventh year, is financed by the EM. Morris Foundation. Inc., of South Bend with partial assistance from The Culver Educational Foundation in the Program of Education in the Performing Arts. The Academy's PEPA program is directed to sophomores, juniors an I seniors and is based on the b» lief that area school childrt n 111 I’d I XposUle to live theater. The students will also see the National Players Production of Shaki . p< a! * s "Much Ado About Nothing," Jan. 15, and the Indiana} Ji- Symphony, April 2. Leo K. Cohen. Culver's theati i director, h p s to reach the entire high -> hool population of Marshall C unty thr ugh the special matinee series which is planned to provide 12 programcovering music, theater and dance, during a student's three years in high school. The series is offere i to scho.J systems free of charge, <x<• pt I r transportation. Students will arrivt in over 10 busses from Aigos, Aubbecnaubbee, Bourbon. Culver, John Glenn of Walkerton. LaVilh Monterey, Plymouth and Tyner Th' schools will send from 124 to 250 students to each of the sh* w . The Weston J izz. St xG t tir t in the series, recently it turn- 1 from a State Department goodwill tour of Afru a and Eur p« . The performing and composing sextet has a repertoire which varies from classical jazz to exciting African ihvthms. The PEPA series is part of a three-part Culver thiater program. The matinees are -elected from the Academy's larger eon-cert-theater series arranged for Academy students, faculty and area residents. Three stud, nt and two faculty productions round out the program. The first student production. Archibald M.u Irish's 1959 Pulitzer

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Prize-winning "J. B will be presented Saturday. Nov. 11, at 8 15 pin. in Eppley Auditorium. Rainbow News Worthy Advisor, Pam Dutch' r, opened h< r fu.>t me. ting with the Lor.. Prayer. I-d by Mother Advisor Mis, Al Diew , Pam thanked tin- 15 girls and four adults who att. nd. d the School of Instrui ti< n at Michigan City tor Districts 1-2-20, It was announced that Mi.. Di-w Was made Gia nd 1h puty of Inti id 26 by Mr.-. HaZ'l Th-mp-oii Coats. Supieim Deputy I I(jRG in Indiana. Pam < -'mplimmbd m ixin> Mulh t. ('har it y, 1- r h- i imti.itoi y w - i k don.- at Mu higan < tiy. Two birthday cake- an med- 1 foi patents at Walk'i t- n Nui - ing Home. Pam announced the Rainbow Gitls wire to att-nd church with lu r Sunday, Oct. 22 at th. Unit'd Methodi t Chui' h. It Was yob d to hold a dame duimg th-' Thanksgiving h- hday. Nov. 21 "i 25. It will be t ailed th> "Tm , v . Caper ". The band Will b- fi m South Beni, the "Uni 11--1 Fours", w ith a donat. n • f $1 p. i pci si-n or $ 1.75 pci . ■ upb . <' diand p< pc in will be s< I I t r i- - freshment. . I ’am a a-.f that Get W- 11 • hd s be sent to Debbie Grav. ■ who i. ill with a In art murmur. A planter was st nt to h- r. Sharon Chapman was install'd as Fid' lity. Jana ■ H irt ugh was mti .dm rd and go'll < ngratulation. on being < ket. I John Glenn .- H'nitc'mmg Que ll for P. 167. Balloting was heli <n petition of Sandx Welch md M u h i Host. Her. They wire . let. d t< receive the degrees. Practice wis held on i program to b< iv. n for O.E.S. Mom Drews . av> us a tl. sing th mJit, t p • m ' G d M ike M< Kind." Th. Oct- ber 23 nn-eting wis ' peiv d in i. gul ii f' im. (' .nine V- kb r. i h.urman of stati naiy >d. gave a i•p r t. N- ai ly dl is oil. M. m 1)i ev.s a k. <1 ' very - i n- to phase back this ptojet t as all monies go to the Masonic Home at Franklin. Birthday cakes for Georgie L ugh and John Harness whose birthdays Were Oct. 27. yvere bak'd bv Connie Verkier and Lin a Daubi . It Was Voted to serve and c..ok a dinner for the Scottish Rite Ladles N«>V. 1 DeM'Jay boy yvill also s«Tve. A poster commit tee yvas ap-

pointed for the dance. M- m Drews showed soim samples ot gifts to b' mad'- for th' Walk- i ton Nm in I b-m- at Cari.-tn. , It wa , voted to d' • irat and till C' ff- '■ can s w ith home in; do cookies and < in .V and the c rlWill carol. Pam announi • d a Moth* - ('hi Ist in • • program w< uld b> Lid at the fit -t me> ting' in D < . ■ h> 11th. All mother-, wheth* i Mas, -ii - or () ES. a v to r special guests. Favors yvill o bak> d tor ■a< h M■ -m and p> invitiations will be -nt Sat n day. Dei ember 2 will b- yy > day at the T< mpb', to m. . favors and d> cerate n tt. e < n at 10 a.m. Lynn Picka v. t wa . m ■ d" d Low- md Pmlma V u l.Ji Service. Al o Sandy A kin historian. Shao n K . Ann yv i•< .bet • d t ■ r-■ i•. ' h d- . Imti.ition yvill be h- Id • t t gii 1.- Nov- mt).a I pr ■ •• b- Noy.-mb. r 11 pr rp 1 1. • “ a.m. It was vot. -1 to ~ ~t Pa. t M t• । - du n< r N. v- m i li>. M m Di •yy -ft. ndi IS< I of liisti hi ti -n it 1,-. ins| • O* ’• 'b. r 21 T". m. •': ->g cb -'-d in r gul ir form. Dat. t i ,-m. mt ■ t in N . her yvill b.- air uni 1 n xt w- • Open House Io Be Held At Tvner School T'n- r Elementary Sch lOj i Hou. e will be h. Id T . - Lr.. N v. 1I at 7nop m. EST. UI p i--, r’s are emdi illv invit' d t , .n. ro Stud'nts yvill bun:’ hdi ■ fui" , details and a tin Im lub of • i ' ip"n h' us- b acuity im mb' : yvill be the hosts. GIRL '-I OI I MA\ S The W|] . rt- n .lum- r G 1 Scout Ti ■ p -197 'iit-il oi i Bi wmc T' • p ..6 with , Hr w• cn Party ■” ■ r h- 1. (). t. .. at thi Y >uth Ihiildin T’ Junior ' ht t . ■ gr ■ 'Up ing games. C- ikies md f. chocolate w- !• m .J.- .md '-i y i by the h' t gi' up '»f Juni' i-. Mt R n tld St-ink i I d of the Juni r Tr-'op md M Willi ;■ Bi owni'-s. NOT 1 ( E Fellowcraft Degr. .- Thur- N . 9. 7 30 at Masonic L- dge. \\ a.h - erton. Seat Belt.- Do Save Live.-,

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