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Steven M. Heim Joins The Culver Academies Staff Wh.- M North Liberty native Steven M. Heim has joined the staff at The ; ulver Academies' as a staff writer md photogrpaher, according to : ynthia J. Lawson, Director of Communications. Heim is responsible for providing research, writing and editing <upport for the Culver Educational foundation's communications program, which includes marketing, public and media relations, publiations and photography. The son of Al Heim, and the late Diana Heim, of North Liberty, Steven earned his bachelor of science degree from Taylor University in 1991 and his associate of arts Jegree from Vincennes University in 1988. Heim is a 1985 graduate f John Glenn High School, Walkerton. He currently resides in Culver *ith his wife Karen (Van Prooyen, Taylor University ’93), Heim is a reporter with The Culver Citizen. Located along the north shore of lake Maxinkuckee in the town of Culver, the Academies are boarding schools offering a nine-month, sollege preparatory curriculum for grades nine through 12. The Academies have an enrollment of ■>so students with nearly 20 percent of the student body hailing from Africa, Thialand, Switzerland, Japan, Germany, Mexico, India and the Peoples Repubplic of China. Culver Military Academy, celebrating its 100th birthday anniversary in 1994, is based upon a military leadership system, and Culver Girls Academy is based upon a Prefect system, with girls following a self-rule operation. The school offers students participation in more than 30 sports and programs including horsemanship, crew, aviation and hockey. The Fine Arts are explored through dance and theater troupes and classes ranging from sculpture to ballet. Administered by The Culver Foundation, the Academies and the Culver Summer Camps operate on he same 1,800 acre campus. Acomplished Culver alumni include Bill Kock 'SB, most recent winner >f the America’s Cup yacht race, actor Hal Holbrook ’42, New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner '4B, and move critic Gene Siskel '63. The world’s longest fresh water ake is Lake Tanganyika in Africa. The first cultivated peanuts were grown by South American Indiana at least 12,000 years ago. PS Yean 01 Professional A Persona! Sennet • UPHOLSTERY , :^ s w (219) 586-2745 or (219) 324-4942 Cal 6 00 » m - 12 00 p m

Korean Native Entertains At Community Club At the October 21st meeting of the GFWC Walkerton Woman’s Community Cub the members wre entertained by Suki Cho of LaPorte. A native of Korea, Mrs. Cho belongs to the LaPorte Amateur Music club. She related to the group her experiences, of how she came to this country and since she has become an American citizen. She was wearing a beautiful Korean gown. She sang “How Great Thou Art" in both English and her native language. Mrs. Cho is a member of the Walkerton Presbyterian Church. President Barbara Simpson gave a report on the October 14-16 Great Lakes Conference which she had attended in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

yj\ North Liberty, Indiana । —] First Baptist Church ' ”... a people for His Name... ” Acts 15 14 BE INFORMED' li „„— =— —ii MUI Tl-MEPIA « FRESENTA TIMS ON KEY &MEE harmless, Christians need to recognize the enemy and his war against traditional values. YOU ARE INVITED TO COME AND HEAR SKETCH ERICKSON, November 6-10, 1994 at NORTH LIBERTY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. I.:— — ■ SPECIAL TEEN GATHERING SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5. S.OQPM KICKING THE HABIT n With more Americans dependent on drugs, the need to look at the problem II | from a totally Biblical approach is pressing Sketch shows us what is || happening on the street as well as the home This program includes moving [[testimonies of converts to the transforming power of God's love and deliverance A comparison between Rome and the United States focusing on the similarities which led to the fall of Rome The decadence, materialism of our society bear testimony The conclusion leads us to the Christians commitment for basic holy principles and purity Be sure to attend, BRING A FAMILY WITH YOU 1 This could prove [[ to be one of the most important hours of your life' MY 16 TV SHOWS II I Does TV go too far? There s more to television than meets the eye' Most of us do not realize how conditioned we have become to U accept worldly standards as norm The entire family will be | fascinated by Sketch's version of a Biblical rating system p . ... . ■ ? ... .. iL MONDAY NOVEMBER 7.7;QOFM HOW FAR IS FAR ENOUGH? I H Thls program shows how the media gently conditions us to current morality Sketch exposes movies as "weapons of mass || culture " Does Hollywood hate religion? Be aware of || Hollywood's discrediting of Biblical faith values We are told to “Redeem the time because the days are evil" \WHAT’S COOKIN’ON YOURRADIO?\I Sketch^qpkHes f^^ affects [| us, challenging young and old to seek a balanced diet of that which is good The first half of the || program deals with rock music without lyrics Part two shows how the message conditions without our knowing it WEDNESIMLJ^^ Sketch rips the mask of acceptability off Satan and exposes his ugly II kingdom here on earth Satanism in ritualistic crime is exposed Portions of the satamc bible and black mass are presented Sketch zeros in our || satamc rock groups and asks the disturbing question, Can Christians ever be demon possessed? - [The New Age Movement is the fastest growing religion on earth today It is a hybrid mix of spiritual, social and political fomes This program | reveals the hidden occultic meaning and dark powers of the symbols | marks and logos promoted by the New Age Also a shocking expose' of the toy and cartoon industry NURSERY IS PROVIDED! EVERYONE IS WELCOME, PLAN TO ^ENDLLL 407 W Elm St PO Box 547 Pastor Ernest L Fiebig (219) 686-7201 |hom«) North Liberty IN 46654 (219) 666-4537 Assl Pastor Kevin Alber (219) 666-6716 (hom.) “There is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the Man Christ Jesus. ” 1 Timolhy 2 5

Mildred Nolcheff showed the group a beautiful crocheted piece which she plans to enter in the state Arts and Crafts Show. Afterwards it will be available for a club auction. The president distributed copies of a sample letter addressed to President Clinton urging him to create a Multipartisan National Commission on Women. Members were asked to re-write the letter in their words and sent it to the president before the end of the year. The members were reminded that the November 4th meeting will be Guest Night and will be held at Al's Diner at Koontz Lake at 6:30 p.m. Mildred Casey informed the group that Helen Bowies, a member of the club, is very ill in the LaPorte Hospital. Birthday ladies for October were Carol Knop, Mildred Nolcheff, Alfreda Onika and Selma Pry. Alfreda won the prize of two cute Halloween characters.

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Hostesses for the meeting where Carol Knop, Ruth Rusch and Barbara Simpson. In closing, the president reminded the group of the 13th District Convention to be held on November sth at the South Bend Progress Cub and urged members to attend. MARRIED Matthew Alan Arick, of South Bend, and Jennifer Rae Smith, of Anderson, Indiana were married on September 15 in Anderson by Judge Frederick Spencer. Matthew, a 1992 graduate of John Glenn High School, is a third year student at Ball State studying Respiratory Therapy. Jennifer is a 1992 graduate of Highland High School, is employed with SCS Credit Services in Anderson. Matthew and Jennifer will live in the Muncie area.

NOTICE All township people who reside north of U.S. 6 in Precinct 1, Lincoln Township, will vote at the Youth Building this year. None are more taken in by flattery than the proud, who wish to be first and are not. —Benedict Spinoza < Fresh POTATO i : DONUTS ^Saturday, Nov. 5;: 8:00 a m. To 11:00 a m. Ji NORTH LIBERTY ;! > MASONIC LODGE

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