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NOV.
23, 1967 — THE
CULVER
CITIZEN
— 9
Mr.
and Mrs.
Solon Emery
were
guests
of Mr. and Mrs.
Alane
Emery
of
Chicago Sunday,
Nov.
19.
.
Mr. and Mrs.
Solon Emery
Visited
Mr. and
Mrs.
J. W.
Hop-
ple
of
near
Warsaw, Ind. Friday,
Nov.
17.
Miss
Linda
Massa
visited
with
her
parents,
Mr. and
Mrs. Louis
Banks Sunday,
Nov. 19 Mr.
Larry
Shaffer
of
Monterey
also
dropped
in to
visit.
Mr.
and Mrs.
Harry
Speyer
had
as
weekend
guests,
Mr. and
Mrs.
Dick
Reynolds
of
South
Bend.
Mr. and
Mrs. Fred
Bowl-
by
of
Lake-of-the-Woods joined
them
at
dinner' Saturday evening.
•
Marine Captain Gary Gretter,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs. Urban Gret-
ter,
spent
a
week
with
his
par-
ents.
Since returning
from
Vietnam,
he has
been
stationed
at Quantico,
Va. at the
Marrno
Corp
Olficer
Training School.
The Plymouth congregation
of
Jehovah's
Witnesses
attended
the
semi-annual Watchtower Conven-
tion
held
at the
South
Campus
High
School
in
Huntington,
Ind-
iana,
on
Friday, Saturday
and
Sunday,
Nov.
17-19.
Mr.
and Mrs.
Ralph Condon
visited
their grandson,
James,
and
his
parents
Mr-,
and Mrs.
Ralph
Condon
Jr. at
Knox.
James
is
recovering
from
a
ton-
sillectomy
and his
grandparents
helped
cheer
him up.
Mr.
and Mrs. Ora
Reed drove
to
Griffith,
Ind. Sunday, Nov.
19
to
visit
Mr.
Dale White. They
were accompanied
by Mr. and
Mrs.
Modest Long
and Mr. and
Mrs.
Raymond White, both
of
Plymouth,
Ind.
Mr.
and Mrs.
Urban Gretter
Observed Thanksgiving, Sunday,
Nov.
19
with
a
family
dinner.
Present
were Captain Gary Gret-
ter, Quantico,
Va., Mr.
Philip
Gretter, Otterbein, Ind.,
Mr. and
Mrs.
Bob
Dickson
of
Muncie,
Ind.,
and
Miss Linda Thompson
of
Delphi,
Ind.
Mr.
and Mrs.
Gerald Thomas
and their
three
daughters
ac-
companied
by Mrs.
Thomas'
mother,
Mrs.
Omer Hook,
spent
Sunday
Nov. 19
celebrating
a
family
Thanksgiving dinner.
The
dinner
was
held
at the
home
of
Mr.
and Mrs.
Frank McLane
of
Fairmont,
Ind. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McLane
of
Culver were
also
guests
of his son and
daugh-
ter-in-law.
Birthday
dinner
for
Mrs. Claire
Zehner last Sunday
at the
home
of
Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Zehner
Those
present
were Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
MeKinney,
and
sons,
Michael
and
Paul
of
Anderson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peter
McCasland
of
Elkhart,
Michele Zehner
and
John Zehner.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jessie
L.
Worlen
and Debbra
of
Trenton, Michigan,
Mr.
and Mrs.
Charles
E.
Over-
myer,
Jayne
and
Mike
Carroll
of
Logansport,
Mrs.
Benjamin
I.
Rinehart
of Ora, and Mr. and
Mrs.
Clifton
Kline
were Sunday
dinner
guests
in the
home
of
Mrs.
Ruth
Overmyer.
Mr. and Mrs.
Worlen
and
Debbra visited
in
Mrs.
Overmyer's home
from
Sat-
urday
to
Tuesday forenoon.
Hospital
Notes
Starke Memorial Hospital, Knox
Miss
Judith
Ewing,
Culver.
Parkview
Hospital, Plymouth
Mrs.
Lewis Moore, Culver.
MANOR
MARKET
Groceries
Beverages
-
Meat
Sinclair
Products
Closed Wed. after
12
Noon
IvUxinkuckec
Landing
Tri
Kappa
Members Attend
Workshop
lit
Plymouth
Culver,
concerning Province
Ten's
gift
of
$1,055
to
Cystic
Fibrosis
Clinic
in
Elkhart,
Ind-
iana.
Mrs.
Craig,
who
chaired
the committee
for the 14
chap-
ters
involved,
told
those
present
that
a
substantial portion
of
this amount
was
being
spent
for
a badly-needed piece
of
equip-
ment.
She
explained that cystic
fibrosis
is a
hereditary
disease
in
this country. Children
and
young
adults suffering
from
cystic fibrosis must
live
near
a
clinic
in
order
to
receive regular
monthly
care.
The
average
cost
per patient for
one
year
is
$1,200.
For this
reason
the
clinic
main-
tains
a
medicine bank stocked
Buy
your face
with
a
three-months' supply
to
assist
families
in
meeting
the
expense.
It
was
agreed
that whatever
monies remained
in the
above
amount
would
either
be
used
to
buy
other equipment presently
lacking
at the
clinic,
or to re-
plenish
the
medicine bank
with
medication
for
free distribution,
which
is an
ever-present
and
growing
need.
Use Your
Seat
Belts
Always!
F
Now
Possible
To
1
Shrink
Hemorrhoids
1
a
razor.
On
November
1, 1967, Mrs.
Francis Johnson,
of
Plymouth,
Ind.,
Province
Ten
Officer
of
Kappa Kappa Kappa, welcomed
chapter
officers
of
Auburn, Bre-
men, Columbia
City,
Elkhart,
Garrett, Goshen,
Kendallville,
LaGrange, Mishawaka,
Nap-
panee,
Plymouth, South Bend,
and Warsaw
to an
all-day work-
shop
at the
United Brethran
Church
in
Plymouth.
Committee reports included
that
of Mrs.
Addison Craig
of
f
GillettcTechniaiic
Razor
$2.95
And
Promptly
Stop
Itching,
Eelieve Pain
In
Most
Cases.
I
Science
has
found
a
medication
•with
the
ability,
in
most
cases—
to
relieve pain,
itching
and shrink
hemorrhoids.
In
case
after
case
doctors proved,
while
gently
re-
lieving
pain, actual reduction took
place.
The
secret
is Preparation
if®.
It
also
soothes
irritated
tis-
sues
and
helps prevent further
infection.
Just
ask for
Prepara-
tion
H
Ointment
or
Suppositories.
• i
Who won't run
in
the
"high
prices"
race?
The
people
at Nipsco!
We've
trained
our
team
to
keep prices low. In fact,
while
the
cost
of
just
about
everything else keeps
going
up, the
unit
price
of
electric service used
by the
average Nipsco
resi-
dential
customer keeps
going
down. That's because we make
electricity
more
efficiently
than
ever, and
management
con-
tinues
to
find
ways
to
hold rates down. Nipsco electric ser-
vice
is
quite
a
bargain, and it's
getting
better
all
the
time!
symbol of
service
in nipscotend
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