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PAGE It The CiH-LeidrrTiesdijr, September 21. 117? i.twal i.l I i CHARLES HOLMES SAN ANTONIO Airman Charles Holmes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill J. Holmes 2012 N.

Elwood. has graduated at Lackland AFB, from the S. Air Force technical training course for' security police specialists. Airman Holmes, now trained in security and law enforcement, is being assigned to McConneU AFB. for duty with a unit of Strategic Air Command.

Completion of the course earned the individual credits towards an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force. The airman is a 1977 graduate of Elwood Community High School. 5'- tmmmt I IW 11 -j ELWOODPOUCE Ricaido Haime Ramerez, 28. Texas and Antonio Lopez, 33. Florida, were arrested at the Elwood Gty Pool Monday at 5:25 p.m.

Both were charged with public intoxication. The arrests were made when the police responded to a report of a reckless driver at the pool at Police received a report Monday at 10:10 p.m. of a sleeping bag stolen from a bus camper owned by Dale Davis. The vehicle was parked at 2019 N. A when the theft occurred.

The vehicle was also vandalized with a B-B gun shots. The home of Ernest Ellison, 101 S. 10th was discovered broken into Monday at 9:54 p.m. Entry was gained through a bedroom window and a 10-inch portable TV set was reported missing from the living room. Police were alerted to the break-in of an automobile owned by Paul Alexander, 1820 S.J Monday at 9:43 p.m.

Arriving on the scene police saw a subject run from the vehicle, officers chased the subject down an alley before he escaped them. A radiator hose was stolen from the vehicle. Teddy Bennett, 1812 N. reported a green three-speed bike stolen Monday at 12:37 a.m. Paulene Stevenson, Mid-Town Trailer Court, reported the theft of two antennas Mondayat 12:04 p.m.

Charlene Ponder, 1210 S. reported the theft of a remote control transmitter Monday at 9:30 p.m. The transmitter was stolen from 2403 S.J St. MADISON COUNTY Sabino Diaz, 1344 S. was involved in a one-car property damage accident Sunday evening at County Road 1050N and Country Club Road.

vehicle inspection ticket: inspection tkket shown, case dismissed Terra nee P. Cohen. 22, of 18715 Welworth South Bend, speeding. $50 bond forfeited. Ambrose F.

Adams. 57. of 3542 Station Indianapolis, speeding. $50 bond forfeited. Gary H.

Bowden. 25. of Rt. 1. Albany, speeding.

$50 bond forfeited. Mark W. Drveley. 22, of Box 35. Converse, speeding.

$50 bond forfeited. Emil A. Furhman, 57. of 610 Richmond KendaUville. speeding.

$50 bond forfeited Jerry A. Goodman, 30, of 5104 Wyckfield Way. Indianapolis, speeding. $50 bond forfeited. Carl R.

Horn. 24, of 2001 So. Elwood. speeding, $50 bond forfeited. Gwendolyn S.

King, 20. of 606 Wicheta Jonesboro. speeding, $50 bond forfeited. Theodore J. Miller.

51. of 700 No. Anderson Elwood. speeding. $50 forfeited Harold W.

Rector, 22, of 2206 Peace, Anderson, speeding, $50bondfordeiled. AldoM. Pettiford, 17, of 324 W. 14th Marion, speeding. $50 bond forfeited.

Geraldine M. Sizelove, 41, of 119 E. John speeding, case dismissed on motion of arresting officer. Bruce N. Morris, 20, of 718 Belzer Anderson, disregarding a stop sign; ticket received too late, dismissed.

Paul L. Martin, 57, of 2710 Berkey, Goshen, speeding, $41. Frank M.Ward, 25, of 415 E. Jackson, disregarding an automatic signal, $36. Robert D.

Rogers, 42, of 811 So. Main, Fairmount, speeding, $41. Jacquelyn D. McFarland, 19, of 2501 River Marion, speeding, $41. Thomas H.

Jackson, 26, of Rt. 1, Box 248, Elwood, no Diaz was reportedly traveling east on County Road 1050N when he attempted to pass a car and was forced off the north tide of the road. The Diaz car then came back on the road, left the south side and struck a tree. Diaz was unhurt, but his car sustained approximately $1,500 damage. Other sources indicate that the Diaz vehicle also struck a utility pole in the area causing an electrical outage to one home.

A home burglary was reported at the home of Larry Bear, Rt. 1. Summitville. Sunday around ALEXANDRIA CITY COURT Thirty three cases were heard by Judge James Braun during last Wednesday's session of City Court here. They were: Martin Kevin Webb, 19.

of 120 S. Howard. Summitville, reckless driving, $81 fleeing a police officer, $78 and one year's probation. Another charge of speeding, and disregarding a stop sign ticket, a citation for driving left of center, and a ticket for no license in possession were all dismissed. Michael D.

Appel, 18, of 609 W. Columbia, Alexandria, muffler violation, $36. Cora A. Hall, 43, of Rt. 3, Box 40, speeding, $41.

Bryan H. Smith, 19, of 902 W. Washington, improper lane usage, $36. James E.Greer, 16, of 602 W. Broadway, speeding, $41.

James A. Millen, 55, 103 Norfolk speeding. $41. Samuel Hannah, 26, of 1011 Walnut, Summitville, speeding, $46. David L.

Coubert, 27, of 717 No, 13th St El wood, no vehicle inspection ticket; inspection slip shown, case dismissed. Frank L. Howat.28,of612So. Anderson Elwood, no NEW JAYCEES Donald Stephens, hand on bike, ts pictured with six men he recruited for the local Jaycee Club during the month of July. Pictured left to right are John Burnette, Mike Dever, George Hartman, Jay Couch, Perry Durham and Tim Hendershot.

Stephens was awarded the bike donated by State Plating for the member signing up the most new men. The total of about 15 men recruited in the July membership drive brings club membership up to about 45. The Jaycees are active in the community and are presently planning a Haunted House for Halloween with the Willkie Committee and will serve and clean up at the dinners for the football team this fall. Anyone wishing more information about the vehicle inspect ion ticket. $30.

Jeffery J. Scott. 18. of Rt. 4.

Box 428. Anderson, speeding. $41. Edward Certain. 22.

of 406 E. 45th. Marion, speeding. $41. Dennis M.

Simison. 18. of 207 Willow Lane. Anderson, speeding. $41.

Harry J. Beeman. 30, of 1213 No. 10th Elwood. speeding.

$41. Todd S. Kesler. 16. of 400 W.

3rd Fairmount. unsafe start from a parked position, $36. FIRST AID Joyce Greer. 402 Walnut, was taken to Community Hospital on Sept. 14 after becoming sick.

On Sept. 15. Mary Weaver, 48, was transported to Community Hospital after reportedly being ill. Five other emergency calls were received by the local firementonSept6. Bester Veach, 112 E.

VanBuren was taken to St. Johns by the request of Dr. Shafer. Bill 79, became ill at his home and was taken to Community Hospital. Jim Cooper.

21, was hit on the head with a steel rod which resulted in cuts on his head and right hand. Cooper was taken to Community by the firemen. April Hartwell, 9, 607 West Washington fell and was taken to Community Hospital. Also on Sept. 17, Dorothy Etsler, 54, 704 E.

4th, was taken to Community Hospital Three emergency calls were received on the 18th as Judy Christie, 17, became ill and was taken to Community Hospital by the local firemen. FIRE On Sept. 18, a fire was seen at the Rt. 4 home owned by Larry McDaniel. A pan of grease caught on fire which burned the stove and Caused smoke throughout the house! the people speak Vt Call lt wHumu PUBLIC NOTICES- PARK BOARD The Elwood Park Board will meet tonight at 7 p.m.

in the city council chambers. If ICS) WOULD LIKE TO MAKE EXTRA KCXET Bicomta SKAXLEE DISTRIBUTOR Contact Dallas Histon SS2-3US Ask Us: Kenny Bourff Uax Petro Stive Smith Ron Shuck prr IIS iihl Rnnn IT Glials pa a uu We're Ready FTL To DHL! a ANYTHING GOES! Obituaries fncrsri- Ucdnosday SEPT. 21 f. tit gTTtAvr8 'm mml R. ii ii mm mm i ALICE EMBRY Alice Tomlinson Embry, 55, Coupeville, Wash, died Sept.

19 in Whidby Hospital, there. She was born Aug. 8, 1922 in Leesburg.Fla. She was a former Alexandria resident and until two years ago resided in Indianapolis where she was employed at Stokley Van Camp. Survivors include: her husband, W.

B. "Buck" Embry; two daughters; Wilda Boze and Ramona Roberts both of Coupeville; three sons, Ronald of North Carolina and Wayne and Wiley, both of Indianapolis; and 11 Other survivors include: her mother, Hallie Tomlinson of Anderson; five brothers, Paul Tomlinson of Alexandria and Robert, Hurchell, Russell and Bert Tomlinson, Jr. all of Anderson; four sisters, Bea Telfer of Alexandria, Lovina Baker of Anderson, Dorothy Vestal of Lebanon and Mary Jane McKinnon of Huron, Ohio; and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held in Coupeville Wednesday at 11 00 a.m. Memorial contributions 'J 5V Thursday SEPT.

22 VJ J8 0' muay SEPT. 23 I TP iOLLAEa HOSPITAL NOTES afternoon at the Tipton County Memorial Hospital. She was born in Clay County, Tennessee, on Dec. 30, 1903, the daughter of Joe and Chatt Kyle Brown. She married James Sullivan in 1920 who preceded her in death in 1940.

She is survived by: two sons, Joe of Tipton and Jack of Kokomo; five daughters, Miss Chatty Sullivan, Mrs. Millard (Lorine) Neal, Mrs. Dewroy (Ruby) Neal and Mrs. Jim Kathyrn) Heard, all of Tipton and Mrs. Linzie (Loree) Clark of Tennessee; one sister, Mrs.

Lillie Spear also of Tennessee, 20 grandchildren, and 21 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at the Leatherman-Morris Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Fairview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Wednesday.

will present program Elwood Community High School students will be treated to an innovative assembly program on energy Friday. Sept. 23. The presentation, which is sponsored by Indiana Michigan Electric Company, is entitled "Energy Today and Tomorrow." The energy program will come to Elwood following showings earlier in the week at Anderson, Frankton and Alexandria-Monroe High Schools. The live educational program is designed to help students come to grips with the bewildering energy situation.

They will be exposed to various fuels and methods of producing electricity; future energy alternatives; and ways to conserve energy! A considerable amount of demonstration equipment will be used to highlight the program in an interesting and entertaining way. Tony Whisenant, the teacher-demonstrator who will make the presentation, has recently completed extensive training at Oak Ridge Associated Universities in Oak Ridge, where the program was developed. He has a bachelor's degree from Georgia State College and a master's degree from Murray State University. Whisenant is traveling to highschqpls, hrbughouT'northeastern" Indiana served by may be sent to the Coupeville Methodist Church. MARTHA LISTON Martha Liston, 56, 308 Mi Sweetland died Monday morning at the Yohe Convalescent Home.

She was born in Tipton Feb. 9, 1921 the daughter of Earl Liston and Pauline Parnell Cochran. She had lived in Tipton all her life and was employed at the Compton Hardware. She was also a member of the First Baptist Church. Survivors include her mother, Mrs.

Pauline Cochran; a sister, Mrs. Maxine Martin of Illinois; five brothers, Richard of Alaska, William and Keith of California, Jerry of Texas, and Charles of Tipton. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Leatherman-Morris Funeral Home with Rev. Samuel Martin officiating.

Burial will be in the Fairview Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Wednesday. LAMPIE SULLIVAN Mrs. Lampie Sullivan, 73, 319'i Poplar died Monday Donald Heflin, Tipton Lorraine Jackson, Tipton Alice Lister, Atlanta Fred Nance, Windfall Estelle Petty, Tipton Patricia Thomas, Kirklin Judy Watson, Tipton Samuel White, Greentown Edith Saulsberry Frankfort ElvinGuffey, Tipton Barbara Hobbs, Elwood Brenda (Joan) Anderson. Tipton Jeanine Wade, Tipton Priscilla Barko, Kokomo Vida Hobbs, Elwood Charles Key, Cicero Jose J.

Isaac, Jr. Tipton DISMISSALS MONDAY Elpha Tomlinson, Elwood William Long, Tipton Virginia Russell, Arcadia Benson Voss, Cicero James Nelson, Sharps ville Gary Langley, Tipton Pamela Thompson, Shar- ps ville Willard Miller, Elwood Linda Collins, Russiaville Beth Horine, Fairmount Charles Rivas, Tipton Susan James, and infant, Tipton LuzenaVanBriggle, Tipton Betty Joanne Harlen, Kokomo MableDelph, Tipton Mary HamTTtptorr Keith McCain, Tipton 7E ARE SELLING ALL OUR 1977 BUICKS P0IITIACS III STOCK! 110 PRIZES! no GIMMICKS! JUST GREAT HEW CARS AT UNBEATABLE no REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSES "U12 UtlK st: s.Pentlie IIAVETrx. OFFER' rrf2f3t ii Nhf "r-s Mil Ittttr mutt IwcNrti S) letters fieJrtwejBel ei( McttMrttv fvftocl mm) To the Elwood Community We, the. management of Fettig Canning Corporation, wish to express sincere thanks to all who helped us to get back into production after our recent fire. Without the concerned help of the Elwood Community and our loyal employes, we would have been unable to resume production at the Elwood plant in time for this season.

The community spirit displayed by the many businesses and citizens who gave their assistance demonstrate the fact that apathy does not dominate our citizens as many would have us believe. Thanks again to all who helped us to prepare for the 1977 pack. Sincerely, Fettig Canning Corporation Church -notes- TRAVEL MEETING Local Gospel singers Bob and Nancy Henson will hold their Annual Travel meeting Saturday, Oct. 1, 6 p.m. at the Mangas Cafeteria Grecian Room.

The public, is invited to attend to hear about the Hen-sons' tours of the Holyland. Also speaking will be Uzi Vered, a native of Israel who has acted as guide for the Hensons' group tours. The Hensons will provide entertainment that evening with songs and information about future tours will be presented. CINCINNATI (AP) -Former astronaut Neil Armstrong' may be a college professor now, but he's still fascinated by the Buck Rogers approach to space. The first man to walk on the moon told delegates to a national, convention of accounts recently of his life-long attachment to science fiction.

Now an aeronautics professor at the University of Cincinnati, Armstrong told the accountants he was especially intrigued with stones of time machines. LV "FOB YiUJR Wifoet' vSvif nnmm 3r WITH GENUINE CM PARTS I) i i pontiac 5s INCORPORATED ll In MERCY HOSPITAL MONDAY ADMISSIONS PriciUa Hawkins, Elwood Barbara McGruder, Marion Deborah Lindley, Elwood DISMISSALS Mary Cooper, 929 N. 10th St. Lowell Alexander, 1321 S. St.

Brian Shrock, 1926 S. A St. Laura Maish, 1600 S. A St. Opal Smith, 1636 S.

Sheridan St. Frank Howat, 1612 Anderson St. BIRTH TUESDAY Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Mengelt, 1309 Dulee Drive, a boy.

TRANSFERRED Freddie Troutman, 13, Elwood, was transferred from the Tipton Memorial Hospital to St. Vincent's Hospital, Indianaplis, with a fractured leg received in football practice. TIPTON COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS MONDAY. James Albright, Tipton LouellynBartley, Frankfort Muriel Blystone, Tipton Ernest T. Bowers, Tipton 1 Herbert Brooks, Tipton Cecil Dunham, Tipton Kelly Shirlie Ellis, Greentown PHONE S52-J3S8 ELWOOD.