The Call-Leader from Elwood, Indiana • Page 7

hr ('a prill. I3T7 PACK 7 ELUOCQIV LUL Art Abbott, U.3 S. reported a car battery stolen at 7:07 a.m. today. Haskell Carter.

lSSS.PSt.. reported a stolen bike Tuesday Police were notified of the theft of three auto alarms from Hooks Drug Store. 1825 S. Anderson at 9:01 p.m. Tuesday.

Root beer mugs were reported taken from the Elwood A Root Beer Stand. 2831 Main at 7 :32 p.m. Tuesday. Fate Stiner. 1634 S.

reported that the railroad depot between 16th St. and 18th was being vandalized at 3: 12p.m. Tuesday. Bob Carroll, 501 N. A reported his Social Security check stolen at 12:37 p.m.

Tuesday. Steve 2208 S. reported that his dog had been shot at 8 44 a.m. Tuesday FIRE RESCUE A fire at 2540 N. was reported at 9:23 a.m.

Tuesday. The house, which sustained extensive smoke damage, is. owned by Gordan Ball and was occupied by Robert Jarvis. No SERVICE AWARD Sam Davis (left), manager of the Elwood Ex-Cell-0 plant, presents a watch and pin to Jim Fakes to recognize Fakes 20 years of service to the company. (Call-Leader I'hoto) NEW OWNERS Jack Wheeler (far right) is pictured as he gives the keys and management of Cards 'N Such to the store's new owner, Mary Hanlin.

Dave Garrett (far left), associate of Business Services will serve as general manager of the store. Also shown in the photo is Mrs. Wheeler who worked at the store. Mary Lewellen will serve as the store's operations manager. A grand opening of the business ill be staged April 29 and 30.

(Call-Leader Photo) injuries occ wred. Hattie Day, N. was taken to Mercy Hospital in the fire department rescue unit Tuesday at 1:25 p.m. and Lisa Hahn. 2004 S.

was taken to Mercy Hospital in the fire department rescue unit Tuesdayat 7 :05 p.m. -John Miller. 1901 N. was taken to Mercy HospitaLin the fire rescue unit Tuesday at ALEXANDRIA Beverly Cassidy. Rt.

New Castle, and Ruth Morgan, Rt. 3, Box 77, Alexandria, were involved in a twoar accident Friday, April 1. According to police reports, Cassidy's ear was traveling south on St. Rd. 9 and struck the Morgan vehicle in the right front, as Morgan was attempting to cross 9 from 6th St.

Sam Reed, Rt. 3. Alexandria, reported to Madison County police thaf $400 worth of goods had been taken from his garage over the weekend. Robert Schtetor, 209 NV Harrison, Alexandria, was taken to Community Hospital on Thursday, March 31, after suffering an apparent heart' attack. Opal Elsworth, 209 E.

4th Alexandria, and Jean Griffen, Rt. 188, were taken, in separate incidents, to Community Hospital by Alexandria firemen on Monday, April 4. FRANKTON Police officials apprehended a 16-year-old Frankton youth Tuesday on two counts of theft and two counts of burglary. The youth was reportedly' involved in a house burglary at the Norvel Vance residence, Rt. 1, Frankton, and a break-in at Dick's Welding Service on Maple In Frankton.

$750 in stolen merchandise was recovered. The arrest came after two other juveniles were arrested earlier in the week in connection with a break-in at Handy Andy Food. Store, Frankton. CITY COURT Judge Dan Bingham held Elwood City Court Tuesday morning in the city building. The following cases were heard: Haskel R.

Carter, 1625 S. public intoxication, arraignment set for-April 19. Terry L. Shannon, 214 Woodworth Frankton, driving under the influence, plea pf guilty, fined $25 and costs, driver's license suspended for 60 days with a probationary license issued to travel to and from work. Also sentenced to five days in the Madison County Jail with sentence suspended.

Duncan E. Davis, Kokomo, no operator's license, picked up on warrant for contempt of court, released on own recognizance, case continued to May 10. William P. BenefieL 18. 817 N.

11th violation of the 1935 Beverage Act. plea of guilty, fined $10 and costs. Angela R. Bennett, 18, Gas City, plea of guilty to charge of theft, judgment withheld on motion of prosecuting at-, tomey; plea of guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor, on motion of prosecuting attorney, fined $10 and costs, sentence of 30 days in Madison County jail, suspended on defendant's good behavior. Also plea of guilty to disregarding a stop sign, fined $5 and costs.

Teresa E. Davis, 18, Kokomo, plea of guilty to theft, judgment withheld on motion of prosecuting attorney; plea of guilty to contributing to delinquency of minor, on recommendation of prosecuting attorney, fined $10 and costs, sentence of 30 days in the Madison County jail suspended on defendant's good behavior. Gary Burmmet, 19, Lon Jean Trailer Court, Frankton, terfering with a police officer, plea of innocent, trial set May 24. James B. Abbott, 20, 1912 S.

violation of 1935 Beverage plea of innocent, trial May 17. James R. 1521 N. A public intoxication, failure to appear. The following people paid set fines for violations with the Clerk Treasurer: Garry K.

Powell, 25, Jasonville, no Indiana registration operating intrastate, $56. Ricky L. Carpenter, 24, East Sparta, OJrio, no form cab $131, no Indiana- mojbr fuel tax permit, $56, and no copy PSCI lease $131. Ted J. Fowler, 20, Bargensville, improper HOSPITAL NOTES Church ft -nolo MERCY HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS Troy Bogard, Elwood Erika McPhearson, Elwood Archie Caldwell, Elwood Lena Elwood Mildred Croy', Alexandria DISMISSALS Stanley Skorzelski, 701 N.

A St. Father Ted Fettig, Rt. 3, Box 374, Elwood Damfel Riddle, Indianapolis Troy Board, 1218 S.I St. Erika McPhearson, 1926 S. St.

HOME Mrs. liattie Day was taken from Mercy Hospital to her home Tuesday in the Copher and Fesler ambulance. the ten highest rated programs as well as the ten which are rated the lowest." The sponsors of the ten lowest- ratedjjrogram will be written and asked to recon- 1 sider their sponsorship of these shows. Finally, in January, if no positive response has been- received from the sponsors, a product boycott -will be organized as a protest against the sponsorship of undesirable programming. Along with the 1 product boycott, a letter-writing campaign to television networks and to.

local television stations will be promoted. The Church of God is one of the several denominations that are planning organized campaigns to stop the. proliferation of television programs which emphasize violence and sex. Tim Harting, Bob Rist and Rev. Roberts.

The public is cordially invited to attend the free evenings of music. The church is located at 1400 S. Harrison Alexandria TV PROTEST It is expected that over a quarter of a million persons will turn off their television sets during the week of April 11-18 as part of a four- phase positive protest being sponsored nationwide by the Church of God denomination. Pastor George Morrisett of the local Church of God has announced that his congregation is going to join in this effort. "We believe that it is time to do something more than just complain about current-television programming," the pastor stated.

"We intend to take personal action, begin ning in our own homes, that hopefully will bring about positive change in viewing habits and eventually in the media According to the announcement from the denomination's Family Life Commissien in Cleveland, Tenn.j1 the week of non-viewing is the initial phase of a four- phase program to be carried out over a period often months. The first part of the program will be followed by an emphasis on family television control. In September a nationwide survey of viewers will be conducted to determine ST. JOHN LUTHERAN A special service will be held at St. John Lutheran Church Maundy Thursday at 7 p.m.

The Rev. Henry Kleckley of Indianapolis will preach and administer Holy Communion. There will be no Tenebrae Service on Friday night. Easter Sunday service is at iv.av a. in.

wiui uic tvcv. Konkowski, Indianapolis as the guest pastor. ALEXANDRIA a praise gathering for believers, am Dili nnr) PIai.1. wiiucii uy auu uivi la Gaither, will be presented by the 40 voice Alexandria Nazarene Church choir Friday, April 8 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, April 10 at 6 p.m.

direction of Max Tulowitzky. The entire-production is ac companied by a full symphony orenestra souna tracK. Bob Huff will serve as lead, narrator; other narrations are by Joe Ellingwood, Harold Milner, David Miller, Tfm Harting, Jim Johnson, Duane Pickett, Larry Stafford, Joyce Ellingwood, Connie Johnson, Mary Lee Huff, Denise Ewing," Alice Miller, Sherry Stafford, Pom W.uiira Rist Rill and Rev. S. J.

Robert. include Joyce Joyce Miller, Jean Harting, Joe Ellingwood, David Miller, Julie Etchison, A candlelight Communion Service will be held Thursday, April 7, at 7:30 p.m. at the Frankton Christian Church special Easter Service. The Community Good Friday Service will be Friday, April at I p.m. at the Frankton Christian Church.

The Vandeveer Singers, a talented quartet from Mooresvillei will be bringing a gospel concert at Easter Sunrise Service Sunday, April 10 at 6 a.m. Breakfast will follow in the church fellowship hall. Regular Bible School hour is a.m. and Morning Worship at 10:30 a.m. The public is invited to attend.

Nursery services will be provided for all services. TIPTON COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS TUESDAY Tereisa A. Chambers, Tipton Maggie Favors, Kirklih Phyllis Hill, Cicero Denise Ironmonger, Kokomo Lewis E. Small, Tipton Chatt Sullivan, Tipton Jacqueline Watley, Kokomo Sadie Yeary.Scircleville Anna Ziegler, Tipton Russell Mitchell, Tipton 7 Carol Clark, Elwood Ann Tragesser, Tipton Esther L. Day, Elwood Diana Scircle, Kokomo Jewel Rich, Windfall Deborah Williams, Kokomo BIRTHS To Tereisa and Buddy Chambers, Tipton, a daughter DISMISSALS Carl McNew, Tipton Alice Norman, Windfall Leona Campbell, Tipton Patricia Curry, Tipton Michael D.

Keliey, Tipton Obituario a CARRIE D. THURSTON Carrie D. Thurston Howard, a 100- year old Tipton County, resident, died Tuesday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs. Sarah McCorkle, Rt. 4, Tipton, she had been ill for several years.

Mrs Howard was born in Shelby Co. on Jan. 26, 1877 and was the daughter of Peter W. and Sarah Ann Thurston. She married Thomas Howard in 1892 who preceded her in death in 1944.

Mrs. Howard was a housewife and mother of 11 children. She is survived by two sons, Glenn Howard of Elwood, and Robert Howard of St. Mary's, four daughters, Mrs. Sarah McCorkle and Mrs.

Fern Jackson, of Tipton, Mrs. Ruth Garza and Mrs. Pansy Butler both of Arcadia, one sister, Mrs. Laura Collingwood of Atlanta; 29 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Funeral services will beheld at the Mitchell Funeral Home on Friday at 2 p.m.

with the Rev. Marion McFarland officiating. Burial will be in the Fairview Cemetery. Friends may -call at. the funeral home after.

2 p.m. Thursday. PUBLIC -NOTICES- OFFICES CLOSED All Elwood city offices will be closed all day Friday for the Good Friday observance. YAACA notes FRIDAY, APRILS 4 p.m. 5 p.m.

Open Gym -Youth SATURDAY, APRIL 9 'Z 9 a.m. 10 a.m. Gymnastics 10a.m. -11 a.m. Wrestling 11 a.m.

12 noon Jr. High Open Gym 1 p.m. 4 p.m. Senior High Open Gym EflSTGll SPaGiflL AFHIL CHi CIJi use of dealers, plate, $56. Archie L.

Whitton'' 37, Marion, no, Indiana registration operating intrastate, Carl F. Riddle, 45, Albion over registered weight, $56. COUNTY COURT Judge Gregory Dietzen held County Court in the Elwood city building Tuesday afternoon the case of the State vs Roosevelt Hoskins. Hoskins, charged with driving under the influence, skipped bond and failed to appear in court. A warrant will be issued for his arrest.

Heating ami Cooling Can Collect CS4-4347 11111 LIIUII.I III .1111 I I III ,11. Ul I -I .1.1,1,, I I 'Z: Spring Ti'moSae Central Air Conditioning Hr Sd Itril lit Central Unit Installed to Your Present Furnace 1-Gii7 rural Color Portrait On Simulsted Canias 08LT jC Fri. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sat.

10 a.m. ta 4 p.m. 24,000 ITU 30,000 ITU 36,000 BTU Only Only Only $699 $799 899 At 2411 0 AtJOIlQ AlJiHQ Prk Inclwdti Initallatitn, H. lint Mt, tly Hutlng and Coaling Tntrmntat, OvtiM Ditcanntct mum STUDDDQ 122 So. Indarton St Erooa ilo Appointment Necessary TuinCity The Maranatha Chorale representing the Maranatha Baptist Bible College, of Waterton Wisonsin, will present a concert of sacred music at theFirst Baptist church, 400 Oak Tipton on Thursday, at 7 :30 p.m.

Free 1 1 1 1 i ni i i I I Dig I Thru Auril 13lh; A P.dding ULJ li L. Lh fer T.rd yK nn ir i inn rm ri inn i i r.nrnor Firti si It i 552-2255 V-yHUJ-L' JX li -U -L -J--U J-u ll Zj elvjood.