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2-B THE BANNER. Saturday December 7. 19M5 RATCLIFF GROVE Selective Service To Pass Milestone I .5 -Ail i C3f a PrizeWinner "LADY of the Lake. owned by Buck and Jeannette Chastain. Seymour Rt.

3, was named inermediate champion heifer Nov. 20 at the 1985 North American International livestock Expo held in Louisville. Ky. The Simmental cow will now compete in the 1986 National Western Show to be held Jan. 15 in Denver.

Colo. Pictured are. from left, Jeannette Chastain. Chris Ragland. (breeder).

Buck Chastain. Brent Williams, and I Amy Phillips, Simmental Queen. B. Caliber," Simmental bull owned by the Chastains. was also selected a class winner at the Expo.

authority to accept registrations of men after they turn 26. Men who failed to register will have permanently forfeited their right to certain federal student-aid and job-training benefits, as well as federal employment. Additionally, registration with Selective Service is a requirement in some states for various employment opportunities, such as law-enforcement agencies and permission to practice law. Men born in 1960 who have registered will reach age 26 in 1986 and. under present law, will no longer be eligible for selection for induction.

Over 15 million men 18 through 25 have registered with Selective Service since President Carter initiated registration in 1980. Men 18 to 25 who have not yet registered should registetpromptly to avoid prosecution andor loss of benefits, a spokesman said. Registration takes only five minutes at any post office. Failure to register is a felony, punishable by a fine of up to $250,000 andor up to five years imprisonment. BCHS Student Makes Cassette Tape Of Christian Songs Shelly Mendell, a senior at Browns-town Central High School, has recently completed a cassette tape recording of six Christian songs.

One of five daughters of Jack and Marge Mendell, Freetown Rt. .1, Shelly plans on a singing career. She has participated in swing choir, student council, and musicals at school. She is a member of the National Honor Society. Spanish Qub and Lettermen's Gub.

and has played on the basketball, volleyball, and cross-country teams. Instrumental background music for the cassette, which was made at a Columbus recording studio, was provided by Shelly's mother on the piano. Danny Dritt on lead guitar. Scott Lewellen on bass guitar, Kurt Turner on synthesizer, and Greg Hercamp on drums, with vocal background music by Fay Abell and Kelly Stidd. The tape is entitled "Down in My Heart." 'Voice Of Praise' To Sing Sunday At First Baptist A musical, "Cradle the King with Praise," will be presented by the Voice of Praise of the Seymour First Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, Dec. 8. The musical, arranged by Camp Kirkland, features music by Steve Adams, Denny Dawson, and Camp Kirkland. Telling of Christ's coming, its purpose and potential, the choir will sing accompanied by recorded orchestral music. The soloists for the evening will be Jim Carter, Ervih and Pat DeWitt.

Bill and Martha Mclntire, Mindy Marvin, Jeanne Nichols, and Dick Robinson. A Sunday school attendance, 54; church. 74. The community extends their sympathy to the family and friends of Raymond Carmichael. who passed away Wednesday morning.

Brother Dan Owens and family of Virginia brought the Sunday evening -service at Ratcliff Grove. Joe Soladine. Brent Jones, and Bob Kinworthy and daughter. Becky, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Mancil Soladine Sunday. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cross and family and Susie Wayt were Mr. and Mrs.

Larry Wayt. Brian and Sarah. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wayt and children.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wayt and LaVella. Mr. and Mrs.

Bryce Ping and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wayt and Rachel. Thanksgiving supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Reedy and Gertrude were Mr. and Mrs. Kamron Wright. Mr. and Mrs.

Mark McKinney. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wynn. Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Martin. Brandon and Leslie. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Koop. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Smith, and John Charles Robbins. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenny Sherman and Greg Greathouse and Karen Gaycamp were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Greathouse. Mrs.

Harold Rees of Indianapolis visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cross. Those helping to celebrate Gertrude Reedy and Inez Baughman's birthdays and also enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner Thursday were Mr. Baughman, Mr.

and Mrs. Tony Baughman and son. Thomas, and Mrs. Curtis Baughman, Emily and Timmy, Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Goodman, Susie and Mike, and Mr. and Mrs." Henry Cockerham. Happy birthday. Gertrude and Inez! Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Cross attended the Farm Bureau State Convention Monday at Indianapolis. Spending Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brewer were Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Cox of Seymour. Mr. and Mrs. Mark McKinney of Crest-wood, 111. In the afternoon, they enjoyed a telephone call from their grandson, Scott McKinney, who is in the Air Force and stationed at Plattsburg, N.Y.

David Kinworthy of St. Louis, visited Dene Eisele and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Moore and sons, Cody and Coby. Mrs.

Joyce Vogel and sons, Jimmie and Matt, visited her parents, Mr. and -Mrs. Morris Stout. Sunday. Gertrude Reedy.

Edith Browning, and Marie McElfresh attended the Willing Workers Gub at the home of Ann Lucas where they enjoyed their Christmas dinner. The youth class of Ratcliff Grove enjoyed a skating party Wednesday evening at Seymour. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cockerham left for their winter home in Florida Monday.

Mancil Soladine accompanied Bob Kinworthy and Becky to Indianapolis Saturday where Becky caught a plane returning home to California. Those visiting Mrs. Florence Goss this past -week were Mr. and Mrs. Cash Waggoner, Mr.

and Mrs. Junior NORMAN Mrs. Rettia Hall spent the weekend with her daughter, Judy McKinney, and children of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Axsom and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Axsom and daughter, Karen, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Kelly of Bedford on Thanksgiving.

Robert Fish of Fairborn. Ohio, spent the latter part of the week with his sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Davis. Mr.

and Mrs. Asa Sessions of Freetown were dinner guests Saturday night of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hillenburg and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Timothy Norman are the proud parents of a son, Stephen Eric, born Saturday, Nov. 30. Stephen weighed eight pounds l2Vi ounces. Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Hall and family spent Thanksgiving at the home of Charlie Morrison where the Morrison family gathered for their annual dinner. Then they attended a get-together of the Speer family at Fairview Church near Bedford. Mr. and Mrs.

Horace George attended the wedding of Larry Norman of Columbus. Mr. George's grandson, and Michelle Stigdon of Ogilville. Saturday afternoon. The Pentecostal Church began a revival Saturday, Nov.

30. with Philip Miller as evangelist and Mrs. Miller and their little girl from Tennessee. Gosing date will be announced later. Mr.

and Mrs. Kelsie Axsom and children, Alan and Pam, and Mrs. Leon a Axsom spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Henderson and children of Evansville.

Mrs. Fred Qualkenbush of Bedford spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Bertha Easton and daughter. Ruth. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Norman and daughters of Brownstown were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Norman on Thanksgiving. Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Davis. Robert Fish of Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Sharon Curry and family of Brownstown and Virginia Spurgeon of Ohio were dinner guests of Mrs.

Gene Sanders and family on Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Pace of Texas, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Steve Axsom Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Harbaugh and Melinda. Mr.

and Mrs. James Harbaugh and Cody. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Harbaugh and Kyle of Columbus and Helen Dewey were dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Nelson on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Horace George were visitors in Brownstown.

Bedford and Bloomington the past week. Mrs. Arthur L. Nelson Goss. Sharon Smith.

Becky Goss. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Goss. Mr.

and Mrs. Tim Goss and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Osborne.

Mr. and Mrs; Gary Kleinweber. The Bad News Bears 4-H met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Gloria Cross. Ilene Eisele Beth Hall Beth Annette Hall Marks Birthday Beth Annette Hall celebrated her first birthday Nov.

11. She is the daughter of Billie Hall Robinson of Vallonia. A Smurfette and puppy dog cake, ice-cream, and soft drinks were served at the party. Those attending were maternal grandparents. Berl and Carol Robinson; maternal great-grandmothers.

Stella Green and Jeanette Robinson: Dewey Robinson; Rhonda Robinson; Murl Robinson; Hetta Weddell and Jason; Joan. Chris, and Josh Marcott: Becky Robinson; Lisa Robinson; Bobbie Gene Robinson: Crystal Robinson; Larry and Janice Robinson and Tim. Jim Weddell and Jill Loudermilk sent gifts but were unable to attend. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE National Forest Timber For Sale. Hoosier National Forest.

The TSI Area Firewood Sale located within T7N. R4E. Sealed bids will be received in public at the Brownstown Ranger' District at 9 0 a.m. local rime on January 7. 1986.

for an estimated 97.15 cords of mixed hardwood firewood. A performance bond of $300-5500 will be required. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Complete information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale, and submission of bids ts available to the public from the District Ranger. Brownstown Ranger District.

608 W. Commerce Street. Brownstown. IN 47220. Dec.

7) SEARCH UNDERWAY FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN According to the Federal Law 94-142. a search must be made each year to locate handicapped children between the ages of 0 and 21 who are not presently in school. These children are entitled to an appropriate, free, public education. The children need to be located, so they can be evaluated and placed in appropriate special education classes or be given the proper services. The local search is throughout the Joint Services area, including North Lawrence.

Mitchell. Orleans. Brownstown. Shoals, and Carr Township School Corporations. This search is under the direction of Mrs.

Barbara Mille-Director of Special Education. Under the Mandatory Special Education Act. the following services are offered: Classes for Mildly Mentally Handicapped (MMH). Moderately Mentally Handicapped (MoMH). SevereProfoundly Mentally Handicapped (SPR).

Multiply Handicapped (MH). Hearing Impaired (HI), and DeafBlind; services or classes for Learning Disabilities; services or classes "for Emotionally Disturbed; services for Physically Handicapped and Blind; Psychometric services: Speech Therapy; and Physical Therapy. The Orange. Lawrence. Jackson.

Martin Joint Services Area furnishes all of these services with the exception of classes for the blind in this area. These students should attend the Indiana School for the Blind at Indianapolis. Materials and books with large print are ordered for visually impaired children through the Special Education office. If you have or know of a handicapped child not already in school, stop by a local school for a form to fill out. or contact the Special Education office.

1401 ISth Street. Bedford. Indiana. Phone (812) 279-6651. (Dec.

7) NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE By virtue of a certified copy of decree to me directed from the Clerk of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana. New Albany Division, in Civil Cause No. NA 85-247-C. wherein the United States of America is plaintiff and the defendants are Daniel H. Gulletl and Linda S.

Gulletl. requiring me to make the sum of $42,182.73 plus interest thereon after September 23. 1985. together with costs of this action, as provided for in said decree. 1 expose at public sale to the highest bidder on Jan.

13. 1986. at 10:00 A.M.. local time, on said day afthe door of the Jackson County Court House. Brownstown.

Indiana, the following described real estate located in Jackson County. Crothersville. Indiana: (218 East Street, Crothersville. Indiana 47229) Lot Number One (1) in Garland Acres. Town of Crothersville.

The full amount of the purchase price is due on the day of sale. Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. RALPH D. MORGAN United States Marshal (Nov. 16.

23. 30. Dec. 7) NOTICE OF HEARING Re: In the Matter of the Termination of the Parent-Child Relationship of Infant Male Wesley, a child, and his unknown biological father; In the Circuit Court (Juvenile Division) of Jackson County, Indiana. 40th Judicial Circuit, Cause No.

85 86; Pursuant to I.C. 31 6-7-5 and T.R. 4.13 of the Indiana Rules of Procedure, legal notice is hereby given to the unknown biological parent of Infant Male Wesley, a male child bora on October 8. 1985. now aged 1V4 months, that court hearing will be held on December 18.

1985. at 2:00 p.m. in the Jackson Circuit Court. Brownstown, Indiana to hear evidence in support of a petition filed by the Jackson County Department of Public Welfare to terminate any and all parental rights the unknown biological father of Infant Male Wesley may have to said minor child. Said unknown biological father of Infant Male Wesley has ten (10) days from Decembers.

1985. to respond to this notice and should he fail to so respond, judgment by default may be entered against him terminating any and all parental rights he has to said minor child, as prayed for in said rViirioa to Terminate Parental Rights. JOSEPH M. ROBERTSON Attorney for the Jackson County Department of Public Welfare P.O. Box 972 Seymour.

IN 47274 (812)523-3120 (812) 358-2421 22 (co Dennis Carmichael) (Nov. 30. Dec. 7. 14) The Selective Service System will reach an important milestone in the registration of young men on Jan.

1. 1986. Beginning then, men who were required in 1980 to register with Selective Service will be turning 26. Selective Service does not have the RUSSELL CHAPEL The community expresses sympathy to the family of Bertha Robbins of Tampico. She was active in the church and the community.

She lived her Christian faith daily and was loved and respected by all who knew her. Thanksgiving Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Prince were Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Silence. Michael. Tracy, Angela and Chuck of Dayton. Ohio, Mrs. Helen Prince of Crothers-ville, Mr.

and Mrs. Greg Kiste, Mr. and Mrs. Montie Prince, Marcia, Matthew and Mark of Seymour, Randall Prince, Brad and Scott of Crothersville Rt. 1, and Mr.

and Mrs. Keith Prince of Crothersville Rt. 2. Mr. and Mrs Jerry Scott, Michael and Jared of Crane Hill were Thanksgiving Day dinner guests of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Roland Mc Kain. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parker spent Thanksgiving Day with his sister, Verna Derbyshire at Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Byron West, Cynthia, Bryan and Patricia of Crothersville, and Mr.

and Mrs. David Smith, Steve and Tammy were Thanksgiving Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Morgan, Claudia Ann and Jerry Lynn at Vallonia. Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur Lee Hoevener and girls were Thanksgiving Day guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson pf Seymour. Lisa and Wendy spent Thursday night and Friday with their grandparents.

Judy Scott and boys were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roland McKain and celebrated Judy's birthday. Thanksgiving Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Kidd were Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kidd, Melanie, Brian, Andy and Adam, Ellen Pennington and daughters of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kidd and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Kidd and family of Seymour. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kidd and children had Thanksgiving dinner with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice Eckleman at Columbus Sunday. Marie Tatlock and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tatlock spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr.

and Mrs. Melvin Tatlock and family at Edinburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tatlock, Mike, Bill, Sharon and Karen spent Thanksgiving weekend with her brother, Robert Dailey and family in North Carolina.

We extend sympathy to the family of John Flatt who passed away last week. Mrs. Fred Parker Fort Vallonia DAR Sets Guest Dinner The Fort Vallonia Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 12, for its guest Christmas dinner at the Seymour Country Gub.

The speaker will be Mrs. Marion H. Miller of Indianapolis, state DAR regent. She will speak on "Caroline's Country White House." Caroline Harrison was the wife of William Henry Harrison ninth President of the United States. Serving on the hostess committee will be Mrs.

Joseph M. Black, Mrs. Don R. Downing, Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, Mrs.

Don Dannettelle, Mrs. Russell Brock, and Mrs. Thomas Goodman. GOSS Mrs. Lorna Collins of Freetown and Mrs.

Alfred Lee Hubbard visited Mrs. Josephine Timberlake Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Larmie Hubbard of Kurtz visited his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Lee Hubbard, Saturday. Mrs. Alfred Lee Hubbard visited her sister, Mrs. Garence Prince, at Ratcliff Grove Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Frederickson and sons. Bryan and Kevin, Mrs. Donald Frederickson, Mrs.

Frances Hochstetler of Brownstown, and Mrs. Josephine Timberlake and son, Joe, were all Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Timberlake and sons. Archie and Bradley.

Mrs. Alfred Lee Hubbard enjoyed a phone call from her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Nelda) Harold of Chariest own.

W. last Wednesday evening. Don Spurlock of near Brownstown was a caller here last Thursday evening. Mrs. Randall (Melissa Jo) Stines and daughter, Casandra Gayle and Lydia Robin Passmore of Bloomington visited their grandmother.

Mrs. Donald Frederickson, last Saturday. Those spending Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McMahon were Mr.

and Mrs. Ed McMahon and daughter. Brittany of Wray's Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McMahon and daughter.

Jamie of Indianapolis, John McMahon of Gearspring. and Mr. and Mrs. James Mann and daughter. Cinnamon Rose of Freetown.

Mrs. Donald Frederickson enjoyed a phone call Thanksgiving Day from her oldest son. William Andrew Fred CHAPEL with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blaker Sr.

at Freetown were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blaker Jr. and April, Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Fleenor, Missie and Angie of Seymour, Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Mullins and Lanny Jr. and Chris and Jason and Mrs. Marilyn Phillips and son, Dennis, of Freetown.

The family of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Root of Redbrush gathered at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Smith of Clearspring, for Thanksgiving dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fish and children spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mullins.

I Children and grandchildren visiting Mrs. Nora Scott at Freetown Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Scott of Bedford, and Marietta McKain of Freetown, Mr. and Mrs.

Ronnie Cornett and Robin, Mr. and Mrs. Donny McKain and Vivian and Mary Jane, all of Freetown, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cox, Scott and Jodi of St.

Louis, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Rose, Kara, Courtney and Bryce of Lucerne, Mr. and Mrs.

Donny Ping of Vincennes, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hubbard and Mrs. Lorna Collins had Thanksgiving dinner with Janet Persinger and daughters. They then called on Mrs.

Frona Smallwood in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Larmie Hubbard of Kurtz visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Hubbard, Saturday evening. Mrs. Lee Hubbard visited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Prince, Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cross of Redbrush visited his brother, Clyde Cross of Glasgow, over the weekend. Clyde was reported very ill. Mr.

and Mrs. Curtis Cross and Mrs. Barbara Bean were shopping in Seymour Tuesday. Eunice Mullins 'Who's Who' -i Includes 62 From County A total of 62 students from this area have been included in the 19th annual edition of "Who's Who Among American High School Students" 1984-85. 1 Selection is based upon high achievement in academics and leadership in school activities, athletics, or community service.

Most Who's Who students have a average or better and plan to attend college. Selected from Brown stown were Vickie Brock, Bobby Carr, Chris Connell, James Davers Dean, Joey Gallion, Jo Linda Hern don, Shelli Kaiser, Jeff Morning, Angela Myers, Sue Ann Nierman, Kathleen J. Noblitt, Matthew Persinger, Darlene Pott schmidt, Philip Pottschmidt, also Stephanie Robbins, Julie Spurgeon, Eddie Stuckwisch. Anne Pierce Thomas, Missy Waskom, and Wayne Wischmeier Jr. From Seymour were Deana Acton.

Brian Ault. Jill Barnett, Jill Barrett. Suzanne Beck. Lori K. Bell, Sharon Bender, Beth Christopher, Marie Gaycamp, Christina Cornwell.

Kristin A. Curry, Christina Finley. Veronica Freshour, Angie Frey. Kimberly Gam-ron, Jeni Jaynes, Trisha Klakamp, Marta Mildenburger, Beth Moore, Julie Otte. Kim Otte.

Susan Penner, Wendy S. Phillips. Tamara S. Ritz, Kevin Rollins, Julie Schepman, Tammy Schroer, Jeff Scott, Chris Simens, Konda Smith, Peggy Starr. Anthony Gene Stuckwisch, Joan Tormoehlen, Nancy Tormoehlen, John White, and Jane Woodard.

Selected from Medora were Dawn Ault. Lori Boling. Jerry Brown. Larry Curry. Jacki Freeman, and Lavella Loudermilk.

a. In loving memory of Orpha Winein-We greatly appreciate all the help you gave our sissy, we miss you Orpha. The Cousins GORBETTS Sunday school attendance. 24; offering, $64.13. Mr! and Mrs.

Jim Smith of Seymour had Thanksgiving dinner with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Smith, and children Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.

Al Bequeret of Freetown had all seven of their children and 13 grandchildren at home for Thanksgiving dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Neal of Shelbyville visited his brother, Mr. and Mrs.

John C. Neal of Houston Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Piel of Indianapolis, Mr.

and Mrs. Everett-Moore of Brown County, and daughter, Patty Fish of Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Wilson, Bud and Cathy of Freetown, Mr.

and Mrs. Denny Cole and Chris and Nathan of Acme, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Phigley and children. Heather, Rusty and Timothy of Freetown, all had Thanksgiving dinner with their mother and grandmother, Mrs.

Goldie Sutton, of Freetown. Mrs. Lula Sutton of Freetown spent Thanksgiving with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mobly of Columbus.

Steve Mobly of Washington, D.C., spent Friday night with his grandmother, Mrs. Lula Sutton attended a holiday supper at Mt. Nebo Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Blaker Sr. of Freetown visited his father, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Blaker, at Austin Friday. Those spending Thanksgiving Day SCHOOL MENUS BROWNSTOWN Monday, Dec.

9: Chicken Pattie on Bun, Potato Rods, Pears, Milk; Tuesday. Dec. 10: Texas Straw Hats, Peanut Butter Sandwich, Mixed Vegetables, Applesauce, Milk; Wednesday, Dec. 11: Fish Sandwich, Corn, Fruit Cocktail, Milk; Thursday, Dec. 12: Hamburger-Noodle Casserole, Green Beans, Applesauce, Hot Roll and Butter, Milk; Friday, Dec.

13: Pizza Burger, Corn, Peaches, Milk. MEDORA Monday, Dec. 9: Tenderloin, Tri-taters. Green Beans, Apple Crisp, Muk; Tuesday, Dec. 10: Spaghetti and Meat Sauce.

Cottage Cheese, Pineapple Slice, Bread and Butter, Milk; Wednesday, Dec. 11: Pizza, Corn, Chips. Fruit, Milk; Thursday, Dec. 12: Vegetable Soup and Crackers. Grilled Cheese.

Applesauce, Milk; Friday. Dec. 13: Balogna and Cheese Sandwich, Mixed Vegetables, Lettuce Salad. Spice Cake. Milk.

SEYMOUR Monday, Dec. 9: Hot Dog, Cheese Stick, Peas, Applesauce, Super Pretzel. Milk; Tuesday. Dec. 10: (This menu was planned by Mr.

Seitz's sixth-grade class at Cortland School.) Country Fried Steak, Whipped Potatoes, Gelatin Cubes with Orange Juice, Sweet Roll. Milk; Wednesday. Dec. 11: Texas Straw Hats. Peanut Butter Sandwich.

Potato Salad. Fruit Cocktail. Milk; Thursday. Dec. 12: Deli Turkey1 Sandwich, Creamed Rice, Tossed Salad, Pineapple Tidbits, Milk; Friday, Dec.

13: Meat Sauce and Spaghetti, Vegetable Chips. Apple Cobbler. Combread and Butter, Milk. ST. AMBROSE Monday.

Dec. 9: Fish, Cheesy Potatoes, Fruit. Cookie. Milk; Tuesday, Dec. 10: Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Salad.

Fruit, Bread Stick. Milk; Wednesday. Dec. 11: Chicken and Noodles, Mashed Potatoes. Roll and Butter.

Fruit. Milk; Thursday. Dec. 12: No Lunch; Friday. Dec.

13: Country Fried Steak. Green Beans. Roll and Butter. Fruit. Milk.

trio comprised of Sharon Barnett, Charlotte Brown, and Karla Shutters will also be featured. Curt Nichols will be narrator, and the entire musical is under the direction of the Rev. Edward E. Anderson, minister of music and associate pastor. In the morning, the Sunday School hour will begin at 9 a.m., with morning worship at 10 a.m.

The pastor, Dr. Stewart H. Silver, will preach on "The, Light of Advent." Children's church is also conducted during the worship hour, and nursery services are available for all services of the day. Dr. Silver has extended an invitation to the public to attend any services.

MILL erickson II from Broomfield, Colo. Mrs. Donald Frederickson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cross of Ratcliff Grove.

Mrs. Victor Hallow of Brownstown. and Gerald Goecker of' Seymour to Indianapolis Monday, Dec. 2, and attended the 67th annual Farm Bureau convention. Those visiting Mrs.

Vera Jones Thanksgiving Day were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones and children, Quincy. Courtney and Brent of Redbrush, Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Wheeler of Seymour, Howard Jones of Nashville and daughter Holly of Seymour, Kevin Jones and Susie, Greg Jones and wife and daughter Brooke, Cheryl Fields and daughter, Tara of Crothersville, Jackie Jones and David Frances, Tony Jones of Norman, Mr. and Mrs. David Arthur and Doug of Seymour, and Mr. and Mrs. Adan Jones Jr.

of Seymour Rt. 5, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Burbrink and sons of Jonesville, Mrs. Judy Jones and sons.

Rusty, Justin and Casey of Norman, and Mrs. Frank Fields and son. Travis of Hobson Hill. Those spending Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs.

McCory Sr. were his mother, Mrs. Nancy McCory, Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Barbara) Bennett and daughter, Jackie and sons, and Mr.

and Mrs. Larry (Glenda) Spall of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Skaggs and daughters, Angela and Cristy, Tim Brown of Richmond, Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry McCory and son. Chad, Mr. and Mrs. Mike McCory and Mark McCory and Marty McCory and son.

Mitchell and Monte McCory. all of near Vallonia. Mfs. Donald Frederickson.