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lt-Tbe Vidette-Hessenger, Valparaiso, Ind. Friday. February 13, 1976 fYJrfzdfrrrdrrdrrdrrrdrTr Hospital Notes GUEST NIGHT Travel Program On Colonial Era SATURDAY NIGHT a i -1 BIRTHS Feb. 11 MOOSE at the I il Significant sites in the colonial era of America will be featured in the fourth program of the Kiwanis "Travel and Adventure Series" Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Valparaiso High School.

Narrator for the "Spirit of American Legion VALENTINE SWEETHEART DANCE Friday, Feb. 13 American Legion Post 4 Monroe Valparaiso THIS WILL BE OPEN HOUSE! Music by COZMIC BLUZ 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. 5 per couple Annual HEART FUND DANCE Feb. 14 Guests Invited Music by HAMILTON GRESHAM i I hi mm nrri a i tahiht jOpen Daily for Members 10:45 a.m.

'til Closing looks at New York's Wall Street, Trinity Church and the Hudson River, Philadelphia, Washington, DC, Jamestown, Williamsburg, Mount Vernon and Richmond. Also visited during the travelogue are the Carolinas and Savannah. Craft of bell casting is explored with the use of replica of the famous Liberty Bell which Green brings to the program. The bell was made in London by the Whitechapel Bell Foundry, makers of the original Liberty Bell. The program also includes a re-enactment of the battle at York, Maine, and a visit to a colonial church in session.

Green has made documentary films of Siberia, Afghanistan, Russia, East and West Berlin, Germany, Hong Kong and Switzerland. He was reared in Maine and later served on the White House staff and went to North Korea and Manchuria with the U.S. Ambassador. Green has traveled extensively through Asia and the Soviet Union. I Comer of Indiana Michigan OLIVER, Mr.

and Mrs. Tim, Sunget Hill Farm, Valparaiso, boy FISHER, Mr. and Mrs. Michael, Rt. 5, Valparaiso, girl Feb.

12 STANKER, Mr. and Mrs. Albert, Rt. l.DeMotte.boy SHADRIX, Mr. and Mrs.

Jessie, 5757 Melton Road, Portage, boy KEGEBEIN, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Rt. 7, Valparaiso, girl DISMISSALS Feb.

12 Valparaiso Miss Lorna L. COX, Mrs. Lillian KUZEMKA, Mrs. Albert F. MILLER, William J.

OSTERKAMP, Vernon O. PIPER, Herman M. POP-LAWSKI, Mrs. Fred SHE-PARD, Frank C. SMITH, Harry A.

TANGERMAN, Baby girl WALTER, Mrs. Would Upgrade Ice-Breaking On Great Lakes John W. Van Ness of Valparaiso, chairman of the Indiana delegation of the Great Lakes Commission, reports that a major step was taken to upgrade the Great Lakes ice-breaking fleet when a commission executive appeared before a House committee and supported a program to improve the Coast Guard ice- Can 462-7927 Steak Lobster $7.95 Rib-Eye Steak $3.95 ft Pot Roast 4 Noodles FrrrrdrrdrrdrdrJrJrJrdrJrJr Joyce WARD, Ty Clark WELCH, Mrs. FaVe L. WOOD Chesterton Miss Karen A.

KING, Mrs. Carlisle D. WALTER Portage Mrs. Larry W. HILLEY, Mrs.

John KUS-TRON, Mrs. George LEWIS, Miss Tammy E. PAYNE East Gary-Wilfred J. KEEHN, Mrs. Raymond W.

NEUPERT, Master Michael W. PHILLIPPE, Miss Sheila D. POWERS, Mrs. J. C.

VANDIVER Hebron Charles L. RILEY, Master Jason D. ROUSE Gary-Hobart ESTILL, Miss Patricia M. IHNAT, Baby girl MAYO, Clyde J. WEST Wanatah Baby boy CON-BOY, Mrs.

Robert R. HARRISON, Mrs. Lonnie NEWMAN Hobart Kenneth R. COOL William M. BARNEKO, Miss Janet R.

TRUMBO Kouts Miss Barbara L. HICKS Wheatfield Mrs. Bertha GUYNN Cedar Lake Allen D. McDANIEL Crown Point Mrs. James HALL Lowell Miss Nancy J.

KENNEY Porter Webster MAGNUSON Westville-Arthur Kenneth McGAFFICK Merrillville Andrew J. MARKANCEK Local Markets Pennsy Elevator Wheat, corn, oats, beans, new beans, new wheat, new corn. $2.40. B.B.Q. Ribs TV GIVE MOM A BREAK! te A OUR SATURDAY SPECIAL J1 i iji 'J Steak Lobster $7.95 1 1 to, Rib-Eye Steak $3.95 LirVNN! RESTAURANT Ray Green 76" will be Ray Green, who has been director-cameraman on the audio-visual staff at the University of Minnesota.

The film trip will include Valparaiso 1414 E. Lincolnway 1 We have room for parties For 10 50 persons Obituaries BRING HOME A BARREL! "it finder UcJiiri ood" IRitefy Fried kiAex VALENTINE DANCE Feb. 14th music by The Nomads (For Members Only) VALPO EAGLES 2517 Portage was a member of the Moose Lodge and VFW and American Legion Auxiliaries. 1 Surviving are the husband; four sons, Larry and Don Allen Mincy and Jimmy and Shawn Patton, all at home; a daughter, Brenda Kay Mincy, at home; a sister, Fern France of Evansville; and a brother. Luther Barton Jr.

of Hammond. Dolores Dean of Strongbow International Travel 1 1- 1 Stocks 1" OFF breaking capability during the winter navigation season. For several years, the commission, Great Lakes Task Force, governors of the eight Great Lakes states, port officials, ship-pingoperators and waterway users have considered the extension of the navigation season on the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway system to be a primary consideration for the economic health and environmental betterment of the mid-continent region. Van Ness also observed that "studies of the Winter Navigation Board show that for the extension of the navigation season to 12 months for the upper four Great Lakes the benefit-cost ratio is 3.71.

For year-round season extension for the full system (add Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence Seaway) the benefits are about 9.01 with no significant environmentally-adverse effects. Commodity Futures I I I 111 LIKE PIZZAS Ed- Quotations courtesy of A. G. wards, Merrillville (926-7551) With Coupon I All Northwest Indiana Loca tions I 1 IMS CUUUII CAII CS -9-fO Dune Zone Youth Revival featuring EVANGELIST GARY BOND THE CHURCHMEN QUARTET from OLIVET NAZARENE COLLEGE Friday Saturday Sunday 6p.m.

PORTAGE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 3134 Swanson Rd. Ph. 762-6331 Walter R. Werner HANNA Services for Walter R. Werner, 71, Rt.

1, who died Tuesday at his home after suffering an apparent heart seizure, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at First Lutheran Church, of which he was a member. The Rev. Eugene Ryding will Burial will be in Hanna Cemetery. There will be no visitation.

Wiesjahn Funeral Home, Wanatah, is in charge of arrangements. He was a farmer and lifelong resident of the area who was born here June 24, 1904, son of Otto and Emma (Marks) Werner. On Sept. 18, 1941 in Wanatah, he married Nina Stinchcomb, who survives. Other survivors include a step-daughter, Mrs.

Harvey (Laverne) So'mmers of Hanna; a step-son, Donald Cunningham of Hamlet; 10 step-grandchildren and eight step-great-grandchildren. Mrs. James Patton SOUTH HAVEN-Services for Mrs. James (Betty Jean) Patton, of 715 Fremont, who died Thursday, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Olson and Frum Portage Chapel with the Rev.

C.J. Campbell officiating. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetary, Portage. Friends may call at the funeral home until 9 p.m. today.

Auxiliaries of the VFW and American Legion will hold memorial services at the funeral home at 7:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. today. The former resident of TRY OUR DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIAL In Granada, the first city founded by the Spaniards in Nicaragua, the inhabitants still dance what is called "the dance of the little devils." Dressed picturesquely in brilliant costumes patterned on those of colonial times, but still wearing the Indian headdress, the natives dance from house to house, accompanied by a guitarist. Almost everywhere in Nicaragua, the Kith 19th centuries still exist, except in the very big cities, which are very much in the 20th century, and afford every luxury to the traveler.

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Phone: 46MM1 Starts Fri.Feb. 13 Now Thru Thur. Feb. 19 IWCMidLMloOtmM HotjsvteM CM Th Btun HrmnAot I f4Mty TsM On On ART WESTV1LLE Bake sale to raise funds for its activities will be held Saturday by the Westville Cadette Troop. The event will begin at 9 a.m.

at Zip Food Store. The troop is planning a February Bicentennial Feature! UnnG ffl THERE! inaNlariousrvn forthemoney! THEATRE Hobart -942-1670 Feature at 8 SET skating party for Feb. 21. Troop members will ask TkLmTTr-- members of Westville Eww EaTH Junior Scout Troop 2083 to CCS tZZUl, Kirtal ".3, Saturday, Feb. 14 "Great American Favorites' be their guests.

Police Notes Arrested: Delores A. Burch, 41, 2852 Shawnee, Portage, fraudulent check, Gibson County Court; Walter W. Stockwell, 37, drunken driving. Porter County Court. Ground Round Their Price Our Price AlltTSfcs.

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