TWELVE MONEY SAVING TIP: Read the permanent care label in a new garment before washing. Follow the manufacturer's care instructions -to avoid washing mistakes that might damage the clothing item. stardusto 19 STARTS TONIGHTI 3 Greatest BRUCE LEE hits! BLAST FISTOF 1 TOUCHOE FEAR DEATH BLAST 2 BRUCE LEE HIS LAST GAME OF DEATH. 3 BRUCE LEE FIGHTS BACK FROM THE GRAVE COMING OCT. 17th THE JOHN BLUES BELUSHI A UNIVERSAL BROTHERS PICTURE UP1 Telephoto Amy gets a kiss Amy Carter gets a hug and a kiss Bugs Bunny Sports Spectacular.
from Bugs Bunny in Washington Amy attended the show with two of Thursday after a performance of the her friends. Brown County Playhouse Don't miss the wry romantic comedy SAME TIME, NEXT YEAR Fridays and Saturdays til October 25 Adults $5.00 Curtain 8 p.m. NASHVILLE, IND. 47448 812-988-2123 jackson park cinema JACKSON PARK SHOPPING CENTER PH. 522-7000 SAT.
SUN. SHOWTIMES 7 9 Now- you will I be there when THE TITANIC DOLBY STEREO PC 1880 Associated ARD IN SELECTED THEATRES Film Distribution COUPONS TO Long John Silvers. SEAFOOD SHOPPES GIVEN TO FIRST 100 CUSTOMERS EACH NIGHT AUCTION Pursuant to the will of Walter F. Otte I will offer for sale the following personal property at public auction located at 610 S. Carter St.
(by Arvin old South plant) in Seymour, Indiana on, SATURDAY, OCT. 11th Beginning at 1:00 P.M. FURNITURE 30" Roper gas'range, Philco frost free double door refrigerator, maple table and 4 chairs with color extra console leaves, 13 cu. ft. chest type deep freeze, Arvin 19" TV, 2 pc.
1 living room suite, dining room suite with table, 6 chairs and buffet, large chest trunk, bookcase, swivel rocker, 2 full beds with spring and mattress, 5 drawer chest, Speed Queen washer, G.E. sweeper, 2 double door wardrobe, RCA portable TV with stand, rocking chair, dresser, and vanity to match, 2 white metal cabinets, inlaid top table, sewing cabinet, 2 metal wardrobes, 2 end tables, floor fan, lamps, small oil lamps, candle holders, 2 cabinet bases, jewelry, 2 night stands, bedspreads, lace table cloths, pictures, sweeper case, wall clock bean bag, mirrors, linens. towel rack, cooking utensils, clothes hamper, dolls, throw rugs, material and sewing supplies, dishes, bath scales, electric coffee makers, waffle iron, toaster, dutch oven, baking dishes, Tupperware, silverware, salt and pepper shaker, pipe rack, plaques, utility carts, clothes rack, blankets, roaster, iron skillets, step stools, lace pieces, radio, books, food grinder, fruit jars, baskets, lawn chairs, Christmas decorations, metal bed, canner, porch glider, 22" Lawn Boy power mower, hand tools, tub with stand, grass trimmer, twin tubs on stand, lawn sweeper, ladders, flower boxes, bike, stove boards, planters, girls bike, ANTIQUES Metal door pie safe, Noritake gravy bowl, vanity, old school desk, wash boiler, hand baskets, flower pedestal, old post cards, curling irons, scales, pocket knife, stone crock, depression dishes, carnival bowl, to coffee mention. jar, 3 stone jars, also misc. articles too numerous ALVIN A.
OTTE Executor of the Estate of WALTER F. OTTE AUCTIONEER CLERK: Dick Rumph REAL ESTATE Norma for accidents CASHIER: Sullivan Not responsible ROGER Lunch will be served 522-4300 Terms: Cash ATTORNEYS: Montgomery, Elsner Pardieck SEYMOUR DAILY TRIBUNE, Courts of Law County Court Max D. Malone, 20, Seymour, fined $15 and costs PIZZA KING PIZZA PALACE Draft Beer Family Room 832 W. TIPTON on a disorderly conduct charge. Donald Dephue, 26, Freetown, fined $25 and costs on a charge of battery and was given 180 days probation.
OPEN SUNDAYS P.M. to 5 P.M. SPENCER CRAFT HOBBY 2015-2017 522-7480 SEYMOUR GREAT BIG KIDDIE MATINEE! AT jackson park cinema ALL SEATS JACKSON PARK $1.50 SAT. SUN. MAT.
FOR MAT. SHOWTIME 1:00 ONLY a ride to hi- hilarity! "Super Wheels" the twin engine roadrunner! SR AUCTION I will sell the following at public auction located 15 miles northwest of Brownstown on S.R. 58 and 18 miles east of Bedford on S.R. 58 at Norman, Indiana on SATURDAY, OCT. 11th Beginning at 10:00 A.M.
ANTIQUES 2 wood and coal cook stoves, oak treadle sewing machine, 2 iron kettles, 3 cast iron kettles, 3 dutch ovens, iron tea kettle, oak library table, kitchen cabinet, oak high chair, rocker, 3 school desks, desk chair, walnut stand table, 2 cast iron bean kettles, kerosene lamps, milk cans, spitoon, fruit jars, sausage stuffer, corn sheller, old picture frames, foot axe, ice tongs, shoe last, cross cut saws, clocks, 8" breaking plow; wrenches, water heater, TOOLS RIDING MOWER FURNITURE 8 H.P. riding wheel horse lawn mower with electric start good condition, 32" mower cut, disc, plow, complete central air conditioner, electric furnace for mobile home, Wizard 5 H.P. roto-tiller like new, 3 new drum heating stoves, wood lathe with motor, 2 electric Toledo scales, 3 Siegler oil space heaters, 2 new pitcher pumps, paint sprayer compressor with motor, 2 25 ft. log chains, 2 275 gal. fuel oil tanks, 5 new recaps mud grip 15" tires, 8" x16x5.50 4 tires and wheels, cast alum.
lawn set with settee, 2 chairs table, console electric sewing machine, 2 pc. living room suite, refrigerator, 2 pc. Waterfall bedroom suite, 2 gas ranges, desk, 2 recliner chairs, lounge chair, hanging lamps, porch swing, floor scrubber, 4 end tables, 2 beds, 10 metal folding chairs, fold up pull down stairway, cabinet base, upholstered chair, gas space heater, 5 oil stoves, 4 window fans, portable electric sewing machines, new kerosene lamps, 12 cases of new fruit jars and lids, brass bell, 8 chrome wheels 14" new buckstorm door, metal detector, food grinders, 1 lot of motor oil, boomers, hand tools, sledge hammers, 1 lot of hand saws, cant hook, metal barrels, 1 lot of alum. windows, 4 ft. level, also misc.
articles too numerous to mention. OWNER: HORACE GEORGE AUCTIONEER CLERK: Dick Ramph REAL ESTATE CASHIER: Norma Sullivan ROGER KILGAS Not responsible for accidents Lunch will be served 522-4300 Terms: Cash AUCTIONEER: Raymond "Tiny" Allman REGISTER FOR NUMBERS 522-2261 SEYMOUR, INDIANA FRIDAY, OCT. 10, 1980 Fort Vallonia gears for festival Prepatory work duties for Fort Vallonia Days were assigned at the organizing committee's recent wrap up meeting. Things to be done prior to the festival set for Oct. 18 19 include, clean up of streets at 1 p.m.
Oet. 12, sign making at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 13 at the youth center, and picking up apples for making cider. Those going to pick up apples are to meet at the youth center at 8:30 p.m.
Oct. 15. Bobbi Garland, head of grounds committee, reported the flea market is full set 7:30 meet 15. and awards will be given to the two best Four categories have also been exhibits. assigned to the Spirited Young Farmers.
Judging in the jack o' lantern contest pedal pull. will be divided into four categories: pret- Tractors will be provided for those tiest, ugliest, happiest and most unusual. under 50 pounds, 51 75 pounds, and 76 Judging will be at 10 a.m. Oct. 18.
Con- 100 pounds. In the modified class, testants are to bring their entries to the entrants will bring their own tractors. judging area by 9:15 a.m. Entries will be Tractor and rider should not weigh over left on the reviewing stand until 4 p.m. 300 pounds combined in this category.
Jack o' lantern contest is open to Anita Sturgeon, dance committee children grades 1 5. For safety reasons, chairman, announced tickets are still said the contest committee comprised of available for Fort Vallonia Ball. Tickets Mary Brewer, Kathy Brewer and Tina may be purchased at Vallonia Branch Warren, no entries will be accepted by Citizens State Bank. For more children any younger. tion contact Anita Sturgeon at 358 4609.
SHS band sets show at game, parade at ISU Owls The Seymour High School Marching Owls will provide the fans with a pregame show consisting of "Decision 80," "School Song." "National Anthem" and "Popeye" at Friday night's football game with Franklin. The songs being played for the halftime a are "Off the Line," highlights from "West Side Story" and "Catch that Pepsi This parade is the' largest studentSpirit." sponsored homecoming anywhere in the On Saturday, the Marching Owls will nation. The parade is 4 miles long and leave the high school at 5 a.m. and travel will be televised live over Channel 10. to Indiana State University at Terre Haute.
The Marching Owls are among 19 other high school bands who will be The Marching Owls will perform to the marching in Indiana State's Homecoming songs "West Side Story" or "Popeye," parade. and "Off the Line." Lunte still remembers that lonesome whistle Continued From Page One it was, no one was injured and the train Jackson County proceeded north without a hitch. and Robberies "In those days we would have to know replaced by dogs every station in Indiana, know what rail- Lunte's car when way or highway to take from the station, With dogs, he and what post office supplied the area," them with this he said. supplied us with bury their nose in For this reason, he said most of his off The best part of time was spent studying. For deliveries said the ex World to big cities such as Louisville, he said he you get to know had to know every street.
friends." Around 1955 he moved from the rails of the midwest to the dusty back roads of Being retired, he as a rural mail carrier. to play golf, go fishing, and travel, train derailments were mostly to visit his children. who wanted to get into Asked if he thought the new nine digit he stopped. zip code would be a success, he said he. said.
"I would spray didn't know. "It might help big post stuff the post office offices affect smaller ones. and they would try to He emphasized that mail service could the dirt." be as good as it was if transportation was being a rural carrier," better. War II Navy pilot, "is "Railroads are the only way," he said. people and make a lot of If rail mail service does make a return in these days of energy shortages and economic woes, watch out for flying mail said he has more time bags.
Dogs disease down in places, up in others Continued From Page One more dangerous now because of the great of the county dog population and came up He also believes parvovirus will be reservoir of unprotected dogs. with 100,000 dogs. under control by next spring as comThis summer the Humane Society of panies gear up to make the vaccine availJackson County took a random sampling "That's amazing," Lutton said. able in quantity. Medora board Deaths and Services Paul A.
Marsh, 66, of 107 Short Crothersville, died at 12:40 p.m. Thursday at his home following a lingering illness. A life-long resident of Jackson County, Mr. Marsh was a member of Reddington Christian Church and American Legion Post 89, Seymour. He was a World War II veteran and a retired Cummins Engine Co.
employee. Born Jan. 27, 1914, in Reddington, he was a son of the late Howard and Jennie Clark Marsh. On Dec. 22, 1962, in Jeffersonville, he married Mima Brody Amos, who survives.
Other survivors include seven children, Mrs. Lowell (Clara) Kamman, Brownstown; Mrs. Don (Wilma) Tooley, Columbus; Mrs. David (Linda) Brown, address unknown; Mrs. Norris (Judy) Lazzell, Lansing, William Marsh, Seymour; Don L.
Marsh, Crothersville; and Dale Marsh, Seymour; three stepchildren, Mrs. Bobby (Geraldine) Prather, Seymour; Mrs. Donald (Inez) Carr, Crothersville; and Mrs. Thomas (Phyllis Jean) Hamblin, Crothersville. Also, five brothers, Charles, Raymond, Jasper and Homer Marsh, all of Seymour, and Joseph Marsh, Hayden; two sisters, Mrs.
Lizzie Ruddick, Seymour, and Mrs. Laura Miller of West Virginia; several grandchildren and great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one son. Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday, from Kovener Funeral Home, Crothersville, with the Rev, Harold Barnett officiating.
Burial will be in Reddington Cemetery. American Legion Post 89 will conduct military rites. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Saturday. Frank Stepp Paul A.
Marsh Frank Stepp, 48, Scottsburg R6, died Thursday at Scott County Hospital. Mr. Stepp was a member. of Austin Wesleyan Church and was retired from the U.S. Shoe Crothersville.
He was a Korean War veteran. Born May 7, 1932, in Lee County, he was the son of Kelly Other and Ercie survivors Fox Steppinde three children, Ricky Stepp, Columbus; Phillip Stepp, Scottsburg; and Mrs. Rachelle closing alley during school Bryant, Austin; a sister, Mrs. Daisy Shaw, Scottsburg; and three grandchildren. Services will be conducted at 2 p.m.
Saturday at Buchanan Funeral Home, Austin, with the Rev. Larry Rhoads officiating. Burial will be in Wesley Chapel Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at Buchanan's.
Floyd McKinney Floyd McKinney, 79, of 2831 Fairlawn Drive, Columbus, died at 9:10 p.m. Thursday at Jackson County Schneck Memorial Hospital after a one year illness. Most of his life was spent in Seymour. He lived nine years. in Monroeville, Ala.
In 1971 he retired from Arvin Industries after 40 years employment. The same year he moved from Monroeville to Columbus. He was member of First Baptist Church, Columbus; St. John's Masonic Lodge; and Arvin's Quarter Century Club. Born May 15, 1901, in Jackson County, he was the son of the late Leonard and Mary Elizabeth Cooper McKinney.
On Sept. 12, 1919, he married Dora Bishop who survives. Other survivors are: one son, Donald M. McKinney, Louisville; four daughters, Mrs. J.W.
(Kate) Jackson and Mrs. Alfred (Betty) VonDielingen, both of Seymour; Mrs. Charles (Roselyn) Snyder, Brownstown; and Mrs. Robert (Hazel) Nelson, Columbus; one brother, James McKinney, Bloomington; one sister, Mrs. Hazel Armuth, Columbus; 13 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
Two brothers and two sisters preceded her in death. Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday at First Baptist Church with the Rev. William Griffith officiating. A Masonic service will be held Sunday evening.
Burial will be at Garland Brook Cemetery. Friends may call from 1 to 5 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday and until time of service on Monday at Reed Jewell Funeral Home, Columbus. Memorials may be made to.
First Baptist Church, Columbus, or the American Cancer Society, Zonda L. Kilgas Zonda Louise "Lou" Kilgas, 66, of 833 W. Tipton died at 4 p.m. Thursday at her home after open heart surgery Sept. 15.
A housewife, she was member of the First Baptist Church. She was born March 10, 1914, in Muncie, to Ora C. and Eunice Buell Hunt and had been a county resident 45 years. She married Alfred O. Kilgas on Sept.
24, 1938, in Brownstown, and he preceded her in death on Nov. 29, 1979. Surviving are five children, Buell, Ogden, Utah; Sharon, Little Rock, Willis, Seymour; Steven, Martin, and Mrs. James (Carol) Allman, Seymour; 11 grandchildren; three stepchildren, Mrs. Raymond (Jeanette) Emily, Clearspring; Mrs.
Leland (Catherine) Just, Craig, and Mary Campbell, Columbus; 13 step grandchildren and 14 step great grandchildren; one brother, Walter Guy Hunt, Seymour; and two sisters, Mrs. Victor (Sunny) Brandt, Hubert, N.C., and Jackie Bricker, Oneca, Fla. She was preceded in death by one son, Robert; one brother and one sister. Services for Mrs. Kilgas are at 2 p.m.
Saturday at Voss Chapel with Dr. Stewart Silver officiating. Burial will be in the Lutheran Cemetery, Seymour. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. today and until service time Saturday at Voss Mortuary.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Heart Fund. The Police Beat Seymour Police a.m. 1900 block E. Tipton Billy F. Barger, 29, Scipio, and a 16 year old Scipio youth were charged with possession of stolen property.
State Police L. p.m. Larry D. Estep, 27, Medora R1, charged with attempted murder. He appeared in Jackson Circuit Court this morning for a preliminary hearing and bond was set at $100,000.
He was returned to jail in lieu of bond. Homicide charge filed PAULDING, Ohio (UPI) A felonious assault charge was dismissed Thursday in Paulding County Court against John Garland, 32, Payne, and a new charge of homicide filed. The charge follows the Tuesday death of his brother Roger, 31, Monroeville, Ind. The alley on the street in front of Medora School will be closed in the morning and afternoon for school traffic, Medora Town Board decided Thursday evening. The alley will be closed from 7:45 to 8:45 a.m.
and 2:45 to 3:15 p.m. The school will be responsible for placing and removing the barricades. Bundy Brothers and Sons asked permission to build a 250,000 gallon liquid fertilizer tank on the lot opposite Medora State Bank. The board tabled the item for further study and will act upon it at the next meeting. Applications for town marshal will be accepted until 6 p.m.
Oct. Trick or treat. was set from 6 to 9 p.m. Oct. 31.
The next meeting will be at 6 p.m. Nov. 6. presides as new president of Kiwanis Club Tuesday marked the first meeting of Seymour Breakfast Kiwanis Club under newly inducted president Dave Elmore who outlined club goals and objectives for the next year. Bob Kamman of Seymour.
Pharmacy spoke about cost of drugs as compared to cost of other things. He said that cost of drugs has not risen as much as other goods have in these days of inflation. He pointed out some of the problems with the now popular generic drugs. Results of the club's Oktoberfest booth were termed. moderately successful.
Chairmen of standing committees were appointed for the coming year. Next meeting will be at 6:45 a.m. Tuesday at Hulda's Cafe. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Livestock: Hogs bar. rows and gilts 1.25 higher; No 1-2 210-245 lb 51.00-51.25; No 1-3.
200-260 lb 50.25-50.75; sows scarce; No 1-3 over 500 1 lb 48.75. Cattle 11; untested. Sheep none. Indiana Direct Hogs A range of prices at 70 Indiana rural markets: Demand moderate to good; barrows and gilts 1,00 higher; No 1-2 210-240 lb 49.00-50.00; 200-210 lb 48.75-49.25; 240-250 lb 48.50-49.50; sows firm to 1.00 higher; No 1-3 300-600 lb: 42.00- 46.00..
