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I 2 I Milestones Journal and Courier. Lafayette-West Lafayette. Indiana. Wednesday. August 12.

1937 Deaths Couples Charles E. Burns Charles E. "Charley" Burns, 63, of 1614 N. 27th died at 9:15 a.m. Tuesday in his home fol lowing an illness of 16 years.

A resident of Lafayette the past 16 years, he was born March 26, 1924, in Tipton. He moved to Lafayette from southern Il i linois. Lloyd S. Chambers Lloyd S. "Spec" Chambers.

74. of Massena, N.Y a retired Alcoa engineer, died at 8:30 p.m. Monday in Massena. Mr. Chambers was head engineer at the local Alcoa plant for 40 vears.

retiring in 1974. He was born in Stockholm. N.Y., July 15. 1913. His marriage was to Beatrice Barnes, Aug.

17. 1933. 3nd" she survives. Mr. Chambers moved to Massena following his retirement.

At one time he owned and operated Massena Coin Shop in Lafayette. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge in New York and the Numismatic Society. Surviving with his widow is a daughter. Connie Chambers of Lafayette. Service will be Thursday in Massena.

Emma C. Sanders Emma Christine Nehrig Sanders. 95. a former resident of 610 Evergreen WL. died at 1:30 m.

Monday in Home Hospital following a illness. She had been in the hospital since June 1 1 She had been making her home with a duller. Bettie Payne, of 70 Elder Court. ff CtM4sM Kami I mT. T.

His marriage on Jan. 18, 1947, in Noblesville, was to Phyllis Huffman and she survives. Mr. Burns was a con struction worker and had Charles E. Burns been employed with the U.

J. Baker Co. in Indianapolis before his retirement. He was a life member of the Disabled American Veterans. He also was a member of Carpenters Union Local 60 of Indianapolis.

Robert and Rhonda Morrison Burgess Morrison-Burgess Mr. Burns was a World War II Army Air Corps veteran. Surviving with his widow are five daughters, Mrs. Rhonda L. Morrison and Robert J.

Burgess were married July 11. The Rev. Forest W. Howell offici A lifelong resident of Greater Lafayette, she was married Oct. 14.

1915. in Lafayette, to William Bur- ated at the rites in Congress Street United Methodist Doug (Donna) Long of Cambia, 111., Linda Hock and Mrs. Harry (Peggy) Vernon, both of Lafayette, Judy Hiser of New Albany, and Mrs. Tim (Rebecca) Reagan of Murphysboro, two sons, Jeffery Church. Parents of the couple are Charles and Kitty Morrison of 1404 Congress and Bill and Mona Burgess of 1108 Logan Ave.

Burns of New Albany, and Terry Burns of Hobart; his mother, Marie Burns of Noblesville; and a sister, Dorothy Warren of Noblesville. Honor attendants were Laurie Powell-Howard of ton Sanders and he died Jan. 9. 1961. Her husband was a retired Purdue University professor of engineering.

She was a member of First United Church in West Lafayette; the West Lafayette Order of Eastern Star; the West Lafavette Twelve Club; the Alpha Chi Omega Mother's dub; and the Agapai Club. Surviving is her daughter, Beltie Payne of Barstow, and Scott Burgess of Indianapolis. Other members of the wedding party were Cindy Harvey F. Warne Morrison, Missy Burgess, Colleen Wright, Rich Morrison, John Anthrop, Jeff Bol, Sarah Vice, RENSSELAER Harvey Francis Warne. 77, a Matthew Anthrop, all of Lafayette; Bob Schnepp of Brookston; Jeff Watson of Kokomo; and Jonathon retired postal worker, died at 4:37 a.m.

Tuesday in his home at 321 S. Front Rensselaer. He had Morrison of Stockwell. been ill seven years. The bride is a 1981 graduate of Jefferson High Born June 21, 1910, in Hoopeston, he came to School and is employed at Great Lakes Chemical Jasper County as an infant.

He graduated from Fair Anna M. Morlock AMBIA Anna M. Marko Morlock. 93. a former Ambia resident, died at 7:05 p.m.

Monday in Hoopeston Regional Nursing Home, Hoopeston, where she had resided several years. CVn u-ne Krr Crt 1Hi1 A Ki i fifnst Kam Corp. The bridegroom graduated from Jefferson High in 1977. He attended Wichita State University Oaks High School in 1928 and was a mail carrier at Fair Oaks for 20 years before his retirement. During World War II, he was a staff sergeant in and is a sales executive for Your Advertiser.

They live at 905 Teal Road. the Army. Mr. Warne was a member of Church of God, Will WVl VStJt 141 niUUlU MtlJ IIWI for many years. She was a member of Ambia United Methodist 7 Church.

IT I a ft I I. Anderson Group, and was recording secretary for the Presbyterian Church several years. His marriage was June 27, 1961, in Whitehall. N.Y., to Louise Norman, and she survives. it- i.j i Also surviving are four brothers, Virgil Warne of Et Cetera Picnic welcomes foreign students Purdue University's foreign students will be guests at a get-acquainted picnic sponsored by the university's International Center at 6 p.m.

Friday. The picnic will be held at Squirrel Park, located at State Street and Airport Road, WL. An official at the International Center said 600 new foreign students will be enrolling at Purdue for the fall semester. Foreign residents of the community are invited out to help welcome the visiting students. Workshop will teach video owners A workshop designed to teach camera technique to home video camera owners will be held Saturday at Happy Hollow Park by the West Lafayette Parks and Recreation Department.

The session will begin at 10:30 a.m. in Shelter 2, and the cost will be $2 a person. The instructor will be Peter Fadde, an audio visual coordinator for the Central Indiana Area Library Service. After instructions, students will take their cameras and shoot footage in the park and the results will be reviewed and criticized. For more information, call 463-4551.

Pow Wow will be this weekend The fourth annual Traditional Indiana Pow Wow will be Saturday and Sunday at the Boone County 4-H Fairgrounds at Lebanon. Sponsored by the American Indian Council, gates will open at 10 a.m. daily and continue through 10 p.m. Saturday and to 4 p.m. Sunday.

Admission is $2 for adults and $1 for children ages 6 through 12. Indian dances will be performed from 1:30 p.m. through 4 p.m. and from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.

on Saturday. Sunday dancing will be from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Traders will sell authentic Indian goods and crafts and foods suring the Pow Wow. Indian tribe to be represented at the Pow Wow include Cree, Cherokee, Chippewa, Delaware, Navajo, Kiowa-Apache, Balckfoot, Sioux, Winnebago, Potawatomi, Shawnee and Miami.

For more information, contact LeRoy Mal-aterre, Chippewa Council chairman, at 317-482-3315 or Steve and Susie Deem, Cherokees, 317-545-5057. Kaplan Award seeks nominations Nominations are now being accepted for the Lillian Kaplan Award sponsored by the Family Services Agency. The award, to be presented in September, was established when Kaplan retired after many years as executive director of Family Services. The award will be presented to an individual, agency or project that has made an outstanding contribution to human services, demonstrating high professional standards in the creative development of a project or service to respond to the needs of the community. Nomination forms may be picked up at the Family Services office, 225 N.

Fourth St. Wesley Manor plans bazaar FRANKFORT Wesley Manor in Frankfort will sponsor the second annual Ceramic and Arts and Crafts sale on Saturday, Aug. 29. The bazaar, with the theme "Goin' Country" will be open from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.

Sewing instructors will train KENTLAND The Newton County Cooperative Extension Service is cooperating with Purdue University in a program to train sewing educators to present programs and give classes. Sue Frischie, an extension program assistant in Newton County, said the persons will be trained to teach classes using the latest quick sewing methods and making one-of-a-kind clothing. When trained, they will present programs and teach classes for fabric stores and the Extension service. "A selected teacher from Newton County will join those from other Indiana counties in September to receive the training. They will be trained by the Purdue extension service in standard sewing techniques, operation of the latest sewing and pressing equipment, teaching methods, and business management," Frischie said.

Interested persons must be skilled in sewing, possess good communication skills, and enjoy working with people. Those interested are asked to contact Frischie at the Newton County Extension Service in the Newton County Courthouse. Staff Reports Westville, Everett Warne of Lowell, Albert Warne of Surviving are a daughter, Mary E. Hinton Danville, one son. Edward Morlock of Danvers, and a sister, Lucy Marko of Oxford.

Deaths Elsewhere East Chicago and Richard Warne of Roselawn; and three sisters, Mrs. Leah Ward of Sarasota, Mrs. Thompson (Berneice) Clifton of Crown Point, and Mrs. John (Lois) Kellner of Rensselaer. Bowen-Sperin Debra Suzanne Bowen of Nokomis, and William Robert Sperin of Tate, were married June 27 in South Venice Baptist Church, Venice, Fla.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Bowen of Nokomis, formerly of Lafayette, and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Claude G. Riley of 1301 Richards St. John W. Cecil Peller, 'Where's the beef? John W. Cecil.

81, of 526 S. 29th died at 11:30 p.m. Monday in Home Hospital where he had been a patient since Wednesday. He was born Jan. 2, 1906, in Redding, Ohio.

He had CHICAGO Clara Peller, the lively, crusty octogenarian who became a national superstar by bellowing "Where's the beef?" in television hamburger commercials, died resided in Terre Haute before moving to Lafayette Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sperin of Tate. in 1937. His marriage on March 2, 1935, Terre Haute, was to Mildred E.

Deardorff and she Tuesday at her home. She was EC. Mrs. William Sperin (Debra Bowen) Attending the couple were Elizabeth A. Bowen, Serena Bowen, Jacquline He attended Wiley High School in Terre Haute.

Mr. Cecil had been employed at Alcoa in Lafayette for 32 years, retiring in 1971. Loflin, Gary Bowen, C.J. Loflin and Clarence Loflio, He was a member of the Congress Street United all of Nokomis; Jackie Sperin of Atlanta, Cindy In the Wendy's adi. the 4-foot-10.

white-haired Mrs. Peller was a consumer outraged by tiny hamburger patties served Methodist Church; the Merou Grotto; and a member Stracener of Maitland, Elizabeth Allen of and past master of Tippecanoe Masonic Lodge 492. Bremerton, and Robert Eubanks of Fort Surviving with his widow are a son, James L. Worth, Texas. They are living in Tate, Ga.

Cecil of Terre Haute; and two daughters, Mrs. Clyde (Judy) Roberts and Mrs. Tater (Vicki) Hams, both 1 of Lafayette. "Where's the beef?" she demanded. The phrase even made, it into the 1534 political scene, when Democratic Mull-Criswell Clara Peller William J.

Hampton Sr. presidential candidate Walter Mondale used it to. MONTICELLO William Jesse Hampton 67, The engagement of Jennifer Marie Mull to David Roger Criswell is announced by her parents, Mr. and suggest a lack of substance in his rivals proposals. "If Walter Mnndale could have said the line like of 217 E.

Market Monticello, died at 1:30 a.m. Tuesday in White County Memorial Hospital. He had been ill 15 years, seriously ill two weeks, and hospi Mrs. Ralph R. Mull of Elkhart and Dr.

and Mrs. riiri h-vi hwn mtr airl Jrt Dayton G. Vincent of 3001 Indiana 43 WL. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Roger talized the past eight days. Criswell of 1714 S. 14th St. Mr. Hampton had worked at the RCA plant in A June 11 wedding is planned in Evangelical Monticello for more than 20 years.

He also was employed at Hornback-Sickler Construction Co. in Covenant Church of Lafayette. Monticello and Monticello Street Department several years. Spangler-Bertram Born June 5, 1920, in Clay County, he had lived in Monticello since 1944, moving here from Salem, Ind. On Oct.

14, 1939, he married Lois Sedelmaier of Chicago, who directed and produced the commercials. Sedelmaier met Mrs. Peller, a manicurist and beautician for 35 years, when he was filming a commercial in 1574 or 1575, he said. Sedelmaier said he decided he needed a manicurist's hands for the commercial and an aide found Mrs. Peller at a downtown Chicago barber shop.

Wendy's said she made in 19S4 for the "Where's the ads, but Mrs. Peller disputed that. The chain reported a 31 percent increase in annual revenue during the campaign. Earlier this year, Mrs. Peller was inducted into an advertising hall of fame established by San Francisco's Museum of Modern Mythology.

Bailey, 'Our Gang cast member NEWPORT BEACH. Calif. Sherwood Bailey, a The engagement of Tracy Spangler of Romney to Robert B. Bertram of Akron is announced by her mother, Peggy L. Wright of Route 1, Romney.

Her fiance is the son of Pat Kerkhoff of Lafayette and Ray and Cindy Bertram of Indianapolis. A Sept. 12 wedding in Central Presbyterian Church is planned. "Peggy Ray, who survives. Mr.

Hampton was a member of Monticello Christian Church. He served overseas in the U.S. Army during World War II. Surviving with the widow are four sons, James David, Daniel Steven and William Jesse Hampton all of Monticello, and Ronald Duane Hampton of Indianapolis; two daughters, Darlene Combs and Peggy Honeycutt, both of Monticello; two sisters, Irene Hendricks of Polmyra, and Anna Buttorff of Campbellsburg. and a brother, Harrison Hampton of Roy, Wash.

Service and burial will be Thursday in Monticello. For the Record red-headed, freckle-faced member of nims mis- chievous Our Gans who crew ud to become a civil engineer, has died. AssocUttd Press Births Funeral Notices Fast Food HOME HOSPITAL Aug. 10 Mark and Brenda Maitland. Boswell.

a son. Jessica Perigo. Lafayette, a son. Dennis and Jean Randal. Delphi, a daughter.

ST. ELIZABETH HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER Aug. 10 David and Patrice Wetli, Route 2. Fowler, a son. HAMPTON, William J.

Sr. Mdler-Voorhis Funeral Home. Monticello MORLOCK. Anna M. Visitation 7 9 pm.

today. Hamttton-Or Funeral Home. Hoopeston. la Service tnere. 2 pm.

Thursday. Interment Floral HI Cemetery. Surviving are 1 1 grandchildren. 26 great-grandchildren. Memorials to Amba United Metnod st Church Jeffrey and Margaret Grinstead.

142 Appomattox Court. WL, a son. Today in History BURNS, Charles E. Private family service in Sotler Baker Lafayette Chapel. Interment Tippecanoe Memory Gardens with VFW Post 1 1 54 gravestde rites.

Also surviving are 21 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Two brothers and a sister preceded him in death. CECIL. John W. Friends may call 5-8 m.

today. Hip-pensteel Funeral Home. Masonic service there 7 p.m. today. Service 1 m.

Thursday in Hippensteel Chapel, the Rev. Frankhn H. Messenger officiating. Entombment Tippecanoe Memory Gardens. Also surviving are 8 grandchildren and 6 great-grandcrxkJren.

Those desiring may contibute in memoriam to the LeuKemia Foundation. SANDERS. Emma C. Friends may cal 5 8 pn Thursday. Hr pens 'eel Funeral Hore Eastern St service there 7 pm Thursday Seve 10 am.

FrJay Kj-perssteel Cftasi. tr-e Rev, Larry A Jorwson cf'oafvj Interment Grandvtew Cemetery A. so smvtvwvg are 2 grandsons. Ja-nes Butter. Bartow.

Fia and Vi Sanders. Portland. Ore and 3 geal-grandchJen A son. 8 Sanders C-ed 1931. Those devmg may contr rxrfe in memoriam to the Support Group tn LaTayetre WARNE.

Harvey F. Friends may cal at Jadson Funeral Chapel. Rensselaer, after 2 -Thursday. Serve Jackson Chapel 10 30 am. Friday.

th Revs. Kenn and Lucy Waft ooatog Interment Tt Oaks Cemetery. Two vsters preceded Continued from Page C1 Offer more fresh fruits and vegetables; Lower significantly the sodium content of foods; a Offer baked or broiled chicken and fish, instead of the fried versions; Use unsaturated vegetable oils rather than beef fat to fry potatoes and other foods; and fl Provide water fountains and free cups. "Millions of older Americans enjoy the convenience and economy of fast-food restaurants. Fast food restaurants can show more concern for the nr.

Today is Wednesday, Aug. 12. the 224th day of 1987. tccl There are 1 4 1 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: I Ml (Ml INI On August 12.

1898. Hawaii was formally annexed to the United States after Congress passed a Joint resolution. Hawaii was granted territorial status in 1900, and became the 50th state of the union in 1 959. On this date: Ten years ago: The space shuttle Enterprise passed its first health of their elderly customers by expanding the solo flight test by taking off atop a Boeing 747. separating.

and then touching down on its own in California's Mojave Desert. SolUx-Bakt DOROTHY M. BELL GOLD1E F. SENSE DEXTER EMMA C. NEHRIG SANDERS JOHN W.

CECIL Five years ago: Israeli jets bombed west Beirut for 11 hours, frustrating efforts by the United States to mediate a settlement between Israeli and Palestinian forces. Actor Henry Services Fonda died in Los Angeles at age 77. FLOWERS 405 Teal Rd, (317) 474-5959 Est. 1865 PHONE 742 1131 One year ago: NASA announced it had selected a new number of nutritious items they sell, said Cyril Brickfield, the executive director of the American Association of Retired Persons. Besides AARP and the science center, groups joining in the message to the fast-food companies included the national Parent-Teacher Association, American Association of Allergists, American Institute for Cancer Research, American Public Health Association, Association of Black Cardiologists, Food Research and Action Center, Harlem Consumer Education Council and the National Council of Senior Citizens.

rocket design for the space shuttle aimed at correcting the QWI tiaws believed responsible for the Challenger disaster. 22 Today's birthdays: Comedian-actor Cantinflas is 76. Act ress Jane Wyatt is 75. Choreoarapher Michael Kidd is 68. Sen.

Dale Bumpers. is 62. Actor-director John Derek is Easy money. Unload extras in Classified. 61 Actor George Hamilton is 48.

BURNS, Charles E. Thought lor today: "A remark generally hurts in proportion to its truth. WiU Rogers. American humorist (1879-1935). Associated Press.