The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 May 1965 — Page 15

Commissioners Allowances Th* f:r;.- .is , list allowed by th- Board ot Ccarimisinonera at their naewttn* <H> May 3 ' • 1965 T E Nobh c Blocker 833-33 Wrrs -K -Ellis .■■.•’.’ ■ ' . Howard G Hdlbrtxik Charl-w M- Brow-r J B Mishler, M» 3.12 50 ■ I’.* A Ob- :l; . -I- - B .be 741 ' ? ■ ' ■* < Gladys R Nse • 36 00 !’• s.i-- ■ - Ed ■ H C . ■ 1'- ..- M ‘ '•> Marilyn Willlsuaic.-i 181 25 Franc- s Noble J-an Tuka ‘ Betty J Bussetfe. r< 2OT is r • ' -■• . K- r-r> T* 1 Hazel Harman -4! Dorothy J H-nd-rson 203,7 Ai:<e Latta 20J TS ■ I!. • A-t. •. » Ph- ills Alanson ■””•■■'> H.- -. Mil - LuciU- McCi-ary 241 ••’ M,.- ■ M ■ C- it' e Bruantl 3 ■ 25 it ' v ■ ' Y-. ■:.:>> A Mirer - Hu t H* i uis F- M K:nn-> Da.- Ar.dr. «s 4.-- - ftocr F. :..ows A-.---li. ■ Sa-.tnd.rs - i H Earl H.-.-SS , ?.. 11. I ... r V- ■ J b Bait.-r . C*.< : W Luc tie True* 5*»,00 Joan Do-.-. 2'• M M. r > F,.u.. •• Thon as .r'<y» Avis B oun:e r :-7s» a !< • • .. Arma L Eckert , 312 00 ptiu.in Riner * _ i ’ F,- F . F.- irun E . ‘ 1 ' , P.i ; .n< > Harm art /"* I I X. . J : • r I Kart Franks .... «4OT Hot - : M..-< . | Ly ' ■ !>• r s . '■ F . ' / Ms. > Niehois P-rry lit- «n • F-t:- Kw Slat-.: Blanche E Garber K S- t. Thrltn s J I F Bonra Fr-emaa 312 00 Tr-va M F H >n I Howard Carl L. Shroy-r Allan A Raaor WiUiM 1 Garrard 11*50 Is abv l Holbrook ■ 200 oo Doro'h-y M B*.--H-nry Hackworth 3*4?00 K* W W- •• Elizabeth Smith ISO OT Edward B Funk ;31«66 Mll6 X Cl*.* • . 41 •-. Xlaxlnr C.as. ■ • Fr-drick.W GVlum -“* Lawr-nce Butt* 291.74 Hay P.rv-rda 29174 Robert Ha- r 225 OT. Loren T Knur-r lI’SOT < I > KK Unl'-d To'rphon- l.!' -• F:ar. S i M ; • P...::c: rs Ir*s-..ne 1’ . A F ll ■. - C ' ’UIK» 75-.’ vBustnek* E itlip Co. do Wadded Print In* Co do ?M«4 Wa ■ aw Prih' it... Co . . ' '■ ' ’5 At HITOK fr.-ted Tr ;>i: rC" :'■ ' 1? ’ - i' ■•-.■ *l9 50 Waddell PrtatlM Co . 0o 35 30 Warsaw oft Bupp Co . rent of ,«ulp 18-00

Quality Leaders, At Big Savings To Cash Buyers. SW9B W 6.70-15 Tube Type In-Trade ..j I . No-Trade ■ Add $2 00 6.70-15. WHITE $9 91 7.10-15. ln-T«><U 12 95 7.10-15. WHITE 15.45 7 60-1 5. ’ ln-T»4d« 14.5 C 7.60-15. WHITE 17.j»0' 8.00-1 Bt*ci 17.5 C AH Price* In-Trade. Sound T.rcx.-H Not ADD $2.00. PLUS TAXES .Mounted Free. Penn. Tubeless 7.50-14. MISS Black : . I ■ 7.50-14. WHITE 13 95 8.00-14, Black 12.85 8.00-14, WHITE 1525 Many Great Saving! Quality Tubeless Holiday 80 or Keystone sl*1 30 H 6.40-15 g „ J 6.70-15 ■ 7.50-14 WHITE S _ $14,95 8.00-14. 7.10-15 _ >14.75 WHITE SIDEWALL _ 16.95 8.50-14, 7.60-15 \*_ $15.20 White Sideayall 15.50 8.00-15. Black 2 17,95 IN-TRADE. Mounted Free, AH Taxe» Are Extra. holidaF - By SEIBERIINC SPECIAL SERVICE These New Design Tiree Are The Best In Their Price Clus. NEW TREADS, HFETIMt HAZARD 'GUARANTEED. sl43®. ■■■ In-Trade ■ ■ ImtallW RIBBON WHITE — sls-95 8.00-14, Slack 15-48 RIBBON WHITE - 17.80 8.50-14, Black 17.15 RIBBON WHITE 19.85 -

! TRIAkCRER i Vntt.-d' TeUphooe. Co . phone ■ 13 E0 ! !Wm E EHl*. postage 685 j A E B. - • (Jo . supp 149 50- ; Busin-is EuuiP ’Co. do > 3.001; RECORDER 'j y,.-,.; • rate meetins , 17.92 s Unit - d T- i- phone Co . phone 13 10 ! j Bankers Dispatch Corp , trans 54» 4 1 !. ' :i.l> 4 54 ' 1 ..SHERIFF . i < ■ -> T Co’., phor.. . 15 85'1 W ■ rn Vn-on Telegraph, comm 3'.61' ? J Whei-'saie -Fie:--. , gervic? CO., do 13 7311 ■ ■ ’ prison-rs ’ ’ M.<-. ' K :v ' Civ:u«- ■ - .3 JM t ... . e.....- '=;• 10 55 * ■ ■ . p. / >.:.■> •' ’* c.»r 1C37 ! ! >t KV 1 V ' ■r’'- ‘ ’ -* ■ ’ 1 ~ . RUPP . do , I l;l Ml K<> \Kt* Oil t I'l < A t UIS 4 (Ot Ml I OKUM H J B M. • i r mil-... <OIXII I'SExsOK • Muw'esa EuuiP CO. supp Ac I ' 1 Utl Xt TOVVX'HIP t"t "OR Frank O Rarlck. PM. postage .5 OO i 1 riasEi t rise attorney :' • ■ ' 5 •>. 1 < tt:< t i r < <>i rt Narman E D-udke Petit Juror 19 80 1 Pau' M Carr do 19 00 1 ■ . ~ M...S • ■ ’ •• ' ' ’ ! Edward . ■ PaUme ‘ - 9 •- L. 4-1 BaUeT. c • % Sward D Johnston, do 1S»O’1 ■l • ? • ,■* •* r; t . - • Pr.’iktin D Char-tor do. ■ . • Doris lit Anglin, do 1 % r Ear! F Johnson, do .’ • 790 j A.-a M C --h- m. do- 7 I I of Art.v.d do 9'lo ? Betty E . Anglin, do 10 70 Barney M Bumbaugh.- do 7.90 ■ < • tm W ' • ice 5E^Rak- straw, do Vlrgl! Bobeck. Jury coratnissionrr , * = Max R R<-<-4- paup r attorney 50 00.! .1 I . “ Wailac. Manrow. mi' ace p ’ Euuif Co. supp , ‘ 45 J H war I? do ' ’ 12 ’ .; ■ > - A ,• . '• A ■ ■ - <1 Warsaw Printing Co . do 85 65, J ■ »-k. r*t fugitive 39 Bl : < i Puck-- CM ...-•■urors 19 39;.] Hom* Runnemede R- st. do 17 70 | ... . ■.= '.■,• i The la.wy.rs Co-owtative Pub’ Co. i ,<o' s |; o*3 I The Weat-'put? Co do 679 00 i t < «»t K I lit*t SI • j r . t; ■ . ph ne 11 80 I x n*sct ’- •. • '•7“ ' 4 .- Sewad* Tt-a'.m. n: • Off:- ■ . s- wage 32 75 ] wa er 'C ,C-.. • a* -r 42 53 i «.• F. , - s. rv‘ ■ . r- p 12 50 1 Wolford Electric Co do 38 95 1 Rentai Service mstlt 13 40 < 1 Warsaw Clean Towel Service, do : B 9 60 ! 1 1 BoiSrr A Pressure Vessel Board; -J ’ tr >. op. r ’ M , 400 J ntcic » Standard S*rvlce 7 15 1 X{ .: /• r H' - ■■ s — J-'liz; r. .it' V. • '>* ... 4'-- ’ Jill. Cnit- d Telephone Co . phone, 50 49 .1 s. a v ■ ft. a;n-.. n- < ■■ 42C ■ t-tlilttejL Water 11 00 < :•1 ' ■ ’ ■ K ... P. ~- <• ■ 14 37 ■ ' . Hail Hdwe Co. instil 553 ! Ac Hdwe. do .Warsaw Cl- an Tow.-l Berv.; do- - 1130 1 ’! Waiter Drug Store, do ■ 107 1 Arab T.rm-te - A Pest Control. .. . ..-■ •’ 590 I (ii it nr 11 xsi M-M E <■'.»■■ ;d, ... > ■' MKIKI OFFICER v • I 7 >; .-. .:... Ph.-.e "5 72 I ■ ,-c. H tt : • I ■ ■ ' ' • . , 1.1

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Warsaw Off. Supp. Cd. rep. of equip. . 23 75 COMMISSIONERS ALLOWANCES Lao Adams county council 25.00 John L D-atbn. do 25 00 K ;-.tx Horn, do , 75.00 Charles Mnnsie. do 25.00 Ra.ph P Oylr. co 25 00 C L “Tim” Rov-nstine. do 25.00 H W-rteaberser. do 25 00 Beck; rd. viewer . * 8.00 Bornmann. Jr., do 8.00 Kins- --. do' . . 8-00 Rul-.. .do «-®0 Karl S-3ok--v., do . .8.00 Ra!?n Tumbl-son. do 800 Harrison L. Bismmann. .rnHease-rd. Stock* y. do . 163 Alton H.'- 'Boras."’.■ .■pbstage-asseas. ■ ■'■■7.66 The Mail-Journal, legal adv. 215 65 Warsaw Time-Union, do 199.65 Mary J Brown, prem. ot. bond 10 00 Mary Rams-.-y. do 10 00 Don F. Lybh.' do >IO.OO S-'-yrr Ins Acf-:;. y 52 OT Loren T. Kruaer. r nt dump quip. 125 00 McHarton Fun* ral Hom**, sold* • bortal 200.90 ■ ■ ■ Horrid Funeral Home, do 200 00 Landis A Chamn-as Fiuvral S- x ■ do 300 oo M ■ v. >- Bov.s fox betin-y 12 OT « 120 Max Evans. do‘ 6<» Harold Hand, do 3.00 s •. .’ hriacn i -'’ -Davtd Letter, do CO Dal M -GCWen. do 27 OT P-rry Morton, do k L Pt.: Ips $0 135 00 r\ res- H Rist- r do -57 00 Robert Rosse. Jr . do • Charles J 7-- pie.- do 78 00 -.; • -■ - •7r:-.':.iv, H* m- . war i . CM ■ , 124.00 I, -.:!»• ran Child Welf. Assn . do ' 15C 00 White / Ind . Man. Lab. Inst .' do 701 20 H y-hw ri H-"-r-.taL TH p* ents 11 X Irene Byron Hospital, do ; '■ 11- .T A Miller. TB A brue test 33 45 E Ward son-.n* rs DVM do • 29135 Br- nnans Drug Store, care twp patl.-nt 54.10 '-v,-?.. r Drue 'Store, do 47 80 R D Dorms-r MD. do 3.00 Floyd L Rh- inheim«r. RD. do 24 00 <>rn Nursing Home, do . 342 00 Prairie Vi. w R--st iiom--, do ■- 191 00 H S Snider. MD. m--d car-- Intn. 9«) ■ M Brower, prelira .-xp« . . Maus- Whi'oey. do . 3 ?0 Auditor. Elkhart Co. change of v.-nu I* oo F ! - L'• < S-anl.y Scott, do • 125 00 x. ; a B ' ; km.m 250 00 Mary B. Brubaker, tax refund 57 60 Staph y Custer.' ditch alloc John T Camden, do 1343 56 «>>»»»mows A Brady Excavating, dd 40 0C .Eva MrCormh-k. do 224 tt S rayer itit, Agency, ins . M< M ( ( >txii HIGHWAY I'iri lllKO.It J> !-.n Armold • <7::ford F. Bak»r 4*6 40 M*v F F.-uwn 42-30 X W t7 428.40. C!.*r. s E Co-ton .185 70 •Frn.ai G Co» 40 Muri A Da waft 4J- M ,- <e -39*. 90 Don Purn-y • Harold <; ran} 430 50 Gilbo-irt E. Grtttia 447 30 H*rry ; H. rend*, n 426 30 Richard D Michael , 403 20 426 30 K nnetb W Milt-r -408 00 Wai-*:. M . r 428 40 • :■ Xt.:-....- 42*. 30 Leo MosierX. r 417 90 ' X' 44 ' 4-' J'a: 40.-15 ‘t; .. 7. ; . - :-7 ' 4’.* 85 Harold Rob* rts 426 30 J. rrv • S--U‘tman . 32130 Thruman D. Trine 407 40 Wavr.e L Wwo 428 40 John Al. xander 446 60 D* ' Barb, r 446 60 Marshall Hawi->- 451 Glen Huffman 446 60 Wi •-. ; Fr- tx . ' ' - 451.00 407 00 u,r*'-. - K.:.'..- 44* -Q F.-. K <r 448 80 E . r'. .' r -444 - ■ . ' 435 o 0 Norman McKinney - 387 20 Donaid M* tr«-r Mfi ■ Hush i: Parsons'' 30140 , ■. . ■ -• . r ■ 435 60 435 60 k . . . 44 '■ .... s !). a-.-t: 44f 6'3 Don a von Sellers CM »

Ronald Ra Spaulding ’ 459 80! Russ-11 S.Vhrist 512 30 Worley Spitler 421 OS Kermit F. Summers - wßLtt] Gaylord Long 23 85 Claude Christner 481 80 Ray C. Nine 644.50 C; -.-. S R Cleveland . 104166 CGI NTT HIGII3I 1Y DEPT. ALLOWANCE Prudential Ins co , ins. 1366.29United Telephone Co., phone 30.111 Kos. Co. Hwy. Dept., Oft., postage 500 NIPSCO. gas A elec.' • 393.10 R. L, Batfer. Dealer, rep; equip. 45 05 Hyde’s Awning <fc Canvas Co,, do 73 75 Motorola. .C AE. dp .. . , ■ 215'0T Schrad* r-Warsaw Co.l do A parts 179.89 rd Co. do' 4 15 Warsaw Auto. Supp., do. gar. & parts ■ - 140 56 Ace. Hardware, -garage ■■ ' 36.77 do 372 91 Gast F-.: 1 A Serv . do ’2238 57 H : / M': " ‘ - '. .’■ ind T v:;. Co. do 37.71)1 K. wanna Safety Prod . do 35 86 1 Mc-ssman-Yartyeilc Co., do & equip -375.12 I Premi-r Fast-n-r Co. do 114 48 ! 1-r 'y- Cy. Ind * r G " m-s . c■_ * 1 •S!.arp H-!’*. C-- ' 47? 7-v. . c- . d . p..r-> A equip - ’ 238 57 I Standard Cot c.j 163 20- . Inc . do 6 60 , American Photocops Euulp.. Co., , ; SUPP. 51.85. Busm. ss Equip, Co . do 9.76 M... Friedman, --r.-vd 4C&.OC Western Ind Aggregates, do 223.171 P; r-7.-t.on Equip. Co bituminous 3127 59 I Johnson Lbr Yard. Ibr. 10 14 ; Asso :a‘.'d S:un <x- P s', road s:,:ns 1101 50 : Ind State Ind . do , 86 70 ' A turn an St Supply, r. p parti 986 85' De.-ds Equip Co do 1678.25 j DeGood Tractor Sales, do 24 10Gragg Equip Co , do 20 46 I Korte Bros . do ' 37.92 | MaeAHlzter Machinery Co . do 1028 92 1 Municipal Equip. Co. do 19.08-1 • -r. Equip Co . do 211 35 | South R. p do 53 191 W!:- r C ’ ' 48 80' W A W I--; « Sa - - do 4*o 60 , Smtth-Alsop Paint A Wallpaper.pasr.t — 11 55 7’-. ’.V °A !?• ‘ A.-- :.. > . if ’ Stray, r Ins. Agency, do 1999.84 CO HI M TU DEPT. PAY ROI L John E Arford 400 00 CaTro!! Sh-rman 625 00 Loyen J Pound 4513 00 !< < :•’.•* N ■ . .Charlt-ne Hartman 300 00' CO! NTI HEALTH DEPT ALLOW ANt E' E Artor-t. pos-ag..e ’.0,00 ; L'nit d Te!. phon- Co . phone 24 59 Barbara Ne-r.~ mileage 35 20 Lor> nJ. Pound, do . , 58 40 j Carroll Sherman do 94.48 Warsaw Printing Co., supp . 23 85, Loren J. Poutid.' raise oper exp 957 - CO WFLFAKI DEPT PAYROLL K . h D R ntat'-r 470'00 Opal Joy Harman 400 00 Mary Ruth. Wiiscn- 400 00 I C'::- an. • O Buckles 366 ia LiUlan O Davis 306.00. Linda Su.- Crowd r 245 00 , Dorothy L Anglin 35500' cot XTY HILI MCI DEPT ALLOW AN( E< United T-I. phone Co. phon- 41,94* Cons-.artce O. Buck!, s. mileage 45 00 ’ Opal Joy Harman, do 22 20 K ith D R. nbarger. do • t-5 20 i Mary Ruth Wilson, do 25 00 Kei'h D. Rcnbarger. travel exp. 7 88; 7 : . 10 46 : •Altran Nursing Home. crip, child 310 00; Tli- Lutheran Hospital, do 24 00 Rob. rt D Dot-mtr*-. MP. do 300 | James A Shupe. J3DS. do 20 00 W-alter Drug Co . do *8 48 ■ i> A B She. Corp . ward of court 8 09 Hull House, do . 16.87 Kltne s D-pt Store do 21 17 Ser.*-- r s Dept Stor. do 23 Be Schu!-r Brothers Co. do 20’4* Shin..- Shoe Store, do 14 85 Pern Prokop do 562 Br. nnan s Drue S ore, do ( 75 Walter Drug •Co . do ' 400 ! Goshen Gen. ral hospital, do 22 40 Murphy Medical C- nt.'r. do 180 00 Georg. L Compton. MD. do 550 John J DeFT:. s. MD do 400 P D Gr.’sxnck.. . OD. do 26 00 R L Herde. DDS. do 32 00 I H; C Snyd.-r. DDS. do 19 00 B- h.-l Home P’.aC-, do 155 00 Family A Children's Centef. do 217 0« . Florenc- Cnttenton Hom- . do 58 84 • • Child Home, do 155 o'3 Long A Coleman Hospitals, hosp. comm'.- ‘ 79*3 24 All - O;.- n do ’ 34 30

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Wednesday Afternoon Club Enjoys Musicale Mrs. Fred Clark entertained the chib with a spring musicale entitled "We Walk in Beauty" on April 28. Playing her own accompaniment she presented a delightful selection of songs of springtime. Mrs. Joe Rapp, president, presided at the business session. Mrs. William T. Jones, Jr.; secretary, announced that a World War II Savings bond hail been cashed and given to the Youth Center with respiect to fill the people who have made this center possible. i Mrs. 'Clark- served ctrfi'ee and dec-, orateci cakes from a beautitiiny Heyde invited all members to the final meeting of the year to be held at Marky's Steak House onM.;y 12 at I pm. Reservations shou'.d he made w.’.a Mrs. HtvJe by M;»v 10. PLAN MOTHERDAUGHTER BANQUET Mrs.-Charles Miller was it - to the Lutheran Church Women of the Syracu'e Luther.ii! iCtircb. in her j home. Wednesday. April 28. There were 13 members present and the pastor. Rev. Carl H Satre. was a guest. The* secretary. Mrs. W hmm B.- aw. -presided at the business* meet ng. Rev. Satre the <ievotidns and showed slides of Liberia taken by Mr. and Mrs. Helm, parent- of Mrs Badey, w’ao are with the Lutheran Church of America in Liberia. The motlier and daughter banquet will be held at the church May 12 with Mrs Hilary Bachman. Mrs Cctree Harvey. Mrs Bailey and Mrs. Eva Brunner forming the committee on arrangements. Shop Local store that the above is a true list of claims I aiiowed by the Board- of Commlssion.-rs : on th.- 3rd day Ot May. 1965 NOBLE C BLOCKER Auditor. Kosciusko County. Indiana LEGAL NOTICE OJ Pl Bl H HEARING Publie Service Commission Os * Indiana Docket No 36*81 IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF UNITED TELEPHONE,COMPANY’ OF INDIANA. INC FOR A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY AUTHORIZING PETITIONER TO BORROW 82.931 475 ON A SHORTTERM BASIS AND TO ISSUE ITS RENEWABLE UNSECURED SHORTTERM PROMISSORY NOTE OR NOTES TO EVIDENCE SUCH BORROWING 1 Nolle*- is h.-reby given that the Public 18. rvic. Commission of Indiana will conI duct public hearing in this cause in th.I Rooms of the Commission. 908 Stat.- Offlc- Building. Indianapolis Indiana, at i3O A M EST. on Monday. May 17. ' 1965 Public participation is request'd PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA Bv ALLAN RACHLES Seer tary

PRUNE MUFFINS The Muffins with a Surprise Inside -? ■ ..j y. '7/ i, 7 > / k- - ' dal v. These Muffins are gently golden, each with a piece of prune perched on top . . . and offering no hint of the big surprise inside! - The surprise is a nice thick filling of chopped prunes mixed with brown sugar and cereal. So the muffins are rich and winefruity from the prunes, brown sugar-sweet, crisp-crunchy and altogether delectable. . i Offer them hot. with lots'of butter. Serve for breakfast withsausages and fruit juice. For lunch, with salad. To the youngsters mid-afternoon with a glass of milk. . In fact, any time is good Prune Muffin time. They’re easy to too. 2 cups flour Filling: k 3 r 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 cup chopped prunes? r 2 teaspoon salt ; . 1 cup cornflakes or other 3 tablespoons sugar \ dry cereal 1 egg, beaten ' ■ *4 cup sugar 1 cup milk 2 tablespoons melted butter U cup melted shortening or margarine 2-3 tablespoons hot water Combine dry ingredients and sift together into a large bowl. Combine egg, milk .and melted shortening: add to dry ingredients all at once. Snr quickly to mix. (Batter should be lumpy.) Combine filling ingredients. Fill greased muffin cups about l. full; add a generous spoonful filling, then additional batter jntil cup is about % filled and filling is covered. Bake in a hot oven. 425 degrees, 25 minutes, or until muffins test done in center. Remove from pan and serve warm. Makes 12-16 muffins depending on size muffin tin used.

MRS. ALAN WUTHRICH HONORED AT BABY SHOWER Mrs. Alan Wuthrich, of Chapman lake was the guest of honor at a - baby shower Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Gerald Martin ot • Milford. Mrs. Ray ILuib and Mrs . ginser ale salad, pweh. coffee, nuts and mints -were served to :v> guests Mrs. Jim Sumpter won the door prize. . The gift table \vas deeoratwl with a. cradle centerpiece with pink and; blue candles on each side and : streamers Os pink and blue crepe'.! ’paper. HELP TORNADO VICTIMS Mr. and ’Mrs. Robert Plank and I Mr. and Mrs. Wayiv' Uoy. Syracuse i on Sunday, May 2. to help Mr, and Mrs Ezra Halsey in the building of a new hon <- .the site of* the one destroyed in th-i' Palm Sunday tornado. T. L. Kline last . week dug out | he Hal to- build .the .basement and live in ; it until they car. finish the house ’ At noon the group enjoye>i a • carry-in dinner at the Carl O'Haver Mrs Gloria Loucks at en of' Nappanee. Mrs, Mildred Plank of x -use. and the Halsey’ sons. Philip and Jerry. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE

Wednesday. May 5, 1965

A 2C Donald Stephenson On Duty In Japan Airman second class Donald A , Stephenson, son of Mr. and Mrs Cow Stephenson of Milford...’is-oh J tem‘fx)rary duty in . Jap»an for 30 ; 1 days and possibly 90 'days after 1 which'he will return to his base at Dover. Deli Ai? ■ 1 A. S son ■ AF 16749758 i 150 3rd Support Sq. APO 96323 San Francisco, Cali: Syracuse Locals Mr and Mrs. Forrest Qtt of ■ Sy re ci i st-. Mr. and M”.<. Jesse Botts :of M i ■ . Mr and Mrs Glen Ott anti i.ir’.i’. of Fort Wayne; and .Mr and Mrs Larry Ott of Wawaka’l w'ere recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. . . Beaor: in Kimmel I Mr and Mrs Ge.x-ae D’-.v-.ii’cn, ■ north of Syracuse had as-' their guests "’i Sunday. April 2S. Mr ar 4 Mrs Ollie Lewallen. Mr l and Airs. Robert Lewallen, Mrs. ; Mr., an Mrs James Comstock, all of Gos- ■ - j merdiener and two .laushters, and Mr and Mrs.’- Volney Kammeni e- . ; ise. '.. ; ■■-," . Mr. and Mrs. Keith Koble and. .Mrs. John Fleming and Mrs Rebe i Kits - ■ £ S t cuse, were recent guests of Mr. .and Mrs Thomas .Cotton and family in Walkerton.

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v “z ■.■. _; ■ w' \ 5 ’ \ ® v ’ STANLEY PEQUIGNOT ON TV PANEL DISCUSSION Stanley Pequigr.ot' senior from Pierceton, participated recently in a filmed TV panel discussion at - Indiania university •' on the .topic f “After CollegeOT-v- What?’’ The discussion .will be televised by riieans of .video tape over station WPTA. Fort Wayne. May 9. The ; pane! was seen on WAVE. laxiisx ille. Ky. April 18: WFIE. Evansville. ipril 25: and WFBM,. In-lia-iKipblis, May 2. Stanley is The swi qf Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ptxpiignot of Pierceton. . HOUSECLEANING SAFETY TIPS / LAFAYETTE — If you uare spring ..housecleaning, '.don't keep working ! until you are over-tired. I F. R. Willseyp Purdue university 's.iK’.y 'OT- - ys fatigue-breeds 'accident' So, stop oeca.'ionally fora {rest period. ' ... - 1 He also 'offers several other sugg< sti >ns for safer liou'cvleanihg; Unnecessary falls, for example,; can be avoided by being 'iirewour ladder is in safe condition. Then, use it properly. - ' Use -■ ladder or step &00l for all climbing — your kitchen.chair was ■meant for sitting only Use a ladder too, for window washing. Don't sit ; on the window sill. . ) I Cleaning fluids rank high as haz- • ards Use 'hem according to direct' tions and keep cleaning compounds ■ away from small children who miclit : ; taste them. . ! Using hot water for ■cleaning'pft.en means leaving buckets or large pans [of w'ater on 'i.e floor where a small 1 child may. fall into it and be scalded, injured by sp-ong cleaning agents, or even drowned Do not put' pans, pails, brushes and' other cleaning j equipment' in places ■ where, adults , .may trip and fall over t-hegi. At the end of most cleaning comes.. the inevitable rubbish pile which is a perfect spot for fire. Dispose of rubbish momptly. Do sw! store used with turpentine, paint or flammable liquids. If you rearrange furniture, be sure Willsey also says women are foolish to leave clear pathways to the doors. Ito lift heavy furniture alone — set help for these’heavier jobs. Make * a n "‘tatter ru;s are firmly anchored with ■ rubberized . backing-. If t skid-prixif. use foam rubber strips designed for tiiis ptrpose ■ n check each . room fur possible-hazards and eli- • minaie them. When you finish you have a safer house as well as a cleaner one. State Parks Offer Naturalist Service , ! Thirteen of Indiana s2l state parks a_ai:i will offer naturalist services to the public this summer. John E. Mi’.clull. director of the. Indiana Department of Conservation said twiiity naturalists will serve 13 state parks his summer interpreting nahi'iory to park visitors. The state* park naturalist program Ixgan in tlie summer of 1923 at Me ICormick's Creek state park — seven years after that area became In.[diana’s first state park. During the years that followed, the naturalist i sen, ice was made available to seven other parks with from 12 to 13 naturalists on duty during the ; summer months to sene the public. With the beginning of the 1964' l summer season, an additional five parks were added to those of- last i year — making a total of 13 parks to be served by persons skilled in tech- z i niques of relating the wonders of nature to visitors. Naturalists will be on dut.v six days per week from about 'Memorial Day through Labor Dav A few. however, will not be available until after ‘completing spring sem- tens in colleges and universities which should be around the 10th of June. The activities to be conducted by the- naturalists will include: Beforebreakfast bird-study hikes, nature hikes in the forenoon and afternoon, and evening activities. Typical evening programs include songfests, illustrated slide talks on conservation and natural history. cQQS€T\ation films, campfire programs, square dancing and wiener roasts. Hayrides are offered in cooperation with saddle-barn operators in those cases where the parks have this facility. HEX GRANGE . WOMEN ENTERTAIN MEN The women of the Hex Grange entertained the men at a supper Tuesday evening, April 27, at the Grange Hall. Mrs. Fred Johnson was in charge of the program. She showed film of Hong Kong, Singapore and Formosa. Samuel Bushong presided at the business meeting in the absence of master Warren Hire. The . next meeting will be held May IL

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