The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 December 1967 — Page 3

Commissioners Allowances The following is a Hat of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their meeting on D>-eemb<r 4. 1967. T. Ethna Scott 900 00 Noble C. Blocker 900 00 William E. Kills 900.00 E Marie Alexander 720 00 David E. Andr<-«s 900 00 Charles M Brower 190192 J. B. Mishler. M.D. 337 so Carl T Zimmer 765 tX) Paul A. Ober 11 435 00 Allan A. Rasor 125 00 Gene B Lee 741.67 Doris L. Camden 541.67 Lorraine A Crawford 3jj 34 Wallace A. Manrow 541.67 Jean L. Smith 433 33 Leo W Adams log 33 Ruth McCleary 108 33 Charles J. Menzie 108.33 Ralph Oyb r 108 33 C L ‘Tim Rovenstine 108 33 J Gerald Wallace 108 33 Merl H Wertenberaer 10833 Ray Ferverda 315 00 Frederick W Gilliam 31500 Harvey Anglin 315.00 Bessie Himes 3-5 eg Edith B. Beltz 325 00 Princess Marie Frush 300 (-0 Marilyn Williamson 291 66 Frances Noble ■><>« ,j Betty J. Busselberz 375.00 Elnora S Cox 30*. 00 Kathryn M Teel 291 Kfi Hazel B Harman 291 66 Jeanne K Endicott 258 33 o*7?*?. “ unso “ 325 00 R.ti Miller — too .y Lucille McCleary 291 66

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Syracuse Quality Printers, postage A- Supp. 98.50 Warsaw Chemical Co., tupp. lso Warsaw Off. Supp.. do 9»-8o Ginter Electric Service, equip. 152.49 SHERIFF Milton "Jim" Warner, dog catcher 54.00 United Telephone Co.. Phone 15.85 Fold Auto Supply. Repairs 222 02 L & L Body Shop, do 19-1$ Motorola C. & E.. Inc*, do 36.1$ David E. Andrews. Meals-—Pris. 274.30 Dunwell Service. Garage 29.95 Gast Fuel & Service Co., do 119.00 Business Equip Co.. Supplies 2.51 T.-xaco. Inc.. Garage 8.21 Nat‘l Police Chiefs At Sheriff's Information Bureau. Supplies 7.50 Warsaw Office Supply, do .98 Cox Studio. Other Ober. 22 50 Geo. W. Sliger, Equip. 50 00 SURVEYOR Unit'd Telephone Co . Phone 15.90 Charles M Brower, Mil age 33.84 Warsaw Office Supply. Supp It Equip. 17.32 Lincoln Graphic Corp.. Other Oper. .56 COUNTY ASSESSOR United Telephone Co.. Phone 13.45 Winona Lake Postmaster. Postage & Supplies 124.73 ■ Can T. Zimmer, Postage * Mileage 60 60 Friden. Inc . Repair 49 91 Syracuse Quality Printers. Suople-s 2*o Warsaw Office Supply Co . do 36.21 I Business Equip. Co.. Equip *0 00 WAYNE TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR Unit d Tel. phone Co.. Phone 11.60 | Pau! A Oberli. Mil.aee 103.00 ; Executive Office Ma'hin-s. Repair 22 50 i Warsaw Office Supply. Supplies 38.93 ; Business Equip Co Equip <..■ Supp 32 05 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY < Allan A Rasor. Clerical | Allan A Rasor. Phone 387 1 Allan A Rascr. Rent 25 00 CIK<I IT COURT 5 Fred Thomas. Petit Juror 990 Robert C. Merkle, do 18.60 I Robert E H-agy. do 15 40 Hotert S. Jontz. do 19.40 Dolphus Shtllne. do 19.80 I Delbert Whitehead, do 12 30 John Robert Bayne, do 15.40 j Jimmie R Brown, do 12 50 iSu Ann Gunter, do 17.80 Alic- Mort, do 910 Dale G. Sorenson do 9.90 . William Bru.-e do 15.80 Wayne H Guthrie, do 1580 i John Hood, do ! Clarence Hartman, do 15.40 Paul H Graham do 15.8$ 1 H nry J Nyenhuis. do 17.80 !RU h M Buske. do 7.90 Dorotha Tuck-r do 8.10 Alldcn- Wagner.' do <-90 Frank T Vaccaro, do 790 Ra'ph Boess do 9ss Lois M G arheart. do 10.90 Alfred A Hartk. do 770 I Don W Anglin, do ! Dal Ali n, do 12 30 Tette Arlene Sehtot’.erback. do 11 90 eraldine Carnes, do 850 »Vavnr R Bokes. do 1; 30 William I Chapel, do <9O Clold Swartz, do 990 , Marvin Clay, do 77$ | 'tarry 1.. Marrs do 10 3$ ten- B Lee Juda V nued 40 00 I D-rrls L Carnd- n. Reporter-V.-iu d 800 Rob-rt Burner. Pauper Attorney 85 00 i Unit d Tel- phon. Co.. Phone 102 92 • 'o-raln. A Craword Bailiff—V«n. 500 I Wallac • J Manrow, Mileage—Prco. 55 10 i Howard's. Supplies 50 25 ' Warsaw Oftlc-- Supply, do 69 59 i «yracus. Quality Printers, do 11 00 Al Crawford. Meals—Jurors 4 79

Puckett Cafeteria, do 66 35 Wm. Scheele 4 Sons. Inc., do 19-80 Business Equip. Co.. Supp. & Equip. 186.17 Allen Smith Co.. Law Books 62 50 Lawyers Co-op. Pub. Co., do 135.50 National Council on Crime & Delinquency. Law Books 745 COUNTY ELECTION BOARD Warsaw Printing Co.. Printing 19.50 Mail-Journal. Legal Ad 44 63 Times-Union, do 38 59 A. E. Boyce Co., Inc.. Printing 282.10 COURT HOUSE United Telephone Co.. Phone 13.00 North Ind. Pub. Serv.. Gas Ar Elec. 262.30 Sewage Treatment Office. Sewage 32 75 Water Utilities. Water 57 53 Cotnfortemp, Inc.. Repairs 31.60 Power Plant Service. Inc.. ;lo 109.54 Smith Appliances, do 750 Correlated Products. Inc., Instit. 16.25 Cover-All Rental, do 12.40 J. I Holcomb Mfg. Co., do 2346 Warsaw Clean Towel Service, do 50.00 Warsaw Dry Cleaners. Other Op. Exp. 50.25 JAIL United Telephone Co.. Phone 35.87 North Ind. Pub. Serv.. Gas 3c Elee. 173 46 Sewage Treatment Office, Scvage 4.20 Water Utilities. Inc.. Water 13.04 Boiler * Pressure Board. Repair 2.06 Dalton Foundries. Inc., do 9.70 Gary Moore * Sons, do 12.40 Rife Electric, do 4 00 Hal! Hardware. Institution'll 3.42 Lake City Wholesale Co., do 9.53 Wcrsaw Clean Towel Service,'do 11.50 Arab Termite & Pest Con'rol. Pest Control 5 ->0 COUNTY DRAINAGE BOARD George A. Nye, Mil-age 10.60 Times-Union. Legal Ad 3.65 Heckman Bindery. Binding 36.00 SERVICE OFFICER United Telephone Co.. Phone 25.28 CIVIL DEFENSE Milo E. Clase. Phone 6CO COMMISSIONERS Mail-Journal. Legal Ad 262 4$ Times-Union, do 231 (0 Warsaw Insurance Ag- ncy. It sur. 253.82 Em- rson Coy. Prem. Off. Bond 10 00 Edna N Garris, do *Jss Edwin Peterson, do Raipli Thornburg, do 1J ' "0 Stray-r Insurance Agency, to 1'7,75 North Ind. Pub Sen . Gas 4 Elec. 14 06 Charles M Brower. Office Cl. an 16.0) Norman E 4 Esther H. Stephenson. Office Rent 20<i00 Lor-n T Kruger Rent Dump Equip 275 00 Board of Regents. Oakwood C-rr Grave Markers 40 00 Warsaw Monument Works, Grave Marker 8 0b Dickerson Funeral Home. Vet Bur. 125 00 Harris Funeral Home, do 100.00 McHatton Funeral Home, do 200.00 Tom Barker, Fox Bounty 300 Paul D B. <ry do 30 00 E- tty Boggs, do 33.00 Charles La Fuze, do 3.00 Mrs Robert Wiggs, do 3.W D-bbte Diercks. Fox Bounty 3,00 Mrs. Wayne Drudge, do 3.00 Bernice Egolf, do 300 Bonnie Harman, do ' 00 I. Joe L-ckrone. do 3.C0 Kent McDonald, do 3.00 Wayne Miller, do 15 09 Donald A. Sand, do 3.00 WHliam L. Vorels. do 3.00 Co. Council for the Retarded, Approp. Mental Retarded 5000.00 I-*n- Byron Hospital. T-B Patient 284.22 I Brennan Drug Store, Care Twp. Patient 4 65 Walter Drug Co. Milford, do 26 80 Orn Nursing Home, do 243 30 Ptairic View R-st Hom--. Inc., do 2K4.00 Thomas F K-ough. M.D., i Medical —Inmates 1C 00 : WHlian C Parke.—M.D , do 800 ‘ Roland S Snider. MD . do 900 Kos. Co. Treasurer. Ditch Ass- ss. 57 41 Auditor of Wabash Co., Change of Venue 31.00 Arnold 4 Joan Dierks. Dump Maint. 130.00 Cyril F Likens, do 200 00 Stanley Scott, do 200 00 Ralph 4 Clara F. Lusher, Surplus Tax 2 50 COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL Gtcrg-- M Haymond 4V.00 Carroll Sherman 66"40 Loren J. Pound 5->0 00 Barbara Nwr 487.50 N.!l<. Van Marcke ?50nc COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. ALLOWANCES Dr Wilmer Bugher. Board Member 10.00 Dr. Robert L Conrad, do !0.00 A F Ferguson. DDS. do 4 Mile. 11.60

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Byron C. Kennedy, do J° $$ Dan Loman, do. do 11. CO Wytuond B. Wilson. MD. do. do 12 50 Uniu-d Telephone Co., Phone 23.00 Warsaw Postmaster, Postage 15.00 Barbara Neer. Mileage 43.C0 Loren Pound, do 74 „ Carroll Sherman, do 75.12 Executive office Machines. Repair 45.00 Cox Studio. Supplies Warraa Office Supply Co., do 12.80 Warsaw Insurance Agency. Insur. 21.92 COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPT. PAYROLL Allan Anders 434 70 John A. Armold Cliftord F. Baker 4' < 20 Charles E. Cotton 414.00 Erma l G. Coy 43 * „'2 John E. Davis 434 70 Mu el A. Dawalt 434.70 Harcld Gerard 435 ’ ?2 Gilbert E. Griffis 434 <$ Merrit’ L. Hartman 434.70 Frederick E. Kammerer 434 i? Russell Krichbaum 434..$ Donald E. Kuhn 415.80 Alvin H. Miller 431.70 Walter Miller 434.70 Bobby D. Miner 434 TO Le.rr? L. Mon tel 434 i? Leo Mosier 4>4.70 Ronald Norman 43- * J? Paul Randall Roswei! Robbins 434.t0 Harold Roberts Rorwld Spaulding 434.70 Wayr e L. Wood 434.’X Gan P Young 4 34. <3 John Alexander 453 60 Charles E. Bucher 453.60 Nor mar. W. Clouse 453 60 Don Forney 453. oO WilleTct FretZ 458.40 Bobby J. Griffis 453.60 Mai shall Hawley 458.40 Walt -r Jontz 23:. CO Laurcrce Kindig 453.40 E’tis Koher 454.80 R. iph E. Linn 453.bC Eirl Long 4 >3.60 Donald Metzger 45 >.60 Glenwood Secor 453.60 F.ar-ey Slater 410.45 Jem Stutzman 4.12.06 Luthe.- G. Van Cleave 45..20 George T. White 444 15 Rex Deaton 453.60 Max E. Brown *34 .0 Russell Sechrist 583 95 Gail L White 360.00 W’orl.y Spitler 487.20 Kermit F Summers 446.40 Claude Christner 661.17 Charles R. Cleveland 1353.00 COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPT. ALLOWANCES Prud.ntial Insurance Co,. Insur. 165106 Unit-d Telephone Co.. Phone 34.89 North Ind Pub Serv., Gas & Elec. 167.09 Marl-Journal. Legal Ad 22 06 Times-Union, do 25.64 Executive Office Machines. Repair 22 50 Motorola C. * E . Inc . d" 178.30 Warsaw Automotive Supply. Inc.. Garage * Parts 670.17 Gulf OU Corp., Garage 166.65 Cover-All Rental Service, do 506.20 Gast Fuel A Service. Inc., do 286.70 Kelley Tile A Floor Covering, do *SO Lake Ctty Wholesale Co . Inc., do 25.60 Millington Bros., do 13.75 Moellering Supply Co . Inc., do 84.30 Purity Cylinder Gases. Inc., do 275.92 Sharp Hardware Co., do 7.68 T- xaco. Inc., do 2128.73 Warsaw Dry Cleaners, do 8.75 A. E Boyce Co.. Inc.. Supplies 15.60 Warsaw Office Supply Co., do 10.31 Mae Friedman. Gravel 237.60 Jack Garman, do 184 80 Roy Ryman, do 31. 2 f Elmer Zimmerman, do 377.40 A M Hodges— Ready-Mix. Concrete 21.75 Pierceton Equip Co.. Bituminous 2323.43 Logansport Metal Culvert Co.. Inc.. Culverts 1100.68 American Steel Supply Corp.. Repair Parts 1148.10 Cummins Diesel of Indiana. Inc., do 111.53 Indiana Equip. Co.. Inc., do 91.36 Korte Bros.. Inc . do 208.88 Stockb-rger Machinery. Inc . do 2009 93 Superior Pipe Specialties, do 25.13 Wolford Awning A Canvas Co . do 9.00 W A W Truck Sales. Inc . do 419 97 Warsaw Insurance Agency, Insur. 1425.03 Brooks Construction Co.. Inc., Rent Equip. 2224.79 Gragg Equip Co . Equip 389 40 COUNTY WELFARE DEPT. PAYROLL Howard B Johnson 600.00 Opal Joy Harman 420 00 Mary Ruth Wilson 420 00 Constance O. Buckles 410.00 Jean F. Grubb 420 00

Lillian O. Davis 365.00 Yvonne Sue England 295.00 Beverly Anne Warner 275.00 Dorothy L. Anglin 395.00 COUNTY WELFARE DEPT. ALLOWANCES United Telephone Co.. Phone 96.07 Constance O. Buckles. Mileage 47.70 Jean F. Grubb, do 67.70 Opal Joy Harman, do 45.65 Howard B. Johnson, do 21.95 Mary Ruth Wilson, do 27.95 Warsaw Office Supply Co., Maint. 103.50 Warsaw Office Supply Co.. Supp. 43.73 Warsaw Office Supply Co.. Equip. 68.40 Thornburg Drug Co.. CTiP. Ch. 12.38 James A. Shupe. DDS. do 14.00 Lutheran Hospital, do 78.45 St. Joseph Hospital, do 36.00 South Bend Orthopedic Appliance Co., do 11.00 Central Shoe Company. Ward of Court 11.95 Council for the Retarded of Kos. Co., do 8.00 Argos Pharmacy, do 55.50 Judd Drugs, Inc.. No. 4. do 10.70 Thornburg Drug Co., do 6.00 Walter Drug Co.—Milford, do ’ 18.30 Murphy Medical Center, do 70.00 Robert D. Dormire. M.D.. do 7.00 J. M. Hampton. M.D.. do 10.00 R. L. Heyde. D.D.S.. do 62.00 William C. Parke. M.D., do 12.00 P. H. Pierson. M.D., do 3.00 F. L. Rhelnheimer, M.D.. do 11.50 R S. Snider, M.D . do 25.00 Richard D. Strait. DDS., do 104.00 E. W Thomas. M D.. do 37.00 Bethel Home Place, do 186.00 Indiana Methodist Children's Home, do 217.00 Jean’s Children's Home, do 185.75 Saint Vincent Villa, do 150.00 I. Noble C. Blocker, do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners on the 4th day of December. 1967. Noble C. Blocker. Auditor. Kosciusko County NOTICE TO BIDDFR4 Proposed Addition to Madison Elementary School The Warsaw Community Schools Corporation. Warsaw. Indiana. by and through its Board of Trustees will receive sealed bids for the construction of Additions and Alterations to th- Madison Elementary School. Warsaw. Indiana (including listed Alternates-, vntil 1:00 pm. ES T. on December 28. 196". in the Superintendent's office of the Warsaw Community School Corporation. Warsaw. Indiana, at which time and place they will be publicly op tied and read aloud. Any bid received after the above designated time will bi- returned unopened Proposals are d-stred on each of the following classes of work: 1. General Construction. 2. Plumbing. Realms. Ventilating and Air Conditioning Construction. 3. Electrical Construction. 4. Sound Systems. 5. Library Casework. 6. Miscellaneous Casework. 7. Folding Partitions. 8. Combined Bid' Any bidder, at his option, may submit a combined bid from any combination of the above classes of proposals, so long as the bidder also pres.-nts separate bids tor each proposal class in the combination bid. except, that combination proposa s foi number I. 2 i>nd 3 may be as one lump sum. The successful combination bidder for proposals number 1. 2 and 3 shall, within two »2> days after notification as such, submit a cost breakdown of each class of work, the combination of which, forms the combined bld proposal All work shall be constructed in full accordance with this Notice. Instructions to Bidders. General Conditions. Special Conditions. Specifications for Workmanship and Materials. Proposal Forms. Instructions for executing contracts and plans as prepared by Keene Macßae Associates. Inc., and Richard Paul Miller. Architects and Engineers. 2204 California Road. Elkhart. Indiana. All proposals shall be properly and completely executed on Indiana State Board of Accounts. Form No. 96. The Non-Collusion Affidavit shall be properlyexecuted. AU proposals shall be accompanied by Indiana State Board of Accounts. Form No. 96-A. completely executed. Each proposal shall also be accompanied by an acceptable bid bond, certified o» bank officer's check, made payable to the ; Warsaw Community Schools Corporation I for an amount of not less than five per cent (ST» of the amount of the pre- ; posal. which bld bond or check shall be i forfeited as liquidated damages in case iof failure of the successful bidd.-r to enter into a Contract and furnish a satis--1 factory performance bond in an amount equal to the contract price within ten <lo* days after notification of the acceptance of his proposal. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of ninety (90> days after th- date set for the opening thereof. Each proposal and accompanying documents- shall be sealed and endorsed as specified in the ' Instructions to Bidders” i Each successful bidder shall be required ! to furnish the Warsaw Community Schools i a contract performance bond satisfactory ; to the Warsaw Community Schools Cori poration conditioned upon the final comi pletion of said work or the part thereof covered by the bid. in accordance with l and within the time provided in the conI tract thereof. Th- cost Os said bond ' shall be paid by the contractor and it shall be delivered to the Warsaw Com-

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munity Schools Corporation before entering upon the performance of the contract The Contract Documents. including Plans and Specifications, are on file at the offices of: Keene Macßae Associates. Inc. and Richard Paul Miller 2204 California Road Elkhart. Indiana. F. W. Dodge Corporation 3325 North Anthony Avenue Fort Wayne. Indiana. F. W. Dodge Corporation 4165 Millersville Road Indianapolis. Indiana. F W Dodge Corporation . 1040 Merchandise Mart Plaza Chicago, Illinois. The Builders Exchange of St. Joseph Valley 2015 Western Avenue South Bend. Indiana Superintendent's Office Warsaw Community Schools Corporation Warsaw. Indiana. F. W. Dodge Corporation 1204 First Avenue Evansville, Indiana. F. W. Dodge Corporation 8234 Calumet Avenue Munster, Indiana 46321 Scan Photronix. Inc. 8372 Pendleton Pike Indianapolis, Indiana Mr. Bob O'Brien The Construction League of Indianapolis, Inc. 1456 North Delaware Street Indianapolis. Indiana 46202 Prime bidders may obtain a complete set of Plans and Sp cifications upon application to the Architects. Prime bidders who obtain Plans and Specifications, but do not submit bids will forfeit their deposit unless returned in good condition, not less than seven (7i calendar days before bid due date. Material bidders, subcontractors, and all other parties *hall not be eligible to secure plans or specifications from the Architect. Plans and specifications will be placed on file in various plan rooms and in the Architects Office for their use. The Warsaw Community Schools Corporation of Warsaw. Indiana, reserves the right to reject any end or all bids and to waive any informalities or irregularities in the bidding. By: James Girard. Secretary Dated at Warsaw. Indiana, this 22nd day of November. 1967. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County. Indiana, will from this date until December 26. 1967. at 1:30 p.m. EST. receive sealed bids for two <2> New 1968 Cars for the Kosciusko County Sheriff Department. said cars to be delivered early in the Year 1968. bidder to state delivery date, and to bid on each Car s parately, but may also give a bid on both Cars, as an alternate Bid. Cars to bi- named as Item 1 and Item 2. Item No. 1. Car to be 8 cylinder. 4 door model, equipped with dual electric windshield wipers, power steering, automatic transm.ssion. heaters, defrosters, turn lights. 2-cowl spot lights with clear beam, undercoat. 50 amp low cut in generator. shield-d insulated electric system, back up ligh’s. windshield washers. 15 inch nylon tir-s and wheels, and power brak. s. no less than 400 Cu. In., and no less than 325 H.P.. no less than 119 in. wheelbase. Bidders will remove from car traded in by Kosciusko County, the sirens and red flasher ligh-s. and install same on new car. All bidders should show hdrse pow r of engine Car jo be marked and painted in accortUn.'ff with sp- ■:•; a':ons issued by the Indiana County Sheriffs Standard Car-Markins and Uniforfa Commission. Specifications are on file in the Kosciusko County Auditor’s Office. Ccurt House. Warsaw, Indiana. Bidders will accept as trade in and allow credit on purchase price of new car the following: 1 Chevrolet two door. Serial No 154116 J 191&3. Year 1966. Item No. 2, Car to be 8 cylinder. 4 door model, equipped with dual electric windshield wipers, power steering, automatic transmission, heaters, defrosters, turn lights. 1-cowl mounted spot light with clear beam, undercoat. 50 amp low cut in generator, shielded insulated electric system, back up lights, windshield washers. 15 inch nylon tires and wheels, and power brakes, no less than 400 Cu. in . and no less than 325 H P., no less than 119 in. wheelbase. Bidders will remove from car traded in by Kosciusko County, the sirens and install same on new car. All bidders should show horse power of engine. Spectficai tions are on file in the Koslcusko Counts I Auditor s Office. Court House. Warsaw. . Indiana Color to be decided by Kcsciusi ko County Sheriff Department. Bidders will accept as trade in t.nd allow as trade in and allow credit on : purchase price of n-w car the following: i 1 Ford two door. Serial No. 6 G 530173704. I Y- ar 1966. Bids must be filed on Form No. 95. and i be filed in th- County Auditor s Office by ! 1:30 p.m EST. and must show on bid that no federal excise tax is included. All I bids must be accompanied by a Surety : Bond or Certified Check ,oual to 107 of i maximum bid. and the necessary Affidavit ! of non-collusion. as required by law. The Board of Commissioners reserve the right : to reject any and all bids. I Noble C Blocker. Kosciusko County Auditor M-J. Dec. 6 * 13

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TO ADDRESS TEACHERS — Dr. Sam M. Lambert, who was inaugurated October 20 as executive secretary of the National Education Association, will address executive board members of the Indiana Classroom Teachers Association on Saturday in the Marott Hotel at 1:45 p.m., following a noon luncheon. This is Lambert's first trip to Indiana as NEA executive secretary, although he spoke here in 1963. Lakeland Men Graduate From Basic Training SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Marine private Bill W. Shear, son of Mr, and Mrs. Francfe Shear of r 1 North Webster and marine private Timothy G. Cpnnofly, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Byron Connolly of Syracuse were graduated from eight weeks of recruit training at the marine corps recruit depot here. They will undergo from two to four weeks of individual combat training and then, after leave at home, will report to their first marine corps assignments. The intensified marine recruit training emphasizes rigid physical conditioning and survival techniques, both at Sea and ashore, to develop self-confidence and endurance. Marksmanship with the M-14 rifle and 45-caliber pistol are equally stressed, and close order chill instills the traditions of marine corps teamwork. A thorough study of basic military subjects, hygiene, first aid and sanitation, and the customs, courtesies, history and mission of the marine corps serve to polish the new marine’s recruit education and prepare him to join the marine combat forces. 1 Pythian Club Re-Elects Officers Mrs. Estella Swartz and Mrs. Zerola Zook were hostesses for the November meeting of the Syracuse Pythian club Thursday in the Swartz home. During the business session the 1967 officers were reelected. They are: President — Mrs. Herbert Blue Secretary-treasurer — Mrs. Artie Long The 12 ladies faced the snow and slick roads to attend the pot luck dinner and meeting. There will be no meeting in December. The January meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Lloyd Kammerdiener with Mrs. Catherine Babcock as the hostess. Following the business meeting games were played. Mrs. Ella Unrue won high prize and Mrs. Herbert Blue, low prize. Mrs. Blue also won the door prize. I ~ STANLEY SCOTT CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY i A dinner held in honor of the birthdays of Stanley Scott of r 3 Syracuse and his grandson, Troy Whetten of Logansport, was given by Mrs. Scott Simday. Dec. 3, w-hich was the birthday of Mr. Scott. Troy’s birthday was December 6. j Dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. ' Jerry Whetten. Troy, Doug and ■ Sherrx’ of Logansport; Mr. and ' Mrs. John Hare and Tammy of Milford; and Pat Cox and Doug , Moore of Warsaw. | Afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Auer, Jr., and Joe of r 3 Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Auer, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hollar. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ostendorf and Craig, and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Corl, all of Milford. i Refreshments of homemade ice cream, cake and coffee were servied to the guests. Mrs. Nora Siancaka of Chicago Is visiting in the tome of her daughter, Mrs. Cable Lane, and Nir. Lane of Kale Island, Lake Wawasee. said applicant, and the propriety of issuing the permit applied for to such applicant at the premises named: Moose Lodge No. 1423 by William Ladd. Gov.. 738 W. Market. (Club* Beer. Liquor * Win.- Retailer. 126 East Market St., Warsaw. Indiana. SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE „ COMMISSION By W. F Condon Executive secretary JOE A. HARRIS. Chairman ‘ For the “Lucky One” on your Christmas list, choose from our smart collection of robes in V elvets, Long Quilted Nylon, Printed Nylon Cottons. Lounging P.J’s in Velveteen, Slippers in Gold and Silver. 11 The House | l I Across hL The Street Nappanee, Indiana

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