The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 April 1969 — Page 9
April Meeting Os Board; Formation Os Ladies Auxiliary
The board of supervisors of the Kosciusko County Soil and Water Conservation District held its April meeting at Warsaw April 8. Fourteen supervisors and office personnel were present and nine guests. The proposed calendar' of events for 1969 was reviewed and accepted. Plans were made for Oliver and McClure Lake Conservation Camps, which will be held in the .month of July. Ten new cooperators were approved: Joe Kintzel — Harrison Twp., Merl Gibson — Harrison, Thurl Metzger — Jackson, Dalton-Mil-ler Carp. — Wayne, Dennis Johnson — Etna, Virginia Shepherd — Monroe, Leroy Norris — Franklin, Mar&is Frieden — Lake, Wallace Anglin — Harrison, John C. Yoder — Jefferson. Two group ■'projects were approved: Williamson Group: George Williamson and William Engleberth — Washington Twp. and the McSherry Group: Fred and
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Agnes Surguy, John Shirey, Es ta Huffer, Raymond Ross, Min nie Grubbs and Steve McSherry — Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hunter of Rochester were present as guests. Mr. Hunter is State Treasurer for the Soil and Water Conservation Districts and Mrs. Hunter is State Chairman for Ladies Auxiliary. Mrs. Hunter outlined steps necessary for forming an auxiliary for the district and the group unanimously accepted the formation of this group. Officers were duly-elected and they are as follows: Mrs. Myron Metzger — Chairman Mrs. Bill Dalton - Vice Chairman Mrs. Phil Beer — Secy-Trcas. The next meeting of the board will be May 7 at the Conservation office at 518 south Buffalo street, Warsaw. "ATTEND FUNERAL Out of state relatives attending the funeral service of Mrs. Bryce Baumgartner at the Grace Trinity United Methodist church in Nappanee Saturday at 11 o’clock were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knapp and sen Bruce, Mrs. Harry Baumgartner, and Lawrence Kuebler of Cissna Park, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Blake Baumgartner and son Jonathan of Charleston Heights, S. C.; and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stafford of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Good manners are good form, even oh the highways.
COUNTY SPELLING CHAMP — Pierceton eighth grader Belinda Bryant is shown with her mother, Mrs. G. Wendell Bryant, re-enacting part of the hard work that went into winning her the Kcsciusko county spelling championship. “But my dad is my head coach,” Belinda allowed. Her dad, incidentally, is principal of the North Webster junior high school. lW road to the championship wasn’t an easy one. She spelled 89 words correctly along with Lisa Ann Rager, 11-year-cld sixth grader in the Warsaw McKinley school. Miss Rager misspelled “hypodermic,” her 90th word, then Belinda spelled it correctly and went on to spell one additional word — “illiterate” — correctly to win county-wide honors. Belinda will advance to a regional contest at Fort Wayne and the winner there will advance to national competition in Washington, D. C.
NEWCI from th« Services Michael Jones Promoted To First Lieutenant BURNS, ORE., - Michael L. Jones, son of Mrs. W. A. Jones, Jr., 139 N. Shore Drive, Syracuse, has been promoted to first lieutenant in the U. S. air force. Lieutenant Jones is a supply officer in a unit of the Air Defense Command at - Burns air force station, Oregon. A graduate of Syracuse high school, the lieutenant earned a B. S. degree at Ball State university, Muncie, where he was commissioned through the air force reserve officers training corps program.
His wife Jane, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Rice, Grand Rapids, Mich. Dennis Mench Completes Basic Dennis Mench, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mench of Syracuse, has completed his basic at Fort Knox and is taking his AIT training at Fort Polk, La. His address is: Pvt. E-l Dennis W. Mench U 555950398 Co. A Ist BN 5 AIT BDE 3d Platoon Fort Polk, La., 71459 Pfc. Thomas Smith Serving In Viet Nam Army private first class Thomas R. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Smith, r 1 North Webster, was assigned to the 199th Infantry Brigade in Viet Nam, March 22. Pvt. Smith, a rifleman in the brigade near Long Binh, entered the army in October, 1968, and completed basic training at Ft. Campbell, Ky. He was last stationed at Ft. Lewis, Wash.
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Work Camp Program
Given At Bethel
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Turner
of Fort Wayne presented a very interesting program at the Bethel Church of the Brethren last Sunday evening. They have been counselors for Presbyterian youth work camps the past three summers. In the summer of 1966 the group of 22 high school youths and five sponsors went to Ganado, Ariz., by car caravan. They slep in sleeping bags in churches and had their meals in the churches also during the travel time. In Arizona they worked at a Navajo mission putting a roof on the gymnasium and digging trenches for the gas lines. Many Indian friends were made on this trip and a wonderful fellowship was developed among the group who made the trip. The work camp traveled to Clarksville, Ark;., in 1967, to the College of the Ozarks. They form ed and poured sidewalks and did much interior ' painting on this the Presbyterian church. Most attend this college because of financial and work aid given by the Presbyterian church. Most of the students are not able to attend the college without this at end the college without this help. Much spiritual growth was the highlight of this trip for the 27 persons who made the trip. In the summer of 1963 another camp was taken to Brockton, Montana, to work for a Sioux mission church. The work group were the only white people to
The 20-year-old soldier graduated from North Webster high school in 1967 and was employed by Weatherhead company in Syracuse, before entering the army. Robert Randels Graduates SHREVEPORT, La. — Technical Sergeant Robert N. Randels, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Randels cf 1026 E. Main St., Warsaw, has been graduated from the U. S. air force senior non-commissioned'of-ficer academy at Barksdale AFB, La. Sergeant Randels, who received advanced military leadership and management training, is a security police supervisor at Grisson AFB, Peru, A gradjatte of Warsaw senior high school, the sergeant attended Manchester college. His wife is the former Gloria Guiney of Ireland.
stay in Brockton except for the local storekeeper. The town has been taken over by renegade Sioux. The Indians were unfriendly and did much harassing and stealing from the group. The Turners noted that racial equality took on a new meaning for the work campers because of the situation they lived in for ten days. They preceded with the work on the mission that was scheduled for them but never managed to make friends with the Indians while , they were there. Others attending the program from Fort Wayne were Greg, the Turners’ 17-year-old son, Rick Papasian and Kathy Mann, who had all been on one or more of the work camps. The program was sponsored by the camp committee from Bethel 1, Mrs. Richard Smith and Mrs Dean Dowty. Campfire by the camp committee from songs were also part of the evening’s entertainment as was the fun the group had making their own donuts for refreshments after the meeting. Coffee and an orange drink were also served. Preaching Rally At Christian Church This Week A preaching rally will be held Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Milford Christian church with services at 7:30 nightly. Marple Lawson of the Ligonier Church of Christ will be the speaker on Thursday and will deliver a sermon on “Study”. “Witnessing” will be the thought for Friday as Wilmer Ballou of the River Park Church of Christ at South Bend delivers the message. Professor James D. Strauss of Lincoln Christian college in Lincoln, 111., will deliver the message ‘‘Worship” on Saturday night. The Gospel Flames, a girls’ trio from the college, will bring special music on Saturday. Robert Bernhardt of the Plymouth Church of Christ will lead the gospel singing nightly. “The new commander in chief must grasp what his predecessor learned to his sorrow that in any continuance of the war in Viet Nam lies the seeds of national tragedy and the certainty of personal political disaster.” George S. McGovern, Senator (SJ-SD).
Wed. Apr., 23, 1969— THE MAIL-JOURNAL
Syracuse To Have Camper Park For Summer Season
C. J. Myers appeared before the Syracuse town board of trustees Tuesday night and requested water and sewer lines be run to his property on Harrison street and state road 13. Mr. Myeris plans to construct a building cn the property with restrooms, a utility room and an office and build a camper park for the summer season. He has a permit for the construction of the above mention building. The board approved the running of water and sewer lines to his property. The entrance to the camper park will be off of Harrison street. The property is located across from the city owned park. Town attorney Robert Reed read the approval from the public service commission on the sale cf bonds by the town by the town for a water improvement program and a raise in the water rates. Attending with the above were clerk-treasurer Ronald Sharp, board president Byron Connolley, members Willard Nusbaum, Mrs. Frank Bates, Lorin Longenhaugh and Vernon Beckman. Also present were Joe Hughes, Harley Conrad, John Walker, T. L. Kline, Tom Strickler. Harry VanHemert and Mrs. Dale Sparklin. Hospitalized With Spinal Meningitis * Tracy Jean, year and a half-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shear of 712 east Pittsburgh St., Syracuse, is a patient in the Goshen hospital suffering from spinal meningitis. At the last report she showed a slight improvement. She was admitted to the hospital Saturday.
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■F ..s >i{ | ? ’.?*■ T I .> • I *' If f .1 \ /t r. *>Vr -vi j *0 ,*,:: • / ROBERTS COMING — Kenny Roberts, known as “America’s King of the Yodelers,” is scheduled to appear at The Post at Pierceton for its eighth anniversary show and dance on Friday and Saturday, April 25 and 26. Roberts, who came to national prominence as a yodeler with his “Down Homers” on WOWO, Fort Wayne, is a recording star of note. His novelty song “I Never See Maggie Alone” landed him on the Arthur Godfrey TV show, the Grand Ole Opry with Red Foley % on NBC, the WGN National Barn Dance and the WWVA Wheeling Jamboree. Also featured at The Post is Bob Richards and “The Knights of the Road.” “If the industry (television) has properly regulated itself, why are the American people aroused?” John O. Pastore, chairman of the Senate Communications Committee (D-jRI).
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