The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 1, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 February 1970 — Page 7

LEGALS NOTICE TO TAXFAYER* OF ADDITIONAL AFFEOFEIATIONS Notice is hertOy given to the taxpoyers of Kosciusko County, thdiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting piece, in the Court House in the City of Warsaw. Indiana, at» 00 A M., on the lam day of Fetruary. I*7o. will consider the following additional appropriations, which said Officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time County General Fund Aud 101 I Extra Help (Clerical Ditch Ass t) 84.000 00 Sheriff 201 O Trans 8, Special Services *I,OOO 00 County Welfare Dept Welt 403 am Medical Assistance for the Aged *5,000 00 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon The additional appropriations as finally;deter mined will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Commission will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's Office, of Kosciusko County, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated At such hearing, taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor, when and where such hearing will be held LAWRENCE BUTTS Auditor. Kosciusko County. Indiana MJ —F 4AH Commissioners Allowances The following is a list of claims allowed by the Kosc usko County Board of Com miss*oners at their meeting on me mo of February. 1970 Bessie I Himes SOO 00 LawrenceW Butts *OO 00 wm E Ellis *OO 00 E Mane Alexander 710 00 David E Andrews *OO 00 Charles M Brower *Ol *3 Arthur L Moser 337 50 Carl T Z.mmer 70S 00 Garold Hornck 515 00 R Steven Hearn , 115 00 Gene B Lee 50000 Dorn L Camden MN 34 David M Harshbarger 375 00Jean L Smith 446 47 Allan A Rasor 500 00 LoiSM Coppes 54147 Leo W Adams 100 33 Ruth McCleary 10* 33.

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Charles J Men re 108 33 Ralph Oyler 108 33 C. L. "Tim" Rovenstine 108.33 J Gerald Wallace 100 33 Merl H Wertenberper 10*33 Harvey Anglin 315.00 Fredrick W Gilliam 315.00 Maurice Dorsey 315.00 Edith B. Beltz <33.33 Ethna Scott 416 64 Princess Marie Frush 375.00 Frances Noble 350.00 Norma Jean Messmore 333.33 Kathryn M Teel 433 33 Hazel Harman 416 66 Evelyn R Adams 375.00 Mary Beth Miner 350 00 Catherine B Gonya 333 33 F. Bonita Freeman 375.00 Margaret E Garman t- 358 33 Olga J. Tusing 170.00 Idlee Armey 433.33 Phyllis Munson 416.66 Rita Miller 375 00 Lucille McCleary 350.00 Margaret Menzie 333.33 Naomi Tuttle 72.40 Ruth Hoppus 433 33 Helen Goshert 416.66 Roger Fellows 505 66 Stanley B Holderman 56* 00 Ronald Robinson 533.33 H. Earl Boggs 400 00 Cassius Alan Rovenstine 533 33 Randy A Lindzy 433 33 Rex W Barber 11150 Michael D Brower 234 00 Avis B. Gunter 433 33 lv»L Carpenter 416 66 Alice R Randels 375 00 Thelma Leedy 416 66 Jesse Rice *IOO Jean Tuka 2*7.00 Billie F Andrews 183 33 Bernard T. M:n«r 383 33 Henry Hackworth 510 83 Ralph Whitesell 500.00 Beatrice Weller 183.33 Edward B Funk 316 66 Milo E Clase 50 00 Maxine E Clase " 18 75 B James Baker 833 33 George A. Nyp 416 66 Georg >a U Nellans 445 83 Howard Silveus 60.00 James O Tuttle 60 00 Robert L Rasor 308 33 Charles E Hively 80.00 Shelman Marshall 80 00 Maurice Lewallen 80 00 C W Weaver *5 00 Gerald R Hornck 170 00 Janet I. Wise 307 50 Nancy K Belcher . 288 75 Christine S Fowler I 1 315 96 Marjorie E Cauffman 17471 Clara Belle Demaree 341 30 Connie Fuller 301*7 Eleanor M Venator 30 00 Freeman Pence 800 00 Lucille Bibler 405 00 Esther Marklev 210 00 HaroldC Kuhn ' 300 00 Educational Map A Chart Ser too 00 united T etephone Co ’ ’s* 8 5 A E Boyce CO 2.0*7 20

Business Equip. Co. 146.10 Waddell Printing 650.80 Sewage Treatment 51.95 Water Utilities MS-81 No. Ind Public Serv 699.16 James Faulkner *OB.OO Addressograph Mult. Corp. 43 *5 Dahms A Yariqn I*9* Inf Business Mach 922.00 First National Bank 12.50 Bankers Dispatch Corp. 3.4 U Lincoln Graphic 30.30 David E. Andrews 12.00 Billie Andrews 4.1* B edsoe Buick 210.36 Melton's Comm. C 8.85 Monteith Tire Co. 116.76 Motorola Comm. A Elec. 104.10 Powell Tire Co. 57.00 Silveus A Bradway 2.00 David E. Andrews 1.166.75 Gast Fuel A Service 646.43 Ford's Auto 360.76 Smith Ford, Inc. 1O.»l Snyder A Snyder 8.22 George F. Cake Co. 440 Thornburg Drug Co. 42.00 Cox Studio 58.38 Executive Office Mach. 13.25 Gkber Mfg. Co 13* 70 Warsaw Printing Co. ° 12.00 Zuckerbergs Uniforms 29.50 Leek's Shell Serv. 53.48 Thornburg Drug Co. 25.20 Hall A Marose Agency 50.00 Charles M. Brower 30.00 Rex Barber 5.12 Fort Wayne Med Lab. 150.00 Cart T.’Zimmer 15.40 Friden Division 62 00 Smith Corona 72.00 R Steven Hearn 300.00 Elkhart Co 88.50 Fulton Co 16.00 Whitley Co. 26.00 Ray Ferverda 23* 40 Ernest Meyers 226.44 Gene B Lee *O.OO Doris L. Camden % 8.00 West Publ Co 260,05 Allen Smith Co. 35 00 RichardW Sand W OO Puckett's Cafeteria 27.64 Bobbs Merrill Co 301.35 Moore’s Plumh A Hts 41.83 Rulo Minear A Son 28.00 Wholesale Elec. Serv. 5.28 Cutiigan Water 11 JO Plymouth Clean Towel S. 11 JO Sears Roebuck Co 7* 84 Arab Termite Control 10 00 Harvey's Dime Store 56.1* > Ind Restaurant Equip *4JS Costeno Mfg Co I*3 92 Wayne R Johnson 75.00 Sm,m Appliances 70.35 Int Business Mach 518.70 St Joseph Co 135.00 lnd>ana Textile Co 50 70 Coverall Rental 36 80 Plymouth Clean Towel 24.20 Warsaw Dry Cleaners 62.25 Sharp Hardware Co. 15.76 Hall Hardware 32 *5 Lake City Wholesale 53 *0 Edward B Funk 24.00 MiloE Clase 6.00 Ft Wayne Blue Print Co 3.75 Reub Williams A Sons 8.07 Warsaw Printing Co 3* 75 Marshall Estep ( * 00 Ralph Wrigley 8.00 Assoc of Ind. Counties 650.00 Warsaw ins Agency 4*1.20 Strayer ins Agency 847.2* ' Henry Hackworth 15.00 E H Stephenson 200 00 Pitney Bowes, Inc 45 00 Times Union 358 37 Mail Journal > 1*3.54 McHatton Funeral H 100.00 Mishler Funeral H. 100.00 Titus Funeral H 100 00 Miller Funeral H. 100 00 Grossman Funeral H. 100.00 Harris Troxel Funeral H. 200.00 Kos Co Soil A Water Comer 1,200 00 Phil R.ckel 3 00 Dewey Whetstone 3.00 C C Trtiis 6.00 Jim Hdle 81.00 Lo<s Paxton 6.00 James Miller 33.00 Jan Lundy 6.00 Russell Evans 24.00 Carl Bui kworth 3.00 Lenora Stump 3.00 Lawrence Kind’ig 3.00 David L. Wiesehan 3.00 Francis Rickel 36.00 Jack D. Fawtey 3.00 SharodeneMorris 48 00 David Patterson 3 00 Scott Flowers WOO Lester Chupp 6.00 Kos. Co. Humane Society 4.962.50 Cardinal Learning Center 3,400.00 Irene Byron Hospital 1.071.50 Silvercrest * 2.112.57 - Or Jo* A Anker 21 *5 Dr M.J Better 53.05 Dr Robert P Clark 204 *5 Dr Herman L Lung 2.25 Dr John McKee » 53.85 Dr Thomas A Miller 15.20 Dr. Albert G Schafer 14.70 Dr H F Terrill i 10.35 Dr P R Whirledge 102.55 Phillip Dierks 234.00 Loren T. Kruger 334.00 Cyril Likens 334.00 Stanley Scott 420.66 Tony Heiman 50.00 Lakes of Lakes Seminary 180.00 Strayer Ins Agency 34.00 Freeman E Pency 43.70 Walter Drug, Inc. 16.30 Murphy Med Center 11.00 Orn Nursing Home 310 00 Dr Harold A Mason 7.50 DT J R Baum 7 50 .Miller A Sons Lbr Co 356.** Thad Beezlev 150.00 Leonard A. Estep 72.00 Harold Miner 25.00 Michael Nelson 460.00 Peter Waldeck 78.32 Dr Floyd L. Rheinheimer 7.50 Ind Criminal Justice Comm. 242.00 CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES

Financial Report For Town Os Etna Green Year 1969 DBNBRAL FUND Balance January 1. I*W * *0142 Taxes and other receipts *,*5344 Total balance S Receipts <ib4U.4b Dtibueiemenfi 19J42.2C Balance December JI. U*b b W3.2* Lietrr fund Balance January L IN9 #l*47*.s* Lieut Sale* ana oftter receipt* J»,72«.1* Total balance A receipt! tWJM.74Operation and upkeep 47.n7.3b Balance December St. I** #1147744 inve*tment to Bank. Cartmcatea XM .00 Total balance to Ligßt Fund U 1.277.44 WATER OFBRATK3N * MAINTENANCE FUND Balance January 1. I**» » I.WJ J 2 Water mm* and other receipt* X7S.9* Total balance and receipt* * 54*13* Operation and upkeep 24M.30 Balance December S. IMP S 24*7.#* WATER DBFBBCUTMN FOND Balance January I,l*o* # 1.404 2* Revenue trom nater tale* 24*447 Total balance A receipt* * 14**.*$ Ditburaemant* , I*l*4# Balance December JI, t*«* * 54*7$ WATER LOAN • INTBRBST MDBMFTXM FUND Balance January 1. I*o* » 72* 40 Revenue trom water tale* end trenotor* 174W.73 Total Balance A Receipt* *1740*13 Payment an loon A Inter*** 74##. IS Balance Decambor «,!**» # b.nb.N Investment 1400 00 Total balance to fund #1143*4# MOTO* VBNtCLS NKKWAY FUND Balance January 1, IW #442*41 Receipt* from motor fuel tax dlttr (button 4JC.15 fetal balance A receipt* # *J**J* Oisbunamanf* 7.1*34# Balance December 31, Mb* S 14*5.1* LIDttT A WATER DEPOSIT FUND Balance January 1. m* • *O7 24 Refund* to cuttomer* V .00 Balance December n. m» » >OX24 SAABS TAX FUND Balance January 1. lew » Mb* CMtoctod on UgMS Wafer bM* D<-U Total balance A receipt* S bW-M Paid to Indian* Department of Revenue bs*-33 Balance December 31.1*0* S 43 CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMFROVEMBNT FUND Balance January I. mb • AIMJ3 Receipt* from Clgervn* Tax DWribution m.T\ Total balance A receipt* « 4420.44 Di*bur*emeM* 24*0.20 Balance December S. HOB » 241*44 Dated January 22.1*70 MARK HEISLER

George M. Haymond. M.D. 40Q.00 Carrotl Sherman 7*1.66 Loren J. Pound 666.66 Barbara A. McClure. R.N. 562.50 Nellie Van Marcke 416.66 Barbara Olds 208.33 Dr. Wilmer K Bugher 10.00 William Meyers. M.D. 12 10 Wyrnond B. Wilson, M.D. 12J0 United Telephone Co 35.2* Warsaw, Indiana Postmaster 15.00 Barbara A. McClure 32.72 Loren J. Pound 27 *4 Carroll Sherman 43.10 Business Equipment Co. < 2*40 Warsaw Insurance Agency 31-30 CO. HWY. DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES John Alexander 728.20 Charles Cotton 599.20 Francis Denny 5*6.40 Raymond Faulkner 5*9.20 Merritt Hartman 751.37 Lawrence Kindig 5*2.20 Ellis Kober 5*2.40 Bernard D. Kuhn 5*5.00 Ralph Linn 5*2.20 Donald Metzger 599.20 Leo Mosier 5*5.20 Ronald Norman 607.60 Gene R. Ousley 565:60 Roswell Robbins 5*6.60 Glenwood Secor 428.40 Harley Slater 555 *0 Donald Phillip Stiver 5*1.25 John A. Armold 72.*0 Charles Edward Bucher 588.60 Emerson Cain 571 .IB Ermal G. Coy 5*9.40 Robert Danner 573.75 John Davis 587.25 Muri Dewait 567.00 Don Forney s*B 05 Harold Gerard 577.80 Gilbert Griffis 3*l *5 Frederick E. Kammerer 3**.60 Russell Krichbaum 567.00 Donald E. Kuhn 569.70 Alvin H. Miller 572.40 Bobby Miner 602 10 Forrest D. Mittertlng 54* *0 Larry Montel 577.80 Paul Randall s*B 05 Luther Van Cleave 577.80 WeyneTWood 5*9*5 GarfP. Young 571.05 David L. Baker 716.62 Ronald Ray Himes 536.7* Wilfred Fretz 646 80 Max E. Brown 582.40 Worley Spitler 554.40 Donn Shoemaker 576.1* Claude Christner 750.00 Berton Retz 1J66.66 Ronald J. Leiter 541 67 Gary Frenger 453 60 Prudential insurance Co. 2.131.67 « United Telephone Co 64 J* Kos . Co. Hwy Dept 27.75 No. Ind. Pub. Serv. 353 50 Mail journal 16.41 Times-Union 17*6 Auto Haus 104.50 Ace Hardware 4.27 F H Brockhoff 1* *6 Coverall Rental 546.25 Gast Fuel A Serv 1417.45 Glass Service of Warsaw 12 *2 Hydrotex 434.10 Ind. Textile Co. 44 45 Lindon Graphic 28 60 Millington Bros. 5.50 Moellerlng Supply 52 20 Purity Cylinder Gases 177.28 Texaco, inc. *7.80 Warsaw Auto Supply 783.15 Sharp Hardware Co. 23.35 Business Equip. Co. 35.18 International Sait Co. 2,190.56 Erie Stone *16.4* Mrs. Ma* Frieoman 18.75 Rex Parker 261.75 Hose* Rosbrugh 120 75 Corliss Rowland 212.25 Western Ind Aggregates 304 65 Elmer Zimmerman 168.00 Pierceton Equip. Co. 2421.47 Johnson Lumber Yard 20 75 Fort Wayne Clutch Exc. 117.38 Pat A Mike's Garage 7.35 Pierceton Equip. Co. 226.8* Schrader Warsaw 275.94 W A W Truck Sales 1.186.39 Warsaw Auto Supply 209.90 Warsaw Foundry *14.00 Fitzpatrick Paint Mfg. 31.41 Warsaw Ins. Agency » 3.14* 45 Rent-lt. Inc. a 133 00 Business Equip. 121.35 Lincoln Graphic 116 34 Motor Parts A Equip 1 J*» 00 D. H Lessig 2.40 CO. WELF. DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOWANCES Howard B. Johnson 750.00 Opal Joy Harman 450.00 Mary Ruth Wilson 450.00 Willie Hugh Nine 450.00 Phillip K. Carr 450.00 Madelyn I. Lowman 335.00 Marjorie A. Nye 300.00 Esther B. Hoover 325.00 Marjorie E. Himes 345.00 J. R Baum, M.D 7.50 United Telephone Co. 266.54 Postmaster 4*oo Philip K Carr 57 00 Opal Joy Harman 17.40 Howard B. Johnson 17.60 Willie Hugh Nine 34 *0 Mary Ruth Wilson 22 60 Mishler Funeral Home 350.00 Justin E. Arata. M.D. 100.00 Brennan's Drug Store 44J4 John T Chan, M.D 25 00 George M. Haymond, M.D. 5.00 Indiana University Med. C. 1,2*6 *0 Council for the Retarded of Ko*. Co. 6100 Denton's Drug Store 3 *0 Elkhart General Hospital 420 00 Virgil A. McCleary, O.D. 10 00 Clark McClure, M D 5 00 R. L. Rheinheimer, M D. 3 00 Elkhart Clinic ' 50.00 Thornburg Drug Co., tnc. 8 80 Walter Drug, inc. 15 25 Wyrnond B. Wilson, M.D. 4 00 Paul A. Reszel, M.D. 16 00 Treasurer. State of Indiana 167 32 Warsaw insurance Agency 100 05 Ind. Conference on

New Salem By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE SUNDAY SERVICES David Beer read Psalms 45 and offered prayer for the offering and tithes for Pastor*Ostrander during the worship service Sunday. The “Men of Praise” quartet, consisting of David Beer, Wesley Kilmer, Ron Wildman and Gary Hurd, sang during the worship service. Sunday evening a Ken Anderson film was shown concerning the generation gap. —NS—HELPING HANDS HOLD MEETING Helping Hands was held in the church fellowship room on Tuesday evening. Knotting crib quilts, piecing lap robes and making cancer pads was the project for the evening. Mrs. Glen Morehouse gave the devotions. Mrs. Max Shively presided over the business meeting and read “Our right for Life.” She closed the meeting with prayer. ; Refreshments were served to Mrs. Emma Krauter, Miss Doris Tom, Mrs. Edna Tom. Mrs. Albert Mathews, Mrs. John Plank, Mrs. Ray Ferverda, Mrs. Ruth DeFries, Mrs Vida Losey, Mrs. Elmer Rapp. Mrs. Glen Morehouse. Mrs. Max Shively and Mrs. Michael Ostrander and Greg. -NS—COMMUNITY NEWS Mrs. Gladys Tyndall spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Richcreek and family of Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. John Mullinix, Marianne and Marcia, Mrs. Edna Tom and Doris and George Haitz called on Mr. and Mrs. James Tom of South Bend on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Don DeFries of Saint Joseph, Mich., were Saturday dinner guests of Mrs. Ruth DeFries. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cripe, Mrs. Edna Tom and Boris were Sunday dinner guests qf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Busz and family of Claypool. Recent callers in the Guy Morehouse home were Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Morehouse, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Morehouse, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Morehouse and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Morehouse. Beth and Kay and Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Loucks of Goshen and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morehouse Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurd and family? Mrs. Agnes Hurd and Mrs. Esther Poynter enjoyed Sunday dinner together celebrating birthdays. Mrs. Vida Losey and Mrs. Ruth DeFries were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferverda. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hontz and George of Columbia City spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cripe, Mrs. Edna Tom and Mrs. Gladys Tyndall. Mrs. Inez Shively entertained Mr. and Mrs. Max Shively Sunday for their birthdays. BIRTHDAY OF FORREST PLANK CELEBRATED The children and grandchildren of Forest Plank met in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Kauffman and family at Syracuse on Saturday evening to celebrate the birthday anniversary of Mr. Plank. Syracuse guests were Mrs. Forest Plank and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plank and family. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coy and son of Fort Wayne. social Welfare 15.00 l, Lawrence ButK. do hereby certify that me above is a true list of claims allowed by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners on me 2nd day of February, I*7o LAWRENCE BUTTS Auditor, Kosciusko County. Ind.

Annual Report For Town Os Leesburg For Year Ending December 31,1969 GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS Balance on hand January 1.1 M» * *7!? General Property Tex Excise Tex Plain Twp. Donation " ~ Telephone Booth Commissions £ £ Insurance Claim Total Balance and Receipts *14.02232 DISBURSEMENTS Salaries of Trustee* » Salary of Clerk-Treasurer «* Salary of Town Marshal ® Compensation of Town Attorney Power A Light* 1 » ?! U M f JiO-W M«ruct,on Adverting ' f*!J Repairs to Bldg. A Equip J'*-*' Garbage A Trash Collection Fire Protection ’ Supplies "-W Insurance **** Dues A Bond Premium* „ Social Security A Retirement 223 ” $ Balance on Hand December 31. IMS * 5.44*03 MOTOR VEHICLE HIGHWAY FUND Balance on hand January 1,1 M» . • *' 4 " •" Receipt* State M.V.H. > « General Property Tax Total Balance and Receipt* * • <3UW Salary ot Street Commissioner » *"5 w Other Operating Expense* ixn.n $ 5.254.»3 Balance on Hand December JI, 1W $3 -*’ 44 FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT FUND Balance on hand Jan. 1. IM * * Receipts General Property Tax " 4 ” Total Balance and Receipt* » Disbursements Fire Fighting Equip. 1 I.WS.W CUMULATIVE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND Balance Jan. 1, IM» * 'f!? Receipts Cigarette Tax ~ Total Receipts and Balance gS T A L. YOCUM Clerk-Treasurer

Co. Cattlemen's Meeting Set For February 10 The program at the annual meeting of the Kosciusko County Cattlemen’s Association February 10 at the Shrine building, Warsaw, will feature a presentation concerning consumer marketing and the merchandising of meats. The title of the presentation is “Consumer Marksmanship.” The speaker is Henry Courtenay, consumer specialist, Purdue university. Courtenay will discuss consumer research techniques; consumer images of meats; consumer meat preferences; what influences women in food shopping; and the implications of various consume- developments for the cattle industry. During the past two years Courtenay has been working on a national project for the sheep and lamb industry. This project, called “The Sheep Industry Development Program,” involved a comprehensive study of lamb, all the ■way from initial selection of breeding animals up to and including consumer marketing and utilization of the products. Courtenay’s experience includes numerous consumer and merchandising research studies about beef, lamb, pork, poultry, eggs, dairy products, citrus fruits, groceries, farm equipment, consumer psychology, and even ladies’ dresses. He is the author of many scientific papers and research bulletins. His master’s thesis won a national award in the American Agricultural Economics Association competition in 1961. He is a native of Ireland, has lived in Canada where he was a newspaper columnist, and before coming to PVrdue he was assistant to the dean of agriculture at Texas A&M university. He is also consultant to the Consumer Cooperatives of Puerto Rico and to several other U. S. businesses and industries. Courtenay just returned from the annual convention of the National Wool Growers Association in Denver, Colo., where he was one of the principal speakers and was also moderator of a panel discussion of young stockmen and their wives. INDUCTEES INSURED OF ENLISTMENT CHOICE INDIANAPOLIS—Due to the many inquiries received from young men who have received their draft notices, Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) Harry C. Fisher, Jr., commanding officer of the U.S. army recruiting main station, Indianapolis, reminded young men who are about to be drafted, or who have already received their draft notices, that they may take advantage of the army’s many liberal enlistment options prior to being drafted. Colonel Fisher explained, “The army has many special enlistment options including the “choose-it-yourself” program This particular program offers young men who have a high school education a chance to actually pick out their own field of endeavor from many career groups.” The colonel, head of all army recruiting activities in most of Indiana and parts of Ohio and Kentucky, went on to say, “Even after a young man recieves his draft notice he is still eligible to enlist before he reports for induction. He should visit an army recruiting station and inquire about his chance of enlisting for one of the army options most suitable to him and for which he qualifies.” The local army recruiting station is at 524 S. Buffalo St., Warsaw.

Wed., Feb. 4, 1970—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

MRS. RALPH GREEN

Anita Jobes And Ralph Green Exchange Vows In Fort Wayne

The Union Chapel United Brethren church in Fort Wayne was the scene of the Saturday afternoon, Dec. 20, wedding of Miss Anita Larel Jobes and Ralph <Bill> Green. The bride’s parents are Mrs. Hazel Jobes <4 4541 Lima road, Fort Wayne, and William L. Jobes of Galion, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Green of Cromwell are parents of the bridegroom. Rev. Frank D. Winterhalter officiated at the double ring ceremony. Given in marriage by her grandfather, the bride chose a cage gown of lace over taffeta. A high neckline and bishop sleeves accented the dress, while the cage back featured a flowing lace train which fell from the shoulders. Her bouffant veil was caught to a lace and crystal forward. She carried a cascade of chrysanthemums and pompons in pink with an accent of variegated foliage. Debra Levemier Honored January 26 At Miscellaneous Shower Miss Debra Levernier was honored at a miscellaneous shower last Tuesday night in the home of Mrs. Elaine Hall. Mrs. Frank Grove and Sherry Andres assisted Mrs. Hall. Miss Levemier will become the wife of David Mann of Warsaw on February 14. Guests were served warm wassail punch as they arrived in keeping with the theme of the party — Sweet and Spice. Games were played with prizes being won by Mrs. Edward McQuillian of Milford and Miss Teresa Wade of Ligonier. Miss Levernier’s gifts were all cleverly wrapped in’’newspaper and placed on a table covered with a newspaper tablecloth. After she had opened the gifts she was presented a large, newspaper covered box containing a large variety of spices. Refreshments were served from a table decorated with a miniature bride to the 31 guests who were present from Milford, Leesburg, Warsaw, Syracuse, Ligonier, Goshen, North Webster, Oswego and Champaign, 111. ROOM 4-U CLUB HAS MEETING The Room 4-U 4-H club met in the home of Stephanie Jernigans on the evening of January 27. Roz Long, president, called the meeting to order by having Annette George and Becky Long lead the pledges to the American and 4-H flags. Devotions were directed by Joseanne Jemigan. Secretary’s report was given by Becky Long. Health and safety leader, Sue Niles, asked each member to answer roll call with, “A Wintertime Hazard.” Then the business was discussed. Lori Lantz was elected the new assistant song leader. A demonstration was given by Stephanie Jemigan and craft reports were given by Mike Koher and Becky Long. An initiation committee was chosen as follows: Lori Lantz, Sue Niles and Toni Pearson.

Mrs. Steven Tieman of Fort Wayne was matron of honor with Miss Nancy Johnloz, Fort Wayne, Miss Carol Green, and Miss Margaret Green, Cromwell, as bridesmaids. Mrs. Tieman was attired in an empire gown of Nile green chiffon and emerald green vel- v vet. Her matching bouffant veil was caught to a triple bow. She carried a hand bouquet of pale green pompons which were complemented with Nile green velvet streamers. The bridesmaids were identically attired in pink and ruby red with bouquets of pink pompons and pink velvet streamers. Michael D. Hypsley of Van Wert, Ohio, stood as best man with Captain Steven Dodds of Washington, D. C., Jerry Nesbitt of Ligonier, and Gary Mynhier of Kimmell as ushers. Following the ceremony a reception was held in a nearby restaurant. The couple is at home at 620 W. California Road, Fort Wayne. ISTA Conference During Holidays INDIANAPOLIS — The annual two-day autumn holiday from school for public school students during the ISTA conference on instruction will be changed in 1971 because of the new Uniform Holiday Act. While students are on vacation, the state’s teachers are busy in instructional-improvement s e ssions at seven ISTA Conference Centers around the state. These include Indianapolis, Muncie, Jeffersonville, Fort Wayne, South Bend, Evansville and Hammond. If the traditional method of establishing ISTA Conference dates was followed a conflict with Veterans Day, which will be observed on the fourth Monday in October beginning in 1971, would result 6 in pupils and teachers being in school only two days (Tuesday and Wednesday) of that week. Dr. Dale E. Harris, ISTA: director of professional programs, reports a change in determining dates by the association’s board of directors. The ISTA Conference on Instruction will be held on “the first Thursday and the following day in November.” Dates for the next five years are as follows: 1970, October 2223; 1971, November 4-5; 1972, November 2-3; 1973, November 1-2; and 1974, November 7-8. Program Committee For Chain O Lakes Club Meets The program committee of the Chain-O-Lakes 4-H dub met February 1 in the home of Jerry Rhodes. The members made and filled out the program books for the coming year. Those participating were Roberta Rhodes, Diane Johnson, Vince Rhodes, Mark Reiff, Jerry Rhodes, Ralph Reiff, Jeff Rhodes, Steve Johnson and John Rhodes. These books are to be given out to the members at the February meeting. STORY HOUR AT SYRACUSE LIBRARY Mrs. Oscar Bjella, children’s librarian at the Syracuse public library, announces there will be a story hour at 11 am. Saturday. All ages are welcome.

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