The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 August 1970 — Page 7

Hearing - (Continued from page 1) immunities secured to the plaintiff as a citizen by the Constitution, (c) this is an action to secure full and equal benefit of all laws and proceedings for the security of persons and property as are enjoyed by. all citizens of the United States of America, and (d) this is an action to redress the deprivation by the individual defendants and those defendants acting in concert, to the plaintiff’s injury of his right, privileges and immunities secured by the Constitution. Facts of the suit show one Greg Carpenter was expelled from the high school on April 16. 1970. for failure to cut his sidebums or hair. Facts of the suit continued in

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that Carpenter was notified by letter dated April 29 from the principal of the school of his three-day suspension effective that day “for reasons that were not clear' in the letter” but , presumably because he failed to abide by the school Mpearance code in that he didTiot cut or shorten his sidebums or hair. School authorities have noted the expulsion was not only for a violation of the dress code but also for conduct reasons. Parents of the youth also did not exercise their rights by coming before the authorities at any time for discussions or explanations On May 4 Greg attempted to enter the high school following the threeday suspension period to learn he had been suspended from the school program for the remainder of the second semester of the 1969-70 school

year. His suspension was also confirmed by a notice from the school corporation superintendent directed to the plaintiff and his parents, stating it was based on a directive of the school board of trustees as a result of action taken at a meeting of the board on April 30, 1970. The suit follows “the action was taken by the defendants after a letter was sent from the plaintiff's attorney to the defendant, Henry L. Smith, principal of Wawasee high school, with copy to the defendant. Don H. Arnold, informing them of the decision of the United States Court of Appeals for the seventh circuit dated December 3. 1969. entitled Breen v. Kahl, when that Court held invalid a school appearance code promulgated by the Williams Bay. Wisconsin, schools.”

Also “that the defendants assessed penalties against students inducting the plaintiff for absences from school resulting from alleged violation of school rules and regulations.” And “that if the plaintiff, Greg Carpenter, is not directly readmitted to school. there will be a delay in his completion of his present school year of high school, and his chance of ever receiving a high school diploma from Wawasee high school will be substantially diminished, and as a result he will suffer immediate and irreparable psychological and financial damage and harm.” The plaintiff asks the court to issue its order to (1) Temporarily restrain the defendants, their agents, employee and all persons in active concert or participation with them or any of them, from denying admission and enrollment of the plaintiff for the 1969-70 school year; or from suspending, excluding or threatening to suspend or exclude him from classes because of the length of his hair or sidebums, or because of his refusal to cut his hair or sidebums At one point in the suit the plaintiffs contend the only reason ever given by any of,the defendants for the plaintiff's expulsion from school and their reason for refusing him readmission was that the length of his hair or sidebums violates rules and regulations of the high schoolNumber two ask by the plaintiff is for a prompt hearing wherein the defendants shall show cause why they and those involved should not be enjoined during the pendency of the action from continuing their denial of readmission to the plaintiff. It continues in asking the consolidating of the hearing with a trial for permanent injunction relief and following the trial, permanently enjoing the defendants and those in concert with them from the continued denial of young Carpenter’s readmission, further suspensions or threats thereof. Also that academic credits taken from him for alleged violations of the appearance code and unrelated to academic perfonhance be restored to him . “Issue its declaratory judgment finding that the defendants have acted illegally and unconstitutionally in suspending the plaintiff from school and have acted illegally, unconstitutionally in a capricious and willful manner in refusing to permit the plaintiff readmission to school.. “That the plaintiff recover damages in the amount of two thousand dollars as a result of his

suspension from the present school year and that he may recover his costs from the defendants, and such other relief as may be just and proper in the circumstances.” Thomas H. Singer of South Bend was signing attorney for the suit of counsel with Craig Eldon Pinkus, executive director of the Indiana Civil Liberties Union. Indianapolis. School corporation lawyers are Robert Reed of Syracuse and Arthur A. May of South Bend. New Salem By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE DAVID LEWYCKE SPEAKS SUNDAY Vere Wildman read from Hebrews 11 as devotions during the morning worship service. He also introduced the guest speaker of the day, David Lewycke. Herbert Morehouse led the evening adult Bible class. The Sons of Praise quartet sang several request numbers before David Lewycke gave the evening's message. David and Loetta Morehouse gave some accounts of their recent trip to Haiti. They will be showing slides and giving more of their tour at a later date. -NSCOMMANDOES CLASS ENJOYS CANOEING The Commandoes class enjoyed canoeing on the Saint Joe river Sunday afternoon. Their teacher. Dave Beer, and Mrs. Beer accompanied the class as did the assistant teachers Gary Hurd and Ron Wildman. Other class members enjoying the afternoon were Rhonda Hurd. ElameKilmer. Randy Wildman, Kip yom. Debbie Plank. Georgina Morehouse and Cindy Schermerhorn. ) —NS—GUESy SINGERS The" 7 Sons of Praise quartet, consisting of Dave Beer. Gary’ Hurd. Wesley Kilmer and Ron Wildman were guests at the New Paris Church of the Brethren on Sunday morning. —NS—COMMUNITY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Rex Fultz and daughter Linda attended services at New Salem Sunday morning and were guests of Mrs. Stephen Bronman, Candace, Chris and Shawn of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. James Walter, Tina and Travis of New Paris. Miss Fultz remained to visit a week with the Walters, Mr. and. Mrs. Albert Mathews visited with Mr. Mathews' sister. Mrs. Fred Bell and Mr. Bell onl Sunday afternoon. Mrg. Edna Tom and Doris called on her parents Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cripe of Liberty Mills on Sunday.' Mr. and Mrs. Ron Tyler and sons attended services at New Salem Sunday morning and evening and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morehouse, David and Loetta. The Morehouse children had arrived home Saturday night from a Youth Crusade Mission in Haiti. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weybright

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entertained Saturday evening at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miller of Florida. Mrs. Ruth DeFries and Rev. and Mrs. Howard Kreider. Mrs. Ruth DeFries, Mrs. Virginia Bockman and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miller attended services Sunday morning at the Winona Lake tabernacle and enjoyed dinner together. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Reed of Fallston, Md., and Rev. Eldon Morehouse. Debbie and Denise of Muncie were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morehouse. Several men and boys enjoyed a cook out Monday evening. David Lewycky was a guest. Officers for the next year were dec ted. Mr.- and Mrs. Eldon Sorensen and family of Milford attended a wedding Saturday in Cabry. 111. and attended the Sorensen familyreunion on Sunday. LEGALS STATE OF INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA DOCKET NO. 32472 IN THE MATTER OF THE JOINT PETITION OF UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY OF INDIANA. INC ( "UNITED "IAND KNIGHTSTOWN TELEPHONE COMPANY IN CORPORATED ("KNIGHTSTOWN") FOR AUTHORITY TO MERGE AND TO ASSIGN THE CERTIFICATES OF TERRITORIAL AUTHORITY OF KNIGHTSTOWN TO UNITED. AND THE PETITION OF UNITED FOR AUTHORITY TO ISSUE AND DISPOSE OF 539«,000 OF ITS FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, SERIES R Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct a public hearing in this cause in the Rooms of the Commission, 908 State Office Building, Indianapolis. Indiana, at 9 30 A M . AEST, on Wednesday. September 16, 1970. Public participation is requested PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA By JOHN L RYAN, CHAIRMAN Indianapolis. Indiana. August 25. 1970. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, in the Court House in the City of Warsaw, Indiana, at 9:00 AM, on the 9th day of September 1970 will consider the following additional appropriations, which said Officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time COUNTY WELFARE Welf. 403 E — Assistance to the Disabled 511.350 0C Welf 403 H — Assistance for Dependent Children in Custody of Relatives 23.500 00 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have the right to be heard thereon The additional appropriations as finally determined 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 • MJ—A26S2 w Notice is hereby given, that the Board of School Trustees of the Lakeland Community School Corporation (Kosciusko County) will until the hour of 7:30 p.m. (EDST) on the Bth day of September 1970, at the ad ministrative office of said corporation in Syracuse, Indiana, accept bids as follows Portable Electricity Electronics Laboratory Equipment Specifications and instructions to bidders are on file in the office of the Superintendent of Schools and may be obtained by any in terested bidder. Bidders will be required to furnish a bid bond or certified check in the amount of 5 per cent of the total bid along with Form 95 The Board reserves the right to accept or reject any or an bids and to waive any informalities therein. Dated at Syracuse. Indiana, this 24th day of August, 1970. Board of School Trustees Lakeland Community School i Corporation PO Box 638 Syracuse, Indiana By: FloydH. Baker, Secretary MJ — A26-S2

Wed., Aug. 26, 1970 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Commissioners Claims The following is a list of claims to be considered by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their meeting on the Ist. of September. 1970. Edith B Beltz 433.33 Ethna Scott 416.66 Princess Marie Frush 375.00 Frances Noble 350.00 Ke nrynM Teel 433 33 Hazel Harman 416.66 Mary Beth Miner • 375.00 Catherine B. Gonya 4 350.00 Olga J Tusing 333.33 F. Bonita Freeman 375.00 Margaret E Garman , 358.33 Evelyn Adams 169.00 Sharon Romine 52.00 Janet Wise 26.00 Idlee Armey 433.33 Phyllis Munson 416.66 Rita Miller 375 00 Lucille McCleary 350.00 Margaret Menzie 333.33 Nancy Belcher 300.00 Rita Golding 310.10 Doris Fike 130.00 Ruth Hoppus 433 33 . Helen Goshert 416.66 Roger Fellows 585 66 Stanley B Holderman 569.00 Ronald Robinson 533.33 H. Earl Boggs 400.00 Cassius Alan Rovenstine 533.33 Randy Lindzy 433.33 Mike Brower 424.00 Avis B Gunter 433.33 Iva L Carpenter 416.66 Alice R. Randels 375.00 Thelma J. Leedy 416’66 Janet I Wise 126.20 Helen R Baker 72.00 Virginia Spry 228 00 Donna Joan Baker 132.00 Betty Rose Stahl 168.00 Claudette S. Himes 245.00 Billie F. Andrews 283.33 Henry Hackworth 592.50 Ralph Whitesell 500.00 Beatrice Weller 183.33 % Edward B Funk 316.66 Milo E Close 50 00 Maxine Clase 18.75 B. James Baker 833.33 George A. Nye 416.66 Georgia U. Nellans 445 83 James O. Tuttle 12.00 Robert L Rasor 308 33 Charles E Hively 80.00 Shelman Marshall 80 00 Maurice Lewallen 80.00 Marguerite Hoerr 200.00 United Telephone Co 741.05 NIPS.Co 56999 Sewage Treatment Office 51.95 Water utilities, inc. 11183 A E Boyce Co. Inc. 506 80 Business Equipment Co InC. 196 00 OSW Office Products 135 00 Internal Business Mach Corp. 22 60 J R Baum.MD. 7 50 Wm. C Parke M D 7.50 Robert W. Price. M. D 7 50 Floyd L Rheinheimer, M. D ’ 7.50 Addresso Mult Corp 45.00 E Mazie Alexander 112.00 Bankers Dispatch Corp. 4.10 3M Business Prod Sales Inc 13 50 David E Andrews 38 78 Chuck Huffman 27.00 Warsaw Aviation Inc. 229.75 Bledso Buick Pontiac Inc. 132.76 Ford's Auto Supply . 39 25 Motorola 34.70 Warsaw Asphalt CO. 219 83 David E Andrews 599 30 Gast Fuel 4 Service 259 00 Shell O<l Co 24 13 Snyder & Snyder Oil Co 8 22 Texaco Co. 8.27 Executive Office Supp 3 80 Gerber Mfg. Co. 97 95 Schraders Warsaw 6.61 Thornburg Drugs Inc. 25 20 Williamson Sales Co. 49.24 Zuckerhert's Uniforms Inc. 187.86 Lincoln Graphic Corp 7.19 Nick’s & Joe s TV 4.00 Sharp Hdw. Co 21.11 Carl T Zimmer W. 60 R. Steven Hearn 375.70 David M. Harshbarger 5.00 LoisCoppes 8 00 Dept of Corr. Div .of Ind 125 76 Legal Dir Pub. Co , Inc. 28 76 Matthew Bender 4 Co. Inc. 18.50 The Lawyers Co op. Pub. Co. 174.75 West Publishing Co ' 1100 Correlated Prod inc 140 45 Plymouth Clean Towel Service 44.50 Simon Brothers, Inc 17.50 Coverall Rental Service 52 60 John C Peterson Post No 49 14.00 Warsaw Dry Cleaner 55.00 Dennie Elect. Co 6 00 Fitzpatrick Pt Mfg. Co. 58 08 Lake City Wholesale Co. 12.15 Arab Pest Control 5.00 Edward 8. Funk 18.00 MiloE Clase 16 00 Marshall Estep 8.80 John McClung 8.00 Gerald Smalley 8.00 Claud Stahl 60 00 Rasor. Harris. Garrard & Lemon 539.63 The Mail Journal 204.05 Times Union 189.31 Strayer ins. Agency, Inc 805 00 W A Diddel Agency , 1068 00 Henry Hackworth 20.00 E H Stephenson 200 00 Pitney Bowes. Inc 22 78 Xerox « 200 00 Chester A Bragg "12.00

Warren Goodman 3.00 Basil A. Miller 3.00 Merl Nelson 6.00 Sonny Nellans 3.00 Phillip Price 12.00 Glen Robinson 3.00 Mike Rostachak 9.00 David A. Sawesky 3.00 Mrs. Roger Sellers 3.00 Beverly Shank 3 00 Fred W Vandermark 3.00 Council for the Retarded of Kos Co. ' 3590.00 Central State Hosp. 34.20 New Castle St. Hosp. 25.74 Richmond St. Hosp. 41.41 White's Ind. Inst. 376.00 Healthwin 827.75 Robert P. Clark. DVM 31 OS Dr. O L McFadden 8.00 Dr T. A. Miller 40.90 Dr A. G. Schafer 3.75 Orn Nursing Home 295.05 Walters Drugs 23.80 Elkhart Co 29.00 Dr. Snider 3.00 Murphy Med. Center • 30.80 Dr. Harold A. Mason 3.00 Gerald Dausman 105.00 Paul Deaton 150.00 Phillip Dierks 234.00 Tony Heiman 100.00 Loren T. Kruger 334.00 Cyril Likens » 334.00 Stanley Scott 420.66 Wawasee Prep School 260.00 Smith's App. Plumb. & Heat. 1041.00 Max Montel 712.20 MeTser Brothers 4000.00 Dan Ransbottom 339.40 Kenneth Kinsey 180.80 Metropolitan School Dist. Wabash Co. 838.82 Silvercrest T.B. Hosp. 3.00 CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS George M. Haymond. M. D. 400.00 Carroll Sherman 791.66 Loren J. Pound 666.66 Barbara McClure, RN ' 562.50 Nellie Van Marcke 416.66 Barbara Olds 160.26 United Telephone Co. 48.29 Warsaw, Ind. Postmaster 15.00 Barbara A. McClure, RN 55.84 Loren J Pound 48.96 Carroll Sherman 103.44 A B Dick Products Co. 20.00 Business Equipment Co. inc. 9.29 Micro Essential Lab. inc. 6.36 Waddell Printing Co. 18.00 CO. HWY. DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS Charles Alexander 476.10 Charles Edward Cue her 594.09 Emerson Cain 599.83 Robert Clevenger 475.20 ErmalG. Coy 594.09 Robert Danner 608.44 John Dav isl 594.09 Muri Dewait 594.09 John Deaton 496.80 Don Forney 595 53 Harold Gerard 602.70 Gilbert Griffis 595.52 Larry Harter 1 506 00 Frederick Kammerer 598.40 Russell Krichbaum 594.09 Don Kuhn - 612 75 Joe Michael 504 90 Alvin Miller 601.27 Bobby Miner 599.83 Forest Mitterling 595.53 Larry Montel 599.83 Paul Randall 594.09 John Shively - 496.80 Michael Stine ’ - 393 80 Gary Teel 496.80 Luther van Cleave , 588.35 Wayne L Wood 616.28 Garl P Young 5 602 70 John Alexander 736.02 Charles Cotton 622.22 Francis Denny 620.73 Raymond Faulkner 614.79 Merritt Hartman 739.50 Ronald Himes 605.90 Lawrence Kindig - 614.79 Ellis Koher t 614.79 s ßernard Kuhn 625.19 Ralph Linn 614.79 Donald Metzger 641.52 Leo Mosier 616.28 Ronald Norman 614.79 Roswell Robbins a 617.76 Glenwood Secor ” 589 55 Donald Phillip Stiver 614.79 John E . Tucker 595.53 David L Baker 748.20 Wilfred Fretz 632.69 Arthur A Smith 642.40 Worley Spitler 614.79 Donn L. Shoemaker 637.56 Ronald J. Leiter 541.67 GaryFrenger 477 93 Terry Mautner 374.13 Robert Stephens y 473.80 Claude Christner 750.00 Bertonßetz 1166-66 Prudential Ins. Co 2113.19 United Telephone Co. 67.75 Courier Newsdm Exp. Inc. 7.35 N.I.PS.Co 107 76 Sewage Treat Off 23.65 Ace Radiator Rep, 65.00 Emergency Rad Serv. 248.60 Rule's Elec. Mtr. Shop 80.00 Warsaw Auto. Supply. Inc 242.86 Ace Hdw 24.98 Coverall Rent Serv. 762.65 Gast Fuel & Serv. Inc. 179.76 Glass Servos Warsaw 59 10 Gulf Oil Prod 2458 86 Indiana Text Co It 52,00\ Ind Photocopy Inc / 9.70/ Judds Drugs 9.37 Kellogg’s Prof. Prod. inc. 55.50 Kos. Co. Farm Bureau 25.05 Lub Eng inc 94.00 Moellering Supp Co. Inc 25.20 Stand. Oil Div. of America Oil Co. 76.41 Texaco Inc 57 .20 Warsaw Dry Cleaners H 00 Warsaw Skelgas *SO Wolford Hardware 60.96 De Good Tractor Sales 16.39 Pierceton Equip. Co Inc 29,977.60 PUrity Cylinder Gases. Inc 185.62 Sharp Hdw Co of Warsaw 61.57 Warsaw Aut Supp. Inc 230.00 Business Equip. Co. Inc. 6.55 J. M Gravel Corp. 3063.01 Mill Creek St 4 Gr. Corp 3385 99 Sturm A D«iard Gr. Co. 559.80 Western Ind Agg. Inc. 427.41 Pierceton Equip. Co. 11,875.92 Johnson Lbr Yd 11-75 Logansport Metal Culv. Co. Inc 1,781.95 Associated Sign & Post inc. 131 64 Hall Signs, inc. 573-75 Curtis Industries inc. 141.10 Ft Wayne Clutch Exc. 60.06 Gen Truck Sales, Inc 25.36 Ginter Elec Serv 2.25 Haps Oil Co J O® W A. Jones 4 Son, Inc. 1* *• Kerlin Motor Sales 114.98 Mac Allister Mach Co. Inc. 3.33 Mike Gill Auto Pts. ’5 00 Murray Equip. Co. 16.05 Parker Ind inc 21.20 Pierceton Equip. Co. inc. 53.31 Rayco Steel Process Co 4 *> Schraders Warsaw CO. Inc. 120.14 Superior Pipe Spec. Co 7.58 W 4 W Truck Sates Inc. * 410.94 Warsaw Auto Supp Inc O 17.62 Yeiter 4 Ganshorn 2.60 Fitzpatrick Pt Mfg Co. Inc 137.49 Strayer Ins. Agency inc. 6456.00 Brooks Cons. Co. Ind 7479 09 Warsaw Asphalt Co. Inc 2925.35 Snap-on Tools ’’•» Hipskind Asphalt Corp 25,555.73 The Mail Journal • 44 Times-Union *35 William Waltz, tnc. 6,626.00 CO. WELFARE DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS Howard B. Johnson 750.00 Opal Joy Harman 450 00 Mary Ruth Wilson 450.00 Willie Hugh Nine *SO 00 Beth Ann Atkijtson 450.00 Lillian O. Davis 400.00 Yvonne Sue England 335.00 Esther B. Hoover 325.00 Marjorie E. Himes 345.00 United Telephone Co. 146.97 , Beth Ann Atkinson 38.50 Lillian O. Davis 3-50 Yvonne Sue England 3.50 Opal Joy Harman 8.40 Marjorie E. Himes 3.50 Esther B Hoover 3.50 Howard B. Johnson 51.66 Willie Hugh Nine 33.30 Mary Ruth Wilson 30.40 George K Balsbaugh, M.D. 48.00 A. W. Donato. M.S. 10.00 ind. Univ. Med Cent. Hosp 1,612.83 The Lutheran Hosp. 15.50 Turtle Creek Cdnv. Cent. 403.00 P. D. Grossnickel. O.D. 9.50 Kline's Dept. Store 87.77 James C. Miller. O. D. 12.00 F. L Rheinheimer, M.D. 5.50 Walters Drug Inc 12.10 Comm. Drive up Phar. 195 George A. Ros, M.D. 1600 St Vincent Villa 868 00 Turtle Creek Conv. Centre, Inc 434.00 Landis 4 Chamness Funeral Home 350.00 McHatton Funeral Home 350 00 I, Lawrence Butts, do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims to be presented to the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners of the Ist day of September. 1970. LAWRENCE BUTTS Auditor, Kosciusko County

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