The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 November 1970 — Page 17

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Approve $1,740,630 Grant — Federal Funds Could Open Hospital Doors

After nearly two years of planning and preparation, the county health group known as Kosciusko Community Hospital. Inc., has apparently won its battle with the Samuel Murphy Foundation to be recognized as the official health-facilities group in Kosciusko county. The news came in the form of approval for a $1,740,630 HillBurton grant of federal funds for a new hospital in Kosciusko county. The Advisory Hospital and Health Facilities Planning Council of the state board of health gave its approval to the grant at Indianapolis last Wednesday. At Meeting Attending the meeting at Indianapolis .were Lawrence Castaldi. president of KCH board of directors. Dr. Arthur L. Moser. Kosciusko county coroner, KCH attorney Tom Lemon and John Fleck of the architectural firm of Fleck. Burkhart and Shropshire employed by KCH. The final approval of the much-sought-after federal funds, however, comes at a meeting Wednesday, Dec. 2. when the executive board of the State Board of Health will act officially on the council’s approval. No representative from the Samual Murphy Foundation was present at the meeting last Wednesday, although the group had also applied for Hill-Burton funds. The funds are contingent on the KCH group meeting certain deadlines, one being that it must break ground within a year of the Dec. 2. 1970 approval. Robert Maish, a member of the KCH board of directors, com-

mented after hearing the news: “If we get the Dec. 2 approval, we have our work cut out for us.” A year ago the KCH and Murphy Foundation both applied for Hill-Burton funds following what appeared to be a grand ploy, and the advisory council told each group to “go home and iron out your differences and come back next year.” 44-Acre Tract Earlier this year a group of county physicians obtained an option on a 44-acre tract of land on the Fred Beyer farm north of Harrison street and County Road 75 N (near the new Warsaw ByPass). and received approval of the city board of zoning appeals to build a medical facility there. The doctors have since exercised their option and purchased the land. In 1968 the KCH board requested $2 from the county council for a new hospital facility providing Hill-Burton funds could be obtained. A study group was named, having a county-wide base, which recommended that a new not-for profit hospital be built of something over 100 beds. When KCH went for Hill-Burton funds, it learned that the Murphy Medical Center had formed a not-for-profit Samuel C. Murphy Foundation, which also sought Hill-Burton funds. A long, lingering effort to bring the two groups together never met with success, and KCH decided to “do it alone.” The Cost Total cost of the proposed hospital facility is $5,345,910. The KCH application lists $600,000 in pledges, $2 million county bond issue, with a mortgage of $781,250. Members of the Kosciusko Community Hospital. Inc. board of directors and the townships

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and areas of the county they represent are as follows: Wayne R. Johnson, Clay Township; Don Forney. Etna; Joe Boggs. Franklin; Chester Clampitt, Jr., Harrison; Darrel Frantz. Jackson; Marshal Estep. Jefferson. Donald Deaton. Lake; Alton Boggs, Monroe; Robert Ferverda. Plain; Robert Bishop. Prairie. Glen Disher. Scott; Robert L. Hoffman, Seward; Robert D. Maish. Tippecanoe; Ralph Thornburg. Turkey Creek; Arch Baumgartner. Van Buren; Claud Stahl, Washington; Thomas Lemon, Wayne; Lawrence Castaldi, Warsaw. Other board representatives are N. John Perry, Milford, northern district county commissioner representative; Bruce Wright. Warsaw, middle district; and Howard Silveus, Seward Township, southern district. Atlarge board members are John F. Snell, Robert Ellison and George Lenke, Warsaw, and Lawrence Myers. Milford. Representatives of the county council on the board are Ralph Oyler and Ray O. Eckert. FIDLER-BAKER ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fidler of r 2 Winchester announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Sasha Ann, to Douglas E. Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Baker, 414 S. East Street. Winchester. They plan to marry during the holiday season. Miss Fidler is a teacher at Frankfort junior high school and did her student teaching in the Syracuse school system. Her fiance teaches high school at Pakersfield, Calif.

Wed., Nov. 25, 1970—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

BRIDAL SHOWER FOR DEBORAH JESSOP Miss Deborah Ann Jessop, bride-elect of James Beer, both of c Milford, was complimented at a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Frank Beer. Jr., on r 1 Milford Thursday evening. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Elmer Hartter, Mrs. Glenn Price. Sr., and Mrs. Philip Beer. Mrs. Philip Beer read “To The Bride” to the honored guest, who was seated beneath a cluster of white wedding bells. The gift table was decorated in pink, white, and burgundy with an umbrella in the same colors for a centerpiece. Lilies-of-the-valley outlined the table. The hostesses presented Deborah a corsage made of small kitchen gadgets. Miss Joyce Beer of Nappanee and Angela Jessop of Milford, sisters of the principals, assisted

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in opening the gifts. At the close of the party, salads, punch and coffee were served to the guests. Mrs. Carlton Beer received the door prize. The Beer-Jessop wedding will be solmenized on November 28. PRICE-COCKBURN ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Price. Sr., of Milford wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan Kay, to Robert C. Cockburn, son of Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Cockburn of Altoona.Pa. Miss Price is a senior at Indiana university majoring in elementary education. Her fiance, a senior at Manchester college, is also majoring in elementary education.

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