The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 April 1971 — Page 16

THE MA IL-JOURNAL —Wed., Apr. 28, 1971

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Re-Districting Gives Many Changes In Representatives

The recent re-districting of the state of Indiana has made many changes in representatives in the various districts of Indiana Kosciusko county has been split three ways in the state senatorial re-districting. Senator John F. Augsburger of Milford still senes Van Buren. Turkey Creek. Tippecanoe. Plain, Washington and part of

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Road Rally 71 Held Sunday Afternoon By Explorer Scouts

The Exploring Grand National Safe Driving Road Rally was held Sunday afternoon. April 25 The Road Rally was sponsored by the Explorer Division. Pioneer Trails Council. Explorer Post’ 67. Warsaw, and the Lake Area Sports Car club, Warsaw The rally ias started from the Concord high school, Elkhart and was completed at the Pierceton high school The participation was as follows: Open Class < non-Explorer, high school age! — three cars Con-

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Wayne Township as all are in the 13th district. This district also includes LaGrange. Steuben and Noble counties. Each senator is to represent 103.873 persons. The total number of persons residing in the 13th district is 103.874. The 1970 census figures were used in redistricting

cord high school. Northridge high school. Northwood high school, all from Elkhart county. Explorer Division — 18 cars representing four Explorer posts: Post 50-Elkhart. Post 18Elkhart. Post 28 Syracuse and Post 67 Warsaw - The course was developed by the Lake Area Sports Car club. Warsaw, and was 100.4 miles m length The awards presentation was made by the Sports Car club at the dinner program held at the Lamplite. Pierceton.

The section of Kosciusko county from Jefferson township west has been added to the ninth district which, is now representated by Senator Marshall Kaiser. This also includes Marshall county in its entirety and the western portion of Saint Joseph county. Eugene Snowden is the state senator from Huntington who

Recognition was given to the following participants: Open class championship trophy — Concord high school. Steve Pletcher. Terri Greening Explorer division championship trophy — Post 18. Central Christian church, Elkhart Individual Championships — First. Lloyd Dennhardt Sr. Post 50. Elkhart, Jim Holtz, Peter Holtz; second. J. Kroll, Post 18*. Elkhart; third. E. Osowski Post 50. Elkhart; fourth. Lloyd Dennhardt Jr. Post 50, Elkhart; fifth, D. Betz. Post 67. Warsaw, and last place trophy. L. Weaver Post 28. Syracuse. Additional recognition was given for the best cars in the rally: Buick-Pontiac Class — J. Kroll Post 18, Elkhart American Motors — S. Pletcher, open class. Concord high school. Elkhart, Chevrolet — L Pletcher, J. Clark. Post 28. Syracuse Ford — D. Betz. Post 67. Warsaw Import — J. Glass. Post 50. Elkhart. Chrysler — E. Osowski. Post 50. Elkhart. The winning Road Rally Team was Post 50. Elkhart. The driver was Lloyd Dennhardt. Team members were Jim Holtz and Peter Holtz They will represent the Explorer Division Pioneer Trails Council, at the National Road Rally Activity in Detroit. Mich., in July this year. The next road rally event for the Explorer Division. Pioneer Trails Council will be in October of this year The O. R Marshalls are now at home at their Indianapolis home.

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represents the persons of southern Wayne township, Franklin, Seward, Lake. Clay. Monroe and Jackson townships in Kosciusko county. His district, the 17th, also includes Whitley and Huntington counties and the lower portion of Wabash county. Representatives There are no longer joint state representatives in Indiana. Each

i Jr MRS. GEORGE NAYLOR Mental Health Conference To Be Held On April 27 Mrs George Naylor, national authority on voluntary service will keynote the northern regional volunteer conference of the Mental Health Association in Indiana to be held at Manchester college. April 27. She has been a consultant to the department of health, education and welfare in Washington, D. C . on the subject of volunteers, their recruitment, training, motivation and goals. She has served in a similar capacity as an • advisor to the governor of New York and at present holds the title of director of volunteer services. New York State Depart ment of Mental Hygiene. She has travelled abroad extensively and has been a resident of Greece. Indonesia. Thailand and East Pakistan, her late husband being an official with the United Nations. Volunteers who serve with the Mental Health Associations, a citizen ‘group will join them in a discussion of such things as community services, off-ground activities and problems in working with the aged and infirmed. adolescents and children and retarded persons Mrs Gaud Stahl of Pierceton is the local mental health chairman. Mr and Mrs. Robert L. Groves of Lafayette, have been visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs. Charles Kerlin for a week. The Groves have just returned to Indiana after spending the past four months in the southwest and Mexico They were on a Mexican tour for 37 days.

district is now to have one representative. In the past Kosciusko county was served by three joint representatives — Arthur Coblentz. Ralph Heine and Thames Mauzy. Now only Mauzy of Warsaw represents this county. Mauzy's district also includes two townships in Fulton county

Area College Students Benefit From Educational Trust Fund

Kosciusko county* high school graduates are fortunate indeed that farsighted benefactors realized both the need for higher educations and the heavy expense which is incurred. To aid students in their efforts, the B. Franklin Ringle and Eleanore M. Ringle educational trust and Murphy college fund will award nonrepayable scholarships of nearly ten thousand dollars to area students late this spring. The McDonald memorial fund aids students by granting lowinterest student loans when needed with extended repayment terms The Ringle Trust was created by Mr. and Mrs. Ringle, long term residents of Winona Lake to assist students obtain higher educations. Mr. Ringle operated a furniture in downtown Warsaw continuously from 1925 until his retirement in 1947. The Murphy college fund was established by the w ill of the late Dr. Samuel C. Murphy, a promjpent Warsaw physician, who founded the local Murphy Medical Center in 1941. Since this fund was established, over $30,000 has been awarded to area students. High school seniors interested in applying for either of these two scholarships may obtain a brochure setting forth application requirements either

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which adjoin southern Kosciusko county. Congressional Change The recent re-districting also made changes in congressional districts with Kosciusko county returning to the second congressional district. This district is presently represented Congressman Lahngren.

from their high school principal, guidance director or the Trust Department of the First National Bank of Warsaw. To be considered for the 1971-1972 school year, all applications, transcripts of high school credits and letters of recommendation must be submitted prior to May 15. 1971. Dr. Angus McDonald, another prominent Warsaw physician for many years, realizing the need for low cost student loans to assist worthy, needy students to obtain either a high school, college or professional education established the McDonald memorial fund. Application for loans may be made to the Superintendent of the Warsaw Community Schools at any time of the year. Students are required jp earn at least one-third of the amount they borrow from this fund, either in cash or its monetary equivalent. Evidence of satisfactory high school and college credits are required for consideration. 2 ARRESTED IN MILFORD Two persons were arrested in Milford last Saturday by Don Drake. Arrested were Harold E. GafL 30. r 6 Columbia City, for no operator’s license and possession; and Ed L. Linn, 33, 3084 S. Indiana St., Warsaw, for speeding.

Five In County Named To Ball State Honor Roll MUNCIE — Five students from Kosciusko county have been named to the registrar's roll of honor for winter quarter at Ball State university, accrding to Dr. Leo M. Hauptman, registrar. To qualify for this honor, a student must have earned a grade ration of 4.0 or straight “A’s” for the quarter with a load of 12 or more hours. Students are: Pierceton — Janet Dawn English, r 2. 209 W. Wayne. Silver Lake — Janean Alyce Smith, r 2. Warsaw — Sue Ellen Carlson. One Miner Addition; Dan Alan Kinsey, r 1; and Dana Jill Snoke. 415 W. Center,.

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Included in the second district are Kosciusko county, Marshall county, most of Elkhart county, a comer of Wabash county including North Manchester, part of Starke county, Pulaski county, part of Cass county, White county, Tippecanoe county which includes the city of Lafayette, Jasper count and Newton county on the Illinois line.

March Sale Os Savings Bonds Up From 1970 Joe Ettinger, chairman of the Kosciusko county U.S. Savings Bonds committee has received a report revealing that the County’s Savings Bonds sales for March were $56,702 compared with $45,271 for the corresponding period of last year. Indiana sales for March were $11,867,222 and $11,224,776 for a like period of 1970 —a gain of 5.4 per cent. Fifty-seven of Indiana’s 92 counties reported sales gains for the month when compared with sales of March, 1970. Accumulative sales for the year totaled $38,216.169 — 27.1 per cent of the yearly quota of $141,200,000 for the state of Indiana.