The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 August 1971 — Page 9

LEGALS NOTICK TO TAXPAYERS OP ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice r* hereby given to the taxpayers ot Kosciusko county, ind.ana. mat the proper legal otticers of said municipality 4t their regular meeting place, in the Court House in the City of Warsaw. Indiana, at 9 00 am. on the 7th pay of September ten will consider the following additional appropriations, which said Officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. County Cumulative Bridge Fund No 140 Replace bridge No 204. on C R No 1300$. '1 Ml west Os No 700E *7,500 00 County General No *O2 Commissioners Equip 900 00 No IU Professional Services 745 00 NOTICE TO REDUCE CERTAIN EXISTING APPROPRIATIONS Notice is further given that certain exisitlng appropriations now have unobligated balances which will not be needed for the purposes for which ap propria ted. and it is therefore proposed that unnecessary existing appropriations in the funds shown below be reduced to provide in part for the above additional approprations County General No 402 Court House Equp S W 0 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 approprations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire,of the County Auditor, when and where such hearing wiill be held Dated August 73. I*7l UAWRENCE BUTTS Auid.tor Kosciusko County ’ | MJ-A25.51 Commissioners Claims The following is a list of claims to be considered by the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners at their meeting on me Ist of September. 1971 Edith B Beltt 450 00 Ethna Scott <33 33 Princess Marie Frush 391 M Frances Noble 34* 4* Mary jane Schmitt 2*5 00 Evelyn Adams 59 40 Kathryn Teel 450 00 Haiel Harman *33 33 Mary Bern Mmer 39144 Catherines Gonya 344 4* Olga T using 350 00 F Bonita Freeman 39144 Margaret E Garman 375 00 Joan L Harman 92 45 Idled Armey *3O 00 Phyllis Munson 433 33 Rita Miller 39144 i Lucille McCleary 344 44 Margaret Ment.e 350 00 Nancy Belcher 314 44 Rita Golding 315 70 Ruth Hoppus 450 00 Helen Goshert 433 33 Evelyn R Adams 130 00 Roger Fellows 402 33 Stanleys Holder man 545 44 Ronald Robinson 550 00 H Edrl Boggs 414 44 , Bernard T Mmear 550 00 Loren Mei ton 500 00 David F Rieder 450 00 Michael D Brower 440 00 Avis 8 Gunter 450 00 Alice R Rande's Q, 391 44 Clara Bv e Demaree 52 00 Thelma J Leedy 374 33 Jesse Rice 45 50 Barbara J Eastlund " 317 00 Yvonne A Miner 144 00 Billie F Andrews M 3 33 Richard F Miket 343 33 Henry Hackworm 544 33 Ralph Whitesell 535 00 Beatrice Weiler 19414 Edward B Funk 314 44 Milo E Ciase 50 00 Maxme Close 14 75 8. James Baker 433 33 George A Nye 414 44 Georg Neiians <SO 00 3ames”O«>Tuttie 13 00 Stuart Stokes 12 00 Robert t Rasor 330 00 Janet Wise 20 40 Evelyn Adams 24 00 Lloyd Disher 72 00 Eloise jacks 2*o 00 CynthiaA Fry 72 00 United Tel Co 40**4 N I P S Co 444 39 Water utilities, inc 52 42 Sewage Treatment Office 95 00 A E Boyce Co . inc 4*9 75 Bus Equip Co .inc 100 29 Times Union SUM The Mail journal 400 73 Correlated Prod .inc SO 55 Gtnfer Elec 447 35 Henry Hackworm 100 00 ■Miller A Sons Lbr Co 535 73 Plymouth Clean Towel 52 20 Warsaw Postmaster 100 00 Waddell Printing Co . 2M 45 Dr W A Kemp. M D 7 50 Bankers Dispatch 4 30 Kodak AC 95 31 Richard Fennel 32 00 Marun Rose 41 00 Alan Rovenstme 10 00 R F Sanderson I*oo Alien L Streby 4 I*oo Motorola. Inc *2 30 Romine Electric 1 go * Dav d E Andrews 443 55 Auer's Auto Supply 3 47 Bledsoe Bu ck 204 75 Gast Fuel Service 353 5* Lewis Oil Co 24 44 Shen Oil CO t - *0 27 Silveus A Brad way 4*5 Smith Ford. Inc 20 M Texaco, inc 7.03 Carl Zimmer 13 00 Garold R Horr.cX 24 20 R Steven Hearn 3M 47 H A Friend A CO M 40 Candy Cane Restaurant M 91 Lake City Wholesale Co 9 40 Alan A Rasor 30 00 Geneß Lee 20 00 Thomas Lemon 244 50 Rasor. Harns. Garrard A Lemon 110 00 Howard s s 12 00 Pucketts Case 34 24 Lawyers Coop Pub Co 94 30 West Pub 494 50 E C Somers Assoc 125 3$ Moore s Plbg AHtg IX Lake City Candy Co low Warsaw Chem Co 13 45 Wholesale EWc Serv Co 14 77 Arab Pest Control 5 00 Johnson Lbr Yard 7 77 Wayne R Johnson 145 00 Westron Corp 93 9* Jet White Grocery 12 7$ MiSCO international 34 35 Coverall Rental Serv 42 20 WarsEw Dry Cleaners 54 00 lnd>ana Rest Equip 42 50 ktmm Paint Co WTO Forrest Brockhoft 4 30 Edward 8 Funk 144 92 M.WE CWse W 94 B James Baker 497 Gerald a Eastlund 454 Lloyd DiSher 12 00 Mrs Rum Mitterimg 54 91 E H Stephenson 225 00 Xerox 42140 Dickerson Funeral Hm W 0 00 Harris Funeral Hm WO 00 McHatton Funeral Hm 100 00 C M stoan A Sons >OO 00 Titus Funeral Mm 300 00 Virgil Booeck 4 00 Marjorie Ervm 3 00 Scon Flowers 12 00 Norman Harman 3 00 Thomas Kruger 3 00 Harold Scott 3 00 Gary Snook 3 00 , Norman Summy 14 00 David Swonger 3 00 Council Ret . KOS 4.543 50 Beatty Mem Hosp 274 14 Central State Hosp 44 01 Fort Wayne State HOSP 339.15 Ind Bov's School 2.409 01 tnd State Farm 112 3$ White s institute 744 00 RfChmond State Hosp M 29 Heaimwm 4.55*44 Irene Byron Hosp 2.140 00 Sitvercrest IJ4I 2$ Board Comm . IndpiS *3*ll wabasn Metropol School Dtst 1.198 77 Mishawaka School Corp STS 12 Wabash County 155 00 Brennan Drugs 12 IS Myrtus CMler 1009 00 Raymond Custer 1487 80 Teny He<man AS 00 CyrdLAena 1.944 75 Charles Lynch 1.47375 Stanley Scon 2.135 42 Metier Bros 3.7W00 Pete Mtnear 1 252 32 Max Montel 1.373 25

Wool Payment Program Agreement Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin today announced the signing of a new agreement with the American Sheep Producers Council, Inc., which authorizes continued deductions from program payments on shorn wool and unshorn lambs for promoting wool and lamb. The agreement, which is in effect for wool and lambs marketed during 1971 through 1973, was approved by producers voting in a mail referendum. It enables the council to carry on advertising Lloyd Tillman 70 40 Simmons A Brady. Excav 343 24 Whitley Co Auditor 170.20 David E Andrews 24 00 COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS George M Haymond. M D 400 80 Carroll Sherman 451 00 Loren J Pound 714 4* Barbara McClure. R N 40* 54 Nellie Van Marcke *54 33 Barbara Olds (V> month) 114 54 United Tel Co 43 49 Warsaw Ind Postmaster 14 00 Carroll Sherman 87 3* Loren J Pound 25 44 Walter Drugs. Inc . 35 50 CO. HWY. DEPT. PAYROLL Charles Alexander 347 14 Kent Brower 500 00 Phillip Brown 474 03 Charles E Bucher 421 00 Emerson Ca>n 422 50 Ermal Coy 427 00 John Davit 421 00 Muri Dawalt 437 50 Max Deaton 525 74 Don Forney 421.00 Harold Gerard *3l 50 Gilbert Griffis *24 50 LarryHarter 520 94 Ronald Himes - • *34.50 Los lAn E Johnson 527 0$ Frederick Kammerer 59* 00 Russell Krtchbaum 431 50 Don Kuhn *2* 00 Terry Maufner 47403 Joe R Michael 512 42 Alvin Miller *3* 50 Bobby Miner *33 00 Forrest Mitterling 427 00 Larry Montel *34 50 Paul Randan *2l 00 John Shively 409 92 Michael O Stine 395 24 William R Scarbeary 453 42 Luther Vancleave ’ 39* 00 Gar I P Young 427 00 John Alexander 799 *2 Charles Cotton 4*3 40 Francis Denny *74 25 Raymond Faulkner *4170 Merr.ft Hartmarf 797 41 Ellis Koher *52 55 Barnard Kuhn 4*3 40 Ralph L>nn *4170 Donald Mettger 4*9 *0 Leo Mos er *58.75 Ronald Norman *47 90 Roswell Robbins 4*9'40 Glenwood Secor 440 30 Donald P stiver 472 70 John R Tucker 475 40 George White *52 $5 Wayne L Woods **’ 70 Barton A Rail , 1,333 33 Hugh A Parsons 750.00 Worley Spitler *4l 70 ’Done Shoemaker • • **4 47 Arthur Smith 4M 40 Wilfred Fretj *7O 95 Larry Phillips .4 *54 00 Rober’ Danner 4*o 35 Rgnaid Leiter 400 00 John N Deaton 50* 30 CO MWY CLAIMS Prudential In* Co 2.274 74 Comm Mtr Frt Inc 4 40 Courier Newsom Exp Irsc 4.7$ United Tei Co 44 94 N I P S CO 30 32 Sewage Tr Ofc >7 50 The .Ma 11 Journal 80* Time* Union 15 00 3M Bus Inasi Pro 190 00 Crum Garage 18 00 Ginter Elect Serv 50 45 L AL Body Shop 53 75 MacAllittW Mach Inc *s* *5 Millington Bro* 54 90 Moore * Pig A Htg inc 143 21 Plymouth Rad Rep 304 50 Schrader * Auto Store 275 05 Tyler Mach Co 92.43 Warsaw Skeigas Serv 191 *5 W A W Truck Sales *5172 Ace Hdw Co '* 47 02 Stand Oil Div Os Am *4O 44 Monteith T ire Co . Inc > 004 94 Gull 0,1 Co. 2.77$ 45 Forrest BrockhofJ 4 32 Peggy Conley 3 12 Cover All Rental 405 10 Craig Welding Shop 74 40 Eutectic Weld Alloys 257 40 F fers Fire Ext 5* 49 tnd Textile Co 14124 Purity Cylinder Gases 24 99 S< of Ind B A P Bd 4 00 Warsaw Au»o Supp 532 25 Warsaw Dry CL 14 00 Business Equip Co U 20 Dalton Ye iter Corp , 9.140 44 Western Ind Agg 1.77291 Pierceton Equip Co I*o2* 44 Rieth Riley Cons 1.200 00 Johnson Lbr Yd 1Q 00 Tutmg Btm Lbr 10 00 Logansport Met Cui v Co 1.33193 Associated S A P Co ’ 154 00 Kim Pt Co Inc $5.40 Anderson Auto Supp 25 92 CvmminsM'd St Inc 4 $5 Curtn ind Inc 37 77 Deaton Equip Co 7 40 Fort Wayne Sp Serv Inc 44 *5 Mike Gill A Pts 20 00 Gragg Equip Co 3 20 Hap*O<lCo 22 00 Highlands A N Co 30 01 ind Equip Co *5 30 ind T A Equip Co 40 $4 Kerim Tr Sales 324 95 Korte Bro* Inc 9 20 Smith Ford me 20 $5 Stockberger Mach inc >9 81 Superior Pipe Spec 422 47 Tyler Moch Co. 25.50 WOlmer Supp W»C 40 28 Wholesale Elect Serv 13 34 Yetter A Ganthom 33 15 Zele Drugs. Inc 1 05 Strayer ms Agency 4.454 00 NV* Roy A M iter , 40 00 Ruso Com Co inc 35 00 Warsaw Asphalt Co 9.599 70 W J Careu Com Corp 22 993 00 DePew s Pib hml A Elect 5.400 00 MtCOhLOb inc 717$ N 1 P S Co 150 00 Snap On Tool Corp . 24 45 Beer Siabough M. 050 47 CO. WELF. DEPT. PAYROLL A CLAIMS Howard B JOhmon 78$ 00 Beth A Atkmson 475 00 OpM Joy Harmon 475 00 Carla jonaßeser 475.00 Willie Hugh Nme 475 00 Mary Ruth w.lson 475 00 Martorie E Himes 3*o 00 Esther B Hoover 340 00 Barbara A Hdmmel 340 00 Madelyn I Lowman 340 00 J R Baum.MD >OOO Robert l Craig. M.D. 5 00 George M Haymond. MD 10 00 F L Rhetnhoimer. M.D 23 50 United Tel Co 135 33 Beth A Atkmson 35 30 Howard B johmon 14 35 Opal Joy Harman 40 98 MariorieE Him** 4 7$ Barbara A Hummel 4 7$ Madelyn Lowman 4 75 Willie HNme 40 20 MariorieANye 4 75 Carla Jane Reser * 28 35 Busmess Equip CO . inc. IS OS AW Donato.M.D. 20.00 City County Ambulance Serv 40-00 Curbs A French W 35 The Elkhart Clinic 11.00 Elkhart Gen Hosp 430 00 Elkhartßehb Ctr 14*50 ind Brace, me. 35 00 Key Pharmacy 20. M The Lutheran Hoop S OO Med’ Pty. inc 20 40 Mettler Shoe Co' M. 99 Turtle Creek Conv Ctr ’,05*00 Com Drive Up Phorm 140 Family A Children Ctr 291.50 ind United Math Chfs Home ** 348 00. Modi Pty. inc. yjg St Vmcent Treatment Ctr 40* 00* Council Retarded, Koo. 13 00 Waiter Drug. Inc 4 40 Bus E«u>p Co. inc 900 40 I. Lawrence Butts, do hereby certify that the above is a true i«t of claims to be presented to me Koscmsko Cowity Board of Commissioners on me Ist day of September. 1971 Lawrence Butts Auditor of Kosciusko Co

and related market development activities. Under the agreement, deductions will be made from payments beginning next April on marketings by producers during 1971 at the rates of 14 cents per pound of shorn wool and 74 cents per hundredweight of unshorn lambs. Deductions from payments on marketings during 1972 and 1973 will be at such rates as the Secretary of Agriculture and the council may agree upon. However, deductions may not exceed the rates of 14 cents for wool and 74 cents for unshorn lambs which have been in effect few the past five years. In the 1971 mail referendum on individual voting, 86.9 per cent voted for the agreement on a national basis. ‘ Locally, in Kosciusko county, 87.2 per cent of our producers voted in favor of deductions for promotion of the products. To become effective, the agreement has to be approved either by two-thirds of the producers voting or by two-thirds of the volume of production represented. The council proposes a budget of $3 million for the year beginning July 1, 1971. The Kosciusko County ASCS Office disbursed $19,848 in April of this year to 229 payees under the 1970 wool payment program. /E MENUS J WEDNESDAY - Chilled orange juice, chili mac, lettuce salad or carrot and celery sticks, apple crisp, bread and butter and milk. * THURSDAY - Cold meat sandwich, fried potatoes, melon, cheese cake and milk. FRIDAY — Fish squares, potato salad, tomato wedge, bread and butter, cherry cobbler and milk NO CHANGE IN LUNCH PRICES Marion Lantz, business manager of the Lakeland Community School Corporation, stated this morning that there will be no increase in school lunch prices in the Lakeland schools at the present time. The Reporter, published earlier this year, stated prices would be 40 cents for grades 18 and 45 cents for grades 9-12. Since the freeze prices will remain the same as last year with students in grades 1-5 being charged 35 cents per day and students in grades 8-12 being charged 40 cents per day. The increase will go into effect when the freeze is lifted. The John Pettits of Syracuse are leaving this week for their home at Mariette, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Byland and family of Syracuse returned home last Thursday frmn a week’s vacation in the south. Robert E. Buster of Scottsburg spent two days last week in the Syracuse homes of his daughters. Mrs. Jane Scheuer and children and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert, Mr. Gilbert, and daughters, and was entertained at a family dinner in the Gilbert home Thursday evening.

NOWPICKING j jy j Rich Haven, Hale Haven J Gio-Haven (new) Followed by Kalhaven September 1 Early Sweet Eberta September 7 Red Skin September 10 NOW READY Bartlett Pears, Wealthy Apples Chenango Strawberry Apples Stanley Prune Plums September 1 Cantaloupes Watermelon ICE COLD ALL THE TIME KERCHER'S SUNRISE ORCHARD MARKET South of Goshen on Indiana 15

_ w -LLLUILI { I I I I U r ' ndwWirA — *■,» . LAKE SEARCH — Among the many volunteers searching for the probable drowning victim, Col. C. L. Sidle of r 4 Syracuse whose body was recovered in Lake Wawasee around 4:10 p.m. Tuesday, were deputy sheriff Ron Robinson, far left: state police scuba diver Larry Yeiter, sitting; and sheriff Dave Andrews. In the background is conservation officer Earl Money who headed the search, and two unidentified state police divers. A Tom Kitch photo.

County Junior Miss Pageant Plans Underway At Warsaw

Plans are underway for the 1971 Kosciusko County Junior Miss Pageant sponsored by the Warsaw Jaycees under the direction of Steve Hancook, Jaycees chairman, and Mrs.

Pleasant Grove MRS. JOHN T. CAMDEN

Those from here who attended the Camden reunion cm Sunday, Aug. 15, were Mr. and Mrs. John T. Camden, Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Camden, Burt and Bernadene of Pierceton, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Camden and Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Frush, Joe anef Jill, Mr. and Mrs. Jack May, Tim, Tammy, Tina and Tonya, all of Warsaw. The reunion was held in the social room of the New Hope Baptist church. The Camdens, Frushes and Mays of Warsaw camped Saturday night at McCormick state park. They were joined by Mrs. Leaurel (Camden) Stath of West Lafayette and Mike Snellenberger of Indianapolis. The John Camdens spent Saturday night with Mrs. Harley Camden in Spencer and Sunday night with the Roy Camdens. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Camden and son, Raysal 'Bloomington and Mrs. Lena Lewis and family. Mrs. Dan Wrigley of Fort Wayne spent the week end with Mrs. Ralph Wrigley. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Slaymaker and daughters from Kingers. Pa., arrived at his mother’s, Mrs. Myron Slaymaker Saturday evening. While spending the week here, the Slaymakers will also be visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Frush, at Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Linden Boggs and family of Converse were Sunday dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Boggs. In the afternoon all attended the Boggs reunion at Milford. Todd Alexander, son of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Alexander, is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. James Craig and sons while his parents are with a youth group from Dayton. Ohio, in retreat at Epworth Forest. Mrs. Milton Wrigley of South Bend and Mrs. Jade Freed of Elkhart were luncheon guests of Mrs. Ralph Wrigley on Tuesday.

Warren Kuntz, Jaycette chairman. Any reader who knows a girl who lives in Kosciusko county, who will be a senior in high school and is of good character and

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McClearyspent a recent week end at Dearborn, Mich., visiting Ford’s Museum and Greenfield Village. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Jones of Wabash visited Saturday evening with Mrs. Ralph Wrigley. ’Mr. and Mrs. Jones recently retired and moved from Merchantsville, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Camden and children were Sunday overnight guests of Mrs. Leaurel Curtiss of Indianapolis. They spent Monday at the state fair. The Camdens took in the cattle show there as son Burt's Hereford steer won a red ribbon at the county fair and a registered heifer won a blue ribbon in 4-H work. Jack showed two registered young bulls at the county fair and one at the Noble county- fair. Saturday supper guests of Mrs.

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scholastic standing, who possesses poise, personality and charm should send the girl’s name, address, and phone number to Steve Hancook at 503 N. West, Warsaw, 46580 for further information.

Cloyde Dye, Sr., were Dr. and Mrs. Cloyde Dye, Jr., of New Castle; and Mr. and Mrs. Dave McCleary, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McCleary and Gary Shamei. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miner of Crystal Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rowland of Nappanee, Mrs. Norman Tinkey of Akron, Mr. and Mrs. Zanna Hammer of Mentone, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Wood of near Sidney and Mrs. Ralph Wrigley of r 3 Warsaw represented the Farmers Mutual Association at a district meeting at Fort Wayne on Wednesday. The Kosciusko county group will be hosts for the 1972 meeting. The fish fry committee chairmen met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Lowell Swick. Wayne McCleary is general chairman and Mrs. Swick is co-chairman. Gratitude, in most men, is only a strong and secret hope of greater favors. • —La Rochefoucauld

Wed., Aug. 25, 1971—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Syracuse Demos — (Continued From Page One) United Methodist church, the Ainerican Legion, V.F.W., Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, Shrine and serves on the board of zoning appeals. His schooling was at Lagro grade school and Wabash high school. William Pipp William Joseph Pipp was born on November 11,1912 at Chicago, 111., and moved to the Syracuse community in 1952. He and his wife, the former Eleanor Betes, reside at 806 Front street and are the parents of one son, William J., 20, a junior at Indiana university. A foreman at The Weatherhead Company in Syracuse, he is a member of Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church, a volunteer fireman since 1954 and has served on the plan commission board for two years and the board of zoning appeals for one year. He is presently on the board of the Syracuse Lake association. Pipp’s school years were in Chicago. Gerald Bitner Gerald Wayne Bitner: 612 South Main street, was bom on March 23,1931 and has been a Syracuse resident all of his life. He is married to the former Patricia Barnhart of Warsaw and they have two children, Linda 17 and a senior at Wawasee high school, and Michael, a sophomore, and 15 years of age. Bitner is purchasing agent for Regent Mobile Homes at Syracuse. A member of Calvary United Methodist church, he served in the United States Air Force for 4 years. A graduate of Syracuse, high school in 1949, he worked for a number of years with the boy scouts and is a member of the V.F.W. and American Legion at Syracuse.

MICHIANA INSURED BONDED P PREPAINTED ALUMINUM CONTINUOUS GUTTERING -SERVICE 533-6373 607 W. Plymouth Goshen, Indiana

Joe Baumgartner Joe E. Baumgartner of 719 South 4th street, was born on June 12, 1907 at Granby, Mo., where he lived prior to spending a number of years in the Nappanee area and moved to Syracuse 15 years ago. He married the former Bernice Ingle at North Dakota and they are the parents of one son, Joe Allen, aged 18. A Weatherhead Company employee in the metal treat department, Baumgartner is a member of Saint Martin dePorres church. His high school years were at New Paris high school. Elgie Tatman Mrs. C. E. (Elgie) Tatman of 406 South Lake street, was boro at Logansport on April 4,1923 and resided there prior to moving to the Syracuse community. Mrs. Tatman and her husband are both licensed public accountants and have a business in Syracuse. She graduated from Logansport high school and is a member of the Redeamer Lutheran church. The Tatmans have four children, Don 22, Steve 20, Mark 17 and Charlotte 10. Monroe Club Meets With Mrs. Tenney The Monroe Township Home Demonstration club met at the home of Mrs. William Tenney of Columbia City for a dessert luncheon, followed by their regular meeting. Mrs. Charles Bryant, president, was in charge of the meeting and also gave the .lesson on volunteering for community service. There were 14 members present and two guests, Mrs. Richard Ring of Columbus, Ga., and Mrs. Selby Lenwell of Fort Wayne. The next meeting will be a day at Camp Mack on September 13 with the combined Elkhart and Kosciusko county home demonstration camp.

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