The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 10, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 March 1977 — Page 7

- Our favorite is the Easter Bunny; the gifts he hides are very funny! McFarren's Service Station <wmuw> DENNY NEWCOMER Milford

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OH n iso tlowers of Easter are filled with light to bring the world a hope that is bright. Syracuse-Milford-North Webster

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United Fund becomes United Way on April 1

The United Fund of Kosciusko County, Inc., has announced two changes to become effective April 1. After 19 years of service to 20 local member agencies, the United Fund is changing its name to the United Way of Kosciusko County. The organization hopes the change will bring it in closer contact with other United Ways across the nation. Also, officers have announced the appointment of James Benzenburg to the position of executive director of the United Way. Benzenburg said he hopes to bring United Way agencies in better focus before Kosciusko County citizens. “A special vote of thanks goes to the original officers and board members of the United Way upon the establishment of our agency in 1958. Through their dedicated efforts and planning, a firm basis was established that enables our United Way to fulfill today’s needs.” After listing the original officers. Benzenburg added, “Through the years, many community minded individuals gave of their time and efforts to aid our citizens. I sincerely hope to carry out their wishes.” Benzenburg was formerly employed as general manager of Clausing, Inc., is a member of the

Here’s an egg that's out of sight... Get out your crayons and color it bright. Kathy's Beauty Bazaar South of Syracuse on SR 13

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Wawaseo Village — Syracuse

Wed., March 30,1977 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

• 4 ?snp® JAMES BENZENBURG Warsaw Rotary Club, member and trustee of the First Presbyterian Church of Warsaw and a board member and past president of the Industrial Division of the Warsaw Chamber of Commerce. In the past, he has served as captain for the United Fund Drive and chairman of the Cancer Fund Drive. He and his wife. Irene, live at r 2 Leesburg, are the parents of three children and have five grandchildren. The United Ways’ purpose is to combine a multitude of separate fund drives into one coordinated effort to raise sufficient funds to cover the needs of its member

agencies. Those agencies served by the United Fund are American Red Cross, Boy Scouts, Baker Boys Club, Cardinal Center, four groups of Senior Citizens, Council on Aged-Aging, Girls Club. Home Health Care Service, Girl Scouts, Kosciusko Motile Meals, Lakeland Day Care Center, Lakeland Youth Center, Packerton Community Association, Riverwood Ranch, Salvation Army, Travelers Aid, United Service Organization (USO), Campfire Girls, Warsaw Day Care Center and YMCA. The information and referral service, a branch of the United Way, brings Kosciusko County citizens an answer to questions, where to go for help in solving

North Webster youth is struck by Syracuse driver

Neal Germanprez, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Beeman. North Webster, was struck by a car driven by John Whyerew. 26. r 1 Syracuse, last Friday as he and his brother walked to school from home. Germanprez and his brother walked onto North Street from an alley located just south of North Webster Elementary and Junior High Schools at 7:45 a m. when

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problems. Current officers of United Way are: Richard Snodgrass — chairman of the board Don Hair — president Larry Castaldi — vice-president Carl Williams — secretarytreasurer Board members are James Cherpes, Eddie Creighton, Milton Holmgrain, Jack Jarecki, James Kees. William Laichas, Stanley Pequignot, Robert Berryman, Larry Pyle, Col. Joseph Gray, Howard Johnson, Billy Mayer, J. Allan Morgan, Ray Plummer, Bill Beemer, Edward R. Betz, Robert Gephart, George Ickes, Thomas Lemon, Ray Monteith and Suzanne Ware.

he was struck by the car. Town Marshal Tony Strombeck said Whyerew reported he did not see the 10-year-old because the morning sun was in his eyes and Obscured his vision. The boy was admitted to Murphy Medical Center for observation. He only sustained bruises and was released Saturday. The driver was not cited.