The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 September 1977 — Page 9

LEGALS KOSCIUSKO COUNTY GENERAL PAYROLL ANO ALLOWANCES Th* following •» • o> claim* allowed by Me Kosciusko County board o» Com miMioner* *1 ttieir meeting on the Ist day of September 1977. N Jean Messmore 1* Jean Northenor 979 14 Kathryn Teel STS. 14 Ruth 5 Hogpus TSO. U John Ham mersley 1.055 75 Charles Brower 1.000 .83 Kenneth Wyman 39375 R Steven Hearn 125.00 Avis Gunter 934 25 Harry Van Hemert 603 33 Garold R Horrick fe 7*5 00 Fredrick Gilliam i 333 33 Maur ice Dorsey 333.33 Gerald Smalley 333 33 Eldred Metzger 115 00 Norman DeGood 115 00 Thoma* Anglin 115.00 Keith Horn 115 00 Carl Latta 115.00 Ronald Sharp US Q 0 Larry Teghtmeyer 115 00 Gene B Lee 541 46 Melba Petersen 744 00 Allan A. Rasor 54144 LOi* Copp** 746.00 Emily Devi* 440 00 Wm C Reneker 1.007 00 Thoma* M Roe 640 00 Sherron Tague 650 00 Robert Burner 450 33 Nanette Newland 694 44 Eugene E Brumfield 500 00 Sharon Stuckman 563 33 James L. Walmer 450 33 Ralph Sanderson 16.00 Nancy M Spore 43 43 Raymond Curtis 10 SO Franci* Keener ' 64 36 Dolores Womack „. . T7O Jo Ann Dre 7 7 * Dennis Shireman 0 90 Beverly J DeMuth 57.54 Harold Merkler ' II 14 John T Frankie S 3 34 Roy F Anderson 60 90 Samuel O Dungan II 64 36 Donald E Shively ’0 02 Arlene Barkey ’J 10 Jean E in*ley 69 30 Ann J Harmon 62 50 Lola Westerman 63.50 jame»B Culver 64 70 Franci*K Reece 974 Donald Hunter. Jr 6 04 Leonard Kime 6? 47 Judith A Hutter 53 34 LeeG Adam* 1170 Lorenaß CarlsAn ’3 54 Paula S Stoke* 10 M Judy A Drudge 0 34 Patricia Price 13 10 Ros* W Stuckman 13.10 David McGrew 13 10 Cheryl Harntsn 10 02 Juanita Frederich *74 Adams 4 Glenn Gregory 2S 30 Thoma* Hamilton 105 31 James Reed 63 40 France* Noble 1544 13 Evelyn Adam* 550 03 Mary J,Schmitt 550 63 Nila Mathew* 550 63 Jeanne Weir.ck 333 63 Genre Brumfield 534 14 Robert* Waggoner 401 14 Georgian* Morehouse 360 75 Helen L*ndolt 37 00 Tomasita Bradford 111 00 Jane* Starner 544 33 Catherine Gonya 436 00 Ch» I one Morn 550 03 Olga Cripe *7O 51 Margaret Garman 534 16 Lueiia McCullough 164 50 Harei Harmon 343 25 Janet Hi me* 206 75 Bonnie Irwin 546 33 Rua M Miller 550 63 Lucille McCleary 534 14 Margaret Men tie ’23 24 Bonnie Shafer 119 42 Esther Heckman ’56 56

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Doris Johnson 74.00 Margaret Butts 62 50 Deanna van Cleave 344.10 Susan R. Toirac 140.06 Helen Goshert 5*413 Carol 5. Sundhelmer 550.63 Janice B. Anglin 304.00 Tom Kitch 848.25 Rkr jrd Mikel 65158 Stanley Holderman 834.83 Howard C. Moser 001.50 Jeffrey Bronsing Ml JI Roger Fellow* *>’ $• Alan Rovenstine 001.58 Richard Monk 00150 Burden Blackburn 601.50 Forrest Bouse 444.44 Melvyn Byer* 666.64 Sandy Grow 444.44 Gene Norton 644.64 Richard Kemper 420 83 Max E" Metier 702 00 Jennifer Wyman 83 33 Lucy Garrett 204.17 M jane Slater 275.41 Donna Grogg 550.03 Edith Carlin 222.00 Sandra Shepherd 277.50 Charieen Knlspel 546 33 Miriam L. Riding* 550 S 3 Stacy Rogers Hl-W Thelma Leedy 546 33 Clara Bene Demaree 325 00 Sally McKrill 160.00 Beverly Clampin 252 00 Bernice Graham 190.0 C Larry Thomas 340.00 Tom Reitt **oo Sue Ann Ray 252.00 Martha Wuthrich ’OO 00 Dwtieiw Richard 904 33 Cinda Overmyer 546.33 Rita Harris 390 10 Beth Miner 560 33 Debbie Renier 534 16 Sue Giadieu* 126.66 Carman Danner 492.50 Helen Wainwright 353 25 Sonia Creighton » » Geo BumbaiAJh 100 00 Howard Siiveus Rex Reed 350 00 Raymond Royce ’250 00 Henry Hackworth 717.50 Ralph Whitesell 704 14 Viola Dickerson 525 00 Carolyn Kruger 557 17 Martha Chupp *45 * 7 Roy Carlile 40000 Bankers Di*P > Eastman Kd Co M" Jack Hotter 15 00 Stanley Peguignot 15.00 Thomas PrickeH 15.00 Robert Warner IS 00 Jerry Black 26 40 Terry McCarty 6 SO Don McCullough 4.40 Robert Conley 0 00 Ralph Sanderson 19 00 Fredrick Schmitt 63 60 John Willard 35 30 A B C Travel 360 00 Stanley Holderman 23.26 AMOCO OH CO 79.83 Atlantic Richfield 20 10 GastFAS ’592 45 Lewi* OH CO 49 60 Marathpn OH 22 27 Shen O'i 53 54 Texaco, inc 20 45 Auer's Auto Supp ’5 42 Bledsoe Buick Pontiac 144 71 Smith Ford L M Inc 29.53 EikhartC C inc 104 19 Thornburg Drug Co 7.50 Kos Co Fm B 7 70 Sasso vet Hsp 35 00 City of Warsaw 92 » Ray O'Herron Co 1902 Sears. Roebuck 59 90 Wholesale Elect S 39 •’ Cha* Brower 13 $0 Schneider Eng Corp 20 00 Branam. Jav Willman A Triplett 1060 00 JADCO. inc 75 00 Avis Gunter 10.46 Harry VanHemert 97.96 Hire Electric 129.77 The Papers. Inc 2 25 Daniel Richard 104 63 Helen Wainwright 26 00 Prvd ins Co 1010 41 Man Journal $92 01 Times Union 396.03

SCO M H. C. 15,180.00 Co. for Ret. Os Kos. CO. 2270.00 HomeH. C.Serv. 075.00 Beatty Mem. Hsp. 156.73 •nd Girts' Sch. *49 46 Ind. St. Fm 125.60 Logansport St. H. 59 28 NewC.St. Hsp 64.25 King Mem. Hm. 100.00 Me Hatton-Sadler 300.00 Titus F. Hm. 400.00 Wright Yoder 100.00 Albion Prod Cr. 550.00 Sue Ann Beattie 000.00 Todd inv 260 20 Grant Co 5.50 Whitley Co. 22.00 Kankakee V. Sch. Corp. 947 27 Brennan Drugs 9-52 Koaciusko Comm. Hsp. 90.65 Ginter Elect. S. $5 J7 Home Dec. Sh 30.00 TACSh. M. AR. 630.00 R.M. Royce 116.06 Gragg Equip. ” °* Cumberland Hdw. 6.40 Lowman R.S. 144.00 Rummers St. 24.74 A. E Boyce Co. 405.50 Business Equp 342 63 Cover All Rental 175.70 Exec Ofc. Mach. 230.95 John Hammersley 1272 76 R. Steven Hearn 641.37 I B M. Corp 600.10 Lake City Wholesale 11100 Means Serv. Ctr. 71.01 N. I.P. S. Co. 1910.00 Ownes Super Mkt. 92.16 Sewage Tr Ofc 134.75 Un. Tel. Co. 1715.40 M l. Valentine 29146 Valentine A Weimer •» •* Waddell Print Co. 939 17 James Walmer 214.95 water utilities 130 1* Warsaw in*. Agency 1523.00 Warsaw Ofc Supply *7 15 Warsaw Postmaster 3101.60 Gerald Oswalt 12.00 Arab TAP Cont 5.00 Ace Hdw I’os Warsaw Ch. Co 71 *° Novak A williams 30.25 Gene B Lee 350.00 Melba Petersen 32.00 Emily Devi* 20 00 McMillan Ward Ostwald 75 42 Candy Cane 7* *• uaMadre Rest * J7 U F O. Flagship 3* 00 Allan Rasor 50.00 Wm Scheele A Son* 4$ 50 Matthew Bender 137.50 Lawyers Co-op 241.40 West Pub Co. 5*9 50 Raymond Custer 497 50 Gale Smith Exc 4193 15 Me<»er Bros *45 *4 Ed Stine ’« » Keith Hoffer Ex. ; 220 00 Kline Cons 75.00 Lemoine Leckrone 334.60 Robert LOZier 153.92 Wayne Messmore 1600.00 Ransbottom Bros, inc 9746.50 Scotts San. Landfill 9466 95 KOS. CO. REASSESSMENT PAYROLL A ALLOW. Nancy Olinger mz *5 Peggy Penn 36073 Sue Sprung 277.50 Margaret Warren 306 50 Kim weihmuiier i 322 45 Lu Ann Wray 647 50 Paul Hodges 360 00 Frank Putt *35 00 Frank Rldenoure 450.00 Charles Welker '360 X Salty McKrill 100.00 Mary Whit* ’2O 00 Donald Smalley 3®,00 Chas Looker —'52.50 Cioid Swartz «2» Suzanne Mitchell 320 00 Jean Lynch 320.00 John Shidler 260 00 i*ab*n* Shidler 200 00 Phyllis Abbott *2O 00 MaryGultt 290 00 Cathy Jefferies 420 00 Melba Kussmaul 200.00 Sue Ann Wray 190 00 Terry Reiff 00 Chas Shock 200 00 Ray Venator 200 00 Neo a Jones 310 00 Paul Brower *OO 00 Lloyd Disher 2*o 00 Leßov Maddux 220 00 Joseph Shewmon *0 00 Hwold Kuhn 220 00 Louis Kullema 200 00 John Zimmerman 260.00 Thomas Quinn 300 00 Fay Hollar *0 00 Wm. L. Mott* 40 00 Rbt R Week* i 220 X Bessie Hackbirth 190 00 Lise Collier 267 50 Russell Anglin 29375 Richard Ashton 217.50 Donald Claw 26675 Valerie MCElroy 217.50 Henry Nyenhuis 145.00 JOe Paxton 206 25 Charlotte Piper 24675 Deborah Piper 43 75 Marie Stokes 15.90 Edw A Sever 160 00 Robert White 300 00 Chester Clamp.tt, Jr. 600 00 Harry Van Hemert 200 00 Walter Wuthrich 140 00 Ernest Hackbirth 240 00 Frank L Putt 1$ *2 Frank Rldenoure *7 40 Cioid Swartz .17.22 Jean Lynch 11.70 Suzanne Mitchell ’6.90

Jota Shidler »» Phyllis Abbott ••>* MaryGuiH ’I-* 0 Cathy Jefferies ? J* Terry Reiff 7.56 Ray Venator M. 42 Paul Brewer •■*• Lloyd Disher 15.12 Louis Kullema 31.36 Leßov Maddux 34.62 Thomas J. Zuinn 14.36 John Zimmerman 20.02 Fay Hollar 14.24 Wm.L. Motts *••* Bessie HackbirtH 191* Richard Ashton 30.30 Donald Close 50.60 Henry Nyenhuis 15.54 Joe C. Paxton 24.70 Edw. A. Sauer 10.64 KOS. CO. NWY. DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOW. David Winebrenner 1666.67 Don Forney 1250.00 Harold Gerard *44.70 Bernard Kuhn 917.05 Ronald Leiter 916.66 Oonn Shoemaker 950.33 Cha*. Bucher 804.55 Ermai Coy 010.43 Franci* Denny 709.00 Gilbert Griffis 792.62 Ronald Himes *01.62 Frederick Kammerer 626.04 Donald Metzger 033.91 Alvin Miller 766 95 Larry Montel 706.95 Max Munson 439.33 John Stapleton 792.62 Gar I Young 642.71 Terry Rowland 450.67 Bobby Miner 789 6* Chas. Cotton. Sr. 009.03 John Davis (09.03 Wilfred Fretz 009 03 Marshall Hawley 609.03 Ralph Linn 809 03 Wm Long. Sr. 812 04 Ronald Norman 009.03 Larry Phillips 809.03 Paul Randall 62109 Wm. Raypole 809.03 Roswell Robbins 812.04 Donald Rogers 809.03 Glenwood Secor 809 .03 Thurman Trine 773.85 Robert Martin 903.74 Bruce Hyde. Jr 85475 Pam Huff A n * X WayntWocd 493.00 Lennie Young 724.50 Raymond Famkner 547.00 Edßloswr $47 00 Forrest Miner ling 724.50 Kenneth Saillant 724.50 Omer Yoder 461.50 Kos. CO. Hwy. 31.69 Un Tet. Co. 176.94 N I P S Co 40*1° Business Equip 7 00 Robinson A Price 77.10 Warww ind TAS 29 74 Hostetler A Son* 300 00 Bixel Pt Corp 15.00 Lincoln Graphic 4.64 Roy Allen 110.00 Wayne Bucher 272.00 Donald Claw 78.00 JAM Gravel 9350.96 Est of Edith McCullough *0 00 Eva F Messmore 585 00 Western Mat 6321 72 Elmer Zimmerman 12075 Logansport M. C Co. 2908.34 Pierceton Equip Co 15711.29 Miner Lbr Co 5* 40 Emerg. Radios. 314.00 Lewi* Oil Co 242.85 Texaco inc 7235.30 Ntonteith Tire 6*o 32 Ace Hdw *■s* Am W R AS 15.18 Bentz M Prod >4*lo Comfortemp, inc ” 99 Coverall Rental S. 699.50 Cumberland Hdw I** Cummin* Mid States 1*7,02 Deeds Equip Co. *4O n Fed Ind S Corp 27.50 Glass S of W 117.11 Gragg Eqmp. 7.00 Ind Equip. Co 25*72 Kitchen Mach Inc 774.56 Korte Bros. 211.43 Lemler O. P. Equip 17 00 Lowman's Rug S. 21.00 Moeilering S. Co. •• 70 Millington Bros 7.70 Paper Cal A Co. 138.58 Purity Cy Gaw* 235.10 Schrader* Warsaw Co 363.20 Share Corp 14* 55 S. O. S. Diesel Serv. '2.50 St. Prod. Corp **.o6 Stockberger Mach. 4427.44 Wartaw Auto Supp 307.30 Warsaw Chem Co. J* 74 Whiteford SA 5 ”*•s* WAWTr. S. 1357 K Prudential Ins. 3155.22 Mail Journal 4.90 TlmesUnion 5.36 Beer A Slabaugh 13401.59 R J Bern* A Associates 11,333 11 Wm. Waltz Inc. 4780 00 Pierceton Equip. Co. 44,002.62 Meria Ousley 4 00 KOS. CO WELF. DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOW. Peggy Shively 1105.00 Genyce Di Rico 884 00 Karen L. Harding 884.00 Kathl A. Kinney 884.00 Willie H. Nine 7*2 00 Jean B Teune **4 00 Tanya Wlw **4oo Gina G Deatsman 884 00 MaryO Elsbury 71100 Charlene Ann Smith 896.9* Mariorie Himes 620 00

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Cereals war games

Dear Editor: A cereal boy is again featuring war games, but it is starting with the uniform on a little boy. Small and unimportant as it may be, it is setting a pattern. To those parents concerned, let’s write a letter expressing our feelings to the cereal company, Battle Creek, Mich. 49014. Years ago we were plagued with the whole works of war games. A few mothers wrote to the respective companies, sharing their concerns. The end result was the cereal companies promoting physical fitness and

The Panama Canal

(EDITOR’S NOTE: The following letter was received this week from Jerry F. Graff. Graff is a 1951 graduate of Milford High School and the son of Albert Graff of near Milford.) Dear Editor: If you have liked US foreign policy during and since WW 11, you will love the give away of our canal by our state department. Lenin said: First, we will take Eastern Europe, then the masses of Asia, then we will encircle the United States which will be the last bastion of capitalism. We will not have to attack. It will fall like an overripe fruit into our hands. With a little investigation you will find our state department has been run by people belonging to the Council of Foreign Relations (CFR) for over 30 years. The CFR has as its main Mary Beeson 540.00 Nina K Bryant s*o 00 Yvonne England s*o 00 Jo Ellen Fribley 540.00 Mary Beeson 25.36 Nina Bryant * 50 Gina Deatsman 25. *8 Genyce Dißico 5180 Mary Elsbury 16.94 Sue England * 50 Jody Fribley 4.50 Karen Harding 17 92 Mariorie Himes 4.50 Kathl A. Kinney 327* Peggy Shively * 50 Je«t B. Teune *5 52 Tanya Wise 31.6* Un. Tel. Co. 7*8.91 Henry Hackworth *0 00 W C. Ashman. M O 8 00 t A Anesthesiologist 50.00 DeLaughter Mortuary 95.00 Paul Eller. M.D. 79.00 Sieve Hunsberger 72.10 Kos Comm Hsp 127 00 Lutheran Hsp 'l'72 Pathologist A ’ 00 Pathlabs inc. 35 00 Thornburg Drugs 5 55 Co for Ret . KOS Co 13* 00 Bastxtr Hm *£°° Norman E Bryan, DDS 39 00 Christian Haven 11767* Hospitality House 3” 80 J. C. Ogle, M.D. » 00 PorterMem Hsp *375 Radiologic A. of NW Ind. 8 00 Radiology, inc. I*s 00 Scheodeit A Wendt 23 90 Hector Franada. M O 170 00 Wabash Co. Hsp 306.21 KOS. CO. HEALTH DEPT. PAYROLL A ALLOW Michael P Dacquisto, M D *OO.OO Carroll Sherman 1018.58 Loren J . Pound 869 75 Robert C. Booher 696.66 Barbara A. Clouse, R N. 745.58 Nellie Van Merck* 5*8.33 Mary Johnson 550.83 Loren J. Pound 52.00 Kos Co. Health Dept. 15.51 Postmaster, Warsaw 39 00 Un Tel. Co *0 15 Rbt Booher 97.16 Barbara Clouse *2 28 Carroll Sherman 140 28 Business Equip 28 73 Sear*. Roebuck 299 00 l, Jean Northenor do hereby certify that the above is a true list of claims allowed by me Kosciusko County Com miss.oners on the Ist day of September. 1977 NOTICE TO BIDOERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County, will from mis dMe until 9 00 A M on September 20. 1977 receive sealed bid* for three (3) Type 11. Emergency Ambulances and four (4) mobile radios as set forth m me State of Indiana Department of Traffic Safety Ap plication for Highway Safety Funds Specifications are on file in me office of the Emergency Medical Service Coordinator and me Kosciusko County Auditor s Office. Court House. Warsaw. Indiana All Bids must be submitted on Form No 95 as prescribed by me State Board of Ac counts Each bid must be accompanied by a surety bond or a certified check equal to ’0 percent of me maximum bid and by the necessary affidavit of non collusion as required by law The Board of Commissioners reserve me right to reiect any or an bid* Dated mis am day of September. 1977 Jean Northenor Auditor Kosciusko County. Indiana S 7 14 LEGAL NOTICE The undersigned will sell, at public auc turn, for cash to me highest bidder one repossessed 1973 Chev impel a. Serial No 1U69H3J114744. at 10 00 A M in the forenoon es September 17. 1977. at me State Bank of Syracuse. ’OO E Main. Syracuse, Indiana The undersigned reserves me right to bld at me auction. State Bank Os Syr ac um o 57 14 LEGAL NOTICE The undersigned will sell, at public auc hen. for cash to the highest bidder one repossessed 1978 Chevelie Malibu Serial No. 1M370K210669. at ’0 00 A M. in me forenoon at September 17. 1977, at the State Bank of Syracuse. 100 E Main Street. Syracuse imOana. The undersigned reserves the right io bid at me auction State Bank Os Syracuse 57 14

Ray Buhrt GENERAL CONTRACTOR Residential & Commercial Building Phone: 457-3431 i Road 13, Syracuse

athletics —a fine, outstanding job, well done. We don’t need war games now or even at Christmas. With our politicians encouraging our selling billions of dollars of war equipment to other countries, we need to be ever alert at the grass roots level. As you express your concerns to our industries and government, in this ratio will they be responsive to human needs. This is how the government can serve its citizens. Sincerely, George Weybright

purpose one world government. It is apparent that this one world government would be under communist control. CFR members include Secretary of State Vance,, Panama Canal negotiators Bunker and Linowitz, Senator Bayh and Representative Brademas. Bunker helped give away South Veit Nam as US Ambassador there and Linowitz was a registered agent for Chile when it was under communist control. Communism has enslaved over one billion people since WW II and Panama is run by a Marxist dictator. Write to your Congressmen and demand that they vote the way 86 per cent of the US people feel — keep our canal the way it is. Lenin’s prophesy has just about come true. It’s up to the people to stop it, your government won't! Jerry F. Graff Box 798 Albrook AFB Canal Zone Bank personnel learn 'Flimflam' strategies Eighteen members of the State Bank of Syracuse staff travelled to Notre Dame August 30 to attend a seminar sponsored by the South Bend Chapter of American Institute of Banking. Inc., concerning prevention of bank losses. The major share of bank loss today is attributed to fraudulent securities and worthless checks. Based on this fact. Edward F Welch, who spent 12 years in federal prisons for crimes of fraud committed against banks and businesses, has developed a factual, forthright presentation designed to inform banks how to recognize the "con man and how to cope with him. Welch and Crime Prevention Education Associates, Inc., produced a Workshop on Bank Fraud Loss-Prevention Security which features a video tape which highlights simulated encounters between bank employees and the professional thief and is based on Welch's actual experiences as a “con man.” The presentation graphically demonstrates passed forged instruments to develop observation and recognition skills by employees who handle and process such instruments. Conservation club to plan open house . Members of the Turkey Creek Conservation Club are urged to attend a meeting this Thursday. Sept. 8. at 7:30 o'clock, at the clubhouse on 13-A. at which time final plans will be made for the club's open house to be held on September 24. The open house will be held in conjunction with National Hunting and Fishing Day. Following the meeting, those in attendance will hear a speaker on the origin and activities of Stone's Trace Tavern in Ligonier. The public is invited to attend.

wea., September 7,1977 — iim. MAiLrJUuitßiaij

MBmW'E '■ # I Wm FINDS PUFFBALL — Dan List, Syracuse, found this 13 and onequarter pound puffball in a woods near North Webster last Thursday night. Annual women's camp at Camp Mack on Sept. 14-15

The annual camp for women in the Northern Indiana District will be held at Camp Mack near Milford on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 14 and 15. Principle speaker this year will be Lois Coleburn of North Manchester, who will enlarge on the theme “Joy in Living” as it pertains to women. She will feature one of her four addresses around “Joy in Aging.” Mrs. Coleburn is a college professor who has taught at Manchester, Juniata and Southwestern Colleges. She has also worked in research at Manchester and served as coordinator for Wabash County Mental Health Association at one time. She and her husband. Donald, who is a Manchester psychology professor, recently returned to that community from two years at Ann Arbor, Mich., where he took advanced training in the field of gerontology and Mrs. Coleburn persued further education in classes of her choice. Registration for the camp will

County Choral club to begin rehearsals Sept. 12

The Kosciusko County Choral Club, under the direction of Miss Mary Jane Miller, will begin rehearsals September 12 for the 1977-1978 season. Membership is open to anyone interested in singing womens three-part music. The club is also inviting any high school 4-H girl to join the group this year. The officers for the coming year will be. President — Jean Kerlin Vice president — Ruth Yoder Secretary — Zella McFarren Treasurer — Evelyn Tinkey Rehearsals are held the second, fourth and fifth Monday evenings of the month at 7:30 p.m. in the RE MG Building. The Choral Club joins with 1.200 women over the state of Indiana to form the Purdue University Extension Homemakers Chorus, thfe largest

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be held starting at 8:45 each morning. The morning program will follow at 10 a.m. on Wednesday and 9:30 a.m. on Thursday. Both days afternoon programs are scheduled for 1:30 p.m. with the evening program on Wednesday at 7:30 The Darrell King family from Mentone will, give the program for the evening service. The project this year will be offerings to equip the new kitchen at the camp with new utensils. The local churches involved in this year’s camp are Bethany, in charge of devotions for Wednesday afternoon; and Bethel, in charge of snack time after the evening program on Wednesday. Charmaine Ball and Lynn Krull, both r 1 Milford residents, are presently members of the district cabinet and Mrs. Ball is serving as cabinet coordinator with the camp committee for 1977. Camp committee members are Brenda Frick and Sheila Jett of Wawaka, Sharon Snyder of Plymouth and Vera Martin of Nappanee.

women's chorus in the world under the direction of William F. Luhman. Anyone wanting further information can contact Jean Kerlin.

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