The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 June 1986 — Page 22

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—

Serving our country

JESSE K_ PENA J«sse IL Plena in the son of Jesus O. and Dora Pena of 385 S. West St., Milford, and has completed the firid artillery fire sup> port course at Fort Sill. Okla. During the course, students were taught to prepare as terward observers and to establish field communications for a battery of battalion. He is a 1983 graduate <rf Wawasee High School.

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Scouting the county ®

Cub Scout Pack 3730 lists May activities

Cub Scout Pack 3730 has reported on their activities during the month of May. Pack 3730 is sponsored by the First United Methodist Church of Warsaw. Den leaders are Craig Felger. Cindy Felger, Larry Hanes, Dale Long, Steve Devenney, Paul Cleveland. Shelby Aylor, Bev Stevens, Linda lold. Kathy Wood. Kimm Dock Paula Wentz and Jack Wilhite. Cindy Felger is the committee chai ■person. During the Scout -A-Rama May 3, at the fairgrounds, the pack received the first place ribbon for their display. Brandon Wilhite placed first and Chris Felger placed third in the !?inewood Derby race. The pack also won second place for thtjir "show and do” demonstration. A total of 55 persons from Pack 3730 attended the Spring Campout at the Rising ?jtow Reservation on May to. The pack received a first place ribbon for attendance and a first place ribbon for campsite judging. On May 25. 70 members of the pack participated in the Hands Across America project, and a total of 22 Cub Scouts and four

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ALWAYS TIME FOR GOODIES — Ice cream aad cake were papalar last Weteesday as the Jaycees offered their ice cream social m Milford. Jeb: tad Ora Freeman, sons of Darwin and Kim Freeman. Milford, are she wn making short work of their dessert before going to the Sesquieente mial midway.

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Day parade on May 26. Derek Bradley and Chris Felger posted the unit colors with the color guard. The following Cub Scouts received awands, patches and badges during the pack’s monRyan Wentz, David Bailey. Eric Heckaman, Kent Bonifield, wolf patches; Rollie Hanson. Brandon Wilhite, bear patches; Ryan Caudill, two silver arrowpints in bear rank; Rollie Hanson, Shannon Hursey, gold arrowpoints and silver arrowpoints in bear rank; David Bailey, Zachary Dock, Kent Bonifield. Brandon Aylor, Eric Heckaman. Aaron Quance. gold arrowpoints in wolf rank; Josh Wood, silver arrowpoint in wolf rank; Brandon Wilhite. Aaron Quance, Eric Heckaman. silver arrowpoints in wolf rank; Scott Hanes, David Walthers, naturalist activity pins Marc Felke, Aaron Walters, Chris Felger, Scott Hanes, Ty Mann. Derek Bradley, engineer activity pins; Jake Huffer, Jason Long, Brett Devenney, Geoff Patrick. Jeff Miles, David

Walthers, craftsman activity pins; Tun Cleveland, Chad Study, citizen activity pins; David Walthers, outdoersmaa, showman, traveler activity pins; Chris Felger. Aaron Walters, Scott Hanes, Marc Felke, Ty Mann. Derek Bradley, sportsman activity pins; Scott Hanes, world conservation awards patch; Aaron Walters, basketball sport patch; Jeremy Walters, basket ball sports patch, belt loop, sport pin Jimmy Moryl, sport patch. S letter, tennis belt loop, sport pin, bowling belt loop and sport pin; Brandon Aylor. soccer belt loop, sport pin. sport patch. S letter; David Walthers, sport patch, soccer belt loop, soccer pin A two year service star pin was presented to Brandon ’Wilhite. The one year service star pins were given to den leaders Shelby Aylor, Marie Bonifield. Kathy Wood and Larry Hanes. Cub Scouts receiving one year service stars were Brandon Aylor, Kent Bonifield. Jay Mochocki. David Bailey, Jeremy Walters, Josh Wood. Aaron Quance and Neil Chadha Six Cub Scouts were presented their Arrow of Light patches, the highest award a Cub Scout can earn. Earning these patches were Derek Bradley, Chris Felger, Scott Hanes, Ty Mann. Marc Felke and Aaron Walters. These Scouts also participated in a pack Arrow of Light ceremony with Pierceton’s Cub Scout Pack on June 7. and will participate in a district ceremony on June 21. at the Rising Arrow Reservation in Warsaw. Nine Tiger Cubs were* also graduated into Cub Scouts. A special ceremony was held for Bradley Gold, Nick Wood. Craig Hanes. Jason Rowland. Alex Wood. Michael Manar, Tim Heckaman. Matt VanCuren, Jeff Wilson and John Heaton. Shannon Hursey received his Webelo colors and went into WebeloDen3. Paula Wents was introduced as an assistant den leader for Den 4., The next pack meeting will be a family picnic and Olympics day at the Kelly Park on June 28. beginning at t p m

Warsaw woman dub president

Elaine Bell. Warsaw, was recently sworn in as president of the Woman’s Press Club of Indiana in ceremonies at the Union Station in Indianapolis. She succeeds Rose Cline of Crawfordsville. Bell is a freelance newspaper writer and also does television coverage and photography for the broadcast media. Other officers inaugurated during the ceremonies were: Julie Slaymaker, Indianapolis, first vice president; Donna Douglas. Muncie, second vice president; Jackie Davis. Indianapolis, third vice president, Dena Cline. Crawfordsville, recording secretary; Elizabeth Redar. Lake Station, corresponding secretary , Raeburn Ann Cannon, Elwood, treasurer, and Joan Bey, Indianapolis, historian.

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ELAINE BELL

Mrs. Bell and eight other delegates plan to attend the National Federation of Press Women convention in Seattle, June 12-15 Mirror to health Nails that continue to chip and peel for several weeks after you carefully groom them may be a sign of health problems. See your doctor — your nails are sometimes called the mirror of your health.