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i w W1 i t A fl fl S - -Ji ''* fl ; vpjti do He! KIWANIANS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS — New president Jack Maule, (standing second from left), receives the gavel from retiring president Curtis Jordan at installation ceremonies conducted I at a Ladies’ Night dinner for Kiwanis Club of Lakeland, North Webster, on Monday evening, Sept. 28. The installation ceremonies were conducted by Dennis Yoder, Bremen, new lieutenant governor of I the Land of Lakes Division of Kiwanis Indiana District. The dinner was held at the Friendship House, Winona Lake. New officers, seated from left to right, are Arnold Karr, Chris Hopkins and Gene Deßolf, directors. Standing, left to right, are Roger Coldren, president-elect; Maule; Dean Hartle, treasurer; Jordan; and Tom List, secretary. Other new officers unable to be present for the picture were Tom Hos- I fert, vice president; and Jeff Smith, director. Ron Busch, director of Christian Assembly of Winona Lake, presented the program for the evening. He pointed out the Christian Assembly originated in 1895. His slides brought out many interesting features of Winona Lake, such as Homer Rodehaver and Billy Sunday homes, City of Warsaw Steamer, trolley line and hotels. Today, Grace College and Seminary and headquarters of the Free Methodist Church are located at Winona Lake.

Mwwiooa ■■ KHMiBMGfH t J S JH Mil > I iiilH WI I ■■l / • ■■ l ! j\ ■fr ‘ i VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT DRIVE — The Kosciusko Community YMCA is sponsoring a volunteer recruitment drive now thru October 12. The goal of the campaign is to obtain a total of 100 volunteers by the end of this year. With the rapid growth of the YMCA and the increase of programs available to the community, the assistance provided by volunteers will be vital. A volunteer is one who freely donates his/her time to the YMCA in any capacity. The time donated will be logged and hours worked will apply toward awards presented at an annual recognition event. Senior citizens are needed to help form a Seniors' Center for fun, fitness, and health enhancement and teens will be given the opportunity to develop leadership skills, as well as provide community service. Volunteers of all ages are needed to serve in all areas of the YMCA. Children’s programs, swim classes, child care, general supervision of the facility, desk receptionist and office work, data entry and computer work, building tours, building maintenance, and craft work are just a few of the program areas and jobs that can make valuable use of volunteer time. The mission of the YMCA, a non-for-profit United Way organization, is to provide opportunities for ail individuals and families to achieve wholeness of spirit, mind, and body within a Christian atmosphere and to teach, by example, the importance of personal concern for human needs. To become a part of the volunteer program, contact Jackie McCarthy, Kosciusko Community YMCA Volunteer Coordinator, at 1401 East Smith Street, Warsaw, 269-YMCA (9622). Shown, left to right, are volunteers April Martin, Philip Parker, Shirley and Donn Boswell. (Photo by Mike Ske vington)

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