Lagrange Red Cross Elects Officers LAGRANGE. Ernest Talmage, Rt. 3, Lagrange, was re-elected chairman of the board of directors of the Lagrange County Chapter of the American Red Cross Monday evening at the annual meeting of the organization. Ned -Stump, Rt. 3, Lagrange, was re-elected vice Mrs.
Claude Surfus of Lagrange was re-elected secretary. Mrs. Roy Kauffman, Rt 2, Wolcottville, was elected treasurer. James Schiller of Lagrange was chairman of the nominating committee. Mrs.
Kenneth Atwater, Rt. 4, Lagrange, and Mrs. Charles Sautter, Rt. 3, Howe, were the other members. Directors elected for threeyear terms are: Mrs.
Kenneth Peterman and James Bolin both of Lagrange, members at large; Mrs. Gordon Hall and Mrs. Dugan Skinner, both of Wolcottville; Paul Mishler, Shipshewana; Ruth M. Waddell and Mrs. Henry S.
Bir, Lagrange; Mrs. Kenneth Myers, Springfield Twp. Classes Slated Reports of the service chairmen were given. Ralph Saddler of Lagrange, qualified Red Cross first aid instructor, will start advanced first aid classes in July. Mrs.
Saddler, chairman of the disaster committee of the local Red Cross chapter, reported that he has a working program pertaining to disaster and expects to call a meeting of his committee soon. Miss Cathy Seymoure, Lagrange County extension agent for youth and Junior Red Cross chairman, reported that a 4-H club in South Milford is being planned, to start June 24, and continue through Aug. 5. Each member will be given a first aid kit and first aid instructions. Mrs.
McKinley Woodworth Lagrange, chairman of volunteer services, reported that several volunteers are working at Miller's Merry Manor nursing home, and more are needed to assist in the other two nursing homes in Lagrange. Mrs. Robert Firestone, Rt. 3, Lagrange, blood program chairman, announced the next blood collection will be held July 13 in Topeka. The quota is 122 pints for each of the five collections in a year.
Thomas Turner of Topeka will contact the factories there asking for blood donors. James Krueger, Red Cross field representative, showed movies on artificial respiration. Board Ends School At St. Stanislaus By PAUL LAMIRAND Tribune Staff Writer WARSAW Diocesan school officials made it official here Monday: St. Stanislaus Catholic School in South Bend will not reopen this fall.
With two members abstaining, the Board of Education of the Fort Wayne -South Bend Diocese voted to concur with a May 18 decision by the South Bend Area Board of Catholic Education to shut down the school. A letter from Rev. Casimir Grabarz, pastor, relating declining enrollments, lack of adequate income and physical facilities now in disrepair led to the area board's decision, according to Rev. James Seculoff, dioscesan school superintendent. No sizable subsidy was made available to St.
Stanislaus in the past term by other South Bend district parishes, said Rev. Donald Guertin, diocesan board president. Said Eather Seculoff: "It would be hard for us to tell them to keep the school open unless we can tell them how to pay for it." Students Reassigned It has already been determined which neighboring Catholic or public schools the former St. Stanislaus children will attend beginning in September, he said. Classes at St.
Stanislaus, which served primarily the city's Polish community, began in 1900. The existing building at 422 N. Johnson St. was constructed in 1906, and the Sisters, home was built 10 years later. Valoo Gives Firs OK To CATV VALPARAISO An bling ordinance was approved Tuesday by the Valparaiso City Council to grant a franchise for community antenna television (CATV) system.
The measure will be considered again on June 28. A second ordinance, yet to be formalized, will include the name of the party who will be awarded the franchise by the City Council. The first ordinance provides that the franchise holder pay the city an amount equal to 2 per cent of the yearly gross of operating revenue received on sales of television signals, and receipts from installation charges during the year, amounting to an estimated $500 annually. $25 Installation Fee Charges to persons subscribing to CATV are $25 for the initial tap-in and connection fee, a monthly rate of $5 for one television set and $1 for each additional outlet in the same building. The ordinance also sets out that the mayor will appoint a special program planning committee of five persons, which will promote and advise in the production of programs of local origin.
It would, however, not have censoring authority. Three groups are reportedly interested in the CATV franchise: TelePrompTer Radio Station WAKE owner Leonard Ellis, and Valparaiso real estate developer Richard Daines, a Porter County councilman. Valpo Bug Fogging Stopped VALPARAISO There will be no insect control fogging on Valporaiso's streets during the summer for the first time in 15 years, Mayor Bryce Billings announced Tuesday. Billings said the city has decided to discontinue the fogging operation until a Purdue University entomology expert conducts a survey here to determine the best mosquito abatement program. He said most of the city's citizens, about 4 to 1 judging from letters coming to his office after announcing the study two weeks ago, are against continuation of the fogging program.
Opponents, he said, cited such reasons as discomfort to people with respiratory problems, damage to the songbird population, and traffic hazards resulting from children running or riding bicycles behind the fogger. Billings observed that the program actually cost close to five cents of the tax rate. He added that while the fo fogging machine will not be operating on city streets, it will be used when necessary in the park areas. Pleads Guilty To Charge Myron T. Jones, 17, of 1018 Fuerbringer has pleaded guilty in Superior Court to a charge of entering to commit a felony in connection with a March 8 break-in at the Hansel Center, 1045 W.
Washington Ave. Judge, E. Spencer Walton ordered a pre-sentence investigation for Jones, whose case had earlier been transferred to Superior Court from Juvenile Court. Jones free on bond. Prichard Installed In Church Post NAPPANEE Rev.
Darrell Prichard, pastor of the Mt. Tabor Church of God, was installed as the new president of the Churches of God in North America at their triennial. meeting in Findlay, Ohio, the week of June 7-11, 1971. Prichard presided over REV. PRICHARD REV.
PRICHARD the business sessions for the five-day meeting and through the election of new officers for the next three years. He will serve in the capacity of president for the next three years. There were approximately 200 delegate and guests including some from East Pakistan and Haiti as well as throughout the United States. Prichard will serve as president of the Executive Committee and Administrative Council of the Churches of God. The Churches of God in North America have more than 350 churches across the United States and in India, East Pakistan and Haiti.
Prichard also was elected to a four-year term to a newly established board of pensions which will put into operation a pension program for the min-isters. Also he is serving as.a member of the board of trustees for Winebrenner Theological Seminary in Findlay, Ohio. Prichard is serving in his sixth year as pastor of the Mt. Tabor Church of God, six miles south of Nappanee. He lives in Nappanee, where is active in community affairs.
He will continue to serve as pastor of Mt. Tabor Church. MISS MILLER HONORED Yvonne Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E.
Miller, New Carlisle, is on the dean's list for the second semester at the Bible College of the Cincinnati Bible Seminary. Six Request Hearing After Drug Raid ST. JOSEPH All six persons arrested in a narcotics raid in Benton Twp. early Tuesday morning requested preliminary hearings before District Judge Paul Pollard Tuesday and posted bonds ranging from $5,000 to $100. Bond for William Tittle n23, of 953 North Shore Bentoh Harbor, where the raid took place, was set at $5,000 on three counts of violation of the drug laws.
Tittle is charged with sale, possession, and control of narcotics. Jeffery Price, 21, whose address was listed as 265 E. Lo: gan Coloma is charged with two violations, sale and possession of narcotics. Bond was set at $3,500. Both Tittle and Price are Vietnam veterans.
Indiana-Michigan OBITUARIES INDIANA Herman O. Ponko LIGONIER Herman Otto Ponko, 89, of Rt. 2, Ligonier, died at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Whitley County Memorial Hospital, Columbia City. He was born in Goshen Dec.
31, 1881, and lived in Ligonier the past 20 years. 1 His first wife, the former Ida Flick, died in 1946. His second wife, Gertrude Earhart, died in 1968. He formerly was employed at the Goshen Foundry and was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church in Goshen. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.
Russell Baker, of Yumailla, and Mrs. Edward Rensner, of Chicago; a sister, Mrs. Louise Bitner, of Goshen; six grandchildren and 2 21 great grandchildren. Services LOCAL. OBITUARIES Mrs.
Anna T. Gornall Mrs. Anna T. Gornall, 52, of 41. Park Elsmere, died Sunday evening in Brown County Memorial Hospital, Georgetown, Ohio after becoming ill in the home of a friend in Ohio.
A native of South Bend, she was employed as a general office worker by Littlefords Bros. in Cincinnati, Ohio. Her husband, Edward, passed away in February of this year. Survivors include three brothers, Anton Tompos, Niles, Michael Tompos, Bittendorf, Iowa, and Albert Tompos, South Bend; and four sisters, Miss Julia Tompos, Peoria, Mrs. William A.
Ross, South Bend, Mrs. Edward McGregor, New York City, and Mrs. Darwin Wheat, Albuquerque, N.M. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Linnemann Funeral Home, Erlanger, Ky.
Burial will be in Forest Lawn Memo. rial Park in Erlanger. Eldon Kane Eldon Kane, 69, of 68581 Sy- camore North Liberty, died Tuesday in the Pine Lake Division Hospital, LaPorte. He was a retired carpenter. Born Aug.
30, 1901, in Liberty he had lived in North Liberty his lifetime. On Jan. 30, 1924, in North Liberty he married Edna Mae Kellogg, who survives. Also surviving are two sons, Glen of Lakeville and Donald of North Liberty; a daughter, Mrs. Alice Zahn of North Liberty; 10 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; a brother, Allen of North Liberty, and a sister, Mrs.
Lola Moon of Lakeville. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today in the A. M. Manuel Funeral Home, North Liberty; services will be held at 2 p.m.
Thursday, with Rev. William Thomas, former pasor of the First Brethren Church, of which Mr. Kane was a member, officiating. Burial will be in Westlawn Cemetery, North Liberty. Mrs.
Mazie lone Myers Mrs. Mazie lone Myers, 76, of 525 N. Scott died Tuesday in the Ridgedale Nursing Home after a sixweek illness. Born in Wabash County, on Feb. 11, 1895, she was married to Ellis Myers, who preceded her in death.
Surviving are a brother, Clarence Crumrine of Rockford, Ill. and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today in the Funeral Home, South Bend chapel. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m.
Thursday, Rev. E. Myrl Weyant, pastor of the City Church of the Brethren, of which she was a member, officiating. Burial will be in Mississinewa Cemetery, Wabash, Ind. VINCENNES NAMES 3 Three students from South Bend were among 232 to be named to the Vincennes University Dean's List for the spring semester.
The three are James B. Kuminecz, Mi-. chael P. Murphy and James R. Arendt.
LOVE Heating and Cooling Jack Bennett HOME HEATING CO. 2202 L.W.W. Wish. 259-2451 will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday in the Trinity Lutheran Church, with Rev.
T. P. Kalkwarf officiating. Burial will be in Oakridge Cemetery, Friends may call in the Ulrey Funeral Home in Ligonier after 2 p.m. today.
Raymond B. Swartzell KOUTS Raymond B. Swartzell, 78, of Pinellas Park, formerly of South Bend, died Monday, after one week's illness. He was born in Rensselaer, Ind. on April 8, 1893 and had lived in Florida for the past 12 years, moving from South Bend where he lived for many years.
He was a retired employee of Studebaker Company. Surviving are one brother, Lew of LaCrosse; two sisters, Mrs. Rose Thompson of Burnettsville, and Mrs. Eunice Dalton, of California. Funeral services will be 2 p.m.
Thursday in the Kosanke Bros. Funeral Home in Kouts, with Rev. James Robinson, officiating. Burial will be in the Oak Row Cemetery at LaCrosse. Friends may call after 7 p.m.
today at the Kosanke Bros. Funeral Home. James H. King ELKHART Services for James H. King, 56, Lieutenant, U.
S. Navy, Ret.z of Fort Ogdenz who died Sunday, will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday in the Stemm Funera 1 Home. Rev. Carf RicDardson, pastor of St.
John's Episcopa Church, wijl officiate. Burial will be in xrairie St. Cemetery. Friends may carl in the funeral home after 7 p.m. today.
Fred L. Benner ELKHART Services for Fred L. Benner, 70, of Logansport, who died Monday, were to be at 2 p.m. today in the Burrows, Ind. Presbyterian Church.
Burial was to be in Keets Creek Cemetery. Benner was born Sept. 10, 1900 in Carroll County, Ind. He married Vera Rhodes, Feb. 19, 1966 in Elkhart.
Surviving are the widow, two sons and two daughters, a stepson, Charles Rhoads of Fort Wayne, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Richard Peterson of Elkhart; 10 grandchildren and two step-grandchildren. Mrs. Vernor Terrell ELKHART Mrs. Ollie Gill Terrell, 66, of 347 St.
Joseph died at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in Elkhart General Hospital. She was born Jan. 1, 1905 in Obian, Tenn. She was married to Leonard Gill and then to Vernor Terrell in 1964.
Surviving are the husband; a son, Charles Gill of Elkhart; two daughters, Mrs. John Applewhite of Elkhart and Mrs. Mose Daniels of Flint; seven grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Friday in the Hartzlerr-Gutermuth Funeral Home.
Services will be held at 1 p.m., Saturday, in the St. James Methodist Church. Rev. Pierce Atkins will officiate. Burial will be in Rice Cemetery.
She was a member of the Church of God in Christ. Marvin A. Bell ELKHART Marvin A. Belv 76, of 1323 S. Sixth died at Tuesday in Elkhart Generan Hospital.
He was born April 14, 1895 in Elkton; Ky. He married Lillian Price, Aug. 30, 1919 in Chicago. She died in 1961. Surviving are a son, Cecil of Gary and a granddaughter.
Friends may call after 7 p.m. Friday i in the Hartzler-Gutermuth Funeral Home. Services wilnbe held at 15 a.m. Saturday in St. James Metl odist Church.
Rev. Tomas Cooper will officiate. Burial will be in Rice Cemetery. Mrs. Austin Z.
Swihart GOSHEN Mrs. Lena Mae Swihart, 58, of 1803 Kansas was found dead about 5:30 p.m, Tuesday in her home by her husband. Her death had apparent fy 0c- curred abouJ 4 p.m. Born Oakland, May 17, 1913, she had lived in Goshen since 1935. Her marriage to Austin Z.
Swihart took place in South Bend July 2, 1932. She was emxloyeB for 17 years at Penn EAT at home tonight BUT order it from the ROSSINI CARRY-OUT Delicious PIZZA-SPAGHETTI 255-3171 1630 L.W.E. Mishawaka ACROSS FROM BEIGER SCHOOL AT THE COVEY- -DOWNTOWN MISHAWAKA -OUR THURSDAY SPECIALITALIAN SPAGHETTI DINNER Roll Includes and Butter Salad, $1.39 Childs Portion $1.00 11 A.M. 'TIL 7 P.M."The COVEY" 101 Lincoln Way West MISHAWAKA Cor. Main and Lincoln Way Controls retiring five years ago.
She was a member of the City Church of the Brethren, the Order of Eastern Star and the White Shrine of Elkhart. She was a past matron of tte Goshen Order of Eastern Star. Surviving are her: husband; a son, Keith of Goshen; two daughters, Mrs. Darrell Stee of Yorktown, InB, and Miss Rebecca Swihart of Hono blu, Hawaii; eight grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. I.
E. KryBer of South Bend, and one brother. Friends may ca 1 from 7 to 9 p.m. today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday in YoderCulp Funeral Home where services will be at 1:30 p.m.
Friday. Rev. Nevin H. Zuck will officiate. Burial will be in Violet Cemetery.
Harmon Van Antwerp ELKHART Harmon Van Antwerp, 74, of 423 W. Marion died Tuesday night in the Fountain View Nursing Home. He was, born Dec. 9, 1897 in Cassopo fs. He retired in 196 from the Sundin Insurance Agency here.
He married Doris R. Briggs, May 22, 1938 in Crawfordsville. Surviving are the widow; a daughter nMrs. John Applegate of Michigan Cizy and four grandchildren. Friends may call after 2 p.m.
Thursday in the Walley. Zimmerman Funeral Home where services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday. Dr. Carlton Garrison, pastor of the Central Christian Church, will officiate.
Burial wilfbe in Rice Cemetery. Van Antwerp was a member of the Centran Christian Church, Kane Masonie Lodge, khart Starlight Chapterz order of Eastern Star and Scottish Rite of South Bend. MICHIGAN Howard W. Hagerman THREE RIVERS Howard William Hagerman, 50, of Rt. 1, died Tuesday evening in his home.
Born Feb. 18, 1921, in Bridgeport, he served in the European theater during World War II with the Army and was a former member of Three Rivers' V.F.W. For the past 30 years he was employed at the Armstrong Machine Co. as a casting inspector. On March 2, 1941, in Three Rivers, he married Millie M.
King, who survives. Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Phillip Morris; his mother, Mrs. Howard Hagerman, both of Three Rivers; four sisters, Mrs. Herbert King of Constantine, Mrs.
Robert Hagens of Kalamazoo, Mrs. Walter Bye of Three Rivers, and Miss Dorothy Hagerman, a missionary in Colombia, South America; two brothers, Lowell of Riverside, Calif. Robert G. of Three Rivers, and two. grandsons.
Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday in the Halverson Chapel, with 1 Rev. Harold Brouwer, pastor of the Three Rivers Bible Church, officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Kirsten Anne Frost NILES Commital services for Kirsten Anne Frost, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fredrick Frost of 1314 Anderson who died soon after birth at South Bend Memorial Hospital, were held today at Silverbrook Cemetery, with Rev. Kenneth Carey, pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church, officiating. Surviving besides the parents are grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Frost of Niles, and Mr. and The South Bend Tribune, Wednesday, Mrs. Robert Mooday of Wichita Falls, and greatgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost and Mrs.
Ruth Hayes, all of Niles, Mrs. Bessie Mooday of Greenup, and Mrs. Ethel Greeson of International Falls, Minn. Arrangements were in charge of the Pifer Funeral Home. Everett B.
Mourning CASSOPOLIS Everett B. Mourning, 81, formerly of Cassopolis, died in his home in Greenville after an extended illness. He was born on Sept. 19, 1889, in Mansfield, Ohio. He was a former employee of the Cass County Lumber leaving the area 12 years ago.
He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Gladys Seaton, Greenville and Miss Goldie Mourning of Ann Arbor; two brothers, Harry of Cassopolis and Dr. Floyd of New York City. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Connelly Funeral Home, with Rev.
Samuel Watson, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery. Friends may call in the funeral home. David E. Foertsch ST.
JOSEPH Services for David E. Foertsch, 19, of 1905 Brown School who died at 1:55 p.m. Monday at Street Division Hospital in LaPorte, Ind. as a result of an auto accident on Indiana 39, will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday in Dey Bros.
Funeral Home with Dr. George W. Fisk officiating. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
He was born April 6, 1952 in South Bend, and lived in St. Joseph since, his family moved here from South Bend in 1961. He was 1970 graduate of St. Joseph High School. Survivors include his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Foertsch; his paternal granBmother, Mrs. Alta Fortsch of Lamar, a sister, Margy, at home, and several aunts and uncles. He was a member of Mu Alpt a Theta, honorary mathematics fraternity; the Purdue University freshman honor society; the Purdue University All American Band; and the Purdue Symphony Band. The Day's Record Births LONG Mr.
and Mrs. George E. Long, 1018 S. Carol son, June 15, St. Joseph's Hospital.
SMITH Mr. and Mrs. William D. Smith, 53150 Beech Osceola, daughter, June 15, St. Joseph's.
DALE Mr. and Mrs. Terry Dale, 17602 Hepter son, June 15, Memorial Hospital. WILLIAMS Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde E. Williams. 328 W. Angela son, June 15, Memorial. WHITE Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome White, North Liberty, daughter, June 15, Memorial. WHITE Mr. and Mrs. Eugene White, Muncie, son, June 15, Memorial.
WILLIAMS Mr. and Mrs. James Williams. Niles, son, June 15, Memorial. HASSE Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Haase, 60104 Miami son, June 14, St. Joseph's Hospital. DONAHUE Mr. and Mrs.
Carlos Donahue, Millcreek, daughter, June 14, Osteopathic Hospital. 'EPLING Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Epling, 739 N. Huey daughter, June 14; Memorial Hospital.
HAIRSTON Mr. and Mrs. Hairston, 531 S. Eddy daughter, June Memorial. BREEN Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Breen, 16150 Branchwood Granger, daugher, June 14, Memorial. HOFFMAN Mr. and Mrs. G.
Wright Hoffman, 60975 Crown daughter, June 14, Memorial. LEICHTMAN- Leichtman, Mr: and Mrs. Edward 1912 N. Olive daughter, June 14, Memorial. WHITEMAN Lt.
and Mrs. Robert Whiteman, Laredo, Texas, daughter, June 13. Li. Whiteman is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Whiteman, 123 S. Tuxedo Dr. Superior Court Speeding: Steve W. Vavul, 18, of 3810 Brentwood $48.25. Ronald B.
Szulczyk, 30, of' 729 S. Camden $48.25. Miss Victoria A. Horwath, 21, of 56620 Shanower Mishawaka, $43.25. Robert R.
Kell, 50, of Buchanan, $43.25. No Driyer's License: James T. Meadows, 24, of Chicago, $48.25, also, impro- June 16, 1971- 53 per of left 1352 turn. W. Fisher $48.25, also.
$17.25. Stanley J. Woltas. expired vehicle inspection. $3.25.
Mrs. JonIce L. Monroe, 29, of 16636 Berry Disregarding Traffic Light: Mishawaka, $43.25. Robert $39.25. E.
Luther, 23, of Reckless 510 Driving: Lewis S. Byers, 29, S. St. Joseph of Anti-Noise: Johnstown, (tires) Frederick L. Culp, Ohio, $88.25.
17, of 906 Wilson $43.25. Hubert E. 'Mitchell, Expired 69, of Driver's 242 S. Chapin $48.25. License: Public Intoxication: Willie $41.
H. Hillman. 45, of 415 E. Keasev of 19074 SPEEDING: Dresden Michael $43.25, Prentis L. K.
Jacobs, Lewis, 30, of 424 St. Vincent. 3016 Rue $48.25. MontMario J. Picconi, 28, of IMPROPER START: Donald R.
Braesque. $48.25. zier, 16. of 115 E. Broadway, fine suspended.
NO OPERATOR'S LICENSE: Lonnie C. Young. 32, of 1321 Liston $43.25. Nick $12.25. Eddie Marshall, L.
Evans, 48, of 3718 W. 52, of 818 S. Illinois Washington also, driving on relected sticker, $14.50. PUBLIC INTOXICATION: Michael J. Bud, 35, FAILURE of TO Shawano, YIELD: John R.
Schall, 18, of 1003 E. Washington $43.25. UNATTENDED MOTOR 53140 VEHICLE: Randall J. Dyer, 17, of Seminole Ln. $7.25.
DRIVING ON A BEGINNER'S 319 PERMIT: Roosevelt Brooks, 32, of Walnut $17.25. E. Brown. 27, of .917 Charlotte DRIVING LEFT OF CENTER: Duane Mishawaka, $43.25. DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT (BRAKES): Walter A.
Crawford, 18, of 56692 Greeniawn $43.25. Justice Court Centre Twp. NO VEHICLE INSPECTION: Warren M. Nemeth, of 22000. Ireland also, no registration plate, $46.50.
Paul Voorde of 131 Chapin $23.25. Joann K. Dobosz off 19563 Southland $23.25. Peter R. Linthall, of E.
Irvington $23.25. Morris E. Shaw of 1821 Winston $23.25. EXPIRED LICENSE PLATE: June S. Markie of 3740 Fellows $23.25.
PARKING ON ROADWAY: Robert McKinney of 238 E. Elder $32.25. LEAKY LOAD: Bruce Gerwig of 20122 W. Jewell $23.25. NO DRIVER'S LICENSE: Walter W.
Norris, of 1635 Florence St. $23.25. Linda Stoneburner of 20961 Madison $23.25. FALSE REGISTRATION: Charles Dovis of 1315 S. Main $47.25.
Phillip DISOBEYING A STOP SIGN: Kahn, $23.25. NO HEAD GEAR: James E. Miller of 53953 Quince $23.25. FOLLOWING TOO CLOSE: John R. Roe of Wilimette, 111., $23.25.
RECKLESS DRIVING: Gary Nimtz of 19558 Detroit $23.25. OVERWEIGHT VEHICLE: Charles Davis of 1315 S. Main $243.25. IMPROPER REGISTRATION: MIchael Young of 3405 Newberg Mishawake, $47.25. NO WIDTH, LENGTH PERMIT: WILmot Fishdale of 23655 Roosevelt $47.25.
SPEEDING: Craig A. Blue of 10185 21st eSt. $23.25. Harold Hushbergen of 1125 E. Fox $27.25.
James 0. Pechauer of 3919 S. York $42.25. Kenneth P. Brown of 4108 Woodvale $23.25.
Larry C. Johnson of 4122 Coral $25.25. Gerhardt Leed of Lapoz, $27.25. James E. Hughes Plymouth, $37.25.
Dale Frensey of 5009 Selkirk $23.25. Dennis Mevis of Plymouth, $27.25. Arthur E. Anderson of 16094 Ireland Rd. Mishawaka, $23.25.
Jacqueline Colvin of 17871 Ponader $23.25. Dr. Jack M. Wright of 1629 Inwood $31.25. Forrest Fervidaof Nappanee, $46.50.
George A. Acsoe of Wakarusa, $23.25. Larry Ragsdale of 1165 Alpine $23.25. Union Township Speeding Dennis M. Fisher, 22.
Shirley, $23.25. Violation of Muffler law Ronald D. Albert, 19, North Liberty, $23.25. No operators license David J. Schroeder, 31.
Plymouth, $23.25. Improper parking on Highway, Miami Rd. Harold R. Boone. 51.
Mishawaka, $27.25. Fires Telephone alarm, 4:04 p.m., June 14, report of fire at 411 E. Ohio found to be trash fire, loss, Companies 1, 5, Aerial Units 102, 108. Telephone alarm, 5:22 p.m., June 14, trash fire in 800 block S. Grant no loss, company 1.
False telephone alarm, 10:59 p.m., June 14, false report of house fire at Carroll and Wenger Companies 1, 5. Aerial 5, Units 102, 108. More space at the school was added in 1923. The school had a peak enrollment of up to 600 pupils in the mid 1920s, but that had decreased to 127 in September of last year. Guertin Re-elected In other business Monday, re Father Guertin, pastor of South Bend's St.
Joseph Church, was re-elected board president. In secret balloting, Father Guertin received eight votes to the four for Rev. Daniel Leeuw of New Haven, the only other candidate. Thomas Black of South Bend and Paul Stiegmeyer of Fort Wayne booth withdrew their names from the contest. Stiegmeyer, the only nominee for vice-president, was accepted by acclamation.
Rev. William G. Hodde of Fort Wayne was elected secretary. Except for finances, four of five sections of the second part of a Ball State University study on the diocesan school system is written or in the process of being written, Father Guertin reported. Report Nearly Finished He said it is possible the Ball State team could have a report ready by the next meeting, scheduled Monday, July 19.
After debating at length the need for restructuring the diocesan board, members accepted the proposal of the reorganization committee. It was by Black, chairman of the committee. the present time it would be ill advised to eliminate the diocesan board or the area boards of education," the committee recommended. Area boards, the committee contended, "are vital to the growth of Catholic education within the diocese." It added that the diocesan board as presently constituted should add strength to area boards. Study Suggested It further recommended the committee become the sponsoring unit for a study to re structure and redefine the roles of all Catholic boards of education, "and within the following year recommend a specific proposal to the diocesan Rev.
Edward Krason, Fort Wayne Dwenger High School principal, a board member, said he felt the presence of administrators on the board was no longer needed: Statistics Births LAGRANGE Mr. and Mrs. David Adams, Rt. 3, Lagrange, daughter, June 5: Mr. and Mrs.
Elva J. Petersheim, Rt. 2. Topeka, daughter, June Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Roth. Shipshewana, son. June Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ackerman.
RI. 3, Lagrange, daughter, June Mr. and Mrs. Stevan A. Herendeen, 1, Rome City.
son, June Mr. and Mrs. R. Craig Lewis, RI. 3, Lagrange, son, June Mr.
and Mrs. David Stutzman. R1. 2. Shipshewana, daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Plew, RI. 2, Lagrange, son. June 10; Mr. and Mrs.
Glen D. Bontrager, RI. 1, Shipshewana, daughter, June 12; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sprowt, Rt.
1, Sherwood, daughter, June 12; Mr. and Mrs. Olson Marbough, Rt. 2, Bristol, daughter, June 13; Mr. and Mrs.
James D. Mellinger, Lagrange, son, June 13, all in Lagrange County Hospital. PLYMOUTH Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rickman, Culver, son, June 15, in Parkview Hospital.
ELKHART Mr. and Mrs. David Conrad, Rt. 7, son, June 14; Mr. and Mrs.
Gayle Holderead, 1424 E. Midlake Rd. son, June 14; Mr. and Mrs. Odell Kiesow, 3614.
Cassopolis daughter, June 14; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lerner, Rt. 2, daughter, June 14: Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Sage. 3943 Jackson son, June 14, all in Elkhart General Hospital. GOSHEN Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Shoopman, 917 N. 7th son.
June 14; Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Swartzendruber, RI. Goshen, son, June 10; Mr. and Mrs.
"Jerry Smith, Rt. 4, Albion, daughter. June 14; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bender, New Paris; daughter, June 14, all in Goshen General Hospital: MICHIGAN CITY Mr.
and Mrs. Larry DeRolle, 219 Triangle daughter, June Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, 810 York daughter, June 14, both in St. Anthony's Hospital.
LAPORTE Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pohl. North Liberty, son, June 14, Street Division Hospital. U.S.D.A 9a.m.
MON. thru FM PRIME HUYS SUNDAYS SATURDAYS 1 9 p.m. to.6 MEATS 9. to 1 SUPERMARKET BETWEEN U.S. 20 U.S.
33 JUST SOUTH OF THE RIVER COUNTY LINE ROAD OSCEOLA EMGE WHOLE OR HALF SEMIBONELESS WE ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMPS U.S.D.A, PRIME U.S.D.A. Rolled Rib $149 Rump $139 Ring ECKRICH Bologna Roast ECKRICH Pepper Loaf or Bar-B-Q Loaf $119 MEADOW GOLD, ALL FLAVORS EXTRA LEAN Ice Cream Gal Ground Chuck LARGE, FRESH Head Lettuce 2 OPEN SUNDAYS 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. FARM CREST SWEET Wheat Bread .2 loaves MEADOW GOLD TROYER Not House hom*ogenized Tomatoes DELMONTE, YELLOW CLING 3r Milk Peaches WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES) Bond for James Murray, 22, of 953 North Shore Dr.
on charges of possession and control of narcotics was set at $1,500. Bond for Beverly Liskey, 21, of 933 Paw Paw also charged with possession and control of narcotics, was set at $1,500. Bond of $250 was set for Karl Krause, 18, whose address was listed as 149 N. Winans Benton Harbor, on charges of use of narcotics and being a disorderly person. A $100 bond was set for Samuel Cowell, 21, of 810 Lake Lane, who was charged with being a disorderly person.
All six persons were in the house when police raided it early Tuesday morning, according to the police report..
