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Pharos-Tribune, Logansport, Indiana, Wednesday, September 10, 1986 Page? Peopfe Logansport LA LECHE LEAGUE La Leche League of Logansport will meet at 7 p.m. today in the County Public Library to discuss the art of breast-feeding and overcoming difficulties. Pregnant women interested in breast-feeding and nursing mothers with their babies are welcome. For more information, call Cindy Tuttle, 626-2145, or Linda Terrel, 735-0480. BPW Indiana Business and Professional Women, Logansport Chapter, will meet at 7:30 p.m.

today in the Multi-Service Center, 356 W. Broadway. The executive committee will present the program with District Director Betty Craig, Peru, as guest speaker. JEFFERSON 2 EH'ERS Jefferson Township EH Club 2 will meet at 1 p.m. Thursday in Center Presbyterian Church.

There will be a flower show. Hostesses will be Ruth Depoy, Cecile Nicoll, Esther Graham and Huldah Gray. CLAY EH'ERS Clay Township EH Club will meet at 1 p.m. Thursday in the home of Ruth Snoke. Rochester SQUARE DANCE The Rochester Swinging Dudes Square Dance Club will sponsor a dance at 8p.m.

Saturday in the Civic Center, W. Seventh Street. Joy Teagle will be square dance caller and Larry Ault, round dance caller. Royal Center JEFFERSON 2 EH'ERS Royal Center members of Jefferson Township EH Club 2 should call Olive Hipes for transportation to Thursday's meeting. Deer Creek 4-H SUPPER Washington and Carrollton townships (Carroll County) 4-H Achievement Supper will be at 6:30 p.m.

today in Faith Lutheran Church, SOON and Ind. 29. Each family should bring a salad or dessert and table service. Sandwiches and beverage will be furnished. Camden MISSIONARY SOCIETY Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church will meet at 1:30 p.m.

Thursday. Club News 40 Et 8 Groups Set Upcoming Events Voitures 729 and Cabanes of the 40 et 8 met in the Rochester Legion Post. The Cabanes will assist Voiture 729 in hosting a dinner for the Cass County Veterans Council Association at 7 p.m. Sept. 18 in the Walton Legion Post 418.

Cabanes interested in helping should caJl chairman Lucille Turner at 626-2465, or co-chairman Wilma Bruner at 626-2685. Membership dues are payable to Joan Plank. The next meetings will be at 8 p.m. Oct. 1 in the Walton Legion.

Girls State Youth Addresses Auxiliary Sara Keiser, Hoosier Girls State delegate from Pioneer High School, was the guest speaker at a meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 60 in the post home. Department convention reports were given by Marilyn Price, Virginia Maloy, Irene Smith, Ruth Quinn, Margaret Henry and Fran Cart. Plans were made for upcoming activities, including the Legion birthday supper March 21: and the auxiliary district meeting in April, which will be hosted by the local auxiliary, with department officers as guests. Reports were given by Una Rozzi, Americanism and education; Lenore Hipsher. cards and flowers; Price, Indiana Veterans Home; Henry, junior activities, and Cart, membership.

The meeting was hosted by Rozzi. The next meeting. Oct. 2. will include initiation of new members.

All members are urged to attend. Drug Abuse Awareness Day Sponsored By PWP Saturday Loganland Chapter 1035. Parents Without Partners, will sponsor an Abuse Awareness Day at the Logansport Mall Saturday from 10 a.m. toap.m. There will be representatives from the S.A.D.D.

chapters of Lewis Cass, Caston, Pioneer and Logansport schools, the Lafayette M.A.D.D. chapter, Alcoholics Anonymous, the Koala Center, Four County Counseling Center, the Juvenile Division of the Logansport Police Department and members of the Indiana State Pol ice. SUPER 25 Off Everything Storewide SAT. ONLY! Sportswear, Jaques Moret leotards tights, jog suits, lingerie, all Ploytex items, T-shirts, winter sleepwear, YOU EVEN SAVE ON THE NEW WINTER MERCHANDISE! Eastgate Plaza Logansport dollar Savings 753-2808 9 to 5 LHS Class Of 1966 The Logansport High School Class of 1966 celebrated its 20-year reunion at the Knights of Columbus. Pictured are members who attended.

They are, left to right: front row, Jim Cripe, Tom Henry, Harry Rodkey, Greg Summers, Barb Sefcheck Summers, Linda Roach Bonhomme, Beth Perrone Martin, Jerry Jo Herd Hudson, Chris Todd Cook, Judi Cain Wise, Tom LaDow, Melissa Morris Closson, Linda Porter Stroup, Nancy Lottman Moore, Elaine Wilson Good and Dierdre Burgman: second row, Lonnie Brewer, Janis Ayres Brewer, Don Barb Brant Sue Moore Rombold, Kandi Walters Miller, Margaret Hardt Tribbett, Cheryl Stark Powell, Suzie Jones Keeler, Elizabeth Campbell Thomas and Linda Graybeal Moore; third row, Tom Kough, Peggy Neal Morter, Linda Osborn Collins, Elma Antonelli Venezia, Jane Quakenbush Bartusch, Billie Jo Brown Golden, Marsha Mason Hamm, Sharon Schroder Patton, Mary Closson Buchanan, Tom Kissinger, Linda Pursch Miller, Carole Ide Erlandson, Betty Carr Crocket, Jan Jones Cartmell, Sharon Perry Curbox, Kathleen Townsley, Donna Thomas, Sandy Simmons Tunis, Linda Fissel Price, Kathy Dunderman Detrick, Linda Sargent Alder, Babe Alder, Marsha Montgomery Sander, Mary Lou Mee Nowak, Linda Donnelly, Marykay Mallette Hassett, Lynn Fettig Ooley, Colleen Malady, Patricia Drompp Foerg and John Best; fourth row, Rick Stoops, Tom Zellers, Bob Redd, Mike Hunter, Beth Burkett Hensel, Pat Donnelly, Lucinda Collins Wright, Jim Arvin, Linda Logan Barr, Jim Flory, Cathy Hatcher Smith, Joanne Poduch Cripe, Nancy Gaby, Barb Beety McDonald, Bill Michael, Dave Obenchain, Don Fiscel, Mike Cotner, Gene Painton, Chuck Wissinger, Patricia Cotner, John Steckel, Ed Miller, Nancy Morris Beachler, Kent Rice, John Beachler, Joel Nathan, Dave Clayton, Steve Spongier, Ron Gilsinger, Roy Sowers, Bill Johnson, Jeff Hirschauer and Mike Simpson; fifth row, Randy Bennett, Jim Rice, Steve Coon, Andy Hassett, Mike Ricciardi, Mike Savine, Vicky Grusenmyer Hopkins, Gary Miles, Betty Donnelly Foster, Ron Corcoran, Bill Weimer, Tom Myers, Kerry Bookwalter, Lorry Mullins, Tim Medland and Tom Perrone. Also attending were Chuck Corcoran, Barb Fawcetf Gossett, Ron Holcomb, Jim McDonald, Gary Pherson and Bob Reutebuch. Family Reunions Cohee Descendants Gather At Young America The Cohee family reunion was held at the Lions Den, Young America. Those attending from Logansport were Helen Isaacs, Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Snyder, Jean Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cohee, Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Lantz and David Lantz. Those attending from Galveston were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hyman, Mr.

and Mrs. James Cohee, Janet Cohee, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stafford, Nellie Power, Rick Hyman and Mr. and Mrs.

Pat Wallace. Attending from Young America were Dena Vaughn Cohee, Mr. and Mrs. John Cohee and Mr. and Mrs.

Dick Cohee. Attending from Camden were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lantz, Cathy Lantz, Diana Walker, Darrell Walker, Peggy Bishop, Twila Bishop, Andrea Bishop, Mr. and Mrs.

Junior Beamer, Pam Gibson, Stephanie Gibson and Joey Gibson. Also attending were Tammie Isaacs, Kokomo; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clem, Missouri; Margaret Draper, Burlington; Mr. and Mrs.

Mark Musall and Krista Musall, all of Lucerne; Mary Alice Binkley, Lafayette; and Mr. and Mrs. Jan Cohee, Angie Cohee and Brian Cohee, all of Bringhurst. Dodrill Reunion Held At Fairview Park Approximately 50 people attended a reunion of descendants of Lavoyda and Anna Dodrill at Fairview Park. Those attending from Logansport included Francis and Nina Price; Terry and Missy Price and family; Steve and Vickie Atkinson and family; Cecil and Doris Dodrill; Gene and Ann Wallace and Mike; Sylvia Ladow; and Frances Wallace.

Also attending were Bill and Sylvia Macy, and Ed and Vickie Macy and family, all of Westfield; Jane Dodrill, Fort Wayne; John and Virginia Dodrill, and Johnny and Tina Dodrill, all of Knightstown; Kate and Billy Holmes, and Montie Dodrill, all of Burton, and Bob and Maureen Holmes and Mark, Teresa Kelso, and Larry, Kristie and Carrie Loveland, all of Flint, Mich. SALE UE GIGANTIC" SELECTION LAYAWAY NOW AVAILABLE TODAY'S BEST SELLERS AT YESTERDAYS LOW PRICES LOGANSPORT MALL 753-9521 LAYAWAY NOW AVAILABLE.