The Kokomo Tribune from Kokomo, Indiana • Page 19

News Notes From Bunker Hill Air Base 5 By CAROLYN BANNON Sodality Meeting at Base Is Scheduled for Thursday BUNKER HILL AFB The monthly meeting of Our Lady Queen of Peace Sodality will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the chapel annex on the base. Mass will precede the business meeting. A white elephant sale will.be featured, with the proceeds going toward defraying cost of sending clothing to Appalachia. the business session there will be a vote taken on the membership amendment proposed at the last meeting of the organization.

All ladies of the parish are urged to attend. AEMS Wives Meet Children between two and 12 were the topic of a talk given at the last monthly coffee of the AEMS Wives. Capt. William Haitnett, base hospital pediatrician, was speaker for the program. Newcomers welcomed were Mesdames Drexel King, Glen Lober and Albert Aukatis.

Mrs. John Hawkins and Mrs. Gerald Roller received awards for the evening's activities. Hostesesses were Mesdames Dean Lewis, Paul Jackson and Richard Klaus. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, March 15; Mesdames Charles Smith, Matt May, Richard Gunkel, Claytus Bretz, Charles Adams and Alexander Hydak.

Mrs. Vincent Mack will be in charge of the next ooffee, which is scheduled for 10.a.m. March 12. Free nursery service is provided for mothers attending the Family Services meetings. 'Family Services Eugene Porter was in charge of the last coffee this group held.

Mrs. Donald Hatfield was honored as the mysterious volunteer for the month of January. Volunteer of the month was Mrs. John McNown. She received a silver charm bracelet with an engraved disc.

Mrs. Hatfield received the centerpiece as her gift. Receiving three month pins were Mesdames Earnest Belcher, Robert Reynolds, Anthony Varise, Mitchell Williford, Harry Winkleman, Frederick Koch, Donald Hatfield, John McNown, David Weir, Holly Bartlett and Glenn Barker. Thirty-seven woman attended the session, including seven prospective members. They were FREE! WATER TEST SIGNATURE 5-CYCLE AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENER 219 95 "Charge It" Phono CL 7-8311 MONTGOMERY WARD Protestant Women The Protestant 1 Women of the lliapel held their monthly meeting recently in the chapel annex.

The program was opened by roup hymn singing, and a devotional story by Mrs. Robert Melton. Chaplain Clarence G. Cole introduced a film entitled "Modern Later he lead a discussion on the problems of marriage in the service family. Panel members included Mesdames Marshall Bone, Paul Carlton, Elmer Robinson, Edmond Feeney, and Richard Waller.

Soloist for the program was Airman Robert Schwandt. Membership Chairman, Mrs. Robert Long, contacted many new residents at the base, arid extended personal invitations to these newcomers. She estimated 50 ladies attended this meeting. Mrs.

Robert Melton, welfare chairman, said birthday cards and gifts will continue to be given to residents in the local nursing homes and homes. Publicity a i a Mrs. Charles Baiiey, said seven posters will be put up each month in base buildings announcing the programs and dates in advance of the monthly meetings. The telephone chairman, Mrs. Stephen Stecanou, announced that over 60 members contacted each month! Serving on her committee are Mrs.

Robert Clark and Mrs. John Wright. Mrs. Roland Ost. program a i a announced next month's agenda.

Baptist missionaries. Rev. and Mrs. Harold Clark, will speak on the Christ- am work in Malaysia. Colored slides will be shown, and a display of native costumes and authentic souvenirs wil be exhibited.

He is home in Kokomo on a years furlough from Malaya. Capt. Leonard Starling will be soloist. The meeting will be March 9, at 1:15 p.m. in the base chapel annex.

Hostesses for the refreshments were Mesdames Roland Ost, Robert Long, and'Charles Baiiey. Orders Strict Excavation Enforcement DIES IN FIRE INDIANAPOLIS (AP) A child, burned to death Wednesday in a bedroom closet of her northside apparently started the blaze wit ha cigarette lighter, authorities said. The body of Terry Lynn O'Connor, 3, was found by firemen who kept the fire from spreading beyond the bedroom. Her father, John T. O'Connor, 25, rescued a son, John, 1 months, but was unable to reach the girl because of heat.

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(AP) A rescue crew of 54 men left the wreckage of the Granduc min ing catnp 30 miles north of Stewart late Wednesday. Evacuation of the camp site was ordered after danger of more avalanches arose because of heavy snowfall on surrounding mountains Helicopter crews lifted the last of the rescuers out as more snow fell. The camp was wiped out: a week ago by a giant slide. Nine teen men died, and seven arc missing. RUMMAGE SALE SAT.

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a street cut being made. Police are to learn if a permit has been obtained tor the work," said the mayor. "The ordinance will be enforced to the letter, 1 he added. Representatives of local utilities--the parties other than the civil city who make most of the street cuts--have' been invited to meet with Mayor Miller and the Board of Public Works and Safety next Monday to discuss the 'ordinance' and its enforcement. The meeting has been set for 10 a.m.

Mayor Miller said lie became upset Thursday when he learned that a cut had been made in the pavement on Ohio of Sycamore This section of Ohio was paved last summer when the street was opened up between Sycamore and Jefferson streets. "I want to find out who was responsible for the trouble that necessitated the excavation. I'm not blaming anyone in particular, but I want to pin this down. know that it is necessary to make streets because of our city's tremendous growth, but I don't like to sec new pavements cut if it can be'avoided," the mayor stated. Explaining what he meant by stricter enforcement, Mayor Miller said, "We will require that a permit be obtained before a -street cut is made, and that the street pavement be restored according to our specifications." Local utilities post annual bonds with the city insuring that street cuts will be restored according to provisions of the ordinance.

STETSON HATS AT ILIFF TOGGERY A ON PLATE GLASS MIRRORS Thursday, Feb. 25, 1965 KOKOMO (Ind.) TRIBUNE 19 Ex-Senator Dies CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) James P. Kern, 74, Re- publican U.S. senator from Missouri from 1946 to 1TV died Wednesday after a long illness.

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