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Page 14 The Herald, Thureday, June 23,1977 Awards given The VFW Auxiliary to Post 2366 met June 13, at the Post Home, and Poppy Chairman Mary Johnson that $778 was collected during Poppy Days. She gave poppy pins to Geneva Winkler, Doris Broeker, and Janice Garrett in appreciation for their efforts. Doris Broeker and Janice Garrett received gifts from Mary Johnson for their efforts in the membership drive, and Peg Egbert and Janice Garrett received gifts from 8th District Rehabilitation Chairman Virginia Helmer for their reporting. Certificate of Awards were received at the 8th District Conference for Legislative Reporting and participation in the Voice of Democracy program. Due to difficulty in collecting for a wedding, it was decided to make up contracts for future use.

This will include a 25 per cent payment at time of scheduling, and payment in full the night of the function. Mary Johnson presented president Janice Garrett with her past president's pin. Chairmen for the new year will include Rehabilitation, Peg Egbert; Americanism, Fern Tanner; Cancer Aid and Research, Mary Broeker; Community Activities, Marinna Seger; Hospital, Pearl Meyerholtz; Legislation, Violet Kissling; Membership, Wilma Sollman and Erma Reut- man; National Home, Esther Stetter; Publicity, Pam Fritz; Safety, Janice Garett; Poppy, Mary Johnson, and Patriotic Instructor, Mary Heidorn. Outgoing Commander Bill Aufdehar thanked the auxiliary for its help during his term in office. New Commander Frank Cissell talked to the auxiliary and expressed his desire for their continued support.

The door prize was won by Judy Johnson and the attendance prize by Pam Fritz. The July meeting will be the annual pot luck beginning at 6:30 p.m. The Auxiliary will furnish the meat, bread and coffee. Auxiliary members should bring a covered dish, table service and a wrapped or unwrapped gift for a silent auction. Dues for 1978 may be paid after July 1.

New members are charged $5.50, and continuing dues are $5. This includes $1 for cancer insurance. Accused arsonist faces murder rap MUNCIE (UPI) Charges against Leslie Gene Thompson, 35, Muncie, now include first-degree murder by arson. Thompson was originally Purdue coed might have been murdered Receives degree LAFAYETTE (UPI) A Purdue University coed missing since May 6 died of unknown causes but may have been slain, authorities said after an autopsy Wednesday. The body was found Tuesday.

Authorities succeeded in identifying her through dental records as Kristine Kozik, 19, of Downers Grove, 111., a suburb south of Chicago. A sophomore and an student, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Kozik. Further attempts will be made to learn the cause of death, police said.

Tippecanoe County, state police, West Lafayette police and Purdue campus police all were working on the case. Miss Kozik resided in a sorority house at West Lafayette. A farmer discovered the nude and extensively decomposed body Tuesday in a field about five or six miles south of Lafayette, about 75 yards off a road. First only the upper part of the body was recovered, but police returned to the area Wednesday and found the rest. Whether the segmentation occurred as part of a slaying or in decomposition was not immediately known.

Deputy Coroner Martin D. Avolt said no bone fractures or other evidence of phsical abuse could immediately be found. No clothing or personal effects were found. Authorities speculated Miss Kozik may have met foul play. She was last seen driving a car she had borrowed from a sorority sister.

The car was found abandoned May 18. Don Harvey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Harvey of R. 2, Huntingburg, recently graduated with high honors from Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, 111., with a B.S.

degree in zoology. i i Tennis students needed While at Eastern, Harvey was a for free tennis lessons member of the varsity tennis team and was captain the past year. More tennis students are needed Tuesday and Thursday mornings Harvey began studies July 13 at to take part in the summer tennis at 9 a.m. for ages 10 to 16. Larry Southern Illinois University, program sponsored by the Keiffner is the tennis teacher.

Southwest Dubois County There Recreation Department. group. The tennis lessons take place on School of Medicine, Carbondale, lU. He was a 1973 gradduate of Centennial High School in Champaign, 111., and formerly attended Huntingburg Grade School. is no charge for this age Purdue trustees approve fee hike Purdue Board of Trustees has approved student fee Tennis lessons for adults will cost $3 for six lessons.

Adults have one more week to sign up. Interested students may call the city office, 683-2211, to sign up. The weight-lifting program is being held at Southridge High increases for the next two years. Under the new fee schedule, Indiana residents will pay an additional $70 for the school year beginning in August, 1977, and another $50 increase for the following year at the West Lafayette campus. Fees for non-residents will rise $200 in 1977 and $200 more in 1978.

room will be available for individual use. Berry will be present to set up a program for anyone wanting to tone muscles to get in shape. Interested weight-lifting students should contact Berry or call the city office to sign up. Classes began June 6. Receives pin Leah Neukam was graduated with honors Sunday, June 19, at the pinning ceremony of the 10th graduating class of Vincennes practical nursing The ceremoney was in Green Auditorium on the VU campus.

A banquet for the students and families was Saturday night, and Miss Neukam received the scholarship award for academic achievement. She also received recognition for perfect attendance. Those attending her graduation and pinning ceremony on Sunday were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Neukam, and Kathy; Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Neukam, Haysville; the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Marquardt and sons, Dubois Crossroads; Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Denton, Cambellsburg; and Mr. and Mrs. John Crockett, Orleans. Miss Neukam is now employed at Medco Center of French Lick. DIVORCES EXCEED 1 MILLION WASHINGTON In 1976, for the first time, the number of divorces in the nation exceeded a million, twice the number of a decade earlier.

Nearly 40 per cent of ail marriages now end in divorce. With the Indiana residents will pay a total of $820 for i 1 1977-78 and $870 for 1978-79 at West I Lafayette. Non-resident fees will go up to $1,900 for 1977-78 and $2,100 for 1978-79. Willis featured Bob Willis, a Hoosier-born songwriter, will be the featured singer at the monthly at Medco Center in Huntingburg. Willis has written over 100 songs and has cut five albums.

He is the author of of which charged with first-degree arson in was No. 3 on the Gospel Hit Parade a fire last Wednesday in which Chart. Quitman Jones 26, was killed. The more serious charge of first- degree murder by arson was filed Wednesday by Delaware County Prosecutor James Jordan. Thompson is being held in the Delaware County Jail.

PRESIDENTS IN ARLINGTON WASHINGTON William Howard Taft was the first president buried in Arlington National Cemetary. John F. Kennedy also is buried there. Willis was bom in Tennyson, Ind. The sing will be held between 7 and 8:30 p.m.

in the lobby of the Center. The public is invited. FLY FREE LOS ANGELES, Calif. (UPI) Free round-trip air flights to California are being offered by Princess Cruises to passengers booking on six 14-day Bonanza aboard the luxipy liner Pacific Princess, beginning June 17. Downtown Jasper Here are a fear words about saving Window Shades.

June Is Window Shade Month If you're looking for a practical and attractive way to cut down on heating and air conditioning costs during the energy crisis, Joanna Western window shades are the answer. Window shades insulate to keep heat or air conditioning inside. And, any time of year, they keep out sun rays that can damage your furniture. Translucent or room- darkening, Joanna window are available fn a variety of styles and colors to fit any decor. Stop in 4Qday.

and find out fnore about the Joanna energy savers! AUCTION FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 24 P.M. IDE SPRINGS VALLEY NATIONAL BANK will I offer several vehicles for sale at PUBLIC AUC-1 I TION at the bank employee parking lot locat- 1 I ed in downtown French Lick. I The vehicles being offered for sale will include, but are not limited to the following: 1975 HONDA 550 MOTORCYCLE 1975 SUZUKI 500 MOTORCYCLE I 1973 FORD RANGER 100 TON PICKUP 1971 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 1973 CHEVROLET MALIBU 1971 CHEVROLET NOVA 1970 CADILLAC COUPE DeVILLE 1970 OPEL 1969 PONTIAC GTO 1968 FORD 1971 HOLLY PARK 12 60 HOUSE TRAILER KIMBALL SWINGER 500 ORGAN TRUETONE 23 COLOR TV Arrangements may be made to see these units on the day of the sale by contacting an officer of Springs Valley National. TERMS OF SALE CASH DAY OF SALE (financing arrangements should be made prior to date of sale) SALE CON buCTED BY A uc oh Seiwice Auciuwm FuNek £iek. 9ndimi PiuMie 2-936-4224 Liquidations Farm Dispersals Estates Household litiMiiiiiiMiiimiiimiMimitnumiiiuMmmijiHiaiumHtitmiMmmmumnuuiimMUimtttMinm.