PAGE fourteen SEYMOUR DAILY INDIANA MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1982 News irom Schneck Hospital VitttiBg km: S4 wrf I a. vrvi a rv! if i nn ml. ii lj 1 I I III I'll I' -j 219 Schepman admit- ted Oct 26. UiBUU UUU Satnrdajr admlssieos Medical "Mrs. Bessie M.
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Estelle Little, lis Filth St, Snrcerv Mrs. Hubert H. Kallembach, Scottsburg Rl. Snoday admissioiu Medical Mrs. Mae Temple, 71SMU-: 1 o- Francis H.
in. 4. ton of Mr. and Mrs. Francis H.
Sweany II, Seymour Rl, Mrs. ainton McCord, 528 Robin Hood Drive. 0 Wayne Kopp. Seymour Mrs. Lillie M.
Wright, 309 S. Preston Crothersville. Hurst'le Canada, Brown-' Stown. rrJr- Surgery Mrs. Roger L.
Martin, 727 N.EImSt Mrs. Charles R. Malott, 325 Hanco*ck St. o- aturdayliftSs Regina MacDonald, 1357 W. Second is the narent of 'a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Walter, Butlerville Rl, are the parents of a daughter. 1-0 Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry E. Stark. Seymour R6, are the parents of a daughter. 0- Sunday births Mr.
and Mrs. Michael L. Cozart, Crothersville R2, are the parents of a daughter. Saturday dismissals Mrs. Arthur H.
Hoevener, Latest ty Im A Colors! CAUVASCaVETL 1 (Ililliliill 4' ft! A i Mr -rl IJi i pa AfW stllfllt 'H itMj If top I (IS ''H'WnlHl ii I I 1 I 1 fl? 1 REGULAR 11 D37 3f c. mit Fibers im Attractive sets in- elude one JL WW and two 3V'x4" Rrints on wood igh lustre finish. RSGULAR 7.99 Wood -slat wall scroll is rolled up In. box for easy mailing at a practical gift. i to EYid PASTY Kill REGULAR O0K I TYP2- I .4 t27fcZ2 I -IV Head Staft holds open house Oct.
28 I i si; i i Syr EASY-TO-ClSAi! Kenneth Ferris, 90S Moorth Crothersville, admitted Oct.28. Mrs. Owen Maxie, Brown-' town R2, admitted Oct. 28. -o- Mrs.
Roger 0: Hawkins, Austin Rl, admitted Oct. 28. Merle Persinger, Medora, admitted Oct. 26. Mrs.
Quitman Blocker Vallonia Rl, and infant son, David Wayne, admitted Oct. Harold O. Lynch, 412 Blish admitted Oct. 25. -o- Mrs.
Jesse Coryea, 612 Hillcrest Circle, admitted Oct. 24. -4 Mrs. Boyd Jent, Austin Rl, admitted Oct 27. i.
0. Mrs. Sandra K. Delph, 115 S. O'Brien admitted Oct: 27.
Mrs. Mathew Howard, 300 S. Armstrong St, Crothersville, and infant. Raymond Andrew, admitted Oct. Sunday dismissals Larry W.
White, Seymour R3, admitted Oct 20. Douglas, 6, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Kieser, 734 JHoliday Drive, admitted Oct.
Mrs. Bessie Greene, 114 E. Reddington admitted Oct. 30. Emergency patients were treated from 6 a.m.
Saturday to 6 a.m. today. ment, iamily nutrition, health practices and child development and encourages parent participation as volunteers in every aspect of the program. An addition to the program this year is Home Base Head Start, which will serve 12 children in the Brawnstown and Medora areas' with the same programs as Seymour, except a staff member will go to the home. The group meets weekly for other activities.
Additional Information is available by calling or 376-9608. The local Boy Scout-program is an agency of the Jackson County United Fund. NVfH plans open house November J0'v North Vernon Junior High will be having its annual open house beginning at I p.m. Nov. 10.
The evening includes a reg-istrationsocial hour with re-f resments being served. Entertainment will be provide by the North Vernon Junior High Choir and bands. Parents will from 6 p.m. to m. will foUow their child's daily schedule which includes going from class to class sjxi meeting each of the teachers.
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far many hn. JuJ fV9El ZtT WNrn I ewllrn end ropoWna, rraming Wrjpt. I0' JS' roll. I V7- '1; Mm I UiffrW' nSz'j r1 p- fUg. $3.97 NOW "no iainchecks R2A1KST I II-" UMITS ltMV Ohra Hold -I 1 1 iff continues The Hoosier Trails Council of the Boy Scouts of America is a member of the Jackson County United Fund, and Scouting in Jackson County is growing.
Maurice Miller, council president, recently' announced the completion of 24 months of continuous growth ovtr -the previous year. "This is a tremendous accomplishment" said Miller, "especially in a time of declining youth population." In Jackson County new un- its have been organized in the past yeacjhe Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ in Crothersville and Redeemer Lutheran Church in Seymour have each chartered a Cub' pack and Scout troop, bringing the Scouting program to aa additional 81 boys so far. The leaders of the new lies are William Martin and Ray Lawson in Crothersville and Phil Lucas and Joe Williams in In addition. BUI Borland, district chairman of the Len-ni Lenape District of which Jackson County is a part, said plans are underway for several more new units throughout the county this fan. A pack and a troop at Saint Ambrose Catholic Church in Seymour a pack and troop at the Medora United Methodist Church and a troop at the Freetown Church of Christ are.
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