<div>WARSAW — The Warsaw chapter of the American Association of University Women held a meeting at the Community Room of Miller’s Merry Manor on Saturday, Sept. 21.Guest speaker Nate Bosch, limnologist from Grace College, gave a report on the Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams. There are 100 lakes and 600 miles of streams in Kosciusko County and the Lilly Center goal is to “make our lakes and streams clean, healthy, safe and beautiful.” Bosch discussed current programs and ways community members can volunteer to help.The treasurer’s report was given by Treasurer Lois Nichols. The possibility of giving two scholarships was discussed.Marsha Cook read a letter from a scholarship recipient thanking AAUW.The 2024-25 budget was presented and approved. Lynn Groff made a motion to approve the budget and Deb Blatz seconded it.Cindy Nolton and Judy Becker won the door prizes.The October meeting will feature a silent auction. Members were urged to bring “irresistible” items to the meeting.The next AAUW meeting will be on Oct. 12, changed from Oct. 19 due to scheduling conflicts. </div>

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Warsaw Chapter of the American Association of University Women Approves Budget

WARSAW — The Warsaw chapter of the American Association of University Women held a meeting at the Community Room of Miller’s Merry Manor on Saturday, Sept. 21. Guest speaker Nate Bosch, limnologist from Grace College, gave a report on the Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams. There are 100 lakes and 600 miles of streams in Kosciusko County and the Lilly Center goal is to “make our lakes and streams clean, healthy, safe and beautiful.” Bosch discussed current programs and ways community members can volunteer to help.