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Car Cams for Cops

Wabash County Farm Bureau Credit Union recently donated $4,195 for the Car Cams for Cops program. The goal of the program is to put cameras in each car of all the law enforcement departments within Wabash County. Pictured from left to right are Board Chairman Donald Denney, Deputy Barry Hicks, President Bruce Ingraham and Deputy Rick Monce.

 

Riley Holiday Cards on Sale

Wabash County Farm Bureau Credit Union will be participating in the Children's Light Up a Child's Life Campaign by selling Holiday cards this Christmas season.

The cards were designed by children while they were patients at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis and will be on sale at all WCFBCU offices through Christmas Eve. A variety pack of 10 cards containing five different card designs will costs $5 each. All proceeds will go to the Light Up a Child's Life Campaign fund.

Last year, Indiana's credit unions raised $20,000 for the hospital through card sales. The Light Up a Child's Life Campaign funds projects that make Riley Hospital for Children different from those used by the general public such as pain management programs, advocacy, and closed-circuit educational programming.

 

Vacation Opportunities for Members

Wabash County Farm Bureau Credit Union, in cooperation with Collette Vacations, is pleased to make available to all credit union members the following vacation opportunities:

A Williamsburg Christmas - 5 days, 4 nights
Departure Date: December 8, 2001 Highlights of this trip include a night tour of Washington D.C. and its famous monuments, the beautiful Kenmore House in Fredericksburg, a day long visit through Colonial Williamsburg with its 18th century Christmas decorations, and a trip to the beautiful Brandywine Valley of Wilmington, Delaware for a trip to the Longwood Gardens and the Brandywine River Museum.

This trip includes round trip air from Indianapolis, hotel transfers, 4 breakfasts and 3 dinners. If interested, please contact Sharon Maggart at 219-563-7443, ext. 2005.

Reflections of Italy - 10 Days, 8 nights
Departure Date: March 2002
Italy, a land rich in history, culture, art and romance awaits you. This journey includes visits to Rome with a classical Rome tour including the Colosseum, Assisi, Perugia, Siena, San Gimignano, Florence, San Marino, Ravenna, Venice, Como and Milan.

This trip includes round trip air from Indianapolis, hotel transfers, 8 breakfasts and 5 dinners. If interested, please plan on attending a slide show presentation by Collette Vacations on July 12, 2001 at 6:00 p.m. Wabash County Farm Bureau Credit Union, 641 South Miami Street in Wabash. Please RSVP to Sharon Maggart at 219-563-7443, ext. 2005.

For more information on these trips, please call Sharon at 219-563-7443, ext. 2005.

 

Credit Union Awards Scholarships

Wabash County Farm Bureau Credit Union has announced that it has awarded six, five hundred dollar scholarships as part of its annual scholarship program.

To be eligible for the scholarships applicants must have been an accredited high school senior, or full-time college freshman or sophomore, and be a member or have a parent or guardian who is a member of Wabash County Farm Bureau Credit Union. Applicants were asked to complete a short application form and submit a 200 to 300-word essay on "What is a credit report and what role will it play in your financial future."

Of the 124 applicants, the following six were rewarded scholarships by the Scholarship Committee. John Einselen, a recent graduate of Snowhill School in Amboy; Jamie Updike of Huntington, a sophomore at Ball State University; Chip Pollock, a recent graduate of Rochester High School; Jason Fread, a recent graduate of Peru High School; Lynette Wilcox, a recent graduate of Tippecanoe Valley High School; and Denise Wendt of Urbana, a sophomore at Anderson University.

Applications for the 2002 Wabash County FBCU Scholarships will be made available on January 1, 2002. Wabash County Farm Bureau Credit Union is a full-service, not-for-profit financial cooperative serving more than 29,000 members out of nine offices located throughout North Central Indiana.