The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 November 1964 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Thursday, November 12, 1964

Milford PTO To Hold Open House November 17 Tne Milford Parent-Teachers Organization will hold open house at the schools on Tuesday evening, Nov. 17.. ■ , A-x During the short business meeting Glenn Morehead will ghe a progress report on the Cub Scouts. The open house will be an opportunity for the parents to see the class rooms, the work the'children have done and talk with the Refreshments will be served byMrs F L. Rheinheimer, Mrs. Delbert Monevheffer. Mrs. Maurice Beer Mrs. Gale Geiger. Mrs. Louie Speicher. Mrs Paul Mathews. Mrs. Joe Geren-ser. Mrs. Evar. Troup. Mrs. John B Augsburger and Mrs. Virgil Zimmeran. Census Os Agriculture Questionnaires Sent To Kosciusko County Farmers Questionnaires for the 1964 Census of Agriculture are now being mailed out to fanners and ranchers of Kosciusko county, according to Herbert Hayes crew leader in charge of the versus in the tyThe questionnaires are expected to reach the farmer within a fewdays. This will, allow the farmers a period of time in which to consult- their 1964 farm business records in order to answer on the form accurately before enumerators begin calling on individual farmers to collect the questionnaires. These visits are scheduled to start on November 16 in this county. An enumerator will call on every farmer in the district under his supervision. the crew leader said. At the time of the call, the enumerator will help 'the tanner complete answers to any questions .that prove difficult to understand and check the form for accuracy.. The do-it-yourself aspect of the farm census is aimed at saving time and effort The Census of .Agriculture is taken everv five vears in the years ending in “4" and "T* to gather needed, up-to-date information is vital in making decisions affecting mtuiv segments, of the US. economy. Data gathered include the number and size es farms, acreage and harvest of crops, livestock inventory. information on' farm equipment and - facilities. farm products sold, and use of fertilizers, insecticides, and herbicides. NEW PRODI CTION AVERAGE BRATTLEBORO, Vt. — A new’ herd production average for milk and butterfat has been announced ( for the reg stored Holstein herd | owned by Oliver Hihschman and | Sons. Syracuse. As reported by the Holstein-Fries-ian Association of America,. -the herd has completed its latest hiding vear with a per cow. average os 14.139 lbs of milk and 5*7 lbs. of butterfat, based on 24 completed lactation records. Purdue university supervised the.. wdgb - procedures m cooperation with the official herd improvement programs of the Holstein Association. This performance level compares favorably to the average U. S. cow's annual output of 7.500 lbs. of milk and 275 lbs of butterfat. Herd production averages are calculated on the commonly employed, two milkings per day. 305 day, mature equivalent basis to provide a comparison standard for selection in registered Holstein breeding programs. .

Milford Locals Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Knapp of Goshen spent Sunday afternoon with their aunt, Mrs. Inin Coy. at Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haab and son Gregory of Milford spent last Tuesday evening with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Beer on r 1 Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Urban Bauer of Cissna Park, 111., attended the Monday funeral services of Mrs. Joe Rassi and called at the home of Mrs. Bauer’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Beer, on r 1 Milford, and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beer, on r 1 Milford. Mrs. Michael Zimmerman, Sr., of Milford, is in Paulding, 0., caring for her daughter. Mrs. Jack Gerber, and new granddaughter. Jacquelyn Kay. Mrs. Mildred Van OrsdaU of Albion and Mrs. Mary Hearld of Columbia City visited their mother, Mrs. Anna Homan, at Milford Tuesday. They ate dinner at the New Paris drive-in. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beer and sons. Tim. Greg, and Mike, of Fort Wayne were visitors Sunday afternoon in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Beer and Mr. and Mrs. Don Beer and family, all on r 1 Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sparklin of Syracuse Lake. Mr. and Mrs. David Clem and son Bruce of Goshen, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laudeman and son Max Alan of Urbana were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Irvin Coy at Milford.

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Ts J Ji ■i ' 3^! 35 A ' & Wrw a# ViWtM- Jnfl NEW SYRACUSE TEAM AND COACH — The above picture shows the 1964-65 Syracuse Yellow Jackets and their new coach, Charles McClure. The Yellow Jackets are looking forward to the basketball season. You can watch them play on their own floor the next three games. They play Middlebury on November 13, New Paris Nov. 17, and Leesburg on Nov. 20.

Below are listed Syracuse area business and professional persons who are wishing the Yellow Jackets a successful season.

Auer’# Service Station Arnold’s Grocery Atkinson Standard & Atkinson Plaza SYRACUSE AND LAKE WAWASEE B & K Drive-In Burkholder Rexall Drugs Carwile TV & Carwile Bird Shop . J Coil Optical Specialists * DR. HERSCHEL R. COIL Conn and Buhrt Lumber Company Overhead Door Co. of Syracuse, Inc. PHONE: 457-3223 American Industries PREFINISHERS OF PLYWOODS Bemiece’s Beauty Shop Bushong Beauty Salon Best Wishes — Opal’s Beauty Salon > Clip and Curl Beauty Shpp Compliments of Connolly’s Grocery

Darr’s Gulf Service G * W Food Products Corp, of Indiana Harris Funeral Homes SYRACUSE - NORTH WEBSTER - GOSHEN Gamble’s Store SYRACUSE Ken Harkless Wawasee Boat Co., Inc. Harold Kitson’s Heating and Plumbing Howard’s Restaurant and Motel Hughes Digging Service » Ketering Insurance Service CHRIS KOHER, Agent The Weatherhead Co. SYRACUSE PLANT Budget Investments Wilkerson Paint and Wallpaper T. L. (Bud) Kline Excavating Turkey Creek Furniture Shop • We specialize in furnishings for the family room.

Go! \ ' pi Fight! Win!

BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1964-65 NOV. 13 — MIDDLEBURY • Here NOV. 17 — NEW PARIS Here NOV 20 — LEESBURGHere NOV. 25 — MENTONEThere DEC. 4 — CONCORD • • • There DEC. 11 — WARSAW Th«« DEC. 12 — NORTH WEBSTER ~ Here DEC. 18 — MANCHESTER There JAN. 2 — CLAYPOOLThere JAN. 6-9 — Kosciusko County Tournament . Warsaw JAN. 16 — BREMEN Here JAN. 22 — CROMWELL There JAN. 23 TRITON Here JAN. 29 — LIGONIERHere FEB. 5 — SOUTH WHITLEY ■■■ • ■ Here FEB. 12 — MILFORD■■■■ • • There.' ’ FEB. 13 — NAPPANEEJThere ' FEB 19 — ALBION . ■ Here FEB. 24-27 — Sectional Tournament Place to be announced

Wawasee Insurance Agency XANDERS & XANDERS Wawasee Bowl and Village Tap Wawasee Village Hardware Wawasee Laundromat Bud’s Body Shop Tom Socks Sportswear The Sportsman Center State Bank of Syracuse ' MEMBER F. DC I. C. Sudlow’s Pier Shop Syracuse Enterprises FINE FOLDING FURNITURE Syracuse Hardware Syracuse Rubber Products Syracuse Dehydrated Products Lakeland Motors Liberty Coach Company, Inc.

Bob McClintic and Son Insurance Agency Kline’s Sinclair Service Lung’s Custom Kitchens Weaver Tool Co. The Kale Island Beacon The Mail-Journal Niles Bros. General Contractors & Quick Car Wash Syracuse Tool and Machine Shop Foo & Faye Cantonese & American Restaurant Stucky Furniture Store The Television Store JAMES MENCH - MOTOROLA DEALER Lakeside Coin-Op Laundry And Coin-Op Dry Cleaning ■ .■ ■ ■■ >■■ . y Crow Roofing Co. ' ’ J - ■