The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 9, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 April 1965 — Page 10

Syracuse Girl Winner Os County Spelling Bee

Karen Allen, a Syracuse fifth grader,, won the elementary spelling contest Saturday over Kenneth PetWiler of Warsaw Washington elementary school. Karen missed the word “cavil” in the 38th round and Kenneth spelled it correctly. Kenneth then missed the word "commodities" giving Karen another chance Karen spelled ' commodities” and ■'bombard" to win the championship.. . The champion is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale Allen of Syraj cuse The runner-up is the son of Mr . ri Mrs Fnxl Detwiler of WarColonel Likens, principal of the M"' -- school served as the contest chairman. Words were proSyr :se elemei \ * William, IxHigenbaugh, a ' • t.r at Mentone: TMIII Patterson . / • / ’ n ' Warsaw, junior high school teacher.. ■Area Spellers ■ ■ •J:' Geiger. s'xth crude. Xridi J D ■ Geiger,/ “deceive,” third , G."Speicher, sixth grade, M:’B*l ‘ . Speicher. . iL'srri'i-y-- • 23d round, >n -of Mr f T ’ Mike Klenke Is Fourth Grade Spelling Champ Mike Klenke. son of Mr and .Mrs.-.: Dani n Klenke. r 1 Cromwell corK ■ ■ . ' . . ■ ■ . ! i.i Siiieby. daughter of Mr and Mr - i>> ,• ■■ Sy- u y Th i place w inner was D one Stof ' '■ ■ < ■; - M : Six contestants from each of the three fourth grade rooms ■part?,:iri'o.j the Contes’ . All of the con • ■ t • ■ ■ . Judges for .’the contest were Miss-’ I ' . ■ ■ Mrs.. Glen ■' - M Carr. I*TA president: - ta|X' recorder and Edgai • ■ < «’:<•• ... ■ ■ ■ ‘<i B < Kt.- • - ■■ Brenda Hughes, “loose;" Julie Dy- .- S' f"; Dmg Smith, “moun“lay"; 'ue Henning. “rmssed:" ".Dettise . 'Dilley. J

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- '< ;• g ■ ’ e e KAREN ALLEN i ? IL 1 LISE ROOD 3d Place Winner interesting’’, Janice Niichols’‘; cap- ; D< mi- .Darr., '‘different"; 'u ■ g Vmmel, "allowed”'; Sandv ■ ‘ . . . M s; Lera l’>< the! ( hut ch of the Brethren A baptismal mti ;< - ortp st n ice at the B"he7 Church of the Brethren on Suin’.>y nrorn.i’g A communion service will be held' I Thursday evening. April 15. The combined -i--<. <-»f the BethChurches of the 1-' • •- . * • ■. ■ UiXi.cn- ' • ’ ■ tn -1 . - ■ . eai I ler with ®B attendance tak-n during- the 9:30 and' Milford Police Report For March . report* for the month of March as \ ri-nog W :>• \WH.ng< . ' ■ .27 2 ■ B K f Ti’Gt ■ i . it . >.•■■• i D ■ 4 2 .- C nv:v< during the month. . < : cagO grew u paround a rebuilt fort . ■

Milford Churches Plan Easter Season The churches, of Milford have announced their plans for the coming Easter season. They will be holding joint Holy Week services at the NeuSalem Church of the Brethren but will hold individual communion and sunrise senices. Their plans for individual sendees follow while the Holy Week senices may be found in an article elsewhere in this issue. s Methodist On Holy Thursday the Methodist church will be open from 9 a m. until 6 p.m. for Holy Communion. Everyone is invited to participate. Rev. Sumner states everyone is invited to participate. You are asked to come whenevei- the spirit guides you throughout the day. P; ~,-e kneel, p.t.iing to the dictates of your heart. There will be k a drama "Remem- , b-ring". given'by the Methodist ' Youth Fellowship at 7 a. m. on Easter morning.- Tais w J k- a time of med tat ion and beauty. Everyoie is i invited. Immediately following the sunrise dee the Methodist Men udll serve breakfast to all who have attended the service. It is their first project . since their organization became es- > * Durmg trie rnon.ir.g x-nwe there | will be the servici * d This is a service when Rev. d - - ' - ■-• r- ■: ' Xi u Salem C ; Palm Sund ) ’ ■ ' I \ ■ condude. with the morning worship will, deli ver T Hereafter’’. Thursday evening the church will , Rev Kreider presid ng p-i'i'i ■ .of the chu-ch in .charge' .. . ■ Easter Sunday and morning worship ' services will follow at 10:30? ‘‘The ? Stoni Rolled ’Lway" will be the title ' - church will present ;.-j Easter film. Firxt Brethren .A ' ■ Mirm-frid. ct.mmuiaon service/ will I>e held on Thursday evening at the First Brethren church. t ' >t. Ea.-tt-r <unrise services will- be :..i ill a‘ A\ n-iin-e 1 :ke at murise. It will be an outdoor, service with breakfast served outdoors. Christian Church Janet F ing “Thirty Pieces of Silver" during/ t.he worship service on. Palm Sunday morinng at the Christian church.

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A candlelight communion service will be held Thursday evening. The adult and youth choirs will be in charge of the sunrise service, to be held at 7 a. m. Easter. Breakfast will be served following the service. Special music will be furnished by the adult.choir during the worship service Easter morning. THE MADL-JOERNAL ONSALE IN THIS AREA The Mail-Journal is on sale at a number of places in the area, as follows: IN SYRACUSE Weatherhead Co. Burkholder Drug Co. Thornburg Drug Co. Klink’s Market Burger’s Dairy Store Wawasee Bowl The Mail-Journal Ofiice IN MILFORD Campbell’s Market Augsburger’s IGA The Mail-Journal Office WAWASEE LAKE Galloway’s Grocery The Guide IN WARSAW Readmore Store IN NAPPANEE News Agency IN LIGONIER Don’s Super Dollar Kellam & Sons Banner Drug Co. IN LEESBURG < ozv Kitchen IN OSWEGO Robison’s Super Market IN NORTH WEBSTER Shopping Center Thornburg Drug Co. AT DEWART LAKE Scott’s Grocery.

PAT MONEY ON BASEBALL TEAM NORTHFIELD, Vt . April 2 -A'though his baseball players have been limited, to indoor workouts beef i- A: weather, coach Joe Garrity tdey picked an 18-man sejuad* he'’plans to carry in a .17.game schedule, that has beer, arranged for. the. Cadets. . A trip t'o Brandeis.. will open the ■ ■ ■ ’ -■ ■ A-“ ■ : y their first., honie stand on May 6. ' team G P;c Mmey, son. o-f Mr. .crj, Mrs.- EarT Money of r 4 Syracuse.! - ~ / a . -;• ; T)icl^ v ■>- ; ■ .

To Complete Planning Os Sewer System

At a special meeting held at 12 j -noon on Tuesday, persuant to a waiver, Milford town board members considered the preliminary planning documents submitted by Baxter and Woodman, civil and sanitary engineers of Crystal Lake, 111., for the ! sanitary- sewer extension and sewage pumping and treatment facilities and the advisability of having the Illinois firm to complete the detailed plan-! ning of the sewer system. The state health board had said the town didn’t have enough land for the sewage project. Land eoiiiwct.ing with the town-owned property\ was {purchased from Earl Wolfermank on Tuesday afternoon to allow for \he completion of the project. Board members also signed pal>ers with’ Baxter and Woodman to - proceed. with plans. Discussion on the project was held With Mr. Jolly of the engineer:mi ‘irtn at the regular Monday ’evening I meeting and at that time a decision -.’.as nride to i'old Tuaviay m- ■ ting while Mr. Jolly was still in town. Applications Received eral applications' for position on 'the j police force.. One applicant.- William i’i:a!'les Mikesell. 45, Bourbon, was present at the meeting. He-had-been i’i vm'-m-'’:'icd by Ko-viasko coun'y . (sheriff Howard (Sami Holbrook. No’( definite decision was made *at the Monday meet'mi. ' ■ ( The applications were reviewed following the reading of the resignation ' of Milford police chief Vernon Wolfe .by board president Merril Rink. ‘ . A letter was t ■ e -d< par’”;- -• -‘v ,::ig tne town ■el’ t'ne fire <i-r'.w'm- “ the 1931 Dodge truck. John Logue, town, attorney. and Mrs. Edith Baumgart-clerk-treasurer, will , see

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I can be done about the truck Several ■ of the firemen were present and disl cussed.the old truck with the board , members. Darrell Orn reported he had check!ed into the insurance on the truck and the company could be notified to put the truck on the inactive list.! Ulis is to be done. Fire chief Harold Kaiser was pres- ! ■ ent at the meeting and asked if the , town could establish an ordinance j ( for the inspection of houses before they are rented. Several towns and cities require this. Mr. Kaiser is to obta.n-’a copy of an ordinance of a nearby town and send- it to the at■l toniey. ' ■■ Planning Commission The planning commission was dis- , cu.«ed and is to be re-activated at a meeting set for 7:30 on May 6. The meeting .has been called by the town I board members who are also mem- .. bers of the commission. . Maribn Deeter, street end water I commissioner, was instructed to pre- ■ pare a list of streets That need to be resurfaced and repaired and present [it to the board-at the May meeting. Present at tie' meeting were board J members iMerril Rink. Ddrrell Orn, mid Carl Duncan, clerk-treasurer Baum ey [street and water commissioner Deeter,chief of police Wolfe'and the follow- ' ltd, . Bill I • - mon,..Wade Mishler. Don Beer, Hara ( Woodman, and Mr. Mikesell. . > f Wttv **r»» x\ / USE CLASSIFIED/ | VOMP/ SOU X ■ Si, ’•(.V.C

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