The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 April 1965 — Page 14

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\PKIL BRIDE — Vbove i- pictured Mrs. Steve Kifle,the furrier Miss sue tti*bh*r <rt )\,ir-.<w attired in her wedding gown. She was united in dfiSkVi ®T7? •W' ' • ' Wr 1 • W; ; 8 l St »I<U \RSHIP WINNER — Miss \er»iiu.i Sue Copeland. a senior at 1 ••» sbui. 1 huh school, has rewived the Kosciusko iminh iimisis scholarship lor I’*t<«.' She is a member of the high school chorus. Masque and Gavel club, Spanish club, and the Junior Achiccerwent Prout.mi. she also serves on the Blazer staff. tfiss t.oepland served two years as a < an«h striper at Murphy Medical ( enter and has viorki-d as a nurses aide at the Mfran nursing home. She has applied for admission to Parkiivw .Methodist School of Nursing. the Saint Joseph hospital, and Lutheran hospital, all of Kort Wayne, and at the- South Bend Memorial hospital she is the daughter of. Mrs. Douglas Metz. Sr. Leesburg Locals - • Heid from last week) Mr and Mrs Jav S. .e of War- ’ .., ' .>■ ■ n • ><■’ from Fl id ' wet>• » S. ■ : v ■/•/. • :■•<« ca’i>rs on Mr and Mrs !m~Sliuo. Mr ..nd M s IX«*.vn H.mdgen T G:'a::..r: av':- Stfibday <. citing v .>• Sfo I Alter 8» of Mr and V - I>: -. I \ . . ■ ' • : !!',;> Frank Tom. student at India:'.i Central college, . Indianapphs- spent from Wtviru s: iv until Monday at the home of hs parents. Mr a-. i Mrs Everett Tom Sr. Sunday •venSPRING EXTRA SPECIALS GOLDEN RULE 2-HQUR QUICK CLEANERS Wawasee Village — Dial 457 3553 Have You Tried Our Clean Only Service ' 1 5 LBS 99c 8 LBS $ 1 50 RUGS 9 x 12’ They look like new 2 for $16.95 DRAPERIES tProfessionally Finished' 5c sq ft. i 3 POCKETS INSTALLED <special' —99 c NEW ZIPPERS Installed $1.25 & Up SPRING & s * LENGTH COATS (special) $139 A Up TOPPERS |(Shorties' WAIST LENGTH sl.i9 & Up . JACKETS, RAIN COATS & CAR COATS $1.39 A Up BLANKETS. QUILTS A COMFORTERS special) $1.39 Up SHIRTS (Laundered) Morning Fresh — 3 for 99c I HIGH SCHOOL FORMALS Special — $3.75 A Up Dyeing Saves Buying I CALL US TODAY

Wednesday. April 28, 1965

marriage to Mr. Riffe in a doubt* mxldin; ring rite at the First < hris a.in < htir hat Warsaw on April 2. . ' Mr haries Adams and daughters <>f M ' - . ■■. Milford. . Mr. and . Mrs. -Roger ’ Bur of . AOQ >'f - ' M 1.. < ■■ v aV’ • . . '.• Mrs. D ..- • y I ■. ; 7. yi i: hr.»'! diitlieli o! Mibaaukee. ; : piarxlav to \ sit / ....... ■ , , ' s ~ • Mrs. 1 • Ao j’.inx and B Sund.-A' I>” .Lera-- Zirrmv.rinan nd L.m.iv .■•. Nuppara-e All were ter S , • ' ■ • !» :’ Zimmerman The ViKt h .group of tlH* Calvary laptist '.Chured we t ’■> <‘ l ueago ■ ■ ■ ■ • / :■. -■! the fuseum of S »-nce an<i Industry . F.. . ■ with the emtio Mr and Mrs Everett A’antkriark spent Sunday evening with fr and Mrs Cond • '■ : • mark. Several members of the senior ia<s visited the state prison at [.''•ig.in C.ty Wednes<!ay' Mr. anil Irs 1 G’enn Gii! accomfsmied the nxjp Mr and Mrs Jerry McCartney rid’ (diildren of Mr. and rs , Melvin Wtirick of Goose Lake, nd Mr and Mrs Robert Teeple nd family spent Fader with Mr ml Mrs Ray' MH'arlney n War}\V • I Mr and Mrs Mike Carter and ary of '■'■e I'.r.es Minnesota ! >ent Fridav evening with Mr. and • s * B-’b Long ¥ r\ . . c s •er VcV) s:£ ’’'s s *• - \ LM- J-'AYT — rriSTHE SIZE of tre result / Lse F.6D TO AN? Si.. I

T ’X e i,R* because it floats on air im^eUw’spins • * acrowlawns. of air that supports ths Flymo floats across lawns u It goes where you want rt He.ght of cut is easily adjusted for *. Straight ahead. , rh „« It's as safe and easy to use ] and 1 3 mches. s as it is on level | lawns. No discharge chute I —clippings and debris are deflected downward into the grass beneath the |S| housing, IwCW Toro, mowerX floats on X air! jk' r J See Flymo float on air at: BAUMGARTNER'S STANDARD STATION Rd. 15 Milford, Indiana

Monroe 4-H Goes To State Dairy Contest

The district 4-H and FFA agricultural judging contest was held Saturday, April 24. in Whitley county. The Monroe Mere Men 4-H ciub’s dairy team coached by Eugene Ringgenberg placed second in the dairy ebntest and will advance to the state contest held during the Indiana State Fair. Herb Ummel’s 4-H dairy team from Elkhart cdiuity, always a top contender, was firs*, place with 809 points. Eugene’s team scored 805 points in winning second place. Team member are Karen Ringgenberg, Kerry Ringgenberg. Bob- Osborn, and Ross Osborn, 'all of r 2 Pierceton. Wakarusa high school, Elkhart county, placed third with 803 points and will also compete in the state contest. Bob Tusing. Roger Smoker. Leo Arj'in. and Jack Stookey. Milford high school’s team, placed fifth, amung the 18 teams particiapting’ in the contest. Results of the other conests are as follows: Crops - • 1 ■ Woodburn high school. Mien county; State: 2' Millersburg high school. Elkhart county. State: (’layjxx)] high school. Kosciusko county . team members - Russ White. Curtis Slone. Max Evans, and Richmond Slone. Poultry' and Eggs -1 Kendallschool. Noble county - . .;2 R K’hester high school.

1 A [«..w lrrt\ t t I ■A \Slll\i; n>\„ P C. ’• Special ' St :, - it<>r Vance Hartke ‘D-lrd mov- < I ’ slay, to ease suffering and econ- < :■ !■.• i:,.r- -u-tirg from natural 1 ■ - ■ I- -. ■■ s St •: itor. acting in the wake of the Palm Sunday tor- - !.‘j.-slat on intnstuced in the Senate to sjxvd reco very for strict es and biis- • I Etxtend the term of 3 pfer cent ter i '..>-fc:vd by the’Small Bii'-iiiess Administration from 20 to ,I’■ o\ iioutright grants t<> liomeowntrs. to reduce the total of ou'.standii'L; SBA loans and mortgag- ■ s ■ i ,i n axo: ;m of 25 j'K-r cent of the individual's income. A t'.evt.ir moratorium on principal and interest for disaster loans granted by-SBA and the Farmers Home* Administration in case of i.ardship in repayment. Senator Hartke said further legisLc on to improve disaster relief programs is planned. ’ Tragic tornadoes and other disasters leave thousands, economically dest tute”. Senator Hartke said. “Homes and businesses must be rebuf.t The lives of families and the wvli-lieing of private enterprise must be restored to the best of our ability. * This leci-lation is a first step toward meeting the needs of our fellow Americans who, through fate alone, are thrown unexpectedly, and v iokntly into economic chaos. It will the floodwaters along the Ifia'is'ippi and in any other area where J. -aver strikes”. Hearings on the Hartke-Proxmire proposal w ill begin next Tuesday and quick action is expected in the Congress. - County Farmers Help In Elkhart County Farmers and otiier rural Kos- < iiLsko county residents have spent nearly a thousand work days in Elkhart county assisting with the cleaning of farms ravaged by the Snpdßy tornado.

- Fulton county - State Mentone and Syracuse high schools placed 7th and Bth, respectively. » Mentone team members -Ed An- - toiiides, Randall Antonides, Dave • Kuhn, Tony Peters. Syracuse team • members - Larry' Tom, Garry Tom, } Danny Kreis, and Jon Roberts. i Forestry - (1) New Paris high > school. Elkhart county - State; (2) > Prairie Heights hihg school, La • Grange county - State Syracuse high school placed Sth - earn members were: Doug Long. ; Rick Stalter, and Max Richcreek. Entomology . i'l> Cromwell high i school. Noble county - State; t 2) Arcola high school, Allen county - State Livestock - (1> Rochester high school. Fulton,, county - State; <2) ! South Whitley high school, Whitley 1 county , State Beaver Dam 4-H club placed sth - 1 team members were: Dick Harrold. Connie Ault. Buni Barber, and Butch Barber, ' ■ Kos tunty people Who asl sisted with the contest were Myron Mete furnished Guernsey • cows for one of the classes in the dairy- contest and Kralis Brothers, ■ who furnished live birds for two production classes, a keep and cull - class' and -a market class in the ■ poultry and egg contest-.

The mam w rk force went in April 15 and 16 in response to a teqMflt- by the county agent, Doti Frantz.' Tae g.-nur-s were dspateiied . ptinvurily from Miller's Country Restaurant by deputy x.n-r::: Saitsbiry Others ■ t • iy :i. the friends and relatives and stii; others were directed by church . The two’ Kowiusko <-><mty farm or janizat -ms t!i i much of Hie organizing -of crews were the Fann Bureau and National Farmers Organization. Harold Gawthrop of Etna -G.reen, county Farm Bureiiu ehairm.an, contacted ie.-.i-s i: , : .l town-hips to direct workers to tiie area BID Frus'i, Jr. of the X.FO. ; was die contact man for that group which, ti-ed thi'ir '‘minute-man ” . system t<> for hefo. ■ . I Smaller n’mr.lxT.s of farm workers c ntimied to a.-s ,-x dur.. ; the week ■ ■ -u-r. Several groups. ’• i ’ • , .■ • , re . q’j»*si ass grinerts These groups of meh were d.rected to the Menr.onite Reae: Agi-iii-y who had a completely organized file of all farms m the area requiring help. This agency. wh s experienced.and higidy .capable m dnecting rural disaster aeuv ues. d:d an outstanding job in as-stmg o-'. Elkhart County farms. The a su.-Lgr that barely missed us points out several needs tliat we | -hjiuld not over-look. One is that most f.trm insmxinvv programs are . ent rely inadequate to nu-et a loss : of this kind and it is not pos- . sibie to insure. cornpietely, there is a need for improvement of many insurance programs .Another fact that was pointed out was that we must support our law enforcement and relief agencies constantly if we evpect them to be of greatest value when we need them, TJiey needed them in Elkhart county a few days ago and they were there. I

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