The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 May 1965 — Page 3
To Prosecute Parties Who Are Misusing Kosciusko County Dumps
In their meeting on Tuesday , afternoon of this week at the court house couhty commissioners Frederick Gilliam, Lawrence Butts and
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. Ray .Fenerda decided to ask county sheriff Howard (Sam' Holbrook and county prosecuting attorney .Ulan Rasor, to meet with them at
y I the June meeting to see about posk sible prosecution of those citizens ' caught misusing county dumps. It has been brought to their atlt tention by those operating the dump , I sites that garbage, dead animals and other unlawful matter has been placed in the dumps, which are j maintained for trash only. | The dumps are used after hours also and debris is placed to far ifrom the dumping banks. In some I cases the fences and gates are destroyed to make entries after hours. 'The hours for county dumps are 9 am. to 6 pm seven days a week , It was further noted that sevseral residents are using the dumps j for target practice and are endangering lives, homes and livestock near these, areas ' Many persons from out of county are using the dumps and will cause them to fill j up to fast. The county maintains six dump sites, the ..Heiman dump, south of Warsaw ' the Hively dump, west of south of Pierceton;, the Likens dump: near North >Vebster: the Seminary dump on Lake Wawasee and the Scott dump, near Dewart lake All six are for use of all Kosi ciusko county residents since they are maintained by the county - w WANT ADS
Ligonier News > Bv ROSE CUNNINGHAM West Noble To Have Reading Program I There will again be an eight-week summer reading program for elementary students, grades four toeight. :n the West Noble schools. The program will begin on June 1 and classes will be in session from 8 am. until 11:20 am. Stu- ( dents in Wawaka area including ■ North Eikhart. will attend classes ■J at Wawaka: Kimmell. Washington Tout. ship, and Cromwell, at Crom- , well school; Perry Township and . Ligonier, at the Ligonier elementary school. No more than 12 or 14 •students will' be in each class - I This program is designed to brI ing students with, reading problems to higher levels of reading ability. Honor Society Pinning Held i A formal Honor Society pinning was held at the Ligonier high school j Wednesday evening for 25 students ; who were named to this group on | April 21. Parents and friends were I invited to attend. Those honored were Marilyn Benedict. Bruce I Burns. Susie Carper, Mary Ann Hite. Dick Kuster, Rick Slathew, Barbara Peterson, Kathy Sullivan, Eugene Wells, Linda Wolf, Patty t Williams. and Karen Yoder, from I the senior class. Juniors — Mike Enders. Mary Frey, Sue Hain. Rose Hite, .Allyson I Smith, Dick Stahly. Judy Stoelt- | ing. and. Linda Vanette Sophomores — Roily Badorek. ( David Crockett. Kathleen Hain, Margery Mathew, and Patricia I Yoder’. Miss Hite Wins County DAR Honors Miss Mary Ann Hite, senior in Ligonier high school, has been a- | County'' first place award, given by i Daughters of the American Revolution, of Kendallville. . The pin and certificate were presented to Miss Hite at a dinner at Linder's in Kendallville, last week Miss Laura Goodwin of the DAR I made the presentation. Ollier winners were Miss Martha Perking. Kendallville; Miss CarBRAMMER Furniture AT SYRACUSE. IND. Opening Furniture Specials Save Many Dollars on National Advertised Furniture Pontiac. Carsons. Simmons. Kroehler, Serta. Wolf. Imperial. National and Many others! In Early American, Modern, Traditional. French & Italian Provincial, thin line and Contemporary. 1 1.000 s<;. ft. of fine furniture. REG. $149.95 Nylon S and Chair with foam cashns Only $99.00, REG. $29.50 Innersj Mattress. Only $22:50 REG. $49.95 Nylon-Plastic Recliners. Only $38.88 REG. $49.50 Foam Back : and Cushion Base Rocker. Onlv S3XOO REG, $74.50. Wolf Sofa Bed, Only $5b.88. REG. $119.50 Early American 5-Piece Maple Dinette With Plastic Top. Only SBB.BB REG. $249.50 Early Amerj ican Sofa & Swivel Matchin Chair. Only $189.00 REG. $79.50 Chrome 7 I Piece Dinette Set, able I and 6 Chairs. Only $58.88 REG. $139.50 Early AmeriI ican or Modern 3-Piece Bedroom Suite. Only $99.00 REG. $239.50 Hideabed I Complete With Mattress. Onlv $193.66 REG. $229.50 Gibson Refrigerator 10 cu. ft. Only $148.88 w.q.t. L REG. $69.50 Bunk Beds. I: Complete. Only $48.88 Open Evenings Hil 9 Sundays from 1 to 5 p.m. 3 WAYS TO BUY Charge. Cash. Payment I BRAMMER Furniture mi. S. on Rd. 13, | Syracuse, Ind.
olyn Lortie. Albion high; Miss. Shirley Price, Wawaka high; and Miss Sandra Hurley, Wolf Lake high. Futuite Homemakers l Meet To Honor Mothers I j Members of the Future Home- ; makers of Ligonier high school entertained their mothers in the gymnasium, Tuesday evening. Miss Karen Yoder, president, ’presided at. the business meeting and Sandra Hae welcomed the guests. Members then conducted a candlelight prayer, service. Timo korhonen. exchange student from Finland, gave an illustrated talk on his country, followed by a question and answer period. Miss Karen Franks, district president of FHA. and her mother of Wawaka were guests of the. group. HIGH SCHOOL ART EXHIBIT HELD The Ligonier high school art ex- ' hibit, sponsored by the P.T.A. was held in conjuctiOn with their meeting •last Monday evening at the high school building. Cheri Good was winner bf the purple ribbon. Blue ribbons in the oil painting group went to Cherie Gtxxi. Larry Fox. Sandy DiGangi. and Gary Smith, Red ribbons were awarded to Tom Long, Larry Fox and Sandy DiGangi. White ribbons went to Ronnie Kelly. Steve Kelly. Sandy DiGangi and Tim Long: with honorable mention going to Gaiy Anderson and Sandy DiGangi. Other prizes were awarded for leather-tooling, palette knife painting and still life. All prizes were donated by the P. T. A. CHARLES BECK INSTALLED RVLER OF ELKS LODGE Charles Beck was installed as exalted ruler of Ligonier Elks bodge No 451. at their regular .meeting, ‘Tuesday night: I Other officers for the coming year ’that were installed that evening, injdude Larry Baker, esteemed lecturiing knight; Grover Patrick, esteemled leading knight: Jerry Bush, esquire; James Galloway, chaplain: 1 Channing Todd, inner guard; Paul Guerke. tyler; John Ray, treasurer: Hal Janes, Jr., secretary; and Vem Fisher, trustee. DISMISSED EARLY Ligonier high School was dismissed at noon Thursday for the Noble county track meet held at Albion. SERVE CHRIST FIRST PARTY Members of the Serve Christ First class met in the church social rooms for their quarterly ,class party last Saturday evening. The group enjoyed the pictures of Dr Wilson S Parks, district' superintendent of E.V B churches, of a recent trip t« Europe. CROCKETT. Gary Ross Mr. and Mrs. Allen . Ross Crockett are the parents of a son bom April 27 in the Goshen hospital. The baby has been named Gary Ross and weighed eight pounds, six ounces. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lehman and the paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Nyell Crockett. ST. PATRICK’S SODALITY MEETS The St. Patrick’s church Sodality met Monday.. May 3. at the Oblate Mission House There were 18 members present ftosaiy was recked and benedic- i ton given by Father J. B. Me Carter ;reel'd:nc the meetinc JThe vice president. Mrs Roßen P Stanley, was in . charge of the meeting. Announcements were made that May 16 will be May Crowning and May 30 Communion. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. Mrs. Jack Griffith. Mrs James ’Crist and Mrs L M Bink Several door were aj wartied. Mrs. Opal Murphy Mrs. Opal ’L. Murphy, 59, of r 1 Kimmell died at 4 a.m. ..Wednesday in tiie Goshen hospital where she had been . a patient for 36 hours. Death was due to cancer. Mrs. Murfiiiy was born November 1, 1905, in Noble county. She had her entire life in the .Kinunel community. Survivors include her. husband, Floyd; four sons. George of Kimmell. Leßoy of Ligonier, Esteil of Churubusco and Eugene at home: two daughters. Mrs. Laurel Leiteli of Avilla and Lmda at home; ten grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Carl Murphy of Kimmell. Frit nds mav call at Uirey-Sedg-wick funeral home. Ligonier, after 7 p.m Thursday and after noon Saturday at the Big Lake Church of God where services will be conducted at 3 pm. Burial will be in the Ormas cemetery. Mra. Birdie A. Loy Mrs Birdie A Loy. 74. of r 1 J jgqpier died Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the McCray hospital, Kendallville. where she had been a patient for one week. Mrs. Lov was bom near Ligonier March' 28. 1891. She had re* sided all of her life in the Lagomeri community. Her husband. Snriev Loy. preceded her in death in 1960 Survivors are one daughterJMrs. Karl Bobeck of r 1 Topgka: one foster sc Larry McKibtxn of r 1 Ligonier: six grandchildren: five foster grandchildren; /eight greatgrandchildren: one brother, Clem Guntie of Fort WavneX and one sister. Mrs. Zoe BriH of \ 3 Ligonier. Funeral services will Deconducted at 1 p.m. Saturday' at the~Tk%>eka Mennonite church. Friends may call after noon on Friday at the Vlrey-Sedgwick funeral home, Ligonier Burial will be in the Brown cemetery. COMMUNITY NEWS The Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service had as its guests Wednesday afternoon women
Honor Gold Star Mothers At Auxiliary The regular meeting of Ancil Geiger Unit 226 American Legion Auxiliary at Milford was held at the Milford fire station on Tuesday evening. The business meeting was conducted by the president. Mr£ Wade Mishler, with 35 members and one guest, Mrs. . Gordon Rhodes, present. At the close of the meeting Gold Star chairman, Mrs. Hattie Becker, seated the Gold Star mothers' — j Mrs. George (Lillie' Auer, Mrs. Mrs. Pibmer 'lda l Michael, and Mrs. Elizabeth Stiffler, and the Gold Star sisters — Mrs. Stanley. Betty 1 Scott. Mrs: Ren (Kate)Clark. Mrs Eldon Agnes' Hurd. ' Mrs. Gordon Thedia) Rhodes — at a beautifully decorated gold and white table. The May meeting each year is honoring these mothers and sisters of tlie service men who gave so much for their country. The social committee served refreshI ments to the members in the gold ’ and white theme that they had car- . ried out in all the decorations in > :! the meeting room of ..the fire station., | During the regular meeting the j . president gave a report oh the second district meeting she attend-1 - ed at Delphi on April 14. It was j r I stressed at this meeting that all j unit chairmen should report to their | district chairmen at least three I times a year. There will be a | junior conference at Otterbein on ,i May 8. . y Plans were made for the Mem- j . onal Day parade which w ill be on j Sunday, May 30. Members of the j unit are asked to help decorate the ■ itruck for children ohs Saturday, . May 29. at 6 o’clock, at Berkey- . ( pile’s Texaco station. The president . was askbd to attend a meeting of . clubs andiorganizations on, May 7 to complet plans for the parade : The Junior Auxiliary will meet on Tuesday. May 11, after school i Mrs Harnv Haab. Knightstown e ehaimian. read an article | about the 100th anniversary cele-1 bration to be held September 19 at the home and showed a picture of. the three year old child. April Barnett. whom the unit is sponsoring this year. Membership chairman, Mrs Harold Freeman, awarded the small bangle pins to the members who signed up a new member this year. Those, receiving bangles were Mrs. Wade Mishler, Mrs William Izeemon. Mrs. Herbert Stump. Mrs, Llovd Coy, Mrs Phyllis Met Mrs Robert Geiger, and Mrs. FreeMrs. Dale Stump reported that the chorus members served the 1 Milford bowlers on Tuesday and she 'thanked all the Auxiliary members who helped. She led the members in singing ‘‘Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean" and the hymn "Holy, Holy. Holy.” , The unit chairmen reported that all reports have been sent on that are due at this time. The nominating committee: Mrs. | Stanley Scott. Mrs. Robert Geiger. | and Mrs. William Leemon. read the slate of nominees for offices for the coming election. The election will be held in June this year due to the fact that the state convention will be in July this year [and all officers must be elected thirty days prior to this. The president set May 19 as tne day to clean the Leu.on ILi'.!| All members are asked to come and t help some time during the day. There will be work. for all volunteers from ” o’clock on until the work is completed. The unit decided to give Bibles to two local schools and Mrs. Stan-1 •lev Scott was asked to do this.’ [ •Poppy chairman. Mrs. I.Jo’yd Coy, made plans for Poppy Days which Will lie May 28 and 29, She would* like to have every member help on i 4 these two days. The‘Poßpy Poster w ircters will be ' announced early ! next week Mrs. Coy. presented the ■ president with a poppy corsane i that had been made bv Mrs Will- . iam Burcett Mrs ' Mishler wore ■ ' this during the meeting The social [ conin'', it tee for the month of June :s chairman Mrs Robert Geiger. Mrs Ren Clart. Mrs. Dale Stamp, I Eleanor Tom. Mrs. Robert I • - and three junior members Kathy i Stamper. Sandra Stamper, and Patricia Ba.iev The jui'.iors will attend . the June meeting at the request o; ' n the president. from the other churches of the city. ■ The meeting was held in the church ; ’ social rooms from 1 to 3 p.m. with | i a very interesting mission study givi en bv Mrs. Quentin Stultz. ■ I Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schrock of i i Bradenton, Florida, are enroute to •| Ligonier, and are expected to arrive Friday, to spend the summer months in the city. Mr and Mrs. Forrest Slabaugh 1 entertained the Country Euchre ( club last Saturday night at their home north of Ligonier. High <scores were held by Mrs. Earnest Sbell'and Ellsworth Peterson. J'Directors and employees of the Ci American State Bark and their H husbands and wive?, bad their, ! spring “evening out,” at the Embers Restaurant, Fort Wayne, Tues- ► day evening. . Mary Jane Roe. a student at West- . era Michigan college. Kalamazoo, is spending a week with her parents, t Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Roe . Mr. and Mrs. Richard ' Snuth of Gastonia. N. C. spent a week! ' ing his mother. Mrs. Emmitt Smith. , at her home south of Ligonier. Mr.. X-*ir:d Mrs. Smith recently moved to from Pompano Beach. FLv Ross Williams and Don Sharpe, of ’ Indianapolis, spent last weekend witii ‘ : Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williams at their farm home near Ligonier. Mrs. Hazel Kurtz had as Sunday dinner guests. Mr., and Mrs. Percey y Troyer of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. s Rov Butts and Mrs. Chloe Bunger, n of Benton.
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COMPLETING MILE RUN—Gale His time: 4:43.9. Danner, Pierceton trackman, is Following close on his heels are shown here as he crossed the finish Doug , Gregory of Pierceton and line in Friday's all-county track Rick Helfrich of Larwill. meet at Pierceton. . A Mail-Journal staff photo.
SYRACUSE PARK AND CONCESSIONS Open May 15 For The Season On Beautiful Syracuse Lake W. E. LONG DRIVE Swimming, Boating, Picnic Tables, Food, Cold Drinks and Coffee. Souvenirs and Lakeland Information J. A. Buster, Mgr. Phone: 457-2405 P. O. Box 242 Syracuse, Ind.
WAWASEE INTERIORS, INC. Highway 13A — East Side Lake Wawasee DIAL: 856-2145 FURNITURE DRAPERIES UPHOLSTERING FLOOR COVERINGS WALL ACCESSORIES GIFTS STORE HOURS: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Evenings 6 to 9 CLOSED SUNDAYS RALPH and MILDRED ENOCH
MOTORCYCLE T. T. SCRAMBLE RACES ' ■ ' . ■ ... ’ May 16, 1965 Just 3 Miles North Os Pierceton On State Road 13 Practice: 12:00 Races: 2:00 Sponsored By The LAKELAND MOTORCYCLE CLUB Donation: Adults SI.OO — Children Under 12 Free
PUBLIC SAtE The property of the late Joy M. Rassi to be sold at Public Auction located at 109 N. Henry St. in Milford, Indiana Saturday, May 15 • 12:30 P. M. Extra good Philco. refrigerator, Tappan gas range, kitchen table & chairs, Kenmore electric dryer, Maytag washer, round oak dining table with 8 chairs & buffet, 2 sets small tables, oak library table, 2 piece extra good living room suite, 2 good matching green cai-pets 12’xlT & 12’xl2’ with pads, rocking chairs. White treadle sewing machine Hoover electric sweeper, RCA television with hew picture tube, 4 poster bed with dresser. 2 metal beds complete, cedar chests, bed complete, dresser, twin headboards, kitchen scales, dishes cooking utensils, set of dishes, assorted lamps, throw rugs, vibrator pillow, curtain stretches, conserve canner, cuckoo clock, ironing board, laundry tubs, bathroom scales, sandwich toaster. 2 step ladders, lawn Chairs, assorted paint, meat saw, steel chest, fruit jars, sleds, ice chest; gas lantern 2 hunting coats & pants, fishing tackles,. assorted nails & screws, Christmas tree holder, set of head phones. 6 volt automobile radio, Comet (Pan-American by Conti), Centrifugal pump. 8 lengths garden hose, good 10’ X 14’ tarp, block & tackle, stock tank heater like new, fence charger like new. garden tools, carpenter tools, mechanic tools, and many other miscellaneous articles. Antiques: Walnut chest of drawers, 2 trunks, handearned pedestal, hall tree, rocker, clock,iron kettles, jugs, crocks, flat irons, cookie jar, dishes, salt cellars; picture frames, decorator oil lamp, 2 oil lamps, and other pieces. Terms Cash ' Not responsible for accidents ROBERT M. RASSI Kenneth Fawley, Auctioneer Raymond Pinkerton, Clerk
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