The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 June 1965 — Page 6
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North Webster News
CORINNE STAPLES. Correspondent J . PHONE 834-2608
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NEW' EQI IPMENT — Harold Broun, president of the Brown Mo-laxM-x Co.. Inc., of North Webster and Bremen, announced Thursday
Local Churches Hold Vacation Bible School Methodist A two-week vacation Bible school is hi progress st the . Methodist uth " • R« « atvl. Mrs. Max Simpson in d »»t arrangements and Mrs Phil ■ Simpson s ' a;s > s e»r ..«■ <>' ’’ ■' . pre'• ! <«>! cdiildren and Mrs .J.mito ; charge o ..... ten group -Mrs .lames Greiner ■ ■ Mas ' Watson te teach”.: third.andfourth grades and Mr< Maron Bud Lantz has tto fifth ...to sixth grade group. ( hurch of the Brethren ■ day night after completing a one:. week ' • >gram wrti ’ ■ ” ■ attendance The theme “was 1 “Discovering v ,■... < • Ihe lessons, were d.- • • .rumpused us the junior and junior and the beginners and Mro Howard Kiser had charge of the jtsiiOr group wrth Howard Ke*-: -i charge <»f crafts and Mrs JqC Barrett. Mt * I mo Shock and* Miss Melody Shock, in charge of nus . Mss Joan Royer had charge of the younger group with Mrs Joe e . .■■ ... ' ■ Misses Carlte Jeamte Kiser and Anda Re.isunor in charge of music. l Refreshments wwe served by a comm dee headed .by Mrs On - a ran and <M»by will be presented st the morning worship sen -co Jfote —NW— No. Webster Lions Club Elects New Officers :At x meeting of tto North . Websor- L-<s ■ ltv» t.re following members were elected to office. for. the next year- Jon Sroufe, president: . ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ iX‘” Y third vice .preside!’:; - K twi.' secretary; Richard • ... to ", <• xi-.r* d:nx ’ •F'- Pax id ■ Pavne., Hon . tarn-. \ . ' ■. _ to ed oto .year director to replace ■ -K.vi.Rz who .resigned- - nW - Mae Roberts District V. P. of legion Auxiliary ■Mrs?' John Roberts. Mrs .Stanley ■■• and; Mfr Men in Wagoner attended the second district meeting .of the .American Legion Auxiliary held Wednesday at Chesterton This befog the test district meeting, of the war. sttwwuncement of the ratings of the Units'was made. Th' Herbert Kuhn Unit No. 253 of North Webster received a superior rating Election of district.. officers was also held with Mrs. John Roberts of North Webster elected to the ofof first vice presktent . -NW— Chain O’ Lakes’ 4-H Club Meet At Rhodes Home The Chain 0’ Lakes 4-H dub met revwitly at the, home of Mrs Norman Rhodes. Marilyn Reiff, president. called the meeting to order and the flag pledges were ted by Melody and Beth Fifer. Health anc safety were given by ail mv'tfxrs present I The demonstration given by John Rhodes acquainted members witr methods of catching, killfrig, pre serving .'kxl mounting various spe-c-nx-’. mSuding die best materials tO tlx' Mt— .’M'i's <■;< tissod their so r pmxvi It was announced that Marilyn Reds and Theresa Pifer are to attend the junior lea kr nweting in Warsaw to be held Monday, June U. Dmonstrations will be given by Jhtntß Krasnareby. John Rhodes and Melody Pifer at the county meeting June 15. Eleven members and aAdt teadecs .W present at Ute meeting. The next meetfog will be at the riutzman home
Wednesday. June 16, 1965
that four, new International Diesel traitors and four new Monon trailers had been added to the company’s fleet.
Miss Cheryl Beezley Honored At Bridal Shower Th- Misses Joann Mena entert uiHxi at the'Pythian Hail ' last Wednesday night at a bridal shower, .so 'honor of I Miss Cheryl Beezley who became me bride « •• tn Kann ot Wartaw at r . Table- were drtxrated with the bride’s chosen colors, pink and vrt-.ite. and the room Was dixviratef.J with matching cotordd streamers ted guests.who attended were|j M-sm-s Jt-nilee Guide Massey Beverly TTiompson of Milford. -Jo-: Gansert. •' Sandy . Bell., . Wanda Wywong, Ikfoithy Strand, j 'Melinda Watson. Jackie Kuhn, Frani Baugher, Judy Hardin and r j soy Kunce ' . ' i, RiMrvshmerLs servet|i consisted of ; | mit and mint -NW—- ■ , y ■ ■■ i ■ ; . . .. _ ■ Charm ‘N’ Chatter Club Entertains 1 M ■ mstratidn dub Monday aidit when . officers e; •’><■ Efficient Hornemak- - county council vice president, anil ' , 4: i . ne<' Mr- Gi't‘iv*ry. .were ■ r> vM iil Mrs Marvin Ward was cth y ' I t The nweting wits opened with tlie t<< iiiv thn; .rill tie eiub creed ted by the vice president, Mrs Hertiert Brunner Mrs Hit-; p,-:. ■; rtith arid safety tee& |er gave wune tips on the use. of j hot ahd cold packs anil in the ab-1 seme of the aoog fodder, the"sengi >! the mcwith was reyrtred by Mrs. e Henderson who also led in tog the first verse of ’’Beauti- 1 * ful Dreamer ” - I Members answered roH call by l 'ideecribfog ' the weddin , g '.Mr- S i-lkumkHi of the iwinuUi-e ■. refuted ' tivr.it hi iad been set'to bee he - W• • Playhouse Mrs Lor n Bads<sl the enure chib Ims been tovfted ■'.> * she. m-vi iit: of the Bolter ’ Hbmes club in BeuriMih on Jtily 6 A,! re;«>rt <x'i the ’W-etit spring lunch- ! ihe .County CotUK'il who j ;is 'tee Kos ■ ■ . ■ •iierfonees on this trip and tokl of ■ ■ ■ portufoty to attend such a seminar ’ ... . | The nxs ’ ■ -iised I by Uie merrfoers 'repeatMig the elub (..be: after whirii -a short period •>; /.mes and cxnUi-sts was conducted by Mrs George Staples. Re-' des- , r.,. kvrs, and > ■- o ■ - • : ' . Officers of the' EfficM-nt Home- i ■ -./■,. attended were Mrs C• ! ,-.’3 GaskW, Mrs James Klfoe, . M:s Helen Rarer and Mrs. Lewis. I -NW- ’ I AIIMMIMIV NEWS . ‘ Mtis Marsha Lou Shock attended ' 4-H Round-up at lAirdue last week Mr and Mrs t J Meiuie. who U. left June 4 returned June lO.fnHn a trip to New York where -they-' s v.si!i-i Mss Lora Wiirbte at her s tome in Long Island and attended * the world s (air Hwy also attended a Broadway play “Bajour.” The ' ■ -- . ■■ - s ■' M•_ and ■ Mrs C -,r Merit left' Saiuntay ivriit n New York <. Mrs A itiaaer suffered a * broken' wrist in a fall at her home s ’ Thursday morning Jbe wrist is - >' M. < Richard, Kisdtr and chddd spent last week with Mrs. Rachel Morehead Mrs Erma! X’anator entertainmembeirs of her family recently “ wth a supper and pootoon ride on u < s . like honoring her son, Janie and s her son-in-law. Dale Cremeens who have birthdavs th s month. M Rtoert Boastidt and Mrs. » Utorles Harris attended the friend- - sli p n iiht program at the Elkhart > Pvt Kan Sisters meeting Fridav > I night when thev observed their 75th >' ami.versarx' Mrs. Bosrtick was a i guest officer She reported a large r j attendance with the grand chaef i and six oilier gnuxl officers pr»> ■ i sent Mrs. Tva Kirwin of Fort Wayne ' arrivto Sunday to spend the summer at Jigr coti ige on Lake Web-
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grubb of Gas I City called ,on relatives in this community Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Jacob Krouse entertained the following members of their family from Fort Wayne over the week end: Mr. arid Mrs. Jack Krtuse and family. Mrs. Rita Smith and children and Mrs. Mary KathI erine Love and children. Mr and Mrs Orva Miller and daughter Sally, and Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Kline were guests of the Noble Kline’s in South Bend Sun- | day when tliey entertained with a barbecue dinner. On their return tliey visited briefly with Mr: and Mrs Richard Lugg also in South Bend. Mr and Mrs Leonard Vanator spent the week end at their cottage in Michigan. I James Gullett of Bloomington arI rived on Thursday for a few days*' yis.it wrtli his parents. Mr. and Mrs. IC J. Menzie and other reJatr. es I imd friends in this community, j Little Jame-; Gullett HI. returned I home with his fattier after having spent the post two weeks here with his grandparents. Mr and Mrs. ( • Ralph Wysong and Mr and M:-< C J Menzie. Mr anti Mrs Carl K..ser and tamily were foists to the Church of the Brettiren picnic’ on Sundav at home Alvmbers of-the church ] land their families jotirneyed to the . Kiser Ixkme after morning senices for a picnic tench art! an after- ■, noon o f good fellowship, hall gifones, ; ' rides, etc .Mr and' Mrs ..Got-. ■ don Mock and family of . Midtfie- ’ ■ son of the pastor. . ini David. smaH sons <>f Mr and Mrs David Richards cole- * i tooted their birthdays Sunday witir , or at the home of ’t.ri*ir -in i-xronts Mr and Mrs ■ ’ - ■ ’hroe and u■ ■ • - four years old Tlie im- i wndies were present ' ' ~j Milford Locals VI ,i'ki Mr- Ro'i>ert Neibert, B. -a., .a .-M.iiy .!■> of r .’.North . Webster were Saturday evening guests of' Mr and Mrsi Walter n and Vicki Sue of r i MUfordf • Jon Dewart; son of Mr. and Mrs Randall Dewart of Milford, is honx' from Fems Slate tullege,B;., Rapids, Midi. He is working . ■ .. I Mrs Curtis Sauder and ■ Pal and B . ; >ent st veral days , around M . ord They iw:v at Mr. and Mrs, iMuunev Beers fin* lunch on Tliursday and al Mrs. Helen Serg’s at At iwood. The three Cadies are sisters. Randall Dewart of Vbliord spetef • the week end at Peotocote. Fla., I business. ■' ‘ ' Mr and Mrs (..yn Hamilton lend \tsttors -n tto honte of his .. Mrs Eute Hamilton, at Milford ' M uaq Mi> J G Wolford and .j > ani Mi> Art Hummel oi Oswego were Sunday eremng callers at the M Waite. Nyce xit ot Miliord. i Mr and Beer, .Mr. and !Mrs Henry Beer, Mr. and. Mrs ■ ' iL; ’■'.■. ■>:■ ...: ■ Mrs Ezra Bee'. ~.:i the Mdiord area; Rev Wen ■ ' Fi.. ..t-s.i le; ■ and Rev. and Mrs John Jtolliei and tam.iy of ■ kg Mr ; ' ' ■' k y S .;<<■" ■ ’’daughter < , ~ M and ell ( ‘ ,«ki Wednesday and will spend sev- . eeks n the fowne >•: ner par■•■»e Miller bt.. ; Milford and his mother, Mrs. Jack 1 (Gardner of Nappanee. Tliey also fol their friends and ..relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miller of Mitford and Mr and Mrs Rex MJI ier of Ligomer were Sunday dinner o: Mr. fold Mrs J.nuny * land Bo.toy Jo o: Markle, near Fort j Wayne Mr anti Mr- Iknnis Sharp-df. I Milford were in louisville. Ky. Spnday~ and Monday attending a harilware show. Mr and Sirs. George Auer, Jr., tod a cook out Sutxkiy Mr. and Mrs Waxw Bucher, Jr. and fam--1 Uy, Mr and Mrs. DfottUd Nyee ami i.sii'J) and Mr ami Mrs. Stahley ’ Scott, were guests.' Mr and Mrs. Philip Beer are at Mort.ir, Hi., due to the death of her nephew who was killed in a car accident at 2 30 a m Sunday. t Mrs. Ruth DeFries and Mrs. s Jesse Miller of Milford arxl Mrs. Virginia Bockman of North Webi ster were shopping to South Bend ■ Thursday. 5 Guests in the home of Mrs. Joe Sunthimer of Milford last week . were.'Mr and Mrs. Gary Culp of Madison,. N J. and Ember and Tamara An iri of Kokomo. Mr and . Mrs. Culp have returned to their classes and work at Drew univerj saty where MT. Culp is enrolled in the school <rf ttoofogy. Mrs. Culp j s at Jersey State where she is cons tnuing her wnrk in elementary edicatnn, Dick Sharp retorted to Milford . xi June 7 from Kalamaaoo college, t He is working so the hardware this summer. i Mr and Mrs. George Auer. Jr.. i »re staying on the Georce Auer, - Sr,- form while the senior Auers f are at Long Lake, Wise., for six . weeks Mr and Mrs. M’ayne Beer, Greg. ■ Michael, and Thn were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Beer.
Id •¥ ’ ■HHLMc9KSt£ j. < vl JI DY AND BARB—Hardly anoyne could tell, but these whimsical damsels are Judy Crouch and Barbara Sellers, dressed to draw attention to their sorority, the Lamba Chi Omega, at Pierceton’s street fair Tuesday night. , Mr. and Mrs Ren Ckirk and family of Milford returned tome Monday from a ten-day trip to Ontario, Canada. | Mr and Mrs Royce Fuller, and granddaughter. Rebecca Brown, of Al.lford attended a wedding in Chicago on Saturday. They spent the wTek end there and Sund.iy afternoon went to Old Tfort sight seeing. ' • Mrs RussCll Hum of Salt Lick. Ky . vis.ted with her dauifoter. Mrs Lloyd Mynhier. Mr. Mynhier. Carol and Mark at Milford for a week. Paul ’ Hamilton, son <rf Mr. and Mrs Clyde Hamilton of Milford, is hoiive for the summer from Western * M:s Randall IX-wurt is helping at Om's nursing home id Milford. Mr and Mrs Richard FdknerJ ; fo>d sons are va«»tioning for two < weeks. Part of the time uns spent ; visiting relatives in Wichita, Kanas. ;< Mrs. Eunice ('raft and daughter, i Jacqueline of Galesburg, 1.1 . and I Mr., and Mrs. T>-'i Beer of FortiJ Wayne we:v recent week end guests < of Mr fold Mrs Harry Beer and son < Robert at Milford. < Sunday, June 6. dinner guests of 1 Mr and Mrs. Dennis Sharp, Milford, were Mr md Mrs Carlos Morgan ■ an M: Sharp and M’> Har- ■ lan Sharp of Milford. They cele-,j ’•r is.-d Ik>nn:< Sharp's birthday M nd Mrs Alvie May family of Elkhart. Mrs Grace Carl , md Hariev Price of South Bend Mt md Mrs Howard' ■ •■.- • ■ (! • ■■; .• ■■ Ai •■ ■ :a’ c ■ -.4 ”f Mm. Juba .May of Miß l ford- . 25 TRAFFIC WARNING ISSUED BY MILFORD POLICE t ■ ■ I a total of 25 traffic warnings and , 15 boat warnings were issued this week by Milford police officers C W Mikesell and Ralph Gansert. This* wtis in addition to eight tickets that were is.<uevi Hie police officers have >tattxl they , are cracking down on speeders and those persons who are running sta-i tkmary stop signs. No warnings will be given for these offenses. ' ' ■ sons are not to ride horses in the sand at rhe Waubee. lake park, and I are reminding people of no boat launching or docking at the park Boats may be launched on the east-: B S ut cabin ■ . ■ k. . I Tickets issued are as fbilov..- ’ Timothy L. Walter. 19. r 2 Culver, muffler law, ta Hights and. no registration. arrested by Gansert. Fred H Weaver. 69, r 4 Syracuse d a beved stop sign arrested, by .' ■ ' . J ■ ' ( e '• ■ ' ed by Mikese'.l juday . • ' for-1 ■ Mikes justice of the peace Harry Dak!\>tv .- court A . Paris, transporting alcoholic . b-*ver-ages fined $.42T5 in Doty's court. I>. : nis W Sticher. 17. r 1 Wakarusa arrested by Mike.wll for doing S, ‘ ■ Clarence Doughs Housley. 20. Bremen, arrested by Mikesell for reckless driving. Phillip W B.iikey, 18, r 1 Milford, parked boat at beach and resisting ar:v<. ticketed by Gansert The 'cost and fine were suspended in JP Duty’s court. Tto officers arrested Kenny Pletcher of Syracuse on a warrant Tueslklv I’.- w•- !; $25 a’d co-t- <>: sl7 75 by .IP Doty fw running a Wolman off the road. ; Winners At Pierceton Fair ; Parade Winners of the Pierceton street ! fair parade, held Tuesday night i were as follows: f Marching Vnit — Ist. Lakettes of 1 Monticello; 2nd. Warsaw American i Lepton Post 49 color guard, r Oldest car — Ist, James Zalman. - 1929 Martin; 2nd. Max Miller, 1929 i Model A. Ford. i Mounted Unit — Ist, Watosh - county sherifTs petrol; 2nd, Fort - Wayne Shrine donkey patrol. Commercial Unit — Ist. Pietch--1 W’s IGA; 2nd, Norm s Sport Shop. School Bands - Ist. Pierceton > high school band; 2nd. Larwill high school band. Floats — Ist, Piereton Giri Scout , Troop 16; 2nd. Lamba Chi Omego i sorority. ; Fire Departments — Ist, Pierceton fire department; 2nd. Winona Lake fire department. Judges were Nancy Matchett, i Richard Reed, and Arch Baumgartner. '
Syracuse Town Board Buys 2-Way Radio For Police
Syracuse town board members i approved the purchase of a two i way radio for the Syracuse police t department at a meeting held Tues- < day to the town hall. The radio to be purchased is a I rebuilt one and will' be used by s police officers when they are not in < the police car. Tto one they are ’ using is only a oneway radio, thus they can only -receive on it and J 'must return to the car or a tele- J ' phone before tliey can talk to the ' I dispatcher. I The oneway radio will be used by ' Walter Hagerdon. street and water ] commissioner, after the police pur- ’ chase the twoway radio. < I Discussion was held on the pur- ‘ j chasing of a new > fire and emergency siren for tto town. Tto decision is being held until specifii cations are received from the fire
department. Clerk-treasurer Walter Calnon • reported to the board the new- roof had been put on the town hall. Tto roofing had been listed by the insurance rating bureau in its report several months ago. The clerk also read the new low on tiie state cumulative fund'. It j is derived from the state cigarette *ax and is to be used for improve-, merjt of town propertv-. Clerk Calnon told board members j fotout a new. street sealer used in several nearby town and suggested it be used in Syracuse Advertise : meats for folds will be published in the near future.. ■ Streets to be sealed are Parkway Drue and .south Main street from North street to the railroad. Who Owns The Curbs? A as. to who owns the . curbs along private property was asked Clerk Calnon answered the question by saying M pw ©ent of the property owners on a- street have to to in favor of a curb tofore it can to installed The cost of installin,- and maintaining a curb lies in the hands of the prop- ] erty. however, according to . law. tto curbs tolong to the town Board members., unproved... thej deputy marshall This refognatioh tot arre emvti.a '.is! eveniny A new deputy wflL be named soon . 'Police chief Dan. Ganger asked the board’s approval for the r ning off of an area on west MaiiLsireet. in front of the Youth Center, for' a record hpo to .to held in connection vvith the Flotilla parade Tiie i mission to rope oi'f the area was granted. Mrs BHty Dust was present ai l 'ask the board for some financial help on the swimming program and to de i life ciElrd at the city park' beach Board nn-mbers re-
You’ve SEEN It On The COVERS ■■ You’ve READ About It In TEST And RACE REPORTS OF THE BOATING MAGAZINES WAWASEE MARINA a ' presents ' to'! ■ ■ ' ' ; " ' THE ''■ ' to' ’ . ' ■ DONZI 16 SOFTEST RIDING. ORiLST HIGH-SPEED • ] ’ - ’ INCOMPARABLE HIGH-PERFORMANCE. . * j CUSTOM-FINISHEDSP9RT SKI BOAT J f to ST ALL-AROUND CUSTOM PERSONAL « tol BxiAT BUILT TODAY ' . i HtoMPACT KBREGLASSCONSTRUCTION'. . ... . ■ ■< “ ' ■ . ■ - ■ ' ' TEST MODEL HOLDER OF 8 WORLD MARATHON RECORDS ■- ' ■ 1 > ■ ' ' ' to— ® — —' - - ... [ ■ f 1 "' _ \ ’ ,-X.F / z -■ ■ I;"v xYZ < l> 2_,_ J- ■ . . See and Feel It’s Unbelievable BEAUTY and PERFORMANCE By Your Own Test Ride WAWASEE MARINA East End of Lake Wawasee on State Road 13A x
quested a member of the Water Safety Council talk to them and they w ould assist in any way they could. Clerk Calnon told tto board members about an old fire truck that should to replaced. Following discussion on the truck it was tabled until it could be investigated. Atending the meeting were board members Byron Connolly. Mrs. Frank Bates, Willard Nusbaum. Vernon Beckman, and Loren tong town attorney Robert Reed: street and water commissioner Walter Hagerdon; Mrs , Dale Sparklin. Mrs. Betty Dust. Joe Hughes, Dan Ganger. Tom Strickler, and Leonard Cripe. Five Students Confirmed Ip Grace Luthern
A class of five was confirmed at the Sunday. June 6. morning service of Grace Lutheran /hurch. Syracuse. They were Linda Bushong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bushong. Stephen Strickler, son of Mr ami Mrs. Tom Strickler. Daniel Jetmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jetmore. Mark Lea. son Jf Mr. ami Mrs, Arthur Lea and Ben Linger son of Mr. and Mrs. I WaHace Liniger. all of Syracuse. Members of the Luther League entertained at a 5 30 dinner Sun- • day afternoon tn Luther Hall m the r honor. Mary Barbara Immel was chairman, for the dinner coroi mittee. MILFORD F AND AM TO II W E CALLED MEETING Worshipful master J c Estep of Milford announced a called meetinc of the Kosciusko Cbuntv Lodge F and AM No. 418 at Slilford for the conferring: of . Master Masons degree on Friday. June 18. The lodge >en at 6:15 p m. with a. covered? did’,. di:::k'r atW 30 and decree w >rk at 7 36 Mr and Mrs Tom Koble find chilweeks i:i Syrocu-.e with • e forme' '.- iparents.' Rev. ami Mrs Jo-eph Keble. have returned to .the r to.He in Posh ver. Colo. Mr and Mrs Nelson Miles have < returned to the ir home in Sv rj u-e [after a visit in Carmel in die tome of their daughter. Mts. D:i Kapp. Mr. Rapp, and two daughters. .Mr fold Mrs. Deloss Weaver. Syracuse, visited Sunday! June 6, wit {tor mother. Mrs. Ada Smith of Coni verse, who i> a patient in the B uffton hospital. , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young of Marion spent last week end with Mr and Mrs Ralph Cline:.man and. f-.m' ily at Syracuse.
Ligonier News
By ROSE CUNNINGHAM W. Bryant Heads Strawberry Vally Days William Bryant lias been appointed general chairman of Ligonier’s biggest community celebration to be held on Labor Day, Sept; 6. Co-ordinating the events of the Strawberry Valley Day will be the Ligonier Jaycees with all other civic clubs co-operating. Work has .uready begun on organizing events ,fnd enlisting workers for this annual event. 4 FIRE DESTROYS GAS PUMPS Fire completely destroytxl the gasoline pumps and surroupdklg is land at the Rarick Standard Service Station at the Junction of roads 6 ■■i ' -a ar 1..■ -n »■::. S.uri.iy eve::-, ing. An attend;? t was filiiny the via<tank of a car and the driver, thinking the process had 'been compiled. started the motor with the hose still in the tank. Sparks ignited the flash fire which was kept unilvr. control by the Ligonier voiun-. fire department The car 1 and. occupants escaped without damage. Tiiis a.vident could have trigger; e 1 a fire of much larger proportions if it had not been for tto quick action o: this groitp of firemen. National Convention Held At Fort Wayne . Rerrv Busy Bees Girls’ 4-H club met Thursday for its annual township demonstration day, at Sun-E-Si<k‘ Rtvreation Center Members and their mothers enjoyed a potluck dinner at the iux»n . intermission.
Sorority Observes Founders’ Day
Theta Chapter. Kappa Sigma Tau Sorority observed its annual Founders’ Day with dinner at Plattner’s Steak House in Garrett Thursday evening, June 10 The 1965-66 officers were installed by Mi's. Brooks Cobbum and a short business meeting was conducted by tto new president, Mrs. Toni Spurgeon. The room was beautifully decorated in the Hawaiian motif and each guest was presented with a Hawaiian lei upon entering tto dining room. As a climax to tto evening, Mrs. John Ulrey showed slides of a recent trip to Hawaii. Door prizes were won by Mrs. John Hagen and Mrs. Elmer Lambright. The committee in charge of the evening Was Mrs. Tom Spurgeon. Mrs John Ulrey and Mrs. Robert Topham. Receptions For MHS Graduates This a continuation of the Milford high school graduates who had receptions following their commencement exercises on June 2. Connie Louise Sawyer A reception honored Connie Sawyer following the commencement exercises. It was held in the home of' Connie’s parents, Mr, and. Mrs. Lawrence Sawyer. Mints, cake, and fruit punch was served to the guests on a table decorated in the colors of white, yellow. and mahogany. ' - .Max B. Kuch Airs. Bernice Ruch, entertained reiativ'es at her hdme in honor of Max after graduation. Cake and coffee were served to the guests. Beverly Ann Thompson A party at, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thompson honored thy Thompsons' daughter, Beverly. 1: was attended by' approximately 31 close -friends and relatives. Tto guests were served punch, coffee and a cake decorated in tto class > colors. Donald S. Bucher Mr and Mrs Wayne Bucher entertained at their home follovving •raduatio f - their son Don' Refreshments of coffee, sandwiches. - -he and punch were served to the guests. D ■.. n’ync attend tto MePher- -• ■: X..: : ■ ’ v'>- in Kansas. Judith Ann Rapp - A reception was held at the home of Mr and Mrs. Marvin Rapp for ti’n ■■■ ■ ,’->sya.-- Jude after commencement,. exercises; , Ice cream. Cokes, coffee and ccxikies' were ,<* -veil 'to ,l “' dues s. All of the ..■i:es‘- s ; an'guitoera’4l dog Jud'- will enter Fort Wpyne beauty college in. July. TO HOLD. CLASS REUNION Members of the Class of 1960 of Ligonier high school are. planning a class reunion to be held at tto I igonier Qty Park, Sunday, June 30, at 12 30 p in. ,