The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 June 1965 — Page 5

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To Crown 'Queen Os Lakes' At 10:30 P.M. Saturday, June 26

The following is a fist of tiie 32 candidates from all over Indiana who are competing for the coveted ■ Queen of Ltikes” crown. New this year a a Michigan sponsor, Lloyd Garrison and associates of Sturgis, sponsors of Mi>s Graphic Arts.

Tl>e 1965 queen of the 20th annual! Mermaid Festival will be crowned at 10:30 Saturday evenmg in the N\»rth. Webster high school gym. The names of the candidates follow: . . j Miss Akron, Diane Kay Lowman, sponsored by Akron Chamber of Cianmerce Miss Alpha Ghi " Janet RehLng, sponsored by Alpha Cb.i Omega. Bali. State university. Miss Alpha Chi Omega Senior, ' Kmn Stevens, sponsortxl by '.Alpha I Chi Omega, Ball State inuwrsity. Mss Beauty Box, Nancy Ann West. s;»nsortxl lA' the Beauty Box Salor. of Huntington. ' ' I Miss Bremen, Donell Hochstetler, sponsored by Donna's Beauty Shop at Bremen. '• '■. . i Miss Dunkirk; Rita Schick, spon- , sored by American Legion post 227. Miss ’ Bhistbrook, Ann Rifner. sponsored by the Eastbrook high I school bond. Miss Ftotilla, Teri Blue, sponsor- j Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce. Miss Gaston. Judy Am McClung, sponsored by the Gaston high I school band Miss Graphic Art, Debara Don Carpenter, sponsored by Lloyd Garrison and Associates Sturgis, Mk-h. K ■• Junior M ss. Mareda Summers, .sponsored by the ’Wawasee Junior' Chamber of Commerce Miss Lancaster Central. Anne Young, sponsored by the Lam?aster ! . ■ Miss Larwill. Camlyn Sue Ho■■ward, sponsored by the Larwill hig:i school Kind Miss Leesburg. Nancy Jo Goon, yuin-.r'vtl by 1.-vs’xirc h .''. Softool.

Miss Marion, Judy Fox. sponsored by Pulley Color Photography Studio, Marion. I Miss Mentone High School, Connie i Jo Smythe, sponsoreil by the Menj| tone high school band. I Miss Milford, Mary E. Hollar, sponsored by the Milford Lions club. Miss Mishawaka’s name and ( sponsor had not been‘given to Mer-ma-d ofiiv ais when we went to press. Miss Monroe Central. Linda Diane Lindsey, sponsored by the Monroe Central band. Miss Muncie Beautiful. Melaine Sue Baker, sponsored by the Muncie Junior Chamber of Commerce. Miss Nr.ppanee. Debbie Callander. sponsored by the Nappanee Junior Chamber of Commerce. Inc. Miss North Manchester. Donna Rau. sponsored by the North Manchester Junior Chamber of Com- ■! merce. Miss Pierceton. Peggy Biltz. sponsored bv Pierceton high school. Miss Rice Institute. Beverty Bowen. sponsored by Bob Rice and .Associates Insurance. Muncie. Miss Roanoke. Cynthia Hartley.. I sponsored by Roanoke high school band. Miss Selma.' Janice Follin. sponI sored by the Selma Lions duty Miss Syracuse, Norma Stewart, sponsored by the Syracuse high j school junior dass. Aliss Wd>s’.er Skier. Shen-y Bbckriian. sponsored by the Lake Webster Sin dub.. Miss Windy Hills. Janyln Anderson, sponsored by Windy Hills camp' grounds. Ed Pequignot Heads Second District PMs | JStL-Pequighot, postmaster of the ! Pierceton .post- office, was elected president of the Second District National A.--. ' itioji of . Postmasters at a ..regular quarterly 1 St. ■ I: . r.' . Sliver Lake la.-t week. There were 36 postmasters in attendance. Elected v: e pr.'sident of the ; ■group was Kenneth Pennine. Men--1 tone . postmaster, and Melbertn ; ■ Clei-get of Chalmers was elected l The business meeting was con-1 ducted byy Sylvester Kelly out -1 going president of Logansport, i Speaking to tlie group : C'ri r •'■ S • rth Ben 1. Th ’ afterm»n svs-. >n featured a group diseu.siorr conducted bv J special assistant to the regional; director Eirtneis Lang and in-- • . ' Talks wet ■ also h. nrd bv ’state . . K ,’ ... .. V ... .-d st-’. j-eretary Inez Mumam.

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15 Entries In Mermaid Festival Talent Contest There are 15 entries in the talent contest at the North Webster Mer- : maid Festival this wear. Competition started at 9 p.ni. Monday and [ will continue through the week with | finals at 9 oh Thursday. ; . ' ■ I TALENT WINNER Winners on Monday and Tuesday were Lynn Sharp: the New Olympics: Koger Wolf: Barbieshop quartet: Eat, Drink and Mary; . and the Wildcats. Trophies will be awarded on <•'Htursday. to first, second and third ' place winners. The second and third place winners will return to the . Festival town on Friday to provide 1 entertainment during the ‘'Queen of Lakes’’ contest. The first winner will provide entertainment for the beauty contest finals on Saturday night. j Those entered are: | Roger Wolf, baton twirier. Ligonier * . <Zo. MUneie I New Olympics, rock 'n roll. Syra- ! CUSC ' • . Lynn Sharp, baton twirling, Barpow-. Fla. j Eat. Drink and Mary, folk sing- | ing trio. North Webster Wildcats, instrumental and, singing. North Webster I The Shades, vocal trio, Etna Green . t Susie \:-mbrtisfer. baton twirler, Syracuse .i Susan Patterson, toe dance. Warsaw Janet Wade, traxlero jazz dance .on toe ’ Cindy Waldron, baton twirler, New Paris The Starfires, singing, and instrumental group. Roanoke Ronda Ray Tussey, dance and sing. Muncie Kathy Culp, acrobatic dance. Nappanee 15 Teams Entered In Basketball Tourney Fifteen teams have entered the Mermaki Festival basketball tournament tliis year. Tiie tourney began at 7 p.m. Monday and will continue through the .v. <•!; w..t;i the semi-finals beine he’d at 3:30 Friday and the finals at 3 on Saturday. T<r.m< entered,in the contest are: PbSrt, Rochester; Carter’s' Drive-Inn, Muncie; Earlwine Auc- ■ ■ ri and Furn lure. Kukofno; Cob tv da I My WiMrats. Columbia City; Cliurles Drugs. South Whit-., ley; Pepsi Cola, Anderson; “412 idub.,’’ Fort Wayne; Pencuri Point..- ■ Huntington; Hines Farm Supply, Nortii Manchester: Davidson Construction Company, Twelve Mie: Morris Com anv.' Muncie: Pletcher Furniture Flyers. Nappaixx': Gouty's. Fort'Wayne; and Mid-Westeni, .-Anderson. Wmni-r- sp far are 412 club. Hines Farm Sup: v. D.a id-on'Cri-tructa.:;. A'a’entine Construction. P’t'tc.her Furniture. Earlwine and Penguine P of Rodiester by forfeit; Court News Dip on e Filed TeMie R. Rogers. Syracuse, has filed a divorce suit against JerryW. Rogers in Kosciusko county circuit i-ouit. They were married October if. 1564,- and .-eptirauxl on May 26. 1965. There are no children.

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JUDGE’S CHOICE — The unanimous choice of the judges in the Father’s Day Flotilla on Lake Wawasee is this entry.

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Winners Os Land 0' Golf Tournament Winners in the 184x>le division of the Land O’ Lak- s god ' nirna ment held Tuesday at Maxwelton golf course hare been releast. J by, Mrs. Ralph Thornburg. They follow : First low gro-rx -- Lois 84 First-low net — ‘Lin-l.d Caidwell. Low putts • — Hulda Sawyer. 27. Sectvnd low gross —- Betty j Secosxl low net .- Betty Multi 63. . ' Tilird low gross - Dkk1 low- ’net — Pat Hatith 'Bea. Crev.x. G 9. Fourth- low gross— Melba I>?:n- ' hart. 90. Fourth low. net - Jerry Parr. ! Fiftii low gross, Kate Givider.. . Mai-ge-NevUte. ’ - , J ■; low net — Barbara Hit.e. and ALary Miller. 71. . Six’h low gross — Ruth Snyder. Sixth low net — Alice Ve:*m'i<s--r. \kirtv Kiixier and Dotty Perkins. Maxwelt-ni !adie< serving ho-t---e<As for the lt*'>s l..uid O' Lak--' 1 golf ttximies Were as follows: Betty - . ... s ; ..... .• 'man: Marjorie Thornburg, reservations: Katie. Graff, Rose Matthews and Marge N"ew: omcr. ’.xiirings and registration; I'b.-.s,* CaHson and Eleanor. ’ Eiswihour. table; June Brown, Inez Beiswanger, Dorothy Stahley an I Evelyn Leer, 'punch table: Dorotliy Stiver. Karon K.ndig and Ruth Ge> ; rre. <! ; -’ : na room: and Mr/raret Purdum and SE\TKAI. L \YOFFS CAUSE LNCRE.VSE i Several layoffs, inc , .!ud...g one of 2.500 employees of a Kokomo plant or a w<\k, caused an 373 increase n ‘unemployment insurance claims ast week. Lewis F. N’.co r.’. directcr of the'lndiana Employment S--. i;: ;-y Division, fkiid. however, that even wi’ii rhe increase the io.". total w. : ; > Yearly 33 per cent under that for the same'we-k ' •IF when 25.043 claims wgre filed. Except for the week-long inventory shutdown , of the Kokomo i plant. ' other new layoffs were relatively -small; Mr. Nbcoiia;. said. : One. the. remodeling of d Logansport olant, affected about 120 .workers. A part shortage experienced bv a Michigan Qty manufacturer . caused the temporary Layoff of ! some 30 employees. A fire in a i $5.90 was the average daily cost !of caring for a patient in an Indiana Slate Hospital in 1964-.

Wednesday, June 23, 1965

Weatherhead Co. employees, including plant manager Don Novydressed as pirates and “did the oth ers in’’.

Lakes Tuesday Court News \onlv For Marriage Licenses Applying for marriage licenses were he follow ng couples: l’i.. .::■ No 5 Hutes. 57. r I S: ■- lei Mr.e St yeby. 45. M Iw.r, T’.i I r < . :. ■ . . .CUSC; IL'UsCWitCNamed To Jury A si .I' ’k!:.i:'t . . u"t I Syracuse, was one o; ti:e jure ■ MIKE CLARK. MILFORD ( FLEER VIES 5111 BIKTHD\Y Mike Clark - , son of Mr. and Mrs. Ren (. lark <>f Milford,,,celebrated h.-< fitth birthday Tuesday afteni<>on. June 22. at a lawn party given by his mother at their home. Ice cream ..nd a train cake were servv’.l Favors ire •••■ the place- ot Lyne te Miller, leresa Stun.o. ('hi : yl \\ a.' ilow. Eddie Dow ty. Hex Fisher. Ttx.id a:id . Mark Groves. Tonv Warrib. w.. Lori and Ji.’ Clark.

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Their tall mast with flag bearing the cross bones and skull is not visible in this close-up photo. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

SYRACUSE LOCALS Mrs Carl Gawthrop of Etna Green spent several days in Syracuse with ier •- ster-in-law. Mrs. R v Foster. On "I'ucsdav evening Mrs. Foster, and Mrs t.oui-e Byland took her home While she she was also a guest in t::e home ot her niece, Joe Bushong, and Mr. Bushong. Mr and Mrs. Bi!'. I'oburu anil -ons of Syracuse have returned from a today vacation trip to Washington, D. C . an i <'ther jxiints <4 interest in the' east -Pamela Coburn staycxl wilii tile Jerry B<Hlmer.> wh.'.v parents were away. ' Leonard Barnhart', Syracuse, is at Cktesm Grove, N. J., attcMin.; the (.'i.urch o the Bretlrcn co’.ner.cnee ;,s a • from the Syracuse N . Y -x M •■ • s ..: -. " ahd two of l!x s r five* -children' from.Caltio'Tiia flew into Soma B< i an Ttn-d.e ’<> in -,d a week w.tii Mk. U.rslev on Morrisitti I - and. Syracu-e. While here Ms. Nal.rwoid will atWav.ne. \Lo a week w;lh Mrs. Haiterdey a"e. her brother. Loris D: ('kirk of Dayton, 0., and ha phew; Ihm 1). Clark, of Columbus. 0. Mrs M >ti<lv Bassett of Mo;we<> is Gif' SMI, Harold Bassett, and tain iy at Sy'r'acuix. M- and Mr< Earl T -‘.ri-vay -|s-nt Sunday with Mr. ami Mrs. ('lark Peter and ftunily near fx*!gus-

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