The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 June 1965 — Page 4

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NEW PARIS SPEEDWAY TO PRESENT HOLIDAY DOUBLEHEADER The New Paris Speedway pres. ■ . hoi ■ 1 ;■ -to the weekend as s -df , flym- arid held on the oval. On s of a 100 . -••• wtl - be - the

cue FOR HUITH BiTRY S UNSUNG HEROES The science of tooth care it an ancient one — going back to the |b early Greeks who had pincers for l\ pulling teeth much like our modern v\s forceps.|ong before the Middle Ages. Avicenna, an Arab scholar, \\ /j . had discovered methods of • f- filling cavities and — Ing th® pain of toothache > —/7 withdrugsmddefromherbs. In the 1 7th century, a _ | H If P Dutchman, Anton, van Leeuwenhoek, invented X V the microscope and dis- ’Wi'-Rll I covered the presence of bacteria in the tartar that . i£‘ * // ■ forms on teeth. But for all- f /Z'Jl B this early development, th® F 8 ! fact is that the past 200 P X*/ years have given us more I /. ' Z I ways to take care of our IHI FTI teeth than all other ages I• / Ve \ AJA Kj combined. RJ /Qfe. — Today, every mother can give her family an advantage unknown to '^■A l *jr’r' ®r/Jy ov * r ancestors—d lifetime of fewer -* cavities. New Cue Toothpaste with Fluoracton—the latest in cavity—x / prevention, can give a lifetime of fewer cavities when used in a proy\ gram of regular check-ups, watch- ■ trx ing between meal sweets, and brushing after meals with Cue. / ' < '/ —— "'

Wednesday, June 30, 1965

the term ■ ■ ■ . more dff.eult to ..•onqoi- ,kkl maneuver. tow 1>- .. > • * 2- .. s. > betted to the tranofo the motor. Lead n» attached to i ■. .i burn a V-shaped hridlo to which the tow line nM& is ... Gxl Quarter inch manila • ■ • ' T.'-’’ svntheties have the- added atfvai’tage of buoyancy makes them easier to spot. Both state and local regulations ' o ... .k.• er sk belt This is 've rule tl-Mt si-.ould never lx* -broken. < ed -swimmers A although not requir- ' • ■ poir of sk<s. on a white background, s i’so require that an observer be aboard to watch the sk.t-r at all times Another adtkxl ~« ■> waftcti ■

I by tbe New Paris Lions club. O-. S’.inday nighti • half .of the 30 lap championship will be ' ■ ■ : - ■ •• • ■> ' ■ ' -o' ..■ ? . . ' ■ a o -r’.tv of fireworks*’wg’. Ih* pre-s-mtix: . '• 1 . to qualify to the time trials at 7. - ■ ■ evening at 8 o'clock.

GOLF NEWS f /J WAWASEE Hf\ TIPPECANOE Ltf» ' SOUTH SHORE MU MAXWELTON

TIPPECANOE LADIES DAY Ffes . es day at' the Tippecanoe golf cwirse Thursday, June, 34, areas follows: Class — Front nine. Lois Coppes[ and Ellen Rasor; beck nine. Kate Gividen, Ruth Snyder. and Tummy Licht J<xiy Frantz won putts, with 28 and low gross was won by Betty Clarke with 79. • -. ss. B — Front nine, Ethel Dwiggins and Betty Thayer: back nine. Lois Xanders, Emma Koteh and Gen Thomas. Stay Aker with 30! won the putts and Hulda Sawyer won low gross. with 93. Class C — Front nine. Betty Ferrell, and Marilyn McKown; back nine. Jody Mosbaugh. Alma Schaefor and Beth Firn.”. Ihitts was won by Jean Dungan with 31 and low [ gross was won by .Izzy Feideke with 108. ' ; I Court News Divorce Granted Larry E.Long. Syracuse, "has been granted a divorce in Kosciusko coun- .*■ ■ 27. - ■ Divorce Suits Filed L Hively <>t r 1 Leesburg ■ ■ div -■-■ suit n Kosciusko county circuit court aga.n-t Max S Hively The couple was married on March 4, 1961, and separated June i 14. 1965. Bettie Lou Hare of Van Buren Kosciusko county circuit court against Lewis C Hare The Hares min,e I October 2, 1943. fold separated June ‘i. 1963. The plaintiff seeks custody of ■’heir 17-y ear-old son. Milford Receives Check For $23,203 I The town of Milford received a ■ •- k -for $2.1.20.163 foam county ... Nobk ribution. Broken <k»w:i. st amounted to . ■ ■ ■ 85 in the street fund, and $8,243 32 in 'ho ' cumulative' sewer project * nd . . T.'.r clxvk w < received Monday by ■w n clerk-treasurer Edith Baumgartner. ' FAMILY GATHERING SUNDAY" j VI STUCK M A'S HOME • Gt.'e-’s .it di-i’ar - ton Sunday. .n ; the home of Mr. anil Mrs. James •: M Iford wrre Mr. and z y M- ..mi Mrs Paul Mrt’•■mm ■ ■ . - Terre: Haute. Mr: 'and; Mrs Harold GilLatt and five diildren of Poway. Git . Mr. and Mrs. lAiul St tie km an -and : 'of Sout B< nd. ■ Also, Mr and Mrs, Ray Miller ■ . and Mrs. Ptiiiip Stuckman and -two God Mrs Fninktr. ’ Stuvktmn and two daughters of Xtlanta. Ga., Mr. and Mrs Albert Gibeon and ' three .■ y.’ Wayne, Mr. andMrs. Daud Sherbaum and two sons of Roanoke.. Mrs. James Gay anil . < HOKF TIME HAS s» \ 1 XI II \\Xl M PICXIC '■ Milford. -Md its seventh annual picnic at the |>»ant :from 2 to 6 30 p m las? Saturday, Open luxise was held from 2 to C J. • . ■ ■ One Hundred taxi twenty-five attended the day's Games and e’ hi tests were held for all ages and .a c. : ’> ed B B-Que •-v.i.s s.moi at 5 - Door prizes were: Man’s — Paul . merhorn:' ■ -Mrs. .Frank Grove; boy*S'.->- Bnxe Korehstra; g’S’s —. Cheryl Van-aning-iiam. ■

WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE Os • LIQUORS • CORDIALS • BEERS ALSO • GLASSWARE • SMALL GIFTS • ICE CUBES Open 10 a.m. — 10 p.m. \ Open Till Midnight on Friday & Saturday Wawasee Package Liquor Delivery Service -11 a.m.-Noon - 4-6 p.m. Syracuse, Ind. Phone: 457-3140

Milford lions Gross $2,200 The Milford Lions club grossed over $2,200 at their tent at the Mer- , majd -Festival th.s year, in the, biggest year ever on the Festival grounds. The total amount cleared will not I be known until all the bills are . turned- in. . ' NG CLUES' ’’Summer W ardrobe Hints’* Although everyone is phased about the approach of warm •weather, it brings problems for j rsummer-■■■.. h ; Give your summer clothes, the same fine attention that you give your woolens. Rotate ti e wear of your- clothes and give them a chance to “hang out” and reshape .. in the eloset. Don’t put up with bad perspiration stains, put dress . shields in all your clothes. Even v. -enG slceve’esj crosses can haveI’demi-shields 1 ’demi-shields easily sewn inside. . . of-course, wearing light clothes in th® ®hy i s asking : r trouble. Save your pastels for h and ’ ar j ir dark cs.t*. rs t > til® c:i. e. At ~ w • i you are away < n vaeato r.. . to nave j • clot . i < 1 do ■ I cl ’ ’ ?y -he ) o : Bathlm; s; t - ’. ■: c-1 t t ■fade i -2- :t you i a j ing from a day in the sun and . salt water. Also,'f requent u-e < t' the sm am iron will 'giv e pep to V: I e I Once stains or spots appear on _ I tended to immediately. Evi n d •> <. ' ' - | ingl Soiled clothes are only an invitation to the moths. .The bestiand most .economical . > | a,. ■ • <■ ■' " ' I It. \ aiekne I’rycb g ' . •'< • hes wi’l be free of md dirt in less than sixteen minutes.' If your clothes. * . i ■ have toi . ■ ' - when they are taken . „..T ■ >;•.■< intle problem ftoon • dyes; so put in a full ■. umi load and mix in , Misses Edith and Joan Streitmat- ' Mill" ■ I have movcxl into the ■ Joseph , 11.’--' form, house locan'-d on M."-o-i ;;nd New Paris on and U. S. 6. . - ■ M- and Mrs. Urban Bauer »_«f . Park. Hl . and Mr anti Mrs. V-drv.v Beer of Milford -balled at - Sooird.o- af»enio>>n. led church -ser- ■ ces in Milford Sunday Mr Klaus w. employed ami lived in. Milford ■ ■_ Paul Dishcr, son of Mrs. Ralph Daher, of Milford fois been home ■•■ om El’uer-bo’"; Air Force Base in V..'ka'since June 22. He plans to stay until the 19 or 20 of July.

DOUBLEHEADER New Paris Speedway SATURDAY NIGHT STOCK CAR RACES ' Plus CHICKEN BARBECUE \ ■ —• SUNDAY NIGHT STQ£K CAR RACES Time Trials: 7 -driest Race 8

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18-HOLE WINNERS — Winners in tibe IS-hiJe iliiision ot the Land O’ Lakes golf tournament held Tuesday at Maxwelton golf course are shown here.

Pletcher Furniture Organizes Basketball Team .P’,e‘ her, F’. :re of Nappanee is . basketball learn to play in the various summer " tournaments. This! rests The tese 5 ■ led by Nappanee’s owh ■: ] ■ r -th C - ' ■ ceivCd All American- • honorable ■■n Wth Lak-ihs on the front i ne'w’l be Jay Miller. 6'6" Goshen. '• l>iU. 6’6". Elkhart's honorable mention \U \me;\c;in from Houston: ■ due th s fail. 1 The centerpost will be handled by 6’10” DeWit Minyard, - < !• center been at California’s Hancock Jun- • where he holds the. ;ndividual rebound record and high .statue total of 4 ' po G 1 Walker, forward, fills out the front Ine \t guards will be Jim Ward, 6’o". South Bend Central, now at Sheraton Wyoming Junior College: Jim. Wzereri. 6’o”. Napoanee now "B" Team coach .at; Wa-hincton and Tod Leh 5’9” < • ■ > for the suntowr at the N Webster - Mermaid Festival test week and won the festival championStatisticians are not the only men intere>' .-■! in ti-urvs. Fl LL WEEK Friday - Thursday> July 2 thru 8 ' W \I I DIXXI Y < “Mary Poppins” W inner of 5 Academy Awards JI LIE ANDRIUS BEST ACTRESS I’Ll S 4 OTHERS Dlt K VAN DYKE Technicolor

'■»' « < ■ • ACE House Paint CAVE $l7O Case Lot Sale g\ V E ® fAI " I July 1 thru ~ <,AU July 15 r ._ r .,-..,_. BUY BY THE CASE 1 ~ U \ housl P N nw [ SPREADS FURTHER A RAIHT >' WVWw EASY TO APPLY W io*c iastim pnoncnon U g Regular $5.69 ! — I j NOW ONLY ! L F„ A. j Controlled Chalking | I Guaranteed Quality I OUTMOt WHITE ONLY r . - f _ - T _.. . (Case Lots of 4) r— LONGER WEAR r 4 lr ll 41 ■FI 1 1 il \ Than Case Pure White Finish BUMIWiW.II $4.49 gal.

Front, froru left, are Sandra Dick* 1 en, Rozella Ford: Retty Clark. Tip- ] pecanoe: Betty Moltz, Tippecanoe; 1 and Bea Crews, South Shore. Top, 1 to r, Pat Hauth. Rozella

- iws'sF-*ctcowT« s-rtorrTHti«u'su»»«b. . . ■■ , Take 30 seconds to read this. It may help save your life. Knovvtng Cancer’s Seven Danger • Signals—and heeding them ■ promptly —could save your life: 1. l’nu‘,ual bleeding or -dis- fc charge. ■ 2. \ lump or thickening in the " ■ i - re. 3. A sore that does not heal. 4 ■ - -r habits.5. Hoarseness or cough. _ >. Indigestion or ditliculty in swallowing, 7. Charge in a wart or mole. If your signal lasts longer thaft tweiWeeks, see your doe tor to learn if it means can- BH ?er. See him once a year, ■ ■■ anyway, for a check-up. Hw And help fight cancer with HH a check to CANCER, c/o |» ■ .. Postmaster, !£■ AMERICAN CANCER SOCIKIY A hero is a soldier who does his * rn l ll ’"i TIPPECANOE LAKE REGION __ I Cottages —■ Lots — Homes ■ GEO. PATON REALTOR ; -Lake Tippecanoe - Leesburg ■

I HAVE MOVED 3D HOUSE EAST OF DAIRY QUEEN PICKWICK ROAD, WAWASEE VILLAGE Notary Public Public Stenographer Typing Bookkeeping Telephone Service AVAILABLE FOR TEMPORARY OFFICE JOBS hfiDK nABkIFII SYRACUSE Same Phone: Uunij UAnnLLL P.0.80x 121 457-4165 ' ’ ■■ - -• • . -- ■ I

Ford; Lindal Daldwell. South Shore; Lois Coppes. Tippecanoe: and Hulda Sawyer. Tippecanoe. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

Robert Firestone Reports To Homestead For Duty HOMESTEAD' Fla—Airman first of Mrs. Gladys Fmestone of 610 Caniahan Ave.. Findlay, 0., has arrived for dm; 11 •nr-am AFB. Fla. . Airman Firestone, a- , jet : engine mechanic, previously -.erved at Dyess AFB.. Tex His new unit is part ■ keeps the nation's .ntereontinental s.tant; alert. The airman attended Rosedale. -.; ■ ; ■ saw 1 . Ind. ' Free adv.w regardless of its ori- -

MERRILL'S MARINA — For — — CRUISERS — Also — f / X *i> • EVINRUDE MOTORS ; \ HARRIS FLOAT BOATS • G & W BOATS ft,” LAI WAWASEE VM — Phone: 457-2270 —

Weekly fishing Report June 22, 1965—Anytime is the right time to fish if you can catch ’em, Died-in-the-wool crappie fishermen are.going ckx’p and getting good catches in Cataract and Raccoon ; lakes. Our fieldmen report several nice trout taken in Little Elkhart : river, Elkhart county, Northwestern Indiana Good catc’ies of channel catfisli mid smallmouth, bass are rewarding anglers in St. Joseph river. Bluegill fishing is fair to good in Lake Pleasant. St. Joseph county. In Marshall county, northern pike are showing up in the Yellow river. Largemouth bass and silver bass are hittings in Lake Maxinkuckee. Bluegill fishing is very good in Pine lake, LaPortecounty. Kankakee river fishermen , are picking up a few bass, and a lot of suckers. ' Northeastern Indiana i Trout enthusiasts are taking nice ■ ones in Little Elkhart river, Elkhart county, and bass are biting very well in St. Joseph river. In Kosciusko county, bass and blueiglls are hitting in the Barbee Hike chain. Pine : lake and Beaver Dam lake. Fair to good catches of all kinds of fish are ted in Lakes Hamilton and Storey. DeKalb county. Excellent bluegill fishing' is in progress at Clear Lake. Steuben comity. In Noble ’ county, fishermen are taking good bass in lakes Diamond,' High, and ['Skinner. Pike fishing is picking up near Dukes bridge in the Elkhart riv- " er. Fishing remains fair to good t’m-ouahout this district. ' i ) Similar The merchant who doesn’t advertise fi.is notiiing on the man in ia:l. . He isn’t doing anything either, - News, McDowell.