The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 August 1965 — Page 6

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL

North Webster News ••■ - % comNNE STAPLES, Correspondent PHONE 834-2608

Chain 0' Lakes Fair Ratings jn as much as a number of individual ratings at the County Fair were inadvertantly in the prevr >u~ item, a revised announcement of rating's earned bv Cjiain O' I-ike- 4-H club Ls submitted at this time as a courtesy to those who are working for points on achievement scrapbooks. The: •Chain O’ Lakes club is one of two in .the county that includes both boy's and girls. j Following is the complete list of f ; Clothing I - |A and in honor group Crafts — Complete Beth Pifer, Foods II - A j Theresa Pifer, Foods VI — B K. ; Melanie Pifer, Foods IV A Su<an Brow. Foods I - A Martlyr. Roiff. Foods VI - A and ( i’ h *• . 'Crafts - B Photography I A 1 B Jim Krasnansky, Foods I — A and. in th.- honor group ■ Electrics I — C J i . Bruce Tui rftft •-•- A j: i A Gary Brown. Photography "B j i:■ ;• 3 Entomi>V>gy n Bj • Photography I — A j Woodworking I - B j Gk ol ‘sy I ■B .. ' | ■ | Mark Reiff, Wildlife'l I / *>-. / J.Fr/ S it 3 serve ■ | Spotted swine barrow C f 1 Pan ! *ausm m. Halter. A a B and in honor grpup, • c Pleasure riding - B : A A I Mu.-rnan.’ 'Halt or A A or group "' , Adult leaders of the club are j v' . man P.hmlcs

NW ' Lake Assn. Fish Fry Growing The Webster'Lake Conservation A-so* iation haa fiaaouaced ' that t • the sixth annual fish fry held at the shopping center during the sidewalk .days indicates that the* projet t i-a continuing growU.g concern Mrs Y I> McOoy, .fj#* era! chairman reported a record crowd each of the three days Officers of the association are Y. F> McCoy, president, Eari Christman, vfa e president aiid H A. Ganger, secretary'treasurer. Mr. and Mrs McCoy and Mr, and Mrs Earl' Oinstman are justifiably pp >■ ;<i .f the 1 <•-> of tt'.e.i efforts m this venture all i S years Many other members have i lent assistance. In addition to the fish fry, the! ■aaaociMion was responsil appearance of “The Wiki Cats’: j who played nightly in the shopping center parking area. This is the j group of Noftli Webster young people : who placed second in the Mermaid Festival amateur contest this year j and is cxwnposed ‘of- two drum sets. | two guitars, and a vocalist. Bill j , ncr Wayne VanCuren.. and- Dale included in the msemble.; Job Baker, who was unable to ap;, pear at this time, is a member of the group. —NW—(HeId from last week' i

Attend Ball Game At Chicago Members of the North Webster high school baseball team, aeciom-'-j pamevi by their coach, Don Butts, ■ attended the Major League base- : ball game at Chicago Saturday. They made the trip in three cars with some of the boys’ fathers | driving In ali there were 15 in the . P- ' '3 j At the same ilime, approximately gO boys and ten, coaches associated w;th !..t- •(! L ”k- iA-aeue m f ie the same tnp in two -NUPFC Enveart And PFC Reece Honored Monday A ham! <: f: > : ■■ ’ .Fd-A.us:; F,n>c.i:t .and 1': s held at the home pf . Mrs''Elmore Enyca'rt on Mon-,s^y Bas;riett of Muncie, Mr. and Mrs Kenny . Enveart and Miche apd Mrs. Keith Enveart, Keith, Jr. and

' k<-. .Mr and Mr* I-a Mar Stutfr-'; • man .and children of Milford. Mrs. Pat Wails and children. Gai Enyeart, Mrs. Dorothy Drudge add j ■. family, Cecil Morris, Mrs. Elisor? j Enyeart and the two ; guests «j fcs n -r . —NW—--1955 CLASS REUNION HELD SUNDAY Members of the ’c*"o graduating of North Webster high school heki.a reunion at. Windy Hills Sundiv Eight members of the class were present for the earn* in dinner at noon and one arrived later. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Don Heche of Cleveland. Oho: %!and Mrs. ■ J antes Freeman ,of Albion. .Michigan: Mr. and -Irs. Keith Kelsey of South Whitley: Mr. and Mrs. Hal Mm, t jJt Jacfc/Mort, Tom Kruger and to < Kith - O Reiff of the local area. Jun Ebert v- of Elkhart arrived lto Mrs. Kelsey was a member ot ux

Wednesday, August 18, 1965

; class and both Mr: and Mrs. Mort [were members of the class. There ! were also 17 children present, Although this is the tenth anniversary' of their graduation, tljis is the first reunion held. Another meeting is planned for next year but no announcement of time or place has been made. —NW—LOCAL MARINES HOME ON LEAVE f PFC Leonard Gray Baugher and PFC Torn Darin arrived home Tuesday might from San Diego. CaliCorni •. on leave from the MarlinevCorp® base there. They will report at Memphis. Tenn., September 2 for future training, —NWGERALD GULLETT * RETURNS TO CAMP A 3C Gerald A. Gullett returned recently' to Charleston j I Charleston, S. C.. after visiting here with relatives and friends. —NW— y 1 WEIMER FAMILY REUNION * WELL ATTENDED The annual Weimer family re- j! union was held at the Girl Scout i Cabin at Warsaw Sunday. Approx- I imately 75 persons . attended . from I the. North Webster Oran; Syracuse: ■ Warsaw; .Detroit. Michigan.: Crom- - weft and - Kimmeft.'.These.- are desI mer and memlx-rs of the r families ' Ofdaors elected for the coming I >re Joe Shock, president and Mrs .lack Simmons of Syracuse, secretary. I —NW—PC.fi CLASS REUNION HU I* IT M AND M The annual reunion of the class of lof the former Chester high school of North Manchester was field a: the M A M -Restaurant at , North Webster Saturday night | Twenty-three members were present for the banquet. Letter Metzger, president of the class in 1961 ■ - Gladyce Clawson. setereiary* both • t Norti Mai - best*«. ’'were in charge .of- arrangements. Milo Ulerv of North Manchester* was elect-

nt so :■ ear. ■ mg present wefe Mr. and Mrs, Harold Frantz and Mr, Mrs Marcus I'i6>e!.t!;(i of Elkhart. both former residents of-; North Webster, and Mrs Elinore ; Enveart "who residts area. \ * —NWMAKIN KJ4 HOME ON LEAVE Ido Edward Enveart is home on t«n day ltxive from the Marines.. He w-.is stationed-in Cinia and reports to Camp LeJeune, North Cartftina for further orders. He had as his guest. Miss Judy Silvey from : \lexandria. Indiana who is spending a few days with die family. Also present is Pfc. Albert Reese of the Marine Corp who is home on a ] thirty Miss Laida Butts of Marion, Indiana: Pfc. Enveart will leave home Saturday for a ' , : Sunday the Enyeart }i«*n>e were Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Stutzman and family of Milford, Mrs Fat Walls and children and Owen BurkholdtT of Warsaw. —NW—COMMUNITY NEWS j Mr. and Mrs Royal Kline of South Bend -ix-: Sunday afternoon wah Reverend and Mrs. J. L. ‘ Kline and Mr ;md. Mrs Orva M;i- --| ler and daugbttT Mrs € J Menzie and dauiditer, | Joann, were in Indianapolis Sunday : w here Joann is enrolkxl at Porter Business college ArrangermNits were nvide last Tuesday for housing Joann at the AV, on they drove . Bioomingtcn wiiere tbej \ - ted I their son and broftwr. James Guild family Miss Menzie's mail-:

jing addreo j s not available at this * [time. Richard Kist- ! ler ami family of Churubusco are j vacationing this week at the home of Mrs Kistler s tnotlier. Mrs. Ha l who left last Tinsdav for a two-week vacation viski .j; with her rrtatives and relatives of, tear, Mrs Krall. and children at Columbia City whom she accompanied to various points in Pennsylvania. Mr i Richards and i family of* Monticello. Indiana spent the week end with, his parents. Mr. .. . Mrs I .' :. H: hards They attended the county fair Saturday ami t.'ie annual General Dredging j Company picnic Sumkiy M r Don* ! Lakeview Products , Divisicm of j General Dredging Company. 'J pienic was held at the Log Cabin ; park • Miss Karieen Richards ■ who had been • visitßig : Iht broiher and family at Montii cello remained at home in North Webster. , T.... Anna Bowers WCTU annual c was lidd at the home of Mr. : ' :hi %i;s A C Stelfoff in -Epworth

Forest last Tuesday. .About seventeen attended. Miss Glenda Creroeens and Vicki ; Vanatnr Were guests of their grand- : mother, Mrs. Ermal Vanator a few i days last week. The occasion ww | Ito celebrate Vicki's fourteenth bsrthMjs. Evelyn Engle of Fort Wayne spent the week end w.ih her parents. Mr and Mrs. Russell Eb#e. Seventeen 'members of the Charm chatter home demobstration club 'and • s dined at the Wagon Wheel restaurant last Tuesday night They w ere Joined by two more members of the club when'they-.'attended the Playhouse production ‘"The Fan- : t«t*c?- later. Mrs. Gregory and I Mrs. John Valentine were guests- at . the annual glib affair. »* Dale Cremeens and Jd . drove to Ottawa, Illinois, Friday to . accompany his mother, Mrs. Ers nest Cremeens. to her home in Lees- . burg- Mrs. Cremeens had been ? visiting Her- daughter there.

Junior Merry Maidens Win Honors Members of the Junior MerryMaidens 4-H club of Milford won honors recently at the 4-H judging. The awards follow; Foods I—Barbara Barth, red ribbon: Janet Beer, blue honor group; Lana Buhrt, red ribbon; Nancy Crowl, red ribbon; Cindy Kinney, blue honor group; Judy Little, white ribbon; Jane Matthew's, blue ribbon; Terri McCoy. . blue ribbon; Cindv Pease.- red ribbon: Michelle Perkins, red ribbon: Cynthia Rapp, blue ribbon; Joann Rassi, blue ribbon; J Kay Waldbeser. blue ribbon: Debbie Wallace, blue ribbon; and Rebecca Zimmerman, blue ribbon. Foods II — Annabeth Arthur, blue ribbon: Teresa Beer, blue ribbon; ! Cynthia Bucher, blue ribbon: Donna j Geiger, red ribbon; Diane Graff, red ribbon: Janet Sue Haab, white rib- j bon: Rhonda' Hurd. red-ribbon; Shelly Kaiser, blue ribbon: Gloria Mehi. blue ribbon: Patty Myers, Hue rib- ; bon; Linda Om, red ribbon; Lydia Shearer, red. jnbbon: and Barbara i Zimmerman, blue ribbon. . ■ Foods HI Lf' Connie Geiger, blue ribbon honor group. Carolyn Rapp. : red r;bbon; Debhre Shearer, red rib- \ bon.' ■ 1 Home furnishings I—Carolyn Rapp, j blue honor group; Debbie Shearer, \ blue ribbon Flowers I—Annabeth .Arthur, mi j ribbon Food preservation I — Cynthia ; Rapp, blue ribbon. [j Crafts 1— Linda Orn, blue honor i group . . , Crafts I!-Vicki Little, blue ribbon: Debbie Shearer, blue'ribbon: and 1 Lydia Shearer, blue ribbon. ' i . V ..... <- . • ••) SYRACUSE WOMAN’S -CAR HIT BY HONDA A 1965 Ford Mustang, owned bv .

Mrs Ptiodbe Hocker, Syracuse, and parked at Pike and Main streets, G<*shen. was hit by a 1W Hond.i.' owned, by John Timmons of Goshen. The motorcycle was driven by Richard A, Neumaim, 17. wiio left a service station and hit the parked.., car. Damages to both vehicles was listed at SIOO. VARIANCE GRANTED BY ZONING BOARD A varianc'e permitting, construction of a four-unit apartment dwelling was granted by the board of zoning appeals of the town of Syra- \ special meeting was called to hear:* the petition of Francis and Johnie Oswalt for a variance in the classification of the zoning of a lake front area on the east side of Like Wawasee adjacent to the fish hatchery grounds. The variance was granted so permit the petitioners, Mr. and Mrs. Oswalt, to erect a two-story, fourun t apartment dwelling. The structure wiH be approximately 68 by 27 feet. The construction plans have .been approved by a registered state architect and the state boprd of health has approved the sewage system. • A budding permit had been, previously denied.the Oswalts on the grounds that the tract Os land is uated in a residential Z zoning area whu h has no. provision for group bousing. A motion was approved bv me

board to instruct the building commissioner to issue the proper permits for the construction. ESSSSS CARD OF THANKS We wi-n to thank our many frauds and neighbors for their kindness in our time of sorrow. Mrs - Eva Reinkhe Mr and 3 icfae Mrs. Mary Gunderkck CARD OF THANKS ' and also the pvayor of the church during my illness in the hospital , Ray Wilkinson \ CARD OF THANKS . and relatives • for their kindness, sympathy, and ness duiing the recent illness and

pacing of our mother, Mrs. Kather?ine Stoller. Mr and Mrs. Harlan W. Stoller CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank the Milton! ’ the fire last week. Ckdur.d Gunden family CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank each and everyone who donated for me. through th< sponsored by the Beta Sigma Phi. Kristie Niles • i - CARD OF THANKS y We would like to express our thank [ for all the prayers, cards, and othe s of kindness and friendship a [ the time of Mark s hospitalizaCo »'] and" while’ he has been convalescin - at home. It is deeply'artJreciatqd., - Thanks again. ? Mr. and Mrs. James Chambers and Mark

SGT. FINTON RECEIVES PURPLE HEART Sgt Patrick D. Finton U S.M.C., ;*g in Viet Narif, is a member! of B Coi. Eng 3rd. Eng. Bn.. 4th Marine Regt. ‘ 1 FWD>. San Franj cisco; Calif., T.P.O. He arrived in Chu-Lai on May 11. 1965, where their missions are to search and destroy caves and villages of the Hardcore Guerrilla Met-Cong His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Finton of Syracuse, received word he had received the Purple Heart Award Medal for injuries secured

Notice To Taxpayers of Tax Levies ta the matter of determining the tax rates for certain purposes by Kosciusko County. Indiana Notice ls hereby given the taxpayers of Kosciusko County. Indiana, that the County Council at their regular meeting place. On the 7th and Bth day of September, 1965, will consider the following budget: ■Q BUDGET CLASSIFICATION FOR COUNTIES CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT. 1 Services Persona! . ——, 529 540 , II Other Op. Expense 4.94CJ Current Charges • „ . ——. ... '.X: "ropertles ' '. : 7 ,—------ 430 COUNTY AUDITOR . Services Persona! ... 532.194 Vil Other Op. Expense — i- — • -200-' Properties — —‘ 4 - 5 COUNTY TREASURER Services Personal - 53 4 Ml Other Op. Expense — --- COUNTY RECORDER Services Personal • MI Other. Op. Expense ———: — -—— COUNTY SHERIFF Services. Personal — ... . ... MI Other Op. Expense — jhf Properties i . — bs;>o COUNTY SURVEYOR „, Services Persona! .... Ml Other Op Expense —— “ Properties 1300 COUNTT AGRICUI.TUR.4L AGENT Services Persona! -- S1 ? stn ; 411 Other Op. Expense — ooi Propertlea - COUNTT CORONER Services Ptrsona! All Other OP. Expense 7 - • 13, '| = COUNTT ASSESSOR Services Persona! ; . . *“ 411 Other Op. Expense - - • , , 1 - . ‘•{2 Properties * ITO j WAYNE TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR Services Personal * - * boo U Other Op. Expense. - * PROSECUTING ATTORNEY - • Services Personal *‘lqs All Other Op. Expense wj CIRCUIT COURT Services Personal .—- - —— ' —r ' * * z : All Other Op Expense — Current Charges — •> COUNTY ELECTION BOARD Service* p. rsona! —-- -- -— — - - —— * ®iMlO All Other Op Exp- ns. -- — - . -- — i boo Charg-s ” REGISTRATION or VOTERS ■_{ Services Personal. — — All Other Op. Expense — —e COUNTT COURT HOUSE Services Personal — *}:?•;' All Other Op. Expense — 7-- •- lb iXX »#terUl — -- - - - Properties- ” COUNTT MIL . Services Personal — ’ -in All Other Op. Expense ... iso SERVILE OFFICER I Services Personal . 83 -^J! r OP. Expense CIVIL DEFENSE ’ ■' # ° Services Personal — * .... »■ 689 Ml'Other- Op, Expense —— : ' , W Curr.nt Charges ' — . 1 000 “ "* “ ~ UK UWI.E BOAKIi’ * • ~ r ' 1 *220 Properties —-. cOCNTTCOICBOSSiONERS • services Personal — - * HkU Other Op. .Expense — i — -■ o’,Current Charges - • • Current Obligations ———- —— — — * ~ r ~'' Tnta' Genera! Fund . $636,938. ■■ T COUNTY HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR FUND Services Personal — r.-.r 1 • * 3 an ’ls Ml Other Op • Expense — — Current Charges. — Current Obligations -.— -----— - 86 900 Properties --r —-— * , . T “ c * » M *“ 6«Sri -fieii.TeiS ' Part II Current Charges. - — - * • ■ . 55.UJ6 (Other Than Part, I) Personal Services. -- — — —.'—. — 4 |x, 0 A.. Other op. - - —* ■—l 500 j; properties __ ----- - - . — — - i ' Total ' $467,876 COUNTY HEALTH FUND ■' ' Services Personal —. t--~: : 4 440 All Other Op. Expense — ' 4.350 ! j Current Charges .-- -- — —-- — ——- “■ ' Properties ' - i j ■ e—■ ■ ■ $39,330;' ESTIMATE OF COUNTT FUNDS TO BE RAISED nPArrorn war TTPFN- Count▼ County Coun. 3,ST - «s■ ■ KST *■ l°X, ] eStlm,t *3 0r to '■ Jr *822,631 $467,876 $ 39,330 j ’ Necessary expenditures July 1 to Dec 31 of present year, to from -‘ P -:° P - rt ‘ U -- 1 313484.573 243.690: 221507 3 Additional approp necessary 3 5».m — ' _' i a22 I.'m.m n’uU . « FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE j ■ RECEIVED FROM SOURCES OTH- . ER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY: 6 b *a“-' e '- JU :! --- h - = 230.398 462.844 116.389 22 *O3 • 7. Taxes to be collected, present , , 40355 13 320 year (December setUement) 143,499 , s. -Miscellaneous revenue to be | i July 1 or preset,-, year to Dec 31st of incoming ' ■ year .(Schedule* on file* — ■ . ■ . . , las ■ '• b II !“'1 ELTSI 1.026.151 '' • 9 < ‘ dd . Ua ”. 6 :- 7 :- 501/T55~ 1,48fL995~ 639,174 37,023 10 Net amount to be raised for—- — to Dec, 31st of hacaming year (.deduct Lias 9 ■' ~"- 'osbi* from Line' 5) 11, Operating balance in ex- ’• ■ cess of expessa Jan. Ist to me '3O. less miael revenue for • ' ■ . , ln • '-. —a 16043 same period! . - u;4.893 119 291 50000 - 043 12.. Amount to be raised by tax . . —- . - ~ •• • , . •«- »*•- levy (add Uans lO and ll) $642,040, t •■. • . $122,392 * ■*>-**> PROPOSED LEVIES COMPARATIVE STArEMENT~OF TAXES COLLECTED AND Tp BE COLLECTED^ . PUND6'— ’’ Levy on ' 'Amount to ' Collected coDected' CoUecwd I - Pr ' > S r ' : • - 1378.579 5342,®»i 1 : .11 ■■ ' - ' 4 1 -: J ■■ - ' _ 213.455 251 27 ' - * - ■ - ■ ■ .- ' ■ Co’. Mum.- ct.. H. 0i ' 11.087 9.3Q9 . : iO -227 ' . . . 1 ;~r ~~ '■- . S -‘4 SB4 134 $883,438' TOWNSHIP POOR TAX LEVIES AND-RATES i t* ■ (i ' ! '"5 >■ n u £ . . Xs' * d. , v . .as a- = - ' - cz ~ ' ■v t i; t. : 6*, = - gli -I si 1 £l I Zz° -1 1-2 II IS ■ £ " c . * ±l'i : J l s ._;■ .i . - ~ 5 I ' . Hi j I ' £ , I I £ -5-- ■ - $ 1.250 if 963 : $ 287- .. 2.902.940 ■ S .01 C.ay — w 541 2 368.650 1- -?=*•- —— ; 75 ! • *• '• 5 PEEn « .?& « aig- s = • r*. 100 . « - sSJ r t l * iSS 272 ' 00 « iiz -jg, HI g Wayne ■ - ■ ■ T ,... r : ,29.000 : 160 38.900 _ Taxpayers appearing Shan Have a right to be heard thereon. After the *** itiittM determined, and presented to the County Auditor not K prtw to th* eecood Monday In September, and the levy fhced ling themgelv** aggrieved by such levies, marappea- to *he g ,♦ Tax cemrnlsamners for further and final hearing thereon, by fhi-.* « i County Auditor on or before the fourth Monday of September oroaor EgJgJW B fa. D th day after publication by the County Auditor of tax rates whlchevei ,0 ST* later, and the Stau Board will fix a date for hearing te thla. County ctemplete ddtal! of budiet estimate may be seen in office of County Auditor. NOBLE C. BLOCKER Auditor. Kosciusko County: Indiana L , ... ■_ . " ■ 'M3 —A. 18 .<R 2: Dated August 1,. .mfc- *■ : .™" .

' on 8 during a search and des-. troy mission. He had fallen into an enemy “Panji-trap” that is made of poisonous pointt-d bamboo sticks. Sgt. Finton is a 1953 Syracuse ! high school graduate and entered I the service July 3, 1953. He re- f ceived his basic training in San Diego, -Calif. His wife and two children, Stephen and Kimberly, reside at 261 Victoria St., San Clemente, Calif. Mrs. Finton and children recently returned from a three months vacation with her mother in Okinawa. mom ■ ■ • m

Weeds, Tree Limbs Topic Before Syracuse Board

The Syracuse town board of trustees met Tuesday evening in the town' hall and heard complaints from citizens of the town on weeds, and tree limbs. Everett Ketering called the board’s attention to weeds growing at Medusa street and the railroad yards. He had a picture showing the weeds. Clerk - treasurer Walter Calnon stated the railroad had cut the weeds in the past and no doubt would cut them again. The clerk also stated the police chief, Dan Ganger, was printing letters to be sent to property owners-requesting j

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Calvary EUB Church Is Setting For Martin-Michael Nuptial Rites

Miss Marilyn Kay Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delos Martin of r 3 Syracuse, became the bride of Thomas Patrick Michael, son of • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michael of 1 r 2 Syracuse, Saturday. The * double-ring ceremony was performed before the altar of the Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church at Syracuse, decorated with White gladioli, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon by Rev. Kennard Robinson in witness erf 150 guests. Given in marriage by her parents. the bride wore a floor length gown of silk organza with a Bateau neckline, elbow length sleeves, and a controlled skirt flowing to a chapel train in the back. Appliques of rosepoint lace trimmed in crystals accented the bodice and front of the gown and continued to the train: Her veil of imported French .illusion was caught to an open lace and tiile pillbox covered with orange blossoms and crystals. Her bouquet was a cascade of white carnations and white roses. Attending the bridal couple wen* Miss Michelle Miller, Syracuse, as maid of honor: Mary Jo Martin, Svracuse. and Mary Lauer, Fort .'Wayne, bridesmaids. They wore identical floor length ern.pre line ogvvns of aqua chiora crepe. The gowns featured short sleeves, scoop necklines and wat-

Milford Locals

Mr and Mrs. Ernest Krauter of Milford were Sun lay visitors of James Matthew Clayton of Milford.,, who is ’in the Veterans’ Administration hospital in Marion. Greg and Brent Kaiser, sons of Mr and Mrs. Richard Kaiser of r 2. Milford, are spending the week at their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Harold Crafton at Papakoedtie lake fishing and boating. Mrs. Birdie Haggerty of Milford went to Fort Wayne Sunday to visit 1 V. H •of Milford, who is a patient at toe Veterans hospital. Miss Clara Heiniger of Ata was a weekend guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Beer, Jr . or. r r New Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sorg, Mr. Utschi, and M iss ■ Janice Frautschi of Bloomington, • 11l . were in Elkhart Saturday evenfling 'to attend the wedding of their i niece and cousin. .Miss Judith Sorg, -

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they cut weeds on their properties. ! Mr. Ketering added there were : 'high weeds in the channel at the Huntington street bridge where the j I old boat house had been removed. He then ask board members if it. j was necessary to run the street sweeper every Friday. He did not , believe there was that much litter on the streets and thought once a | month. should be sufficient. The men operating the sweeper could j be used to cut weeds. He was informed a great amount , j of litter is 1 collected each week by ]

teau touch trains. Their headdresses were of a matching shade and j were attached to forward caps of j tulle ruffles trimmed in crystals, j They carried colonial bouquets i made of white roses and miniature ! carnations trimmed in aqua blue, j Steve W’illiams of North Webster j served as best man ,and Larry Michael of Cromwell and Ken Michalel erf Syracuse were ushers. The bride's mother wore a crepe turquoise sheath with lace trimmed bodice and a corsage of small white mums. The bridegroom’s mother wore gold and white with a white gardenia corsage. Reception At Church A reception was held in the church social room following the ceremony with Miss Jackie Lanto . of Bloomington. Miss Renee Crow j of Syracuse. Miss Nancy Bow ers j of Payne, Ohio, and. Miss Linda j Bumman of Fort Wayne serving. . The bride, a 1962 graduate of j Syracuse high school and a 1965 j graduate of the St. Joseph school of nursing, is a professional nurse. | The bridegroom was graduated j from Syracuse - high school in 1961 : and is employed at General Electric in Fort Wayne. Following a trip to the northern ' states the couple will be at home at 1910 Hobson road, Fort Wayne.

. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith and , sons of Milford were Sunday guests .of Mr. and Mrs. Qrvi.ie C. Neal;s. Sr at Marion. Dan Smith stayed', with his grandparents and will! come home this evening W’ednes-; day. Mrs. Ernest Krauter visited Mr. ; and Mrs. Larry Weisser, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker and Mrs. GuvFisher at the home of Mrs! Fisher . Monday: Ali .are from Milford. , Mr. and Mrs Donald Coy. Deb-j hie and Bob of Michigan City spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ! ard Kaiser and family of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Schrock of ; Congerville. 111,, w’ere weekend . 'S of Mr. Schrock’s aunt. Mrs, Man tire ’Beer, and family on r 2 , Milford: The voiaig was on , a honeymoon trip in Canada. They j were married August 3. ■ Mrs. Rachel Aaron of Neath Web- • ster is employed at . the Milford , branch of the* First National Bank of Warsaw in Milford.

the sweeper, and it, only takes one man to operate the machine. Joe Hughes was present and stated a number of properties in town have tree limbs extending out into the alley. These limbs brush against cars and trucks. W'alt Hagerdon, street commissioner, told him the towru employees have been cutting limbs in alleys, but some of the trees are on properties and the owners would have to cut the limbs. Mr. Hughes also stated there were three dead maple trees on Portland street. They are over the sidewalk and are dangerous. Mrs. Betty Dust thanked the board for the speedy action taken on getting fill dirt to the spillway from the pumping station, the last of the old millrace. Robert Insley was present and asked for some further protection at the Carroll, street — Frazier avenue, crossing. Because Frazier avenue is now a throujgh street some motorists do not slow down at the yield signs for Carroll street. Police chief Ganger stated his department will patrol the area to check on motorists.

Watermelon Following the regular business the clerk-treasurer read a letter from the Wawasee Area Jaycees, asking permission to hold a watermelon .feed on Saturday night in front of the National 5 and 10 cent store. Because of the east end of Main street being blocked by the rides and traffic using the alley at the side of the National store the Jaycees were given permission to hold the feed in front. of Chet Reid’s Car Parts store. Attending the meeting were the Byron Cohnollv, Willard Nusbaum, Mrs. Frank Bates, Loren Longenbaugh and Vernon Beckman: Mr. Haggerdon. town attorney Robert Reed: and Mr. Hughes. Mrs. Dust, Mr. Ketering. Mr. Insley, and Mr. Mrs. Dale Sparklin.

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