The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 August 1965 — Page 14

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL

[Letters To The Editor

Thanks From Top Pop

Editor’s * Note: The following letter was received by Dick Atkinson who was chairman of this year s Father’s Day Flotilla on Like Wawasee.) r Dear Friend: 1 am writing to you as I feel that

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Wednesday, August 25, 1965

; you can best extend my heart felt thanks to the many people who ’ were responsible for the wonderful. 1 week end of June 18. 19 and 20 that was so sincerely enjoyed by the Pickles Crew. We were closely | associated with you. and through

I your tremendous personality we . were made to feel we had known you for many a year. Many local people have asked me hbw we enjoyed the week end. Well to be honest with you, and everyone else, I just don’t have

words to fully express our feelings. I The word to my children and myself was not just a week end, but | a dream vacation. If my exploits regarding your hospitality towards > my family can in some small way- - people to travel to Syracuse, and Lake Wawasee, then I will feel . that I am in an extremely small way. helping to repay just a little kindness. * , I I fully realize that the honor be- I = stowed upon myself was instigated I • by the efforts of WO WO, and Bob « Chase et al. This being a fact, does not alter the fact that it was you i Jn Syracuse that were competed to carry the load of responsibility to entertain a total stranger, who had the good fortune to have a daughter who thinks enough of her father to write a letter. With regards to my own personal feelings, I only pray | that I as her father was man enough to compensate being chosen ; Top Pop. Also I sirrerely hope that I in no yay conducted myself in j’ a dislasteThl manner to cause you • in the Chamber of Commerce to 1 dispurse with a Top Pop contest ‘ for next year. Let me say this in advance; Please advise me when J your Flotilla Parade will be next ' year and ' you will have viators from Niles. I Dear Friend Richard please ex- . tend our thanks and appreciation to vour Chamber of Commerce, to , the’many people who helped make a dream come true, and for your . information I am sending Marley Evans a little note under separate cover. I shall also write to Bob Chase cause he didn't give me one of those golf balls like I lost. Also I wish to advise that we will all be down that .way later this summer. May a new friendship grow .with the coming years. Sincerely yours. Spencer Pickles ■ 1446 Eagle St Niles, Mich.Leesburg Principal Gives Office Hours I- Leesburg principal Charles Garner stales he will be. in his office from; 8:30. am. until 12 noon and from 1 ■ to 4:30 p.m. to enroll new students in the school and handle other business necessary for the opening of school. . Mr. Garner urges all new students. especially kindergarten and first graders, to register with him before the September 8 opening of school. The principal also announced he will have book rental information ready for this paper next week. LEESBITCG TEACHER NOT PICTURED Not pictured is Kathleen Long who will be teaching kindergarten. Mrs' Long is a 1963 graduate of Hanover collie who will be doing her first year of teaching.

New Leesburg Teachers

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— A new teacher ; this year in the Leesburg elementary school is Sara E. Gosser who will he teaching a third and fourth grade; combination class. Mrs. Gosser is the wife of the Leesburg Methodist > minister and taught in Kokomo schools previously to coming to Lees- J burg. She is a graduate of Goshen college. * 1 Jilt. • ELEMENTARY — Teaching the sixth grade in Leesburg this year is Charles Lentz who is a 1965 gradu-: ate of Indiana State uinversity. This is his first year of teaching. ,

C ? f ■ ELEMENTARY — Another new teacher at Leesburg is Miss Mary Bellner who will be teaching a combination 1-2 class this year. She is a 1964 graduate of Indiana State and taught in the Marion City schools last vear.

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COURT NEWS Divorce Filed La Nita Butler, Syracuse, has filed for divorce in Kosciusko circuit court against Doyle D. Butler. The couple was married August 1, 1961, and separated August 14, 1965. The plaintiff seeks custody of their four children, aged 13, 11, 10 and nine.

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ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING HELD The organizational meeting of the Women's Tuesday Afternoon Bowling League was held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Wawasee Bowl. - RETURN FROM TRIP EAST Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Orn of Milford returned Tuesday morning after spending a week out east. They attended the 18th reunion of Mr. Om’s 69th division of WW II in Harrisburg, Pa. They also visited Gettysburg and Mr, and Mrs. Frank Gatti in Springfield, Mass. A demonstration occured while they were in Springfield.