The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 11, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 April 1966 — Page 14

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RALPH R. HEINE

Ralph Heine Candidate For Legislature Ralph R. Heine, above, farmer and owner-operator of Gobbler’s Retreat Turkey farm near Columbia City, has announced he would seek the Republican nomination as joint representative from district 9 composed of Kosciusko. Whitley, .Wabash, Fulton and Huntington counties, in the May primary election. Candidate Heine graduated from Purdue university in 1960 with a bachelor’s degree in agriculture and in 1961 entered the army as a 2d Lt. in the Transportation Corps and served in the Korean conflict. He was discharged in M 3 as a Ist Lt. and started farmiqfmith his father, specializing in turkfeys and turkey parts at Gobbler's-Retreat Turkey and dairy farm five miles south of ♦.Columbia City on road 9. Mr. Heine is a member of Zion Ixitheran church. Whitley county Farm Bureau, Area Chamber of Commerce. American Legion Post 96. Purdue Ag. Alumni Chapter. Whitley county extension council, and has served on many local, county and state committees of various activities. He has been Young Republican chairman for four years and a delegate to the state Republican convention. He is married to the former Lucille Candler and they have three daughters: Cynthia, 11. Janelle. 10. and Robin. 9. UNITY CIRCLE ELECTS OFFICERS The Unity circle of the Syracuse Methodist church met Thursday in the home of Mrs. Cherrie Caldwell. Lake Wawasee. The cohostess. Mrs. Maude Jackson and Mrs. Leon Hogue, assisted the hostess in serving a one o'clock dessert. An election of officers was held for the comine year with die following results: Chairman. Mrs. Odd well; vice chairman, Mi's. Willard Nusbaum. secretary. Mrs. William Brammer; treasurer. Mrs. Hubert Anglemyvr: spintural life. Mrs Oscar Benson; and sunshine. Miss Ida Deardorft The devotions were given by Mrs. W. Schoeff. Site used as part of the devotions The Legend of the Dogwood" The program was presented by Mrs. Frank Herdw ick and was on “Poverty '' The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Milton Brice, chair- * , man On April 38. the motherdauehter banquet will be held in Fellowship hall at the church. The next meeting will be May SYRACUSE CRAFT CLUB MEETS The Syracuse Craft club met in the home of Mrs George Kleopfer. r 4, on Monday evening. Following the serving of a dessert. Mrs Kleopfer presented her lesson on the painting of delicate spring floral designs on white china nest eggs. Enamel and oil paints were used so that the finished eggs may become a part of the traditional Barter and spring table decorations. The next meeting of the dub will be with Mrs. Ruth Rapp on May 2. PROJECT HOPE AT BETHANY CHURCH Project Hope is a visual report of the S. S. Hope, a floating medical center commissioned for peacetime duty under private auspices and finance. * " 1 The program will be presented at . the Bethany Church of the Brethren on U. S. 6 at 7 pm. Sunday. April 34 The floating center has provided medical treatment for over 150.000 people in six countries, vaccinated some one million children and distributed over two million cartons of milk. Project Hope is the principal activity of the People-to-people Health Foundation. Inc. Hope is now in Nicaragua with Miss Ann Roden, chief nurse, from South Bend, the only nurse serving all six of Hope's voyages. In all. 40 nurses serve during the 10 months of a voyage. Congressman John Brademas said that on Hope's previous trips to Indonesia. South Viet Nam, Peru. Eo uador and Guinea. "The direct contact of Hope doctors and nurses with ♦heir counterparts on three continents not onlv elevated the medical standards of the countries they visited but also built strong bounds of goodwill for the United States.’’ rnoK Kristine Michele Mr Tmts W. Cook. Syracuse, are the parents of • daughter. Kristine Michele, born April 8 at 10:35 a. m. m the Gosfin hospital. Mi® h-i and Mrs. Walter Cook, both of Rochester.

Wednesday, April M, 1966

10 MHS Students Enter Regional Science Fair A total of 10 Milford high school students entered projects in the Northern Indiana Regional science fair held last Saturday at Manchester college. Those entering projects were Dan Beer. Max Beer. Joyce Beer. Nancy Johnson, John Bushong. Natalie Ostendorf, Jan Purdum, Mark Ramser, Roger Rheinheimer and Bob Hoerr. Awards were received by four of these students: Dan Beer. “A Study of Herbicides,’’ first place: Max Beer. "Effects of Light on Growing Plants,” thiol place; Bob Hoerr, "The Seismograph and Earth- ! quakes,” third place; and Roger Rheinheimer. "The Size of a Molecule." third place. Teresa Beer, a Milford sixth grader. received a second place award for her project, "Positioning Seed Com.” at the regional fair. All students who entered the regional fair were winners at the local science fairs. There were many outstanding projects at the regional fair and all Milford students who entered the fair are to be commended for the fine showing they made in representing Milford.

SENIOR CITIZENS MEET THURSDAY The Turkey Creek Senior Citizens club met in the meeting room of the State Bank of Syracuse at 7:30 p.m. Thursday to plan future meetings. The type of meetings to be held 5 and other business was discussed. ' “Mrs. Peter Blue and Mrs. Georgia Buster served coffee and cook- , ies following the business meeting. ' The Senior Citizens newly organized in Syracuse invites all interested persons over 50 years of age to attend the next meeting which will be at 7:30 p.m. April 27. in tiie bank meeting room. There has been a need for the chib in Syracuse and the township and now that it lias been organized, it can only be a success if the senior citizens attend. CLAUDE HECKAMANS PURCHASE BINNIE HOME, KALE ISLAND Mr. and Mrs. Claude Heckaman ;of Front street. Syracuse, have purchased the Kale Island home of Mrs. i Harry Binnie of Fort Wayne, which includes an island with a summer 'home The Hcckamans plan to move I into their new home in the near future. Etat Beta Pi Sorority Observes 43rd Anniversary Seventeen members of the Eta Beta Pi Sorority and one guest. Arthur Baumgartner, enjoyed a three course dinner Monday evening, April 11, at Ruble’s in Milford, the occasion being the 43d anniversary’ of the organization. Floral placecards, miniature bouquets and glass trays as favors were table appointments. Each tray was inscribed with the occasion, place and date, made by Mrs Albert Graff. Mrs.« Herbert Dickerson of Syracuse was in charge of arrangements for the party. She also awarded table prizes to Mrs. LaMar Garber and Mrs. Preston Klinger of Elkhart and Mrs. Peter Beer erf Goshen Following the dinner Mr. Baumgartner showed a series of slides pertaining to the early days in Milford. school classes ami other individuals, and closed with a number of pictures of the Palm Sunday tornado disasters. Others attending were Mrs. Lawrence Polk and Mrs. Esther Gentzhorn of Elkhart; Mrs. Harold Burns, South Bend; Mrs. Russell Price. Mrs. Kenneth Calbeck and Mrs. Don Anglin. Nappanee; Mrs. Arthur Baumgartner, Mrs. Roy Schultz, Mrs Esther Poynter, Mrs Joseph Sunthimer. Mrs. Harold Tom and Mrs. Charles Keriin. The next regular meeting will be held May 9 at the home of Mrs. Loren Heckaman in Bremen.

NOTICE To the many friends we have made in the Ready Mix Concrete business. We have sold our concrete plants to A. M. Hodges Ready Mix Co. located in Warsaw. We sincerely appreciate your patronage and hope you will give them the same loyal support you have given us during the past several years. CAREYS Warsaw And Syracuse Ready Mix Companies

fa * * ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kern, 535 south Main strict, Syracuse, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra Kay, to Mark A. Wagner, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arthur Wagner of 118 west Brooklyn street, Syracuse. Miss Kern will graduate from Syracuse high school in June. Her fiance was graduated from the same school in 1964 and is a sophomore at Manchester college. No date has been set for the wedding.

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NEWS from th. Service a E ' STATIONED AT LANGLEY AFB—-AC-3 Thomas Lee Brindle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brindle of Barbee lake, recently completed his basic training and received his wings at Sheppard Field, Tex. He reported to Langley Air Force Base, Va., April 15 following a 19day leave with his parents. Airman Brindle is an aircraft loadmasier.

JOHN R. REASONER REPUBLICAN FOR AUDITOR • Advisory Board Member Tippecanoe Township 8 Years. • Manager No. Webster Lumber 13 years, presently credit manager Leesburg Lumber.

• Passed State Exam for Field Tax} Auditor * n • Treasurer and member Deacon Board of North Webster Church of the Brethren. • Past President and active in Lions Club and ParentTeacher Ass’n. • Graduate International Business College Accounting Course. • Valedictorian No. Webster High School 1939. • V. S. Army during World War 11. • Married to former Jean Trumbull, who is teacher in in No. Webster School. • Six children. Cheryl 17, Anita 15, Barry 13, David 10, Eric 8 and Lisa 6. YOVR SI PPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED P*l4 P»ll*U>l

TAMMY MILLER CELEBRATES STH BIRTHDAY SATURDAY Tammy Miller, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Miller of Milford, celebrated her firth birthday on Saturday with a birthday party. She and her young friends enjoyed playing outside which was a far cry from the paralyzing snow storm that hit the area when she was born. Each child found surprises, including a birthday hat. at her place at the table, in addition to the traditional cake and candy. Attending were Lisa Bowler, Kathy Troup. Ann Morehead and. Lora Allen. Kevin Bowler also, attended as the guest of Paul Miller.

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