The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 April 1966 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Wednesday, April 27, 1966

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HONORARY CHAPTER FARMERS — Ronn Smith is shown above congratulating Leon - Tucker, left, and Lowell Rassi. right, the new Honorary Chapter Farmers of the Milford Chapter of Future Farmers of America.

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AWARD WINNERS — The above members of the Future Farmers of America, Milford Chapter, received awards at the banquet held last Wednesday evening. Left to right are the award winners—Dan Beer, Star Green Hand award; Greg Jackson, treasurer, scholarship award; Steve Bender, public speaking award; Ronn Smith, president. DeKalb award; Ed Washier, advisor; Denny Wuthrich, sen-

Young People Escape Serious Injuries Sunday Several young persons from Pierceton and this area escaped serious injury it is believed when the automo bile in which they were riding wai struck by a pick-up truck about 6:3( Sunday night at Delphi. The drive! of the car, Steve Brown, receivec the most severe injuries, mostly tr the head and face. The injuries required 17 stitches on the forehead as ter which Brown was taken to the Purdue infirmary where he is a student at the university. Brown was driving a 1966 Chevrolet belonging to his father, Alton Brown of near Pierceton, when the accident occurred. The truck reportedly did not obey a traffic signal and collided with the Brown auto. Other occupants of the Brown auto who were not believed to be injured were Jack Harter, Miss Karen

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Ronn has served as president this year. The awards were among those presented at the annual FFA banquet held at the school last Wednesday evening. Bob Hewlett, president of the In-

tinel. first in seed sales; Dave Beer, secretary, second in seed sales; and Louie Davis, third in seed sales. Butch Stookey. not shown, was this year’s reporter and won the Farm Mechanics award. John Teeple was the club’s vice president this year. A special guest at the banquet was John Strouse, former vo-ag teacher and FFA advisor at Milford. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

Richards and Miss Susan Goff, all of the Pierceton-North Webster area, Miss Cinda Wright of r 1 Pierceton and Miss Joan Van Wormer of Portage. Ind. Brown and the Misses Wright and Van Wormer are students at Purdue university and the other young persons planned on returning to this area later Sunday night No further information is available at press time. Jack Harter, who returned to Pierceton after the accident, and Mrs. Alton Brown went to Delphi Monday and were unable to be reached. It was reported a small child riding in the pick-up truck was thrown through the windshield, but not believed hurt, nor was the driver of the truck.

diana Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association and vo-ag teacher at Woodland high school, was the guest speaker, Ale spoke on “The Future of Vo-ag in High Schools.” A Mail-Journal staff photo.

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'Mother Nature's Back Yard' Is Theme For Pack Meeting At Milford

Pack 47 of Milford cub scouts ] met in the fire station on Monday night. “Mother Nature’s Back Yard” was the theme carried out by the six dens. Cubmaster Frank Scott presided over the meeting which was opened by den 2. Awards were presented by achievements manager Kenny Goshert. Those receiving awards were: Steve McFarren, wolf badge and one gold arrow; John Fisher, gold arrow; Mark Goshert, gold arrow; and Tim Campbell, bear badge and gold arrow. The parents and cubs were entertained by den 4’s skit on backyard mischief and den 5 presented a comedy wispering routine. The theme of “Mother Nature’s Back Yard” was carried out by dens 6 and 7. Gourd wren houses, bird baths and plants and seedlings were shown as some of the projects made by the cubs. Cubmaster Scott announced the plans for an active summer program and appointed committees. The committee appointed to organize a trip to Bunker Hill air force base in June is composed of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spearman, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Houshour, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hamilton

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I and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kaiser. The committee in charge of a day at the Pioneer Trails boy scout camp in July is composed of Mr. ! and Mrs. Glen Treesh, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neff and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Felkner. Den 4 won the attendance trophy with 20 parents and friends from that den attending. The meeting was closed by den 1 with a flashlight and flag ceremony. Milford Locals Mrs. Ruth Sutton of Leesburg entertained Mrs. Ruth DeFries of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Roger McConnell of Leesburg for dinner ; Thursday evening. The occasion was in celebration of Mrs. McConnell’s birthday. Mrs. Ruth DeFries of Milford and Mrs. Virginia Bockman of North Webster spent Friday in North Manchester on business. i j The Thursday Evening Sewing club of Milford will enjoy its annual Spring Party tomorrow night.

I H BURDETTE "Tony" Strombeck Republican Candidate SHERIFF iony ano Pat stromoeck, and Dave and Doug (twins) and Lisa. Kosciusko County • Present North Webster Town Marshal. • 10 Years* Experience In Law Enforcement. • Member North Webster Fire Department For 14 Years. Emergency Squad Since 1957. • Dairy Product Distributor For 20 Years. liOji • Member American Legion, Elks, and Now Taking My Degrees in Masonic Lodge Your Support Deeply Appreciated — PAID POL. AD " ■ FIRST REPORT - I ■ . Lakeland Football Boosters FUND DRIVE FOOTBALL AWARD (Gift of $lO-$49) Dr. & Mrs. E. L. Fosbrink Milford Electric Shop Harold Gallahan Kos. County Farm Bureau Turkey Creek Furn. Shop (Milford) Barbee Marina Richard & Gail Geiger Judge Gene B. Lee Naomi Harford Bill Speicher First National Bank - Warsaw UNIFORM AWARD (Gifts of SSO-$99) Ronald Brown VyLactos Laboratories, Inc. Harry Phend EQUIPMENT AWARDS (Gifts of SIOO-SJ99) Smith Electric Chore-Time, Inc. GOAL POST AWARD (Gifts of S2OO and Over) Thornburg Drug Co. Total To Date: $735 We wish to thank each of the above for their support of this drive. — LAKELAND FOOTBALL BOOSTERS Gifts May Be Given To Any Os The Following: NORTH WEBSTER MILFORD SYRACUSE Phil Payne Bob Brown Bill Cutter Jack Rhoades Arch Baumgartner Tom Prickett Cecil Paulus Bob Spearman John Kroh < Jim Hughes ISWFWI USED CARS’MACKTRUCM’FRUEHAUFTRAmW I ■ PARTS SCRViCC . I