The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 June 1966 — Page 7

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ROOM 4 U 4-H MEMBERSHAVE COOK-OUT Members of the Room 4 U 4-H club enjoyed a cook out at the Flow ing Well park south of North Webster Friday afternoon and evening. Junior leaders. Cathy Bryant, Paula Ganger, Carolyn and Darlene Long cooked the hot dogs and hamburgers which were furnished by the members, on the park's out-

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door grills while other members participated in a game period. Beverage and cup cakes were furnished by the adult leader, Mrs. Ronald Greider, and the accompanying potato chips, jello desserts, condiments, etc,, were furnished by the junior leaders. Nineteen members and three guests were present for the outing. Guests arrived with Theresa Wiseman, Susan Ball and Mrs. Greider.

Beta Psi Chapter Installs New Officers Installation of new officers was the primary order of business at the regular meeting of the Beta Psi chapter of the Lambda Chi Omega sororitv held at the home of Mrs. Albert Hamman, Jr., Tuesday night. Mrs. Robert Fidler conducted the installation ceremonies for the following new officers: President. Mrs. David Berger; vice president.

Mrs. Doug Black; recording secretary, Mrs. Bob Dellinger; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Paul Scott; treasurer, Miss Betty Weimer; sergeant-at-arms, Miss Mary Lou Denzel; rush captain, Mrs. Junior Hamman; historian, Mrs. Phil Fidler; chapter editor, Mrs. Curtis Shock; chapter reporter, Mrs. James Bachelder: associate organizer, Mrs. Loren Kruger. Other business of note was discussion and final plans for operating a parking lot during the Mermaid Festival. This is one of the major money making projects sponsored by the sorority each year. The parking lot sponsored by the Beta Psi chapter is located on the vacant lots owned by Mrs. Tom Warner just back of the C. J. Menzie residence. Following the meeting, the hostess assisted by Mrs. Merritt Wagoner served ice cream, a cinnamon roll dessert, coffee and tea. -NW— Backwater Friends To Appear On TV The Backwater Friends Home Demonstration club of Webster will appear on the television show "The Ann Colone Show” at 1 p. m. Wednesday, June 29. They will enjoy a catered lunch at the studios before the show goes on the air. Then the group will watch the show being telecast live, participate in interviews and be entertained by a professional musical or variety act. The event has been arranged by Mrs. Norman Rhodes, r 1 Warsaw.

FIRST ACROSS the LINE! ... at the A. P. B. National Races Held In Boston A RINKERBUILT BOAT manufactured in Syracuse, Indiana and piloted by Stover Hire of Syracuse won first place, B Utility class in the American Power Boat Association National Outboard Races last August in Boston, Massachusetts. Hire has also won numerous other major races in RINKERBUILT BOATS, illustrating the strength and durability built in to all their boats, whether or pleasure craft. Top quality Fiberglass construction in racy, practical styles insure safe and pleasure-filled boating. See the complete line of RINKERBUILT pleasure boats at local area dealers. DEALERS: • Tippecanoe Marina • Auto Carburetor Tippecanoe Lake Fort Wayne •OK Sales • Mercury Sales & Service Syracuse Rome City • Cedar Shore Marine • Delaware Marine Fort Wayne Muncie • Boatland Indianapolis Since 1937 RINKERBUILT BOATS SYRACUSE, INDIANA I I II > - * * 4 ■Kwr tmu. > i rjgFWMBt .LireLjfe.is - v The above picture shows several of Rays' crews busy installing carpet in the Oakwood Hotel at Lake Wawasee. Floor covering is not a sideline with Rays’ Carpets as is true with many stores handling carpet today. I This is the distinct difference in our installation — Specialist verses other carpet installers — We use the latest and best equipment to give our customers the “Red Carpet Treatment” Our crews are uniformed, neat, honest, and reliable, plus factory trained floor covering specialists. So Mrs. Carpet Buyer, remember price is not a sales factor in purchasing carpet, service and good installation are just as important 1 STORE HOURS: Choose the store from 7:30 to 5:30 Daily which you buy carpet TARPFTS IflC Sat 7:30 am-5:30 pm with the same care you wUll E I HI Closed Thursday use when buying the 112 S. Main St, Afternoon & Sundays carpet itself. NAPPANEE, IND. Open Fri. Evening Phone:773-4536 Till 8:30 p.m. — Member of Michiana Floor Covering Ass’n. —

JAMES GREINER ACCEPTS POSITION WITH LYALL ELECTRIC James Greiner, a former music instructor in the North Webster high school recently resigned his position with the music department at Goshen high school and accepted a position as director of program training with Lyall Electric at Albion. Mr. Greiner, who has been with Lyall a couple weeks, had just returned from a recent vacation. He and his family spent their vacation as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Metz and daughter, Brenda, in their Milwaukee home and at Lake Delton, Wis. —NW—LOCAL YOUTH RETURNS FROM SEMINAR ON AEROSPACE EDUCATION Michael McClure, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McClure, Jr., returned to his home here Saturday after having spent 10 days attending the Aerospace Education Seminar for youths throughout the United States. The seminar, which was held at Purdue university, was on an experimental basis this year and plans are now underway to repeat the program and probably set 14) on a regularly scheduled basis. At the seminar Michael, who has his beginner’s pilot license, received academic training for a private pilot’s license and some training on dual flight orientation. Mike will be a senior at North Webster high school next year and plans to enroll at Purdue after

graduation and work for a BS degree in professional aviation. - NW — COMMUNITY NEWS Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Thomas and family and Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Kline were guests of Mr. and Mrs. On a Miller and Sally for a chicken barbecue last Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Ilnicki of Goshen spent last week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orme! Kline. Mrs. M. C. Stanfield of Papakeechie lake, Mrs. S. E. Manin of Barbee lake and Mrs. George Staples and son Joe spent last Friday in Lebanon visiting relatives and friends. They were dinner guests of Mrs. Ada Gleb, mother of Mrs. Manin. Mrs. Hilda Parsons and daughter Phyllis White and her son Stevie of Indianapolis visited with Mrs. Herbert Brunner last Wednesday. Mrs. Leo Kowallik and Mrs. C. L. McClure, Jr., left this morning (Wednesday) for Miami, Beach, Fla., where they will attend the National Education Association convention. Both ladies are teachers in the Lakeland school system and will sene as delegates assigned to committees. They are making the trip by automobile, taking a leisurely drive through the Smokies and plan to return byway of Florida’s west coast stopping off to visit friends at Clearwater and Winter--1 haven.

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HERE COMES TOP POP — Robert Hannan, this year’s Flotilla Top I Pop, is shown on the sun deck of' Mae Baby, the 30-foot Chris-Craft owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ace Collins. [

Weatherhead Clipper Wins Commodore's Cup

The Weatherhead Clipper, a three-mast clipper ship manned by a crew of eight, walked off with the Father's Day Flotilla on Lake Wawasee. Last year a Weatherhead pirate ship won judge’s choice. Other winners were: Top Pop Choice — Harold Kitson Plumbing and Heating. Queen s Choice — Auer’s Service Station. Flotilla Committee Choice — Gemini 9, entered by a group of Huntington students. Judge’s Choice — Syracuse Calvary EVB church. Short on Entries There was a scarcity of entries in this year’s Flotilla, but those entered were of good quality. A WOWO announcer on a stationary location, said 45 units participated. An outstanding attraction, of course, was the Queen’s float, on which Flotilla Queen Cassie Wells and her princesses rode. They had

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Mrs. Collins is at the wheel. 1 The new Cavalier is operated by a twin-screw, propelled by two 190- ■ horsepower Chrysler engines. It {sleeps nine.

a twist band providing musk to liven up their float. Riding the lead boat, a 30-foot Chris-Craft own&l by Mr. and Mrs. Ace Collins, were the Top Pop, special guest for the gala week end, and his wife. They were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harman of r 1 Akron. Mr. Harman expressed appreciation for the hospitality extended him ‘ during his stay at the lake. He is employe at an Akron lumber company an<; is the father of four: Keith. 12, 11, Paula, 8, and Brenda. 3. Seen By Thousands The Flotilla was seen by thousands at a number of publk view points around Lake Wawasee. The weather was perfect for the event. Literally hundreds of boats followed the Flotilla around the big lake, with amateur photographers taking pictures. A special attraction was a kite skier, who maneuvered skillfully around the lake, at times rising to several hundred feet above the water.. Tom Prkkett, general chairman of the Flotilla, said he was disappointed in the number of participating units, but expressed hope for greater organization and greater participation in next year’s event. Judges Sunday were Prickett, Bill Beemer, Jim Caskey, Jack Vanderford, Robert Hafthan, Queen Cassie and Arch Baumgartner.

E 's's a cv * 5 DAYS ONLY FRIDAY - TUESDAY, JUNE 24 THRU 28 The Most Delightful Entertainment of Your Life! WALT DISNEY'S “Mary Poppins” JULIE ANDREWS DICK VAN DYKE Technicolor

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