The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 September 1966 — Page 3

Miss Carolyn C. Smith, daughter! oi Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Smith, r 2I

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AUGSBURGER’S 30th ANNIVERSARY SALE WE WISH TO THANK OUR MANY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS FOR THE OPPORTUNITY OF SERVING THEM FOR THIRTY YEARS IN MILFORD DURING THIS CELEBRATION OF OUR ANNIVERSARY WE HAVE GONE ALL-OUT TO GIVE YOU MANY MONEY-SAVING BARGAINS AT BOTH OUR ‘SYRACUSE AND MILFORD STORES. FREE Bags Os Groceries Given Away Every Hour Friday And Saturday FREE FREE Xf* Fdv FPS 70‘ FREE - FREE ■ I llhta lline in ji m M — REGISTER EACH TIME IN THE STORE— O UlMft AIIADTEDC AC AUAIPC QEEE I IB I ■■ ■> V JF ,b PORTABLE BAR-B-Q SET — 3-PIECE SILVER SERVER SET L nINU UuAniLnj Ur UiUILI Olli _ basketball set — bissel rug cleaner (Cut-Up And Wrapped For The Freezer) WHEEL BARROW — NFL PRO FOOTBALL Last Week's Winners Were: manor house < AUGUST LUNDQUIST — Syracu.e r f ■ t t * 11- ■■■■ MEADOW GOLD — ALL FLAVORS — REG. 95c —— JCOF FE E 21b. 99c iCE cream % gaL 69c Who e Hog Sale ■ ■■■vnw vg MEADOW GOLD - SAVE2Oc PURE porTchops, Lb 69c Mll K fla | Aft Distilled Water ? 39c HSHdast 49c p b — gjjfj— TRUCK U>AD SALE - SAVE 20. OR MOKE TUMBLERS 2~29C ™ sw roast POTATOES 49c -— . n>.ss< ib.ssc | , Arr LC J JyC pnuK nmne i h CoffeeShop ■ Anniversary Special „ 79c 7fw '- 00 SiK"iS;”» ’1.50 LEAN BACON, Lb< SAVE UP TO 96<HERE wed. THRU SAT. AT MILFORD AUGSBURGER’S (Ei)

;Syracuse, is enrolled at Ball State! university. Muncie.

I Mr. and Mrs. Lee Poyaer, Syra- | ewe, has had as their guests their

Ison, Lowell and Mrs. Poyser of Trenton, N. J.

Open Bids - (Continued from page 1) $33,424 at Syracuse, a base bid of $34,734 at Milford and a combined bid of $65,000: Delp Electric, Inc., of Plymouth —a base bid of $21,900 at Syracuse with a voluntary alternate and a base bid of $20,250 at Milford with a voluntary alternate; Shaum Electric Company, Inc., of Elkhart —a base bid of $23,244 at Syracuse, a base bid of $20,826 at Milford and a combined bid of $43,900; and Workinger Electric, Inc., of Elkhart —a base bid of $23,500 at Syracuse, a base bid of $18,900 at Milford and a combined bid of $42,200. In the bid for food senice equipment at Milford. Hillman's Equipment, Inc., of Fort Wayne bid sll,nqq Following the opening of bids, board members James C. Stucky, Jerry L. Helvey, Charles L. Purdum, Jr., and C. W. Kroh studied bids with superintendent Lewis S. Immel business manager Don H. Arnold, elementary coordinator and Syracuse elementary principal Edgar A. Speer and Milford elementary princiapl Harold Young. Also present to consider the bids were Charles Price, Fred Graeber and George Bartuska of Maurer. Inc., architects for the school corporation. No decision was made at the meeting, however, contracts are expected to be awarded in the near future. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS AT LEESBURG ELECT Junior high school students at Leesburg held election of their class officers last week with the following results: Eighth Grade President — Dennis Polk Vice president — Cindy Furnas Secretary — Gina Graham Treasurer — Ed Park Seventh Grade . President — Rick Brabo Vice president — Jack Teeple Secretary — Fran Oswalt Treasurer — Denise Anglin Sponsor for the eighth ~ grade class is Mrs. Earl (Irene* Robison, while sponsor for the seventh grade class is Mrs. Giles (Mary) Hoffer. RUMMAGE SALE sponsored by Silver Thimble club Thursday and Friday, Sept. 29 and 30, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Milford fire station.

SYRACUSE—NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes Marvin Coy, North Webster, was treated in tlie Murphy Medical Center Wednesday and released. Mrs. Imogene Menzie, North Webster was admitted to the Goshen hospital Wednesday. She was released Saturday. Mrs. Dorothy E. Johnson, Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen iiospital Wednesday. Miss Evalean Rookstool. Syracuse. was released from the Goshen hospital Wednesday. Mrs. Clifford D. Nicodemus, Syracuse. was released from the Goshen hospital Wednesday. Robert Richwine, North Webster, was released from the Whitley County hospital Wednesday. Mrs. John Miller, r 3 Syracuse, has been released from the Goshen hospital. Mrs, Hubert Wolfe, North Webster, was released from the Goshen hospital Thursday. Mrs. Wilbur H. Davault, Syra cuse. was released from the Goshen hospital Saturday. Ralph L. Mullen, Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Saturday. Chris Cook, seven-month-old son ot Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Cook, r 1 North Webster, was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center, Saturday and released. Mrs. Kelvin Stoner, r r Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Monday. Mrs. Sharon Lee Johnson, Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Monday. Mrs. Gladys E. Wineland, Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Monday. Mrs. Mary Mclntire, Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Tuesday. Syracuse Locals Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Poynter have returned from a vacation trip to northern Michigan and the Dells in Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Baciiman of Syracuse are vacationing in the western states. Mr. Bachman recently sold the trailer park. Turtle Bay, located south of Syracuse, which he has owned and operated for several years.

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GUEST SPEAKER — Rev. Kennard E. Robinson of the Syracuse Calvary EUB church is shown above with Cylvester H. Thomas, headmaster of the Taima elementary school

800 Attend World Mission Hight At Oakwood Center The first of two presentations of World Missions night was held in the Oakwood Center building at Oakwood Park on Sunday evening, Sept. 25. at 7 p.m. with approximately 803 persons in attendance. Through the use of special scenery, colored lighting, the World Missions choir, and outstanding instrumental and vocal music, this program is planned each year as a challenge for both youth and adults. The flags of the nations plus ushers dressed in costumes from various parts of the world add special color to the program. The guest speaker this year is Sylvester H. Thomas, headmaster of the Taima elementary school in Sierra Leone, West Africa. The Sierra Leone government has awarded him the certificate of honor for meritorious service to his country in the field of education. This special event is sponsored

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in Sierra Leone, West Africa. Thomas is the guest speaker at the World Mission being held at Oakwood Center. He will speak again at 7 pan. on October 2.

|by Indiana Conference North of the Evangelical United Brethren ! church. Rev. K. E. Robinson, past- : or of Calvary church, Syracuse, lias I served as the director of tlus program for the past four years. Because of the tremendous response to World Missions night last year, it was decided that two identical presentations would be made i this tail. All residents of this area are cordially invited to attend the ■ second presentation at Oakwood Center auditorium on Sunday evening, Oct. 2, at 7 p.m. MRS JOHN HOOLEY IS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Mrs. John Hooley, the former Ruth Stieglitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stieglitz of Milford, has accepted of assisant professor of pediatrics at the University of Colorado school of nursing. Mrs. Hooley graduated from Milford high school and received her BS from Goshen college and MS from the University of Colorado. Her husband John received his certified public accountant certificate and is employed for Exeter Drilling Company in Denver.