The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 41, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 November 1966 — Page 8

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H. A. Ganger Elected Trustee By Tinrrcenoe Township Voters

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II V Ganger won the township trustee's race in Tippecanoe township by a land-hde—B72 to 364—over Democrat Vaughn 1. Hmesley. Serving with Ganger will be 1 his Republican advisory board members. They follow with the total num-In-rdf votes reter. ed in the four township piw.net s Richard Cobertson 755 William Metcalf 859 Glen A Vanator 736 Membe r running on the ih-mocrat ticket were Arnold Culver who received 451 votes. Richard C. Didier who received 375 votes anti Robert Sirornixfk who received 562 votes, tickti were Arnold Culver who re- , < .* i -i ;7 vote- .<nd Hist re «>< the ; - .< < St.<iiie> P. Ilamnun received —NWNorth Webster School Holds Open House ■■ North Wd»ster sclxxrf held open Ixhis- recently with a good turn: out reported The high sclxxil chorus presented a program under the direction of James Turner ..The faculty and Staff monitors were introduced and the parents visited the rooms Elementary PTA A slate of officers, was presented • bv i odd PTA Ixvard anil accepted. The fallowing officers were elected hr jhe elementary PTA Gene Bvrkhnrn. president. Norvert Niles, I vice piv-idciit Mi ' B * Fuller, treasurer: and Mrs Junior I den, secretary -NW-Charm-’N’-Chatter Club j Christmas Workshop Held Last Monday Mrs D K White was hostess to the Charm n' Chatter homemakers extension eld) last Monday night for the annual Christmas workshop Her sister, Mrs. James McNabb. served as cohostess j The meeting opened in regular form by vice preskient Mrs Sherman Bryant after a slvort welcome to visitors by president Mrs. Herbert Brunner In the absence of Mrs Paul Scott. Mrs Brunner also gave the meditation." and Mrs. George Staples related the history of the song of the month The health and safety leader. Mrs Staples, discussed briefly son* timely tips and questions on “Medicare and the Nursing Home” and mentioned other forms of health insurance and their value. Garden remarks byMrs Vera Hunt were interesting things to do in November. In keeping with the season, members anti guests answered roll call by telling something they were thankful for and by making reservations for the annual Christmas dinner meeting which will be held December 5 at a local restaurant. During the business session, the ivresident reported that the club had made the honor roll was announced at the county achievement program A vote was taken on ch* reaction to repairing the women’s buikhng at the fair grounds. Gards were distributed to those who wish to send mental patients Christmas gifts Mrs James McNabb reported that she had collected and taken Hens to the Packerton community for the rummage sale they have planned Ttie president announced the Green Thun* Garden ch* Christmas workshop and Mrs. Marvin Ward, incoming president, ask ed that members knowing of any girl interested in living at Twin INjhvs please notify her and that members make a decision on whether or not to change the present secret pal program. Two lessons were given at this meeting. Mrs. James McNabb discussed remodeling furniture. stressing the importance of one deciding first of all if the piece of furniture is really worth the work, what use will be made of it. how it can be remodeled to best fit in with the intended use and surroundings and wtat is the best material to use in remodeling and refinishing for its intended me. The Christmas workshop lesson was given by Mrs. D. K. Richards assisted by Mrs. D. K. White, Mrs. janw McNabb and Mrs George Staples Many tarns for decooiftv and snacks were disand ta-™.«■

Wednesday, November 16, 1966

ions for making given. Pumpkin pie garnished with whipped cream, coffee and tea • served by t’r* hostesses to 16 members anti the four guests. Mrs. 0. R Joy, Mrs Richard Snoke. Mrs. S. E. Marvin and Miss Karleen Richards - NW— North Webster Church Plans Homecoming The North Webster Church of tiie Brethren wiU hold ts annua’ harvest and homecoming in the newly decorated dwirch Sunday, Nov. 20. and members of the congregation are looking forward to seeing- their many friends ami former members. . Sunday school will be at 9 30 With church at 10 30 and a basket din-1 ner at 12 noon The home talent

defiance li IMvl Plh 2BIGWEEKS ||f Us j ’ ’ Nov. 16 to 26 HJlUll-wiS Z H H Ww M| DEHANCE — Can TURKEYS 11 45 horeninc 69 GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. *1.45 S c “ “ OLEO JJbs4l.oo Rolled Rib or Rump Roast 7* PORK STEAK -49 t Sweet Potatoes 25c n/vni/ r , *L4rNDC AO c BORDEN S KRAUT 7forsl.oo r' - ' Cottage Cheese lb. 25c ™ CE - SMOKED HAM 591 Whipping Cream 'Apt 29c Tomato Juke 3 for 79c Homemade DEFIANCE HILLS BROS. — Reg. or Drip STUFFED SAUSAGE 59i SALAD DRESSING qt. 39c (OFFEE 69 CHUCKWAGON 303 Can —— BACON. _5? s S*““ Sney'leansw k»uch _ _ , Qc PEACHES 4canssl.oo LIQUID FAMILY FARE WIEN cK b OV"- gnpa-N.niu.s.-w. , <lflA SOAP 3 for SI.OO OYSTERS 16 oz. pt*l 39 PEARS 3 cans for SI.OO * CANNfO HAMT 5 lb. *4.59 FRUIT COCKTAiL 5 cans *I.OO Book Matches 8 i *l°° BUTTER lb. limit 69c CRANBERRIES lb. bag 29c ROLLS ——27 c CAMPBELL’S MARKET Phone 658-4164 "Custom Cutting & Processing" Milford, Ind.

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I musical program will begin at 1:45. -NWLegion Auxiliary Reports Recent Activities L?gion Auxiliary Unit 253 president El inure Enyeart reported that the unit had prepared and served r- als to three precinct boards on election day last Tuesday. Tixvse who assist d wore Edith Kesterson, Sandv Creteher, Estlier Bodkin, Cat'.erine El’is in. Eva Brunner. Julie Rog::s. Maxine Pifer, Helen Wagoner rnd Mrs. Enyeart. The presid?nt also reported that 22 -two pouixl coffee cans were filled with cookies, candy, gum and Koo -Ade and sent to our overseas service men She said 18 were sent to Viet Nam and four will be sent to Germany. Another report concerns smafi American Flag pins and earrings unit members i'ave received to sell |in the “Show Your Colors” cam-! ! paign throughout the United States. | Anyone desiring one or more may ‘

contact anv unit member. -MW— Marine Corpsman Home From Viet Nam Cpl. Edward Enyeart of the U. S. M. C. arrived home last Tuesday for a 30-day visit with his family and friends. He has been serving in Viet Nam for the past 134 months and will return with the fifth division for another tour of duty in Viet Nam after his leave. Cpl. Enyeart is the son of Mrs. Elinore Enveart of Barbee Lake. -NWRally Services At North Webster Christian Church Tie North Webster Christian church will observe its home coming with special sen ices on Sunday. Nov. 20. Sunday school will be at 9:30 a m. with morning worship at 10:35 a.m. A basket lunch will be served at 1145 and the afternoon service will be from 1 until 5:30 p.m. The public is welcome to the services of the day. The speaker for the afternoon will be Rev. Chukko Joseph from India. The Gospel quartet from

Goshen will furnish special music and refreshments will be served. —NW— Pvt James L. Harris Stationed In Germany Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris of North Webster have sent the following address for their son. James, who is stationed in Germany: Pvt. James L. Harris U. S. 55845673 657 QM. Co. (P. S.) APO New York, N. Y., 09108 DIPPONS ENTERTAIN ! CANASTA CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dippon of ; near Milford entertained this week for rhe Sunday Night Canasta club, i Pumpkin pie and ice cream were served the guests. Winning high were Mrs. Leo Anglin and Willard Conn. Low were Mrs Herman Weisser and Wayne Bucher. Tin club members will enjoy dinner at a Syracuse restaurant in December, then go to the Herman Weisser home for the evenings canasta party. STORY HOIH AT SYRACUSE There will be a story hour at the Syracuse public library after school from 3:30 until 4:30 on Friday.

How To Carve Turkey LAFAYETTE — Papa’s in a quandary—as guests wait expectantly for a plate of turkey. “How am I going to get that leg off?” he wonders as he saws on the plump turkey before him. This picture is familiar to most families, but it needn’t be repeated in your home at this year’s Thanksgiving dinner. Papa, and Mama, too. can learn carving skills by studying the illustrated mimeo. “How to Carve Chicken and Turkey.” published by the Cooperative Extension Service at Purdue university. Step by step instractions to carve poultry with skill and dexterity are given in the publication. Illustrations show knife positions and cutting directions. Indiana’s residents may obtain free copies of “How To Carve Chicken and Turkey,” P-45, at their county extension office. Include both name and number of the publication in your request. North Webster Church Os Brethren Dinner And Homecoming The North Webster Church of the Brethren will hold a harvest dinner and liomecoming. Sunday. Nov. 20. There will be a musical program in the afternoon.

Richard Bitner Trains In Southern Germany SP4 Richard Bitner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Bitner of Dewart Lake, has returned to Frankfurt. Germany, where he is stationed with the ASA of the United States army. He has completed three weeks of schooling in southern Germany. During week ends he toured Salzburg and Innsbruck in Austria and Garmisch. Germany. Ulis is the third time he has been in the Alps. During his stay in Germany, since October of 1964. he has visited Spain, France and Luxembourg bei sides a number of cities in Germany and trips up the Rhine and | Main rivers. He is planning a 30-day leave : back to visit his parents over Christmas, after which he will return to Frankfurt for further duty. Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gray of Syracuse were sup’per guests erf Mr. and Mrs. Harry’ Juday, also of Syracuse. Mrs. J. A. Rigdon, r 4 Syracuse, has returned home from New York where she spent a month with her brother who had undergone surgery at St. Vinnences hospital there. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Blue of Syracuse lake will leave today (Wednesday) for Lake Forest and Naperj ville. 111., for three weeks.

Syracuse Locals Mrs. Bertha Nicolai is at her home on r 4 having returned from Fairfax, Va. Mrs. Nicolai will return to Fairfax November 25. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Beck. Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Ora Heusler, r 2 Osceola, were at Elwood Thursday where they visited with a brother and uncle, Arthur Whitehead and Mrs. Whitehead. Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers. Syracuse, visited Mrs. Pearl Middleton at the Church of the Brethren Home at Mexico recently. Mr. and Mi’s. Charles E. Beck, and James Simpson of Ligonier and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Beck, Syracuse. were entertained at dinner Sunday at Foo and Faye’s. The occasion was Calvin Beck's birthday. Thousands of Hoosiers won’t be going home for the holidays. Don't forget them. Remember mental patients with Christmas gifts. Leave your gift at The Mail-Journal office in Milford or Syracuse or Thornburg Drugs in North Webster. Mrs. Lois Schleeter and Miss Leila Connolly. Syracuse, are on vacation, Miss Connolly from the office of NIPSCo and Mrs. Schleeter from the State Bank of Syracuse.