The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 May 1967 — Page 16

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AND AWAY WE GO!—These are the people who make the ball go around! Making arrangements for the Flotilla golf tournament at Wawasee golf course are, seated from left, Lori Welty, Earl Money and Mae Col-

GOD GIVES US HOPE The night is mother of the day. The winter of the spring. And ever upon old decay The greenest mosses cling. Behind the cloud the starlight lurks.

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Standing from left are Bud Smith, Schacht. Bill Beemer and pro Don Byrd. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

Tlrough showers the sunbeams fall; For God. who loveth all His works. Has left His hope with all. —Whittier GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY

Wawasee Golf Club NORTH SHORE — LAKE WAWASEE “Finest In The Lake Region” DON BYRD — Pro Owner

Don Byrd Indiana PGA Tournament Chairman

Warsaw Minister To Speak At "Syracuse Commencement May 17

Robert L. Slavens, principal of Syracuse high school, and Philip K. Fawley. senior class sponsor, announced today that Rev. William J. Vamos, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Warsaw, will speak at the commencement exercises on Friday evening, June 2, at 8 o'clock in the new gymnasium. Rev. Vamos' topic will be “Three Reasons to Live”. Rev. Vamos, who has been pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Warsaw for 5% years, attended Hanover college and was graduated from the University of Cincinnati. He also is a graduate of McCormick Theological Seminary’ in. Chicago. Prior'to coming to Warsaw, he had his first pastorate at a rural church near Logansport. Since coming to Warsaw, he has been interested in the workshops on mental health and

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Kim REV. WILLIAM J. VAMOS has been active in creating and promoting the summer “Worship in the Round” Sunday services. Seventy-four seniors will receive diplomas on June 2, th? largest class ever to be graduated from Syracuse high school. In addition to the valedictory by Cheryl Peffley, and the two salutatories by Donna Huff and John Kramer, the high school band and the high

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school choir will perform. Combined baccalaureate services for Milford, North Webster, and Syracuse high schools will be held on Sunday afternoon. May 28, at 4 o'clock at the North Webster school.

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DAMAGE SUIT FILED IN COURT Floyd Wolfe of near Huntington has filed a $21,000 damage suit in the Kosciusko circuit court against Dale and Norma Strombeck dba PutterIn, a miniature golf course on r 1 North Webster. The plaintiff states the defendant was negligent in permitting a person to swing a golf club in an area in which another could be struck by the club. The plaintiff, according to the com-

plaint, sustained permanent injuries to an eye and lacerations, cuts and bruises about the face on May 15, 1965, when hit by a golf club on the fourth tee by Rick Kein of r 3 Albion. L—— Use yard furniture to create the atmosphere you want — rustic, casual and informal, or a sedate, more formal living area, suggest extension home furnishings specialists at Purdue university.