The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 May 1967 — Page 3

Golf W FOR FUN n AND SUN If NOW OPEN FOR OUR 20th SEASON "The Greens Are In Exceptionally Good Condition This Year. We Have A Fine Club House And Pro Shop For Your Convenience, And We Invite You Out For Your Opening Golf Game. — TOM MERRITT Maxwelton Golf Club TOM & FAYE MERRITT - Pro-Owners NORM ROBIE — Greenskeeper

Open Memorial Day 8:00 a.m. to 11 a.m. \Qz IMiIE'GMKgI Velveeta SIRLOIN STEAK c “* » n » wa >»°“ like 89c Cheese ECKRICH WIENERS 59! 89c CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS • • • 79L aUIIH GROUND BEEF • • 3 lbs. *1.39 „ . Thick Sliced bacon • • • 69: Charcoal COUNTY LINE CHEESE lb. 59c 99c F/*/* f 3 DOZ. — MEDIUM s|| 5 E (l (l J ™l beer s best ButtfJl* 1 Pound Manor House z jF COFFEE 65c IB ~ IN GROCERIES Borden's 2% MILK 2- , Zr gals. 69c Rananas Borden's Drinks 4-’/i gals. s l°° lh HAMBURGER or WIENER LDe BUNS 3 pkgs. 89c 10c URffi SHC S SPAN 77< CAMPBELL'S MARKET CUSTOM CUTTING AND PROCESSING MILFORD, IND.

FISH FRY Jonah club fish fry sponsored by Troop 28, Syracuse Boy Scouts. FRIDAY, MAY 26 AT THE SCOUT CABIN 5 to 8 p.m. Phone: 457-3449 for Carry-Out wnat a DOIS FOR YOUR VALOABUf ... I HKfv- Q TSAOS MAUK 1 • * WITH DOOR ORIRATOR f POM rOlt L-—j c 111. A button Imldo your locked car unlocks J_ ~ I *~~~U f "OVHtHEAD DOOR," opens It, turns on lights. Q| Drive kv press again—the door closes and TZ HHH locks automatically. Think of the safety late at §= | GJ|A I night, the convenience In bad weather I Priced I no higher than many other household appliantes. Phono for estimate. TH I eo«M OF SYRACUSE, INC. Ph.: 457-3223 P.O. Box 625 Per OVERHEAD DOOR CORPORATION • HASTFOSO CITY, INDIANA

The Jr. Merry Maidens 4-H Chib Meets By Barban Zimmerman The Junior Merry Maidens 4-H club held a mother and daughter tea on Wednesday evening, May 10, at the Milford fire station. Mrs. Robert Kitson, 4-H leader, welcomed the mothers at the start of the program. Lori Steffen gave some peoms about “Mothers” and Becky Replogle gave a reading on “These Modem Mothers”. Sue Speicher, Peggy Beer, Darcy Wolferman, Becky Zimmerman, Kay Sorenson, and Janet Beer sang songs for the evening program. Then to top off the evening program Cynthia Rapp gave a demonstration on how to make a peach supreme pie. After the entertainment, refreshments of punch, coffee, and cookies were served by Brenda Davis, chairman; Cynthia Rapp. Doris Rogers, Pat Buhurt, Teresa Emmons, Alice Gunden, Lori Steffen. Kathy Price, Marla Hoover and Jane Mathews. Each table had flower arrangements. The refreshment table was set with green and white carnations for the center piece and also with the 4-H color paper plates and cups. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Clifford Wolf and Miss Cynthia Rapp. Roll call was taken and each girl gave her mother a carnation.

VLASWigb THURSDAY, MAY 25 - SATURDAY, MAY 27 500 DRESSES *2.99.. VALUES TO $10.99 Size 7- 24*4 mode o' day 110 S. Main Nappanee, Ind.

GIFTSB., ■ WELCOME TO THE LAKE AREA - WE ARE PROUD TO OFFER HOOSIERLAND'S LARGEST AND FINEST SELECTION OF GIFTS FOR AU OCCASIONS PRICED MODESTLY PLENTY OF FREE PARKING COUNTRY CORNER GIFT SHOP Tuesday thru Sun., 10:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Open Sundays Closed Mondays Fred and Emily Elstrod Wawasee Village

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EASY DOES IT — Sportsman Bob Seward is showing them how it’s done at Maxwelton golf course recently, while making plans for the Father’s Day Flotilla.

The meeting was adjourned at 9.15 pjn. The next meeting will be on June 7 after school in the Milford fire station. All 4-H record books are due at the next meeting.

Wednesday, May 24, 1967

Sitting on the golf cart are Lee Schacht, Lori Welty and Mae Collins, and standing from left are Bill Beemer and Chuck Cleveland, in charge

Relief Corps Holds Memorial Services Thirteen members of the Women’s Relief Corps at Syracuse took part in the memorial services on Sunday. May 21, at the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene with Pastor Robert A. Scheidiy officiating the ceremony. After the church services the group met at the home of Mrs. Frank Bates where they launched their boat of flowers on Syracuse lake in memory of the unknown dead buried at sea. Mrs. Emery Guy, chaphn, dismissed the ceremony with prayer. The corps then went to the Syracuse cemetery to place their Relief Crops emblem on the grave of Mrs. Clarence ilda> Snyder, a deceased member of the organization;

We wish to thank all of our customers for making the truck load appliance sale a success. “A few bargains are left this week.” LOVE FURNITURE A APPLIANCE Across from the Post Office Syracuse, Indiana

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of the Flotilla golf tournament, and Maxwelton pro-owner Tom Merritt and Flotilla chairman Ben Crews. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

ENTERTAINS FOR BIRTHDAY DINNER Mrs. Paul LeCount of Syracuse entertained Sunday at a birthday dinner in honor of Mrs. Dale Coy of Nappanee. Others attending were Mr. Coy and family, Nappanee; Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeCount and son, Bobby, Elkhart; and Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy Weaver and daughter, Jill, Syracuse. MILFORD LOCAL Dr. H. Philip Snyder and wife Christel of Santa Barbara. Calif., visited last week with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Snyder, at Milford/ They also visited his sister and family at Indianapolis and attended the state dental meeting and the speedway qualification trials while there.

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