The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 July 1967 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Wednesday, July 12, 1967

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Gaylord Toll Goes To LaVille As Principal Gaylord ToE, principal at Mentone high school for the past four years, has been named prmciapl of the new LaVille consolidated school, it was announced this week by Bryce W. Milter. superintendent of the Union-North United School Corporation. He succeeds Robert Monk who; earlier resigned the post to become I ' assistant principal of Manon highl school. At North Webster Principal Toll was associated | with the North Webster high school for nine years, first as a teacher then as principal. While at North Webster he was a civil leader and | president of the North Webster laons dub. Since moving to Mentone he has become Lions District Governor. He has his degrees from Ball State university and Indiana university. and is currently serving | on the curriculum committee of the Indiana Association of Junior and Senior high school principals. He is a member of the Mentone Methodist church. He is married to the former Flonnie Beaty of Muncie and they have two sons and two daughters. He is i a member of the U. S. army re- j serve. . District 18 Dairy Fanners To Meet July 16 Dairy farmers from this area who are members of district 18, Pure Milk Association. wifi hold a basket lunch picnic at Tippecanoe State Park Sunday, July 16, rain or shine. > Se.vral hundred fanners comprise the district, according to liarokf L. Smith, r 1 Akron, the district s representative on the 18member PMA board of directors. t They are from Benton, Caroll, i Cass. Elkhart, Fulton, Huntington. Jasper. Kosciusko, LaPorte, Mia-, mi. Marshal], Newton, Noble. Porter, Pulaski. Starke. Tippecanoe, Wabash, Warren. White and Whitley counties. The picnic meal will be served at 12.30 noon and will include ice cream and milk furnished by the district, it was reported by Wayne D. Coplea. r 2 Macy, and Donald E. Hudson, r 1 Roann, respectively president and secretary of the district. The afternoon entertainment will include many games for ctril-j dren. The couple selected as the 1967 outstanding young daily couple of district 18 of PMA uiU be announced during the afternoon program. I The district s winning couple will compete in August w ith other couples representing PMA districts in Indiana. Illinois and Wisconsin for; the tide of 1967 outstanding young daily couple of Pure Milk Associ-1 at ion. The winners of the association title and the runner-up couple will be awarded a trip to Miami Beach, Fla , next November. Gets Promotion In Viet Nam PFC Ernest R. Leitch has been promoted to sergeant in Viet Nam where he has been serving with the I armed forces for the last 14 months. After his expected leave in Septem- ; ber he will be going back for train- j ing in special forces. Sgt. Leitch is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Leitch of Syracuse. His address is * Set. Ernest R. Leitch HA 16882002 563 Signal Co. APO San Francisco. Calif. 96307 Week end guests of Mrs. Emma Krauter. Milford, were Mrs. Helene Clayton of South Bend and her sister. Mrs. Betty Searfoss, of Nappanee.

WED. - THURS. - FRI. - SAT. Open at 6:4s—Show 7-9 DOUBLE FEATURE WAJL.T DISNEY'S ‘The Shaggy Dog” Shown at 9:00 WALT DISNEY'S “Absent Minded Prof." Sun. . Mon. • Tues. S. Boyd — Ed O'Brien in “Fantastic Voyage”

Dr. Forest Kendall Elected To Head Wa-Nee Board Dr. Forest Kendall .was elected president of the Wa-Nee Community Schools Corporation Monday evening, Jdy 3, in a special! meeting of the school board. Other officers elected were Kenneth Smith, vice president and Russell Wenger, secretary. The board appointed Lowell Sheets to serve as treasurer for the coming year. Joseph Kindig was reappointed as the school attorney by the board. Routine regular business consumed the remainder erf the meeting. WRC HOLDS INITIATION i At the regular meeting of the John C. Adams 278 Women’s Relief I Corps of Syracuse. Mrs. NancyRoberts was initiated into the corps. The meeting was held July 3 in the Legion hall. Initiating officers were Mrs. John Craw, Mrs. Elva Connell, with Mrs. James Hamman, senior vice. Mrs. Ethe>i Grubb, junior vice, and Mrs. Emory Guy, chaplain assist- j ing. Presktesit Mrs. Craw opened the meeting in regular form. Mrs. Roberts signed the register. There were 10 members present. At the August meeting there will be work and all members are urged ' to be present. FHA Members Attend State Convention Four local members of the Future Homemakers of America, -andi their advisor, attended the 21st anniversary of the state organization I at Indiana university June 27 and 28. The girls who attended were Joyce Tom. local president; Beth Marrs, vice president; Elam Carlin. secretary; Tamra Linn; and Mrs. Vera Moe. advisor. I This was the largest convention I ever held with almost one thousand members attending. The objectives set forth for the coming year were,; i "Jobs, Careers, and You" and “In-1 dividuabty Counts". , One of the higiilights of the con- ■ 1 vention was a talk. "New Hori-| zons” by Miss Irene Meyers of Fort | Wayne, former personnel director for the General Electric company. The new state officers were installed. REBECCA ZIMMERMAN SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY A surprise birthday party was j given for Rebecca Zimmerman by her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Virgil Zimmerman of r 2 Milford, for her 12th birthday. A slumber party was enjoyed on Monday evening and a wiener roast was held at Warsaw lake on Tues- ’ day. Swimming, games, refreshments and record playing was enjoyed by all. Guests were Vicki Price. Janet Beer, Sabrina Peffly. Kathy Gaskill, Barbara Zimmerman, Lonna Wolterman. Diane Kesler, Janette. Beverly. Victoria and Patricia Sue Zimmerman. Mr and Mrs. Frank r j Scott of Pennsylvania returned home Sun- | day after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Pearle Wehrlv on r 1 Milford. Mrs. Fanny ~ Hcuberger and daughter Marie of Bremen were j recent guests of Mrs. Emma Krauter at Milford.

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<1 *• w ft MH I Wff Vis- * W I MRS. WILLARD RAY FREE Joellen McClintic, Willard Free Repeat Vows Saturday, July 1

Wedding vows were exchanged on Saturday evening, July 1, at eight o'clock in the First Methodist church in Milford by Miss Joellen Me (Untie, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McClintic of Milford, and Willard Ray Free, son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Free, also of Milford. Rev. Richard Sumner, pastor of the Milford church, performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of 150 guests. Candelabra, palms and two baskets of white mums and pink gladioli graced the altar of the church. White bows marked the pews. Nuptial music was provided by Miss Diana Ketring of Richmond, organist, and Miss Claudia Anglin of Etna Green, who sang “One Hand, One Heart", "More’ 4 and "The Lord’s Prayer". Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride appeared in a floor length gown of white bridal satin. Hie fitted bodice was designed with a scooped neckline and long sleeves with bridal points over the hands. Chantilly lace appliques complemented the skirt of unpressed pleats. The detachable chapel length train was secured by a bow at the shoulders. Her white silk illusion veil fell from a regal handmade crown of lace, crystals and simulated pearls. She carried pink roses on a white laced covered Bible with white satin streamers, rosebuds and love knots. Miss Janet Ramser ot Milford served the bride as maid of honor. Miss Janet Bum worth of Columbia City was the bridesmaid. Lesa Campbell, niece of the bridegroom, was the flower girl and Jeffrey Campbell, nephew of the bridegroom, was the ringbearer. Attendants in Pink The attendants wore similar dresses styled with an acetate brocade bodice and long back panel over a

I crepe skirt with a bow accenting the front waist. The maid of honor was dressed in candy pink and the : bridesmaid wore a darker shade of j pink dress. They wore a bow, matching their dresses, . for their headpiece. Each carried a king stem , white rose with bow and streamers. ! The flower girl was attired in a pink nylon dress fashioned with an empire style waist. The ringbearer carI ried the rings on a white satin pillow edged in lace. Max Duncan of Milford served as best man and Jack Stump USN. brother of the bride, was the groomsman. Ushers were Joseph Schlabach of Syracuse, cousin of the bride, and Jerry McClintic of Milfold, brother 1 of the bride. Mark and Jon Treesh of Milford lighted the candles. The mother of the bride wore a • two piece aqmCsilk suit dress with ' white accessories and the mother of the bridegroom was attired in a’pink i linen sheath with a pink lace over- ; coat and white accessories. Each had corsages of white roses. Mrs. Merle Campbell, Jr., of Mil- > ford, sister of the bridegroom, regi istered the guests. A reception followed in the church 1 ' dining room. The decorations consisted of a lace covered table with ' pink candles in a crystal candelabra and 1 four tier cake with sugar bells, roses, doves and topped with a bride land bridegroom. Serving were Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. Delbert Dippon [ arid Mrs. Evar Troup, all of Milford, and Mrs. C. J. Myers of Syracuse. Miss Debra Levemier and Miss Linda Beer of Milford and Miss Mary’ I Misch and Miss Mary Bellner of Indianapolis were in charge of the . gifts. Residing Elast of Milford The newlyweds are residing in a new mobile home east of Milford. A 1966 graduate of Milford high school.

New Salem Hews By MRS. RAY FERVERD A CBYF Attends Section Four Picnic Sunday The youth and the adult advisors of the New Salem church attended the Northern Indiana Section Four CBYF picnic Sunday at Pokagon state park. Those enjoying the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ostrander of r 1, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tom, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Max Shively, advisors; Nancy Johnson, Susie Baker, Diana Morehouse, Aliena, Stanley and Wesley Kilmer, Kristi Lichtenwalter, Pamela and Jack Teeple, Brenda ana Gary Hurd, Dennis and Douglas Shively, Wayne Kaufman, Rick Rapp, Jay Plank and Kip Tom. —NS—REV. WATSON GOODMAN GUEST SPEAKER SUNDAY Rev. Watson Goodman of Winona Lak? was the guest speaker at NewSalem on Sunday for both morning and evening services. Mrs. Goodman and their twv> children also attended the services. “Love Divine” was the number of vocal music presented by Mr. and Mrs. Goodman during the hour of worship in the forenoon. Other visitors were Mrs. Robert Foust and three children of Eaton who were spending the week end at Dewart Lake; Mr. and Mrs. John Drumm and three children of r 2 Leesburg; and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowling and two children of r 3 Syracuse. -NSMAX R.ARICK TO STUDY IN TEX AS Mr. and Mrs. Dane Rarick and son Max left on July 1 for Longview, Tex., where Max is enrolled in the LeTourneau college for an eight week course in the field of Christian wx>rk. given there thru the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Rarick returned home on Julv 6. -NSHERBERT MOREHOUSES ENTERTAIN GUESTS JULY 4 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse entertained at their home July 4. Those present for the picnic dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morehouse; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse, Deana and Georgina; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Morehouse of Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morehouse, Tomi Sue, Sammy and Rhonda, of Syracuse: Mr. "’and Mrs. Dale Morehouse, Loetta and David, of Leesburg; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Morehouse, Alike, Matt and Michelle; Mr. and Mrs. JanCes Walter, Tina and Travis, erf New Paris; Mr. and Mrs. John Morehouse. Beth and Kay, and Air. and Mrs. Richard Evans, Jim and David, of Goshen; Mr. and Mrs. John Alorehouse of New- Paris; Mr. and Airs. Jim Morehouse and Miss Linda Fultz of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Meek, Lorraine and Sharon, of

y Mrs. Free attended the Paraview School of Nursing in Fort Wayne. She is presently working in the office at Penn Controls in Goshen. Mr. Free, a 1962 graduate of Milford high school, has served four years in the U. S. Marines and is employed by Phend and Brown, Milford. Out of town guests were from Kalamazoo and Lansing, Mich.: Hickory. N. 4*., and (?ary. Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Fort Wayne. Kendallville, and Cromwell. Ind.

f AUCTION SALE 12 00 NOON, SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1967 The personal property of the late Thomas K. Warner II at the residence on Road 600 North at the west edge of North Webster, Indiana, including: HOUSEHOLD: Like new couch; end tables; occasional chairs; beau- , tiful mirrors; china cupboard; original oil and water color paintings; maple dresser with mirror; maple bed, springs and mattress; maple night table; 7piece twin bedroom suite, complete with springs and mattress; beautiful leathef-top desk (walnut) and chair; many lamps (vanity, table and floor); Aprilaire humidifier (like new); 15 x 18 rug and pad; bath scales; Oriental rugs 4* x 7*. 5* X 7*. 3/i X s’, 2* x 4’ and 9’ x 12’; Seth Thomas elec, clock; hall mirror and table combination; several throw rugs; roll top desk, swivel chair; GE refrigerator-freezer combination; 7-piece dinette set ; electric toaster, skillet, percolator, coffee maker, waffle iron, broiler and blender; 56 pieces of Sterling silver; miscellaneous dishes, pots and utensils; Maytag automatic washer and dryer; Magnavox Color TV Console; Admiral Portable TV; Zenith Portable TV. Cut glass dish; Haviland china (service for 8 in beautiful condition); several pieces ruby glass, French lace pitcher. ANTIQUES in excellent condition — needlepoint side chair; coffeetable with glass top; grandfather arm chair and grandmother arm chair; walnut love seat (unusually good); oval back arm chair; octagon top table, walnut with inlay top; arm rocker; high back rocker; straight arm chair (walnut). MACHINERY— I 963 Mercury 4-door hardtop; 1963 Falcon pick-uo; 1966 Bolens Husky 1000 riding mower; 1953 Ford tractor Jubilee; 1950 Ford 8N tractor with front loader; rear mower; rear scraper blade: Bendix air compressor; chain saw; many hand tools—wrenches, saws, driNs, grinders; farm wagon; trailers; forge. And many, many other very excellent items. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: “This merchandise is all far above average quality". KENNETH FAWLEY, Auctioneer LAKE CITY BANK, Executor Os Estate Os THOMAS K. WARNER II

Syracuse* and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bornman, Candace, Chris and Shawn, of Waterford. -NSCOMMUNTTY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baker erf North Webster were guests at dinner on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Baker, Susie, Douglas and David of r 1. Melinda Tom was also a Sunday dinner guest. Mrs. Ruth DdFries, Mrs. Virginia Bockman of North Webster and Mrs. Jesse Miller of Milford’ spent Friday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Charlene Nyce and daughter Vicki of r 1. Those from New’ Salem working at the World Missionary Press at Winona Lake on Wednesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. B£l Speicher of Milford, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse, Mrs. Glen Morehouse and Georgina. Mr. and Mrs. John Plank. Jay and Debbie, Air. and Mrs. Vere Wildman, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Teeple, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews, Orvil Kilmer and Miss Doris Tom. Visitors at the Guy Morehouse home on Sunday evening were Mr. and Airs. Glen Tom of Elkhart, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Morehouse of near Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morehouse, Loetta and David, of near Leesburg. Charles Vanator of r 1 Warsaw was admitted to the Goshen hospital on Saturday and underwent surgery. Mrs. Glen Alorehouse, Airs. Herbl ert Morehouse of r 1 and Mrs. Edi win Meek of Syracuse spent Friday ! assisting in the home of Air. and Mrs. Guy Alorehouse. Debra and Dcnioe. daughters\ of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Morehouse of? ‘ Muncie and Melissa and Melodie Tom, daughters of Mr. and Mrs? Everett Tbm, Jr., spent Sunday in the home of Air. and Airs. Edwin Meek and daughters, Lorraine and Sharon, of Syracuse. Women attenefing a meeting at the church on Thursday were Mrs. Inez Shively, Airs. Ruth DeFries, Mrs. Ellis Wildman, Mrs. William Weybright and Airs. Russell Baker. During the program, Mrs. Fred Snyder of Syracuse was guest speaker. She told of a trip she and her husband had taken recently.. Milford Youth Center News By BECKY BROWN The Milford Youth Center will have a dance Friday. July 21. This is our first dance in the new youth center and the “Reasons Why” will be {laying. It will start at 8 p. m. and end at 11 p. m. There will be an admission charge. We are planning an open house for July 29. There will be a real swinging dance featuring our local group, the GT’s. Further details are being made. Everyone is invited to come and see our new building. This is also an opportunity for you parents to meet our sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Gilbert. They have been a great help in keeping our youth center going. The youth center will be open this Friday night from 7 to 11 p.ffi. There are still a few more repairs to be made, but the dance floor is ready. Let's start our new youth center off with a bang!

■ i K is" W ■ ;; MRS. PAUL PELIKAN Mary Jo Juday and Paul S. Pelikan Wed In Cromwell Lutheran Church

The marriage of Miss Mary Jo Juday and Paul S. Pelikan was recently solemnized in the Cromwell Calvary Lutheran church. Rev. Lewis Wtstenbarger officiated at the double ring ceremony in a setting of pink roses, white mums and candelabra. Music was provided by Mrs. Carroll Faushaugh. , The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Juday of Lake Wawasee. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Pelikan of Kendallville. White Pique and Lace Gown For her weduing the bride chose a gown of white pique with Venise lace. The empire bodice was fashioned with an oval neckline and cap sleeves of lace. Lace inserts I detailed the floor length A-line skirt I and detachable chapel train of pique was appliqued with lace. A Dutch crown of Venise la>6 held her bouffant veil of French fusion. The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. Kenneth Neff, as matron of honor, and her cousins. Miss Barbara Felts and Miss Jane Alber, as bridesmaids. The bridal attendants were attired in pink Jinen Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brooks left ;June 29 from O’Hare airport for Los Angeles, Calif., to visit with iher brother, Charles Phelps,’ wife, and Candy- Linn. While there they Aisited Disneyland. They spent the Fourth of July in Washington visiting her parents and returned home Sundav via O’Hare. «

gowns, fashioned with a square neckline. White Venise lace encircled the Kabukisleeves and the high rise waist. Their matching four-ti-ered malirie veils were secured by pearl corribs. Each caried a single white rose. Flower Girl Miss Becky Alber was her cousin’s flower girt and Pat Butler served as ring bearer. D. John Shank of Kendallville attended the bridegroom as best man. Other gentlemn attendants were Bud Coleman of Fort Wayneand John Juday erf Lake Wawasee. The guests were seated by Stanton Danielson, Harcourt, lowa, and Jim Dungan, Kendallville. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Alber at Ligonier. Upon their return soma wedding trip, the couple will be at home at 128 Park avenue, Kendallville.

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