The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 June 1969 — Page 32

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GOING TO EUROPE The students pictured above will leave soon for a tour of Europe with the School Chorus of America.

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By GEORGIA BUSTER School is out and the children are running around, but will soon settle down. Seme of the graduates went to work Monday morning so no break in-between for them. $ * It has been rather cool after the storm and rain, but what you see in the air is not snow. It comes from the willow trees around here.

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Some lawns around the lakes and channels are covered and really looks like snow. I have not noticed it on the uptown streets until this year. It gets into the business houses‘and steres and is very hard to get oft of carpeting. Tom Kitch, youth center director, tells us that they have been sealing the floor at the center. He did not know if it would be finished in time for the Friday night dance or not, but they made it. Alfred Gertsch. father of Owen Gertsch of Lake Wawasee, sold the old hotel at Syracuse, located where the United Telephone is, in 1904. The hotel had a number of owners before it was sold to be used as a residence. & Jjt Jfc Governor Whitcomb has withdrawn the enforcement of the

From left are Debra Wolferman, Susie Smith, Melanie Pifer, Diann Jetmore, Nancy Yoder and Becky Brown. In the second row are Allen Barrett, Dan Conkling, Dan VanLue, Dan Gansert and David Fisher. >

slow moving vehicle emblem statute at the request of state police superintendent Robert K. Kunkle, who said some Amish farm operators contended that displaying the 1 emblem violated certain of their religious beliefs. Have you ever heard the story of the man who stopped on Fifth Avenue, New York, and looked up at the sky for some time. Soon there was a crowd around him looking up. When asked what he was looking at he answered “nothing.” Reminds me of what happened last week here. The police car had a flat tire and a garage man was fixing it. Soon there were six or seven persons gathered around the car. Police cars get flats, too. / $ $ $ What’s in a name? According to the Veterans Administration there are 310,000 Smiths on their file. John Smith leads with 13,130. The Johnsons have 202,700 and Williamses 150,020. Joneses are in fourth place with 145,180 and Browns fifth with 144,000. There are only ten veterans with the name Abraham Lincoln, but 1,640 Rcbert E. Lees and 44 Ulysses S. Grants and 496 George Washingtons. Mrs. Amy Baldwin of near Syracuse received a letter postmarked the USS Princeton with a Memory Apollo 10 stamp, dated May 26. I have received two letters, one postmarked USS Guadalcanal, and a large stamp on the back, U. S. Navy Recovery Force-Apol-lo Manned Flighted 9-Atlantic.

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Tile other postmarked USS Michquis—and sari|t stamp on back, only Pacific. These are really collectors’ items. ; Most of the local churches are holding Bible school now. The Pentecostal church is having semething a little different as they are inviting the adults to attend along with the children. Ronald Kramer Graduates From Valpo Tech Ronald V. Kramer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald V. Kramer of 127 North Shore Drive, Syracuse, has been graduated from this Valparaiso Technical Institute with an associate degree in engineering electronics. Valpo Tech’s programs are designed to meet the increasing demands of the advancing electronics industry for techical specialists in every branch of the field of electronics. Because of the scientific advances being made, the electronics fields are presently experiencing tremendcus growth. Mr. Kramer has accepted employment with Western Electric ial Winston - Salem, N. C. R obert Carlson Is Corresponding Secretary Os Sigma Alpha Epsilon MUNCIE — Robert Allen Carlsr n of Syracuse has been elected corresponding secretary for Sigma Alpha Epsilon social fraternity at Ball State university for ti e 1969-70 school year. Carlson, a sophomore, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Max H. Carlson, 401 John street, Syracuse. He is majoring in business.

‘Our Uniter/ States’ Is Cub Scout Theme

Cub scout pack 28 of Syracuse held its last meeting before summer vacation recently. The theme was “Our United States”. Opening was by den 2. Mrs. Williams, den leader, gave the beginning paragraph of a cub Seoul's duty to his country, in following each cub in her den gave the meaning of what his duty was to his country. Cub master Jim Hann made the summer announcements as follows: All Cubs to take part in the Memorial Day parade. June 10, the pack will leave the sccut cabin at 6 p.m. for a skating party and will return to the scout cabin at 10:45. Each parent must sign an insurance paper before Cubs can go. June 28, Webelos will go on a 6-mile hike, leaving the cabin at 2 p.m. Each must have a foil lunch and a three foot piece of rope in sack with name on it. July 12, pack will meet at Calvary United Methodist church at 4:30 p.m. for the Syracuse police and firemen's street parade. August 15, the Webelos will have an overnight camp-out. August 30, the pack will have a cook-cut in the scout woods. Fcr this month each boy of the pack was to look up and draw the border lines of a state that was given to him by his leader and then get the state bird, flower and tree. Some were colored in and these who found the pictures of the tree, bird or flower, then placed this information on the art paper ready for the pack meeting. Some of these were picked up by the den leader coach, Mrs. James Hann, to be used in February for the window display when things will be shown that the clubs did in the past year. Awards Awards were presented as follows: Den I—David Silver, arrow; Douglas Adams, denner stripe Den 2—Brian Napier, bear; Michael Hoak, wolf and gold arrow; and Brian Larson, silver arrow. Den 3—Mike Barney, wolf and gold arrow; and Gary Weaver, wolf Den s—Scott Johnson, bobcat and silver arrow; and Bobby Kauffman, two silver arrows D Bn &—Mark Fry, Tom Kroh, Roger Fetter, Jim Whitehead, Kirby Grubb, all. received a silver arrow. Den 7—Gary Brown, gold and silver arrows; Steven Walker, wolf, gold and four silver arrows; Randy Wheeler, wolf, gold and silver arrows; and David Keim, geld and silver arrows. Webelos Awards David Bean, David Fulford, James Bryan, Randy Hapner, Tim Morganthaler, Steve Hoopingarner, Allen Robinson. Tony Searfoss, Joe Wright, Mark Fran-

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cis, Gary Connally, Bruce Clark, Scott Rogers, Bob Day, Rodney Hann, Gary Brown, Tim Conley, Bill Weaver, David Denny, Randy Kern, John Naab and Paul Schrumpf, all received geologist pins; Tony Searfoss received his naturalist pin; and Bill Weaver received his athlete pin. Boys who will get the Light of Arrow are Steve Hoopingarner, James Bryan, Allen Robinson, and Randy Hapner. Cubs to receive commissioners patch and star are Mark Gabet, David Shank, Brian Napier, Keith Stevens, Michael Hcak, and David Keim. Those to get just the star are David Ganz and Brian Larson. Closing was by den 5, Mrs. Hann, respect the American flag and folding the flag. Refreshments were served by dens 1 and 6. Honor Roll Given At Syracuse The honor roll for the sixth grading period and semester at Syracuse has been released by principal William Dorsey of the junior high school. It follows: Six Weeks Eighth grade — Susan Clark, Connie Christner, Michael Klenke. Seventh grad? — Ann Brice, Sue Ellen Mabie, Mike Bitner and Kevin Fry. Sixth grade — Norma Bahn, Christie Carr. Connie Hoopingarncr, Debra Miller and Michael Lantz. Exams Distinguished — Ann Brice, seventh grade. Eighth grade — Connie Christner and Linda Lundquist . Seventh grade — Kathy Kell, Sue Mabie and Mike Bitner. Sixth grade — Norma Bahn and Debra Miller.

NOTICE In accordance with a Milford town ordinance, members of the town board requests weeds and high grass be mowed by June 15. If unmowed by that date the mowing will be done and property owners billed. Weeds must be cut down at least three times each summer . . . once between June 1-15, once between July 1-15 and once between August 1-15. MILFORD TOWN BOARD

BIRTHS Oi HOCHSTETLER son Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Hochstetler of r 2 Milford are the parents of a son born Tuesday, May 27, in the Goshen hospital. HARMAN, Melinda Ann Mr. and Mrs. Larry Harman of r 2 Leesburg are the parents of a daughter, named Melinda Ann, born Thursday, May 29, in the Bremen Community hospital. MILLER, Harold Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Miller of r 1 Milford became parents of a son named Harold Vincent, born Monday, May 26, in the Goshen hospital at 8:30 a.m. Harold Vincent tipped the scales at eight pounds, 2‘/a ounces and was 19 inches in length. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Billy Scott, Bourbon, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Lentz, South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller of Nappanee; and great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William C. Smith of Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Scott of Bourbon and Mrs. Polly Lentz of South Bend. I PFEFFERKORN, Robert Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pfeffer- 1 korn of r 2 Leesburg are the parents of a son born at 11:33 p.m. Friday, May 30, in Murphy Medi- 1

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cal Center. The little boy weighed in at eight pounds, 13 ounces. The mother is the former Carol A. Rogers. Robert has three brothers. Thomas, 13, Steven, 8, and Michael, 5, and one sister, Deborah. 12. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers of Fort Wayne. RYMAN, Terry Lee Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ryman of Milford are the parents of their ’third child, Terry Lee, born at* 2:52 a.m. Sunday, June 1, in the Goshen hospital. Terry Lee tipped the scales at nine pounds, two ounces. He has one sister, Tammy Lynn, and one brother, Tracy Eugene. The mother is the former Janice Gilbert of Syracuse. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clinton (Bud) Gilbert of r 1 Syracuse, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Ryman of Nappanee. Greatgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Gilbert of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ryman of Huffman Lake and Mr. and Mrs;. George Reed of Nappanee. BONNIE WORKMAN BUYS FOOD SERVICE Miss Bonnie Workman, Syracuse, has purchased the Pippinger Food Service from- Mrs. George Pippinger and is operating a sandwich catering service at 10114 east Main street, Syracuse. I

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