The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 May 1970 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., May 27, 1970

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ATHLETIC AWARDS — Three outstanding athletes at North Webster junior high during the past season are shown above with the school's coaches. From left in the front row are Mark Reiff, rebound trophy: Jim Stout, free throw trophy: and Greg Fidler, field goals trophy. All three boys received a pin for participating in two or more sports. Coaches in back are Phil Dick. Eldon Powers and James Hite.

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SIXTH GRADE WINNERS — Those sixth grade students at North Webster who won honors at awards day are shown above. In the front row are luz Mahoney, language arts: Jane Faw ley. science: ?nd Debbie Engleberth. social studies. In the back are Mark Bowser, art: and Matt Didier, math.

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SEVENTH GRADE WINNERS — Members of the seventh grade class at North Webster junior high school who won honors at awards das last Friday are shown above. In the front row are Elaine Mullett who won both the home ec language arts award and Mark Webb who won the art award. In the second row aFe Steve Rhodes, math; Tobs Popenfoose, social studies; and Vince Neibert, science.

Teachers Resign From Corporation; New Teachers Hired For 1970-71

The following teachers have submitted their resignations to the board of school trustees effective at the close of the present school year. Milford schools — Mrs. Claudia Beechy. grade 2; Mrs. Vicki DeArmey, grade 3; Miss Joyce Bowerman, girls phys. ed; Mrs Margaret Armantrout, elem. music; Myron Lehman, math and soc. st. ; and Miss Naomi Harford, grade 5. Wawasee high school — Mrs. Karen Bevendge. French; David Dombek. Speech; Mrs. Linda Hoy, business; Miss Marsha Snideman. D.E.; Mrs. Connie McGowen, girls phys ed.; Jay Newell, vocational guidance; and Mike Kurtz, Soc. St. and athletic coach. North Webster School — Mrs Linda Brown. Eng Syracuse schools — Mrs. Leila Witsky, special ed.; Mrs. Barbara Griffith, grade 1; Mrs. Joyce Konkle. grade 2; Mrs. Linda Stookey, grade 2; Mrs. Rebecca Dick, grade 3; Mrs. Patricia Kratzer, grade 5, Carroll Denton, english; Mrs. Sandra Stoops, soc. studies; Gregory Berg, ind. arts; and William Dorsey, jr high principal. New* teachers who have been employed for the 1970-71 school year are as follows: New Teachers Milford schools — Mrs. Nancy Nelson, grade 1; Mrs. Lynne Beer, grade 5; Mrs. Martha Pittman, grade 5; Robert Roose, soc. st. and math; and Miss Barbara Deziel, girls phys. ed. North Webster schools — Mrs. Laura McKee, grade 3; Miss

Annette Stinebaugh. English; Barclay Bowman, math and science Syracuse schools — Mrs. Melinda Roose, special ed.; Mrs. Josephine Butler, grade 1; Mrs. Sandra Brannock, grade 1; Mrs Sara Kroh, grade 2; Mrs Scholar, grade 3; Philip Mock, grade 5; Mrs Elizabeth Shaw. English, and Kenneth Jordan, ind. arts. Wawasee high school — Donald Scholar, math and science; Miss Linda Kehoe, Spanish and English; Mrs. Cynthia Peterson, girls phys. ed.; Rudolph Cesco. ind arts; Kenneth Beer, speech, and Robert Schrader, D E Vacancies remaining for the 1970-71 school year are: French and English, art, and elementary music. I„, NIP SCo DECLARES DIVIDENDS Directors of Northern Indiana Public Service Company today declared dividends of $1.0625 a share on the 4-4 per cent cumulative preferred stock; $1.12 a share on the 4-4 per cent cumulative preferred stock; $1.05 a share on the 4.22 per cent cumulative preferred stock; and $1.22 a share on the 4,88 per cent cumulative preferred stock of the company. All four dividends are payable July 14. 1970, to shareholders of record at the close of business June 19, 1970. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Seth McFarren of Milford have returned home after spending the winter in Florida.

New Salem By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE SUNDAY’S SERMON Pastor Ostrander’s sermon topic “Peace and Security???” was taken from I Thessalonians 5:1-5. The Sons of Praise gave the special music during the worship service. The young people were in charge of the evening services, after classes. Group singing was led by Wesley Kilmer. The missionary prayer was given by Max Shively. Ronald Wildman gave devotions taken from Genisis 39:1-12 and offered prayer. Gary Hurd spoke at “Temptation.” Pastor Ostrander offered the benediction. —NS—BREAKFAST HONORS GRADUATING SENIORS Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tom. Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Baker sponsored the Sunday morning breakfast honoring the 1970 high school graduates Those honored were Brenda Hurd. Sandra Sizemore. Jay Anglin. Stanley Kilmer and Rick McDonald. Jack Teeple gave the dovotions. Susie Baker read a poem Glen Kamerer of Grace college was guest speaker. Gifts were presented to each graduate. —NS—COMMANDOS HAVE BIKE RIDE SATURDAY The Commandos class enjoyed a bike ride on Saturday afternoon. Dave Beer is teacher of the class. DOERS CLASS HAS POT LUCK The Doers class had a pot luck dinner in the fellowship hall Sunday following worship services. Following the noon meal. Mrs. Inez Shively played a piano solo, “He touched Me.” Howard Kreider gave devotions and talked .on “Christian Desires” and offered prayer. Mrs Ray Ferverda presided over the election of officers. Those enjoying the day were Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wildman. Mr. and Mrs William Weybright, Rev and Mrs. Howard Kreider, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Max Miller. Mr. and Mrs Ray Ferverda. Mrs. Ruth DeFries. Mrs. Amanda Stackhouse. Mrs. Inez Shively, Ed Smith. Miss Clara Driver and guests Mrs. Vida Losey and pastor and Mrs. Michael Ostrander and sons. The committee in charge was Mrs. DeFries. Mrs. Shively. Mrs. Stackhouse. Miss Driver and Mr. Smith. —NS—COMMUNITY NEWS Word has been received that Rev. Emeral Jones, who has been in the hospital, is home and feeling much better. He would enjoy hearing from his friends. His address is: 226 Church street. Wethersfield. Conn., 06109. Emory St etier returned to his Syracuse home after being a patient in the Elkhart hospital. Mrs C. R. Shuder and Mrs. Ruth DeFries called on Mrs. Chester Reed of North Webster on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. John Mullinix and daughters, Mrs. Edith Shoemaker of North Webster, Mrs. Edna Tom and Doris attended morning worship services Sunday at Ireland Road Brethren church and were all dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Tom of South Bend. They celebrated the birthday of Mrs. Edna Tom. Mrs Edna Tom and Mrs. John Mullinix and daughters called on Mr. and Mrs. Pearle Wehrly Friday evening. A birthday cake was given to Mrs. Wehrly by Mrs. Tom, whose birthdays both occurred on May 23.

Memorial Services At Solomon's Creek Memorial sen ices have been scheduled for 2 o’clock Saturday . afternoon at Solomon's Creek church north of Syracuse with the Rev. Chester Carpenter as speaker. Music will be furnished by the Fairfield school band. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Dowty are moving Saturday from Camp Mack to their mobile home south of Milford. The Dowty's are retiring from Camp Mack after 15 years of service.

PUBLIC AUCTION Sale every Friday —7 p.m. sharp N mile south of Syracuse on road 13, across from bowling alley. Merchandise of all descriptions — new and used. GREER AUCTION COMPANY r 3 box 2-A Syracuse Phone: 457-3607 LEONARD H. GREER, auctioneer

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MISS NORTH WEBSTER JAY’CEES — Linn Barton, r 1 North Webster, a sophomore at Wawasee high school, has entered the Queen of Lakes contest as Miss North Webster Jaycees. Miss Barton is 16 years old. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Barton of r 1 North Webster. Linn is five feet, six inches tall and weighs 120 pounds. She has brown hair and blue eyes. Her hobbies include skiing and boating.

Syracuse Library Notes

By Mrs. Oscar Bjella The summer “Book Gub” at the Syracuse public library will start June 3 and end August 12. Children entering may enroll opening day or soon after to make reading a pleasure and not a race against time. Grades 1-4 will use the theme “Moon Walk” and grades five and six the theme “Our Presidents.” Among the new books in the children’s department are: The W’hispering House by Hager - — Larry Comes Home by Bishop Larry Leads Off by Bishop Sandy Plays Third by Carol Slide Danny Slide by Christopher Jerry Finds Ants by Darby Jerry Finds Bees by Sorrells Hie Away Henry by Weir Sounder by Armstrong Magic in the Alley by Calhoun Spiderweb for Two by Enright Indian Beadwork by Hofsinde Blizzard by Curtis Spider Sapphire Mystery by Keene Mystery of the Indian Cave by Issler Trash Pile Treasure by C. Govan Mike’s Toads by W. Gage • Mystery of the Blue Barn Stables by M. Strachan Touch of Light; Story of Louis Braille by A. Neimark Mystery of the Secret Square by P. Hagon The Library will be closed Memorial Day. May 30.

MISS BLUE CHIP — Carla Kay Singrey has entered the Mermaid Festival Queen of Lakes contest as Miss Blue Chip. She is being sponsored by the North Webster Jaycees. Carla is a 1969 graduate of Wawasee high school and currently employed at Regent Homes north of Syracuse. She is the daughter of Cleo Singrey and Gloria Stoffel, both of the Syracuse area. She enjoys water skiing, swimming, reading and life guarding. Carla was the 1969 Flotilla Queen and participated in the Queen of Lakes contest last year also.

FOR SALE BUNDY TENOR SAX Very Good Condition Was $350 new - Want $l5O Mrs. Max Ganshorn Ph.: 457-4523, Syracuse

Flood Paralyzes Cromwell Area

A flash flood at 5 p.m. Sunday completely paralyzed the town of Cromwell, Indiana, when the town received four inches of rain in one hour causing one section of state road 5 to be 18 inches under water. Traffic was impossible through the town, causing traffic jams and minor accidents. Road

LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Don Fox of Milford visited Mrs. Ethel Lambert at the Elkhart hospital Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Rink of Milford will leave South Bend Thursday for Hawaii, where they will visit their son. Dale, who will be spending his R and R leave May 28 to June 3.

Mil. BOX COTTAGE CHEESE WITH Gal. Borden’s Milk BORDEN’S LOW FAT MI MM? z Eckrich s “ e>l6_Oz -’ 8 - Pak Hot EG COKES Dogs 3< 8 69* 100 Count Nickle’* Head PAPER PLATES BURS LettUCC 69 S T 19'

Blue Valley ICE CREAM 1% Lb. Loaf BREAD C sioo I

3 lb s-BULK SAUSAGt _ MJO Campbell’s Market Phone: 658-4164 Uptown Milford

5 was officially closed by the state highway department within a short time after the freak rain. At press time state road 5 is still closed and traffic is detoured around the town, via U.S. 33 to U.S. 8 and 33. Barring further rains it is expected the trouble will be righted within a short time.

Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Young and daughters, Sherry and Dawn of Milford for a cook-out were Mr. and «Mrs. Leonard Kitts and children, Bradley and Lona, of Nappanee. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wickersham and daughter, Linda, of r 1 Leesburg have as their guest, Mrs. Hazel Wickersham of Winchester.

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PRANKSTER CAUSES ACCIDENT — A prankster removed a stop sign and the driver of the above vehicle ran off the end of a Tintersection Sunday morning causing extensive damage to his auto. Lynn Croy. 19, r 2 Milford, was driving the auto and failed to negotiate a turn because of the missing stop sign? The accident occurred at the intersection of 1050 N and the Orn road, four miles southwest of Milford. Croy suffered a laceration to his head. A passenger, Robert Fairchild, 19, Nappanee, received a cut to his arm. * Damages to the car were listed at |1,200.

Be Sure To Register For Valuable Door Prizes (No Purchase Necessary) 1. HIND QUARTER OF BEEF, USDA 2. OUTDOOR GRILL 3. 5 • $lO BAGS OF GROCERIES . 4. 2 -10 Lb. CANNED HAMS 5. ELECTRIC CAN OPENER To Be Given Away Saturday, May 30

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