The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 June 1970 — Page 6

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TtfE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., June 17, 1970

'Gallon Donor Day’ At Warsaw School

“Gallon Donor Day’’ has been announced by Steve Devenney, Mood program chairman of the Kosciusko County Chapter American Red Cross, a partner member of the United Fund of Kosciusko County. The Red Cross Bloodmobile unit will be in operation, today (Wednesday,) between the hours of 12 and six, at the Warsaw Community high school. Mr. Devenney who invites all members of the gallon groups, as well as others to stop by and “share a pint", advises that newly inscribed blood honor rolls will be on display at the visit. Miss Lucetta Frantz, has inscribed over 1100 names on the honor rolls, with Ralph Frantz, her brother’s name heading the list as a nine gallon donor. There are names of 689 one-gallon donors; 259 two gallon donors, 87 three gallon donors, 40 four gallon donors. 17 five gallon, eight six gallon. 4 seven gallon, and 2 gallon donors. Ralph Frantz and Dr. Norman Uphouse,

fiotw f VI ■ K MR. AND MRS. STEVEN RICH CREEK Frederick-Richcreek Rites Saturday Afternoon At Syracuse Church of God

Miss Sharon Frederick of Syracuse became the June bride of Steven Richcreek of r 1 North Webster in a double ring ceremony Saturday, June 13, at 2:30 in the afternoon in the Syracuse Church of God. Parents of the bridal couple are the Rev. and Mrs. Wilmer Frederick of 130 east Boston street. Syracuse, and Mr and Mrs L. G. Richcreek of r 1 North Webster The Rev Chester Bahn officiated for the wedding rites. ' Yellow and white pompom daisies and candlebra graced the church. Solos of "Each For the Other” and "O Perfect Love" were sung by Calvin Knapp accompanied by Mary Jo Lundy of North Webster at the organ Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her wedding, an empire dotted swiss floor length gown featuring a white satin ribbon at bodice front. Lace edged the collar and cuffs of the long sleeves. Her four tiered finger tip veil was edged with lace, caught to a ring of daisies She carried a bouquet of yellow and white pompon daisies and white carnations. Mrs. Jerry Leiter of Leesburg was matron of honor in a gown of yellow dotted swiss with short sleeves and an empire bodice. Her yellow tulle headdress was caught to a circlet of yellow and white daisies, and she carried white and yellow daisies. Miss Pam Richcreek of North Webster, sister of the bridegroom served as bridesmaid. Barbi Darr of Hartford City, and niece of the bridegroom, was flower girl. Their gowns and flowers were styled identical to the matron of honor. James Yoder of Fort Wayne was best man. Ushers were Allen Barrett of Warsaw and Robert Blue. North Webster. Attired in a naval outfit similar to the bridegroom was the ringbearer, Stephen Koole of Syracuse Mother of the bride selected for the wedding a double knit mint

both of Warsaw, whose names also appear on the seven gallon list along with Marvin Becker of Warsaw and George Weybright, of r 2, Syracuse. Joe Ettinger made the frames for the rolls, and Mr. Frantz mounted them in preparation for the visit. They will prementally be hung at the Chapter Headquarters. 501 North Lake, street, in Warsaw. This will be the final visit of the fiscal year, and Mr. Devenney reports that 1160 pints of the 1410 quota for the year has been collected. All gallon and multiple gallon donors are being mailed gold gallon decals and are being asked to participate by giving if possible and to encourage others to visit the mobile unit on Wednesday. On July 17, the bloodmobile unit will visit Syracuse, with Tom Prickett, Turkey Creek township member of the board of directors in charge. Mr. Prickett was recently elected second vice chairman of the executive board.

green ensemble with white accessories. Mrs Richcreek was attired in a Navy’ blue and white ensemble with white accessories Their corsages were of white carnations A reception followed in the church parlor. Reside at North Webster Following a brief wedding trip, the couple is making their home at North Webster. The bride is a graduate of Wawasee high and has attended one year at Ball State She will be transferring to Goshen college in the fall The bridegroom is also a Wawasee high school graduate and in the naval reserve He is a press operator for Syracuse Rubber Company SAINT ANDREWS TRINITY CIRCLE MEETS THURSDAY The Trinity circle of Syracuse Saint Andrew s Methodist church met June 11 in the home of Mrs. J. B Ridgeway. Mrs. Vem Brinkman, chairman. conducted the meeting and also offered devotions usng as her theme. “Good Americans Are Still About.” A bazaar workshop time followed. A salad course was served to 11 members and one guest. Mrs Nelson Miles. Mrs. Clifton Kinder will entertain the circle on July 8 with a luncheon at Tippecanoe Country Club, Public Invited! WAWASEE ALUMNI DANCE Wawasee High School Featuring “The Circuit” from Notre Dame SAT., JUNE 27, 1970 9-12 p.m. >2.00

Farmer Jones'Cow By MAY’ZEL E. MILLER 1958 Bossy gave her head a toss. Cause she was gittin’ purty cross. But Farmer Jones jist kept right on a-squeezin’. Now she’d been milked both mom and night, Could fill a pail an awful sight. ' But this here dust had set her off to sneezin’. Her usual calm went out the door When she begun to sneeze some more. And she refused to give ahother squirt; She switched her tail with such a force The pail upset, and then of course Farmer Jones he felt jist downright hurt. To? think that after all these years Os shooin’ flies off of her ears, Bossy’d up and pull a trick like that. He found the pail and set it right. And cleaned his shoes — they wuz a sight. And then he took the milkin' stool and sat. He got to thinkin'about that cow — Her disposition "then” and “now.” .And finally he came to this conclusion A man has no right to demand The female ways to understand. Even tho’ it sometimes gits confusin’

BPW Officers Installed At June Meeting Mrs Frank Bates presided for installation of new officers for the Syracuse Business and Professional Women at their June meeting last week in North Webster. There were 27 members in attendance. Installed were: President — Mrs. Earl Money Vice president — Mrs. Eugene Henning Secretary — Mrs John Craw Treasurer — Mrs. Fred Byland Mrs. Money presided for the business portion at which time a letter was read from the water safety program in regard to monies needed for life guards at the city park this summer Mrs. Helen Wilkerson was appointed to take the position being held by Mrs. Merton Meredith as correspondent from Riley hospital. Mrs Everett Edgar reported on proceeds of the June 6 Flea Market and Mrs. Craw, project chairman, gave a report on the float for the Flotilla. Gifts were presented to members who had been {resent for each meeting the past year and also for two years. They were for the two year period. Miss Leila Connolly, Mrs. Craw, Mrs. Money. Mrs. Vernon Beckman. Mrs. Noble Blocker, Mrs. Mabel Walton; and for one year, Mrs. David Rock. Mrs. Robert Swager won the door prize. Books for the new year were distributed and a change made in the amount of the books for next year. Mrs. Crawreported on projects for the coming year including a salad and casserole bar. flea market, recipe sale, show boat and recipe book sale. Hostesses were outgoing officers, Mrs. Money, Mrs. Wilkerson, Mrs Rock and Mrs. Fred Byland. LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Lester Miller and son Philip of Nappanee, Mr .and Mrs. Linfred Miller of Middlebury and Mr and Mrs. Dave Summerton and daughter Dawn, of Middlebury, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Yoder of r 2 Milford. Miss Virginia Beer of Milford is spending two weeks with Mrs Charles (Cindy > Jones in LaPorte while Mr. Jones is in the reserves. Mr and Mrs. Paul Trent of St. Petersburg, Fla., arrived Sunday to spend a few days with Mr and Mrs. A. D. Wilson of Milford.

GOSHEN JAYCEES Chicken — Barbecue LAKELAND YOUTH CENTER SATURDAY, JUNE 20, WO Serving 12 Noon Until 5 p.m. Adults: $1.75 * ChUdren: $1.25 — Carry-Outs Available —

A NEW AGENT — Richard E. Reel of Vincennes has been appointed area extension youth agent in Kosciusko county and will also serve in youth development programs in northwestern Indiana. The announcement was made today by Don Beer, Milford, chairman of the Kosciusko county extension board. Mr. Reel is a graduate of Indiana State university and received his masters degree in recreation this year. He was a member and president of the Alpha Phi Omega fraternity and was graduate assistant in the intramural sports department. He was a 4-H member for ten years in Knox county and was a member of the state 4-H junior leader council. He was also active in music and was a member and drum major of the state championship Vincennes Lincoln high school band. SHADY ((ADIES HOLD JUNE MEET Members of the Shady Ladies Bunco club met Thursdayevening at the home of Mrs. Fred Hapner with Mrs. Allen Gerber serving as hostess. During the business meeting. Mrs. Charles Vanderveer was elected to the position of secretary-treasurer to replace Mrs. Garry- Ever who resigned Prizes for the evening went to: Mrs. Dennis Bjella. high; Mrs. Hubert Dunithan, low-; Mrs. Hapner. travel and Mrs. Don Hapner. travel. Secret pal gifts went to: Mrs. Lloyd Kammerdiener. birthday and Mrs. Gerber and Mrs. Tom Robinson, anniversaries. Ice cream, cake and punch were served. The July meeting will be with Mrs. Kammerdiener.

New Salem By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE MINISTER TO HAITI HERE Rev. Harold Brown of the OMS a missionary to Haiti, was guest speaker during the morning worship hour Sunday. He showed slides of his work in Haiti on Sunday evening. Everett Tom, Jr., was the devotional leader. Rev. Brown was a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tom and family. They had a fellowship hour in their home after the evening services for several families. - NS—BIBLE SCHOOL PROGRAM FRIDAY Vacation Bible school program will be Friday evening, June 19. at 7:30. The public is invited. - NS—COMMUNITY NEWS Randy and Ron Wildman and Wesley and Elaine Kilmer are spending this week in youth camp at Camp Christigan at Mears. Mich. Bob Stone, a summer missionary for child evangelism, will be a guest speaker at the Thursday evening prayer meeting. The meeting will begin at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs Ellis Wildman, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Summy and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Stookey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wildman and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Vere Wildman and Robie, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wildman and family of Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Wildman and family of Warsaw, and Mr. a-nd Mrs. Doyne Wildman and of Liberty attended tne* Balsbaugh family reunion held at the boy scout cabin Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews attended the Mathews family reunion in Michigan on Sunday. Mrs. Mertie Roberts and Mrs. Cora Gall were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morehouse and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferverda entertained Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Blake Baumgartner and Jonathon in honor of Mrs. Baumgartner’s birthday. Cinda Huber And Ronald Douglas Married June 2 Miss Cinda Huber and Ronald Douglas were united in the holy bonds of matrimony in a quiet ceremony at the First Brethren parsonage in Milford on Tuesday, June 2. They were attended by the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. - Edward Huber of Syracuse. Cake, ice cream and punch were served following the ceremony. LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Beer, HenryBeer and Fred Schori attended the funeral of Amos Steffen at ‘ Bluffton Saturday. Mrs. Judy Ulery and daughter Jill, Whittier, Calif., are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ahms. BUILDING ? REMODELING ? • Put more fun into your home with an Andersen Wood Gliding Door jIMMIII ■IITT" llr v ‘ 11 Andri m n " ood (gliding I )ocm s ; an* thv p’l fr* t ar«-rnt u> modern indoor-outdoor living I hev < umr in (•-. 8-. and 12foot widths. both left and right opening door*, to satisfv anv new home or remodeling nerd. They open ea-ilv. *moothh. yet close extra tight to keep your family tn tozv comfort during the most Inner weather. Rich, warm wood is >jx-<ialh treated for lifetime protection. Nee Andersen Gliding Doors ...and a complete line of quality building products . . at our ■.tore’ Bring us tour plans and problems. Phone 773-7738

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facts about $ ‘OUR TOWN’ Milford, Ind. By JERI SEELY’ Our photo of the week is a general view of Milford and was '>aken in 1907 according to the postmark on the back of the card. Noticed the street lights, or should I have said street light? . ♦ ♦ * Earl Wolferman, r 1 Milford, a longtime subscriber to The Milford Mail and now its successor, The Mail-Journal, dropped bylast week to renew his subscription for yet another year. On the envelope he wrote: “1920, $1 a year and worth it; 1930, $2 a year and worth it; 1940, $3 a year and worth it; 1960, $4 a year and worth it; 1970, $5 and ... ? Think it over.” Former editors A. J. Forbing and C. D. Barnes had the habit of printing in the upper right ear of page 1 the price of the paper per year, always adding "And worth it.” * • ♦ Speaking of The M-J, a nos-

FATHER’S DAY SALE YOUR FAMILY STORE HAO7 AEE Ligonier, Indiana aU/Q Urr ON ALL Lee and D. C. Pants Health Knit Underwear D.C. Sport and Dress Shirts Knit Shirts Sport Hats Men's & Boys' Swimwear Jade East Cologne and Accessories Men's Sport Coats Off $5.00 C.P.O>“ ke,s (°/of Tie; D.C. Bush JjgtekJj START’S THURSDAY JUNE 18, 1970 Also: Several Clothes Racks For Women Reduced 1/4 ■ 1/3 -1/2 ONE LOT BOBBY BROOKS REDUCED */ 2

talgic tear was shed around the Milford office Saturday as an old single magazine Model A Intertype fell under the wrecker’s sledge hammer. The old machine, still cranking out its lines of hot type, was purchased in 1940. It was moved out to make room for more sophisticated cold type, computer typesetting machinery. » ♦ - ♦ We’ve been trying to find out for sometime now about the R. S. Benjmin store that was located in Milford some years back. Has anyone ever heard of such a store? Glen Stookey of Waubee lake brought us a “little brown “jug” that is the property of his wife, Edith. Printed on the jug are the words “Compliments of R. S. Benjamin, dealer in groceries and queensware. Milford, Ind.” It was given to Mrs. Stookey by the late Marjorie Brown of Our Town. We would appreciate a call or letter if anyone has any information about the store or R. S. Benjamin. • ♦ ♦ Friend husband and I were off to a Lions cabinet meeting on Sunday. Said meeting was held in Silver Lake with Alex Miller, out-going district governor serving as host for the day. Entertainment was furnished by the Sing Out Warsaw group. They are very enthusiastic young people ranging in age from seventh graders thru seniors and really put on a good show.

They are constantly proving that not all of America’s young people are going to the dogs or what have you! Ago rvljii QUEEN CARLA - Tall and radiant Carla Singrey of Syracuse. daughter of Cleo Singrey and Gloria Stoffel, will be on hand to crown the 1970 Flotilla Queen Friday evening at Wawasee high school. Chosen from 30 contestants last year, Carla was crowned by 1968 Queen Marta Juday, also of Syracuse. Carla participated in the 1968 contest was third runner-up. Her sister, Cinda, won the queen title in 1967. KLINK LICENSE RENEWED Approval by the Kosciusko county alcoholic beverage board has been given for renewal of the grocery beer and wine license of Bemiece Klink, executrix of the estate of the late Orval Klink of Syracuse.