The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 June 1970 — Page 7

■ -I H g V| K O .„- - !■ ■ v*" IK SATURDAY DEDICATION — Conservation officer Earl Money and officer Ronald Spade of Albion are shown here during a flag raising ceremon> Saturday afternoon for dedication services officially opening the former fish hatchery site as a public recreational and fishing area. The former hatchery building has been renovated and will house offices for post number two of the conservation department with l.t. Al Watson as the new commander. He will be in his office on Mondays and a fish and game officer will be on duty five days a week in the downstairs area, j _— Among others in attendance were state representative Thames Manty, slate senator John Augsburger. conservation biologist Glenn Raker, director of fish and game division of the state conservation department Gene Bass. Also. Captain Sullivan, officer Summe. Jack Alfrey, president of the Wawasee Property Owners association and Jack Aanderford. secretary, and Raymond (Peck* Wilson of the Tri-County Fish and Game area. kiddie ponds have been stocked for the young fisherman and hatchery fish tanks have been cleaned and stocked with fish as a public display. Picnic tables have been placed throughout and the parking lot enlarged and improved.

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36 Beauties Vie • (Continued from page 1) Nappanee Junior Miss, sponsored by the Nappanee Jaycees. DARCY STOUDER, Miss Etna Green, sponsored by the Junior ONO club. DENISE VERSTRAETE, Miss Rotary Posture Queen, sponsored by the Nappanee Rotary club. CYNTHIA SUE BENNETT, Miss Monroe Central, sponsored by the Monroe Marching band of Monroe Central high school, Parker. JAN CLARK, Miss North Webster Ski Bees, sponsored by the Ski Bees. VIVIAN WINTERS, Miss Tower Advertising, sponsored by Tower Advertising of Ligonier. MARCIA PEFFLEY. Miss Flotilla, sponsored by the Syracuse-Wa wasee Area Jaycees. CINDI FURNAS. Miss Tippecanoe Lake, sponsored by Aaron Hinesley. DIANE K. BAILEY. Miss AU Terraine Vehicle, sponsored by the Northern Indiana All Terraine Vehicle club. BARBARA BEECH. Miss Martin Chevrolet, sponsored byMartin Chevrolet. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Scott and son Richard of r 3 Syracuse had as Father s Day guests. Mr. and Mrs. John Hare and family and Mr. and Mrs. George Auer of Milford, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Roberts of Sidney.

■Bl IWP ... :• F ? < -1 'W- ‘ ‘ 4 JWb TOP POP — Local postal employee Carroll Lee Koble was selected Top Pop for the annual Father’s Day Flotilla at Syracuse. A graduate of Syracuse high school in 1950. he married the former Carol Frederick of Syracuse and has three sons. Mark. 13. Craig, 10. and Steve. 7. Carroll says. “You can make out of a community what you want to and I’ve always been proud of ours and of being a part of it." The winning letter was submitted by his 10-year-old son Craig, shown above in the foreground in front of his father. The letter reads as follows: “I v.ould like to recommend my Dad. Carroll Koble. for the Top Pop contest because I would like to say first of all. that my dad is a good Christian father. “My Dad is a lot of fun. He’s almost always happy. He works in Syracuse post office as a postal clerk. “He tries to make everyone feel good inside. W hen we were little, my Dad would take us and the neighbor kids out on rides in the trailer. He works hard every day. He does cleaning at night. “If we ever do something w rong or start arguing, my dad settles it calmly. I could say many more things about my father but I want to say 1 like my father for what he is. I’d like to say my father loves and cares. Thank you. “Truly Yours. 5 “Craig Koble"

Dr. Uphouse Named Red Cross Chairman Dr. Norman Uphouse, director of teacher education, Grace college and seminary, Winona Lake, will serve as chairman of the Kosciusko county chapter of the American Red Cross for the next fiscal year. Dr. Uphouse was elected at the annual meeting of the chapter held recently at the Shrine building, Kosciusko county fairgrounds. Dr. Uphouse. has served as both first and second vice-chairman for the chapter, has been active in the local chapter for over 10 years. He is an eight gallon blood donor. Mrs. Uphouse. a licensed practical nurse, has assisted at the visits of the Red Cross Bloodmobile unit in Kosciusko county, and with other Red Cross programs. A daughter Deborah, has been active in the safety service programs of Red Cross as a w-ater safety and first aid. instructor. Her husband. Captain David E. Wingard, a helicopter pilot stationed at Fort Belvoir, Va.. since his return from Viet Nam, is being reassigned to Fort Knox. Ky. The Uphouse’s have two other daughters, Hannah, a senior at Biola college. La Marada, Calif., and Abby a sophomore in the Warsaw Community schools. Other Officers Other officers elected at the dinner meeting were: Guy E. Hygema, Warsaw, first vice chairman; Tom Prickett. Syracuse, second vice chairman; Dwight Bechtol, retiring chairman, will be treasurer; Mrs. Jesse Finke, assistant treasurer; and Mrs. Frank Greco will serve as secretary. Hospital Notes Paul Ruch of Milford suffered a stroke Friday and is in Goshen hospital' Miss Martha Groves is still confined to the Goshen hospital. Charles Cotton of r 1 Leesburg was admitted to Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Franklin Stephens of Leesburg was dismissed from Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Marvin Kuhn of r 1 Leesburg was dismissed from MurphyMedical Center over the week end. David Neff of r 2 Leesburg was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Tom Elliott. 8. son of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Elliott of r 2 Leesburg* was treated in the emergency room of Murphy Medical Center over the week end. Vickie Donahue. 20-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Donahue of Leesburg was admitted to Murphy Medical Center Monday. William May of Leesburg was admitted to the Murphy Medical Center Monday. Nansen Kline of Fort Wayne, former Milford resident, had surgery Saturday for a fractured hip at the Saint Joseph hospital in Fort Wayne after a fall Thursdayevening. He is in room 327. Rick Hunsberger of r 1 Milford is a patient in Goshen hospital, after a fall from a wagon Saturday, with a fractured pelvis. He will remain there about ten days. Jesse Anderson of r 1 North Webster has been dismissed from Murphy Medical Center at Warsaw. Mrs. Edith Todd of Syracuse was released from Elkhart hospital following surgery and treatment for injuries in a lawn mower accident at the home of her daughter. Coleen Walker, 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Walker of Syracuse, was released Friday from Goshen hospital following a tonsillectomy Thursday. Robin Dust, daughter of Mrs. Bett Dust of Syracuse, underwent a tonsillectomy at Goshen hospital and has returned to her home. Mrs. Gaylord Jones of Syracuse Lake is a patient in Saint Luke’s hospital, Chicago, where she is undergoing tests and observation. She is in room 335. Harold Southard of Syracuse has been dismissed from Wabash county hospital. Millard Hentzel of Syracuse was admitted to Veterans hospital at Marion on Saturday. Charles Koontz of r 1 North Webster is a patient at Murphy Medical Center. MRS. BORG TO HAVE SURGERY Mrs. John (Dorothy) Borg, niece of Mrs. F. J. Banning of r 1 Pierceton, formerly of the Syracuse area, will submit to major surgery tomorrow (Thursday) morning at the

Wed., June 24, 1970—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

■ * ku oyi I Tl ■ I MR. AND MRS. LARRY FIFER

Janet Marvel And Larry Fifer Married In Warsaw On June 5

Janet Jean Marvel and Larry Charles Fifer were united in marriage in a double ring ceremony by Rev. Donald Abbey in Trinity United Methodist church at Warsaw on June 5 at 7:30 o’clock. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Marvel of Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Fifer. Jr., of 710 East Fort Wayne street. Warsaw, are parents of the bridegroom. The pews were decorated with bows and daisies and white pompons were found at the altar. Mrs. Mamie Braddock of Warsaw provided traditional wedding music. Bride In Taffeta Given in marriage by her father. the bride chose a full length A-line gown of mira-mist over taffeta caught at the empire bodice. The short puff sleeves featured lace daisy medallions which also outlined the chapel-length train. Her veil of silk illusion was shoulder length. The daisy motif was repeated in the bridesmaids’ gowns which were empire bodices with short' flared sleeves and were yellow with white flocked daisies. The bride carried a cascade

X> ’ j 50 YEAR MEMBERS ■N * Si A w ir r Lii 1 mi yisot.. i 25 YEAR MEMBERS Hex Grange Recently Marked Its 50th Anniversary

The Hex Grange north of Syracuse recently celebrated its 50-year anniversary of the founding of Hex Grange witti three members celebrating their 50-year membership and five celebrating their 25-year membership. Worthy state master. Woodrow Valentine of Portland was in attendance for the cele&ation. Shown here in the 50-year

Blodgett Memorial hospital in Grand Rapids, Mich. 49506. Mrs. Borg has spent vacations and holidays in the SyracusePierceton area since 1931 visiting with her aunt and cousin, Mrs. Kermit Summers of r 1 Pierceton. Michael Black of Princeton spent the week end with his grandmother, Mrs. Earl Treadway at Syracuse.

bouquet of yellow Fugi mums and the bridesmaids carried colonial bouquets of white daisy pompons. The wedding gown was made by Mrs. George (May) Edington of Petoskey, Mich., aunt of the bride. Mrs. Carl Nichols, sister of the bride, r 5 Warsaw, served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Joyce Marvel, sister of the bride, Leesburg, and Mrs. Barry Beatty, Leesburg. Tom Robbins of Winona Lake served as best man. The ushers were Jim Garman and Barry Beatty of Leesburg: Dan Fifer, brother of the bridegroom; and Glen Cromwell, Warsaw. Reception Follows A reception followed in the church parlor with 125 attending.. The couple spent their wedding trip traveling to Cedar Point at Sandusky. Ohio, and enjoying the week end there. They are residing at 1002 East Arthur street, Warsaw. Both Mr. and Mrs. Fifer are graduates of Warsaw Community high school. He is a draftsman with United Telephone Company.

picture are Mrs. Eleanor Vorhis, Mrs. Mary Brown and Mrs. Hattie Brown with the state master Woodrow Valentine. The 25-year members are left to right, back row, Oliver Hibschman, master Valentine, Samuel Bushong; front row, Mrs. Oliver (Kathryn) Hibschman, Mrs. Myrtle Robinson and Mrs. Samuel (Clara) Bushong.

LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McClintic of Milford will leave Thursday for New tendon. Conn., where they visit their son, Jack Stump, Mrs. . Stump and daughter Jennifer. Mrs. Peggy Hilton and daughter, Mrs. Sharon Tate and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith, all of Bremen, were Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Freed of r 2 Milford.

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