The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 March 1971 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Mar. 10, 1971

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Mrs. Ernest Patterson Honored At Brock Retirement Party Friday

Mrs Ernest (Kay) Patterson, r 1 Milford (Waubee lake), was surprised at a retirement party Friday night at the Goshen Holiday Inn by office employees of the Brock Manufacturing Co. in Milford where she has been office manager for the past seven years. She was accompanied by her husband. Mrs Patterson is the first employee of the company to retire under the company’s retirement plan. There were 20 employees and their spouses present at the dinner. Watch. Retirement Check As a highlight of the dinner. Mrs Patterson was presented with a gold watch and a generous retirement check by Bill Kurtz, the company's office manager. Friday morning Brock office employees shared a large cake with Mrs Patterson, which was also a surprise to her. The cake was appropriately topped with a miniature rocking chair The Pattersons have lived at Waubee Lake for the past 20 years, her husband having retired from Da-Lite Screen Co. in Warsaw three years ago. Prior to moving to Milford, they lived at Goshen from 1933 to 1951 Mrs Patterson had been employed at Independent Protection Co. and Barler. Inc., both in Goshen, before joining Brocks Now What Mrs Patterson said her years of retirement would be full years. She said. “I want.to take things easy, enjoy myself, and do some fishing ■ She admitted to wanting to do some traveling with her husband also Mrs Patterson was the former Kay Kropf of Topeka Tops Have Tuesday Meeting The Minnie Mizers club at Syracuse held their weekly meeting Tuesday night in the McClintic building on Main street with a 100 per cent loss recorded Mrs Leonard Kauffman was named queen for the week All members are to read their TOPS news for a discussion on the articles for the next meeting on March 16. Visitors and interested persons are invited to attend. Mr and Mrs Hubert Cam spent Sunday with their son and daughter-in-law. Mr and Mrs Steven Cain of Lafayette The latter are the parents of a daughter. Angela Kathryn, born March 2, who weighed eight pounds and one ounce

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fl M * w 1 A ~ * *fl CONGRATULATIONS — Bill Kurtz, Brock Mfg. Co. office manager, is congratulating Kay Patterson on her retirement as the company's office manager on Friday.

Hospital Notes Ethel Bahn. Milford, was admitted Monday to Goshen hospital Cynthia Moors, r 1 Leesburg, was dismissed last week from Goshen hospital. Douglas Black. Leesburg, was released last week from Wabash County hospital Erma M. Chambers, r 1 Milford, was admitted last Tuesday to Goshen hospital Mrs Pedro A. Gonzales. Milford, was admitted to Murphy Medical Center last week She was dismissed the first of the week Robert Atkihson. r 1 Leesburg, was treated in the emergency room at Murphy Medical Center Mrs Dean Troup. Milford, was admitted last Thursday to Goshen hospital. Brenda Ratcliff. Milford, was admitted last Thursday to Goshen hospital. Mrs Sherry L. Andres and daughter, r 2 Leesburg, were released last Thursday from Goshen hospital/ Cleveland Shuder. Milford, was admitted Friday to Goshen hospital Foster Hively. r 1 Leesburg, has been dismissed from Murphy Medical Center recently Cleveland Shuder. Milford, was admitted the first of the week to Goshen hospital Mrs Laura M. Howser. Milford, was admitted recently to Goshen hospital Adrian Howell. Leesburg, was admitted recently to Whitley County hospital Mrs Lloyd Coy, Milford, was released Tuesday from Goshen hospital Harley Lmdemuth of Syracuse was admitted last week to Goshen hospital, and released on

Friday. Mrs Eston Clayton of Syracuse has been dismissed from Goshen hospital. Douglas Fuller. North Webster, was admitted last week to Whitley County hospital Mrs. Leonard Barnhart of Syracuse was released from Elkhart hospital last week. Eddie Herman of r 2 Syracuse was admitted to Goshen hospital. Mrs. Ralph Enoch and Mrs. Geraldine Stewart, both of Syracuse, have been released from Goshen hospital. Bertha Moser and Mary Alice Shoemaker, both of the North Webster area, were dismissed from Goshen hospital last week. Mrs Frances Keener of North Webster has been admitted to Whitley County hospital. Lillian E. Disher of r 2 Syracuse was admitted to Goshen hospital Thursday. Mrs Maryann Knight of 407 east Chicago street, Syracuse, was released Friday from Goshen hospital. Mrs. William Brammer of Syracuse was admitted to Goshen hospital early Sunday morning. F. J. Maresh of r 2 Syracuse was dismissed from Goshen hospital Saturday. H. D. McClintic of Portage, Mich , and brother of Mrs. Harold Bassett of Syracuse, is in the. Porgess hospital at Kalamazoo. Mich., due to a heart seizure. Benjamin Mabie of North Webster has been released from Goshen hospital. Mrs, S. M. Lawrence of North Webster was dismissed Monday from Goshen hospital. Brent Allen Scheuer of Syracuse spent the week end at Plymouth with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. James Scheuer.

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facts about £ ‘OUR TOWN’ Milford, Ind. £ By JERI SEELY Milford PTO members are planning a chili supper for Friday night. It will be held in the elementary school between 5 and 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold (Pete and Becky) Doll are co-chairmen of the project. •Oklahoma”, the hit Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, which captured all America's imagination during World War 11, will play at Green Auditorium on the Vincennes university campus March 11 through March 14, at 8 p.m. each evening The part of •‘Slim" is being played by freshman Herbert Reuter of near Our Town. While we re on the subject of schools and colleges we ll pass along another bit of news that happened our way this week . . . Debra Wolferman. daughter of the Don Wolfermans of near Our Town, is a contestant in the Miss Bali State Pageant. < Debbie is a freshman at the school and is a very pretty young Miss. She is representing Knotts Residence Hall in the contest. For those of you who are in Florida and are thinking about returning to Hoosierland we recommend you stay in the sunshine for awhile longer. We’ve been feeling quite perky of late (must be spring fever) and have even begun our spring house cleaning. The weather last week was almost spring-like with several persons doing some yard work and many other women in Our Town turning their thoughts to spring cleaning. Then came Saturday morning and the rain which turned to snow by night-fall, proving winter is still Upon us. The snow continued to fall throughout the night and Sunday morning a fluffy blanket of snow covered the ground. Sunday there was little change in the weather as snow fell throughout the day adding to Saturday night's accumulation. Snow...snow...snow...at this writing (Monday morning) it’s still snowing. That old man winter just isn’t about to give up! Mrs. Helen H. Funk of Our Town was one of several Penn Controls employees honored recently at the Goshen firm’s 20th annual service award club dinner. Mrs. Funk received a gold watch in recognition of completing 25 years of service for the company.

Our congratulations this week go to the girl scouts of Our Town. They are celebrating their anniversary this week. Correction: The Red Cross office at Warsaw has just informed us they were incorrect on the amount of blood donated over the past several years byMaurice Beer of near Our Town. True, Mr. Beer has donated five gallons as we stated last week, however, he has given more than that. He has given six gallons and five pints of his seventh gallon. All totaled that’s 53 pints. Hears Report -- (Contirfued From Page 1) bid. that of Tusing Brothers Lumber in Leesburg, to the board. Attorney Robert Reed questioned whether or not the corporation could sell the trees without advertising first and was instructed to check on this. Mr. Lantz was also told to check and see if other bids could be obtained in order to compare prices. The business manager also told the board he had received a request from Bethany Christian high school on renting the Syracuse junior high school gym next year for Bethany’s home basketball games. During the past year the gym has been rented to West Noble for this purpose, however, by the next basketball season West Noble should be in their new high school and will not need to rent Lakeland's gym. Mr. Lantz was instructed to check on actual costs to the corporation when the gym is rented. Guidance Report In a guidance report presented by superintendent Arnold on behalf of Jack Marlette it was noted 25 parent conferences had been held during the month of February; 17 college applications

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had been completed making 100 to date; and 93 scholarship applications had been completed making 109 to date. Group guidance sessions w-ith eighth graders at Milford. North Webster and Syracuse were held to explain curriculum and a survey was taken of classes for next year. The national educational development test was given to the corporation’s eighth and 10th grade students and the national merit scholarship test was given to 13 juniors from Wawasee and nine from Fairfield. Mrs. Robinson registered 89 juniors to take the college board examination for college and Hoosier scholarships. Police Warn Against Door-To-Door Salesmen Milford police chief Don Drake is warning residents of the town about purchasing magazines and books from door to door salesmen who have been circulating in town recently. Drake stated five such salesmen were in town on Saturday. A city ordinance prohibits this type of selling without a permit from the town’s clerk-treasurer. Persons being bothered by door to door salesmen should request to see said permit and if no such permit is shown the police should be caHed. No Injuries In Single-Car Mishap No injuries were received in a one-car accident at 4 o’clock Monday afternoon when a car operated by Gregory Carpenter. 17. of r 1 Syracuse, skidded out of control on icy roads and struck a tree. Damage was estimated to the auto 'at $750.

State Forensic Speech Sectional Set For Saturday

The Wawasee high school speech and drama club is going into its final weeks of preparation for the Indiana high school Forensic Association speech sectional to be held at Wawasee high school on March 13. Registration of the schools will begin at 8 a m. with the first round scheduled for 8:30. Robert Nibarger. speech and debate coach at Wawasee. has announced the following students will be representing Wawasee high school: Susi Justus. Chuck Rapp and Kurt Kruger, discussion; Dave Baumgartner and Michael Harris, broadcasting; Peg Doty, Beth Elam and Deloras Resindes, poetry reading; Teresa Beer. Sharon Brindle. Lance Maresh, extempore speaking; Valerie Steffen, impromptu; Tim Henning. original oratory; Donna Kreis, oratorical interpretation; Beth Elam and Rhonda Lawson, dramatic interpretation; Gale Byiand and Dianne Smith, humorous interpretation; for a total of 18 participants. Nibarger added. “We hope that this year will be just the beginning for speech and debate here at Wawasee. We have a lot of young people interested in speech that just haven’t had a chance to compete. Since we have become a member of the National Thespian Society and the

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National Forsenic League, the students have something to’ be proud of and something to work for. “The sophomores going to the sectional this year will lay the ground work for a bright and encouraging future for speech and debate at Wawasee* high school.” Parents wishing to attend should plan to leave the school by 7:25 Nibarger added. Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Brown of Milford had their son hdme over the week end from Purdue university where he is a junior. Their daughter. Becky, returned to Ball State university Tuesday where she is a freshman. She was home between semesters.

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