The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 August 1971 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Aug. 4, 1971

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DRESS REVUE WINNERS — Winners in the It7l Kosciusko county 4-H dress revue, held Monday night at the Warsaw Community high school auditorium, in connection with the opening of the county fair, are shown here:

facts about :•: ‘OUR TOWN* Milford, Ind. X........ ... ... • f. .v By JERI SEELY Improvements continue at the church located just south of The M-J office but thus far we have heard nothing as to when the first service is to be held. The new addition to the First National Bank is almost ready to be enclosed. What will the sidewalk superintendents do them. The passing of Willard (“Hap”) Charlton last week brings back memories. He was one of the three school bus drivers we had during our 12 years of schooling at Milford. Our sympathy goes to Mr. Charlton's family. With the coming of August we TERMITES UNIVERSAL TERMITE CONTROL Ph. 267-7372 511 So Union St Warsaw, Indiana ALLIED LBR. CO. (formerly Conn a Buhrt Lbr. Co.) Phono: 457-3331 Syracuse ANDERSON PAINT AND SUPPLY CO. Syracuse, Ind.

I ''You call for me — I'll wire for you" RRomiae Electric, lac.. ’’ J ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR V Phone 353*3905 Mentone, Ind. GERALD ROMINE

Marise’s I I Town & Lake Shop I \ 'fashion Center Os The Lake Area' I **“ Starts Thur., Aug. 5,1971 Al Summer Merchandise On Sole i 0 '* 9 / I **-*^’ f / ■ Swim Suits — Sportswear — Shoes — Tops — Shorts — Etc. Wawasee Village Vi Mile Sooth Os Syracuse Highway 13 ~■ .;> . . ■

are reminded <rf the fact the Lakeland schools will open in a few short weeks. The first day of school for students is September 1 with ' teachers reporting on August 30 and 31. 9 Marion Acton is the new Milford junior high school, principal. He and other Lakeland principals will be in their offices daily beginning August 16. Registration at the Milford junior high school is from 8 to 12 and 1 to 4 p.m. on August 25. 26 and 27. Students new to the corporation should check with the principal's office prior to the registration date. Lewis S. Immel is elementary school principal in Our Town. Students should register there on Thursday and Friday, Aug. 26 and 27. New students should check with the principal prior to August 30. Waubee Lake property owners will hold their annual meeting at the fire station in Our Town next Tuesday. All who own property at the lake are urged to attend. The following night, Wednesday, Aug. 11, the Republicans of Our Town will hold their caucus with Harold Young presiding They hope to fill a slate of officers for the November election. Both town board president Carl Duncan and board member Gerald Martin have stated they will not seek re-election. LAKELAND LOCAL Guests last week in the home of Mrs. James Stuckman at Milford were her daughters and a granddaughter. Mrs. Harold Gilliatt and Linnea of Indianapolis were at the Stuckman home Tuesday and Wednesday and Mrs. Marshall Gay of Fort Wayne was there on Thursday.

From lefL Cathy Nifong, champion in coats; Marj Hanes, champion in separates; Carolyn Rapp, champion in suits; Joanne Lichtfuss, in formats; Debbie Shearer, champion in coats; Londa Ellen wood, champion in dress-up dresses; and Lorna Webster, champion in school outfits.

87 Pints Os Blood Collected At WHS

A total of 87 pints of blood was collected at the first visit of the Red Cross mobile blood unit for the new fiscal year. The visit was held in the commons of the Wawasee high school, where 95 persons presented themselves as donors, 12 for the first time. Special needs of A neg, B neg, and Ab neg were met by donors who answered a special plea. Voyle Osborn of Leesburg received his five gallon pin, having given his 40th pint. Mr. Osborn, who was critically burned in a gasoline fire on July 1, ‘ 1957, and received Serum Albumin and whole blood, has more than replaced the 29 pints of blood he required. Mrs. David Wingard, wife of

General Projects Judging Done Exhibit judging of general projects of 4-H members was done during the week of July 26 at the county fairgrounds. Exhibits that were selected to be entered at the Indiana state fair are as follows: Electric II — Bart H eding too, Chain 0 Lakes dub; Electric in, Rick Rapp, Milford Sr. Happy Bachelors; Electric IV, Larry Detwiler, Wayne Twp. Husky Hoosiers; Electric V & Adv., Royce Beigh, Claypod, Jolly Gentlemen. Entomology I, Dennis Tucker, Wayne Twp. Husky Hoosier; Entomology 11, Desiree Thomas, Atwood Victory, Entomology 111, Sandra Truex, Atwood Neverquitters. Fortfetry I, Ramona Thomas, Atwood Victory; Forestry D, Mark Reiff, Chain 0 Lakes; Forestry 111, Judi Warren, Claypool Lucky Leprechauns. Geology I, Chris Neer, Leesburg Successful Farmers; Geology 11, Kathryn Brown, Crystal Cook & Look; Gedogy 111, Mike Neer, Leesburg Successful Fanners. Home Grounds Imp. 11, Sara Kiefer, Lake City Lasses; Home Grounds Imp. 111, Mark Reiff, Chain O Lakes. Also, Photo I, Dennis Tucker, Husky Hoosiers; Photo 11, Jim Robinson, Atwood Neverquit* . ters; Photo 111, Karl Shively, Husky Hoosiers; Photo IV, Mark Reiff, Chain O Lakes; Photo V, Dennis McCormick, Silver Lake Rambling Farmers. Sdl Con-

Captain David Wingard, who left earlier in the day for a year assignment in Republic of Viet Nam, received her three gallon pin. Mrs. Wingard, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Norman Uphouse, Winona Lake, worked at the Red Cross Center at Fort Knox, Ky., as a volunteer in the service to military programs and at the blood collection center. She is also a Red Cross instructor in first aid and water safety. She plans to teach physical education at Greenville college, Greenville, Hl., this next year. Mrs. Charles Frushour, and Mrs. Jay Sims of Syracuse; Dewey C. Fox and Harold E. Wilson of Milford, all received their one gallon pins.

servation I, Chad Kuhn, Leesburg Successful Farmers; n, Diane Metzger, Sidney Triple S; 111, Connie Hoopingarner, Syracuse Tomorrows Homemakers; TV, Mark Reiff, Chain 0 Lakes. Weather I, Kathy Smoker, Leesburg Successful Farmers; Weather 11, Judy Shaffer, Sidney Trippie S. Weeds I, Debbie Tucker, Wayne Twp. Husky Hoosiers; Weeds H, Joe Gerenscer, Milford Jr. Happy Bachelors. And, Wildlife I, Diane Metzger, Sidney Triple S; Wildlife 11, Chris Smalley, Beaver Dam Ag.; Wildlife 111, Marlin Carr, Silver Lake Rambling Farmers; Wildlife IV, Jeff Rhodes, Chain 0 Lakes. Woodworking I, John Lash, Beaver Dam Ag.; Woodworking 11, Carl Diehl, Leesburg Successful Farmers; Woodworking HI, Karl Shively, Wayne Twp. Husky Hoosiers. Milford Stations To Alternate On Sunday Opening The Milford service stations will take turns alternating on being open on Sunday. This has been a process in the past years during the fall months which the stations are now going to use full time. Only one station will be open each Sunday. The man who thinks he knows it all is a pain in the neck to those of us who really do.

Waubee Lake Property Owners To Hold Annual Meeting August 10

President Dennis Sharp has announced the board of directors of the Waubee Lake Property Owners Association, Inc., has set Tuesday, Aug. 10, as the date for the association’s annual meeting. Said meeting will be held at the Milford fire station at 7:30 p.m.

Syracuse Area Residence Win Fair Honors Syracuse area residents won several honors at the recent Elkhart county fair. Their awards follow. State fair soil and water conservation, division three — Edwin Cable. State fair winner in weather, division two— Barbara Weybright. Red ribbon in weather, division three — Timothy A. Weybright. Blue ribbon in geology, division five — Edwin Cable. State fair food preservation, division three — Jane Warstler. State fair food preservation, division four — Jonel Rarick. Red ribbon in alfalfa, division three — Robert Weybright. Red ribbon in alfalfa, division five — John Weybright and Ron Weybright. Blue ribbon in wheat, division one — Timothy Stiver. Blue ribbon in electricity, division one — Timothy Stiver. State fair in photography, division eight — Brett L. Whitehead. Blue ribbon in photography, division two— Jane K. Warstler. Division winner of Kercher’s flower award — Jane Warstler. Grand champion grade ewe lambs — Bob Strieby. Grand champion yearling ewe grade — Loretta Miller. Grand champion grade flock — Loretta Miller. Beef heifer champion, Hereford — Connie Lantz. Champion Berkshire gilt — John Gall. Chicken barbecue winner — Edwin Cable. Red ribbon in general craft, division one — Jackie L. Manges. Blue ribbon in embroidery, division three — Barbara A. Weybright. State fair in forestry, division three — Edwin Cable.'Cable was also sweepstakes winner. Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there.

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Business items to be discussed include copper sulphate treatment of the lake, possibilities of new open boating law, membership dues, election of officers and other matters. All property owners, whether

Honored At Shower Friday Miss Deanna Kunce of Cromwell was guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shower Friday evening in the Syracuse home of Mrs. Jesse Hann with Mrs. Perry Mast assisting. Appropriate bridal games were played after which Miss Kunce found her gifts on a table graced by a minature bride with a decor of pink and white, the bride-elects chosen colors, used throughout the evening theme. The 23 guests attending included Mrs. Virginia Kunce of Cromwell and Mrs. Mabel Walton, Syracuse, mothers of the betrothed couple. Others attended from Edwardsburg, Mich.; Elkhart, Dunlap, Milford, Cromwell, North Webster and Syracuse. Minature pink flowers decorated the cake served at the close of the evening. The couple will marry on September 4 at the Dutchtown Brethren Church.

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they are members or not, are encouraged to attend because the business being discussed will effect everyone. New property owners who wish to join the association should contact Mr. Sharp or secretary Mrs. Dick (Linda) Neff.

Injured In Sunday Mishap Monroe M. Yoder, Jr., 32, of Ligonier, received treatment at Goshen hospital early Sunday morning for injuries sustained in a one-car mishap three miles east of Syracuse on the KosciuskoElkhart county line road at 12:05 a.m. Traveling east on the county line road, he reported running off the right side and continued for an additional 75-feet before striking a cement bridge head-on. Yoder suffered multiple lacerations to the mouth and chin, to the right elbow and a broken tooth. Damage to his auto was listed at $2,000. Indiana state trooper James Risner investigated.

BUSINESS CLOSED After serving this community for over 40 years, we find it necessary, because of failing health to close our barber shbp. Harry and Ethel Good

Year Books To Be Given Out Aug. 23 All students and graduates may pick up their 1970-71 Wawasee high school year book on registration days, August 2326. Everyone is asked to take his receipt. Year books will not be available before August 23. This is an important change for earlier information given by Lakeland’s school Reporter tabloid mailed earlier this week. Lester Niles Has Change Os Address Lester W. Niles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Niles of Syracuse, spent the week end with his parents and is reporting a change of address at Fort Rucker. His present address is: PV 1 Lester W. Niles 312-56-7469 Box 8274 C.M.R. 3 Fort Rucker, Ala. 36360 A man’s career usually progresses in direct proportion to the disappearance of his hair.