The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 June 1972 — Page 13

Sustains Minor Injuries In Mishap Daniel L. Spurting. 18, r 1 Syracuse, sustained lacerations to both forearms around 3 p.m Wednesday when the car which he was driving flipped over on its top as the young driver successfully manuvered his vehicle to miss two young bicyclists on the Syracuse-North Webster road south of Syracuse about one mile. Spurting told state trooper. Rick Reece that he was southbound and came upon the two young bicycle riders as he topped a hill area and both riders were

And Best Wishes To RALSTON PURINA On The Opening Os Their New Plant At Milford s lie Are Happy To Have Been Selected To Do The Painting On The Plant 'FRITZ' KILMER Interior & Exterior Decorators Painting Phone: 658-4859 JJilford__

. Ey A. SfiEMR . API - fSUHr.T t wte Lw b 8L v w Bi Bp J ir- \ ' V 1 fg j /■A B Ilk. l Jl ■ Um ’nl". Mitel II ■\l And BEST WISHES Ralston Purina's New Plant At Milford On Their Grand Opening Saturday, June 17 We A E PROUD to have been selected to do the plumbing, heating, air conditioning and steam processing of the company’s fine new plant at Milford. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ S&N Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Phone 457-4367 R. 1, Box 275, Syracuse '*BFi ?' SV HAC USE NAPPANEE Jl | 4 Aa-ea-v | Dick, Roy, Bob, Polita And Art Waterson —■

an the wrong side of the roadway. The riders were identified as Steven and Rob Graff of r 2 Syracuse. the youngsters attempted to veer into the path of his car, and skidded 134-feet before going into a ditch and flipping over. Damage was set at SI,OOO. Surprise Bon-Voyage Brunch Given Mrs. Keith (Beverly) Larson, Syracuse, the former Beverly Baker, was honored Friday morning at a Syracuse

restaurant with a surprise goingaway brunch, and a gift, by her neighbors. Mrs. Larson and family will be leaving soon to make their home at Tyler, Texas. In addition to the honored guest, others attending were Mrs. Donald Nine, Mrs Glen Torrance. Mrs. Wallace Huffer, Mrs. Richard Nolan, Mrs. William Hess, Mrs. Floyd Reed, and Mrs. Robert Kauffman. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Topper of Milford were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Topper and family of Hobart.

I JVDE VERLEY. OSC Returning To Rome, Italy Brother Jude Verley, OSC, who has been working in the alumni office and as general secretary at Wawasee Prep. Syracuse, is returning to the House of the Procurator General in Rome, Italy. Brother Jude came to Prep in September of 1970 from Rome and assumed his duties at the school at that time. He worked in the sewing room and performed other duties in the Crosier community school, as well as performing clerical work. He was instrumental in helping with the decorations for the Spink Gala night held at the school, the site of the old Spink-Wawasee Hotel. In Italy he will be doing general maintenance and will be cooking to take care of Italian weddings, which, he says, are often quite elaborate affairs. Leaving Fort Wayne on June 12, he will travel to Washington. D. C., for a few days and then go to his home in Mount Vernon. N. Y,. for three weeks vacation with his parents before leaving for Rome on July 8. His assignment in Rome will be for a two-year period. The Stephen Runges of Lafayette are now residing on r 3 Syracuse.

SMICD Board Os Supervisors Meet The SWCD board of supervisors met June 6 at the SCS office, Winona Lake. Chairman Myron Metzger presided over the meeting which was attended by seven supervisors and three office personnel. Supervisors Bob Norris and Fred Kuhn will be attending a joint meeting between Saint Joe, Elkhart, Marshall and Kosciusko counties in Bremen June 19. Tentative plans wore made to conduct a tour for a neighboring SWCD in September. Oliver Lake Conservation camp will be held July 9-13 for boys 12 to 14 years old; McClure Lake camp, July 23-28, for boys 11 to 15. Application blanks for attending these camps were distributed among the supervisors. The district will assist extension service in plans for a 4-H workshop to be held sometime in July. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Beer and Joe Wilson will attend an urban tour which the Allen county SWCD is sponsoring on July 6. The area II association of districts is planning a picnic on August 6 for district supervisors, secretaries and their families. A tour of the West Noble school’s outdoor learning laboratory is included in the plans for that day. Cart Diehl and Joe Wilson reported on KEEP activities, recreation committee progress and work on the Elkhart river basin study. The board discussed the value to the county of the sanitary landfill operations in use. Concern was expressed that burning in some unapproved sites is still prevalent. New cooperators accepted were Ronald Metzger of Clay township and Donn Smith of Monroe. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, July 11. at 8 p.m., one week late because of the holiday. Two Syracuse Drivers In Accident Approximately $325 in damage was estimated in a two-vehicle accident at 5:15 p.m. Thursday near the intersection of West Chicago street and South Huntington in Syracuse. Harold S. Nicolai, 68, 436 Parkway drive, Syracuse, stopped his 1965 Ford at the stop sign on Chicago street prior to entering South Huntington and was rammed from behind by Raymond S. Newcomer, 51, also Syracuse, who was unable to stop in time to avoid the collision. Damage was listed at $225 to the Nicolai car and SIOO to the 1972 Chevrolet driven by Newcomer. Syracuse police investigated. Local Holsteins Receive Food Production Credits A report of milk production levels attained by dairy cows in the area has been received from Holstein-Friesian Association of America. The actual food production output, recorded in the DHIR program, by these local registered Holsteins is: Lneeda Cherrio Wendall 7200910, a two-year-old, produced 17,300 pounds of milk and 653 pounds of butterfat in 343 days. Stookeyholm Eagle Janice 7446002, a two-year-old, had 15,830 pounds of milk and 585 pounds of butterfat in 344 days. Both are included in the herd tested for Emra G. and John R. Stookey. Milford. These new production figures may be compared to the estimated annual output of 9,388 pounds (4,366 quarts) of milk and 345 pounds of butterfat by the average U.S. dairy cow, notes the National Holstein Association. Production testing is made' available through the cooperative efforts of the state and local testing association and Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Dairymen enrolled in the program pay for the service. Mrs. Craw Attends State Convention Mrs. John Craw of Syracuse attended the Indiana department convention of the Women’s Relief Corps, auxiliary to Grand Army of the Republic, Inc., at Indianapolis last Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Craw is the department president this year. Senator John Augsburger of Milford was guest speaker for the event attended by approximately 100 persons. The national president, Mrs. Harriet Wamsley of Michigan, was presented the key to the city of Indianapolis by a representative of the mayor’s office. The five allied orders all met at the same time for the confab.

IP -y. _ Hl p ■ B 0 v <JLjE READY FOR THE FESTIVAL — The people in the photograph above are ready for the annual Mermaid Festival which opens in North Webster Friday night. From left to right are Harold Humbles, a member of the queen’s committee; Kathy Berghorn; Larry Teghtmeyer, cutie parade chairman; Dave Reider; Nina Humbles, a member of the queen’s committee; Debbie Greiner. “Queen of Lakes”; Gary Eastlund, festival co-chairman; Mary Ellen Wilson, a member of the queen’s committee; and Barbara Eastlund, festival secretary. Kneeling in front are Paul Carson, festival chairman; Tom Reiff, parade chairman; Jill Humbles; Sheryl and Carla Eastlund; and Phil Rinker, publicity chairman. Our Congratulations And Best Wishes To Ralston Purina On The Opening V. : _ ■ ■ . . Os Their New Plant At Milford CITY TIN AND ROOFING, INC. Corner West Center & Leiter Road Phone: 267-5621 Warsaw »»»■««« May We Add Our Congratulations To The Folks At Ralston Purina On The Opening Os Their New Plant At MILFORD • INDIANA When you look at the beautiful new Ralston Purina plant at Milford# think of Nappanee Ready-Mix Concrete/ Inc. s We are happy to have been chosen to supply the concrete for this new facility, and we congratulate Ralston Purina on their opening. Nappanee Ready-Mix Concrete, Inc. Phone: Dial "0" And Ask For Enterprise 7935

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