The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 25, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 July 1972 — Page 6

THE MAIL JOURNAL—Wed., July 19, 1972

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ENGAGEMENT KNOWN — Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cain of Milford have announced the engagement of their daughter. -Sandr?, to Jerry Lee Hedington. Hedington is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Hedington of Tippecanoe. Sandra is a graduate of "■ Wawasee high school and is employed at Blue Bell. Her fiance is employed at Super Sweet in Etna Green. A September wedding is being planned. WSCS Holds Quarter Meet The executive committee of the Women’s Society of Christian Service of Calvary United Methodist church held its quarterly meeting this month with Mrs. Deloss Smith, president presiding for various reading, of reports. Mrs. Roy Wilkinson, treasurer, reported a donation had been sent to the Navajo Mission and a Love Offering had been received for missionaries Mr. and Mrs. Charles Forester. The chalk artist’s picture at the Mother-Daughter banquet in Oakwood hotel, attended by 135 persons,” was given to the children’s department of the church school. Mrs. I. J. Byland, second vice president, reported several funeral dinners were served by various circles of the society. Chairman of Christian Social Relations Mrs. Max Workman announced that the ice cream social previously scheduled had to be canceled due to other commitments at the church on that day however plans are being made for a bake and food sale, and the annual church bazaar. Mrs. Smith announced that Mrs. Ronald Sharp attended the 1972 School of Christian Mission at Epworth Forest and would give her report at the November meeting. She also announced that' the next scheduled quarterly meeting of the officers would be October 10. The next general meeting of the society will be September 6 with a carry-in dinner and election of officers. Garden Club Meets In Robbins Home Mrs. Don Robbins of Cromwell was hostess to the SyracuseWawasee Garden club this month with Mrs. Maurice Koher assisting. Guests were Mrs. Leo Noerot of Waterloo, Mrs. Miles Barton and Mrs. H. C. Yeager of Tippecanoe Lake. Mrs. Yeager gave the program on “What Makes a Good Flower 9iow” in conjunction with the local club flower show set for August 24 at Wawasee high school. The show is open to the public and junior gardner for exhibits of flowers and vegetables. Plans were made for a husbands party on July 24 at the William Brammer home, Lake Wawasee.

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Mrs. Williams Entertains With Slides Os Ghana f The Milford Senior Citizens met for their second regular meeting on Sunday, July 9, at the fire station with a carry-in dinner being enjoyed by 27 members. President Harold Young opened the meeting in usual form with a salute to the flag and prayer by Rev. Lee Cory. Mrs. Dorothy Williams gave a talk which was illustrated by slides and a souvenier of her visit to Ghana. Happy Birthday was sung to one of the new members. A business session followed and the organization adjourned to meet again on Sunday, Aug. 13.

*6,582,060.52 Mailed To County Taxing Units

Checks have been mailed to county school corporations, town clerk-treaswers, township trustees and® libraries for $6,582,060.50 for monies collected through May 11 in property, excise and bank taxes. In addition the state of Indiana

TOWNS AMOUNT Burket z $2,723.94 Claypool 5,573.72 Etna Green 5,299.68 Leesburg 6,400.24 Mentone , ' 18,529.65 Milford . . 21,136.80 North Webster ’ * 11,936.09 Pierceton 17,394.81 Sidney 1,215,70 Silver Lake 13,953.99 Syracuse 45,383.76 Warsaw 440,552.90 Winona Lake 56,617.63 Town Total $646,718.91 LIBRARIES Milford $8,085.64 Warsaw 5 75,253.15 Pierceton 4,522.47 Bell Memorial (Mentone) 994.28 Syracuse 12,273.54 Library Total $101,129.08 SCHOOLS . • : ' ; Tippecanoe Valley $427,614.16 Lakeland 1,611,587.40 Triton 109,830.51 Warsaw 2,091,540.94 WaNee ' 137,946.69 Whitko 306,970.21 School Total $4,685,489.91 COUNTY UNITS County General $611,066.60 County Welfare 113,601.59 County Health 26,568.13 Cumulative Bridge 45,807.18 Cumulative Courthouse 137,421.32 County Total $934,464.82 TOWNSHIPS Clay $12,879.89 Etna 3,130.89 Franklin 10,251.99 Harrison i, 9,301.43 Jackson 5,920.00 Jefferson (East) 1,825.14 Jefferson (West) “ 4,782.14 Lake 3,141.89 Monroe 3,041.32 Plain i 11,173.90 Prairie ' , 3,557.63 Scott k 2,794.97 Seward > 11,763.81 Tippecanoe 10,353.75 Turkey Creek 33,311.53 Van Buren 8,244.52 Wayne 67,401.38 Washington - 13,381.86 Township Total $214,257.80

FAMILY CAMPOUT HELD RECENTLY A week end family campout was held recently at a campgrounds near Bristol. On Saturday evening a pig roasted over charcoal was the main dish. Those enjoying the campout were Mr. and Mrs. Worth Jackson, Stuart and Maureen, Mr. and Mrs. James Hostetler, Brent, Clark, Angela and Darin and Mr. and Mrs. Doral McFarren, Steve and Kathy of Milford; Mr. and Mrs. Dallas McCreary, Brenda and Rex of Elkhart and Mr. and Mrs. George Sinn of New Paris. LAKELAND LOCALS Saturday evening supper guests were Mr. and Mrs. Loyd McCreary of Goshen, . Mrs. Helene Faulkner of Milford, Mrs. Goldie Peters and Mrs. Lillian Lehman of New Paris and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Roberts of Elkhart. Sunday morning breakfast guests were Mrs. Chloe Pinkerton and Mrs. Carrie McFarren of Milford.

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Milford Firemen Answer Two Calls Members of the Milford fire department answered two calls this week. The first run was made at 2 p.m. Monday to a grass fire on the farm owned by Raymond Pinkerton west of Milford. The second fire was at 11:15 on Tuesday when firemen were called to extinguish a tractor fire on the John Gingerich farm, also located west of Milford. Minor damage was reported to the tractor.

will receive checks totaling $9461.18 for the state fair board and state forestry fund. Following is a breakdown of the total distribution to each of the county taxing units. Some of the money has already been advanced:

MRS. BILL LITTLE VISITING EUROPE Mrs. Bill Little, Vicki, Judy and Mackie of Milford left July 10 from O’Hara International Airport in Chicago for approximately six weeks in Europe. They plan to visit relatives, including Mrs. Little’s mother, Elizabeth Medart in Altdorf, West Germany. Mrs. Medart is 81 and has never seen her grandson Mackie. The Littles flew from Chicago to Frankfort then to Numberg. PULL OVER DURING STORM Summer rainstorms can be pretty bad as most everyone The Chicago Motor ClubAAA urges motorists to pull over to the side of the road and wait out the storm rather than try and drive through a blinding fain. One definition of high fidelity; the fellow who comes home always drunk, but every night.

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Miss Katherine Mato Weds Keith Huff At Saint Martins

The recent marriage of Miss Katherine Mato and Keith Huff was solemnized in St. Martins De Porres Catholic church at Syracuse. Rev. Eugene Zimmerman. performed the double ring cerranony before 150 guests at 12 o’clock noon. Mrs. Donald E. Fergison, r 1 North Webster and Ora Mato of Dunlap are parents of the bride. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Elva Hershberger, r 3 Syracuse and the late Ward Huff. Red and white carnations graced the altar and church pews were marked with white bows. Music provided by Miss Donna Huff included “Organ Variations” by Bach. Given in marriage by Mr. Ferguson, the bride appeared in a floor-length gown of white dotted swiss fashioned with boat neckline, empire bodice, chapel train and wide ruffled floimce at hem. The long, tapered sleeves were finished with a ruffled flounce at wrists and trimmed with embroidered lace as was the dress neckline and hem flounce. Her finger tip veil was held in place by a Camelot cap of white dotted swiss with embroidered lace and she carried a nosegay arrangement of white pom pon mums with touches of red. Miss Laura Mato, r 1 North Webster, served her sister as maid of honor. She was attired in a full-length gown of red and white dotted swiss which featured a jewel neckline, short sleeves, the bodice squared in lace and her short veil was held' by a red and white dotted swiss cap trimmed in lace to match her dress. Her nosegay was of white pom pon mums tipped in red. Norman Geible, Mishawaka was best man. The bride’s mother chose a street length dress of patterned, bonded knit in blue, white and gray. Reception A reception was held in the church hall immediately following the ceremony. The table was beautifully appointed with crystal candelabra and the layered wedding cake which was decorated with touches of green. Desserts, punch, nuts and mints were served with the cake. Mrs. Mike Mato was in charge of the guest book and Miss Donna Huff assisted with gifts. The newlyweds are residing near North Webster on the Epworth Forest road. Both Mr. and Mrs. Huff are graduates of Wawasee high school. Mrs. Huff is employed as cashier at Thornburg drug store in North

Webster. Her husband, who is a corporate owner in Round Table Riding Stables is attending the Fort Wayne division, Indiana university. Observe Silver Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolfinger were honored at a reception by their children on July 16 in observance of the Wolfinger silver wedding anniversary. Robert Wolfinger, formerly of Constantine,Mich., and the former Evelyn Louise Sawyer of Syracuse, Were united in marriage at the Syracuse Church of God parsonage by the late Rev. Joseph Koble of Syracuse, on July 19, 1947. The couple has three children, Gerald, Brenda and David, and one grandchild. r ■ Contributes — (Continued From Page 1) many places. Somebody has to feed the mdn, women and children, clothe them and find homes Tot them. Champaign quotas were doubled when the gravity of the flood damage was surveyed. It is essential that chapters continue their special disaster campaign in order that quotas will be substantially exceeded Mr. Ringo has been informed. Hurricane Agnes caused more damage along the eastern seaboard than any disaster in recent memory. This hurHcane that immediately

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followed the floods in the western states climaxed a 12 month period that found the Red Cross involved in more that 480 disasters throughout the United States. Seeing the magnitude of the relief needs the Red Cross launched the emergency disaster appeal throughout the United States with the full support of United Way of America. Knowing the great needs of hundreds of men, women and children following these ravages of nature, Mr. Ringo again brings out the fact of the necessity of helping people who cannot help themselves. All readers who think it is important to help their neighbors undergoing incredible hardships through no fault of their own, are asked to con tribute toward the more than SIB,OOO dollars which the Red Cross has asked for to help. Checks may be made payable to Kosciusko County Chapter of the American Red Cross, a United Fund partner. Consider — (Continued From Page 1) facilities and a concession stanu area could bfi erected at the Railroad park and whether the block building at that location, granted years ago to the town by the B&O railroad, could be put to use, however, no funds are available at the present time. Sparklin advised that the state had placed fresh limestone and an additional drive at the launch site, Railroad park. It was noted that permission had been obtained from Syracuse Enterprises, near the launch site area, for use of their parking area for cars and boat trailers on Saturday, Sundays and holidays, removing congestion at the busy boat launching site. A total of 21 building permits were issued by building commissioner Harry VanHemert during the month at $360 in fees, $144 to be retained by the town and $216 going to the building commissioner. IT BIRTHS HAAB, Gavin Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haab of r 1 Riverside Terrace, Quincy, 111., are the parents of a son, their fourth, Gavin Arthur, born Thursday, June 29, at Blessing Hospital in Quincy. He weighed seven pounds, three ounces. Mrs. Fred Grimm of Quincy and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haab of r 1 Syracuse are grandparents. Mrs. Andrew Beer of Milford is the baby’s paternal greatgrandmother. JAMES, Heath Stillman Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. James, students "at Ball State university, Muncie, are the parents of a son, Heath Stillman, bom on Wednesday, July 12. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earle Waltz of Lake Wawasee. STONER, Jason Chadwick Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Lee Stoner of r 2 Syracuse are the parents of their first child, a nine pound, two ounce, son, Jason Chadwick, born on Saturday, July 15, at Goshen hospital.

Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kletice Stoner of Cromwell and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crouch, r 2 Syracuse. OTT infant Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ott of r 1 Syracuse are the parents of a daughter borofOn Saturday, July 15, at Goshen nbspital. LOEWEN son Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Loewen, box 562 Milford, are the parents of a son boro Saturday, July 15, at the Goshen hospital. PRICE, Jennifer Rebecca Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Price of r 4 Warsaw are the parents ofa daughter, Jennifer Rebecca, born July 14. Jennifer was born at the Murphy Medical Center, Warsaw, at 3:20 p.m. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Velma Knepper of r 5 Warsaw. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Everett Price of r 2 Leesburg. Jennifer Rebecca has a brother, Steve, 6, and a sister, Laurie, 5. Court News Marriage Licenses The following couples have applied for marriage licenses at the office of county dark Bessie I. Himes: Daniel Fuller Brown, 22, box 367 Milford, road construction and Sheryl Raye Butler, 20, r 4 Syracuse, Barth. James Patrick McLaughlin, 20, 1909 Winding Way, Anderson, Everybody’s Oil Company and Sharilyn Kaye Caskey, 20, 212 East Pearl street, Syracuse, unemployed. Stephen Thomas Greer, 23, 2000 West Wilden street, Goshen, mechanic and Vickie Sue Price, 18, r 2 Leesburg, unemployed. James Franklin Louden, 49, r 2 Syracuse, real estate and Phyllis Ann Kleeman, 39, 1805 Woodview drive, Garrett, homemaker. Dean. Darwin Martin, 21, r 1 Leesburg, Syracuse Rubber Company and Laura Gail Pickens, 20, 3322 Calumet, Elkhart, unemployed. Kenneth Bond, 20, r 1 North Webster, US Marine Corps and Ruth Ellen Bradway, 19, r 8 Warsaw, unemployed. Mechanics Lien Creative Industries, 959 North Holmes, Indianapolis vs Homer and Vivian Graber dba Homer’s Bar, Lancelot Inn, North Webster. Plaintiff demands judgment of sl,lßl, cost of action, lien be foreclosed, that property be sold and proceeds applied to plain-

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tiff’s claim and balance distributed as court finds just. In paragraph II plaintiff asks judgment against defendants and each of them for $1,531 and costs of action for work and labor. License Suspended The following persons have had their drivers license suspended according to the latest report received from ■ the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles at Indianapolis: Michael W. Fishbaugh, 23, r 1 North Webster, from April 4,1972 to April 4, 1973, for drunken driving. Charles M. Hapner, 58, box 102 Syracuse, from April 12, 1972 to April 12, 1973, for drunken driving. Fined The following persons were assessed fines and costs when they appeared before jp Milo Clase recently: Joseph K. Burrin, 57, r 1 Leesburg, $46 for public intoxication and $49 for driving under influence. Larry A. Dewitt, 38,, r 3 Syracuse, driving* under influence charge dismissed and $49 for reckless driving. Stephen Michael Clark, 19, r 1 Milford, $46 for illegal possession. CARDS THANKS CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank Rev. Robinson, Rev. Cook, Dr. Zimmerman, the Syracuse First Aid Unit, friends and neighbors for their assistance in our time of need. The Family of Louie Nicolai ■ CARD OF THANKS wish to thank all of our friends and neighbors for all of the food, flowers and words of comfort during the time of our sorrow in the death of our son and loved one, Johnny. A special thanks to the Harris-Troxel funeral home and the the Rev. Thomas Wildey. Mr. and Mrs. John Voland and family CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank friends and neighbors for remembering me • with cards and prayers while I was in the Goshen hospital. Joyce Groat