The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 August 1972 — Page 27

Dairy Show — Thurs., Aug. 10

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*■■■» J EJUK® August Jpjj Dass 7,1 w| FREE BUS TO THE M T7 A TJJ I TUESDAY thru! ■***■ _T /Vl-tV SATURDAY r The First National Bank is again offering its ''free ride to the fair." The bus service to and from the downtown Warsaw area to the county fairgrounds has proved popular, and we want to continue it for another year. The route will be the same as in years past. We hope you'll avail yourself of this service, and as you ride keep in mind the friendly folks at The First National Bank. Bus leaves First National every hour on the hour beginning 12 noon daily. Bus leaves Fairgrounds every hour on the half-hour. Bus service starts Tuesday noon - ends each night at 11:30. Last bus Saturday night at 12:30 ■'' * ■ First jgfc. National Bank wjwßW MILFORD - WARSAW - CLAYPOOL “The Bank With Confidence In Our Community"

Economical Prices For State Fair Racing Program INDIANAPOLIS — The racing department of the Indiana State Fair has announced the final phase of it’s 1972 racing season with, new economy prices, that are expected to increase attendance by more than 20 per cent. Don Smith, Terre Haute, Indiana, director of the fair’s racing department, has set admission prices for the state fair century FIA-USAC new car race at $6 which is $2 down from last year’s $8 price. Hie world famous Hoosier hundred championship dirt track race has been priced at $7 which represents a three dollar savings over the 1971 event. Newly installed concrete

retaining walls plus double rail inside steel guard walls resulted in the midget race and the Indiana classic, presented earlier in the season, running without delay. Smith feels that a reduction in prices will attract larger numbers .of persons to the fairground’s oval and give all race fans an opportunity to see the Nations leading drivers in action. The century will be held on Saturday, Aug. 27, with practice and qualifying getting under way at 12 noon E.S.T. and the feature event at 2 p.m. E.S.T. The Hoosier hundred is scheduled for 1:45 p.m. E.S.T. with practice and qualifying at 11' a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 9. Announcement was also made that the century and the Hoosier hundred will have the traditional Hoosier infield with tickets priced at $3.

MISS SILVER LAKE — The Silver Lake Lions club is sponsoring Debbie McKenzie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKenzie of Silver Lake a& Miss Silver Lake. Debbie is 17 and another of the Warsaw high school seniors in the contest. She weigh:; 115 pounds and is five feet, two inches tall. Debbie has brown eyes and brown hair. The piano is her hobby. MISS LEESBURG — The Leesburg Lions club is sponsoring Miss Terrie Pound as Miss Leesburg in this year’s contest. Terrie is 17 and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Pound of r 1. A Warsaw high school senior, she plans to enter a nursing career after graduating. She was Girls’ State delegate and is a member of the MYF. Knitting and reading are her hobbies. Terrie weighs 107 pounds and is five feet, two and one half inches tall. She has brown eyes and dark brown hair. 9k ’’i MISS NORTH WEBSTER — Kathy Berghorn is being sponsored as Miss North Webster by her town’s Jaycees in the penny-per-vote fair queen contest. Kathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Berghorn of r 3 Syracuse. A Wawasee high school cheerleader, she weighs 120 pounds and is five feet, four and one half inches tall. She has green eyes and blonde hair. Kathy is 17 years old. Her hobbies are skiing, swimming and the balance beam. She plans to attend Indiana university and major in medicine.