The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 25, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 July 1973 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., July 18,1973

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= •/ CHORE-TIME HOSTS BELGIAN AGRI-GROUP — Chore-Time was visited by 33 strong Belgian agri-visitors shown here just outside an area hog facility. This was just one of the many U. S. agriinstallations the group will visit during their two week tour through the U. S. and Canada. The men and women are all farmers in the hog, dairy and poultry raising industry or are equipment dealers in their native land. The tour through Chore-Time was arranged by the company’s N. V. plant at Maldegem, Belgium and co-ordinated through the Milford headquarters. Assisting in the tour was Keith Newtson, air systems specialist and R. C. Hafer, advertisingcommunications manager. N. Van DeWoestijue, advisory officer of the Belgian Ministry of Agriculture, headed up the group. The group toured several local commercial swine operations.

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Wawasee driver education is Kiwanis program

Vernon Zurcher, Wawasee driver education instructor, presented the recent program at the local Kiwanis meeting. He explained that driver education is taught at Wawasee high school only in the summer. Students must be 15 to enroll in the class. Upon satisfactory completion of the 40 hours of instruction they can be issued a license entitling them to drive whwi accompanied by a parent. At age 16 the student can be given a license allowing him to drive with any qualified driver. From 10 to 12 instructors are required to handle the teaching load. Included in the schedule are 40 minutes weekly of driving and 80 minutes of observation. The state requires 30 hours of classroom instruction — Wawasee high school requires 40 hours. This includes a minimum of six hours behind the wheel and 12 hours observance from the back seat. The last week of instruction includes instruction from the driver training manual. Students from all over the state are enrolled in these classes since there are many summer homes in the Lakeland area. Bobby Rhodes, a candidate for Queen of Lakeland, was a guest at the meeting. Bobby had attended Girls’ State last week where she picked up some good points and ideas about the workings of state government. Other guests were John McClure and Oliver Wills from Huntington and Dick Shipley, guest of Sherm Bryant. Also in attendance was an inter-club from Warsaw composed of Doug Spencer, Neil Carlson, Gordon Brubaker, Ray

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Miller, Ed Whitby. Lee Luckinbill, Don Searce and Ray Marose. Herbert George, sponsored by Ernest Lawshe was inducted by Dan Watson. Inter-club and make-ups were recorded by Phil Mock, Jesse Huntzinger, Jess Pritchett, Hazen Sparks and Dan Morgan at Warsaw July 5. Local students attend Mid-American music camp A group of fifth, sixth and seventh grade North Webster students left Sunday for Muncie where they will attend the MidAmerica music camp at Ball State university this week. The program includes vocal, orchestra and band instruction which will be climaxed by a concert Saturday afternoon at 2 in Emens auditorium. A recording of the concert will be made at the time. Participation of the North Webster students in this program is sponsored, in part, by the music club and represents one of the annual projects in which the club engages. The North Webster group includes Mary Baumle, Martha Baumle, Kim Bachelder, Robin Hamman, Kim Yordy, Kim Danner, Kim Goins, Kathy Iden, Joseanne Jernigan, Sherri Leiter, Kim Wagoner, Steve Badskey, Francess Beiber,

Debbie Burchard, Jeff Iden, Stephanie Iden and Valerie Kiser. 47 cycles participate in races Perfect weather once again blessed the Lakeland Motorcycle club on tire quarter mile flat track at the Trojan Speedway located four miles south of North Webster. ” . There were several spills during the evening including one in which local favorite Dave Weicht injured his foot when he hit the fence during practice. He joined his brother Dan who injured his foot racing in Frankfort recently. Another local rider, Allen Bixler, was on the sidelines with seven stitches in his shoulder suffered in a race at Goshen, but there was also a bright note that Doug Strombeck has returned to top form after undergoing knee surgery. There were 47 cycles registered to race in the five classes which resulted in some extremely close finishes. Final results: lOOcc — first, Bruce Ralston, Niles, Mich., second Mark Bowser, North Webster; third, Bill Meadows, Woodburn; fourth, Leon Crist, Peru 125 cc — first, Stephen Elo, Niles, Mich.; second, Terry Sneed, Elkhart; third, Lowell Holderman, Goshen; fourth, Wesley Day, Goshen 175 cc — first, Doug Strombeck, North Webster; second, Ed Wolph, Elkhart; third, Paul Wesoler, South Bend; fourth, Randy Sizemore, New Paris 250 cc — first, Stephen Elo, Niles, Mich.; second, Dan Holmes, Goshen; third, Randy Sizemore, New Paris; fourth, Carl Muffley, Plymouth 360 cc — first, Rex Thwaits, Niles, Mich.; second, Randy Lewallen, North Webster; third, Richard Grey, Marion; fourth, Jeff Anderson, Huntington The next Lakeland race will be Friday night, July 27. Mrs. Engel Past Chiefs hostess Mrs. Russell Engel entertained the Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs club at her home last Wednesday. Seven members and two guests, Mrs. Wilbur Rensberger of Milford and Miss Phyllis Engel were present. Guests enjoyed progressive euchre with prizes presented to Mrs. Ermal Vanator, Mrs. Carl Kissinger and Mrs. Myrtle Greisinger. Mrs. Rensberger invited the group to hold their August meeting at her home at r 2 Milford. A vegetable gelatin salad, chicken sandwiches, coffee and iced tea were served during a social hour following the games.

PUBLIC AUCTION Lakeland Youth Center Syracuse SAT., JULY 21 10 A.M. Sale held indoors, snack bar. Donations from local merchants. New and used items. Furniture, glassware, misc. ALL DONATIONS GO TO THE YOUTH CENTER Auctioneer Col. Leonard Greer — Services donated —

Secrist 65 club has night out The Secrist 65 Home Demonstration club replaced its regular July meeting with a husband and wife night out to see “Promises, Promises” at a summer theater last Saturday. Five couples attended the perfr rmance. They were Mr. and Mrsr Randy Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hammon, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Everts and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Badskey. There will be no August meeting of the group. On September 5 they will start the new club year with a meeting at the home of Mrs. Steven White. Honored with birthday dinner Mrs. Romayne Shock entertained at her home last Sunday in honor of the birthdays of Dale Wallace and Mrs. Jane Heck. Guests present at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wallace, Jr., of Mentone, Mr. and Mrs. David Knisley and sons, Bradley and Jeff of Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vanator, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hertenstein of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Shock and daughter, Pamela, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heck and children, Kimberly, Joe, Steve and Ryan of Huntertown, Mrs. Jane Heck of Huntertown, Mrs. Esther Elliott and Tim Huber. Jeff and Brad Knisley are greatgrandsons of Mr. Wallace. COMMUNITY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rensberger of Milford visited with Mrs. Russell Engel and daughters Saturday night. Mrs. Helen Raver is a patient at Whitley County hospital where she had surgery last week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott of Englewood, Fla., visited relatives in North Webster Sunday. » —NW—John C. Adams WRC has pot luck Members of the John C. Adams Women’s Relief Corps unit 278 of Syracuse met for a carry-in picnic on Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. John Craw, Kale Island. Following the picnic a business meeting was conducted by president Mrs. Georgia Buster. She heard the reports of the secretary and treasurer. General orders were read and announcement was given on the time and places of the district conventions. A birthday card was signed for a shut-in. A social hour followed the business session. Fire destroys home at lake Fires last Thursday and Friday destroyed a home owned by Russell Losee and located at Peach Lane on Dewart Lake. The house was occupied by the Wilber Williamses. Members of the Milford fire department answered the first call at 12:40 p.m. Thursday. The house was gutted at that time. The Milford department was assisted at the scene by the Syracuse department. Members of the Milford department answered a second alarm to the house at 2 a.m. Friday when the fire broke out again. The house burned to the ground in the second fire.* 1 & Bethany Homemakers enjoy trip through Warsaw area plants Members of the Bethany Homemakers club of the New Paris area spent a recent day in Warsaw touring several factories. Lunch was enjoyed during the noon hour and a short business session was held. A total of 12 members and one guest, Mrs. Mary Brown of Syracuse, were present for the outing.

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