The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 August 1973 — Page 9

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VOLUME 10

I" Marise ’s I I Ladies ’ Apparel I 2 FOR 1 SALE + S 1 I On All Summer Merchandise I I This Sale Runs Through Thurs., Aug. 23 ■ I Purchase 1 Garment At Regular Price I I Get The Second Article For Only *1 I I Mix Them Up Any Way You Want I Example: i — Swim Suit — $25 Reg. Price 1— Dress ....$25 Reg. Price SSO Value At Reg. Price You Pay Only s2s You Have Saved $24 This Merchandise Is All Brand Named Goods From Our Regular Stock I WARSAW -i SYRACUSE I Lakes Village Shopping Center* Wawasee Village Shopping Center (Next To Hooks Drugs) y 2 Mile South Os Syracuse On Hwy. 13 Open Daily 10 To 8 Open Daily 9To 8 - J Sun. 12 To 5 Suil,lo To 5

/>a PRICES GOOD ?|^|^]►’*' I> Y ' roE AUGUST 16 big .oil kW r (oROD^ c, thru mES scottowels T? AUGUST 20 Wi- rq- -- l\ \l ECKRICH-BULK . \ ' V J COUPON Z & HONEY $ 1 65 C J YA. The picture lor health: KLINK’S crisp, colorful IA AC ■ LB. ( ,i °« l “ Kl “?“ l “ Without Coupon Ml. IS ) \ Z/ A-, produce makes a vitamin wise investment, a perfect meal mate - picked fresh daUy • • • rushed t 0 us fresh • • • and we sell it that way. Pick a peck of garden goodness 1 ■" 1 | today at KLINK’S, and serve a BOWLFUL OF rVltlt J> | I valuabic coupon MELONS — IT-L= fßf AO® CHOW MEIN “'"“J ™if_ 59 . *t7 u. 81-PACKS *1 7 t» *1 “ ' a TAaaATAEC ALL newii with bath oil reg. size i bath size v *' * K|NDS one CARESS Afl c Ale READY-POP JOh^ HOME GROWN W > tA. HAND SOAP EA I " M pop x7 c W*' 25 c ■ SS!« 29 c ‘tuna 89 c CORN RICHELIEU O| IHAWAIIAN or c — |, 2 9 HOME GROWN WE STERN DRESSING M PUNCH JJ ■ cqc eoc pal—iL 4JI Bl 1 ! r 4l IWII w jy ooz. bott “ jj fjfSfL mon. thru sat. Sunday IMRMb A STORE Jj

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Cctnaolidation of THE MILFORD MAIL (Est. 1888) and THE SYRACUSE - WAWASEE JOURNAL (Est. 1907)

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1973

Senior Homemakers receive honors Members of the Milford Senior Homemakers 4-H club received several ribbons at the county fair last week. The girls and their ribbons are as follows: Renee Anglin — Clothing VI, Hue; foods VI, blue; dress review, blue and honor group Beth Beer — Clothing V, Hue Colleen Beer — Foods VII, blue and honor group and state fair entry Kathy Beer — Clothing 11, blue and honor group and state fair entry plus construction champion in skirts Pat Buhrt — Clothing VII, red; dress review, blue and honor group Sandy Gerencser — Clothing VI, blue and honor group and state fair entry and construction champion in dress up dresses; foods VI, blue and honor group; crafts VII, blue and honor group and state fair entry; dress review, blue; forestry 11, blue and state fair entry; photography, blue and state fair entry ; flowers IV, blue and state fair entry; garden IV, blue; wildlife IV, Hue and state fair entry Jane Zimmerman — Foods VIII, red; food preservation IV, blue /" i Karen Goshert — Clothing IV, red; foods V, blue and honor group; crafts n, white; food preservation I, blue and honor group; dress review, Hue Deb Hartman — Clothing V, red; foods VI, red; crafts 111, blue Ann Kaiser — Clothing VI, Hue and honor group; foods VII, blue; food preservation IV, Hue and honor group; dress review, blue and honor group and reserve champion in dress-up dresses division Diane Lozano — Clothing I, white; wildlife I, white Pam Sands — Clothing V, Hue and honor group; foods VI, blue; photography, white; dress’ review, blue

IB B By bl v - w W .‘Wwr'.> jiSCTyI ■ 11 - 11 Tairy 1 r ■ 4 -i 1 * WHOBb ; / w’- Z .*• JBm \ 'S' — 'A ■Eks'.*’ I f t -w iam A * wWIIBHBMB NEW FAIR QUEEN — Londa Ellenwood, striking 17-year-old blonde daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Ellenwood of r 3 Warsaw, is shown seated in the above photo after she was crowned 1973 Kosciusko County Fair Queen last Saturday night. The coronation activities were held in the women's building because of threatening rains. They concluded the 57th annual fair. Londa won her crown by collecting the most money in the penny per vote contest sponsored annually by the Alpha Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority in cooperation with the county fair board. The money collected goes toward speech and hearing aid work in the county. Shown behind Londa are Cindy Nifong, Miss Etna Green, sponsored by the KEGS (Keep Etna Green Shining) who was first runner-up; 1972 queen Lee Ann Willits of Syracuse; and second runner- ' up and Miss Congeniality Cathy Cummins, Miss Warsaw 111. Cindy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Nifong of r 1 Etna Green, Lee Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willits of Syracuse and Cathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cummins of r 7 Warsaw.

Melinda Tom — Clothing V, blue; foods 111, red; dress review, blue Amy Vanlaningham — Clothing V, Hue; foods V, Hue and honor group; crafts IV, blue and honor group and state fair entry; dress review, blue and

honor group Darcy Wolferman — Clothing VII, red; dress review, blue Beverly Zimmerman — Clothing 11, blue; foods V, red Blue ribbons represent first (dace honors, red is for second

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and wHte is for third place. To State Fair The Milford 4-H clubs will be traveling by bus to the Indiana State Fair on Friday, Aug. 17. Any 4-H member wishing to go should be at the Milford junior high building at 7 a.m. on Friday.

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