The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 August 1973 — Page 7
Kosciusko county fair dairy show winners
Following are winners in the county dairy show: Guernsey Senior yearling bull — Grandview Farm, Silver Lake Senior bull calf — Grandview Farm Junior heifer calf — Myron Metzger and family, Claypool, first and second; Richard Early and son, Wabash, third Fall senior calf — Grandview Farm, first and second; Richard Early and son, third Summer senior heifer calf — Grandview Farm, first; Myron Metzger and family, second and third Junior yearling heifer — Myron Metzger and family, first; Grandview Farm, second and third Senior yearling heifer — Grandview Farm, first and third; Myron Metzger and family, second Junior champion female -rMyron Metzger family Junior get of sire — Myron Metzger and family, first; Grandview Farm, second Two year old — Myron Metzger and family, Claypool, first, second and third; Grandview Farm, fourth; Old Rain Tree Farm, Claypool, fifth Three year old— Grandview Farm Four year old — Grandview Farm, first; Myron Metzger Farm, second Aged cow — Myron Metzger and family, first; Grandview Farm, second Senior champion — Grandview Farm Grand champion — Grandview Farm Reserve grand champion — Myron Metzger and family Produce of dam — Myron Metzger, first and second; Grandview Farm, third Get of sire — Grandview Farm Dairy herd — Myron Metzger, H first; Grandview Farm, second Best three females — Myron Metzger Best udder — Grandview Farm, first; Myron Metzger, second and third Brown Swiss Junior yearling bull — Rex Mort and sons, grand champion Junior calf — Tim Mort, first;
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Don Goon and family, second, third and fifth; Rex Mort and sons, fourth Senior calf — Don Goon and family, first and second; Steve Mort, third Summer senior calf — Rex Mort and sons, first and second; Charles Long and family, third; Don Goal and family, fourth Junior yearling calf — Rex Mort and sons, junior champion and second; David Yoder, third; Don Goon and family, fourth and fifth Junior get — Don Goon and family Two year old cow Steve Mort Three year old cow — Tim Mat, first; Rex Mort and sons, second and third; Charles Long and family, fourth; and Gene Messmore and sons, fifth Four year old — Doi Goal and family, first; Charles Long and family, second Dry aged — Rex Mat and sons, first; Don Goon and family, second; Aged cow — Gene Messmore and sons, first and fourth; Charles Long and family, second and third Produce of dam — Rex Mort and sons, first Dairy herd — Rex Mort Best three females — Rex Mort Best udder — Rex, Mort, first, second and third*Ayrshire Senior bull calf — Gordon Groves, junior and grand champion Junior heifer calf — Ross Smith, first; Richard James, second; Kenneth Dickey family, third Senior calf —Ross Smith, first; Gordon Groves, second; Richard James, third; Carlisle Detwiler, fourth; and Richard James, fifth Senior summer calf — Kenneth Dickey family, first, second and junior champion; Carlisle Detwiler, third Junior yearling — Gary Schrock, first; Richard James, second; Carlisle Detwiler, third Senior yearling — Gary Weldy, first; Kenneth Dickey family, second and third; Gary Schrock, fourth Junior get — Richard James, first; Ross Smith and Gordon Groves, second; Carlisle Detwiler, third Two year old in milk — Gary Schrock, first, second and fourth; Kenneth Dickey family third Dry two year old— Kenneth Dickey family, first and second Three year old — Gary Weldy, first; Gordon Groves, second; Kenneth Dickey family, third; Richard James, fourth; Gary Schrock, fifth Four year old — Gary Schrock, first, senior and grand champion Aged cow in milk — Gary
Schrock, first Produce of dam — Gary Schrock, first; Kenneth Dickey family, second Dairy herd — Gary Schrock, first Best udder — Gary Schroek, first, second, fourth and seventh; Kenneth Dickey family, third and fifth; Richard James, sixth Best three females — Kenneth Dickey family, first; Richard James, second Holstein Junior bull calf — Chester and Herschel Albert, first and second Senior bull calf — Emra Stookey and sons, first; Edele Dairy Farm, second; Martin Stookey, third Junior yearling bull calf — Edele Dairy Farm Junior and senior champion and grand champion — Emra Stookey and sons with a senior bull calf Junior heifer calf — Tim Hahn, first; Steve Beer, second; Jeff Stookey, third; Ruckman Farm, fourth; Charles Smoker and family, fifth; Dian Hathaway, sixth Senior heifer calf — Ruckman Farms, first and sixth; Emra Stookey and sons, second; Sam Beer, third; Steve Beer, fourth; Wilkinson Farms, fifth Summer senior heifer calf — Jeff Leckrone, first; Edele Dairy Farm, second; Charles Smoker and family, third; Ron Beer, fourth; Emra Stookey and sons, fifth; Lee Beer, sixth Junior yearling heifer — Emra Stookey and sons, first and second; Beth Beer, third; Coleen Beer, fourth; Charles Smoker and sons, fifth; Robin Watkins, sixth Senior yearling heifer — Emra Stookey and sons, first and champion; Edele Dairy Farm, second; Charles Smoker and family, third and sixth; Robin Watkins, fourth; Steve Beer, fifth Get of sire — Emra Stookey and sons, first; Charles Smoker and family, second; James Ruckman and family, third Two year olds not yet fresh — Edele Dairy Farm, first; Emra Stookey and sons, second Two year olds in milk — Edele Dairy Farm, first; Charles Smoker and family, second; Emra Stookey and sons, third; Oliver and Joe Hibschman, fourth; Lee Beer, fifth; Coleen Beer, sixth Three year old cow — Emra Stookey and sons, first; Beth Beer, second; Edele Dairy Farm, third; Ron Beer, fourth; Kathey Beer, fifth; Coleen Beer, sixth Four year old cow — Emra Stookey and sons, first and fifth; Edele Dairy Farm, second and fourth and sixth; Oliver and Joe Hibschman, third Dry age cow — Lee Beer, first; Edele Dairy Farm, second and third; Martin Stookey, fourth Age cow — Coleen Beer, first; Edele Dairy Farm, second and third; Oliver and Joe Hibschman, fourth Produce of dam — Coleen Beer, first; Beth Beer, second; Oliver and Joe Hibschman, fourth; Charles Smoker and family, fifth; Chester and Herschel Albert, sixth Senior get of sire — Emra Stookey and sons, first; Jess Beer and family, second Dairy herd — Emra Stookey and sons, first; Edele Dairy Farm, second; Jess Beer and family, third Best three females bred by exibitor — Edele Dairy Farm, first; Jess Beer and family, second; Emra Stookey and sons, third; Charles Smoker and family, fourth Best udder — Emra Stookey and sons, first; Edele Dairy Farm, second, fourth and fifth; Charles Smoker and family, third Senior and grand champion female was awarded to Edele Farms on their first prize two year old. She also won the trophy for supreme champion over all breeds. The reserve champion went to the Charles Smoker family fa their second prize two year old. Premier breeder award was presented to Emra Stookey and sons.
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1 YEAR AGO, AUG. 23,1972 The Webster Lake association held its annual Saturday in the basement of North Webster United Methodist church with about 250 interested citizens attending. New officers fa the Syracuse American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 223, were installed at the legion hall last night by Phyllis Huffer. Low putts were the play for the day Tuesday fa the Ladies Day association at South Shae Golf dub with Joan Gray taking first in 18 hole play and Olive Like taking first in the nine hole play. Call backs to work after tempaary plant wide vacation and inventory shut downs and fewer new large scale layoff helped cut Indiana’s unemployment insurance claims by 2,200 last week. A total of 138 persons, 69 twosomes, participated in the annual member guest tournament Saturday at South Shae Golf dub. BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke of r 1 Syracuse are the parents of their fourth daughter, Amy Lynn; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson of 619 Front street, Syracuse, are parents of their second child, Christopher Ryan. 5 YEARS AGO, AUG. 21,1968 Syracuse police chief Dan turns ova his badge to the new chief Orville Vander Reyden. Ganger’s resignation became effective August 15 following four years as chief. Miss Patty Knepp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Knepp, r 1 Syracuse, won grand champion in the Elkhart county 4-H fair at Goshen with her Angus heifer Princess Black Beauty. Mrs. Eldon Watkins and daughter, Syracuse, attended the Deaton family reunion Sunday held in the Silva Lake conservation club house. Dr. Wendal R. Shank, 113 South Huntington, Syracuse, optometrist, recently returned from two three-day concentrated post graduate courses in visual training and orthopetics at Indiana university, Bloomington. 10 YEARS AGO, AUG. 22,1963 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lower and daughters Connie and Carol of Toledo, Ohio, spent the week end with Mrs. Lower’s mother, Mrs. Ida Hibschman, at Syracuse. Mrs. Hilary Bachman of Syracuse returned home over last week end after spending the past two weeks at the Sherwood School of Music in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. George Xanders
Year-around school considered for Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana is taking a significant step this week toward the eventual adoption of year-round school where it is useful and acceptable. Three regional seminars are being held in order to give school officials, teachers and community leaders detailed information on 12-month school operation. The one-day meetings Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday represent the initial phase of a plan fa pilot installation of year-round classes in selected Indiana school districts. The plan was drawn up for the legislative council, which is cosponsoring the seminars with the State Department of Public Instruction. It calls fa a series of steps culminating in the selection of suitable school districts to begin year-round classes in 1975 fa a four-year experimental run. Each of the seminars this week beginsat9a.m. and is open to the public without charge. They are being held in the auditoriums of Jeff high, Jeffersonville, August 21; North Central high, Indianapolis, August 22, and Indiana university regional campus, South Bend, August 23. National authorities on various aspects of year-round school are speaking at the seminars. State Senator Eldon F. Lundquist, chairman of the senate education
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of Syracuse celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an invitational cocktail dinner party on Saturday evening, Aug. 17. The second annual water show sponsored by the SyracuseWawasee Water Safety council held at the South Shae Inn on Saturday afternoon was reported a success. The' pasta of the Syracuse Church of God, Rev. B. T. Yeager, will move to Bear Lake camp near Wolflake. Miss Carol Ann Fuson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Fuson New Orleans, La., and James Patterson Waltz n, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earle William Waltz, Syracuse, were married Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Lake Vista Methodist church in New Orleans. 20 YEARS AGO, AUG. 21,1953 The residence property owned by Keith Cripe next to the Pickwick Theater is being remodeled into a retail show room and several modern apartments. Completion of the annual resurfacing of Syracuse streets was repated by James Gilbert, street commissioner, at the regular session of the town board Tuesday evening. The Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Canmace has appointed Mrs. Lee Fischer as welcome hostess to fill the vacancy caused by Ardis Larson, who resigned due to health reasons. A new ready mix concrete plant will begin operation in Syracuse next Monday, Aug. 24, accading to officials of the Wawasee Lumber Company. 45 YEARS AGO, AUG. 23,1928 The Indiana-Kentucky AAU swim championship meet will be held at Wawasee Hotel beach Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Aug. 23, 24 and 25. S The second Moore family reunion was held on Sunday, Aug. 19, at Tourist Park, Ligonier. The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet on Saturday afternoon, Aug. 25, in the basement of the library, beginning at 2:30. The 17th annual Strieby reunion will be held Sunday, Aug. 26, at Forest Park, Lake Wawasee. A birthday dinner was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Henderer on Sunday, Aug. 19, in honor of their two sons birthdays, Nelson’s on August 18 and Robert’s on August 23. The Mission circle of the Church of God will hold a bake sale Saturday, Aug. 25, at Klink’s meat market.
committee, and Harold H. Negley, state superintendent of public instruction, said seven aganizations are co-operating in the program, including the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Negley said many Indiana school corporations are looking for more effective alternatives to the nine-month school year. He said the seminars should provide insights into more economical use of facilities and human resources. The concept already has had extensive study in at least one Hoosier school system — that of Lebanon — Dr. Negley said. It appears to offer the greatest convenience and potential economy in areas faced with overcrowded classrooms and necessity for expansion of facilities. Senator Lundquist pointed out that the general assembly this year passed a law (S.B. 389) authorizing year-round school programs. The law provides fa prorated state financing of local school operation over 12 months were approved. Some $200,000 has been appropriated fa the legislative council to study the subject. Dr. Negley said that, of many different approaches to yearround school, one of the most
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popular is the so-called “45-15” plan. In this plan, the student body of a school is divided into four groups, of which only three attend at any given time. In rotation, each group attends fa nine weeks (45 class days), then is on vacation fa three weeks (15 class days). This makes one-third more classroom space available and saves on the cost of future construction. Dr. Negley said the 12-month school year is not a new educational concept. The nation’s first four-quarta plan was put into operation in Bluffton in 1904, although later abandoned. He said the nine-month school schedule is the result more of social attitude than of educational development. Economic pressures are leading to review of the system that keeps existing school plants closed three months each year when additional classroom space may be badly needed. The educational authorities named to speak at the seminars this week are: Dr. M. Gene Henderson, superintendent of schools of the Francis Howell District at Saint Charles, Mo.; Dr. E. Curtis Henson, assistant superintendent of Atlanta Ga., public schools; and Martin Rubinstein, project manager for the Quinmester program in Dade County, Fl». Also taking part is Dr. Wayne Worrier, administrative coordinata for the National Council on Year-Round Education, Blacksburg, Va. Officers installed at Church of God Installation of church officers was held recently at the Syracuse Church of God. Pastor Walta C. Burcham installed members of the administrative council fa the 1973-74 church year. They are: Elders — Paul Yeager and Virgil Bobeck Deacons — Jerry Stutzman and Eugene Druckamiller Trustees — Gerald Secrist, Oliver Hibschman and William Stutzman Clerk — Mrs. Oliver (Katherine) Hibschman Treasurer —Mrs. Jack (Janet) Elam Youth to Council — Mark and Craig Koble Adult S. S. Superintendent — Gary Firestone Jr. S. S. Superintendent — Mrs. Eugene (Laura) Druckamiller Deaconess — Mrs. Arnold :(Marilyn) Grindle and Mrs. Gerald (Jean) Secrist Musicians installed were: Pianist — Mrs. Ralph (Ann) Bushong Assistant — Mrs. Richard (Nancy) Coy Organist — Mrs. Rollin (Bonnie) Christner Assistant — Mrs. Walter (Gwen) Williams Chorister — Carroll Koble Assistant — Ralph Bushong, who is also the adult choir director Mrs. Bushong is the Winebrenner (youth) choir director. Following the installation ceremony, Pastor and Mrs. Burcham, their daughter, Mrs. Larry (Joy) Walker and ha sister-in-law, Miss Marilyn Walker, sang “O, Master, Let Me Walk With Thee,” accompanied by Mrs. Christner. A surprise “Welcome Back” dinner and shower was held in honor of Pastor and Mrs. Walta Burcham Sunday, Aug. 12, at the Scout Cabin. The Burchams, who have served the Syracuse church the past three years, have signed a contract fa the next three years. Tall grass cause of accident Wednesday An accident Wednesday at 5 p.m. at the intersection of CR 200E and 750 N involved Gerry S. Starner, 27, r 1 Warsaw, and Louie A. County police patrolman Marfin Rose stated that vision was obscured by tall grass at the intersection which caused Starner to swerve to miss the Davis auto. Starner then slid into a fence belonging to Earl Ulery. Damage was set at SBOO to the Starner vehicle and SIOO to the Ulery fence. The Davis auto was not damaged.
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'The Hastey Pudding Puppet Company' appear at Playhouse
This week end at the Enchanted Hills Playhouse, there’s a little something going on fa the .young and the young at heart. On August 24, the playhouse ’rill present the “Hastey Pudding l?uppet Company.” The company ’rill bring two shows to the Enchanted Hills stage. “Poof,” a delightful tale of a greedy king ’rith a plot to net him loads of loot that runs afoul. It’s a royal contest putting the peasants against one another to see who bring the king the gift of gifts, with the hand of his daughter, the {princess, as the first prize. The king chickens out at the end in a frivolous turn of events that leaves the hero wiser if not a winna. And in the same perfamance, “One Potato, Two Potato, Three
WCTU has meeting at Grindles The Women’s Christian Service Council of the Syracuse Church of God held their monthly meeting Friday, Aug. 17, in the home of Mrs. Ted Grindle. f Mrs. Louis Firestone and Mrs. Everett Edgar gave the ixogram, “Gentleness.” The jxesident, Mrs. George Yager, conducted the business meeting. Mrs. Firestone called the roll and each member answered with the name of her favorite flowa. The group voted to give a donation to the George Resers, who will be going to France to learn the language and then to Ijiaiti to serve as missionaries. Pastor Reser is the forma pastor of the Silvercreek Church of God,
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Potato, Frog.” It’s a mad-cap yarn of misplaced values narrated by a magician who’s as hip as he is happy. If you’re looking fa something both you and your family can get involved in, “One Potato...” is a must. Be with the Hastey Pudding Puppet Company this week end, Saturday, Aug. 25, as they present “Poof* and “One Potato, Two Potato, Three Potato, Frog” in two shows at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Enchanted Hills Playhouse. Tickets are also still available fa the last performances of “Man Os La Mancha,” being presented by the New Thunder Bay Players at the playhouse. Performances for “Man Os La Mancha” will be August 23-25, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Silver Lake. Mrs. William Stutzman closed the meeting with prayer. The ladies then enjoyed a baby shower in honor of Mrs. Jim Hibschman and baby daughter, Christan Dawn, born on June 30. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Grindle and daughters to the 18 members and 11 guests. Respond to trash fire at Milford Milford firemen responded to a call to extinguish a trash fire that threatened to get out of control at the rear of Syracuse Traveler, Inc., on nath James street in Milford at 8 p.m. last night. The fire threatened a numba of nearby buildings, and firemen remained until it burned out.
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