The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 July 1974 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL— Wed.. July 3.1974

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w < Jr J CITIES — Jennifer Woodward and Timmy Keim were crowned ( utie Queen and Cutie KingJast Wednesday night at Sorth Webster. Jennifer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Woodward of Warsaw an<L Timm? is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Keim of r 1 1 eesburg. Jennifer, five. won os er 16 other queen contestants. Timmy, four, won over 33 other sou ng gentlemen who had entered the evenings competition.

Cutie Winners are named at North Webster Wednesday

Wednesday night at the Mermaid Festival is Cutie night and this year was no different with five-year-old Jennifer Woodward. daughter of Mr and Mi’s Rick Woodward of Warsaw and four year-old Tommy Keim, son of Mr anti Mrs Larry Keim of r 1 Leesburg, walking away with top honors in the Cutie King and Queen competition A total of 81 participated . First runners-up were Shelly F isher four daughter of Mr and Mrs Lanny Fisher of Warsaw and Matthew Fryback. four, son of Mr and Mrs Sam F ryback of Syracuse Second runners up were Janet Hernandez, five. Erie House. • hicago, who is staying in the home of Mr and Mrs Wayne Reiter of Warsaw and Adam t'lr f our, son of Mr and Mrs G ey of-Silver Lake Parade to the king and queen .* the Cutie King and Queen •Tade moved through the reels of the town First prize for mechanized or motor driven conveyances went sherwood Forest Riding on ’he float were Mike Heckaman. son of Mr and Mrs. Roger Hwkarnan and Todd. Carol and Matt Guiff. children of Mr and Mrs Maurice Guiff All are from North Webster F irst place in the walking units went to Kevin Miller, 'son of Mr and Mrs Gary Miller qf North Webster Kevin's entry was Sir l-ancelqt and the Dreadful Dragon Other winners in the • mechanized division were Todd

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Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Tom Smith. Warsaw. "Tale of Three Little Pigs ", second; Steve Carson and April McGill, children of Mr and Mrs. Paul Carson. North Webster, and Mr and Mrs Bob McGill. Goshen for Ride m the WtW With Tarzan.” third; and Cindi and Sandra Moore, daughters of Mr and Mrs Russell Moore. Warsaw , for "Raggedy Ann and Andy.” fourth Other winners in the walking or pulled conveyances dass were Tommy Cotton, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Cotton. Leesburg. “Mr (lean and Little Bug.” second. Shelly Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Smith. Warsaw. "Miss Sunshine 1974,” third; and Billy Bibler. son of Mr and Mrs. William Bibler. Warsaw. “O.S.S. Mermaid.” fourth. Two-vehicle accident at 4:15 Sunday Two persons sustained injuries in a two-vehicle accident on the W arner Road, on the north side of Lake Wawasee at 4:15 p m Sunday . Sasha (Hire) Stanley. 11 2434 Banyon drive. Dayton, Ohio, turned the 1974 Chevrolet van she was driving east into the lane of a 1973 Ford driven by Susan Flaherty. 20. Syracuse, causing the accident Mrs Stanley suffered bruises on both knees and a bump on the head Miss Flaherty suffered a compound fracture of the lower left leg. plus cuts and bruises Riding with Mrs Stanley was her son Jeff, who was not injured Damage to the Stanley van was listed at SBOO and damage to the Flahertv vehicle was listed at $1,500. ’ All three were taken to the Goshen General hospital for examination. Investigating officer Gerry Moser arrested both parties. Mrs. Stanley for driving left of center and Miss Flaherty’

for driving at an unreasonable speed First Aid The life of Miss Flaherty could easily have been saved by the quick work of Carol Strong, a registered nurse from Fort Wayne and Jay Balestriari. a paramedic with the Parkview hospital in Fort Wayne. They were visiting at the home of Miss Strong's grandparents. Mr and Mrs. Arthur F. VanAnda. when the accident occurred four cottages to the east. The two administered first aid to a severed leg artery and a compound fracture pnor to Miss Flaherty's being taken to the hospital Hawkins car catches on fire A car belonging to Melvin Hawkins caught fire on Monday morning at the corner of South Huntington street and Railroad avenue in Syracuse. Damage to the car was set at $l5O

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'Queen of Lakes' has eye on dance-drana career

Miss Terri Branson. 1974 “Queen of the Lakes" in the North Webster - Mermaid Festival, has her eye on a career in dancing and dramatics. She made this revelation to a reporter to this paper following f what she termed a suprise coronation as this year's Festival Queen at the North Webster junior high school gym before a large expectant crowd Miss Branson entered the Festival Queen competition as “Miss Yorktown High School Band.” and not only was selected as this year's queen, but on the previous evening won the swim Suit competition. She also won the swim suit competition last year. Indiana Or Purdue The striking Queen of the Lakes is just 17 years of age and is the

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Branson of Yorktown, a small community located about 18 miles south of Muncie. Mr. Branson is a foreman at Delco Batteri* in Muncie. Miss Branson said she either wants to enter Indiana university or Purdue university for her advanced studies. She weighs 120 pounds, is five feet, five inches tail, has snapping brown eyes, and will be a senior in September at Yorktown high school. She is a featured twirler in her high school band and studies tap and ballet dancing. She loves to dance, swim and sing, she revealed At home, she is the youngest of three children, the two other members being boys.

Leesburg woman hurt in one-car mishap Jean C. Aspy. 50. r 1 Leesburg, was injured Sunday when her auto went out of control on a curve on CR 400 N. 1.000 feet west of SR 13. She received a cut on the nose and complained of pain in the upper back following the accident. Milford man fined after accident County police patrolman Gerry Moser investigated an accident Saturday on CR 1250 N. one half mile east of Milford. The auto involved was operated by Armando S. Garza, 30. r 1 Milford. Garza reportedly lost control of his vehicle which left the road and struck a utility pole. Garza wasarrested and fined following for driving while under the influence of intoxicating beverages and public intoxication. Damage was set at S6OO to the auto and SIOO to the pole. No injuries were reported

Memorial service conducted by Milford Area Jaycees ‘

The Milford Area Jaycees held their regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday of last week at the fire station in Milford. Kenny Peoples. Region II vice president of the organization, was present for the meeting. He assisted as the group held a memorial service for Joe Jessop. Milford member who- passed away on June 21. Jessop had served as a state director for the organization. Three new members were welcomed into the organization. They were Steve Vanlaningham. Terry Vanlaningham and David Gardonio. GOOD WOOD . Wood-frame buildings perform better under severe stress than structures built from other materials, as displayed by a higher survival rate during earthquakes and hurricanes. — CNS

Special recognition was given to Gary Hepler for the outstanding job he has done serving on the ways and means committee. The next regularly scheduled meeting will be held on Thursday. July 11. at 7:30 p.m. at the fire station. -!

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