The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 July 1974 — Page 11

LEESBURG DAYS 7 Friday and Saturday, July 12 & 13

■fl Shop For Bargains During S-vA Jk Leesburg Days "yf ECKRICH $1 29 SMOR-GAS-PAK lb. pkg. I ECKRICH $ 1 29 HONEY LOAF lb I STARK A WETZEL DOGS aq c 12 oz. !■ «gL--" PKG. ■ 100% PURE BEEF 7OC GROUND BEEF lb / 7 WHOLE OOC FRYING CHICKENS lb 07 COCA-COLA K 16 OZ. K PLUS 8 PKG. W DEPOSIT HOMESTYLE o SIOO BREAD W LOAVES I SEYFFERTS . i AOC POTATO CHIPS twin pack 07 BURGER'S OOC CHIP DIP CT. 27 BURGERS 2% SKINNIE MINNIE $ 1 29 MILK gal. I CRISP CARROTS YOUR CHOKE GREEN PEPPERS Q FOR CUCUMBERS A RED RADISHES OO C GREEN ONIONS X7 Visit Our Pina Shop in Front Os Our Store During Leesburg Days Featuring Tony's Pina, Whole Or By The Piece ooo©@ FOOD CENTER-LEESBURG TBfTTTTrvynTy/ 11 /y/ 11 jy 1453*433| I Saturday M. Friday SI Sunday i-12 PRICES GOOD JULY 11 THRU 17

AT UPTOWN HARDWARE - ItESBURG LUMBER. Inc. During 'Leesburg Days' fri. & Sat., July 12 & 13 £• ■ || £ • I Several New Shipments Os SluGWGlk specials — Kitchen And Gift Ware ltems_ 4 'Friendly Old Fashioned Service" , Chicken Barbeque Ttos^m 3 Jo*" Us For The Parade , p M Fri.. July 12 —7 P.M. -And- Bake Sale, 11 A.M. Saturday Crowning Os "Miss Leesburg" ■ Warsaw School Band In Friday Parade

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By C AROLYN GROVE New books at the library: ‘'The Woman He Loved” by Ralph Martin. This new biography of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor is said to be more revealing than previous accounts of their famous romance. "Billie * Jean” by Billie Jean King with” Kim Chapin An exciting personal book by one of today’s outstanding public personalities “Satan's Back Yard" by Sam Slate. A novel which centers on events leading up to the acquisition of Florida by the United States in 1816 k "From Everlasting to Everlasting” by Florence Taylor. A book of scrifkural devotions “Skylab Pioneer Space Station” by William G. Holder and William Siuru, Jr. "Glenn Miller and His Orchestra” by George T. Simon “Life in Rural America” by National Geographic Society We have 22 volumes of the new 1974 World Book Encyclopedia. There are 127 enrolled in the Summer Reading club. It will close Friday. July 26. Fire and first aid respond to calls The Syracuse volunteer fire department responded to a call at 8:20 Wednesday for a fire of two pine trees behind the Thornburg parking lot. The first aid unit responded to a call Thursday at the city park at 3:55 p.m. for Gloria Smoots when the youngster fell and cut her lip. Karen Guerry of r 2 Syracuse was taken to Goshen hospital, and released, after suffering an attack at 12:40 a m Friday at the Frog Tavern.

Leaflet on disaster payments mailed to farmers

.Al) Kosciusko county farmers with feed grain and wheat allotments have recently been mailed a leaflet with information about disaster payments under the 1974 farm program, according to Howard Silveus, Ehairman for the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. He explained that disaster payments are available this year for the first time if feed grain and wheat allotment production is lost or substantially damaged bynatural disaster. Such payments are not meant to compensate a farmer fully for the loss, the ASCS official said; but can provide some income following a major crop loss. Disaster payments can be made only to farmers with feed grain or wheat allotments who have signed up and certified their acres under the 1974 farm

Bl* /mI •- "a al r ww */ f WSjgl m \ • j CUTIE KING. QUEEN CONTESTANTS — These young boys and girls will compete for the title of Cutie King and Queen at Leesburg Days to be held Friday and Saturday . They will be in the parade at 7 p.m. Friday, with crowning at 8 p.m. From left, front row are Cindy Fifer. Bart Kammerer. Jason Elliott, Richard Fifer and Barbette Roberts. In the back row from left are Rachelle Brown, Tara Popenfoose, Stephanie Rodgers and Joely Earl.

Receives Master's degree at I USB Mrs. Tom Fuller was one of the 817 graduates of Indiana University South Bend campus at recent ceremonies held at the Notre Dame Athletic and Convocation center in South Bend. She received her Master's degree in elementary education. Mrs. Fuller is a kindergarten teacher in the South Bend public school system. Her husband. Tom Fuller, is a former Milford resident and is the son of Mrs. Arlo Beiswanger. The Fullers and their son, Eric, reside in Michigan City where Fuller works as a certified public accountant. , The Fuller family were recently guests in the home of his mother at Milford. Milford woman kills deer Mrs Stanley (Ginger) Price, Milford, struck and killed a deer Friday morning on CR 1150 N, one-fourth mile east of SR 15. County police patrolman Richard Fehnel investigated setting damage at SIOO to the auto with no injuries being reported.

programs of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Sign up and certification must be accomplished before harvesting and no later than July 15. The programs are open to all eligible farmers without regard to race, sex, color, religion, or national origin. Should any eligible Kosciusko county farmer suffer substantial crop damage because of a natural disaster this year, he should file a report immediately with the county ASCS office. Until the ASCS office verifies the production. acreage, and damage, he should not dispose of the crop, residue in any way even though he has harvested the crop. This caution is included in the disaster leaflet, along with other needed information. Make sure you know about disaster payment provisions — and keep the leaflet handy, just in case.” advised Mr. Silveus

r 41 MEOFIES STATE BAH , ■ A *»**«>■•’** ; .... -v ’ ... Leesburg’s Round Bank On The Highway. . . the ' A Peoples State Bank ft Has Come A Long jVay! WlB ■tvV * e . p v ■ - b ■i ->1 9 I pzi:. z & ; •** ■ijW Jb-j|l " JL, .. - ' T"' ‘ 1 W' ■ •' • TJJ. PHlSty, Leesburg’s “bank in the round’’ — the Peoples State Bank — has come a long way since it was , founded in January 1903, known originally as The People’s Bank and capitalized for 110,000. y Directors ceTS The top photo shows the futuristic design of the ralph brubake*. chairman of board a. a. nbiermam president bank as it now stands on road 15 at the west edge ray ferveroa rayferverda vice president of Leesburg. The bottom photo is of the 1903 A. E. HEIERMAN jaaaes h.heierman vice presioent version, with its first cashier, Joseph A. Irvine, WAYNE E. TEEPtE wAYNEE.TEEm.fi CASHIER standing proudly in front of the new bank. ja *iei w. heierman max rarick auditor judged, The People’s Bank has come a long F " eD w way, and we who work there are proud of the many banking services we bring to this area.

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