The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 July 1975 — Page 9

Four are arrested by Milford police Four persons were arrested by members of the Milford police department over the past week according to a report from town marshal Don Drake. They follow: Matthew L. Pamer. 15. r 1 Milford, for operating a vehicle with no operator’s license and for an expired license plate; Jerry A. Pamer, 16, box 413 Milford, for operating a vehicle

NO AUCTION AT SOUTH SHORE AUCTION AND FLEA MARKET Until Friday, July 11 Consignments & Flea Market Open As Usual Consignment articles will be accepted, 1 to 5 p.m. Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday and Saturday. Flea market hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Located Three .Miles South Os Syracuse On SR 13Phone 457-3600 Flea Market Spaces Available

■ i.mhm. OPENS TODAY jjggSS. Enchanted Hills ; Playhouse o * Proudly Presents < 'Arsenic and Old Lace' 1 O • < o July 2-5 ; .■ t < ’ ’ Curtain Time 8 p.m. Wed.. Thurs.. Fri.. Sun. — 8:30 p.m. Saturday ’ O For Ticket Reservations: < <[ Call 856-2328 J < > Or Write Enchanted Hills Playhouse, P.O. Box 41 Syracuse < * Next. I Do. I Do. July 9-12 * < 'Everything For Boating Pleasure' | Patona Bay I I Boat Service I b West Shore Os Lake Tippecanoe Three Miles last Os Leesburg, Ind. I W "~ Sol*s h And k $ J Service

July 6 Rev. Larsen "GOD'S FLOTILLA" Matthew 5:3-12 0 Rft AT-IM July 13 Rev. Cook "NIGHT LIGHTS" / Matthew 5:13-16 Ll MVPII liw July 20 Rev. Jones "TACKING" Matthew 5:43-48 kJ July 27 Rev. Larsen "TEL-A-GOD" Matthew 7:7-11 pa Ilf/Ik II I August 3 Rev. Stetten "PESTY POSSESSIONS" Matthew 6:19-34 J WUKjllll August 10 Rev. Jones "DIRTY EYES" Matthew 7:1-5 August 17 Rev. Cook "GOD'S STRAIGHT EDGE" Matthew 7:12 u Come u> me and I will give vou rest-all of August 24 Rev. Jones "SKIING IN THE CHANNEL" Matthew 7:13-14 R vou who work so hard beneath a heavy August 31 Rev. Stetten "SANDY BEACHES" Matthew 7:24-27 ! yoke. j Matt. 11:28 The Boat-ln Worship Services will consist of a series of nine worship > services, each lasting 30 minutes The Boat-In Worship Services are f ■■ . ‘ ■ Wing presented by five area churches, in cooperation Suitable attire will consist of whatever you wish to wear, from coal and tie to bathing salt. There’s also plenty of room on shore for those coming by foot. bicycle or awfo. Coffee will be served following. * OokWOOQ P(jrK Hotel FIGF Syracuse, Indiana PARTICIPATING CHURCHES IN THE SYRACUSE-LAKE WAWASEE AREA g .jq s un( j a y Mottling \ . a - ■ ’■ i | ’ GRACE LUTHERAN L.C.A. WAWASEE LAKESIDE CHAPEL July 6 fhrU AUO. 31 Rev. Aksel Larsen Rev. Harlan Steffen 7 9 W CALVARY UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH OF GOD } j Rev. Ross Cook Rev. Thomas Douglas t 1 SAINT ANDREW'S UNITEDMETHODIST i A fl Rev. Marvin W. Jones . L-- ' - Its _ H OAkWOOO * v 's.

with no operator’s license; Ronald L. Strieby, 26. r 1 Milford. for improper registration and for disregarding an automatic signal; And. James Albert Bonee, 39, 301 West Wilden, Goshen, for public intoxication. Call it what you will, incentives are what get people to work harder. — Nikita Krushchev, 1960

i. mmbu * * Al, ** *' I ■II IIL ‘ MB > B B 11 BOu : r1 STAR IN SECOND PRODUCTION — Pictured here are Coleen Maloney and Nona Niedert who appear as Martha and Abby Brewster in the second production of the season at Enchanted Hills playhouse. "Arsenic and OiJ Lace." The play opens on July 2 and runs through July 5.

“Arsenic and Old Lace” at Enchanted Hills

Opening night for the second delightful production of the season at Lake Wawasee's Enchanted Hilis playhouse will be Wednesday. July 2. The play will run through Saturday. July 5. The zany comedy. "Arsenic and Old Lace,” features the slightly inorthodox escapades of the two most lovable old ladies you’ll ever meet, the Brewster sisters. Abby, and Martha Brewster are played by Nona Niedert and Coleen Maloney. Their nephew. Mortimer, is played by Bruce Ferry and the household is disrupted entirely by the family black-sheep. Jonathon, as portrayed by Brian Kosnik. when he returns back to the old home

] ; JB / i——■ ■■ Jb|uJ| LIONS AT WORK — A Mail-Journal photographer snapped this photo of the Milforrtieus club food stand one afternoon during the Mermaid Festival. The Lions will use funds received from the festival week’s profits to support their projects in the coming year.

place. The long-loved farce is being directed by Dick Colopy who also plays the part of Jonathon’s sidekick. Dr. Einstein Other members of the company are Doug Stark as Teddy Brewster and Becky Borczon as Elaine Harper This strong supporting cast assures theater goers of a memorable undertaking and performance that shouldn’t be missed The playhouse, which is located just off of 13A about three miles south of US 6. will furnish ticket information and reservations when you contact them at their Syracuse address.

Legion officers are installed at North Webster Herbert Kuhn Post 253 American Legion. North Webster. elected officers for the coming year. They have been installed and are as follows. Commander — Wade Tullis First vice commander — Det Stair Second vice commander — Bill Ginger Finance officer — Mike Mulligan Adjutant — Jerry Lowe Chaplain — Charles Williams Historian — Bob Schafer Service officer — Earl FYibley Sgt.-at-Arms — Tillman Coy, Jr. These officers were installed, June 2. by past state commander Joe Donovan, past district commander Joe Watkins, assisted bv Don Crist and Max Miller. Theft reported at Galloways An auto belonging to Galloway s grocery, located near the fish hatchery on Lake W’awasee. was broken into Wednesday and a spinning rod and reel stolen. Kent Hare of Lake W’awasee reported that the door to the driver’s side had been pried open. LAKELAND LOCAL Week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haney of hear Milford were Mr. and Mrs. John Gushwa of Bremen; the Galen Haney family of North Webster; the Larry Haney family of near Milford; Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Schmuker and Ray; and Kenneth and Gladys Heckaman. Mr. Haney was released from Gosher. hospital last Friday.

H Wk * liy jJM 11 > ( 'lk W ft-k! bI-t iifMI ’ "to ■ ML. , ■. -9 IBe > ILi I 1 j vjtSl flW ‘sb Ek t ISpEW/,, L Km"' 1975 ROYALTY — Pictured above are the Cuties who were chosen during the annual Cutie King and Queen contest at North Webster last Wednesday nighty In front are the King and Queen — Tim Lawmaster, four, son of Mary Lawmaster of Bremen and Jeryl Baker. SH. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Baker of r 1 Pierceton. From left are Keith Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith of Warsaw, second runner-up; Mathew Scott, son of’ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott of Etna Green, first runner-up; Kris Owens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs- Ronald Owens of Leesburg, first runner-up; and Barbara Jo BiMier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Butler of Syracuse, second runner-up. On the left is the 1965 Cutie King John Kaiser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kaiser of Milford. On the right is Shelly Darr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Darr of Hartford City, the 1965 Cutie Queen. A total of 65 girls and 49 boys were entered in the contest this year.

Cuties reign at Webster Wednesday Last Wednesday was Cutie day at the Mermaid Festival and the youngsters reigned throughout the day and night. Presiding over the evening’s activities were the 1965 King and Queen John Kaiser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kaiser of Milford, and Shelly Darr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Darr of Hartford City. And. the 1964 Cutie King and Queen, Timmy Keim, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Keim of Leesburg, and Jennifer Woodward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Woodward of Warsaw. 1975 Royalty Crowned 1975 King and Queen were Tim Lawmaster, son of Mrs. Mary Lawmaster of Bremen and Jeryl. Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Baker of r 1 Pierceton. Tim is four and Jeryl is 54. Both received $25 savings bonds and a large trophy. First runners-up were Kris Owens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Owens of Leesburg, and Matthew Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott of Etna Green. Second runners-up were Barbara Jo Butler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Butler of Syracuse and Keith Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith of Warsaw. All received a trophy. A total of 65 young girls between the ages of four and six participated in the contest as did 49 boys between the ages of four and six. Parade Winners in the parade which was held earlier in the evening were as fdllows: Mechanized or motor driven conveyances — Angela Busenbark. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Black of North Webster, first with Santa's Workshop; Jimmie Elliott, son of Mrs. Sue Priest and the late Jimmie Elliott, second with AJ 1990; Conrad Klotz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Klotz, Etna Green, third with Triple Trouble for Uncle Donald; and Angela Collier, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Danner of North Webster, fourth with The Peasant Queen. Walking or pulled conveyances — Jason Kierein. son of Mr and Mrs. Dick Kierein of North Webster, first with Jolly Green Giant; Sandy Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Davis of Warsaw, second with Mistress Mary; Tammy Shoda, daughter <rf Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mullins of Cblumbia City, third with BiCentennial theme; and Trisha Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Smith of North Webster, fourth. The Poor There are folks who think it’s a recession when they can’t afford a new car to tow their new boat. — Gazette, Emporia, Kan.

Wed., July 2,1975—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

_r? -? • ?'<H it bbpw a El vmL&A SsftL FIRST PLACE WINNER — Angela Busenbark of North Webster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Black, entered a Santa’s Workshop float in the Cutie parade at North Webster last Wednesday night and walked away with the top prize. The float featured Mr. and Mrs. Santa and their helpers at work in the shop as they hurried to get ready for the Christmas season.

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