The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 July 1975 — Page 3

Ligonier News By MYRA YELTON

Strawberry Valley Days set by Ligonier Jaycees

The West Noble Area Jaycees , are planning their annual Strawberry Valiev Days Chris Craft *75 MACY'S The Franchised Dealer

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celebration for August 30. 31 and September 1. Area clubs, organizations and individuals wishing to exhibit crafts during the festival are asked to contact Robert Leamon of Cromwell for details It takes a wise man to be satisifed with what he deserves.

Ligonier woman wins swine judging award Mrs. Roger Petersen of Ligonier was the winner of the first judge award in the ladies division at the 1975 Berkshire Association swine judging. The centennial celebration of the judging was held in Springfield. 111., on July 18 and 19. Mrs Petersen had 196 of the possible 200 points in the judging competition The Petersen's two sons. Rodney and Randall, came in 13 and 15 in the jimior division judging.!

Charles Leasure is recognized as outstanding MINOT. N. D. — Staff sergeant Charles R. Leasure of Wawaka. has received special recognition at Minot AFB. N. D. Sergeant Leasure, son of Mr. and Mrs Fredick R. Leasure of r 1 Wawaka. was named outstanding noncommissioned ok ficerof the quarter m his unit for exemplary conduct, duty performance and leadership. He is an air traffic controller with the 1966th communications squadron. The sergeant, a 1969 graduate of Anderson high school, attended Minot (N.DJ State college. His wife, Diana, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Steve Delmolino of Anderson.

4-H bicycle rodeo winners

The Noble county 4-H bicycle dub held their annual bicycle rodeo at the Central Noble parking lot Saturday. July 19. with over 25 participants. Paul Winebrenner won the 10-11 yw old division. Diane Hague won the 13-14 year old division and Ryan Winebrenner won the senior division. ' In the bicycle rodeo 4-H members are judged on bicycle inspection, balancing, pedaling aind breaking, signaling and turning, passing a parked car and emergency turn and stop. Each member also completes a written quiz on riding and safety practices. The 4-H members who participated in the contest were Brett Campbell. Nancy Sattler,

Deedee Pankop. Richard Lynch and Debbi Eash in the 10-11 year old division. Participants in the 12-13 year old division were Jeff Gehring. Berry Mershon, Allen Knapp. Kevin Davidsen. Tim Schemerhorn. John Ogg, Deb Hague. David Duehmig, Joe Duehmig and Robin Patton, In the senior division Jim Mehl. Kent W’inebrenner. Scott Knapp, Jeff Hile. Bob Sherer. Gladden Gross and Brian Stolte participated. “If the vast energies of the human race could be directed toward a goal of conservation instead of destruction, the good earth would respond with abundance of food for all.” — W. C. Lowdermilk.

Wed., July 30,1975 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

|l The Column Si A Sideshow Os Mb Events In Milford E Good-bye is a contraction of God be with you.

OUR TOWN'S postmaster Paul Kizer stopped in last Thursday to pick up the photo of his daughter and son-in-law and stated the article on his daughter. Mrs. Robert (Rita) Sheire and Mr. Sheire of Dunedin. Fla., which appeared last week in The M-J was very good. Bat. he kidded, he was disappointed that the item said nothing of the fact he and his wife Katherine would be celebrating their 44th anniversary on July 25. The Sheires celebrated their 25th anniversary on July 31. LIBRARIANS are reminding everyone that the program for all children who have read 10 or more books this summer will be held tomorrow (Thursday) at 10 a.m. Don't forget! DEWART LAKE Ski club is planning a big day on August 9 when it will host a show tournament at Lakeview Resort on Dewart Lake. . Two other clubs will join in the day’s competition — The Wawasee Ski club and the Lake Manitow Ski club. The public is invited to attend. THE GOSPEL COURIERS will be at the Christian church on Sunday night for the evening program. Church members are looking forward to the concert and are inviting all to join with them to hear the concert A SUNSHINE box has been placed in the children's department of the public library for Vicki Holderread. Vicki, six, was injured in a recent auto accident. She is in the Parkview hospital at Fort Wayne. ROXI AUER is expected home today for a visit with her family. Roxi is a 1975 graduate of Wawasee high school. She left for Mexico to work with missionaries Larry and Garnet Cuyler shortly after graduation and elected to stay and work with them The Cuylers and Roxi returned to the states last Friday and went directly to a church camp. Roxi is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Auer of Our Town and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Auer. ANOTHER MILFORD girl home from a foreign country is Angela Jessop, daughter of Lois Jessop. Angela has spent the past several months in Colombia, S. A., living with a family. As we understand it she is now bilingual. WE HEAR Wilma Bixler (Mrs. Glen > of the north side of Waubee Lake is looking forward to August 8 when she hopes to be up and arotaid again following a broken foot She has been confined for almost two months and enough is enough REPORTS THIS week are that

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Edith Bontrager, who lives at Pa Homan's on the same side of the lake as the Bixlers, is coming along fine following a plate and a pin being placed in her hip last Saturday. Edith was injured in an accident earlier this month and at first it was thought she wouldn't need surgery. She is sitting up in a chair for as long as m hours at a time already. THE ICE cream socials held by churches in the Milford community the last couple of weeks have been well attended. j The Island Chapel social was held at the fire station and was a success, so we hear. One of Our Town's residents thought the sound of homemade ice cream was so good he quit mowing his lawn and went for cake and ice cream and another lady said she drove all the way from Etna Green as she ordered her first two dishes. The First Brethren social was held on the church lawn last Saturday. We know it wa§ a success because the last sloppy joes were served on hot dog buns. Sales had been so good the regular bunS uere gone. Sloppy joes this way were not as messy t© serve according to Mrs. Mike Mathews and not as messy to eat either. Ted Baumgartner, a close neighbor of the church, was seen returning- _for seconds on ice cream. Watch your figure. Ted! Infant Joe Beer, son of Jim and Debbie, was content in an infantseat watching all the people in the various activities. His parents were helping out at the social. SIXTEEN LADIES from the Bethel Church of the Brethren enjoyed an outing to South Bend last Wednesday. They appeared on Homemaker's Time on WSBT. We hear everyone didn't wave at the camera. Later they toured the Kreamo Bakery and visited the Pottowatami conservatory and even aieaked in a little shopping so we hear. For The Best Marine Service All U Need To Do Is Phone 457-3212 MACYS * THE MAILJOURNAL Publish** <W The Mail Journal owory Wednesday and entered as Second Class matter at the Post Office at Syracuse. Indiana us*7 Second Class postage paid at 103 E Mam street, Syracuse. Indiana U 547 and at additional entry offices Subscription S 4 00 per year in Kosciusko county. Si 00 outside county >

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