The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 June 1976 — Page 20

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|K The Column S| ■H 1 Sideshow Os De Events In Milford

EMERAL CALENDAR, president of the class of 1931. Milford high school, has always been a little cerebral with his outlook on life, even when he walked the halls of what he termed “good old MHS.” At the Saturday night alumni banquet in what was once the old gymnasium, an old friend commented, “Gee, Emeral. you’re looking well.” “Thank you,” he countered, "the body is showing a little wear and tear, but that's all right. I only use it to carry my brain around, anyway." ANYONE DRIVING past the junior high school can’t help but notice the large display of automobiles from C. S. Myers. Ford. CONGRATULATIONS go to the Wawasee high school girls track team for their state championship They proved they are number 1 last Friday and were honored by the three Lakeland communities on Sunday. Lorene Spearman, daughter of the Robert Spearmans, is to be singled out for the national record she set in the 220. Lorene also set a state record in the 100 and the 440 relay team broke a record too! AS we understand Milford had the largest delegation out to meet these girls with persons lining Mam street for 45 to 60 minutes before they arrived Windows were painted with Number I and State Champs and the junior high girls made signs to congratulate the Warriorettes on their victory. As ironic as it may seem members of the Lakeland school board opened bids on Monday afternoon for, among other things, a new track for Wawasee high school Final approval for the new track, however, has not been given Board members are currently studying track finishes and then must make the decision as to whether or not they want to put in a new track or to keep the one which is presently in use. MRS ERNEST Hollar of near Our Town called to report a balloon had been found in their lane The balloon had a card attached which contained a Bible verse and a VBS message from the Bangor Church of Christ in Bangor. Mich. THE UNITED Methodists wiU be making ice cream at the Cousins' farm on Friday evening. June 11, beginning at 6:90 p m According to the UM Chimes, “Parents are welcome to come and help with the project!" We can’t help but wonder if there will be sampling The ice cream will be tar the

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social which the UMFY is holding on Saturday. MRS ROBERT (Sally) Cline was recently called to her parents’ home in Cincinnati, Ohio, because of the serious illness of her father He suffered a heart attack and remains in the hospital. MR. AND Mrs. Francis Vandergrift are vacationing in Hawaii! DONALD KLINE, a former resident of Our Town, will be visiting here next week He recently received his doctor of ministry degree from Bethany theological seminary in Lombard. 11l Kline will visit with his sisters — Mrs. Claude (Norma) Hamilton; Patricia Mason; and Mrs. Stan (Elsie) Martin. THE CHATTER Box is really going great . . many persons are taking advantage of its open door and are stopping to chat. With the warmer weather they are now thinking about serving ice tea along with the coffee. ■fur I MISS WAWASEE HIGH SCHOOL BAND’ — Rachel Morris of r 1 box 151 Milford has been entered in the 1976 “Queen of Lakes'* contest as “Miss Wawasee High School Band." Rachel is 16 and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris. She has black hair and brown eyes and weighs IM pounds. She stands five feet, two inches tall. She is active in church leadership and enjoys traveling, dancing and music. School bus, car collide No injuries were reported in a Saturday afternoon collision involving a Syracuse driver and a Goshen school bus near Goshen. Willowdean Schleining, 46. of Goshen drove the bus from Kercher road onto South Main street where she was hit by a southbound 1975 Datsun driven by Cheryl Martin, 29, r 3 Syracuse The bus driver reported to Goshen police she did not see the approaching car Damage was set at sls to the bus with S4OO to the car.

ts - _• ‘MISS WES-DEL WARRIOR VARSITY CLUB’ — Shirley Hines of 207 E. Maple St., Gaston, has entered the “Queen of Lakes” contest as “Miss WesDel Warrior Varsity Club.” She is being sponsored by the club. Shirley will be a senior next fall at Wes-Del. She is 17 and has reddish hair and dark brown eyes. She weighs 130 pounds and is five feet, 64 inches tall. She is a featured twirler at Wes-Del; is school news correspondent for “The News,” a weekly county newspaper; 1976 co-edltor of the school newspaper; 1977 editor of the yearbook; featured twirler with the school band and does her own choreography for parades, football, basketball games and variety shows; a member of the National Honor Society with a 3.9 average; she is an exploratoryteacher with second graders and excellerated sixth grade math students: enrolled at Taylor university for two college classes her senior year in high school. She was Miss Tipton, Madison, Delaware county; Miss Congeniality in the 1973 Indiana Miss U S Teen and a finalist in the national Miss VS Teen pageant in 1974. Shirley placed fourth in the Gaston Lions talent contest in 1975 in competition with adults and semi-professionals and was second runner-up in the fair contest. She did volunteer help for the Gaston Junior Twirlers and has also given private baton lessons; she did mental health work and has worked the past three years as a mother's helper. She is a member of the Grace Baptist church. Her hobbies include cooking, sewing, swimming, twirling, dancing, writing poetry and cycle riding. Shirley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hines. Mrs. Jesse Beer entertains for Silver Thimbles The June meeting of the Silver Thimble club of the Milford Apostolic Christian church was held Monday with Mrs. Jesse Beer and Miss Edith Baumgartner as hostesses. The meeting was held in the Beer home Twenty members recited the club collect with club president Mrs Steven Haab as leader. The gift committee reported plants were sent to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Haab for their 40th wedding anniversary and to Mr. and Mrs, Theodore R. Brooks, Sr., for their 50th wedding anniversary. Bibles were placed in the church for the late Miss Bonnie Steffen. Samuel Rlimschisel and Oliver Graff. A committee of Mrs. Ted Speicher and Mrs. Jesse Beer was appointed for seeing to the church’s nursery room needs. A letter from the Laubach Literary council was regd by Mrs. Haab. “Christian Friendship” was sung in unison. A reading “Friendship.” was given by Mrs. Jesse Beer Cards for hospital patients were signed “Happy Birthday” was sung to Mrs. Frank J. Beer and Mrs. Andrew Kammerer. Each received a gift from the hostess Door prizes were won by Mrs. Frank J. Beer and Mrs Robert Hoerr Strawberry pie and coffee were served at the close♦ of the meeting Kathy Beer poured The party decor was in the Bicentennial colors Mrs Walter Steffen will be hostess on July 12.

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