The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 October 1976 — Page 3
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MEMBERS OF the Island Chapel UM church are currently observing their 100th anniversary. Tonight (Wednesday) they will observe 100 years of tradition, tomorrow (Thursday) will be 100 years erf scripture and Friday will be 100 years of ministry with the church's past ministers to be honored. The annual homecoming event will be held on Sunday with a basket dinner following the church services. The dinner will be at 12:30 with an afternoon program set for 2 p.m. DON’T FORGET John B Augsburger will be honored at Hometown Day on Friday when he will be at the Milford Emergency Service building to answer questions and talk with fellow townspeople about his campaign for senator from the 13th district. Mrs. Gladys Coy will serve as hostess for the day and is inviting all to stop by for a chat with the candidate. JOE COUSINS and John Gardner 111 have something to be excited about They were chosen for the Wizzards free style ski group and began practice last Sunday Joe is a senior at Wawasee high school and John is a freshman at Tri-State. Angola. They are among 20 from the Michiana area who were chosen ? Piizo And Chicken J | Phone 658-9233 ■ 7 Mi Ho<d , _
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for the honor. They will be doing commercials and competing in northern Wisconsin and Michigan, Their home base will be Swiss Valley in Jones. Mich MRS. JAMES (Georgia) Ernst. Milford kindergarten teacher, proved herself an- avid reader of the M-J. She caught us in a headline fau paux that made us some sort of male chauvinist. When a woman had a wreck we wrote in a headline last week “Woman driver hits corner of Liquor Locker,” but when a man had a wreck the headline read "Driver runs into wall of Frog tavern.” She added, revealingly. you’ll probably hear from my husband that I drive into the garage and hit the deep freeze! It’s teepee season again One local citizen was seen taking down the paper strewn artistically over his backyard cherry tree He discovered by lighting a match to the streamers, he could quickly remove most of them and have his own little fireworks at the same time. Passing car throws object, damages car's windshield Douglas D Smith. 507 S. Main. Syracuse, reported $l5O worth of damages to his windshield on Thursday evening caused by an object striking his auto. The object was thrown from a passing car as Smith was traveling south on S Huntington The driver of the other vehicle was unidentified.
Turkey Creek township achievement night held
The Turkey Creek township 4-H clubs held their annual achievement night last Wednesday evening at Syracuse junior high school A presentation of pin awards was made by Mrs. David James, leader of the girl’s club and Stanley Hoopingarner, leader for the boys Denise Darr and Kevin Coy were presented with 10-year pins. The Lions club awards for achievement w’ent to Tomi Morehouse and Allan Coy. Lions camp awards. Dawn Smith and David Roberts, with Tanya Morehouse and Steve Alford, as alternates. Danish Program Leisa Waggoner, who had been on an International Foreign
1956 class gathers for 20th reunion
The 1956 graduating class of Syracuse high school held its 20th Please take special note: The library will be closed October 25 for Veteran's Day Wednesday Oct 20. will be the next children s story hour All children are cordially invited to attend A dried arrangement featuring bittersweet is the current floral arrangement for October from the Syracuse-Wawasee Garden club. It's perfect for the fall season Following are some new nonfiction books of special interest to our patrons: Tune-Life: ‘ The Badlands" — a natural history of the Badlands Sassoon: “Year Os Beauty And Health" — the famous hairstylist offers health and beauty tips Logan: “Josh" — an inside view of the theatre as related by the author Regensteiner: "Weaver's Home Study Course" — an instructive book for learning various methods of weaving
Youth Exchange caravan to Denmark, presented a slide program on the Danish way of life. A carry-in supper was held with rolls and drink furnished by the Goodwill Extension Home Economics club. Enrollment night for the township clubs, both girls and boys, is tonight, (October 13) at 7 p.m. in the Syracuse school cafeteria. A second girls club will be started at this time with Mrs. James Alford as leader Mrs James will also be present as will Hoopmgarner, leaders of the Spirit of Tomorrow club and Community Hands 4-H clubs, respectively.
year reunion on Saturday and Sunday Oct. 9 and 10, in the Elkhark Holiday Inn, with 38 persons attending. Class members and spouses were welcomed in the hospitality room upon arriving shortly after noon and until going to the banquet room for dinner. Harry Brinkman was in charge of a very informal program. Each member told about what he or she had been doing the past 20 years and about his or her family. Also much reminiscing was done by telling incidents of fellow classmates during high school days. A breakfast was enjoyed on Sunday morning before returning to their respective homes Members present are from Greenwood. Kimmell. Syracuse. Mentone. New Paris. Elkhart. Middlebury. North Webster, Lakeville and Pines June. Mich. Arrangements for the event were handled by Harry Brinkman. Carol Hochstetler, Jay Brouwer. Walter Brazel and Darlene Fetters. The next reunion is scheduled for 1981 By CAROLYN GROVE On Tuesday, Sept. 28, the first grade from Milford elementary school visited the children’s room in the library. They were accompanied by their teacher, Donna Long The first grade of Julie Gunden visited the library on Thursday, Sept. 30. They were also accompanied by Mrs. Garza. The children’s room was visited by Evelyn Day and her second grade class on Monday. Oct. 4. All classes learned how to check out books and the location of suitable, books for their ages. Mrs Elizabeth Brunjes read some stories to each group. The Milford Senior Citizens have given the book “Twelve Baskets of Crumbs" by Elisabeth Elliot to the library. It was given in memory of Mrs. Harry (Ethel) Good. New Books “Our Man in Camelot” by Anthony Price. "The Pride of the Peacock" by Victoria Holt. “The Golden Unicorn” by Phyllis A. Whitney. “Autumn Lace” by Eileen Jackson “Jack" by Frank Walker “Readers Digest Condensed Books" Verfume 4 1976
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Farrah Fawcett-Majors has ‘Logan’s Run’ role
Farrah Fawcett-Majors, a gray-eyed blonde of dazzling beauty and an actress of considerable talent, is the wife of Lee Majors. TV star of "The SixMillion Dollar Man. ” Texas-born and an alumna of the University of Texas. Farrah first made her mark on network TV commercials, especially in her sales pitches for a balsam hair conditioner She has also played guest-star roles on many TV dramatic series and has a continuing role on TV's “Harry O." starring David Janssen. She has an important role in MGM’s “Logan's Run,” starting Sunday at the Lake Theater in Warsaw through United Artists release, The film was directed by Michael Anderson from a screenplay by David Zelag Goodman based on the novel by William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson » ifcfek' it l BBt la ■npugS * > ~ JB?/ I DOI'BLE FEATURE — (above) Truant . . . Sgt. Collins (Peter Gwynne) catches young Scotty Pir'ie (Robert Bettles) playing hookey in this scene from Walt Disney Productions’ outdoor adventure, “Ride a Wild Pony.” Based on the James .Aldridge book about two children whose dispute over a pet horse splits an entire township, the color by Technicolor film also stars Michael Craig. John Meillon and Eva Griffith. Rosemary Anne Sisson wrote the screenplay, directed by Don Cbaffey and produced by Jerome Courtland under Ron Miller’s executive producership for Buena Vista release ... (Below) Hot Performance . . . Little Dumbo, dressed as a clown, prepares to leap from a burning building in this circus scene from Walt Disney’s cartoon classic. “Dumbo.” Story of a flying elephant, the animated feature is re-released by Buena Vista in color by Technicolor. The shows open Friday at the Pickwick theater in Syracuse. In case of doubt, don't borrow and don't lend It’s time to make plans for a summer vacation
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OPENS SUNDAY — Farrah Fawcett-Majors, considered by many to be the most beautiful girl in films and TV today, has a co-starring role as a sexy nurse in MGM’s “Logan's Run." The film is released by United Artists and will open Sunday at the Lake Theater in Warsaw.
Lakeland Locals Mrs. Otto Beer. Sr., of north of Milford entertained at a recent dinner in honor of Mrs. Marie Kelly, a former resident of Milford who is visiting from Florida Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Beer and Tammy. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beer. Harlan Beer and Tracy. Mr. and Mrs Al Graff and Mrs. Graff’s sister Lucille. Otto Beer. Jr.. Tillie Kasbaum. Edna Graff and Mr. and Mrs. Eli Gerber. Mr. and Mrs Kingsley Pfingst of Rancho Cardova. Calif., arrived in Syracuse today (Wednesday) to spend a week with Pfingst’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold A. Pfingst. and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weisser. both couples residents of Syracuse Lake. Mrs. Pfingst and Mrs Weisser are sisters. Foo and Faye Wong of Wawasee Village. Syracuse, plan to leave next week for Daytona Beach, Fla., for the winter months Mrs. Steve Troyer of Goshen was a visitor Saturday in the home of her grandmother. Hazel Kline at Milford. Mr and Mrs. Don Mock of Florida were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Gerald Grove home at Milford. Milford woman has purse stolen Susan Overholser, Milford, reported to Goshen police her purse and $l5O in cash were stolen last Friday. She- stated she had left the purse at a pay telephone at a Goshen restaurant and when she returned it was gone
Wed., Oct. 13,1976 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL
Tri-county hosts family week end
Tri-County Bassmasters recently hosted their families on a twoday family week end. Events for the week end event were a father and child tournament on Lake Syracuse and a husband and wife event on Lakes Syracuse and Wawasee. Ten children and five fathers participated in the three-hour Saturday Kids Day tournament. Live bait was used and any species caught, excepting turtles, were allowable. First place was taken by Dale Stidams. North Webster, with an eight ounce catch. Second was given to Sonya Hiner. Syracuse, "'with five ounces. Third went to Stephanie Stidams. Syracuse and Tony Miller. North Webster, for two ounces. Fourth went to Stacey Miller. North Webster, and Kellie Stidams. North Webster, for one and a half ounces. A four-way tie for fifth place between Eric Stidams. Syracuse; Dan McCulloch. Syracuse; Carolyn Ebert. Warsaw; and Buren Powell, North Webster, all weighing in with a one ounce catch. A cookout followed and trophies were awarded to all participants by Don Stidams. president. A four-hour Sunday afternoon tournament for the wives saw participation by eight husband and wife teams Standard club rules were in effect, including the
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use of artificial bait only. For several of the wives this was their first experience with artificial baits. Ruth Miller, North Webster, in her first tournament, took the top honors for the day weighing in two pound, nine ounces of bass. Second place went to a first timer, Shirley Gard, Warsaw, for her 10 ounce catch. Third went to Mary Ebert, for her nine ounce catch. Fourth went to Marilyn Hiner for five ounce catch. Also participating but catching no fish were Sybil Hiner. North Webster; Tilda Stidams, North Webster; Carolyn Stevens, Marion; and Sandy Stidams, Syracuse. The wives were hosted to dinner and trophies were presented by Don Strdams, club president. Trailer breaks loose, crashes into woods A total of $2,200 damages resulted when a boat and trailer broke from a truck on SR 13 two and a half miles south of Syracuse and crashed into a woods. Ernest N. Hall, 24, of Goshen driver of the truck belonging to Starcraft Co. said the trailer began fishtailing, so he slowed the truck just as the trailer broke loose.
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