The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 June 1977 — Page 9

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kt k w ■ro* r Hjr ROYALS — Placing for the Milford Royals are front, left. Shelly Bushong. Shanna Bushong. Renee. Moore, Ricky Powell and \ngie Rico. _ Second row. left, are Connie Rico. Lisa Kaiser. Terry Ryman. Merne Wright. Kevin Grimm and coached Jon Miller and F red Powell Notjplctured are Terrs Richardson and Jeff Moore.

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Prepare for ski show, parade Members of the Wawasee Ski Club will present their seventh annual Independence Day ski show this Sunday, July 3, at 6 p.m., in front of the Wawasee Plaza Marina. Some new acts have been formed to add to the present show. Various guest acts will also be featured. Some of these include kite flying, a skier around-the-boat, slalom layouts, plus a ski ballet. These acts will be performed by members of surrounding clubs. The club is also preparing for their float entry in the Flotilla Parade. The 1977 float will celebrate the silver anniversary of the original Wawa Show Skiers founded by Mr. and Mrs. Fay Ensinger All are invited to view the ski show and float. County court Speeding in boat — Raymond J. Savoie, 55. Syracuse, $35 No vehicle inspection — Geoffrey C. Manifold. 25. North Webster, $35 Illegal consumption — Dane Lou Underwood, 18. Syracuse. $35 Passenger on gunwale — Peg W Willman. 21, Leesburg, $35 Speeding — Lucy’ A. Morgan. 43. r 2 Leesburg. S2O Driving under the influence — William R Culbertson, 28. 210 Prairie. Leesburg, continued to June 24 Illegal consumption — Charles P Medlock. 19. Syracuse, $35 Births LAUDEMAN, Brian Edward A son. Brian Edward, was bom to Dr. and Mrs. Max A. Laudeman, Kalamazoo, Mich., on June 27. in the Bronson Hospital at 12 40 p m. The mother is the former Janet Julian. Brian weighed seven pounds, 11 ounces He is the couple’s first child Mr, and Mrs. Robert Laudeman. 156 North Shore

Drive. Syracuse, are the paternal grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. John Julian, Logansport, are the maternal grandparents Ernest Laudeman. Bremen, is the only great-grandparent. RINGLER. Elizabeth Carrie Mr. and Mrs. Garry Ringler, 406 South Main Street. Syracuse, are the parents of their third child, a daughter, bom at 12:54 a.m.. Tuesday, June 21, in Goshen Hospital. The girl, named Elizabeth Carrie, weighed seven pounds, six and one-half ounces at birth. She has two older brothers, Mathew, age 4, and Benjamin, age 3. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Judy of Syracuse. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Fred Personette, also of Syracuse. Paternal great-grandmother is Mrs Mary’ Ringler of Syracuse and maternal great-grandfather is Harry Judy, also of Syracuse. BORKHOLDER son Mr and Mrs. Larry Borkholder, r rMilford. became the parents of a son on Saturday. June 25. The infant was bom in the Goshen Hospital. JARRETT. Jeffrey Robert Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Jarrett. 1601 Lucyville Avenue. Saint Charles. 111., became the parents of their first child, Jeffrey Robert, May 28, in Saint Charles, 111. Jeffrey’s mother is the firmer Judith Stucky of Syracuse. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. James Stucky, r 4 Syracuse. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Jarrett of Camillus. N. Y. Mrs Elmer Stucky, 418 South Lake Street, Syracuse, is the maternal great-grandmother. Heart attack victim John McClain of Syracuse, who works at Runge Development in Syracuse, suffered a heart attack early Tuesday morning. June 28 He was taken to Goshen Hospital at 2 am. His family reports he is in intensive care and will stay in the hospital for three days. Doctors are presently running tests. Syracuse EMS Jeffrey Fall, 17, r 1 box 81 Syracuse, was taken to Goshen Hospital at 6:03 p.m. on Monday. June 27, with injuries sustained while water skiing. Jean Yoder, 9,200 Mills Street. Syracuse, received injuries when she was struck by a car while riding her bike on Friday. June 24 the accident occurred at the comer of Pittsburg and SR 13 at 7:32psn She declined treatment. Greg Johnson, 28. r 1 102 Cherokee Drive, Syracuse, was taken to Goshen Hospital at 1:55 p.m. Friday. June 24. after beebming sick at home Nora B Starkey, 97, r 1 box 282 Syracuse, became ill at the Chinese Gardens at 8:50 am. Sunday. June 26. She was transported to Goshen Hospital at 9:35 a.m. Francis H. Willard, 72, r 4 box 396A Syracuse, was taken to Goshen Hospital at 10:56 p.m., Wednesday, June 22. after becoming sick at home. The call was first received at 9:11 p.m Sandra Cain. 20. r 1 box 289A Syracuse, sustained injuries in a car accident on CR 1250 N and Noble County Line at 1:39 p.m. Thursday, June 23. She was taken to Goshen Hospital at 2:33 p.m Barbara D Syracuse, was taken to Goshen Hospital at 1:58 p.m. Tuesday . June 28, after sustaining injuries while playing golf at the South Shore Golf Course in Syracuse Milford EMS Monday. June 27. two men were injured in a car-truck accident on county road 900 N and old state road 15. Both sustained lacerations on the head and hands. One man complained of chest pains. Both were transported to the KCH emergency room. Tuesday, June 28. a man was transported to the Goshen Hospital complaining of chest pains.

L Groduoted: Harley Chalk has successfully completed his ad vonce training courses with Farrr Bureau Insurance at Indianapolis. He was presented a plaque de noting this accomplishment. Hs was also honored with a second plaque depicting Outstanding Sales Achievement. Harley is presently working for Farm Bureau our of the Syracuse office

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OUR PHOTO of the week was taken on August 12. 1902, in Milford and was loaned to us by Harold Gunderman of Dewart Lake. The gentleman on the far left is Sabastion ("Bass”) Gunderman. grandfather of Harold. The next man is Charles Gunderman. the son of "Bass” and the father of Harold. The three younger men seated on the track are not identified. Mr. Gunderman states his grandfather "Bass” was the third from the left in the photo we ran a couple weeks back of the Milford depot. "Bass" was the man who engineered the first road across the muck west of Milford —a job thought to be impossible. He used logs, laid crossways, then filled in. TOMMY WOLLMAN came to The M-J office last Wednesday

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afternoon bubbling over with pride. His brother David, attending the luncheon at the Tippecanoe Country club earlier in the day in honor of Bruce Jenner, brought home Jenner’s autograph. Tommy was thrilled by his gift. Dave, who won national honors recently in field events, attended the banquet as the "Knight of Camelot.” YOU WON’T want to miss the Impact Brass and Singers with five-screen slide presentation at Wawasee High School tonight (Wednesday.) The program will begin at 7:30 p.m. and is oemg sponsored by the» Christian Church Several from our area heard this group last year in Colorado and have only good reports on them. The Ozark Bible College group presents a contemporary Christian Sound. AH are welcome to attend

Neal Cory. WE WONDER? Billy Little was viewed during Tuesday’s hard rain cruising down the street with his convertible top down. Does he like the rain? Or is it just a stubborn top that won't go up? WE JUST read a head in another paper that struck us as something that should be passed on — Summer is a first-hand lesson in the works of God. TUESDAY NOON dinner guests of Mrs. Herbert Baumgartner were Rev. and Mrs. Richard Sumner. Marion and Mr. and Mrs Arc Baumgartner. Rev. Sumner is the fori..er pastor of the Milford V- ' Methodist Church. THE o’ present at the Meloy reunion this past Sunday w R. Cory of near Our Town He attends this u each year. AND SPEAKING of Corys, happy 61st wedding anniversary to Mr. and Mrs Walter S. Miller, of r 1 Syracuse, parents of Mrs. Test Your I.Q. How about checking your I.Q? How many dangers from smoking besides cancer can you think of? Now. pick a day for your I.Q. (I Quit) Cigarettes Day and pass your test, says the .American Cancer Society. Inflation has been defined as a process which allows one to live in a more expensive neighborhood without even moving.

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