The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 39, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 October 1977 — Page 3

m~The Column M| A Sideshow Os HE Events In Milford

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OUR CAMERAMAN. Bob List, took this fall photo and gave it a very special touch that we couldn’t resist. It says more about fall than we could ever say with the typewriter. AT A recent reunion of the 1933 graduating class of New Paris High School. Dane Rarick of near Our Town was elected president THANKS GOES to Agatha Chariton and Melba Gardner for the big red apple they presented this reporter last week. The two ladle* had been out picking apple* and wanted to share their goodie*. Apples being one of our favorite foods, we couldn’t say no.

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MANY WOMEN from Our Town attended the special women'* rally at the Christian Church last Saturday. The rally was a kick-off for the evangelistic services currently underway at the church. Henry McAdams, minister at the Church of Christ in Saint Louis, Mich., it serving as evangelist. The host minister is Robert Greenwood and the church'* aasociate minister. Richard Brouillette, is leading the singing each eventag. AU are invited to attend. CONGRATULATIONS GO to Our Town's Diana Lozano, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Alex Lotano. Wawasee'* 1877 Homecoming Queen. .

Diana is the latest in a long list of Milford girls wio have won this honor. The 1977 Homecoming King is Bryan Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Smith of Syracuse. HOMER MILLER of Our Town participated in the Mint City Shuffel races at Bremen over the week end. He placed eighth out of over 100 runners, not bad! MEMBERS OF the Bethany Church of the Brethren, located on US 6, finished putting a new roof on the church over the past week end. This goes to show what can be accomplished when people work together. Our first story hour this fall will be held Saturday, Oct. 29, at 2 p.m. Three films will be shown. We will have story hour each Saturday and we invite children of all ages to join us from 2 to 2:45 p.m Parents are welcome to read or browse in the adult department of the library while their children enjoy the stories. ■MB] By ROSALYN JONES Please note that the library will close October 24 for the official observance of Veteran's Day. The October SyracuseWawasee Garden Club display is a very imaginative piece entitled “Roadside Beauty”. Arranged by Mrs. DeFord Hite, it consists of a miniature roadside scene of corn shocks and split rail fences covered with bittersweet. Fithian to be in Milford On Saturday. Oct. 22, from 5-4 p.m. Congressman Floyd Fithian will be at the Milford Fire Station to conduct a town meeting especially for the residents of Milford, Leesburg. Syracuse and North Webster.

Halloween party at Milford October 29

A Halloween party will be held Saturday, Oct. 29 at 6:30 p.m. in the junior high school, sponsored by the Lions Legion and Legion Auxiliary. Most original made costumes are the theme Adults can dress up for the fun to add to the festivities. The emcee for the evening will be Bob Cline.

Bowling

ThwsSey NiTeLsdie* Wewesee Electronic* 23 5 Mary's Hobby Shop 22 4 Zetse Ptbg.4 Htg It 10 Barth it 10 Thornburg's 17 11 Farm Bureau Co-op 14 12 Bud's Bar IS 13 Pilcher's Shoe* 15 13 Frop Tavern 14 14 Rainbow Farms 14‘ 14 Geil'S Keyboard Music 14 14 Kale island Beacon 13 15 Lake City Bank *l3 15 Lynn Feller Ins. 13 15 Dave's Inc. 12 14 Pickwick Lounge 11 17 Maple Leaf Farms 11 17 N. Webster Fireman's Aux. 11 17 Monsanto 4 22 Concept Engineering 4 24 High team game 4, series: Zarse Plbg a Htg - *32. 2341 500 series: J. Slabaugh 542. J. Maher 537, D. Walton sit 450 series: J. Honor ISO. O. Rigdon 403. S. Zarse 402. J. A. Reed 47*. B. Hamilton. 472, E Hibschman 472.5. Stahley 449. F. Ebv 444. M. R. Henning 442. R. White 453. H. Taylor 455. A. May 451 200 games: J. Slabaugh 211, J. Honor 210. D Walton 204 170 games: J Maher 170. 191, 174. A May 191, S. Com 191. B. Gross IM. S. Stahley Itl. D. Ridgon Itl. J. Slabaugh 17t. E. Hlb schman 174. B Hamilton 175. N. Galloway 174. J. A. Reed 174. F. Eby 173, E. Price 172. H. Taylor 170 Friday Night Mixed Th wait* Grain 20 4 Syracuse Motors 19 5 Jim Moore Motors 14 t Mastercraft 14 I The Shoe Shack 14 10 Syracuse Rubber 14 10 Abreei’s Construction 13 11 Laegos 13 11 Keith's P & H 13 11 Boyer 13 11 Beacon 12V, 1193 Maple Leaf 12 12 Wawasee Electronics 11 13 village Tap 1093 13V» Syracuse Cleaner*« 10 14 Maxwetton 9 15 Overhead Door t 14 Zimmerman's Gravel 4 It Dull'* Ticking 5 19 the BaiPcouple's 5 19 400 serie*: Pam Smith 441 500 series: G. Baker 557, E. Smith 534, J. Kimble 549, J. AAorganthaler 534, B. Simon 500, R. Braiel 525. L. Epley 551. F. Menges 502. J. Kern 554. B. Thwait* 575. L. Welty 519, M. Abreu 515. M. Carslon 511 G. Thwait* 515, S. Kern 510 450*erle*: A. Frenger 411, B. Kline 457, A. Bishop 443. L. Gilbert 491 200 game*: R. Brazel 201. L. Epley 212. J. Kern 214. B. Thwait* 224. 203, L. Welty 204. M. Carlson 209. J. Kimble 222. J. Morgan thaler 209. G. Baker 213, 202, Pam Smith 245, 304 170game*: A. Frenger 171,17 t. G. Thwait* 147, S. Kem I*7. A. Bishop 173. P Smith 192, L. Gilbert 199 [ County Wawasee Home Service* 20 4 Pilcher's Shoe* 1* 4 Barbee Hotel 17 Kurly'sKegiers 1493 793 R V Wheel* 14 it Auer's Service 14 10 Pete Burger Dairy 13 11 Wawasee Bowl 13 11 Fireplace Co. 12 12 Bud's Body Shop H 93 1293 Clines 11 13 Sportsman’s Bar to 14 Frost Ant i TV service 9 15 Wawasee Electronics 9 15 Rinker Built ? 9 IS Whetten Asphalt Co. 7 17 Parker's Hybrids 7 17 GAD Safety Belt* 5 19 High team game* series: Pitcher's Shoe* SOO series: D Sorensen 510. R. Brazel 504. G Henning 555. K. Knisley 513. G Whitacre 514. G. Pavel 511. D. Hyde 599. M. Ganshom 527. P. Beezley 520. N. Cooper 544. D. Taylor 523. J. Kirkdorter 511. C. Eby 537, E. Coburn 53t. D. Thibaut 532. W Stahly 501. F. Nylko* 554. P. Royer 540. B. Slabuagh 50*. E Harting Sit. R Simon 525, R. Soilna SOO, J. Morganthaler 510, J. Kem 517, D. Lehman 520 200 games: G. Henning 222. O Hyde 205. 222. J. Kem 213. D. Harley 210. E. Coburn 223. F Nylko* 21X P. Royer 213 Tuesday Night Ladies Wawasee mt 24 t Da* Keller 21W 1093 Whetten Asphalt 20 12 Louie's Bar t> Grill It 14 Ganshom Printing It 14 Harper's Beach Bar 17V» 14V, Syracuse Rubber 14 14 Lake of the Valley 1593 14v» Auo*b<x9»' * 15 17 Paper's Inc. 1293 1993 Walter Drug 9 23 Serenade Food* 5 27 High team game *■ serie*: Wawasee interior — *l9. 2200 SOO serie* P. Smith 545. S. Keim 553 450serie*: J. Wortinger 493. B. Young 444. N Anderson 4to 300 game*: C. Gangway 301. S. Keim 212 140 game*. D. Kitson 149. B Miller 144. S. Gilbert 17*. L Golden 17*. P. Smith Itl. I*4. I*o, F Church 144. J. Wortinger 174. 144. J. Brumbaugh I*o. B Young 142. S. Keim 173. 14*. N Andersen 170. E Wogoman I*7 Land O' Lakes C A J Construction * Syracuse Traveler it 10 YeOWePvb H to Mie State in*. Agency 17 >1 Crow Roofing Inc. 17 H Paul'* Cergmlc to 12 Syracuse Lagion IS 13 Knights of Columbus 14 U Frog Tavern 13 15 Harper* Beach Bar 12 to Ligonier Elk's 17 M Kings Keg • 20 State Bank of Syracuse * 30 Vega Corp 4 22 1 High team game A series: Syracuse Traveler — 941. 1754 400 series: D Butler *OS 500 series B Miller 511. E Edgar 557. G Harrier 512. C. Walton 557. J. Warren 517. M. Houe 530. E Easn S3*. J Wortinger 559 P. Campbell 535. K. Knisley 514. L Newman 5*A R Simon 554. G Hepler 554. G Soremen 512 300 games E Edgar 311. 2K>. C Walton 301, F Nylko* 30*. M. Godfrey 304. J. Wor linger 202. L Newman 302. G Sorensen 2U. D Butler 251 Oasis 17v» 493 N. p Produce 17 7 Da* Keller to I Fairmont 1 1$ 9 Taylor wholesale 14 10 GAJ H 1» Holiday Rambler 13 11 Frog Tavern 12 12 Unway Leader* liv* 12V* Murphy's / MM IMi Millers Hearing A Air Cond 10 14 Shews \ 10 14 Syracuse Travelers 10 14 Dairy Queen * IS Donna's t«Y ISV, Sportsman* 5 19 High team game Taylor Wholesale — 494 High team serie* Holiday Rambler — 3041 500 serie* B. Hamilton 505. D Hamilton SOt. B. Simon S». P Larimer 514. U Hawn 533. K Knisley 534. D. Jones 555. V. Becher 545. S. Whetten SOS. R. Selins 559, D. Spurting 515 <SO series: C Simpson 450. 8. Lehman 475. K. Lwimer JOI. E. Stabavgh 499, j Brown

Categories for the costume judging are: ghosts, witches, cowboys, Indians, skeltons, clowns, hobos, pirates, animals, devils, story book characters, misc., most original. Money will be given for grand prize, most original, first second and third prizes.

454. C. Sweatland 4t3 200 games: B Hamilton 204, L. Hawn 200, K. Knisley 205. E. Fortier 202, D. Jones 211. R. Solina 222. C. Sweatland 203 170 games: B. Lehman 195. L. Hawn ItS. E Aliune 1U E. Slabaugh 177. M. Rew sberger 170. P. Bright 171 Milford Business Campbells Mkt 24 ■ Walkers Roofing 24 • Jeffs 30 13 Barth Inc. 19 13 Little A Clark 19 13 Scott'* Landfill 19 13 Waller Drugs 14 it Smiths Sunoco 1393 1IV» Arrow 13 19 Milford Motors 1193 2OV> Augsburgers 9 23 UTS 4 22 High team game A series: Arrow —lO4 t. 2907 400 series: G. Hepler 419 500 series: P. Campbell 547, D. Rensberger 575. L Newman 540, D. Butler 559, D. Cook 517, L. Welty 544, O Wolterman 572, D Johns 517, j. Oippon 517, K. Mathews 504. G. Sorensen 554. R. App SIX D. Brady 511 H. Troup 554, D Wolterman 557, S Welker 505. M Tatman 527, D. Wuthrich 545. T. Levemier 52*. L. Young 527 200games: D. Rensberger 221. L Newman 212. D. Butler 214. L. Welty 203. D. Wolfer man 221, H. Troup 227. B Wotferman 20t. D. Wuthrich 545. M. Tatman 204 Bantam Star War* I 1 Black Sheep I 1 Strikette* * 1 Charley's Angel* 7 2 Sunflowers 4 3 Gas for Les* 4 3 Strikers No. 7 4 3 Super Stars 5 4 Sweet Hogs 4 5 Striker* No. 19 4 5 Bowling Beach Bums 4 5 Bionic Bowlers 4 5 Champions 4 5 Martin's Feeds 3 4 Junior Angels 3 4 Buzzing Bowlers 3 4 Syracuse Sparklers 2 7 Bad News Bowlers 2 7 Bad New* Bear* 2 7 Gutter Busters 0 9 High team game A series . Star Wars — 992 1203 225 series: Greg. Welsser 290, B. Welsser 271 T. Cox 257 125 games: T. Cox 155. B Welsser 150. G. Welsser 147, 143. B. LeCount 133, J. Sch mahl 129, B. Boyer 125 Duplicates: L. Galloway 59, A. Miller 43 Hits —Misses Keg 22 4 Rinkerbuilt 19 9 Wile* 17 11 Sleepy Owl 1493 1393 Buds 13 15 Campbells 1093 1793 New Peris Produce 9 19 Barth 7 21 High team game: Campbell* A Sleepy Owl — 703 High team series Sleepy Owl — 201$ 500 serie* men: K. Knisley 5*9, P. Campbell 543. L. Newman 517, J. Gamble* 551, F. Ginger 501. Women: L. Hawn 522, P. Bright 523 450 series: L. Hawn 522, S. Kem 474, P. Bright 523 200 game* women: P. Bright 202, Men: K. Knisley 215. P. Campbell 214. J. Gam bit* 203 170 games: L. Hawn 179, HI. S. Kem 173 Tuesday Afternoon Frog Tavern 199 s *Vj RhendAßrown 19 9 American Industrie* 1* 10 State Bank of Syracuse 1793 1093 Nellans Realtors 14 12 La Petit* 14 12 Mocks Marina 15 13 Precision Automotive 12 14 Beacon 12 14 Mastercraft 10 1* Doane's Cut A Curl 7 21 Ace Pest Control 4 22 High team game: Frog Tavern — *O9 High team serie*: American Industrie* — 2291 500 serie*: R. Gerrity 539. S. Quinn 549, B. Ganz 524. K. McKibben 532 450 series: S. Brouwer 444. M. Rensberger 45*. N. Shield* 443. M. L. Dixon 472. J. Hays 450. J stoelting 454, M. Wllilard 491 200 game* B. Ganz 303. J. Hay* 205. S. Quinn 210 170 games: R. Gerrity IM. IM. 173. M. L. Dixon I*7, S. Brouwer 191, N. Shield* I*9. A. Dahistrom IM. S. Quinn I*3. M. Willard IM. K. McKibben IM. 191 Promoted to jr. engineer Virginia Bregke, 917 Country Club Drive South. Warsaw, has been promoted to junior engineer in United Telephone’s general offices. Her duties in the plant extensions section include responsibility for UNITEL, a computerized record of United’s statewide multi-million dollar construction budget. Breske joined United in 1965 as an accounting clerk. She was promoted to planning secretary in 1972, engineering assistant three years later and engineering aide in 1976. A native of West Branch, Mich., Breske graduated from Warsaw Community High School and has taken several United training courses. She also completed Dale Carnegie public speaking training. Breske is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morley McClung of Winona Lake. She is married to Lawrence Dean Breske and they have three sons: Duane, 18, Gary, 15, and Russell, 13. Pick-up track stolen A1977 pick-up truck, owned by Carol Gawthrop of Syracuse, winch had been stolen Sunday night, was recovered Monday by Syracuse police. The truck was recovered in Ligonier. It had originally been taken from the intersection of CR 530E and SR 13 sometime Sunday.

Leisure Time

'Canada's Many Faces' to be first travelogue

On Thursday, Oct 27, the Lakeland Kiwanis Club will present its first program of the “Travel and Adventure Series” far the 1977-78 year at 7:30 p m. in the Wawasee High School auditorium. Entitled, “Canada’s Many Faces,” this travelogue was produced by Robert Brouwer, a resident of Grand Rapids, Mich. Brouwer was a former electrical contractor before he became interested in photography. Many of his earlier slides won national contests which prompted him to produce a finished slide program. The first one he produced used one screen and one projector. Later, he used two screens and two projectors. Now, he has developed a revolutionary and unique presentation in which he uses three screens and six projectors. He also incorporated hi-fidelity stereophonic equipment and music and sound effects recorded on-the-spot. His first presentation “America-Of Thee I Sing” was awarded a Freedom’s b uundation of Valley Forge medal for distinguished service in promoting the American way of life. He has been commissioned by interested groups, and the national tourist association of the Netherlands, to produce a travelogue on Holland, an unprecedented arrangement in the travelogue field. In 1973, he was the recipient of an Award fw Film Excellence from the International Platform Association. Captures Many Faces In “Canada’s Many Faces,” Brouwer uses his talents to capture this country’s many faces as only he knows how. His multiple projection and dimensional sound enhance these views of a northern giant. In Nova Scotia, Canada's appearance is mysterious, shrouded in fog. Tiny fishing villages give this area a feeling of timelessness. Youth and vivaviousness are the reflection that Canada presents at Toronto’s lively Ontario Place. Toronto is sprawling and full of excitement of a new giant. Brouwer also catches Canada’s chiseled beauty as it is reflected in rugged mountains and glaciers. The viewer climbs Boat outfit taken A boat, motor and trailer owned by Vicki Scott, of r 1 Cromwell, was reported stolen to Syracuse police October 18. The boat, a 14-foot Starcraft, motor and trailer, had been parked at Main Channel Marina over the summer. When the owner came to pick-up her boat, it was discovered missing. No value has been set on the boat. Syracuse police are still investigating the theft.

Z WwR SATURDAY V f Buford Pussers love O W \ for his children vl A \ and slain wife will move you. 9Mrl»w |A His courage will inspire you. ■ ||V- And what happens to him II ALL NEW! will anger you. Adventures of the true life hero... . gH9f hmiCHWIB/Tfl WALKING W ' M BO SVENSON as Buford Pusser Fol y -i* i ** s * , ** : ** jj:-: > c. Fw I 9 BL. / \ E3 I I 1v I I I L 2S: E - S ! STERS I '[€€M G € pimo f

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DOWNTOWN TORONTO AT NIGHT

craggy rocks to see a panorama of mountains, blue sky and clouds. Canada's proud history and people is also shown by Brouwer. He does this by showing her pioneer towns and historic citadels. Ottawa’s Rideau Canal is also shown mirroring Canada’s Old World likeness. Dignified buildings of State are shown sending the viewer into another architectural epoch. For the loveliness of her primitive wilderness areas and fun of her cosmopolitan cities, Canada is hard to beat For ticket information, call or write the Lakeland Kiwanis Club, box 202 North Webster.

Have Supper With Us, And Then Go See ... \ The H PURDUE GLEE CLUB 1 I At Wawasee High School — Oct. 21,7:30 I son SERVE J — Vanilia — Lemon — Sandwiches — Chocolate — Chicken I — Vanilla-Chocolate Twist — Shrimp I — Chef Salads II Sundaes — Shakes — Cones I? J* A • three flogs drive-in HWY. 13$ 457-3825 SYRACUSE Hours So» ThruThurs 10 30 AM 10 PM Friday 10 30 A M 10 30 P M — Use Our Convenient Drive-Thru Window —

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