The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 49, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 December 1977 — Page 3

Leisure Time

Hoosiers to attend convention

Nearly 500 Hoosiers, including a number from this area, will be departing soon by plane, bus and car for the 59th annual convention of the American Farm Bureau Federation January 8-12

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NEW YEAR'S PARTY 5) ■ t 9 * Come and join us for an evening of : fine food, fun and dancing, you'll enjoy • listening and dancing to our new stereo .4 • system. (We call it Wawa's small disco.) To start the evening we'll start you with your favors, then you can enjoy your lobster or steak with a bottle of fine wine with your meal. The selection of the evening for dining will be as follows: AFRICAN LOBSTER — DINNER FORI - (12 OZ.) S H” DINNER FOR 2 - (24-26 OZ.) *22” SURF A TURF FOR 1- 12 OZ. LOBSTER, 7 OZ. STEAK *l4” SURF A TURF FOR 2 - 24 OZ. LOBSTER, 14 OZ. STEAK *2B” T-BONE. PORTERHOUSE, FILET *5” (All Dinners Include Baked Potato And Salad Bar) SERVING BREAKFAST AT 1 A.M. ALA CARTE Closed January 2 (NOTE: For the New Year's Party we will have a limit of 70 people. There are not many left. FOR A SUPER NIGHT CALL A.S.A.P. 457-3960.) ■ .... Frank And Nita Miller SR 13 South Os Syracuse - Lake Wowosee PIDL 1 1 « ST*Tt»OAp HSOMTM « OHOM «S> »0» |

in Houston, Texas. They will be led by Marion Stackhouse, a hog and grain farmer of r 1 Westfield, who is president of the 268,641 members of Indiana Farm Bureau, the

largest state Farm Bureau in the A number of the Indianians are taking advantage of the southward trek to tour Central America and the Texas Rio Grande area after the con-

vention, according to Pam Miller of Hoosier Travel Service, Inc. Indiana participation at the convention will be substantial. President Stackhouse will be presented a gold star award from American Farm Bureau president Allan Grant, a California rancher, for the largest state membership, including the biggest increase in members for 1977. Indiana will also be recognized for its excellence in women’s activities. Mrs. Guy E. Gross, of r 1 Churubusco, who is vicechairman of the American Farm Bureau women’s committee, will play an active role at the convention. She is also Indiana Farm Bureau second vice president, a member at large on the board of directors and chairman of the women’s committee. One of Indiana's five finalist couples in the state Young Farmers awards contest will represent Hoosiers at the Texas convention. Gary Durack, r 1 Fortville, winner of the Indiana Young Farmer discussion contest. will compete in the national finals. Nineteen voting delegates from Indiana will act on policy resolutions on national and international issues. Mlawosee adult farmer classes to begin Jan. 5 The Wawasee Vocational Agriculture Department has announced its schedule of 1978 winter adult farmer classes. The meetings will begin at 7:30 p.m. and will be held in the agriculture classroom in the ag-auto annex There is no charge for the classes and interested area farmers and agri-businessmen are invited to attend. The schedule is as follows: January 5 — Forage Equipment 12 — Review of Current ASCS Programs 19 — Getting One More Pig per Litter 26 — Herbicide-Insecticide Guide '7B February 2 — Livestock Marketing Techniques 16 — Tax Management in Buying and Selling a Farm 23 — Managing Soybeans in Solid Stands March 2 — Economics of Grain Production 9 — Types of and Economics of Irrigation

Chain O Lakes 4-H Club has cookie baking party

On December 23 the club members of the Chain O Lakes 4H Club held a cookie baking party in the Rhoades home. The cookies were delivered to the Warsaw Nursing Home. Attending the cookie party was Lori, Jill and Trish Rhoades, Lynn, Beth and Laurie Hathaway, Chuck Cotton, Jay Fouts and Sandy Koeningshof. Assisting Patty Rhoades was Rita Koeningshof. Club books were made and filled out for the coming year. During the regular December meeting, held in the home of Jay Rhodes, gifts were exchanged and Christmas carols were sung.

Youth Center events

i 1 Puppet Theater The puppet theater will resume meetings Tuesday, Jan. 3, at 3:30 p.m. Children should look for the van to pick them up at the elementary school. Exercise Classes A new series of women’s fitness classes given by Donna Johnson

Drawing winners listed at Milford

A number of Milford merchants and the Milford Area Development Council cosponsored Christmas drawings on Friday, Dec. 23. No purchase was necessary to enter the drawings at any of the participating stores. The winners are as follows: First National Bank, $25 savings bond, Mrs. Leslie Schoomaker; C. S. Myers Ford, 20 pound ham, Marvin E. Rapp, Evans Fabrics and Variety, $25 gift certificate, Nancy Levernier; Bean's Union 76, free service (oil, filter, lube), Dick Widup; Milford Shoe and Gothing, sls gift certificate, Ron Barley and $lO gift certificate, Nora Mediano; Also, Doll’s Decorating Center. $25 gift certificate, Linn Krull; Bruce’s Texaco, free service (oil, filter, lube), Eldon Sorensen;

| HEY! HEY! HEY! | | Syracuse VFW Open House i i New Year’s Eve Dance 9 P.M. -1 A.M. I | Music By I | The “Crossroads” ( L Cover Charge 81.00 i Breakfast After Dance | susoirs bet ’ As the old year draws « to a close, we take &JL/i ,i \ this time to wish you Le 1 and yours a happy. / ’Av » \ healthy 1978! Thanks / \ to all. Come Join Us For New Year’s Eve Make Reservations For One Os These Sittings 5:00-6:30-8:15-10:00 Call 457-2411 For Reservations Kale Jim Island WOr'' Beacon

The meeting was brought to order by president Tina Hedington. Devotions were given by Beth Hathaway. Roll call was answered by each member naming their favorite Christmas carol. Old and new business was discussed. The members decided to donate to the WOWO penny pitch. Refreshments of punch and cookies were served. The next meeting will be held on January 2 in the home of Sandy Koeningshof. Members may bring guests. There will be ice skating if the weather is permitting.

will begin January 9. The evening class meets on Mondays and Wednesdays from 7-8 p.m. The morning class meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 910 a.m. For more information or to preregister, call Mrs. Johnson.

Walter Drugs, games, Polly Chupp, Albert Mathews, Carlos Bradley and Dick Widup; Sharp Hard ward Company, skateboard, Herbert Morehouse and pooltable, Leon Tucker. QUALITIES Little Known Facts Music lovers in America probably have more symphony orchestras to listen to than in any other country. At last count there were an estimated 1,436, including 31 major and 95 metropolitan orchestras here in the U.S. "Wisely and slow; they stumble that run fast." Shakespeare

Wed., December 28,1977 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

. . ■ BB WS * * < KL o gg/ / a WINS CHRISTMAS STOCKING — Scott Adkins, 12, 706 Baltimore Street, Syracuse, was the winner of the world’s largest Christmas stocking given away by Pickwick Theatre. Scott is shown above receiving his prize from Pat Maynard, manager of the theatre. Scott’s lucky coupon was drawn December 19. No purchase was necessary to enter the contest.

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