The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 August 1978 — Page 24

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., August 9,1978

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!-4JWMr - > ' SYRACUSE BUILDING COMING DOWN — Last week was the week to demolish old buildings: While Milford got its share of publicity with the demolition of two old buildings' on Main Street, a similar old building was coming down on South Huntington Street in Syracuse. The building which formerly housed the B & K Korner Kafe was demolished by Lawrence Firestone, using a huge back hoe. The building was originally used as a storage for the Maple Leaf Farms. The building was more recently owned by Dan Wyant. Chevrolet agent, and is located across the street to the north of the Wyant Chevrolet Agency. According to Wyant, the site w ill be used as a used car lot in conjunction with his auto agency.

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THE COUNTY fair continued to dominate much of the news lijist week witli many Milford 4H'ers Winning top awards at the fair Lydia Tucker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tucker of r 1. was dhosen the 197 X Kosciusko County Beef Queen. [ During the dress revue on Monday a number of Milford’s young ladies won top honors. Melodie Tom was the clothing construction winner in division six while Lynn Kaiser was named Alternate in division six and Melodies sister. Melissa, was named alternate in separates. In junior clothing construction Kristi Templin and Norine Sorensen were division three winners. Karen Haney won in division two and Peggy Burke won in division one. Stacy Wall was the intermediate winner in the fashion revue. Suzette Hunsberger won the junior showmanship award in rabbits. She also had the reserve Satin. Debra Schaefer won a blue ribbon in the 4-H chicken competition. Randy Beer exhibited the reserve champion Crossbred " gill Joe and Gary Gerencser both won honor awards in flowers with Joe also winning honor in soybeans.

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In the dairy division the honors go to the Beers with Kathy winning the grand champion honors in the Holstein division. She also won second with a fall senior calf, second with a senior yearling and first with a two-year-old cow. Her brother. Sam, won second with a two-year-old cow —o - THE 4-11 club members were not the only ones who exhibited at the fair. A« mountain of paperwork reveals other residents of our community also placed in various projects. In baking Barb McClintic of r 1 came home with both a first and a second: and Norma Rapp of r 2 has two first place ribbons. In agriculture Derk and Kay Kuhn have a number of ribbons for their entries in celery, dill, sage, pickles, beans. braSsel sprouts, peppers, carrots, cauliflower, broccoli, catnip, zucchini, corn, kohlrabi, spinach and other vegetables. Norma Rapp is again listed in the winners in the canning division as she came home with the Best of Show honors. Mrs. Rapp entered relish, chicken and meat in the canning division —oFOUR YOUNG ladies from Our Town will remember the county fair for years to come. They were among those people who were stuck on the Ferris wheel on Monday night. On the ride at the time it stopped were Jacqui and Joni Schultz. Cris Baumgartner and Amy Bucher. Shortly after the ride started it stopped and the girls thought they had a "short iride!" One of the girls, in a lower seat, yelled up, “We’re stuck!” and indeed they w ere. and Amy. in the lower seat, got off the ride in a reasonably short time. However.

it took some 20 minutes for Jacqui and Cris’ seat to be pulled down by rope. A most unusual experience wouldn't you say? —o— THE FATHER — son game last Sunday proved to be an interesting event in Our Town. The awards were made possible through the efforts of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pena and Oscar's father Medaro (Pete) Pena, a deed for which the boys are very thankful. — O'LN KEEPING with family tradition. Kelly Marie Lechleidner, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Lechleidner (Kathy McFarren >, wore a tatted and crocheted handmade bonnet home from the hospital. The bonnet was made by her great-grandmother. Gladys E. Campbell of Albion. 55 years ago for her first child. It has been worn by all of her children, grandchildren f and greatgrandchildren. Proud grandparents of the new infant are Mr. and Mrs. Doral McFarren of ()ur Town. —o— THE GOOD News Sensations from the Milford Christian Church will be featured in concert this Sunday at 7 p.in. in their home church. The group of teenagers and young adults travel throughout the area each summer presenting the Good News through song. All are invited to attend and hear the program of this area singing group*. —o— A GROUP of youngsters from the Lakeland Day Care Center toured The Papers Incorporated offices and printing plant last Thursday. One young lad gave us a delightful thank you in the form of a clown and a note from Brian. We have it tacked up on our board for all to see — Brian is a good artist and his drawing has been the topic of conversation this week. Youngsters making the tour were Chris Schwartz. David Long. Rex Westerman, Shane Holloway. Derin Keim and Pat Tranter. Also. Tim Schwartz. Brian Kiefer, Katrina Kern. Angela Keim, Suzanne Schwartz. Christina Berkey and Johnny Mills. Also. Tami Kern. Teresa Kiefer, Jesse Deaton. Donata Krantz, Robbie Clingaman, Berry Lee Kyle, Brenda Long and Tina Westerman.

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