The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 June 1979 — Page 21

NORTH COLUMBIA CITY WEBSTER WARSAW VILLAGE MALL NAPPANEE SOUTH BEND SYRACUSE ON SALE JUNE 27 - JULY 1 WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY

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PATIENT PROFILE STSTEM Our pharmacists keep records of each J J family's prescription medications and of any . allergies each member of a family may have. | (Please inform our pharmacists of any new g allergies). This patient profile system gives a g complete record for insurance and tax purposes g I - and assists your doctor and our pharmacists | with prescription medication information. f BLACK AND WHITE POSTER-PIX |k I"g > Bring your coupon and your favorite | I • f A1 \ co,or or b,ack and white P rints or I • x I y\ 135 mm negative to • I | P ANY THORNBURG DRUG STORE !§■ A \ J your McJon Photo Center. Get GIANT | I u- 20 x 30 matte finished black and white { Ijr K. posters specially priced at $5.59 with | |"I 'Ji i " your coupon. I No limit. | ■* Attach this coupon to outside of envelope ( Code 558 A MMtH PHOTO CENTER J [jlßufinil MURINE EYE DROPS irritated Our> Re - QTr \a Q6R.oa| $1.70 dm EXCEDRIN Reg. $2.56 t VITALIS LIQUID A $ 1 88 12 OZ.~ ■ Reg. $2.38 ■ m VISINE I IIS S“rf EYEDROPS VlSinß TAKES THE REDNESS OUT ■ $1 09 ’/» oz. ’ Reg. $1.73 ■ fluoride TOOTHPASTE _s! AIM X ft ft 4 OO , Bw-Onlyjg*

Library sponsoring sale

The North Webster Public Library is sponsoring a paperback and hardback book sale during Festival Week The library will be opened from 4 9 p m. and all persons interested in good book bargains or in seeing the progress made in the new library should stop by. The library is located at the southwest comer of the fairgrounds. Library president. Suzanne Shock, and board member. Dick Long, report the library is progressing rapidly Carpeting has been installed in the building . and lighting and shelving are in the process of being added The library still has some needs including filing cabinets, desks, typewriters and additional bookcases. There is always a need for volunteers to keep it open on a regular basis. Anyone who can assist with any of the needs can contact Mrs. Curtis Shock or Richard Long, s JOINS REALTY FIRM - Charles W. Todd Sr., realtor. Ligonier, announced that David L. Chauncey. Sr., has .joined Appraisals and Sales as an independent real estate sales associate. Mr. Chauncey, a native Hoosier, and his wife. Jacquie. have been Lake Tippecanoe parttime residents for 19 years. They have now located permanently in this area. Mr. Chauncey was previously associated with the V. S. Army and Marion County Health and Hospital Corporation. Indianapolis. W. H. Cable attends Rotary confab in Rome William H. Cable of Syracuse was one of approximately 15.000 Rotarians and their guests from some 100 countries who attended the 70th convention of Rotary International. June 10-13, in Rome. Italy Mr. Cable, a member of the Rotary Club of SyracuseWawasee, was accompanied by his wife, Miriam The convention theme was “Reach Out", representing the Rotary’s concern for the welfare of others. Special presentations and workshops encouraged Rotarians to be more active in helping others in need wijtun their communities and mpromoting international understanding and good will.

Happiness is O * x, |jf § . OB* IB £ 5. ‘ " f l\V < - |: Ki J:■> : J >tC , i ACTUAL S ' 3 High having your own SNOOPY & WOODSTOCK Phone! Take SNOOPY & WOODSTOCK home today. rm U T » 151 W. Market St. 113 S. Huntington St. I I—LJ Nappanee . Syracuse United Telephone Ph. 658-4132 Ph. tw- uei System w/i/ii/f-a-.w-s.-/ 1

Wed., June 27.1979 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

ii i 'fFa* ' *1 o »fi H 1 ngf BUILDERS CLI B DONATES BOOKS - Syracuse Junior High School Builders Club donated books to the North Webster Public Library. Over 1.000 books were unloaded at the librarv. Books were collected by the Kiwanis sponsored Builders Club as its fall service project. The Builders Club will hold a book drive again this fall to collect books for the Syracuse and North V\ ebster libraries. Helping unload the books were Pat Hare. left, and Ken Turner, right. Wawasee FFA busy in June

The first half of June has found many of the members of the Wawasee Future Farmers of America very active In addition to the annual state convention, held last week at Purdue University, members have competed in demonstration contests and judging contests State Contests Representing the' local chapter at the Indiana State Fairgrounds for the state crops and entomology judging contest wen* Brian Roberts. Adam List. Bill Haab and Ron Pollock, as a team and Raymond Hively. competing as an individual. Hively placed in the blue ribbon division of the state entomology contest The crop judging team finished in the Fisher’s car stolen, found John Fisher, r 2 Milford, discovered his ear had been stolen while he was in an implement store in downtown Milford He reported the theft at 6:15 p.m.. Wednesday, June 20. Marshal Hobbs recovered the stolen vehicle at 10:30 p.in .from in front of an apartment building at the corner of First and Main streets, in Milford, just two blocks from where it was stolen The marshal believed the car was taken for a “joyride. ’’ Stolen trom the car were several eight-track tapes and the gearshift knob. f

Ray Buhrt GENERAL CONTRACTOR Residential & Commercial Building Phone: 457-3431 Road 13, Syracuse

white ribbon group of the contest. Both contests consist of an identification section and a written quiz Area Contest The Area Horticulture Judging Contest was held recently in Porter County The Wawasee FFA team of Raymond Hively, Judy Wall. Lisa Hummel and Brian Roberts captured the first four individual plaeings respectively, to place first in the contest Another Wawasee team placed third Those team members and their individual plaeings were Karen Hummel, sixth: Mick Shock, ninth; Judy Ferverda. loth; and Kay Ferverda. llth Both teams are not eligible to represent the local chapter in the state contest which is held during the Indiana State Fair in August. Jw Sands also competed in the area contest for Wawasee. ssoodamage in 2-vehicle crash A car driven by Penny E. Hawkins. 20. Milford, collided with one being driven by Lucy W Miles. 84. Syracuse, on Saturday. June 16. at 6:50 p m Hawkins was traveling south on Main Street in Milford and the Miles woman was eastbound on Catherine Street Damage to the Hawkins’ car was $5<M» The Miles' car had no damage

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