The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 April 1980 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., April 9,1980

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PjS| E 1 I if " 11 w Easter jiMJb ■ •■. y£ Coloring I JI contest 7-JIII Bk «dLy ——W* (see other TREATS FAMILY TO DINNER — Julie Emmert, grand prize winner in the Easter ' Coloring Contest, treated her family to dinner at the Syracuse Dairy Queen on Saturday, April photos on ’• The dinnpr was Julie’s prize for being the first place winner at the Dairy Queen. She received a SSO savings bond from The Mail-Journal for being the grand prize winner. POOe 1 ) Members of the Emmert family shown are Julie s mother. Lynn; her sister. Jamie: her ~ 3 father,‘Dennis; and Julie. Serving the dinner is Yolanda Garza. Diary Queen employee./The Emmerts reside on r I Syracuse. (Photo by Deb Fox).

« a -Kira 4 ' B IL I I ’ > • EASTER CtMTTRTKG CONTEST WINNERS — Krista and Kara •'Zimmerman were both winners in the Easter Coloring Contest sponsored' bx The Mail-Journal and participating merchants. Krista, seven, won at Doll’s Decorating in Milford and Kara. 10. won at Bean’s Union 70 Station in Milford. (Photo ■by Terri Chilente •

102-year-old journal sold to Pulaski Co. Press

The Pulaski ; County Journal has, been sold to the editor of the competing Pulaski County Independent Press, effective this week. The Journal was owned by Nixon Newspapers, Inc., operating as Pulaski County Journal, Inc.

■ ■ ~ '* JI r E / Jr W* J.-"* / j I|IJ g * U MBKHBWKMf x jp*L> THE EASTER BUNNY CAME TO TOWN — When the Easter Bunny came to town she was put to work at Village Hair Trends in Syracuse last week! In honor of Easter, Cindy Staker dressed as the Easter Bunny to do her work as a manicurist in the Lakeland community beautv shop. (Photo bv Vicki Hvde-Hickev) 00000000000000000000000 I LAKESIDE 8 VFW 1342 AUXILIARY i — Nominations And 1 (::) I— Election Os Officers—* $; - APRIL 12 ATI P.M. Ladies, Please Plan To Attend Cjj) It's Your Auxiliary < ! '

The Journal is the county’s oldest established weekly legal newspaper, being 102 years old. As a result from the sale, the two-year-old Pulaski County Press will stop publication with this week’s issue and Press subscriptions will change to Journal

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subscriptions. All current Journal subscriptions will be honored for their term. The sale agreement between F. R. (Rick) Sutton, 427 N. Market St., Winamac and John Nixon was finalized Monday, April 7. Nixon is president of the Journal and of Nixon Newspapers, Inc. Sutton announced that the free circulation Independent, owned by Winamac Press, Inc., will continue to publish the weekly. The free paper, published by Douglas F. Haley, will be managed by Sutton. About the. agreement, Sutton remarked the purcharse represents a unique opportunity for the

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county to once again have a single locally-owned newspaper and he hopes to continue some of the traditions of the Pulaski County Journal and its predecessors. Two arrested North Webster Deputy Marshall Frank Winters arrested two men Saturday night, April 4 and charged them on alcohol-related charges. Mario Gonzalez, 19, Warsaw, was charged with illegal consumptin of an alcoholic beverage. Twenty-four-year-old Celestino Alfaro, Goshen, was booked on furnishing alcohol to a minor.

Jan Maher president of Sorosis Club The new' slate of officers for the Sorosis Club of Milford was presented at a recent meeting. The officers are as follows: President — Jan Maher Vice president — Donna Price Recording secretary — Vi Miller Treasurer — Ann Schafer Reporter — Athene Gathrop At the meeting members were reminded of the Reciprocity meeting with the Columbian Reading Circle on Monday, April 14, at 7:30 p.m. in the Milford United Methodist Church. Dorothy Williams will give a book review for the program. After the opening of the meeting, the evening’s program was turned over to Maxine Brembeck, who gave a review of the book “Marvella.” by Marvella Bahy and Mary Lynn Kotz. The book is of a woman’s hope, courage and faith and her bout with cancer. The hostess served Jellodessert, coffee and tea for refreshments. The next meeting will be May 5 which will be the spring party. Athene Gathrop will be the chairman.

v' d/i/' by g. G. TRAVE! TALK

“Seatmate Fare, what’s that?” asked Alfie when he stopped at the agency to report on the Florida trip Lem had arranged for his family during spring break. “Our trip was great and the kids loved every minute of it. Now I’m wondering about this new fare if we take another trip." “It’s new alright,” replied Lem. “Ozark Airlines is offering a reduced fare plan for two adults traveling together to Denver or to certain cities in Florida. One person pays full round trip coach fare and the second person pays just S7O. And since Ozark has flights from Chicago and Indianapolis to Denver and to several cities in Florida, it should be good news to a lot of people who use those flights. This fare for two is a little less than two excursion fares,” added Lem. He then explained the rules for

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m/a jjfr K \ wehkF ’jb 1 WJi PRETTY EASTER BONNETS — The ladies that work at Village Hair Trends in Syracuse decided tocelebrate Easter while they worked last week by wearing homemade Easter bonnets. Gathered around owner Sandy WappaS. seated, are Kris Essig. Peg Smith and Jackie Plikerd. (Photobv Vicki Hvde-llickev) •,

qualifying for Seatmate Fare which are: 1. Two adults must travel together on all flights, coach section: full round trip for one person and S7O for the second. Accompanying children between the ages of two and seventeen pay only 50 per cent of the regular round trip coach fare. There is no limit to the number of children that may go with the adults and they need not be related. 2. Minimum stay is three days; stay as long as you like and advance reservations are not necessary. All coach seats are available for this plan. 3. Effective dates for Seatmate Fares are from April 1 through June 6, 1980. and again from September 1 through November 15, 1980. The reduced fare may not be sold for midsummer travel nor for winter holidav season travel.

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