The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 June 1983 — Page 22

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. June 22.1983

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Ridenour to visit Tri-County Area

Department of Natural Resources Director Jim Ridenour announced that he will be available at 10 DNR properties this summer, including the TriCounty Fish and Wildlife Area near North Webster, to meet with Hoosiers with concerns, questions or comments relating to the administration of Indiana’s natural resources. “I am looking forward to having the opportunity to talk with Hoosiers throughout Indiana to learn first-hand where the public thinks the DNR is doing a good job and where people think we need to improve,” Ridenour said. “I hope this series of visits also serves as a reminder to the general public that Governor Orr and those of us serving in his administration are firmly committed to involving people from every part of Indiana in the decision-making processes of state government.” Ridenour’s first property visit will be June 30 at Salamonie Reservoir, near Lagro (Wabash County). Future visits, for which dates have not yet been finalized, include those to Tri-County Fish and Wildlife Area; JasperPulaski Fish and Wildlife Area, Medaryville (Pulaski County); the Indiana State Soldiers Home, West Lafayette (Tippecanoe County); Mounds State Park, Andprson (Madison County); Whitewater Memorial State Park, Liberty (Union County); McCormick’s Creek State Park, Spencer (Owen County); Spring Milll State Park, Mitchell (Lawrence Cbunty); Clifty Falls State Park, Madison (Jefferson

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County), and Angel Mounds Memorial, Evansville (Vanderbaugh County). Ridenour noted that more than 80 per cent of the state’s population lives within a 40-mile radius of at least one of the properties which he will visit. Persons wishing to talk with the DNR Director are not required to reserve a meeting time, but anyone wishing to guarantee a meeting time may do so by contacting the property to be visited the week before Ridenour arrives. Individuals may sign up for a 15-minute meeting with Ridenour; groups may request meetings as long as 30 minutes. Persons wishing to be notified of the exact time and location of the meeting in their area should contact the DNR’s Division of Public Information and Education, 625 State Office Building, Indianapolis, Ind. 46204, or phone the public information office at (317 ) 232-4200. On dean's list at Manchester There are five Manchester College Students from Kosciusko County who have been named by the college dean, Dr. Robert Keller, to the spring 1983 Dean’s List . A total of 94 Manchester College students were named with 22 of the students finishing the first semester with a 4.0 grade point average. Area students named to the spring academic honor list include: Claypool — Ruth M. Lynch, P.O. Box 5, a junior in psychology; Warsaw — L. Camille Werner Siders, 217»/ 2 E. Center, a junior in elementary education; Leesburg — Michael Brade Calobrace, r 2, a sophomore in biology-chemistry; Christine A. Spencer, P.O. Box 275, a junior in accounting; Milford — Suzanne C. Schmucker, r 2, a freshman in chemistry. Manchester College, a fouryear liberal arts college offering associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees, is affiliated with the Church of the Brethren. Wheat harvest Farmers are expected to harvest 1.89 billion bushels of winter wheat in 1983, down 10 per cent from last year but still one of the biggest crops on record, the Agriculture Department said recently.

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TOP TEAMS — Last Wednesday, area women golfers participated in the 18-hole Land O Lakes Golf Tourney held at Maxwelton Golf Course. Syracuse. Lady golfers from Tippecanoe Country Club, South Shore, Maxwelton and Rozella Ford, Warsaw, participated in the tourney. First place team members pictured above in the front row from the left are: Caryl Gildersleeve from Maxwelton; Jan Maher, South Shore; Barbara Ehrhardt, Tippecanoe; and Vai Finkenbiner, Rozella Ford. The team scored a one over par for a total score of 217. Second place finishers in row two are: Mildred Lotter, South Shore: Jackie Wortinger, Maxwelton; Ethel Hughes, South Shore; and Mary Jane Knudsen. Maxwelton. Their total score of 218 was two over par. The third place team who scored 221 for a five over par from the left are: Jane Tudor, Tippecanoe; Susie Hulley, South Shore; and Polly Goshert, Rozella Ford. Not present for the picture was Margi Purdum from Maxwelton. (Photo by Gail Widmoyer)

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INDIVIDUAL WINNERS — Lady golfers from Tippecanoe Country Club; South Shore; Maxwelton; and Rozella Ford. Warsaw, participated in the annual 18-hole Land O Lakes Golf Tourney at Maxwelton Golf Course, Syracuse, last Wednesday. Individual winners pictured above from the left are: Jackie Wortinger, first low gross with 85 and longest drive on the 16th hole; Hulda Sawyer, first low net with 73; Peg Bowland, first low putts with 28; and Diane Savage, closest to the pin on the third hole. (Photo by Gail Widmoyer)

Hook Drugs to open Stores in Kentucky

Indianapolis-based Hook Drugs, Inc., announced June 14, it is expanding its operations into a fourth state with its first store opening in Kentucky at Owensboro this summer. Hook’s first opened stores outside its traditional Indiana marketplace in February of 1979 with the opening of its Fairfield, 111., store. In August of 1980, it expanded into Ohio with a store and Convalescent Aids Center in Englewood. Hook’s now operates 276 drugstores, eight Convalescent Aids Centers and one General Hardware store in the H. Lieber Photo Division. The store in Owensboro is located in the Villa Point Shopping Center on SR 54E. It has 8,100 square feet of sales area and is adjacent to a locally-owned Wendell’s Grocery. Vince Hayden, president of Hayden Construction Company, served as general contractor for the new location. Hayden, also a vice president of Villa Point Shopping Center, and Robert H. Steele, president of Villa Point, are landlords. Commenting on the move to

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Silver Lake Lions, merchants invite all to Silver Lake Days

The Silver Lake Lions and Silver Lake Merchants invite everyone to attend Silver Lake Days 1983. The annual Silver Lake Days Festival will be held July 13-17, Library announces summer activity The Milford Public Library has announced the first Summer Reading Program activity. In conjunction with the theme Reading and Rolling, all children participating in the Summer Reading Program are invited to tour the Mail-Journal to watch “the presses roll.” Interested youngsters should meet in the children’s room of the library on Thursday, June 30 at 12:45 p.m. There is still an opportunity for boys and girls ages three thru grade five to enroll in Summer Reading Program. For more information, contact Donna Angle at the library Monday thru Saturday from 12-5 p.m. Fairfield FFA members place at state convention Fairfield students are among state winners in the Indiana Future Farmers of America Leadership, demonstrations, proficiency and judging contests which took place at the 54th annual state convention of the Indiana FFA at Purdue University last week. ' Ronald Carpenter received third in the agricultural processing proficiency and Keith Miller received a third in dairy production. Fourth place was awarded to Harland Gardner for placement in agricultural production. In the leadership and \ demonstrations category, Tadd Gross and Jeff Lorenz were awarded second place in the /agricultural production i demonstration while the entire club received fourth in improving agriculture and leadership. Of-course Being married saves a man a lot of time making up his mind about things. — Construction Digest. It does Politeness is like air cushion — there may be nothing in it, but it eases the jolts. — The Anagram.

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with carnival rides, parades, and games only a few of the events scheduled for the five-day festival. On Wednesday, July 13, the Little League tourney will begin at 5:30 p.m., while the ice cream social will start at 6 p.m. at the fire station. Homemade ice cream, desserts and sandwiches will be available. A free magic show will start at 8 p.m. at the Lions building. The Little League finals will be held on Thursday, July 14, at 5:30 p.m. Also, at 8 p.m., Warsaw’s Bob Richmond will emcess the annual amateur talent show. Cash prizes will be awarded. On Friday, July 15, the bike races will begin at 6:30 p.m., followed by the kids games and the tobacco spitting contest at 7 p.m. All these events will take place at or near the school. The Silver Lake Days Ladies’ Slow Pitch Softball tourney will begin at 7 p.m. at Lions Field. It will be a 10-team, double elimination tourney. A free street dance will start at 8 p.m., in front of the school. The annual 10-team, double elimination men’s softball tourney will start on 8 a m. on

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Saturday, July 16. The ladies’ tourney will continue at 9:30 a.m. The festival parade will start at 11 a.m. with 13 classes to be judged. Each entry will receive a ribbon for their participation in the annual event. South Central Kosciusko EMS, Inc. will sponsor a dinner from noon until 5 p.m. at the Lions building. The annual garden tractor pull will start at I p.m. At 2 p.m., the team Tug-O-War contest will take place. The 1983 “Miss Silver Lakes Days” Queen will be crowned at 7 p.m. in the Lions building. The EMS raffle winners will also be announced at that time, followed by Lions bingo at 7:30 p.m. Also at that time, a special softball game will be held at Lions Park. A teen dance will be held at the conservation building at 8 p.m. On Sunday, July 17, the men’s softball finals will begin at 8 a.m. The Community Church Service will begin at the school gym at 9 a m. The ladies’ softball finals will begin at 9:30 a.m. The amateur horse shoe pitch will start at 1 p.m. Informatin can be obtained by contacting the Silver Lake Branch of the Lake City Bank, William Kneller or Marvin Carr.