The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 July 1986 — Page 12

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., July 30,1986

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I3m «R!w ' 4 ’"W* B HK'^' f V* 1 V M v2r *fW ' r ‘ " W ■ ' Fy-Xlt? JUNIOR DIVISION WINNERS — Pictured are the 4-H winners and alternates in the five junior divisions of construction. In the front from the left are Jennifer Roth, alternate; Shanda Bouse, alternate; Deanna Burch, champion and Megan Boggs, champion. In row two are Beth Harman, champion; Angie Smith, champion; Michelle Patrick, alternate; Dawn Burch, alternate and Janelle Kistler, champion. (Photo by Glen Long)

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k Os ■ 1 ■EL? / i -. *• A • | ■•r -y • I ■ 1 O f rWR W S' w6-i ,0 r " * “***" * ... - V ■*l TENTH YEAR 4-H MEMBERS — Honored during the awards ceremony at Warsaw Community High School on Monday night were these 10th year 4-H members. Pictured from the left in the front row are Sarah Alt. Aimee Anglin. Kim Everest. Shawnee Ear) and Karen Pfleiderer, In the second row are Doug Hathaway. John Hawkins. Cindy Davis. Zona Hatfield. Lara Lemon. Sandy Wise and Kathy Weisser. In row three are Randy Beer. Chad Geer. Jon Haab. Richard Karst. Jennifer Shew man. Betty Smith and Sharon Spangle. 1 Photo by Glen Long >

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Wk* / y 7 MSrJB "iAKV -Jp’iatk Shb. -dt 4>S \9 IF JUNIOR FASHION REVUE WINNERS — Pictured are the 4-H winners and alternates in the five junior divisions of fashion revue. In the front row from the left are Lisa Mikel, champion: Jennifer Roth, alternate; Shanda Bouse, champion; Deanna Burch, champion and Julie Lanoue, alternate. In row two are Dalene Hufziger, alternate; Rita Beer, alternate; Angie Smltl, champion: Michelle Patrick, alternate; Martha Ait, alternate and Dawn Burch, champion. (Photo by Glen Long)

Witches image SALEM. MASS — Selfproclaimed witches here have announced the formation of an antidefamation league to counter what they say is ‘false and malicious propagahda” about themselves and to “protect our religious rights “

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IKHr ws-. wTref- ” f A Ji •' ' I fSO’ Will “ lb ’ FASHION REVUE CHAMPIONS — Winners in the senior fashion revue Monday night were, from the left. Rhonda Van Schepen. Karen Pfleiderer. Beth Bammerlin. Janelle Kistler. Pam Brallier and Renee Beer. (Photo by Glen Long)

Bicycle safety ends August 1

The Syracuse bicycle safety program will end Friday, Aug 1, where it will be presented at St Andrew’s church parking lot. The program will begin at 9 a m and end at noon. The bicycle safety program began in June of this year and over 100 children have par ticipated. The program, which is free to all Syracuse residents, consists of an obstacle (.course that includes stop signs, imitation

railroad tracks. U-turn signs and other obstacles that teach children what to watch for when riding bikes on streets Each child is given a stick-on license plate and all bikes are registered. Along with the services offered, each child is given booklets on b cycle safety which they are encoi waged to read • The program was started by Chief Ziller a id Patrolman Kline of the police < epartment and was

C of C needs ideas

With North Webster’s sesquicentennial coming up in 1987, the North Webster Chamber of Commerce is in need of ideas of how and when the celebration should be held. All interested people are invited to attend to a special meeting Monday, Aug. 4, at the Dixie Haven building at the new town beach. The C of C, along with the North Webster Lions Club, took care of the seating for this year's Mermaid Festival. It only took one hour and 45 minutes to put the seating up and one hour and 15 minutes to take them down. Recognition has been given to Indiana Truss for providing the lumber and the North Webster Police Dept, for directing traffic. The chamber collected slightly more than $1,350. The chamber is looking for ideas for a float for next year or better ways to handle the seating. The chamber won first prize, a trophy and a check for $75 for its

turned over the the Syracuse Civil Defense Ron Harris, civil defense direc tor, stated that the bicycle program will be a yearly event that he hopes to improve on each year Funds for the program will come from garage sales and other money making events sponsored by the civil defense throughout the year Harris stated that the civil defense will be holding a garage sale this weekend, Aug 2-3. at the civil defense building on Dolan Drive, beginning at 9 a m in the morning Civil defense members also helping in the bike program are Dawn Coy and Thomas Dahl Sound off Nothing is impossible - if you don t have to do it yourself.

old 26th Annual Show - August 1,2, & 5 Boot Hill o ßanch. 1 ‘/a Miles East Os Jones. Michigan On Bair Lake Road Steam Engines. Gas Engines & Tractors. Sawmills. Threshing & Baling. Clowns. Music. Flea Markets. Exhibitors Welcome Donation $2 (X) Per Person 12 And Over Friday Special SI.OO. For Further Information Call 1 I S9’ acws uft t* ■ I i

float in the Mermaid Festival Parade. With the shell of a pontoon boat provided by JC Mfg., several workers created six small ships from different countries sailing toward the Statue of Liberty. ) The chamber is currently holding a membership drive. Recently mailed forms should be returned to the Chamber of Commerce by Aug. 4. Trips More familien are touring America by auto thia year and more hotels and motels are accepting dogs as guests. Planning assistance and answers to important questions about travelling with your pet can be found in a 64-page directory. It lists the names, addresses and telephone numbers of 2,500 independentlyowned hotels and motels and nine nation-wide chains with 4,000 locations that put out the welcome mat for guests and their pets. (’ailed Touring With Towner, this directory is available from Gaines Dog ('are Center. Send a check for $1.50 to Gaines TWT. PO Box 8172 T, Kankakee, IL 00902 You'll also get store coupons for the company’s dog food products. 4 ♦ * Gaines also sponsors special kennels at Walt Disney World in Florida and Disneyland in California, where pets are sheltered during the day while family members enjoy their visits. If you prefer to travel without your pet, the directory Where to Buy, Board, or Train a Dog lists kennels across the United States where a dog can be boarded for a few days, a few weeks, or an entire season. The 4M-page directory, along vKjth $1 35,h e<?upc»»".fe\di*counts on Gaines dor f<W«l. can be had if you seiw a chAjck for $ 1.50 to Gaino» Kennel Ldirectory, POAox 8177 T, Ka> $- kakee, V. 80902 Th American Boarding h'cnels Association pub hshiM “How To Select a Boarting Kennel," which helps pet owners in evaluating, electing and working with t local boarding kennel To obtun this booklet send a check for $2 to American Board mg Kernels Association 4575 Gallery Road, Suite 40UA, Colorad > Springs. CO H 0915 Take advantage of summer sales AntwijMte your children s play clothes for next year and lake advantage of summer sales Be sure to judge growth bj each child's age Try vinegar When baking homemade bread, brpsh the top with vinegar before baking for a shiny top