The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 June 1987 — Page 32

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Saturday, June 27 Is Parade Day xOfe^— Presenting . . CUP liSssssSß^i WWiM BASS BOATS fi vf/NI H In Stock & On Display ALSO OFFERING: STATE ROAD 13 SOUTH * Johnson * Evinrude * SmC Sterririver NORTH WEBSTER • Mer Cruiser Service * Aerocraft * Kayot 834-4891 * Sea Ryder * Cruisers Inc. * Sea Nymph We Can't Make All The Rolls . . . So We Make The Best LAMB'S BAKERY & CAFE Phone 834-4016 lohn A Linda Lamb Mid Lakes Shopping Center NOBTH WEBSTER, IN 46555 Congratulations North Webster On Your 150th Birthday • Mauzy’s Home Furniture Mart 1503 N. Detroit St., WARSAW

BE NATURAL! BUY NATURAL! "Tired Os All Those Artifical Flavors A Preservatives?" The White Front Is Foj^Tou OUR DELI ITEMS ARE ALL GOURMET COFFEE MADE FROM SCRATCH Swiss Water Process • Broccoli Salad 13 Different Flavors! • New York m • Ossian Meats WE ALSO CARRY: | • Skin Ho? Dogs All Natural < ' 9 • Dried Fruits • Der Strudel Haus Ax _. _ n • Nutmeats White Bread A The Stopl.ght On CR . CarQb Candjes Cheese Buns 13 In North Webster „ . .... r ... Onion Buns „ „ •lncred.bleFru.tJu.ee Plain Bu.ns 834"4121 Assortment • Natural Cheeses For Over The Past 100 Years • Lunch Meats NATURAL FOODS & HOMEMADE DELI Having A Reunion, Graduation, Wedding, Reception, Or A Weekend Get Together? WITAKI ORDERS FOR: Homemade Pies Plain Or Decorated Cakes Salads Desserts PiTty TrOyt Meat, Cheese. Bread Board, Postry, Vegetables & Dip, Fruit & Dip, Hors d’ oeuvres, Etc. Country Gifts Homemade & Shelf Items For Diabetics!

the PAPER — Tuesday, June 16,1987

* . < - ■ /1 ■~ . ©stifii<ols of Tins oovshknoh I.V'DIA.VAPOLIN. INDIANA 46U04-ST9T HMUidHT a. OR> V 1 . OIKSKXOH j June 17, 1987 To the citizens of North Webster: On behalf of the state of Indiana, I would like to congratulate you on a milestone in Hoosier history. You stand part of an important era in the growth of your community. *• ' ' r North Webster displays those qualities of which Indiana is most proud. The village's dedication to its past, present and future citizens is exemplified in the forward-looking approach to community businessfttod civic development. From the early beginnings of entrepreneur Henderson Warner to the construction of Camelot Square the village has escalated its importance in and contributions to Tippecanoe Township, Kosciusko County and the state of Indiana. w North Webster displays basic American values. Through the hard work and devotion of its people, the village has grown from a small patch of buildings to a full-fledged community. The success of this endeavor stands as an example of the potential inherent in the Hoosier people. The village exists as a "Living Reminder of our Indiana Heritage." Founder R.R. Shoemaker displayed much insight whea in May 1837 he platted the village on the banks of Webstar Lake. r- ‘ . Best of luck with your Sesquicentennial festivities. North Webster represents the best of our Hoosier pride. J Sincerely, ROBERT D. ORR Governor RDO:hjm

Cutie Contest to be held at Clarksville

The beautifully, rustic, outdoor setting at Clarksville -in North Webster will be the location for this year's Cutie Queen and King Contest. The pageant will begin at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, June 24, with a rain date of Friday, June 26. An entry fee per child must be paid at the time of registration which must be done on or before June 17. Additionally, all children in the pageant must be between the ages of four and six years of age and must participate in the cutie parade which will be held at 7 p.m. on the 24th. Children participating/fnust wear nice slacks or shorthand shirt. Festival Chairman Dick Runyan explained, “No frilly dresses, suits, swimwear or costumes allowed. This is so that each child may be judged in similar attire.” Because of the many expenses involved there will be a small charge per person at the entrance

A BAPPTBHtTHMY From: Pat, Gary & Arnold FARMER'S FEED SERVICE North

to the pageant. All families of Cutie King*or Cutie Queen Contestants will receive two passes. These will be given to the contestants at the time they register. The 1987 Cutie King and Queen will each receive a $1,000,16-year Maturity Bond Certificate. Two princesses and two princes will be awarded trophies. The bonds are presented by the International Palace of Sports. All persons attending the pageant are encouraged to park at the old Webster House parking lot and enter Clarksville by crossing the covered bridge.