The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 June 1987 — Page 34

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the PAPER — Tuesday, June 16,1987

Mr? fl . •;■' K iH ■-■ NORTH WEBSTER TOWN BOARD — The North Webster Town Board has been extremely busy during the last year keeping up town and the needs of the growing community. Seated, from left, are Clerk Treasurer Eve Payne, Board President Myron Clark, board members Robert James and Sid Markley Jr. (Photo by Deb Patterson)

Changes underway in North Webster

By MYRON CLARIC Town Board President # The North Webster Town Board has seen several changes in the town in the last four years. Two of the largest businesses in town has seen fit to expand and greatly enlarge floor space, with one planning even more expansion. Several new service stores have opened in town and there has been new homes constructed in town for the first time in a number of years.

Children of all ages may participate in Cutie Parade

Cuties of all ages will be featured in the Mermaid Festival Cutie Parade again this year, though only children between four and six are allowed to enter the queen and king contest. The parade line-up will take place behind the Counting House Bank on Wednesday, June 24, beginning at 6 p.m. While children are lined up for the parade, between 6 and 7 p.m., judging will take place. There is no entry fee for the parade though entries must be made by June 17. Categories this year include; motorized or mechanized conveyance, pulled or riding conveyance or walking conveyance. No cars or horses allowed in cutie parade. Registration for the parade will begin at 6 p.m. behind the Coun-

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One step forward has been the rezoning of several acres on the north side of town for a possible future development of an industrial park. The board hopes to see a number of small businesse and industries build there, especially those with owners interested in fine lake living. The town has seen the sewage plant upgraded and all other sevices maintainted. Additionaly, the street department will also be experiencing some needed changes and will be in excelent

ting House Bank and identification numbers will be handed out. The number should be placed on the right side of the entry so it will be visible to judges. All winners of the parade are required to be in the Mermaid Festival Parade on Saturday, June 27, at 4 p.m. Parade line-up for Saturday will be given to winners when they pick up their prizes. However, cutie parade winners will not be eligible for prizes in Saturday’s parade. All prizes for the cutie parade will be presented during the Cutie King and the Cutie Queen contest at Clarksville. Awards this year will include a SI,OOO, 16-year maturity bond to the first place in each category, plus trophies to first, second and third place winners in each category.

the next few years. The board has seen the park facility continue to move toward completion, though the mild winters during the last two years have hindered the beach area from being completed. We, the board, have a goal for the furture of North Webster, which is to prevent furtther detriation of Webster Lake, which is the prime asset of the community. This goal is a prime concern of the boards at the present time.

Bonds are being presented by the International Palace of Sports, while trophies are being awarded by the Sesquicentennial committee. Anyone needing an application may call, or visit the festival office, or write to: Cuties, Mermaid Festival, P.O. Box 11, - North Webster, Ind. 46555

Palace Os Sports 5000 Meter Run 11 A.M. Sat., June 20