Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 46, Number 19, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 22 February 1952 — Page 4

SCHOOI NEWS

SENIOR NEWS The Seniors would like to wish a very happy birthday to: Dina Mench, February 21. Alden Stuckman, February 19. Tom Tuttle, February 18. — Donna Cleghorn. F. F. A. NEWS The Syracuse Chapter of Future Farmers met in the Vocational Agriculture room Wednesday, Feb. 13. The contract for the F. F. A. gilt was read by Harold Denton. Emory Stiffler and Arthur Mabie were elected as delegates to attend the State F. F. A. convention held the first of April at Purdue. The Safety Forms are to be handed in to Arthur Mabie so he will be able to send in his final report by February 15. — Emory Stiffler. SPORTS Syracuse was defeated by Ligonier 58-37, last Friday night at Ligonier. The Red Raiders came back to win RttPF trailing by 4, points in the first quarter. They led the Yellow Jackets by ten points at half-time and by 49 and 2'i points at the end of the third < and fourth quarters. The Yellow Jackets have two games this week. They will play South Whitley here Wednesday, February 20 and at Leesburg on Friday, February 22. This will ben the last scheduled game for the Jackets this year. Pete Doll sank a long one to draw first blood in the game. Doll had 7 points in the first quarter to help the Jackets lead 14-ilo at the end of the first quarter. Craig helped to bring the Red Raiders back into the game by scoring 10 points. Ligonier scored only one

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foul shot, but had 10 field goals in the first half. Syracuse was only able to score 7 points in the second quarter. The Yellow Jackets scored 7 field goals and 7 foul shots in the first half. The Red Raiders led by half-time, 31-21. In the third quarter, the Yellow Jackets were only able to score & points to 15 points for the Raiders. The Ligonier quintet came back in the last half to double their lead. Tom Kroh led the Yellow Jackets with 12 points. Doll and Connolly both had 9 points. Craig had 22 points for the Red Raiders. SYRACUSE 14 ®1 27 37 LIGONIER 1 0 31 46 58 The Jackets of the second team won their fourth consecutive tilt by defeating Ligonier’s second team, 32-30. Losee sank a long shot in the last second of the game to give the Jackets their victory. Tom Roose, a replacement from the first team, led the Yellow Jackets with 14 points and Allen led the Raiders with 12 points, — Clifford Kistler. DEPARTMENTAL NEWS Do you ex-students remember the incident which took place in 192'2? That was the year the big carnival was held at the grade school to raise money to buy a movie projector. After the expenses of repairing the grade school, which was raised by the carnival, there was enough left over to buy a silent Zenith projector. It was a 35 millimeter projector. In 1936 the changing styles led us to buy a 16 millimeter silent Bell-Howell machine. With further changes in 194*2 we purchased a Victor 16 milli-

meter with sound which we have used until February 11 this year. Now we have the latest style; it is an Ampro with a thousand watt bulb and its 29 pounds is considerably lighter than the old one which weighed 4'5 pounds. — Dolores Druckamil|er, Charlotte Nolan, find Robert Nicolai. WHO’S WHO HE IS: Thomas Edwin Roose; nicknamed “Legs”; six foot tall; a member of the Double Sext et and the Boy’s Quartet; on the varsity basketball team; Junior News Reporter. HE WAS: Born in Plymouth, Ind., on December 8, 1934; in the Operetta in his Sophomore year; in the Junior and Senior class plays. HE HAS: A ’39 Chevie; brown hair and brown eyes; a job at Jones’ Dairy; a pair of black police shoes. HE LIKES: Typing; Edd e Fisher; Guy Lombardo; basketball; football; spaghetti; fried chicken; steak. HE DISLIKES: Girls who think they are more than they are; oysters; Connolly’s actions. — Marcia and i . Shirley Disher. SPEAK-EASIES NEWS Several weeks ago Mrs. Petrie, the speech instructor at Warsaw High School, contacted the Syracuse Speak-Easies concerning the discussions held weekly over WRSW in Warsaw. We were asked if we would like to participate. Naturally we all like to discuss so we accepted the offer. The only topic they could offer us at the time was, “Is the United Nations A Success?” Patricia Kitson, Roger Coil, Audrey Hamman, and Philip Nine as alternate were finally chosen. The Warsaw students were Joan Reed, Russell Poor, Douglas Whitesell, and Jim Armington as moderator: Each were assigned one of the-six organs of the United Nations and were prepared to tell the duties of each. After that? Well .... At 7:00 p.m. we wefit on the air. After introducing us and we had explained the organs, the discussion began. This was at 7:l'o'. Mr. Immel sat holding his breath because he thought we would not be able to fill the remaining twenty minutes. He had faith in us but after all, this was fairly new. Miss Hamman was sitting quite calm (almost too calm) and was twisting her hands. Miss Williams seemed quite at ease but if you looked at her eyes you could see a faint semblance of fear. Philip Nine got ‘‘red in the face”, the least bit excited, and Audrey Hamman’s hands were cold. At around 7:25 we began to speed up our discussion because we had so much to say. At 7:30 ! we were stiH going strong and thanks to

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WRSW for giving us that extra minute or so. You see, folks, we ran out of time and enjoyed ourselves so much that we weren’t ready to stop. It was so good for us and we really enjoyed it. If, you listened to it you can’t help but know it. Thanks to the Warsaw Speech Organization and WRSW’ for allowing us the privilege to appear on the Junior Town Hall discussion. And did we ever discuss! — Audrey Hamman. FEATURE STORY In case of an emergency, could you give “First Aid”? No, not first to finish the victim — first to aid the victim! Did you know that one person in fourteen receives injuries each year? And that one out of one hundred of these die? And that only one out of fourteen go to a doctor? Accidents can be prevented. But after they happen much can be done. For example: After an automobile accident, people rush to the scene. They gather excitedly around the injured in order to give aid to them. Usually they try to move the victims, get them, and end by helping to kill them. Why? Because there are only a few people trained for such emergencies. The other people are merely adding to the confusion. Why don’t more people see that they have the know how when it comes to caring for those who have received injuries? A film was shown to the high school assembly Monday. This was originally intended for the home economics classes since they are studying first aid. It shows just how one with the know how can care for persons with burns, cuts in arteries and veins, shock, and abrasions. Not only that but what not to do! Such as moving accident victims and so forth. First Aid is not something one can explain in a few paragraphs or even pages. You should take it upon yourselves to know what to do in case you come face to face with an EMERGENCY. Your child is choking! Your husband or wife has fallen and broken his or her leg! A car crashed into your home and injures the driver! A rattlesnake bites your next door neighbor! The beautician burns you with her instruments! On and on.’ Your library has books on First Aid and most communities offer courses. It’s up to you! And find out NOW how to care for injured. You might save your own life! Is it worth -RF That is: TO KNOW FIRST AID. — Audrey Hamman.

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Having Trouble with Alcohol? — ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — Box 181, Syracuse, Ind (ts) Protect yourself against a rise in interest rates. If you get a Federal Land Bank loan on your farm NOW, you will never pay more than 4% interest. You have the safety of 33 years to pay, but you can pay any amount any time. A farmers' cooperative. Martin M. Bassett, Sec.-Treas., North Central Indiana, N. F. L. A., Room 23 Shoots Bldg., Goshen, Indiana; and 120 W. Market St., Warsaw. Indiana. (4.1-ts) NOTICE:... Public Chili Supper. March Bth, Legion Hall. Served by Legion Auxiliary. Everyone invited. (18-3 t WANTED TO TRADE: Thor Automagic Ironer, in very good condition, for something I can use. Would prefer electric sweeper with attachments. Mrs. Russell Ryman, phone 1631-J. WANTED: Waitress. Experience not necessary. Wawasee Case, Syracuse. _ . MUSIC DEPARTMENT Saturday, February .23, a group of students will journey to Butler University, Indianapolis, Indiana to the state music contest. Stover Hire will play his cornet; the high school double mixed sextet and the mixed quartet will sing. ** Those in the mixed sextet are Audrey Hamman, Suzy Kleinknight, Dina Mench, Patricia Hapner, Roxanna Weaver, Jane Bachman, Philip Nine, Dale Plummer, John Connolly, Joel Bates, Tom Roose, and Louis Byland. In the mixed quartet we have Shirley Disher, Dina Mench, Joel Bates and Louis Byland. Shirley Disher our slave at the piano, has helped a great deal in getting ready for these contests. She accompanies the double sextet while Jane Bachman, our other piano player for the mixed quartet is doing a fine job to make the set up ideal. I personally wish to thank Mrs. Lucy Kroh, Mrs. Millard Hire, and Nelson Byland for the transportation to the contest last week and to Mrs. Millard Hire and Nelson Byland for the transportation this week. It makes a director feel real good inside when we have such good cooperation from parents and students. — Mr. Gustafson. Phone us your news -— 191!

FOR SALE SEE ETTER REAL ESTATE FOR THE FOLLOWING GOOD BUYS: SYRACUSE Lake, NORTH SIDE: Three bedroom modern home; lovely kitchen, large living room with fireplace, sun parlor, automatic oil heat, garage. A pleasure to show at $21,000. 37 acres, muck ground, on highway 13, south of town 2% mi. 6-room partly modern home, 3-brooder houses, large chicken house, barn, corn crib, fruit trees, berry patch, wonderful garden spot. This location is ideal for fruit and vegetable market. With a little work and vision, this is as near finding security as you will ever find it. Price only $8750.00. Possession 30 days. Syracuse lake front, in town.— 3-bed room, 5-room modern home. Completely furnished. Move in tomorrow. Reduced from .sll,oo*o. |to SIO,OOO for quick sale. Down payment can be arranged, as well as the monthly payments, 5% interest. Would you pay $1(2,5'00.00 for a home? If I prove to you that you can’t duplicate it today and build? Then listen to this: Two acres, with fenced in orchard. 7-room, 4 bed room, modern home, large living room, venetion blinds throughwtit. Spacious dining room ■handy to kitchen, light and cheerful kitchen, new and plenty of cupboards; new garbage disposal. Space in kitchen to eat breakfast for 8. Large laundry room, equipped for automatic washer and drier. Plenty of space for deep freeze. 3 bedrooms up, one bedroom down. More closet space than the usual home. Complete bath, shower over tub, medicine cabinets, linen closets, large hot water heater, water softener. Completely newly decorated, and fully insulated. Metal roof, all down-spouted, nice basement-, with stoker furnace, two years old. Extra fruit room. Two car garage. Property located just outside of city limits, on good road. Let me show you this. FOR SALE: “Special Notice”—to party thinking of buying a home. This one has value. Where can you buy a Syracuse lake front lot for $2,500.00, and what can you build for $5,500.00, especially a sixroom house, with 3 bedrooms, parlor, living room with picture window, and no running outside these cold days; it has a full bath. Your wife can whip up a meal fit for a King in this kitchen. Spacious, light, lake view, plenty of cupboards, and new too. Yes, it is a value at sß,o'o'o.oo and we can work out some terms if desired, and you -can move in tomorrow. Papakeechie Lake. 2 bedroom, modern home, kitchen, living room and dining combination. Glassed and screened in porch. Nice basement, with lanndry room, automatic oil furnace, I home fully insulated. Extra space in attic for two bedrooms with little work and expense. Price only sß,ooo.o=o<, terms. North Huntington St. — 2 bedrooms, 5-room modern home, nice kitchen, good location, garage. Only $6,500.00. Kale Island, Wawasee. — Ideal for couple. Modernistic stucco cottage. Modern, partly furnished, fire place, tile floor, full bath, new cabinets builtin. Screened-in porch, bunk beds. Access to good beach. Price only $7,250.00. Terms. 9-Acre apple orchard. Modern 2- 1 bedroom home, garage under > home, other out buildings, a ( good garden spot. House alone well worth the asking price of $10,500.0'0. Five (5) Acres, 2 bedroom home with out buildings. Located 3 miles northeast of Syracuse on good road; $6250. Business Opportunity at Wawasee Lake. — Combination grocery, tavern and restaurant. Living quarters. Takes $10,0'00.00 to handle. Come take a look. Papakeechie Lake. — 2 bedroom modern home. Nice Jiving room and kitchen facing beautiful Lake Papakeechie. Includes a heating stove, Bendix washer, refrigerator and a gas stcve. Selling price of slo,'o*oo.oo, or $25001 down, easy payments. Phones 230-R and 653-L. — ETTER REAL ESTATE. List With ETTER today and start rolling your rugs. LOST: Black Cocker Spaniel male dog. Answers to the name of Nosey. Reward. Harry Nicolai, phone 232. EXCAVATING, Trenching, Sewers, water line, field drain, mobile full swing hoisting crane. J. A. Eberly. (18-ts)

FOR RENT FOR RENT: Floor Sander and Polisher at the Wawasee Lbr. Co., Phone 278, Syracuse. (12-ts) FOR RENT: Nicely furnished room, board if desired. Phone 609-W. (17-ts) FOR SALE OR RENT— All modern five room house, full basement, garage, Venetian blinds, five years old. Four blocks from town. J. W. Jones. 16-ts

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WANTED: Standing timber that will make saw logs. Elkhart Lumber and Sawmill, 2100 Johnson Street, Elkhart, Indiana. (9-llt) SALESMEN WANTED: FORCED TO CHANGE by other business interests. Splendid Rawleigh business now available in South Elkhart County where products have been sold many years. Nearby dealers doing good business too. Will furnish list of customers and help you get started. See Virgil Deisch, Leesburg, or write Rawleigh’s, Dept. INA-124-216A, Freeport, 111. (15-st) DE-STROY — The amazing new Rat Killer—with WARFARIN, ready-mixed, ready -to - use. Farm size, $2.75. 1-Ib size, sl. Money back guarantee. Thornburg Drug Co. Syracuse North Webster (8-16 t INSURANCE IS YOUR AUTO and FIRE Insurance too high? If so, see Knox H. Stetler Agency. “Insurance at a Saving!”—Phone Syracuse. (2 6-ts) KOSCIUSKO COUNTY FARMS — ,2'86 ACRES — Kosciusko County, northeast of Warsaw on parbee Lake; good tillable acreage and cattle farm; 80x160: barn; two silos. Excellent 9-room house and other outbuildings — $64,000. — 27 ACRES — Good woods and well on property. Northeast of Syracuse. — 83 ACRES — &5 acres nice clay soil, 28 acres good muck and pasture. — 110 ACRES — Good woods and excellent pasture land and clay acreage. Northeast of Syracuse. — 5 ACRES Excellent home; 6-room story and half — large garage and workshop; strawberry bed and raspberries. Several miles south of North Webster. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Several good profitable and wellestablished business houses will sell to right persons. Your opportunity to be independent and start in business for yourself. Restaurant — Sporting Goods Store — Grocery with income property — Drive-In — Channel Frontage with cabins. .<C Between LAKE & HARRISON 6 rooms and bath — new furnace — good basement; a block from the lake in downtown Syracuse; ]sß,o>oo. SOUTH HUNTINGTON Insulated Brick — 2-car garage—good lot on channel; well-plan-ned 2 bedroom, home. A good location and fine home. FRONT STREET Modern Bungalow — newly decorated — A real home in the best location. SYRACUSE LAKE Several good lake shore properties on North Shore and in town. WAWASEE LAKE Year around modern homes on Ogden Island, Morrison Island, and South Shore. ON CHANNEL 6-room well built home for year round living. Near Macy’s Slip; large yard well landscaped — 158,5W.(H). EDW. E. STEPHENSON Real Efetate Broker Syracuse — Phones 198 or 810

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FOR SALE: Unfinished threeroom bungalow. Full basement; two extra rooms can easily be added. One-half mile south of Waco on old 13. Large lot. Can be purchased as low as S3OO down. Phone 609-W. , (14-ts) FOR SALE: 12 feeding shoats. % mile south on old road 13. Charles Searfoss, R. R. 2. FOR SALE— Story and Clark pianos. Stucky Furniture. (18-ts) FOR SALE: Anchor TV booster, practically new, $20.0'0. Phone 1605-R. FOR SALE: Tropical fish and tanks and pump. Cheap. Mrs. Rosenberry, King’s Grocery. (18-ts) FOR SALE: 2 650x1'6 Kelly Springfield tires and tubes; new, $42.50. Phone 236. FOR SALE: New Potatoes. Dean Grady, phone 6-F-40, on state road 13 south of town. (44-ts FOR SALE: 1 good long nap wool (9x112 rug and pad. Oakwood Park Supt. f6r SALE: New home at Wawasee lake, 5" rooms, 1% baths, -5 closets, Nappanee cabinets In kitchen, cement basement 30 x 4-O, oil furnace, electric pump and water heater, laundry and play room, 2 car garage, corner lot 135 x 150, lake privileges, % block from grocery and case, „ 1 block fyom South Shore Golf Club. — Roy Brown, Syracuse, Ind., R. R. 3. (14-ts) GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES For Sale. A. K. C. litter registered. Silver grays. Champion bloodlines. Wayne’s Grill. Syracuse, Ind. 13-81 FOR SALE: Water softener — 40,000 grain, good condition. John Darr, 8-F-11. FOR SALE: 9 young butcher rabbits. No Sunday sales. Phone 15F12. One mile north of town. Ben Zimmerman. FOR SALE: Used Washing Ma- . chine. Good condition. Atz Furniture Co., Ligonier. FOR SALE: 6 piece Dining Room Shiite. Priced to sell. Atz Furniture Co., Ligonier. FOR SALE: Square Oak Dining Room Table. Extension, large size. Atz Furniture Co., Ligonier. > REFRIGERATORS: $75.00 allowance regardless of age or condition on trade for a new PHILCO. Atz Furniture Co., Ligonier. FLOOR COVERING: Linoleum, Linotile, Rubber Tile and Asphalt. See us for estimates. Atz Furniture Company, Ligonier. Goshen Community Auction Sales (Monday, Feb. 25 at 12 o’clock) Monday we will have: 1 John Deere Model A Plow and Cultitor; 3-section drag; John Deere Manure Spreader; Case Field Harvester with motor and blower; John Deere rubber tire wagon and grain box; Case 10-in. Hammer mill, nearly new. Top Prices This Week were: Milk Cow $357.50 Heif. & Steers .4.— $26 to s3lJ2s* Bulls, top 1 $27.70 Veal, top - $40.50 Butcher Cows — Fat Cows - S2O to $22.80 Butcher Cows —Canners & Cutters sl7 to $19.50 Male Hogs, heavy $10.20 Male Hogs, light $12.50 Fat iHogs, top $18.5'0 Roughs, heavy sl2 to $13.50 Roughs, light sl3 to $15.7'5’ l.e Have the Buyers. Sherman M’Dowell Martin Auctioneers Romayne Sherman - Thomas. Owners