Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 48, Number 39, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 7 July 1955 — Page 3
All oF us get sudden thoughts —and forget them just as suddenly . - Cottages For Rent BURL D. SILVER South Side Dewart Lake
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Officiating at pouring of the first concrete pavement on the Toll Road recently near Howe were deft to right), Herman D. Harman, chief engineer for the toll road commission; J. F.
I Route 9 north of Howe In LaI Grange County nears comple-
Healey. paving superintendent ; for the S. J. Groves & Sons ' Company which is building a ■ 12.4-mile section of the road in I that area: Herbert A. Griffis. Groves* project manager, and Lloyd I. Monroe, project engineer for Hardesty & Hanover and Andrews, Clark & Buckley of New York, the design engineers. ■ — 530 in County 4-H Home Ec. Projects 1955 enrollment in 28 4-H 1 Home Economics Clubs in Kosciukso County is 530 members ' reports Mrs. Ruth Snellenberger. county 4-H club agent for girls* work. This is only a slight increase over the 1954 enrollment of 512 members. Three new clubs have been | organized although one group took the name formerly used by another group but who did not re-organize this year. This was the Warsaw Clever Clovers 4-H Club. Mrs. Frank Leslie of Warsaw is the leader of the group of girls in this club, all of whom live in the west part of Warsaw. The Crystal Lake Cook and Look Club is a new club. under the leadership of Mrs. Carroll Eller, Members live in the north and eastern part of Harrison Township. The Merry Managers 4-H Club is a county club newly organized this year for older girls* management project Mrs. Milton Bloom of Claypool is the adult leader. Pa Smith of Atwood is the president and Pearl Wilman of Pierceton is the‘secretary. This new project was introduced in .the county on a trial basis this year. Further defails expect to be worked out for more widespread participation next year. 4-H club year culminates with exhibiting and submitting record books at the county fair, August 8 to 13. • FIREMEN CALLED Syracuse firemen were called late Friday afternoon to the rear of the D. V. Bergstrom residence on Ogden Island at Wawasee. A small trash fire which was the cause of the call was so minor that' the firemen drove past without noticing it. Possibly two bucketsful of water were used to completely subdue the blaze. Phone News Items to 191.
| tion. An interchange will be loI rated just west of this site.
Highway Department To Buy New Mowers Seventy-two / rotary mowers to use in the maintenance of roadsides, are to be purchased by The Indiana State Highway Department Virgil Smith, Chairman, announced today. Rotary mowers, which were used experimentally last year, proved extremely satisfactory, and will be used in areas where heavy brush and seedlings make mowing difficult. Ninety-six cycle bar mowers, which cut a five foot swath, will be confined to areas that can not be reached by the rotary mowers. Mr. Smith said. Sixty of these will be used on old tractors which the Highway Department has on hand. The balance is the new hydraulically driven and controlled type, an innovation in mowers. The Highway Department is placing one of these new pieces of equipment in each of its 36 sub-districts to be used on an experimental basis. Conservation Division Clarifies Fish Laws Many inquiries have recently been received by the Indiana Department of Conservation regarding certain rules, regulations and laws concerning fishing licenses in Indiana. It is unlawful to fish without license, except children under 18 years of age. Owners or tenants of farm land and their families living .with them are exempt when fishing on their particular farm. Os course a license is not necessary to fish in private ponds, quarries, gravel pits. etc., which have no inlet or outlet, however, it would be embarrassing to be caught away from the, pond or off the private property with fish and fishing equipment. Boundary Exceptions When fishing the Ohio river from the Indiana shore, an Indiana license is required, however, if fishing from a boat, a Kentucky license is necessary. Along the Wabash where it forms the boundary between Indiana and Illinois, a license from either state will be recognized. When fishing from an Indiana shore or pier on Lake Michigan an Indiana license is necessary. Unlike many states. Jndiana’s non-resident fishing license costs little more than a resident license. A season non-resident license is only $3 while a fourteen day non-resident license may be bought for $2. A woman can get a resident license for fishing Indiana waters for sl.
Guernsey Breeder Named to Association Harold C. Yoder of Pasture Haven Farm here has been elected to membership in the American Guernsey Cattle Club, non-profit agricultural organization serving over 40.000 purebred Guernsey breeders throughout the United States. Yoder started with purebred Guernseys in 1942 and now owns about 60 head. The herd is doing DHIA and HIR testing. He is a member of the Indiana Guernsey Breeders" Association and is serving a second term as president of the Elkhart County Guernsey Breeders' Association. He has shown his fine Guernseys at the Elkhart County Fair, Indianapolis Fair and the Kendallville Fair. The American Guernsey Cattle Club records the registration of purebred Guernseys—those whose ancestry can be ■ traced back to the Isle of Guernsey. original home of the breed. The AGCC also records the results of official production tests; I and. through Golden Guernsey | Incorporated. supervises the ! marketing of Golden Guernsey Milk. ' / t Genius is eternal patience. —Michelangelo
EYES Meding cart deserves a careful conpltit exaniaatiM and analysis. Perhaps glasses are seeded, Maybe treatments—We are always glad te advise yen. Over 35 Years of Fine Eyewear DR. H. R. COIL OPTOMETRISTS 125 E. WAYNE—A-9111 We Fit Contact Lenses Ft. Wayne, Ind.
LATEST DISNEY SHOW <■ J®lll> ■ ' i \ Star of the latest Disney trulife to be shown locally is this prairiedog who gives every indication of taking his new occupation as motion picture celebrity with equanimity. The Vanishing Prairie opens Tuesday at the Pickwick. South Shore Ladies Have Partners Low Net 25 Ladies of the South Shore Ladies* Golf Association were on hand Tuesday for "Partners Low Net*’. Ist place for 18 holes, went to Joan Stoelting, Laverne Place and Libby Pattengale. 2nd place was tied with Myrta Tilson. Mary Jane Christine. Carol Todd, and Doris Kessler, Florence Burger. Jean Van Sickle. 9 hole Ist place was won by Stella Heckman, Isabel Stockberger, Ann Sudlow. and 2nd by Renee DeMuth. Louise Stevenson and Pearl Marks. The game next week will be Low Putt. Low’ Gross on LowHoles and the members will bring Picnic Lunch. This Friday.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS Painting — Carpenter Work —- Roofing — Siding PAUL CHRISTINE PHONE 633-M • SYRACUSE, IND. L. J. MODESFTT CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Phone 1633-J Syracuse Seiffert Mosaic & Tile Co. GENUINE CLAY TILE For: Walls - Floors - Patios - Etc. We also carry Cork, Rubber, Asphalt Tile Flooring WELCOME TO OUR NEW GIFT SHOP & Mile So. of Syracuse on Road 13 Phone Syracuse 107-J
•yjSB? IHr a -j’un'n < Chevrolets'Supor Turbo Fire Vffwith 180 hp You can spot this one by the twin tailpipes. No mat- dustry, the most power per pound, and the only 12-Volt ter what you drive, you’re going to see twin-exhaust electrical system in its field—all this plus a fourChevrolets pulling away-in traffic, on the toughest barrel carburetor and free-breathing twin exhausts.t hills, on the long straightaways. Want .to sample this silk-lined cyclone? Just give .. . Unless you have a “Super Turbo-Fire VB”* of us a call, any day .this week and we’ll be proud to your own. And then you’ll know what it’s like to pilot show you just how, hot aVB can be. the car that sets the pace for everything else—and wagon models have single exhaust pipes. doesn’t pause to read the price tags! q—q' What makes the Super scat? Chevrolet’s superb , valve-in-head VB, with the shortest stroke in the inS. A M. MOTOR SALES ED KLEINKNIGHT
8 July. The Tippecanoe Country Club is having a Pro Amateur Women’s Tournament. “Red” Wiley, South Shore Pro, is taking Mary Jane Christine, Susanne Bartlett, and Myrta Tilson. Charlie Pace is taking Libby Pattengale, Joan Stoelting and Laverne Pace. W.C.T.U. To *Meet The home of Mrs. J. C. Bailey will be the scene of a meeting July 11 of the Women’s 5 Christian Temperance Union. Election of officers is included on the'agenda for Monday’s meeting, which will begin at 7:30 pm.
F CHRISTIAN I SCIENCE J Ik. HEALS SUM M:IS AM—WOWO—II9O k«. SUM 10:15 MM—WTMO— IS<O kg. SUM 11:30 UM—WKAM 1460 ko. The Woodwork Shop We Fix Anything Made of Wood We Excel in Antique Refinishing All Types of Lawn & Wicker Fnrnitnre Sprayed ' Free Estimates on House Painting Paul A. Levernier Phone 633-L, 157 & 204“
THURSDAY 1 JULY 1R55 SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JBBRNAL—:
Cameras and Camera Repair, Film and 24 hour Film Service, Hobbies and Crafts—Come in for your "Leisure Hour" “THE STORE ON THE CORNER" KINTIGH'S CAMERA & HOBBY SHOP 102 South Main Street Goshen, Ind. '■■■a , FT'-" "1■: We are happy to announce the manufacture of a New Line of Products to meet the popular demand of this Area ■ -ml • ■' PA w**: jjt/ > '-•1; ■MB BrIIIIIIIIRIIEK HRSIhBIIIIImmSmBBHRw ORNAMENTAL HAND RAILS CORNER & PANEL SUPPORTS GRILL GUARDS Manufactured in Our Own Plant A variety of styles and models are on display at our firm. We invite you to visit our plant. Our product is made to meet your specifications. Installation and painting on request. Free Estimates. PLAN YOUR IMPROVEMENTS NOW NICOLAI MACHINE I REPAIR SHOP 600 So. Main — Phone 232 Syracuse, Ind.
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