Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 49, Number 36, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 28 June 1956 — Page 11

Mermaid Parade To Be' Filmed For TV Area Mermaid Festival headquarters reports that arrangements have been made to film the Mer-; maid Parade, “Queen of Lakes’’, beauty contest and other festival events to be held in North Webster, June 25-30, and that \ hour of the film may be I viewed over WLBC-TV, Munciej on Wednesday 4th July from 9:30 P. M. to 10:00 P. M.; over WKJG-TV, Ft. Wayne on Saturday 7 July from 4:00 to 4:30 P. M.; and over WINT-TV Waterloo on Sunday 8 July from 4:00 toi 4:30 P. M. The film will also be available to show during the next 12 months at various lion clubs in 1 Indiana; at the 1957 Mermaid Ball, and at other public functions. In addition, festival headquarters report that most stations in the area will show film highlights of the parade and queen contest on their telecast news programs on Saturday 30 June and Sunday 1 July. WRSW radio stations of Warsaw will broadcast the Mermaid Parade from 7:30 to 8:00 P. M. on Friday 29 June direct from the parade route in North Webster, and will broadcast the “Queen of Lakes” contest from 9:30 to 10:00 P. M. on Friday 29 June direct from the Mermaid Festival grounds. WKJG radio station of Ft. Wayne will make a tape recording and will broadcast direct from their Ft. Wayne studio following the parade on Friday evening 29 June. Festival officials report that Ralph Boice, proprietor of the Boice theatre of Warsaw will lilm and develop the official Mermaid Festival film. On The Fairways WAWASEE LADIES Tuesday’s game at the Wawasee Golf Club was Blind Bogey with Minora and Mary Reagon winners in the 18-hole play and Mrs. Betty Tobin for 9 holes. First team play of the Round Robin will be played at the South Shore Golf Club Monday 2 July. Officers this year for the Wawasee Ladies club are Mrs. Thelma Hattersley, president, Mrs. Marian Davidson, Vice-presi-dent. and Mrs. Mary Belle Sharp, secretary-treasurer. MICHIGAN FRUIT For Sale Fresh or frozen, in crates or 10 oz. to 30 lb. cans: Strawberries, sour cherries, white & dark sweet cherries, black & red raspberries, blackberries, dewberries, blueberries, huckleberries, pineapple and rhubarb. Wm. CABLE PHONE 712-L

A- nyin_ • General Brokerage 5 • General 8 2 REALTOR 8 • Notary Public 2 WAWASEE: Lakefront lots at $4250 and $4500 with certain 8 building restrictions. Also channel lots at $2500. \ WAW ASEE: Ideal cottage with 2 bedrooms, knotty pine kitch- 2 2 en, shower, oil heat, garage. Exceptionally nice, g * SBSOO. S \ WAWASEE: Picturesque lake home that was built for happy 8 2 and comfortable living with five bedrooms. Its m 2 SBO,OOO. 2 \ WAWASEE: One of the most striking lake homes in the lake 2 region with it’s own unique setting. $39,500. \ PAPAKEECHIE: 378’ wooded lakefront setting with a 2 bed- s :y room “Modem Log Home.” Almost new at $16,500. 2 \ BETWEEN THE LAKES: 50’ terraced lot on the state high- 8 way with 2-bedroom trailer. $3500 —it’s modem. \ PAPAKEECHIE: A haven for peace and relaxation ir> a tri- 2 level 2 bedroom home. $14,000 and very handjj. \ DEWART LAKE: Rambling ranch home with spacipui? rooms £ for year ’round living. Knotty pine interior. $34,500. 2 Congratulations to the North Webster Lions on another terrific job . . . 1956 Mermaid Festival S WEBSTER LAKE: Guest proof but spacious on a large lot 2 with double garage. Everything included at $11,500. « t, —Licensed To Serve Your Real Estate Needs— | j: Dick Denzel, Realtor, 1653-M E. Ketering, 226-R | Gd——■- — - — — —

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Mr. and Mrs. John Auer of i Syracuse will celebrate their | golden wedding anniversary with j open house at their home from 7:00 to 9:00 Saturday evening. | Married in Warsaw’ on 30 June |

Sicks-Clute Wedding The marriage of Mrs. Sally P. Clute and Dr. Okla W. Sicks, j both of Indianapolis, took place | at 1:00 P. M. Saturday 23 June in the home of Mrs. Clute. j Dr. Jean S. Milner, minister of Second Presbyterian Church, I officiated at the ceremony beMAXWELTON LADIES In the Blind Bogie play at Maxwelton 19 June, winners for 18 holes were Martha Kinder and for 9 holes, Doris Sedgwick. Winners of the two ball mixed foursome on 24 June were Low’ Gross—Ely Blakesley and Joe Curtis: 2nd low gross—Bake Cripe and Max Kintigh. Special on No. 6—Bob Anderson and Jeanette Reedy. High Score— Floyd Humphries and Kati Zook. Longest drive on 6—Doris Sedgwick and Bob McAndrews SOUTH SHORE LADIES 1 In the low putt twosome game Tuesday, winners of the 18-hole play were Doris Kissler and Mary Jane Christine with 65 putts and Suzanne Bartlett and Mary May McCloy with 67 putts. Playing 9 holes, Mary Agnes j Hughes and Billie Rigdon were winners. Twenty members entered the game. Eighteen stayed for luncheon and the business meeting that followed. First of the Round Robin teams will play at South Shore on Monday. A picnic is planned for 10 July and guest day 17 July. Members are asked to sign up for their guests at the next meeting.

! 1906 they have lived their entire lives in the Syracuse comi munity. The Auers have two | sons, Orville of South Bend, and | Nelson of Syracuse, and four 1 grandchildren. Another son, j Earl, is deceased.

fore members, of the immediate families and close friends of the ; couple. Mrs. Terrace T. Donahue, daughter of Mrs. Clute, served as her attendant. i Dr. Sicks and his bride travel- , ed to Chicago and Mockinac Is--1 land and are now residing in Indianapolis. Dr. Sicks has been a summer resident of Ogden Island for a number of years. AUER-MARTIN WEDDING Miss Carolyn Jean Martin of Bremen and Robert Eugene Auer of near Syracuse were married Friday evening "in the home of the Rev. J. C. Bailey. Miss Martin is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Martin of Bremen | and Mr. Auer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Auer, j Attending the couple at the i double-ring ceremony were the i groom’s brother and sister-in- ! law, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Auer. The bride wore a white streetrlength dress with a corsage of pink gardenias. Mrs. Auer wore a pink dress with white gardenias. Following a two weeks’ vacation at Long Lake, Wisconsin the couple will be at home in Redmon Park at Dewart Lake. Mr. Auer is employed at Liberty Coach Company in Bremen. ATTEND AUDIO VISUAL" CONFERENCE AT I. U. Paul Bixler, principal, and Lewis S. Immel, building and grounds coordinator of Syracuse, are both participating in the annual audio-visual education conference, June 18-22, at Indiana University where speakers have included experts in the field from the N.E.A, International Cooperation Administration and universities and municipal school systems. From over the state, the participants have also participated ih joint conferences with the annual elementary principals conference and the research conferIhe Amalirtg lowMJt answer to 49#* Garbage Problem! • Nothing to wear out • No maintenance • No fumes or odor • Simple to install j • So simple to use! Wawasee Marina ‘ EAST END OF LAKE ON ALT. 13 < -—— — — i

Donate Many Prizes To Mermaid Festival Mermaid Festival officials in North Webster announced today that items having a total value j of $2,000.00 have donated | by various merchants and con- 1 cerns for several festival activi- i ties Saturday night 30 June. . The Hurley Distributing Com-, pany of Fort Wayne has donated ! a 15 cubic foot Amana upright j freezer, valued at $549.50 and' the Tippecanoe Boat Company | of Tippecanoe Lake has given a 14 foot Canada Plycraft molded I plywood boat, valued at $250.00 j for the annual festival free j drawing on Saturday night 30! June at 11 P. M. A free drawing will be held at 10:30 P. M. Saturday 30 June for a Vespa Motor Scooter donated by the Pepsi-Cola Company. Items donated for the annual festival auction at 8:30 P. M. on Saturday 30 June are: Flex steel sofa, value $299.50, 1 given by Home Furniture Mart, Warsaw, Indiana; Dinette Set, given by Keith Cripe’s Wawasee Manufacturing Co., Syracuse; Blue Comet TV Tower, given by Duane Leedy, North Webster: Shakespeare fly rod, reel and line,, given by Wawasee Sportsman Center, Syracuse; Fiber Glass Water Skiis, given by Ken Harkless, Lake Wawasee; Inflatable rubber boat and skin diving equipment, given by Jack . and Larry Griffith, Wawasee Marina, Lake Wawasee; Hydro-flite water skiis, given by Patona Bay Boat Service, Tippecanoe Lake; Rose Marie Reid swim suit, given by John Snell Apparel Shop, Warsaw; and a set of youth water skiis, given by Tippecanoe Marina, Tippecanoe Lake. Miss Mary Lou Denzel, Mrs. E. L. Fosbrink and Mr. and Mrs. Noble Blocker have been participating this week in the judging of various entries in the Mermaid Festival at North Webster. ence of Phi Delta Kappa national education fraternity for men. The conference is sponsored by the I.U. Audio-Visual Center, whose educational film library is the nation’s largest.

LETS ALL ““ to the “COMPETITION of CHAMPIONS” Sunday, 8 July, 2 P. M. Syracuse Athletic Field (Rain Date: Same Day, BP. M.) SEE YOUR HOSTS WAWASEE WARRIORS American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps PLUS — A Program Os Corps Gompetitidn FEATURING — The Best Drum and Bugle Units In Northern Indiana Tickets Sold By— Drum Corps Members and Syracuse Chamber of Commerce Members

Syracuse-Wawasee Journal

Thursday 28 June 1956—;

Full Program Ahead lor Drum and Bugle Corps With a number of dates ali ready scheduled for the summer | and several tentative engagements, the Wawasee Drum and | Bugle Corps will be participating : in parades and contests fehruout j the summer season. | To date their program includes: 29 June—Mermaid Festival j Contest at North Webster. I 4 July—Program at Park preceding Fireworks Display. 8 July—Drum and Bugle Corps Contest here including 4 Drum Corps and 1 Drill unit. 7 July—Michigan City. 21-22 July—State Convention 4 August—Centennial at Walk- ! erton. 12 August—Circuit Contest at I Elkhart. Jackson, Michigan Zouaves to apear in exhibition. 1 September—Hoosier Drum and Bugle Corps Circuit Contest at Plymouth. County Social Security Office Adds New Hours Jack Kimpel, Social Security representative, will extend his hours in Warsaw according to Herbert O. Bultemeier, district manager, of the Elkhart Office. Effective 3 July the hours will be 10:00 a. m. to 12:00 noon as well as 1:00 p. m. to 3:00 p. m. in the old Board of Education room on the third floor of the Kosciusko County Court House. Bultemeier explained the additional service is necessitated by an increasing volume of traffic, due mostly to the recent coverage of farmers under Social Security. He also advised that residents of the area may call at the district office in Elkhart Monday thru Friday from 8:45 a. m. to 4:45 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jensen and children, Karen and Michael, spent Sunday afternoon and evening with Mr. Jensen’s mother, Mrs. Ida Hibschman.

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