Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 51, Number 2, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 14 November 1957 — Page 3

Camp Fire Leaders Discuss Procedures At a meeting of the Independent Leaders Association of Camp Fire Girls of Syracuse 6 November at the Scout Cabin, the group discussed recommendations suggested by Mrs. Mary Owens of Chicago, Region 9 National Field Director of Camp

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You Will Be Delighted With The Early American Charm at PLETCHER’S VILLAGE SHOP in Nappanee See this unusual display of Colonial Furniture for the entire home and the outstanding display of Accessory Lamps, Pictures, Milk Glass, Blenko Glassware, Repoica Plaques and Wall Racks. Shop early to insure Christmas delivery. Any item gift boxed at no added cost. For The Unusual Shop Pletcher Village Shop Around the corner from our main store OPEN DAILY 12:00 to 5:30 Wednesday and Saturday Nights to 8:30 ROSENBERRY GEN. STORE the Un-Super One Stop Mkt. CHOICE MEATS SPORTS WEAR MONARCH FINER FOODS GIFTS Nice and Lean CANNON TOWELS PORK CHOPS ... lb. 65c L,r£ ‘ ”” xM ” Fresh—All Pork fOC SAUSAGE ..... lb. 59c ~ LADIES’ ; —————— HEAD SCARFS Lean Cubed PORK TENDERETTS lb. 79c 2?C tO 89C HEW SHIPMENT The Very Best f’ r f t S h W e E *w”J S le KENDALL DISH TOWELS 65c FAMILT. For Everyone— SEE THESE I JERSEY GLOVES. ... 39c POP CORN . . 2 bags 29 c Men’s Heavy 51,0e98 SWEATSHIRTS . . . $2.19 BEAUTIES I Some people go out on the lake ta get “HOOKED, ’* others go to “BIG STORES” —Why not trade here at a little store with a big stock and be safe. (LOW OVERHEAD HARRY) Use our layaway plan for your Xmas Gifts. We Reserve Right To Limit Quantity

Fire, Inc. On 16 October Mrs. Owens was in Syracuse while on tour of the region. At a called meeting of the officers and board members of the Syracuse leaders, Mrs. Owens outlined the various organizational procedures of Camp Fire, Inc. and made her recommendations to the group. Final plans were made for the annual candy sale 23 November. Creamy mints and peanut crunch will be sold again with all groups except Bluebirds participating in the sale. Election of officers of the Independent Leaders will be held in January. Present officers are Mrs. Paul Lantz, president: Mrs. Jack? D. Clark, vice-president: Mrs. Frank Stefanski, treasurer: and Mrs. Bud Cripe, secretary. Patty Niles, 12 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Niles of Pierceton, attended the Syra-cuse-Pierceton game here Friday night and remained for the week end with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Niles.

GREENHANDS BECOME CHAPTER FARMERS Shown above is Ronald Roberts, F.F.A. president, reading the rules of conduct and proIn United States Service New Assignment First Lt. Stephen Lung, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Lung, recently reported to McDill Air Force Base at Tampa, Florida, on a new assignment. He and his wife are living at 3306 Villa Rosa, Tampa. Trains With 6th Regiment Sgt. Larry E. Nelson, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester W. Nelson, NortH Webster, -recently participated in a six-week field training exercise with the 6th Infantry Regiment in Germany. Nelson, a squad leader in the regiment’s Company G, entered the Army in January 1954 and arrived overseas in April 1955. His wife, Christel, is with him in Germany. Rural Youth Clubs Have Joint Meeting Miss Phyllis Milner, president of Indiana Rural Youth, was the speaker at the meeting of five Rural Youth Clubs of Allen, DeKalb, Marshall, Whitley and Kosciusko Counties held recently at the Fairgrounds east of Warsaw. Miss Milner told of trips she had taken with Rural Youth groups showing illustrations. Frank Tom was master of ceremonies; John Marks, district leader, directed the recreation period when games and square dancing were enjoyed. Joyce Wilkinson, of Whitley County, led the group singing. Among the guests were Dick Haynes, district president. The next meeting of the Kosciusko Rural Youth Club is scheduled for 20 November at the Leesburg High School cafeteria, 7:30 p. m. C.S.T. A special tap dancing number will be given by Pat Smith. Acting hosts at the five-club meeting were Frank Tom and Miss Mary Lou Denzel.

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gress to the five members receiving the degree of Chapter Farmer in the local chapter. Left to right: Jim Mock, Lamar Huber, Carroll Denton, Fred Godshalk, and Gene Nicolai. Seated at the extreme left is Jim Denton, sentinel of the local chapter. —Photo by A. A. Pylant.

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