Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 52, Number 27, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 7 May 1959 — Page 10

IYIAIISE-WAWASEE JIIIIAL

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k—Thursday 7 May 1959

PTA Gives Draperies Te Elementary Classrooms Proceeds from the 1958 P.T.A. Halloween festival will be used to purchase draw draperies for one of the elementary school rooms on the south side of the Syracuse grade school building, according to an announcement made by Frank Hale, 1958-59 president, following action last week of the P.TA. executive committee. To be made of special DuPont fabric, thedrapries will be effective in eliminating heat and glare from the room, as well as providing a room black-out. when completely drawn, for visual aid purposes. The Halloween project, with fund money set aside each year for some special P.TA. project, has drawn unqualified community support, for which Hale again thanks all who have participated in the event. P.TA. executive committee members who worked with Hale are Mrs. Donald Sheets. Mrs. Beulah Bushong. Gerald Cramar, Lewis Immel. Mrs. Donald Me Namara, Homer Allen. Mrs. E. L. Fosbrink. Mrs. F. A. Singleton. Charles Garner, and Mrs. William T. Jones Jr. Junior Mothers Club: Seventeen members of the Junior Mothers Club met at the home of Mrs. Bill Eyer Monday evening. Mrs. Lots Allen was welcomed Into the club. Mrs. Harold Fairbanks withdrew her membership as they are moving to Michigan. It was reported that 84 youngsters reported of the Kindergarten roundup for fall classes and that there may be more Mrs. Paul Yeager and Mrs. George Walbridge were invited to be members. , Mrs. Allen Shively showed pictures of former spring parties as a part of the program. There was a baby picture contest of the members with prizes going to Mrs. Jane Gaff and Mrs. Betty Coy. A novel recipe sale was conducted with each member having a dish prepared for sampling and copies of the recipe for sale. Mrs. Frank Hale. Mrs. E. W. Hall. Mrs. Carl Hadley were on the program committee for this last meeting of the current year. School Menus For Wook Beginning 11 May Monday: Chicken sandwich, buttered corn, mixed fruit, cookies. milk. Tuesday: Chop suey. chow mein noodles, rice, cherry cobbler. bread and butter, milk. Wednesday: Escalloped potatoes and ham. green beans, whipped Jello: peanut butter sandwich, milk. Thursday: Chill macaroni, tossed salad, apricot Jello, bread and butter, milk. Friday: Fish sticks, potatoe salad, chocolate chiffon pie squares; bread and butter, milk, smcvsctsi 7~ Mr. and Mrs. George Xanders arrived home Saturday from spending the winter in Florida. He*s the only MAUinWM, whodottrit* uu the WANTADS

BOWLING NEWS MONDAY COUNTY UUOVI ... Team Btamttnge ... tS April ... W I. W L PShoea 84% 41 % K Keg* 67 (7 Loung* 74 45 Corbin* 55 % 68% WHdw. 76% 48% Liberty 64% *«% A Bar 74 10 Drl-Gae 54 70 8 Bar 44% 67% Kinder 46% 75% 8 Owl 44% 40% PWlnn 34% 45% High team eerlee: Pilcher’e Shoaa 3733; High team game: Sportsman's Bar 444; High Individual series: E. Gordon 145-210-305-410. 400 series: D. PUeher 404. 500 series: R. Beck 533; H. Schrock 673; a Carr 571; J. Carr 560; D. Bel! 565; L. Culp 553; J. Al trey 552; B. Fisher 544 i R. Talmadge 543; J. Tracy 641; N. Biddle 535: C. Fruahour 531; F. Plank 531; D Sharp 524; E. Henning 521; H. Weaver 514; M. Hostetler 513: V. Schortgen 510; D. Culberson 603: U. Wogoman 603; R. Brown 607; D. Niles 502; C. Eby 501. 300 gamea: C- Garner 130; D. Pilcher 343-334; V. Schort*en 310; J. Carr 315: J. Alfrey 311; H. Schrock 307; B. Wise 307: L. Culp 303; R. Beck 301-301; Eby 301; M. Hoetetler 303; R. Talmadua 203. Split. Concern© C- Eby 4-7-10; D. Nile* 0-7-10; H. Schrock 5-7. LAND at LAKES team standing* 38 April W L W L M. Mot' 40% 41% Arnolds 57 71 PUeher S 3 46 Lesion 54 71 Puetl 33% 44% AuersS 63 74 Hires 74% 53% Turf B 40% 73% Paint 73 61 State B 44 13 FrogT 73 54 Rose J 41 41 High team series and game: Frog Tavern 3774 and 1034. High individual game: R. Toder 130-174-237 for 514. 600 series: M Hoetetler 547; EEstep 611; F. Plank 557; L. Wogoman 60S; W. Hagerdon 647; Pick Brown 534; C. Fruahour 535; H. Gailahan's47; M. Ganshorn 635; R. Penick 503; G. Nordman 503: J. Kareah 541; G. Beavers 657; H, Schrock 574; F. Nyikoe 643: H. Barber 604; P Pilcher 541; R. Laughlin 544: R. Wilkerson 535 C. Penn 503. 300 game: M. Hoetetler 336; W. Hagerdon 313; H. Callahan 202; G Nordman 200-314; J. Karesh 303; G Beavers 307-303: H Schrock 313; F. Nylkos 315: n. Pilcher 304: R. Laughlin 211306: H Felkner 210: t>. Laughlin 202; M. Carlson 221; R. Wilkerson 215. Split Conversions: D. Orn (4-5) (4-7-4). fOMMI NIGHT LADIES Team Standings 38 April W L W L Socks 73% 57% FooAF 44 70 Liberty 72 64 Twig. 42% 73% F Mart 64 67 V Auto 60 76 High teem game and eerlee: Village Furniture Mart 752. 2086. 400 eerlee: M Popenfooee 171. 164, 473; M. Thornburg 163, 151. 467: B. Coy 162. 174. 441; V. Penn 160, 447; B. Twigg 173. 444: P. Hagerty 153. 147. 437; I). Causer 148. 425; N. Searfose 143, 425; E. Carlson 424; M. Ganshorn 173, 414* Other 150 games and higher: A. Butt 160. M. R. Henning 157; A. Hire 155 Spilt Conversions: M. Hodgeon 5-8-10. 6-10; B. Twigg 8-7: P. Hagerty 6-4-10; N Searfoss 4-10; H Selffert 1-3-10. ’ $ . TVEBDAY NIGHT IJtAGUB Team mendings » May W L W L Socks 81% 58% Twig. 44% 73% Liberty 75 65 FooAF 64 74 F Mart 70 70 V Auto 61 74 High team game and series: Liberty Coach 741. 3037. 400 Series: Nancy Searfose 213, 473; V. Penn 166. 165. 464: M. Meyers 165. 167. 434; M R Henning 147. 438; E Ronkettl 161. 428; H Seifert 164. 436; E Carlson 154. 424; M Ganshorn 416; E. Wogoman 413: M Popenfooee 405; B. Coy 147. 403: S. Treadway 168, 400. Other 150 games and higher: A Hire 168. M Thornburag 153; D Caueer 152: J Kistler 153. E.UJI CHRISTIAN SERVICE GUILD The Christian Service Guild of the E.UJ3. Church met at the home of Mrs. Mabel Mock Wednesday 29 April. Mrs. Ralph Loose presented an interesting picture program of a recent Hawaiian trip. Mrs. Ted Pauls officiated for •installation of officers which were Mrs. R. C. Tytler. president: Mi'S. Feri Rhoades, vicepresident: Mrs. Vearl Gaff, secretary; Mrs. Max Workman, treasurer. Department secretaries installed were Mrs. Paul Eppley. Mrs. Garth Haines. Mrs. Mabie Mock. Mrs. John Craw and Mrs. Howard Juday. Roll call responses were a favorite hymn. Delegates to the annual convention 8-10 June at Oakwood are Mrs. Kennard Robinson, Mrs. Charles Disher and Mrs. Ted Pauls. It was announced that the mother-daughter banquet would be a pot-luck dinner at 6:30 6 May at Oakwood. The next meeting of the Guild will be at the home of Mrs. Muriel Sharp. SyrwcasScM* . . Mr. and Mr*. Howard of Alverdon. Ohio, were Sunday guests of his parents Rev. and Mrs. Carl Gable. SAVE ON BOOKS! — SIMPLE AS ABC! EMYBLBFEBIA IF MEDICAL SELF-HELF Authentic bom* guld* Tail* "What To Do** ia any emergaacy. 884 pagaa la 4%54% ala*. Money back if not completely eat tailed MJ4 AMERICAN BOOK CENTER IX. OranACHcM* u. a Wo Fey (Warn

Tuesday Bowlers End Season With Banquet Members of the Tuesday afternoon ladies bowling league concluded the season's play with a one o’clock luncheon meeting at the Pickwick Lounge 28 April. Prizes were awarded and officers for the new year were elected. Mrs. Katie Graff and Mrs. Jean Van .Sickle were the banquet committee. Individual plants were used as favors for each member and potted azaleas which decorated the tables were, given as door prizes and were won by Elly Blakesley, Lois Xanders. Wava Finton and Betty Nyce. 1959-1960 offeire elected were Dorothy Stiver, president: Dorothy Kitson. vice-president; Susie Tytler. secretary: Laura Stucky, treasurer and Izzy Stahley, sarjeant-at-arms. Trophy for high average for year went to Izzy Stahley for an average of 166. Cash prizes were awarded as follows: Team high 3 games scratch, Margies Village Shop 2451. Team high single game scratch. Marie’s Village Shop 870. Team high 3 games handicap, Ketering’s Insurance 2656 Team high single game handicap. Hastings Diamond T 975. Inrividual high single game. EUy Blakesley 575. Individual high single game. Elly Blakesley 231. Individual high 3 games handicap. Izzy Stahley 614. Individual high single game, Katie Graff 257. Club pins were awarded to: 600 Club: Izzy Stahley. 500 -Club: Betty Nyce and Mary Jane Lantz. 450 Club: Velma Penn and Susie Tytler. 200 Club: Jean Van Sickle. Katie Graff, Carol Karr. 190 Club: Dorothy Stiver, Dorothy Kitson, Grace Macy. 180 Club: Mary Willard, Wava Finton, Laura Stucky, Lois Xanders. 170 Club: Dorothy Herdrich. Mary Statler. Joan Hastings. Perfect attendance awards: Mary Willard, Wava Finton, Joan Stoelting, Dorothy Kitson and Banta. OES TO OBSERVE MOTHER’S DAY AT 13 MAY MEETING Mother's Day will be observed in special ceremony at the regular meeting of the Order of

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Milford Cub Pack Wins A Scout-O-Rama First Cub Pack 47 of Milford won a blue ribbon at the Scout-O-Rama during the week end at Elkhart with their exhibit of wall paper crafts. Twenty-five boys are in the group sponsored by Milford Lions Club. Den mothers assisting at the exhibit included Mrs. Paul Kizer, Mrs. Walter Wutrich. Mrs. Carey Parrott. Mrs. Forrest Ramser, Mrs. Lewis Kitchen. Mrs. John Haughey, Mrs. Darnel Om and Mrs. Robert Brown. Cancer Fund Drive To Be Completed Soon Mrs. Orval Snobarger, chairman in Turkey Creek Township for the Cancer Society, states that the campaign for cancer funds is nearing completion. Many gifts already have been received. Others wanting to donate to this cause, please mail checks at once to Mrs. Snobarger at Syracuse. INDIANA TOWNS LIKE OUR WATER SAFETY PROGRAM Joe Thornburg, president of the Syracuse-Wawasee Water Safety Council, told of letters and requests for information concerning the local water safety program, which he has received recently, at the meeting held Wednesday night at the Legion Hall. Peru is interested in organizing such a program; Claypool. Lake James and Bremen want to organize. Nappanee, Milford, Goshen and Ligonier groups are interested in coming to local beaches for their own programs or to participate ir the Syracuse Wawasee program. Pictures of swimming instruction and life saving demonstrations were shown at the Legion Hall Wednesday and are scheduled for showing at the school next week. Funds received recently will add $175 to the treasurery. slls was donated by the Wawasee Property Owners Association: a total of $60.02 has been received from Mrs. Morris Parker and Bill Mollenhour of Warsaw. the Eastern Star 13 May in the Masonic Temple. Reports of Grand Chapter meeting will be given by Worthy Matron Betty Yoder, Mrs. Keith Cripe and Mrs. Jack Stoelting who attended the meeting in Indianapolis 21 to 23 April.

Church Council Plans May Fellowship Meet The Syracuse Council of Church Women announced the second annual Fellowship meeting of local church women will be held Wednesday 13 May at 7:30 pan. in the Chrch of God. Rev. Ralph Felix, retired Presbyterian minister who lives now at Quaker Haven near Dewart Lake, will speak on the subject of work with, agricultural migrant workers. While he was serving a church in Ohio. Rev Felix became interested in the problems of the migrant worker and through this interest was placed on the Ohio governor’s committee for such workers. Since his retirement he has devoted his time and interests to promoting the cause by speaking to church gdoups. Mrs. Theo Thomas and Mrs. Garth Haines will sing in duet accompanied by Mrs. Kennord Robinson. Refreshments will be served during the social hour. Women of all churches are cordially invited. The SyracuScene . . . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Penn have returned to their Lake Wawasee home from the winter in Miami Beach. Mrs. Ed Schleeter returned to her home in Syracuse Thursday after spending the winter months with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Bartlett in Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Dial Rogers of South Bend were here for the week end at their Syracuse Lake home. Sunday afternoon csdler* at the home of Mrs. Linne Brown and Miss Lydia Mellinger were Mrs. Gertie Gatwood and Mrs. Susan Self of Albion: Florence Merrill and Mrs. Orin Zook of Goshen, and Mrs. Eva Rarig. Mrs. Wiley W. Spurgeon, and son. Bill of Muncie spent the week end at their Wawasee Lake home. Mrs. Spurgeon expects to return soon to spend a month or more here. Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Shewmon were guests Sunday of their son, Joe, who is a senior at Wabash College in Crawfordsville. They attended Mother’s Day celebrations, opening of the new art hall and visited the new Ell Lilly Library at the college. Kay Eyer and Henry Pattyn of Toledo, Ohio, were week end guests of her mother. Mrs. Harry Slusser. Mr. Slusser and her sister and family, the Glen Billers.