Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 52, Number 39, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 30 July 1959 — Page 14

SYUCUSE*WAWASEE JOUIAL

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-Thursday 30 July 1959

Covert The Wi»m« Woaltrlißd 1959 Chevrolet Trade-ins. 1959 IMPALA 4 - Door Hardtop. Beautiful black . Power steering, power brakes. WW tires, radio and heater. Low mileage demonstrator. 1958 CHEVROLET 4-Door Station Wagon. 6-cyl., radio, heater, dei. equp., low mileage. New car guarantee. 3-1957 CHEVROLETS 210 V-8 4-door station Wagons. Radio, standard transmission. sharp. Fully guaranteed. 7 Cars to choose from $75 to $350 — Studebakers. Plymouth?. Olds. Dodge. Cadillac. syracuse'sonly AUTHORIZED NEW CAR DEALER # —• OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Call Max . . . GL 7-3373 Call Ed . . . GL 7-3600 _e Complete Mechanical Service • Motor Tune • Motor Overhlul • Wheel Balancing • Front End Alignment S and M Motors F.d Kleink night Phone 01. T-5777

C A I p» Beautiful fully furnished 2-bedroom I Vr I\ JMLL, winterized home on the North shore of Syracuse Lake, located in cool wooded area. Home has outside cooking facilities as well as an excellent sand beach. Immediate possession. Price $21,000. Call H. G. Leatherman. Real Estate Broker, for appointment to see this home. Telephone GL 7-2064. Office: Road 13. one block south of Howard’s Restaurant. C. S. MYERS, INC. il! MILFORD 5 Truck Headquarters •!! 8 trucks Ready for Immediate Delivery §i I ! r 1357. CHEV. 1-Ton—DtJ/lW bed. 4-speed trans., s| | heater. SAIL” gl I L 1951 FORD S <-Ton Pickup—l7" rubber. 4-speed trans., I* clean. , k 1952 FORD H-Ton Pickup—6-ply rubber, clean. V-8. 5) | F 195® CHEV. I 1 - Ton Flat Rack—Good farm truck.' 9 | 13 New r 1959 FORD Ton V-8 4 Speed. || I* 1959 F*ORD »4 Ton V-8 3 Speed. - 1959 FORD H Ton 6 Cyl. 118" Styleside. # l I | 1959 FORD H Ton 6 Cyl. lit” Styleside. | | C. S. MYERS, Inc. : !• MILFORD I b FAMOUS FOR FORDS FOR 20 YEAJ2S ? i t Largest Dealer Serving The Lake rfea Q| | OPEN tMjLEfe* PHONE |; I* EVENINGS OL 8-4881 *!' k Ford. Authorized Service jti £ WARRANTER OSES CARS I=o

Views and Reviews . . .

<continued from front page) daze” at the Servies Ogden Island home to make a hurry up to Indianapolis, where she mod eled in the annual "Fall and Winter" Bridal show at Wm H. Block’s Department Store. Sandy who is as nice a gal as she is good looking has been a model for several years and has also had fun in directing some of the fashion shows. John and Anna Sudlow who have been up front in the Auburn-Cord Classic of the Classic Car Club of America for three years running, this year won the overall prize, with their 1937 Cord Model 812, at the Midwest Grand Classic held recently at Greenfield Village in Dearborn, Michigan. Their rating of 99.25 points was just about perfect but a 1930 duPont at the west coast meet the same week end scored 100 for first place nationally. Third place went to the winner of the eastern meet held in New Jersey. Syracuse will be represented in another meet in Greenfield Village 6-8 August by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rock.-Jr. who plan to enter their 1930 Ford roadster in the national rally of Model A Restorers Club in which more than 250 carefully restored cars are scheduled to vie for honors. Did you know that George Riddle, one of the players at the Wagon Wheel Playhouse in Warsaw this summer is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Riddle of Goshen and a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riddle of South Huntington Street? He is a graduate of Drama, Inc., School of Professional Arts; has played winter stock, Shakespearian repertory and musical comedy. George completed a long run in "I Wish I May" at a New York theatre shortly before coming to Warsaw for the summer season. In this week’s presentation of

Tennessee Williams moving play "Summer and Smoke." by the Wagon Wheel Playhouse, George Riddle is cast in the rote of Rev. Winemiller. The play will run through Saturday night. Township Budget Colls For Working Balance George Lamm, trustee of Turkey Creek township, has prepared a budget for 1960 township programs which calls for a slight increase in order to provide a working captial in each program and avoid the necessity and expense of requesting additional appropriations. For the first time this year, the township budget L completely separate from school budget which is prepared and filed by the Metropolitan School Board. The proposed tax rate for 1960 is 58 cents. Increase in township accounts show a raise in salary of the trustee by sl6l a year, which went into effect during 1959. and an increase in fund for sta tionery. advertisting and expenses of S2OO. When the school board system was established as a unit separate from the township, it was necessary for the trustee to move his office from the school grounds. Trustee Lamm built an office at his home and maintains it at his own expense. . Expenses for the Justice of the Peace show an increase of $215 based on minimum requirements of the past year needed for supplies in making routine reports. The Relief fund also is up because funds were insufficient for 1959. The Civil Township fund is down. The fire department fund has been changed to the Fire Fighting Fund and is separated from the civil township fund. It shows an increase which is partly due to the change in the telephone system which required new equipment for a call system and additional men on duty for monitoring the calls. The civil township bond fund also is slightly increased in order to have enough money in the account when bonds come due in 1960, payable in 1961. and to give a workins balance. ‘ Once" a slight working balance is started.” said Lamm, “the necessity of requesting ad ditional appropriations before the year is up will be eliminated. The procedure for requesting additional appropriations adds to general expenses and would not be necessary once a minimum working balance is maintained.” JP Fines Five: Jails One In Lieu Os Fine Week end boating and traffic violation*; resulted in payment of fine of $1 and costs of sl6 by two persons in the justice of the peace court of Robert S. McCullough Monday. Robert W. Schenck of Day ton. Ohio, was arrested for driving with an inoperative stern lieht. Clarence L. Treheame of Muncie was charged with sitting on gunwale. On traffic violations. Charles F. Brown of Syracuse and James L. Scott of Wawaka both paid fines of SI.OO and cost of $18.75 for failure to stop at lawful stop sign. Larry D. Johnson of flap nanee. same amount for running red light of automatic signal. Floyd Reed, arrested 13, June, for driving without valid driver’s license, was in contempt of court order for failure to appear and produce valid license. Unable to pay the fine of $25 and costs. $17.75, total $42.75, Reed was confined to the county jail for nine days to lay it out at $5 a day. SyraemSceM . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hutton and family of Mishawaka were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Povser and family. Miss Mary Kalaher of St. Paul. Minn, has been a house guest of the Albert Bauer family for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Johnson of Huntington were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes

AIRPORT PARTY HONORS FOUR SOLO STUDENTS Dr. Ted Warren of Ligioner, Ray Frevert, Syracuse. Bill Ramsey .Columbia City and Dennis Lash of Avilla, a student at the seminary, were guests of honor at a chicken barbeque supper Sunday evening at the Wawasee Airport. The occasion was in celebration of reaching solo flights in flight instruction by the four men who are flight students at the airport. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Tim Motts who own and operate the airport. Mr. and

Fri. & Sat. July 31 August 1 The Most Honored And Funniest Comedy In Years! "THE GOLDEN AGE OF COMEDY” Plus “LIANE, JUNGLE GODDESS" (in color) SATURDAY—Giant Entertainment Value!—Extra Added 2 Guest Features Sun.. Mon.. & Tues. Aug. 2'3-4 3—NIGHTS ONLY—3 THRILLS! ADVENTURE! LAUGHS! 2 Hits In Color For The Entire Family To Enjoy “ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER also “GULLIVERS TRAVELS” Wednesday & Thursday Aug. 5-6 * Double Feature Sophia Loren, Anthony Quinn in “THE BLACK ORCHID” plus “GOING STEADY” with Molly Bee Children Under 12 FREE ALWAYS A CARTOON

FOR SALE! JUST LISTED—This attractive 3 bedrm. Lake Wawasee home on deep shady North Shore Road lot. To be sold complete with tasteful furnishings, this home is on a perfect beach, has good pier and garage, and is priced at $29,500. You’ll like this one. we know. 3-BEDRM. COLONIAL STYLE HOME in excellent Syracuse location. Auto. heat, tig MAW WB 5 - attractive kitchen & utility rm.. I*2 baths thru-out. Immediate possession offered! MOVING TO SYRACUSE? See this VERY ATTRACTIVE 3-bedrm. home located on nice big lot close to school grounds. “All on one floor" plan features exceptionally nice kitchen with built in oven and range, plus dishwasher. Also has carport and outdoor grill! Priced at only $13,750! YEAR-ROUND SYRACUSE LAKE home in A No. 1 location. Has 2 large bedrms., beautiful ceramic tile bath, cozy kitchen, excellent lake view. Paneled, carpeted & furnished thru-out. Excellent beach PIUS a separate sum. apt. and 2 car garage at rear, all for $38,500! SEE THIS FULLY CARPETED & FURNISHED yr. round Lake Wawasee home. Has 4 bedrms.. l’-2 baths, cheerful living rm. and up-to-date kitchen and utility rm. On nice* 70-ft. Ogden Island lot with wonderful beach and pier. Priced at $29,500, and owner may assume present contract! IMMEDIATE POSSESSION on this nice corner lot 4-bednn. Syracuse home, located close to the lake. Completely modern with furnace, full basement and garage. May be purchased on contract with total price only $7,450! WORTH EVERY PENNY is this pretty brick suburban on lovely landscaped acreage. 3 bedrooms, paneled liv. rm., full bath & huge walk-in storage room. Also has full basement with shower, hot water heat and nice kitchen. You’ll like the location AND the price, so call today for an early appt.! OWNER WILL CONTRACT to sell this charming 3 bedrm. brick suburban home, just 3‘i miles from Syracuse. Has wonderful carpeted liv. rm., stone fireplace, excellent kitchen and pretty tile bath. Also has full bsmt, with rec. room. Very reasonably priced at $16,500! BEAUTIFUL SHADE TREES surround this spacious suburban home located very close to town, with unique living rm. and balcony ccrnb.! 3 bedrms. off balcony, huge master bedrm. down. Stere fireplace, newly decorated kitchen with built-ins. Full basement, stoker heat. att. garage. On 1 acre of ground, all fenced, and only $15,000. WILLIAM T. JONES Real Estate & Insurance ROBERT L. HULLEY, Associate Phones: GL 7-3663; GL 7-3035; GL 7-2227

Mrs. Lyle Kell, Stan Smeeton, Yvonne, Hasket, Larry Bowling and Father Stan instructor at the airport.

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