Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 53, Number 2, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 12 November 1959 — Page 10

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—Thursday 12 Nov. 1959 SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL

(continued from front page) Views and Review's

Howard Shupp and his wife are taking it much easier these days since ownership of Howard's restaurant was taken over by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Murray who are continuing the same good food and service.

1960 Chevrolet Trade-Ins 2-NEW i 960 CHEVROLETS I—McW 1959 CHEVROLET 1953 CHEVROLET ! cyl. ; Doer station Wagon. 1955 PONTIAC I Door. V-8. Standard Trans. 1955 PLYMOUTH I Door 1 8. Overdrive. 1955 CHEVROLET B»-l Air 2 door. Hardtop.T’ow erglide. Radio. W.W. Tires. Tires, Locally Owned, 1956 CHEVROLET 210 2 dr. V-8 Powerglide. Radio. Heater. One Owner. 1956 DODGE Coronet 2 dr. V-8. Automatic Transmission, Radio. Heater. One Owner. 1959 CADILLAC Four Door Hardtop Air Cond.. Cruise Control. Ari tronic Fye. Electric Windows. 6 way. Elect. Door Control. Fog Lights. Automatic Radio. 11.000 Miles-SHARP! SYRACUSE'S ONLY AUTHORIZED NEW CAR DEALER OFFN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT - Call Max . . GL 7-3373 Cal Ed GL 7 3600 MECHANICS SPECIAL 1953 Pontiac 4 dr.. Auto. Trans., Radio, Heater $lO9. TRY OUR SHOP WE SERVICE THE CARS WE SELL SandM Motors Fd Kleinknight GL 7-3777

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Hoosier hunters are having a heyday this month with the sea son in full swing. Over 400 hunters were registered at the TriCounty game preserve Tuesday when the pheasant season opened. No deer have been reported except for a few shy ones which eluded bows and arrows. One deer must have been seriously wounded by a hit and run dirver who thought better of his action and reported the incident to authorities the next day but too late to find the wounded animal. Reports of few deer in local hunting areas and fowl, since the hunting season opened, indicates that the birds and animals sense the tremendous numbers of hunters suddenly in the field. Anyway, they are are scarce these first days and i the kill has been small, according to most reports. K. KMcGarvey and Clem Lisor. local sportsmen, were out a few hours Tuesday morning and said they “didn’t see a feather." Thursday night’s pep parade and bonfire brought out some t 300 fans in spite of the downi pour an hour before the parade was scheduled. Principal Amsler said the bonfire was a little j slow in starting but took off at great speed when a gust of wind from the right direction hit it For a first parade and outdoor rally. Amsler was quite pleased and the comments of a few fans makes him feel that it will get ■ better each year. Stray Buck Shot Hits Hunter At Game Area John Filippone of 420 West 10th Street. Mishawaka, was the victim of a hunting accident Tuesday a! the Tri-County game ; preserve when he was splattered bv stray buck shot which hit mostlv in the face. Take n immediately to a Syracuse doctor’s office, most of the shot was removed and no serious i injury was reported. Jack Clark, township constable. investigated the accident which he said was listed as acs were preferred. Clark reported that over 600 hunters registered at the game preserve Tuesday but that the kill was very low. A few arrests were made by Conservation Officer Higgins for shooting along | the roadway. DANNY FELTS RECEIVES ORDERS TO HAWAII Danny Felts expects to leave Monday for San Diego. California., and will proceed to Barb< rs Point. Honolulu Felts recently re-enlisted in the Navy. I after completing a three year , stretch in July. Mrs. Felts and their two sons plan to join him . in Hawaii in the spring. SYR4CUSCENE ... The Gale Benners have been I vacationing in Florida.

Water Safety Program Highlight At BPW Robert Rule, supervisor of the local water safety program, and Earl Money, Indiana conservation officer, presented a program on water safety to the Business and Professional Women's Club Tuesday night at their regular meeting. Bob Rule. Syracuse Lake resident and veteran in water safety work, commended the local program for its progress during its two years of performance and stressed the importance of people of all ages becoming familiar with water safety measures. Adult classes in swimming and classes in boating will be added to the 1960 program. Rule said. Officer Money stated that the local program already had achieved statewide recognition. He stressed with much emphasis how accidents can be avoided and lives can be saved if people are taught what to do in emergencies. and to respect and observe rules of water activities. Two films demonstrated . the few simple steps in learning to swim and handle all types of boats. The well attended meeting was held at the Wawasee Restaurant where a turkey dinner was served from tables attractively decorated for the Thanks giving season. Mrs. Ted Tytler. president, presided during the business session when it was announced that Mrs. Lucy Garrett is the new BPW cabin board representative, replacing Mrs. Vernon Beckman who resigned recently. Mrs. Willard Nusbaum will continue as sponsor of the

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club for Gamp Fire girls with Mrs. Sam Larson as co-sponsor. Recent Projects Net SSOO Proceeds from the annual rummage sale held in October netted 5401.30 Committees reported the largest sale in the experience of the club and the largest income. All clothes not sold were donated to the county welfare association. Final net proceeds from the PTA Halloween Festival Queen contest were $128.21 which was donated to the PTA. Part of the money received from the rummage sale was used for the purchase of uniforms for the sixth grade boys appointed to the Safety Patrol squad. The amount of this check was $75. Mrs. Harry Ruchelie is chairman of the annual holiday cookie sale to be held at the Dixie Restaurant 19 December Mrs. Harry Ruchelie is chairman of the annual holiday cookie sale to be held at the Dixie Restaurant 19 December. Plans were made for a benefit card party in February which probably will be scheduled on a Saturday night. Chairman of the November committee was Mrs Rodney Koontz with assisting members Mrs. Wilbur Ellis. Mrs. Charlotte McSweeney and Mrs. Louise Connolly.

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K. K. McGarvey Speaks At Rotary This Week K. K. McGarvey of Wawasee Lake presented the program at Rotary Monday night at Howard’s. McGarvey who retired as sales manager of the AC Spark Plug Division of General Motors at Detroit and Flint in September 1958. spoke on service and success in Sales and how similar policies and principles are a part of Rotary program. Next week Rotarians will join with the Lions for ladies night and dinner meeting Wednesday night at Howard’s when the guest speaker will be world traveler. Dr. J. E. Hartzler. New Arrivals . . . SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Sharon Smith of near Kimmell are parents of a son. Timothy Lee. born 8 November. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bassett are the maternal grandparents. MASON Word has been received here of the birth of a daughter. Carol Lvnn, to Dr. and Mrs. John Mason 19 October in Seattle, Washington. The Masons have been on U.S. Army duty since leaving Syracuse in July 1958. The Masons have two other children.

N. H ARRISON ST. Just 2 blks. from the center of town to this charming 2family home! Downstairs has 2 bedrms & cozy family style living, while upstairs is a complete 2 bedrm. aptwith outside entrance! Very reasonably priced at 513.000.. so call today for apt! • OUT DOOR COOKING is Yours to enjoy if you buy this very attractive 3 bedrm. "all on 1 fl." home with outdoor grille already installed! Located on nice big lot in quiet neighborhood very close to school. Cozy fl. plan & up to date kitchen with built-in oven & range also add to the convenience of this home, priced at only $13,750! • S. MAIN ST. Call for an appt, today to see this lovely 5 bedrm. family home! Has spacious big liv rm. compact kitchen, extra sewing rm, big utility rm and lav., plus 2 bedrms with connecting bath all downstairs. Upstairs has 3 good sized bedrms plus full bath & storage closets. Also has front porch, nice back yard & barn. <fc is to be sold furnished for only $15,000!