Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 53, Number 4, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 26 November 1959 — Page 4

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—Thursday 26 Nov, 1959

SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURIAL WANT ADS TOO UTE TO CLASSIFY MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE Luge ‘ € yr. alxe with mattrew—GL ?-*9*s FOR RENT EXCHI.I.ENT ! BEDROOM apartment Downtown location, stove, refri<erator furnished. Available Jnu mediately W. T Jone*. Realtor. GL 7-3IW. HELP WANTED ATTENTION Women' H. h>«kin« tor work .that will assure you of a Sood steady Income? Avon • ’-t..has the answer In North Webster or Washington Twp.. Write Mrs Gross P.O Box lit Elkhart or vail JA I-ll.l! and leave meeaaite. LEGAL NOTICES NOTH'” IS HEREBY GIVEN, that X'.." I 'Han School District of Turkey Creek Town-hip. In Kosciusko Coontv Indiana. will until the hour of s SO . Io k Central Standard Time, on the *th day of December. I»SS. at < Tubl • s ' ■■ls tn the Town of Syrnua- a • "i-t sealed blds for the furnrbin.r of ail fuel I to be use-1 In rhe Os the school properties for. the term tunning from January 1 l«cn t. D. ember 11. t«0 which said fuel oil Is to be of the foHowTn* desr ' NO ■• • ITEt. OH. Typical Aan.wlsH v.PI Gravity i — — 111 ss r Vis mritr at 100 decree* F. —■ — s«® Blt B S A W — - 0 5GP.- ir Teat —— 5® deg F —COO Deg Mlnmum — Carbon Residue «5T BTC Gallon t ft t Sulfur ■— ,»OJ~ X”’ > the ration for deliverv into the tanks of the school. property throughout the rear !»«<* The Superintendent < f Tub!i< S-h is for and on behalf of the Met r 1 . ' •»» s-o .id District of Tur kev Creek Township will order fuel 41 delivered as required to properly heat the school b>> hltngs the require*The sealed blds received until the afnreasld hour will be opened on Mid .•lav' and hour and a contract then and I there, awarded to the lowest and best ’ '.d ler Dated at Smcuee Indiana, thia l«th I day of November I»SS Board of School Trustees Metropolitan School District ,f Turkey Creek Township By Hilary Bachman. President I Announcing THE OPENING OF OUR NEW Christmas Club This service is offered free to our customers and friends and a cordial invitation is extended you to use it. There are classes for all and you may join the one best suited to your needs—weeky payments of 25c, 50c $ 1.00 or more. JOIN NOW • State Bank of Syracuse All deposits insured to SIO,OOO oy Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Comp Fire Jubilee Committee Organizes The Golden Jubilee Committee for the Camp Fire Girls met Friday. 20 November in the Scout Cabin. This was the first meeting of the committee, which is set up as an advisory board to the Golden Jubilee of the Camp Fire Girls in March 1961. Officers elected were Raymond Wilson, chairman. Miss Mary Ann Stieglitz, spiritual advisor; Mrs. Earl Money, foreign exchange advisor: Mrs. Raymond Wilson, homemaking ad I visor: Mrs. Roger Martin, hand- | icraft advisor. Mr. and Mrs. Perc i Bartlett, publicity. Earl Money. Ed Richardson and Raymond Wilson, conservation advisors. The theme for the Golden Jubilee is “She Cares—Do You?” This theme will be carried out with the help of the advisory board by it’s guidance in the various fields pertaining to work of Camp Fire Girls. The major project for the Jubilee will be a bird feeding station at the Scout Cabin Various other projects will be the transplanting of seedlings, which the girls planted last year: the study of Indiana’s natural resourses; study of Indiana State Parks: animals, their homes and habits: Camp Fire Girls in other lands: cooking and sewing: and all phases of handicrafts, including oainting. leather tooling, bead work, wood carving. The local chapter of Camp Fire Girls recently received a booklet from their national headquarters concerning the work of the Girls. A leatherbound book will soon be presented to President Eisenhower by the national group and on 2 December an exact replica of that book will be presented to the Svracuse Public Library. Attending the meeting were: Mrs Maurice Koher. representative of the leaders council: Mr. SYRACUSE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1959-60 Nov. 3 North Webster L 66-52 Nov. 6 Pierceton - W 63-46 Nov. 10 Atwood W 68-67 Nov*. 13 Concord LB6 59 Nov. 20 Middlebury L 70 53 Nov. 25 New Paris T Dec 4 Mentone H Dec. 5 Millersburg T Dec 11 Warsaw H Dec. 16 Avilla H Dec. 18 Jan 8 Claypool __H Jan 13-16 Co. Tourney—Grace College Jan. 22 Etna Green T Jan. 23 North Webster ...JH Jan 29 Cromwell h Feb. 5 Ligonier T Feb. 12 Leesburg 1 T Feb. 13 Lakeville H Feb 19 Milford H Feb. 24 27 Sectional Tourney I IND A SAIFY SPEAKS TO CHURCH CLASSES Linda Saify was guest speaker for the classes of Raymond Kitson and Mrs. John A. Craw at the E.U.B Church Sunday and presented a travelogue of the far east. She described the countries of the Holy Land as a place where time stands still. The Arabs of 2000 years ago traveled on donkeys and camels and lived in goat skin tents. Today it is the same in spite of modern inventions and the machine age Os religious interest was her account of Bethlehem at Christmass time and Jerusalem at Easter And she told of the many colors of sand in this desert land Held Over From Last Week) Bowling ... TI I.MIAT NIGHT LADIES I.EAGVE Team Ntandlng I* November W I. W L nr is i» w«_tv « si IS 1* Arnold* IS . :« Twf<* It !® Jone* >? t? High tain game Tom Sock'* Sl®. Ugh tram s-nea Arnold's !1S» 10* «*r>e* or better: G Es«r IS®:<•s t«.' I‘ Has.-rty ’’ for «T®. N Spurlin* Iti 110 tor t««. E Ron k-'M IS< for t<l S Black !«-!«» for 4S» B Twice Itt-ISI for I 5». M Garuthorn l*t for 151; E Wogoman I: s-r 13®. N. Srarfoa* IS® for i!»; J ByUnj <11: H Miffort Kt for 10! ■ »th-r h:<h came* L, Connolly 111. M ThortibufK lit; A Karrsb 15®. Split conversion* M Thornbar* tl®; P M»r*h S-l®. E Grady S-T The Journal gives money away!

Cradle Shower For Mrs. Larry Mock Mrs. Paul Pollock entertained with a baby shower in honor of Mrs. Larry Mock Monday evening 16 November. She was as sisted by Mrs. Max Workman. Gifts were arranged in a high chair, also a gift, decorated especially for the occasion. Guests included Mrs. Howard Mock and Mrs. Earl Darr, the prospective grandmothers. Mrs. Lilly Harman of Etna Green, grandmother of Larry Mock. Mrs. Katherine MacDonald and daughter. Sharon, of Goshen. Lucy Bushong. Mrs. Robert Robinson. Mrs. Lavon Harman of Warsaw and Mrs. Douglas Mock. The SyracuScene . . . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bassett and son visited Mr. Bassett’s mother. Mrs. Maude Bassett, of Morocco. Indiana. Sunday. Several members of the family were present for a pre-Thanksgiving dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bassett and son of Syracuse visited Mr. and Mrs Tharon Smith and family of Kimmel. Indiana on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brower of Syracuse visited with their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs, Jean Todd and three children of Hammond over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. George Walbridge of Syracuse had as their guests Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Van Zanten of Holland. Michigan. A and Mrs. Raymond Wilson. Ed Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Perc Bartlett. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Money. Miss Mary Ann Stieglitz, and Linda Saify. The next meeting of the com-j mittee will be Friday 25 January SURPRISE PARTY Rev. and Mrs Carl L. Gable were given a surprise party Sunday afternoon when twenty-five members of the Zion Chapel called at their home laden with food and a Thanksgiving offerin'* honoring their reappointment to the parish for another year. Mrs. Lee Henwood and Mrs: Belle Strieby were in charge of the affair.

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Primary Mothers Club: The Primary Mothers Club met Monday night. 23 November at Marise’s Town and Lake Shop in the Village. Hostesses for the evening were. Mrs. Lewis Byland. Mrs, Ernie Rogers and Mrs. Carroll Koble. There were twenty-six members and twenty-five guests present. A short business session was conducted by Mrs. Robert Wiggs. The meeting was then turned over to Mrs. Gene Smith who narrated a fashion show. The first half hour of of the program was a display of children’s clothes. The models were: Linda Bitner. Amy Coy. Susie Miller. Vickie Mock. Cindy and Tenel Pounds. Following a short intermission adult fashions were modeled by Mesdames. Lewis Byland. Douglas Mock. Charles Mil ler. Douglas Jernigan. Roy Miller. Stover Hire, Max Kleinknight, Norman Robie. and Philip Strieby. The fashions shown were several selections of sports wear, street dress and dressier clothes. Mrs. Lewis Byland was the receiver of a Rift certificate at Marises. The next meeting will be held Monday 7 December. Court News . . . Quiet Title Anna M. Trusdale. of Lake Wawasee. has petitioned the court for a quiet title to lots number 12 and 13 in Waveland Beach. Lake Wawasee. The plaintiff alleges breaks and other defects are evident in the record title. On Account The Overhead Door Company, of Syracuse, asks judgement of $961.60 plus interest, in a complaint on account against Fred W. Rollings, of Route 2. Claypool. SyracusScene ... Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Bailey of Syracuse entertained as their guests Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Carol Kaufman and Mrs. Walter Balner of Elkhart. Mrs. Kaufman had been a member of Rev. Bailey’s parish more than 30 years ago. in Claypool. In diana.

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