Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 53, Number 32, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 9 June 1960 — Page 12

—Thursday, June 9.1960

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Junior Parade: Michael Lanta, 2*4, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lanta. R.R. 2, leads the Junior Parade this week foiowed by John 11. and Chuck 5, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland

Sewer Problems . .. (continued from page 1) and will be taken care of after the proper investigation, according to town board president Byron Connolly. First Winners ... 'Continued from page 1) Company spin cast rod and reels. Complete contest rules and fishing information are given on the Sunday night movie beginning at 10:00 p m. In addition to the weekly prises. WSJV television will award a grand prize for the larger game fish caught during the season. The prize is a 12 foot aluminum fishing boat from Aero Manufacturing Company in Syracuse, and a SMi h.p. 1960 Johnson outboard motor from the Ken Harkless Wawasee Boat Company Local sponsors of the contest are Foo & Faye Restaurant. Hoosier Skateland. Ken Harkless Wawasee Boat Company. South Shore Country Club. South Shore Hotel. SjTacu.se Clnunber of Commerce. Tom Socks Sportswear and Wawasee Bowl. The SyracuScene . . . Rev. and Mrs. Noble Greene were dinner guests Tuesday evening M the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clif Kinder. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Harry Alfrey and Mrs. and Mrs. Paul Lantz Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Fosbrink and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Craig attended a meeting at the Elkhart Country Club of the Elkhart Medical Association and wives last Thursday Philip Kinder is home from Culyer Military Academy. The Misses Violet and Vera * O’Dell of Elkhart spent Memorial Day with Mr and Mrs Jesse Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell and family of Nappanee also were visitors at his parents’ home Mrs. B. B Morgan and son. John of Chesterton and Mrs. Georgia Miller left Wednesday morning for Saltville. Virginia, where they will spend a week with their brother-in-law. Apthony Schmerda. Rescue Three Sunday When Boat Capsizes A Goshen family of three escaped with minor injuries Sunday when their boat capsized on Syracuse Lake, near Syracuse, throwing them into the water. Dale Sparklin, Turkey Creek Twp constable, reported that Don Mast. 45. RT. 2. his wife. Dene. 32. and Mast s son. Dean Mast. 22. 110 W Pike St., were cruising in the 14-foot boat tn rough waters when the accident occurred. A wave upset the craft and the three were thrown into the water. where they remained for sev«r eral minutes before being pulled: out by other boaters on the lake. ■ Mast suffered a bump on his* head and his son received a cut on his nose and knee bruises. Mrs. Mast lost her pocketbook m' the water.

) IYRACBSE-WAWASEE JOURIAL

Blakely in top row 1. to rSecond row: Tonda Kay. 1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Miller. Cindy 3, and Randy 2. children of Mr. and Mrs George Keck.

Methodist Circles Twenty-one members and a guest of Circle No. 1 were guests of Mrs. Jap Jones for a delightful luncheon at the South Shore Hotel Thursday. Mrs Watson of Indianapolis was the guest. After lunch the group retired to the hotel porch overlooking the lake for a brief business meeting con ducted by Mrs. Leone Hogue. A special tribute was expressed for Mrs. Noble Greene, a member of the circle. Mrs. James Stefanski presented a pleasing program of poetry. Mrs. Alva Nicolai was hostess to Circle No. 2 for a carry-in dinner Thursday night. Mrs. W. C. Grischke was welcomed as a new member Mrs. Nicolai entertained with a musical program at the electrical organ. It was decided not to meet in July and August. Mrs. Olive Miller will be hostess for the circle September 1. • • • Circle No. 4 met with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones at Dewart Lake tor a pot luck dinner. Mrs. Otto Stoelting gave devotions and Mrs. E. O. Dunn presented the missionary lesson. Dr. and Mrs Stoelting will have the next meeting. COPPER TUBING STOLEN , Deputy Sheriff Max Ganshorn reported Monday that S2OO worth of copper tubing was taken from outside the Lake Side Laundry south of Syracuse on State Road 13 recently. Ganshorn said a plumber had left the tubing outside the busi ness house while making some repairs. THE SYRACUSCENE .... The Rollo Buddes arrived at their home on the south side of Wawasee Lake home last week after spending the winter in Coral Gables. Florida. Mrs. Minnie Blough left Saturday for Lincoln. Nebraska, to visit her brother.

FRIDAY - SATURDAY ITjSrtljKl SUNDAY - MONDAY JUNE 10-11-12-13 IF YOU NEVER SEE ANOTHER MOTION PICTURE IN YOUR LIFE YOU MUST SEE .. JE a w STORY Cf OUR oS 1:00 P.M. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday - June 14-15-16 Dick Clark in "BECAUSE THEY’RE YOUNG"

4-H Groups Complete Classes At Luke Camp Fifty-two girls and twentyseven boys recently completed classes in the Kosciusko county 4-H camp located at Quaker Haven Camp Dewart lake. Classes taught and their instructors were: Boating and water safety. Conservation Officer Billy Davis: and Mary Lou Denzel. Opportunities in 4 H Jack Hart: Growing the 4-H way. Charles Mishler: Building your 4-H foundation, Mrs. Elizabeth Skaggs: Serving through 4-H. Robert Hewitt: Electricty, Austin Stewart. REMC: Personality improvment. Mrs. Dean Coverstone: Chorus, Karen Freed: Gun Safety, Jim and Fred Beeson: and Swimming. Mary Lou Denzel. First Year Twirlers Enter National Contest Susan Kirkdorfer. 10. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Kirkrdorfer Jr. 10 North Shore Drive. Syracuse Lake. wofi a first place trophy in the beginner’s division in the National Baton Contest at La Porte. Saturday. Sue Traster. 12. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Traster Jr. Front Street, participated in the contest but was not among the winners. Both girls are students of Miss Cynthia Wever. New Arrivals . . . MULLET A daughter. Marilyn Kay. was , born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. I Henry Mullet at Elkhart Hospital. AVERY Mr. and Mrs. Owen D. Aven? are parents of a son, David Wayne, born Monday at Goshen Hospital. Hospital Notes . . . Ealine Hoopingamer, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Stanley Hoopingarner, and Glen Knisley, Jr. son of the Glen Knisleys, had minor surgery at Elkhart Hospital this week. Christine and Daniel Graff. R.R. 1. were dismissed from Goshen Hospital Sunday. Mrs. Harold Schoettle. Wawasee Lake, was released Monday. Syracuscene ... Mrs. Arnold Pfingst and Mrs. Walter Petty entertained Friday with a luncheon party at Foo and Faye’s Restaurant. Brent Neer will celebrate his third birthday Thursday. His grandparents, the Galen Neers and Glen Longeneckers, win join the family at the Hugh Neer home for a birthday dinner. FILES FOR DIVORCE Olive Lucille Miller. Syracuse , factory employee, has filed a complaint for divorce against 1 Wayne Nelson Miller in Kosciusko County court. She asks custody of one minor child, title to personal property and costs. Married December 22, 1957, the 1 couple separated May 20. 1960.

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-Stay In Sight With Your Light” is the theme of the Chicago Motor Club’s school safety poster for April. The slogan applies to both “seeing" and “being seen" while riding a bicycle. Cyclists always should obey motoring laws and practice courtesy when riding on streets or highways. One of these motoring laws says that all vehicles should be properly lighted, front and rear, to be seen by oncoming traffic, ftfake certain your child s bicycle is Eroperly equipped with battery operated headlights and rear reectors. The above poster will be distributed by the Motor Club to some 45,000 grade school classrooms in Illinois and Indiana.

THE SYRACUSCENE .... Ralph Mitchell of Seattle spent several days with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Jesse Mitchell. Mr. Mitchell is recuperating from a recent heart attack and is now able to take short walks and automobile rides.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE .’ERY comfortable home on Boston St. 6 rooms. 3bdnn. Modem Kitchen, full bath. Garage and large lot. Close to school. Can be financed. 5875.00 down. SEVEN room home on Pittsburg St. Out-buddings. Nice Kitchen. large lot, modem bath. Excellent condition. SIOOO 00 down will buy this and owner will accept land contract on balance. FIVE acres and comfortable home on Huntington Road. North of town. Six rooms. 3 bedrooms. Producing apple orchard. Planted to grass. Nice kitchen, full bath. Ideal for retired couple. $2000.00 down and land contract will let you move in. • MODERN home on Pearl street. 6 rooms modern bath, screened front porch, large back porch. Fruit trees and berry bushes on large lot Aluminum siding' excellent roof. 2-car garage. View of lake. Excellent Hot water heat. See this property to appreciate it. This can be financed after a down payment of $3700.00 • A NEW home on Parkway drive. 2 bedrooms, every facility modem Large lot on creek. One block from school. Oil hot air heat, knotty pine decoration and paint. Aluminum siding. Expenses was not spared to landscape this property. Price $14,000. * <• RYMANS combination home and sporting goods business available at $13,000 00 in Forrest Park. Sets on two lots. 6 room, living quarter on channel. This is a money maker. Let us show you what $3000.00 down and land contract will buy. ■ 5 BEDROOM winter home on No. Shore Wawasee lake. 52’ frontage. New pier. Oil hot water heat screened front porch. Glassed rear porch. Price $27,500.00. Owner will finance. Prevailing prices make this a steal • 100 ft. LAKE frontage in Stroh s Addition. 5 room cottage, boat house- running water and fenced property. Price $16,500. • 2 FISHING Cottages on Dewart Lake 1 at $6,000 setting on 2 lots. 1 at $7,000 including rental cottage. See these for a good value. 5 ROOM HOME. 2 BR. Nicely landscaped in Syracuse. $9,000. 112l l 2 ACRES w'ith modem home, beautifully landscaped. 1 block from city limits. Price $15,750. ♦ OTHER LISTINGS to $75,000.00 Herschel G. Leatherman Realtor Rd 13 So. of Syracuse — Phone GL7-2064

THE SYRACUSCENE .... Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miracle of Gnadenhutten, Ohio, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Neer. The Miracles were returning Lean their son’s graduation at Philips University in Enid Oklahoma