Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 54, Number 29, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 13 April 1961 — Page 6

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MHS Juniors To Give Hilarious Play Friday Theater goers will have an op- : unity to change their regu- . Jar diet of amusements for the t <ual movies to a real flesh and cd play Friday, April 14. when the junior 'class of Milford High School presents under the direcn of Mrs Dorothy Williams I Arlo Beiswanger the three-' act comedy. "Miss Jimmy,” by Jean Provence in the Milford Community Building at 8:00 p.m. Jennifer Sunthimer and Denny Cory play the leading roles Os Louise, a sophomore at Brier Mountain College, an exclusive women's school, and Jimmy, a stray junior from the nearby miversity. Action of the play.beßihs when Jimmy is forced by his fraternity brothers to enter the girl’s dormitory in search of girl's dress to wear in an initiation stunt. At the same time, the girls are finding it difficult to get dates for their big dance of the .year with anyone but brothers, cousins and uncles, and, when they capture Jimmy, they decide to make his fraternity brothers es- * them to the prom by holdr.v. for ransom. Ti ep things begin to happen. ’1 ■ have a time keeping hidden from Professor he dean. When they fall for. Jimmy and try to win him. Jimmy tries to escape bv : • M:>< Jimmy"’ in • . When everything 10. >ks clear, the chief of police, who has a long record for catching kidnappers, appears. I. illege chums are \rr. Schlotterback. y .ry June Beej-. Janice Rapp. : : .1 Sandra Knepper, and Beth < ■ - It plays the character \l -- Watkins. the dean. Much of the comedy falls on i .aiders of Willie Free who ■ 'he part of a Droopy, the > moves about f-• . • sn.iil that is not in hurry. The only thing that intere-sts him is his chicken farm, whi h. hatches full-grown chickens by night. Jerry Warstr Ing the character of Pro : ssor Frazier is certain to get a laugh. A new set has been constructed Prt stage manager, who has been assisted by Max Duncan. Bill Troup, Kenny Mathew- and-Bob Brooks. > T. -kct sales have been under the. direction of Marcia Dewart and Ron Baumgartner who re- ’ the advance sates have been very satisfactory. : < pi Lee fir -admission is 35c ■ ■ f'- a'-j tickets are being I by the juniors of Milford Those who have bought tickets may secure them at the door. Wheat Discoloration Not Always A Disease Di-coloration of wheat this spring is not a cause for any particular concern as it is not a •-.on* according to County AgrfI Many fields .ire showing-a yellow ms and browning on I* l6 F: is is a symptom ofl a : gen shortage due to weatner ch .- ’•■< rather than a lack »f • Two '.arieties are ap- , : •• • -positive to the mperature as spring opens up. They are Dual' and Laporte. If the browning is serious • > ■.foliate some of the, I gen win new prdbably stall be 1 y enough to get gpdd results

ATTENTION CITY GAS USERS We have in stock all sites of BLACK PIPE. FITTINGS GAS VALVES GAS FURNACES completely installed 5250.00 and up. We cut and thread pipe. Wawasee Village Hardware Phone GL7-3011 Rd 13. SO. Syracuse

Central States News Views LITTLE DIPPER Rita McKillip. 6. of Westchester. 111., demonstrates the Hying start that helped her set two records in TriState swimming meet at Mishawaka. Ind. Experts say she has . an Olympto

J WJ NUZZLE FROM MIZZLE of favorite horse greets Kendra Lane of Clements, out of six 4-H Club, niembevs to give the organization’s annual, activities report to President Kennedy during National 4-H Club Week. March 441.? ’

OCT ON A LIMB .: Kit Guillemot- of Kansas City. Mo manages a smile despite chill breeze blowing off ice floes in background, *

Junior Legion Gains Strength Each Week The Post 243 Junior Legion, team has picked up anot her sponsor renewal with Noble County R E M C. This brings the total to three sponsors with seven more, needed, Also on the'■asset side of the! Junior Legion program for the summer is the inquiry made on behalf of some of the high school players nearby concerning eligibility. which indicates that some of the better baseball players who did not try out last year intend to attend tryouts this season. Tryous will begin Sunday. May Tryouts will begin Sunday, May 21. with the prospects for a The squad is still in need of two starting pitchers for the regular weekly games. Sell it with a classified!

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i vE'k WELDING TECHNiQI t is pointed out by James Brad.>y. student at Ohio State Unii versify. Bradley is first re- | vipient of scholarship in weldI ing engineering presented by I the National Cylinder Gas Divi- | Jon of Chemetron Corporation..f®

Competes In National Contest Sue Ann Traster. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. -J. F;. Traster, blaced third in advanced 12 year old solo, and third in strutting at an NBTA Twirling contest Saturday .held at University High School gymnasium. Bloomington, sponsored by Tau Beta Sigma and Kappa Kappa Psi, band honoraries. Sue Ann also received a first place trophy at Buckland. Ohio. • v - March Meter Collection Parking • meters collected $247.74 during the month of March according to the records of Ernest Buchholz, town clerk. Tins is almost SSO more than for the same period a year ago but is less than collections, reported for February which totaled $265.50.

Civic Music Group Conducts Membership Campaign This Week Lakeland Civic Music Association is conducting a membership campaign this week, New members joining from April 10 to 15 will be permitted to attend the last concert® of the • present season which will be given April 24 bv Robert Schrafe. American pianist, at the New Winona Lake Auditorium at 8 pun. Chairman of the local commit-j tee is Mrs. Lewis Immel. Work-: ing with her on the membership campaign are Mrs. Kenneth Leonhardt and rMrs, E. L. Fos-j brink. Mrs. Kip Sullivan is the chairman in North Webster. 4 Memberships, which close after. 'April 15. are $7.50 for: adults and $4 for students. Scheduled for next year’s concert series are the St. Louis Symphony: Jerome Himes. Metropolitan bass: Stecher and Hor. owtiz. duo pianists: and Aliana and Diard. tenor and soprano. Will Take Old Clothes For World Relief Work Members of the Lutheran church are collecting old clothing for the Church .World Service. Pastor Carl Satre said if there is anyone in the community who has old, usable clothing to give away; that it can be- left at the Lutheran church, inside the doors, and those working on the project will see that it is t-aken to the Church World Service for distribution to needy people. Hot Spicy Beverage After the football kame a hot drink is in order. Serve this one with ginger cookies: Combine 2 cups canned apricot nectar with dash salt, one '3-inch> stick cinnamon and 5 wholp cloves. Heat just to boiling and serve with cinnamon stick stirrers in tall mugs.

Lakeside BAKERY WAWASEE VILLAGE Phone GLobe 7-3556 — WEEKEND SPECIAL — Freeh LEMON Pie s?c Fresh lemon filling topped with golden brown meringue. "afpleswte" doughnuts Variety of breads, rolls, cakes and pastries. ■ ' COFFEE BAR Beef & Noodles. Chili, Hot Beef, Grilled Cheese, and Ham Sandwiches Rolls. Pie. Coffee and Hot Chocolate

FOR SALE LAKE WAWASEE MORRISON ISLAND — 4 Bedroom fully modem. Lakefront home. Good beach Boathouse Lot. EAST SlDE— Moder: 2 Bedroom. Good location with view of lake. 59.000.0 C. GUY MEANS HOME— S Bedroom. 90 ft. lakefront. Good beach. Boathouse'. New Price. JOHNSON’S BAY CHANNEL—2 Bedroom. Modern and boathouse $12,000.00. SUNSET BEACH — Brand new 3 bedroom, fully modern. Elec'iic heat. D-'hwasher. Carpeted Living Room with fireplace Florida room. Perfect beach. 71 ft. lake frontage plus boathouse lot on rear channel. LOTS SUNSET BEACH— SO to 72 ft. lake front. Natural solid sand beach. Including boathouse lot. Seawall. $13,500.00 up. Other cottages in good locations. MEYER Real Estate EAST SHORE WAWASEE Cromwell Phone: ULstr 6-6642

Thursday, April 13, 1961

Friendly Neighbor Club Friendly Neighbors Club met April 5 at the Conservation Club hduse. A chicken salad lunch was served at tables decorated with little umbrellas scattered around African violqts flanked with yellow tapers ; in crystal holders. Hostess committee members were Mrs. Angie Brandt, Mrs. Lulu Creps and Mrs. Clara McQuin. Mrs. John Runge, presided at a brief business meeting. The next meeting of the club will be May 3. Bridal Showers For Susie Morganthaler Mrs. Joe Morgenthaler entertained with a miscellaneous bridal shower Saturday for Miss Susie Morgenthaler whose wedding to Jacob E. Kern, 111. will take place May 6. Ten guests attended the affair. Another party will honor Miss Morganthaler Saturday when Miss Sue Juday entertains at luncheon at Howard’s Restaurant. THE SYRACUSCENE . . . Mrs. Nancy E. Noe. who returned to Indianapolis last week with her daughter. Mrs. Harry J. Hizer. is a patient in Room 330 at Community Hospital. Indianapolis 19. Indiana ._

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