Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 54, Number 47, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 29 June 1961 — Page 4

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SYRACUSE-WAWASEE JOURNAL THUM. JUNE », IMI

Six-Day Police & Firemen's Fair For Syracuse The six-day Police and Fire* men’s Fair scheduled in Syracuse for July 3 to 8 will feature ama’teur entertainment along with a Firemen's Queen to be chosen, a big parade with high school bands. American Legion Color Guard Units, Decorated Floats, a revue by the Baton School girls. Fireworks on July 4th. All proceeds from the week-long event "will go toward the support of various youth movements sponsored by the Syracuse Police and Equip* * ment for the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Department. The affair Degins on Monday July 3rd with Family Day and Night, 2 P.M. until closing with all rides 8 for SI.OO At 7 PM. a greased pig event, egg tossing content and a greased pole climb ing event with a $lO 00 -cash prize for each event.

. Schedule of Classes For The 1961 Water Safety Program City Park Beach, Syracuse Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoon: 1:00 to 2:00 Beginners 2:00 to 3:00 Intermediates 3:00 to 4:00 Swimmers Saturday 11:00 a.m, to 12 noon. Pollywog class (pre-school agt) Oakwood Park Beach Tuesday 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Mixed class of beginners, intermediates and swimmers. Kale Island Beach . Wednesday 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Beginners and Intermediates. East End Wawasee, Bob Schacht pier Morrison Island . Wednesdayl:oo to 2:00 p.m. Beginners 2:00 to 3:00 p .m. Intermediates 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. Swimmers Waco Beach, Wawasee Monday 1:0Ci to 2:00 p.m. Beginners and Intermediates 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. Swimmers 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. Advanced Wednesday 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. Jr. Lite Saving and Boating Beach, Wawasee Wednesday *1:00 to 1:00 p.m. Jr. Life Saving and Boating All Ligonier and Nappanee classes during morning hours. ' Tuesday 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Advanced training in all water activiitios for Syracuse children only. Wednesday 1:00 p.m. Adult class. Classes will be added as needed. Anyone not registered may call Mrs. Orrin Smith. BL 1-3088. New "ACRYLIC” HOUSE PAINT Bun-Free and Shawer-Safe 100% ACRYLIC g| in 30 Minutes I tosy to ONLY Apply, Blister-Resistant. PER GAL. Oean taels with water! |PB inT s| SYRACUSE LUMBER COMPANY Phone Globe 7-3331 Schedule of Classes For The 1961 Water Safety Program City Park Beach, Syracuse Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoon: 1:00 to 2:00 Beginners 2:00 to 3:00 Intermediates 3:00 to 4:00 Swimmers * Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 12 noon. Pollywog class (pre-school age) Oakwood Park Beach Tuesday 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Mixed class of beginners, mtermediates and swimmers. Kale Island Beach Wednesday 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. Beginners and intermediates. . East End Wawasee, Bob Schacht pier Morrison Island Wednesday 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. Beginners 2:00 to 3:QO p.m. Intermediates 3:00 to 4:C(0 Swimmers Waco Beach, Wawasee Monday 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. Beginners and Intermediates 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. Swimmers 3:00 to 4:00 p.m.Advanced Wednesday 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.Jr. Life Saving and Boating Seminary Beach, Wawasee Wednesday 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. Jr. Life Saving end Boating All Ligonier and Nappanee classes during morning hours. Tuesday 1:00 to 4:00 pjn. Advanced-training in all wafer activities fer Syracuse children only. Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Adult class. Classes will be added^as needed. Anyone not registered may call Mn. Orrin Smith, GL 7-3044.

On July 4th the Annual Fireworks will be set off at the Syracuse City. Park under the directions of the Chamber of Commerce. On the evening of July sth a big revue from the Smith-Wal-bridge Baton camp will put on the entertainment. Various acts of Baton twirling, marching, singing, and dancing will be featured by fifty girls. July 6th is the Variety Talent Show beginning at 7 P.M. with cash prizes to the 3 top winners. All amateur acts are invited to enter. Contact Joe Hughes, Syracuse Indiana to enter. A big parade will start things off July 7th at 7 P M. A Firemen s Queen will be selected. Patsy Hummel has been selected to represent Syracuse. Ligonier, Goshen, New Paris, Warsaw. Milford, and others are expected to send Fire Trucks and Queens for the parade. Prizes for big parade are as follows: Firemen’s Queen: Ist place SSO 00 War Bond 2nd place $25.00 War Bond

13rd place 525.00 War Bond Bands; Trophies Ist, 2nd, and 3rd place. * Color Guards; Ist place $20.00, 2nd place SIO.OO and 3rd place $5.00. Floats; Trophies; Ist, 2nd and 3rd place. Seven More Beauties In 4 Queen Os Lakes Contest Seven more young ladies have entered the "Queen of Lakes" contest to be held in North Webster as a climax to the 16th annual Mermaid Festival, bringing the total contestants to date to 29 Concord high school has selected Nancy Ann Mitchell. Nancy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Clarence Mitchell and was chosen by the school student body and faculty. Nancy Stouder of Andrews, Indiana, and a junior at Indiana University will vie for "Queen of Lakes ’ Saturday. July 1. She will be sponsored by Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. Deitz Zeta sorority of Ball State college will be represented by Connie Tappmeyer of Fort Wayne. Elaine Marker will wear the "Mess Selma" ribbon in the "Queen of Lakes" contest, she is the 1961 Selma Lions Club Queen and reigned over the Delaware County Fair as "Miss Delaware County." Two Kosciusko county girls have also entered the competition. Karen Freed of Silver Lake will represent the Silver Lake Parent Teachers Association and Judith Watson will represent the host city. Judith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs? Dan Watson of R.R.I. North Webster. * Alpha Omicron Pi of Ball State Teachers college chose Sharon Plotner of Logansport to enter the "Queen of Lakes" competition. The Crescendos an instrumental quartet of Wakarusa, is

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the most recent entrant in the i talent contest held Monday, i Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur- 1 day nights in connection with ( the week-long festival. Six more teams have entered t the outdoor basketball touma- ] ment: Rehm Insurance, Fort . Wayne, FED-RICKS. Montpelier; i Pierceton Collier O;l, Warsaw; j North Webster Bank. North Webster; Noblesville Merchants, - Noblesville: Delagrange Ford j Sales, Monroeville. ] John Herrmann, festival chair- I man. reported the following pa- 1 rade entries: United States Ma- ■ Fine Corp. Color Guard and Marine Corp float, decorated convert, ible by the Patrician Beauty Salo, North Webster; Whitley County Shrine Donkey Patrol; Jr. Auxiliary American Legion Poppy Queen of Albion Post 246 American Legion; Grant County Sheriff Posse drill team of Marion; Karen Sue Kelly. “Miss Majorette of Indiana,” from Elkhart. Latest Entries Mermaid Festival officials reported that four more bands. 9 cutie parade, three "Queen of Lakes" contestants, three talent show entries, one more basketball team and a decorated car by the Warsaw Chamber of Commerce have been entered m tire week-long festival which begins Saturday in North Webster. Band entries are the 60 piece Silver Lake High School band, the 45 piece Tyner high school marching band. Somerset high school band and the 60 piece Fremont high school band. Karen Silveus and Cheryl Silveus have entered the Cute parade and Scott Dausman of Leesburg, Robin Zillmer of Mishawaka, Deb Lane Himes of Warsaw, Richard Eugene Shock of Pierceton. Debra Kay Clayton of North Webster will participate in the "Cutie King & Queen" contest which will be held in the North Webster sthool gym Friday. June 30. Becky Kaye Emerick. 16 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Emerick will enter'the "Queen of Lakes" contest as "Miss Somerset." Peru Junior Chamber of Commerce have entered Christy Temple to represent them in the contest and parade. Sharon Kay McCain of' Den- $ ver will represent Circus City Festival. Inc., of Peru in the' "Queen of Lakes" contest. Recent entries in the talent show contest are Debbie Marsh and Madelyn Overhulsor of Warsaw doing a tap dancing double: Mike Mangan. Cheryl Dazey. Al Whiley and Bill Glass of Cromwell in a modern jazz cornet quartet: Lois Holewinski. accompained by "The Swinging Minutemen" of Goshen doing a twirl.

Wawasee East End Fathers Day Week-end John Carvey, of Indianapolis, a ‘ Colonel in the army reserve who ; las been at Camp McCoy, Wis. for wo week, arrived at his lake lome Sunday to be with his famly on Father’s Day. Mrs. Carvey Tickle and Johnnie will stay at the ake for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bayer had is their guests Sunday. Rev. and Wrs. Willard H. Zinke of the Saem Evangelical Reformed Church. Vfr. and Mrs. Merle Fisher and Mrs. Tom Peterson, all of Fort State Release Quail To Wildlife Areas Hovey Pritchett. Superintendent of Game, for the Division of Fish and Game of the Indiana Department of Conservation, has completed the spring release of adult quail. Fifty-one pairs of Bobwhite quail were released in each of the 92 counties, making a total of 9.384 breeder birds released. Conservation Officers and Club Members in the various counties ossisted in the distribution of the quail. hundred adult birds were released on PittmanRobertson Habitat Areas. On these areas wildlife biologiists of the Division of Fish and Game assist the owners of the land in improving the wildlife habitat. Seeds for growing plants for wildlife food are supplied to the landowners. These w ildlife biologists are under the supervision of James A. Hughes, leader of the Wildlife Habitat Restoration Project. . .1200 To Public Areas In addition. 1200 quail were released on public shooting areas, and 410 were released for spring field trials, making a total of 14.794 adult quail released. Birds released for field trials remain after the trials as brood stock. Following the completion of the spring distribution of adult quail, the incubators at the Muscatatuck State Game Farm have begun to turn out baby quail chicks for distribution to youth organizations and adult clubs, throughout the state. These quail are delivered to the various counties when just one-day old. Jack Stabler is Superintendent of the Muscatatuck State Game Farm. He will see to it that some 51,545 day-old chicks will be delivered to the boys and girls who will rear these birds and later release them in their local communities when they-are 8 weeks old. The adult clubs will receive 156,430 of the baby quail to be reared and released by their members. ing routine. Latest entry in the outdoor basketball tournament is the Goshen Jaycee Travellers of Goshen,

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WayneMr. and Mrs. Kenneth McVay Drove to Fort Wayne Sunday, to see the family of Mrs. I. B. Furman, who recently died. Tide annual “Tokeim Picnic” was held Saturday at the Louis Neizer home on Morrison Lsland. The Bob Williams celebrated Fathers Day with their four children and four grandchildren at home. Mrs. Patil Loser. Mr. and Mrs. Walton Wilson and sons Doug and John of Muncie and Kathy Eckert of Minneapolis, Minn, were there. Mrs. Leo Kowallik and Rev. Herb Yoder are in school at I. U. in Bloomington. Mrs. Yoder and children are with Uev, Yoder. Mr. and Mrs. George Myers were in Elnora. Indiana, for the week end with his parents. Annie Kowallik, and Dee Myers went along to spend the summer at the lake. Mr. and Mrs. James Galloway and son Mike were at their lodge at Belle Aire, Michigan last week They had as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hendricks and daughter Susie of Fort Wayne. They spent three days up at the Straits and Locks. The Curt Hires' family were all home. Fathers Day and to enjoy the Flotilla Parade. Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson. Mr. ahd Mrs. Theron Wolf. Mr. and Mrs. Elizabeth Mentzer and Mr.and Mrs. Charles Beck all of Legonier. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Duckwall took Tom Duckwall s to Toledo, Ohio Sunday where he will be engaged in youth group work in the Augsburg Lutheran Church. He will be there s;x weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rozelle from Anderson were at their la Ke home on Morrison Island last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bayer of Fort Wayne had as tneir guests ’lom Peterson from lore wayne, ano Mr. ano Mis. Kooert Bayer ano tneir children, Kooert and Annie, of Commons, Indiana. Scene Mr and Mrs. Arthur VanAnda’s granddaughter’s. Debbie VanAnda and Carol Strong of Wayne, will be visiting them for a couple of weeks. Kappa Sigma Tau Sorority met Thursday evening at 7 pm. in White Pidgeon. Michigan at the Ten Pins restaurant for a family style Swiss steak dinner. Twenty-four members and two guests entertainers enjoyed the dinner meeting. Roger Wolfe gave a pantbmine to records. Afterwards the business meeting included installation of ofuntp fall. fleers. This Was the last meeting The Rotary met Monday evening with Walter Schrock in charge of the program. Guest speaker was Foster Jones of War. saw. who spoke on "Privileged

| Tom Oswalt, son of Mrs. Orval Klink, is home for the summer and is working at Klink’s market. Tom attends Onarga Military School in Onarga, Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lindemuth and daughters, Bernice and Maxine, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lindemuth’s parents. Mr. and Mi’s. Harley Lindemuth. Mrs. Georgia Miller was hostess last Veek to the Wednesday Bridge club. Mrs. Florence Allen of North Webster was guest. Mr. and Mi’s. Lewis Immel and daughter, Mary Barb, returned Saturday from a ten day trip east which included Washington, D.C. and the Shenendoah Valley. Mrs. Douglas Pilcher and children, Janice, Linda, Robert and Patti Jo, returned Friday from a ten day trip west. They visited Mrs. Pilcher’s mother, Mrs. Rose Parkhurst at Rocky Ford, Colorado, and other, relatives there and in Colorado Springs and Blanca. On the second day of their trip they ran into a hail storm in which the hail was too large to enclose in the hand. Many cars were damaged by the large balls of ice. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Karr and family moved Monday to Lyndhurst, Ohio. Mr. Karr who is associated with the Weatherhead company has been transferred to the. Cleveland plant. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ditmer speht the week end in Louisville, and attended the high school graduation exercises at Shawnee High School in which his son, Edward, participated. The Ditmers spent Friday evening with friends in Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nusbaum received word that their son-in-law 2nd Lt. John Berg was com- , missioned Ist Lieutenant at the i Loring Air Force Base in Caribou, ’ Maine. Lt. and Mrs. John Berg and small son. John, are presently living at Caribou. Mrs. John Berg is the former Jane Nusbaum. Mr. Ronald Sharp and sons spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bishop of Fort Wayne. Mf>and Mrs. Cliff Kinder returned home Monday from Joesboro. Illinois, where they had been called because Os the serious illness of Mr. Kinders’ father. ■ Mr. and Mrs. James Michael and family recently returned from a trip through the South. They spent a few days at Chatanooga, Tenn.; and they also stopped in Indianapolis to visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Michael and Nancy Michael.

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Hospital Notes — Mrs. Montie George and daughter, of R.R. 3, Syracuse were dismissed Friday, June 23, from the Warsaw Murphy Hospital. Douglas Graff, 707 Pittsburgh street, Syracuse was released from the Goshen Hospital Friday, June 23. Hubert McClain, R.R. 4, Syracuse underwent a tonsillectomy at the Goshen Hospital Friday, June 23 and was released Monday, June 26. A daughter was born to Mr. and . Mrs. Gaile Finney. RJR. 2, Syracuse Tuesday, June 27, at the Goshen Hospital; Diana Sue, nine-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Simon, 718 Fourth street, Syracuse underwent major surgery Monday at the Goshen Hospital. Keith, two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Berky, R.R. 1. Syracuse under minor surgery Monday at the Goshen Hospital. and was released the same day. Mrs. Cleo Singery RJR. 2, Syracuse underwent minor surgery Tuesday, June 27 at Goshen Hospital. *- Mrs. Emerson Ohligschlager is at her home on North Shore Drive for the summer.

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