Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 25, Number 2, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 17 August 1961 — Page 4

SYRACUSG-WAWASCE JOURNAL THURS. AUG. 17, 1961

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DWARF WILD ROSE This nice wildling (Rosea Virginia) is well suited to garden use. I have been told that it is found native only in the south central * mountains, but other authorities claim that it is found .wild over much of the U. S. east of the Rockies. Very hardy. Begins blooming when scarcely six inches tall. Usually a foot and a half is its limit but years ago 1 found an old clump, way back in the hills, and am sure that at least one of the canes measured nearer two feet from ground to tip. but that is the tallest I have ever seen. The is typical rose foliage; blooms are a rich pink, same color, size and form as those of the Arkansas Rose. The blooms atg followed by bright red pips vlieh on until winter. The pips are about the size of a garden Pea. or a little bigger. And like the Arkansas Rose .the petals and seed pips are edible. The petal can be candied and served as .candy: or can be used to dec

T7 ATTENTION SALE SQUAW DRESSES AND SQUARF DANCE DRESSES 5Q% OFF COUNTRY CORNER GIR SHOP FOR SALE ★ JAMISON 565.000. No lovelier home on either lake than this new. completely insulated. year-round home There are 3 bedrooms upstairs. 2 full ceramic aHcd-b.Mh*, sUate living Toom with fireplace, fine kitehen. dining r<>om. -rafiNbsnd insulated attached garage Downstairs is complete'living room, kitchen, office, sleep tng space for six, full bath, fireplace, patio. 70 ft. lake frontage, pier, good beach The Jamison home on Syracuse Lake. DUNKLE $14,000 Brand new channel redwood home with 1 bedroom (facilities to build on) very large living rodm. kitchen, bath, porch, big Im Marvelous weekend hideaway. The Dunkle home — Leland Addition. THE DR WELTY HOME on Sunset Park, Wawasee. Rustic 4 bed room ranch home with screened robin off living room Two full baths, oil heat, attached garage with very attractive utility apartment overhead. All furnishings and boat included. ---■ SOLID RED BRICK home? about as pretty a* you you can find, very attractive and new and out, two story, 3 bedrooms, extra fine kitchen, bath and 4, oil teat, beautiful I-ake iX'awasec frvmi.t.-e. Spnset Park. 7 SNI G LITTLE old fashioned 3 bedroom home with oil heat, screened porch carpeted living room, big dining room, kitchen, backporeh. patio, and full easement to channel. Route 1, Wawasee. Priced at SBSOO with $750 down. ★ Home*., Large and Small, For Every Need. Full Choice In Lake and Town Property. RENTALS APPRAISALS INSURANCE ★ EARLE WALTZ, Realtor CLARA WARNER, GL 7-3465 - WALTZ, GL 7-2189

WE NEED USED FURNITURE - DOUBLE ALLOWANCE ftTRADE IN SALE ft I p.-1 PLETCHER FURNITURE Living ruom, Dining room, and Bedroom furniture DUAMC AO MAPPAMFF **’ for the next two woelu - We need rtoek for ow PHONE 62 - NAPPANEE - TerißSL .. . . Store Hours — Daily 8:30 to 5:30 — Wed. and Sat. to S:3O — Open Thurs til noon Waretattt ttortu Abo now b tbo five to dumgo .. . _ ... ■ Bw Y for cosh ' 30 days char S e ' w use our P a Y ment .„ . o Village Shop Furniture Warehouse Appliance tenter pi an ht payme nt not due until oa 10th. yowr toonow wt r MO—g * vwo. 2 Bit W. of Sqourr 4 Mr 1 of Square I Bk W. h Blk N. of Square .-J-

orate certain desserts. The pips are cooked with apples for jams and jellies, but I do not know the recipe. This plant would be particularly good in garden urns set in part shade. Laura D. Cole For the most entries: Ist — Thrify-Fifty —r Mrs. Floyd Hollar, Pres 2nd — Etna — Mrs. Kenneth Greenawalt. Pres. \ ' 3rd — Jolly Janes — Mrs. James Miller, Pres. For the most prizes: Ist — Thrifty-Fifty — Mrs. Holtar ■ 2nd — Better Homes — Mrs. Hobart Person. Pres. 3rd — Seward — Mrs. Earl Lowman, Pres. « Indiana creameries produced 17.438.000 pounds of butter during 1960, 18 per cent more than the record low output of 1959. report state federal agricultural statisticians at Purdue University,

Saay.oigw-'iLkry • ~ - - a > 48,6 SHOWS A ■ SEPTEMBER 2, !Wl gt i 5:0« nd 8:M PJC SEPTEMBER L 19d I W • 12:30 Md 3:30 PJC _— J ANDY AND SOME DANDIES—wiII be the otew bill at the Indiana State Fair. September 2 and 3. Thia mean* ANDY GRIFFITH, star as hit awn TV shew, aaagstreM Aafta Bryant, emcea Johnny Matson, and "The Unpredictable” Wien * Brothers. Dates for the State Fair are August 30—September I People, Spots In The News ■ " '■ ' ■ !■!■■■■■■■ — ■ - , ———- I MAURICE EVANS and Dame Judith Anderson at Hermitage Castle. Scotland, during filinof "Macbeth.'* five-Emmy Xlßwinner rebooked for Hallmark IF".T NHall of Fame on NBC TV joct. 20 '• MB MINS STAM van I r. 19. of Am 'terdam. Holland, named "Miss ySf' International Beauty” at Ix>ng Beach, Cal Pageant f - •’ r . c W/Bi - * 1 I Tr ’kaflrn & s *», 3 IL. -r H 15 LAKE TROVT weighing s I 1 51 pounds 4 ounces is -W W displayed by beginner I - '" Paul Oedekerk of South , T ’J, Bend, Ind. Caught in ■KF .4 northern Manitoba. . Vj BAt K TO BACK home runs by these sluggers, Mickey Mantle and Roger Mans, have been decisive often in keeping New York' A ankees’in forefront of A.L. race.

"Joiner" Contract Approved By Board The town of Syracuse and Turkey Creek Township have entered into a "Joiner” contract for the purpose of aiding the Syracuse Plan Commission and other projects that may be of mutual interest. At a called public meeting on Aug 8. the Township Trustee. George Lamm, and members of the Syracuse Plan Commission met and discussed the joint contract. . and with no objections from any one present, the trustee and his advisory board approved the move. The contract WM apprised Tuesday night. Aug. 15, by the Syracuse Town Board. This “joiner” will enable the township trustee to aid in paying for the cost of the Syracuse Plan Commission, and Trustee Lamm has set up the sum of SSOO in his 1962 budget for this purpose. ' To review the Plan Commission

history. the Wawasee Lake Property Owners Association paid a professional planning corporation some $5,000 for the original ordinance and plans. For one year the town of Syracuse paid tjje Plan Commission attorhey the sum of S4OO for his services. The past two years the Plan Commission Attorney has not been paid, although he has done more than SI,OOO worth of work, according to a member of the Plan Commission. The Building Commissioner is paid by funds paid in by thoae who ask building permits or from a sub-division which is granted approval. No public funds ape paid the building commissioner, and since some of the permits granted are from outside the town limits, the money he is paid comes from those sources. The money paid out by the town this year for this Plan Commission from, tax sources is less than SSO —for rental of a building for public meetings, for some stationery and postage.

MACHINERY FIELD Thirty acres of labor saving, brightly colored farm equipment is scheduled for the Machinery Field at the 1961 Indiana State Fair. Lined up for Fairgoers’ inspection will be all sorts of new equipment which will appeal both to bona fide farmers and green thumbed suburbanites. From the Concessions Depart ment at the State Fair, pleaded by Floyd Hoover. Fair Board member from Kentland, comes word that nearly 100 exhibitors have signed up for exhibit space on Machinery Field. From a stand-by generator which enables farmers to carry on when electricity fails, to a multi-purpose “geostace” dome shelter., to a nifty new hay rake from Holland, Far goers can see ideas easily adaptable to their particular situations. The “latest” in tractor models, plowing equipment, grain drying .equipment, grain augers, spraying equipment, electric hoists, silos, grain bins, wagons, arc welding equipment, chain saws, and steel frame buildings will be among the many exhibits. Major companies to be represented are International Harvester. New Idea. New Holland. Indiana Farm Bureau Co-op. Kewanee Machinery, as well as local dealers of Allis Chalmers and John Deere. ' Since good machinery is an operating essential today in most every occupation. Fairgoers should appreciate the exhibits bn Machinery Field at the Indiana State Fair, August 30 through September 7. • No spot in Michigan is more than 85 jniles from one of the Great La£es.

SINCLAIR RafGfiS • i l hfeEiail fa&iTilfcx, MACY'S WAWASEE SLIP vvi l - At LAKE WAWASEE Utt ’ G 0 MOMRN ,■- d®II 11T 1 ”1 ; 1 For The First Time In The Midwest .. . New Fuels Are 'lll 5? v X’ I ' F Available thru Up To Date Facilities. i T • twwt* Ii I ts L f l| ■ 1 J // / straight gasoline, a24to 1 mixture, or a2oto 1 mixture, which■w | H k,' J t ever is desired and recommended for your particular motor. / Macy's Slip now offers Sinclair Power X premium, Sinclair Dino f - regular, and Sinclair Marine White gasolines along with Sinclair ! Juß Extra Dut * Outboard Motor oil. The Dino and Marine White |. V gasolines are available in the new Marina pumps as a straight L ■> - gasoline or in the desired mixture. Wt VIM i A special pump meter also records the price of the oil and the Hl gasoline separately; taking all of the guess work out pricing ÜBBBBBBBBBi' the fuel* and eliminating any extra charges for the mixing of the fuels. Macy's Slip, located at the west end of Wawasee Lake, now has Whatever your needs or desires may be for Marine Fuels, Macy's the latest and most modern equipment available for serving the S | ip j, as t f, at f oe | r metered as your desire, priced to your advanboating trade in this vicinity. Two new Marina electric mixing tage , anc , delivered in your boat by prompt, courteous attendants, pumps are now installed at the Macy docks. These pumps feature the "Dial-A-Mix” which enables the pump operator to deliver We invite you to stop in and look over the most modern marina in this vicinity. . , MACY'S WAWASEE SLIP Sinclair Marina Products Chriscraft Gale Motors Pennyan Cruisers, Inc. Glastron Starcraft

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ONCE-A-YEAR-SALE - AUG. 17-SEPT. 2nd BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS Seamless - With Seams in all the New Fall Shades regular price — <1.35 — sale price 1.09 — 3 pairs 3.19 , regular price — 1.50 — sale price 1.19 — 3 pairs 3.49 regular price — 1.65 — sale price 1.29 — 3 pairs 3.79 at ANNABELLE'S, Syracuse I BERKSHIRE BACK-TO-SCHOOL SOCKS: CREW — POPCORN — STITCH — ETC. INFANT, CHILD AND ADULT LEOTARDS

Martha Kuhns recently return- According to British records, cd from Camp Amigo. Sturgis, the Mayflower was valued at Mich., where she served as head $750.00 in 1624, when it brought cook for a week. the Pilgrims across the Atlantic. ~ NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT The BLUE SHINGLE "Bud" Gall 9 owner GL 7 2695 Rt, 4 Syracuse BEER AND WINE Noon Day Lunches, Short Orders Sandwiches