The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 September 1964 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Thursday, September 3, 1964

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PIERCETON' GOLFERS — These three Pierceton women were trophy winners at the South Shore Golf duh Tuesday afternoon. Left to right are Letha Pletcher.

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HtIIOLE WINNERS — These' women were 18-hole championship trophy winners at South Shore Golf club Tuesday afternoon. They are left to right. Dee I'ipp-

Syracuse Locals

Mr and Mrs. Tom Prickett spent i the weekend in Chicago. Emory Goy is taking a vacation from h;s duties 'until the Syracuse street detKirtmen*. Mt. find Mrs. 'Wilbur D. Whittle ha'.e moved to Lake Wauasee. for a couple of weeks, mud their new home in Goshen is completed. Mr. anti Mrs Volney Kammerdiener. north of Syracuse, are touring the western states on a threeweyk vacation. Mrs Gordon McCormick of Syracuse had as her guest recently Sandi Schaal of Harkaway Farms Conn.

Tim Yeager, son of Mr. and Mrs p.m. \ eager. Syracuse, attended youth retreat of the Church of God. Friday and Saturday, al Bear Lake Camp; near Wolf lake. Mrs Molly Hines of South Bend and Mrs. Grace Hines of Albion recently visited in the home?- of Mr and Mrs Court Sfabaugh and Mr. and Mrs Mei Rapp, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs A. T Miller of Fort Clinton. lowa, spent three dr. - last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs Nathan Ins-ley, Syracuse, Mr j.csi Mrs Itobert Tread*ay left Smday for their home in San Jose. Cal.: . fitter spending the past few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Treadway, Syracuse and other relatives. Thomas Gilbert. Syracuse, is ■ on a two week xacatton from hrs dutie- as dispatcher at the Syracuse fire station. He and Mrs. Gilbert , and his nephew. Andy’ Gilbert plan a trip to soutiwm Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Hemert arrived home Saturday night from Etna, Calif., where they visited Mrs. Van Hemert‘s mother, Mrs. Leofta Kinley. They made the trip by auto and were gone two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wearer 1 and family of Monroe, Mich., spent Sunday, Aug; 30. a: the home of Mr. Weaver s sister, Mrs. Billy Cobum. Mr. Cobum and family, Syracuse. David Howard who was on the faculty of Syracuse school last year is attcntfcng Indiana, university. wnrkmg on his master’s degree. He and Mrs. Howard and son, are living in Bloomington. Mrs. John Brokaw and sons. Tommy. Todd and David have left for their home in Boulder, Colo., after vacationing for the past six weeks with her parents, Attorney and Mrs. Weddell Berkey, at thej Lake Wawasee summer home.

COME TO Patona Bay SERVICE West Side of Lake Tippecanoe THE NEW EVINRUDE BOATS — ALUMA CRAJFT STARCRAFT—PONTOON FLOATS—SAILBOATS—CANOES RIVIERA CRUISERS Marine Paints — Marine Hardware —— Skis “EVERYTHING FOR BOATING PLEASURE" EVINRUDE SALES & SERVICE

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mystery trophy winner: Ellie Caudill. 9-hole handicap champion; and Jackie Tinkey, 9-hole ringer champion. A Mail-journal staff photo.

inger. “A" flight winner; Pearl Peterson. “B‘‘ flight winner; and Betty Nyce, “C'’ flight winner. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

Mr. apd Mrs. Kenneth Bookwood ; and children of Muster Spent die w eekend at the home of Mr. and I I Mrs B.U S. Betos and son Bob, of j Syracuse ' i RECEIVES ( ARD I FROM SUBSCRIBER Hie Milford office received a post | car ! from Mrs. Will am Stevens of | Warsaw, a subscriber to our paper. . th s wwk, She slates that she is . visiting with relatives in Nebraska. Mrs Stevens reports the news of the National Farmer Organization n this county. y ' ~ ~‘ ?> Shop in the Lakeland area.

getefaati**} Owt 44t& 'fyeai Mock’s Marine Rentals — PONTOONS — SKI BOATS — RUNABOUTS ROW BOATS — OUT BOARD MOTORS — Outboard Gas At Our Pier —- Tax Free WACO DRIVE — LAKE WAWASEE - 457-3355

ANDERSON PAINT & SUPPLY • O’BRIEN PAINTS • NOW IN STOCK 7 VARIETIES OF FLOOR AND CEILING TILES Wawasee Village 457-3692

Bob & Virginia Mayfield Angler’s Cove OGDEN ISLAND — LAKE WAWASEE Beer ■ Wine ■ Family Room STEAKS - CHOPS - SEA FOOD BOAT LAUNCHING . £ Boat Gas Off Johnson’s Bay - Plenty Docking Area Come By Boat As You Are

North Webster News

CORINNE STAPLES, Correspondent

Anna Bowers WHU Meets At Kuhn Home The Anna Bowers WCTU met on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Alfred Kuhn. There were seventeen in attendance including a guest, Mrs. Clara Passwater of Decatur, Indiana. Meditations were given by Mrs. Kuhn. Program guide books were distributed by the president, Mrs. Orva Miller. Various means of attaining new members were discussed. Mrs. Passwater who is 79 years old, entertained with the recitation of a lengthy ballad type poem. Following the meeting, the hostess served ice cream and cake. Mrs. Ruth Rothenberger will entertain hi her home for the October meeting. | George Warble To Be Stationed Near Tokyo Sgt. George Warble and his family spent two weeks with his parents before leaving August 21 for California where he will embark for a three vear tour of duty in Japan. He will be stationed near Tokyo. George has been serving in the .Army Air Force since 1948. Work has been received by relatives here that Sgt. Warble and h:s fam.lv called on Sgt. and Mrs. Malcolm’Beezley in Glendale, Arizona enroute to California. Sgt. Beezley enlisted shortly after Sg-. Warble entered the service and the two had not seen each other since 1962. PEG GREIDER REPORTED IMPROVING Peg Greider who received about i nine pints of type A negative blood ! while a patient in the Whitley (.oun- ■ tv hospital recently, was later trails- , ferred to the Michigan -University 1 M» dical Center hospital at Ann Ar- . bor. is now reoprted improving there, bor, is now reported improving there. Chain-O-Lakes 4-H Members Attend State Fair Mrs. Robert Pifer, Miss Mary Beth Gaskill, Larry Kinzie, Mrs. Norman Rhodes and sons, Jeff and i Jerry were guests who accompanied the following 4-H Chain-O-Lakes members who took their exhibits to the State Fair Monday: Becky Stutman, Melanie, Beth apd Theresa Pder, Alicia Watson, Barbara Hummell and John Rhodes. Read the CLASSIFIEDS

Beezley Reunion At Pioneer Trails Sunday The annual Beeley reunion was held Sunoay at the Pioneer Trails Boy Scout Camp. Approximately seventy-five attended. Entertainment provided by a number of the youngsters included a piano solo by Lisa Rood, vocal solos by Sally Knecht. Susie Beeley and Bob Knecht and a white elephant auction with Cyril Likens as auctioneer. . New officers elected are Charles Scott, president and Mrs. Charles Scott, secretary and treasurer. COMMUNITY NEWS Mrs. James Gullett and son, Jimmy are visiting relatives and friends in this community. Mr. Gullett is expected to arrive sometime this weekend to join his family and ' visit about a week between sessions at Indiana university where he is a law student. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Riggsby of Upland, California spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Richwire after visiting their son in Houston, Texas. Mrs. Riggsby and Mrs. Richwine are sister. On their return home they called on Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kilmer at Col-1 limbus. Nebraska. Mrs. Kilmer is Mr. Richwine's daughter whom the, Riggsbys had never met. Mrs. Rita Schmidt and children I are spending this week with her i parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Krouse. Miss Karleen Richards is spending this week with her sister-in- [ law and children while her brother | David, is working at Monticello, ' Indiana. Reverend and Mrs. Damon ; F neh of Fort Wayne visited R. A. Richwine Saturday and again Sunday. I Mrs- Gaynelle Daly called on Mr. Richwine Friday. Larry Sargent of Anderson. Indie last week at the Warren Dunes State Park where he was camping with his parents. Tom Brindle joined the family for the week end. Other week end guests of the Brindles were Mr. and Mrs. Georeg Staples and son Joey. \ Tiie Mjesdames Raymond Ferguson, ' Melvin Wheeler and Mrs. Gladys Winebrenner were Wednesday luncheon guests of Mrs. Ermal Vanator.

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| Mrs. C. J. Menzie, Jr., accompanied Miss Leora Warble on her return drive to Port Washington, Long Island. New York where she resides and teaches physical education. Miss Warble is also serving as one of the seven United States judges on the international judges team for the Olympic women’s gymnastics events. While in New York, Mrs. Menzie was priviliged to attend the Worlds Fair and the Olympic trials for the women’s gymnastic team held at King’s Point, Long Shop Local

TOM SOCKS MEN’S and LADIES’ Sportswear Wawasee Village

Everybody is in the clouds about S&Mtyiidye LODGING DINNERS (Served dally 6-11) ENTERTAINMENT & DINING (Wed., Thurs.. Fri., & Sat. Nights) FEATURING

THE DRIFTWOOD COCKTAIL LOUNGE 453-4431 Lake Tippecanoe

Meet Your Friends At FROG GOOD FOOD • Fish Every Friday BEER - WINE ON LAKE WAWASEE COME BY LAND OR WATER

ASC Elections On September 9 The. annual Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation township elections will be held on September 9at Bp. m. Eligible voters of the respective townships will meet at the designated points and hold the election at the meeting by secret ballot. The meetings will be in charge of the ASC Committees. There will be a chairman, and two alternates elected from each township. Location of each township election meeting follows: Clay - Claypool school; Etna - Etna Green school; Franklin - Beaver Dam school; Harrison - Mentone school; Jackson - Sidney fine station; Jefferson - Hasting store; Lake - Silver Lake school; Monroe - Monroe school; Plain - new fire station (Leesburg'; Prairie - Clunette elevator; Scort - community center

Rose Marie Reid WHITE STAG ARROW JANTZEN I McGREGOR Syracuse, Ind.

(Yeager garage'; Seward township - Burket school (farm shop); Tippecanoe - North Webster school (cafeteria); Turkey Creek - Syracuse school (ag. room); Van Buren - Milford fire station; Washing-ton-Pierceton school (cafeteria); Wayne - ASCS office (Warsaw). A person is eligible to vote if he is of legal voting age and has an interest in a farm in his community as owner, tenant or sharecrop-

FOOFAVB Cantonese & American Restaurant Closed Monday — Open Tues. — Sat. 4 to 10 p.m. SUNDAYS 12 — 10 P. M. AIR — CONDITIONED H mi. so. Syracuse ph - : 4 5 7 -3774

Fish Fry Every Friday Night 1 ALL YOU CAN EAT-50c BEER — WINE — MIXED DRINKS • MEALS • SHORT ORDERS • Sandwiches Organ Music Saturday Nights ANCHOR BAR Downtown Syracuse

Wawasee Golf Club North Shore Lake Wawasee “Finest in the Lake Region DON BYRD - Pro-Owner • Class “A" PGA (Expert Instruction) •.Fine club house facilities • Sporty, well manicured course • Excellent food and drink

Dining Room and 19th hole — Phone 457-3961 • We cater to parties and banquets GREENS FEES MEMBERSHIPS Dajy Fee (all day) i $3.00 SINGLE S7O 9 Holes (any day) $2.00 , Twilite (any day after 4:30) $2.00 MAN AND WIFE • ••»• SBS

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per and any person not of legal voting age will be eligible to vote if he is in charge of the supervision of the farming operations on an entire farm if he or the farm is eligible to participate in any of the current farm programs administered by the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service.

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