The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 March 1965 — Page 11

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■ .ir.J* -■ ...-.- ;■ ■ , ,;- DRY CLEANING SPECIALISTS We Have Pick-Up Stations Al North Webster Launderette And Dry Cleaning Jot’Em Down Store, Barbee Lakes Pick-up Truck in Pierceton Monday and Thursday WARSAW DRY CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY Across From *The Courthouse Warsaw, Ind. I ' • BULLDOZING • EXCAVATING • CLEARING Stanley Custer Milford, Indiana Phone 658-4927 WANTED Good standing timber, all kinds. Write or call Yoder Lumber Company, Inc. LAGRANGE. INDIANA alcoholics anonymous P. O Box 248. Leesburg, Ind Arrow Campers, Inc. Needs Help In AU Departments Top Wages SEE DICK GESSINGER Road 15 So. Leesburg

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TERMITES Universal Termite Control Ph. 267-7372' 120 N. Scott St Warsaw. Indiana OR CONN & BUHRT LBR. CO. . Phone: 457-1331 ANDERSON PAINT AND SUPPLY CO. Syracuse. Ind. Insist On The Genuine T "*°* w*** AND AUTO-MATE Automatic Door Opener* Overhead Door Co. OF SYRACUSE, Inc. Phone: 457-3223 - Syracuse Manufactured By Overhead Door Corp. Hartford City, Indiana J WHEN YOU ARE I IN WARSAW > Take Home Something < Baked From The I ’Unique Bake Shop; I • < Downtown Warsaw ! • ■ < Best Quality Plastic Sealing For Less! WRITE DIRECTLY TO: . Tim's Plastic Laminating R 3, Box 504 — Syracus* Social Security Cards. . Wallet Photos, Membership Cards, Etc. Sealed Permanently In Plastic

■ Wawasee Village Hdwe. PLUMBING AND HEATING j PHONE: SYRACUSE 457-3011 WATCH REPAIR Satisfaction Guaranteed Timex Watches Repaired Here CROWNOVER JEWELRY CO. .. 105 East Center Street Warsaw, Indiana ELECTRQLUX VACUUM CLEANERS TERMS Sales & Service ED ALEXANDER I Phone 267-7034 1116 East C nt r St-. — Warsaw i. - . i . , HERMAN Ill’EY [ ‘ WELL DRILLING CO. Pump Sales' - I’h.r *37-3527 -■ S\ ractt<e • Services i-TtJ CARPET - UPHOLSTERY cleaning Phone G tonier. 894-353 J ■ . . ts \M lIX XXL I :-:.<ro-:c carpenters, lot.owners and others ; — homes-shelL-remodeUng -• budd J-’r* ■ estimates. Lowest total (justs in TroState area. Phofie col. Leesburg Lumber, Leesburg, Api J

far Sala c4A. ’ rrracL FOR SALE: Two-burner Duo Therm healer and 138 gal. oil tank. Reasonable. Call 457-3803. FOR SALE: Kenmore wringer washer in good condition. ’ GAMBLE’S 'in Syracuse. CARPETS - DRAPERIES >4 Free estimates. Phone 894-3532 collect, Ligonier. GOLDEN'S. ts FOR SALE: Coronado wringer washer. 1 yr ok! GAMBLE'S in Syra- ■ t euse, , I FOR SALE: Sylvania Press 25 flash : bulbs. Cheap. Inquire The MailJournal. Milford. Ph. 658-4111, MilI ford. £ ts FOR SALE wringer washer, 4 mos old. like new. GAMBLE’S in Syracuse. FOR SALE: 1960 Ford Sunliner convertible, Phohe Milford 658-4815 or 658-4111. Arch Baumgartner, ts FOR SAI F: A -1 ' ' c dry-1 er. <■>'• GAMBLE’S in Syracuse WEDDING INVITATIONS: Order your wedding invitations; marriage and engagement announcements and birth announcements now. For prices phone 658-4111 i. or 457-3666 or come, in and J.] look through our catalogue. The , Mail-Journal., ts iok sxi i auto was S6O. GAMBLE S in Syracuse. j FOR SALE: Building quality building'* For information, write or phone Smilev Lumber Co., Denver, * Ind. ' -ts FOR S XI 1 : ' AMBLE S ' . Sy . WE NOW-HAVE new rubber stamp pads and roll-on stamp pad inkers. THE MAILJOURNAL ts - I FOR SALE: $65. GAMBLE'S in Syracuse. FOR SALE: H( lets; sound, solid birds delivered to your houses fully vaccinated, ' wormed, and debeaked. Berne HiWiv Hatchery, Inc., Berne, Ind. Ph.’ 2-2607. ' ts FOR SALE: .Rebuilt, boys' and girls’ I. ycles, G AMBLE Sin Syn .- 1 FOR SALE: Camping t: manufacturer’s cost. Call 457-3619. M 4, 11. 18 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE j See us for your Real Estate and insurance needs. EVERETT F. KETERING Orrice L. Shaw, Broker . , Phs. 457-3722 . 457-3506 ts FOR SALE: 1951 Inter dump truck. Ned Stuckman, eu< side Papa : ' ■ FOR SALE: Baled wheat straw. I Lawrence Thwa:t'. r 1 Syracuse. Ph . 457-2307 M 1< 25, A 1 FOR S XI.E: S< 1 . > .. Ro- :* r gas range. Cheap Call 457SSM or 457-4198. FOR SALE: Rattan pedestal type mind card tabic Ph. 457-3522.

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FOR SALE: Ponies and equipment-r ’ One 9-yr.-old mare, dark bay, saddle and harness broke, with colt bom March 11: one 5-year-old mare, dark bay. saddle and harness broke: one 4-year-old mare, red sorrel with diamond, saddle ■ broke: one 3-year-old mare, dapple; one 2-year-old mare, dark bay with diamond: one 1-year-old! mare, dark with blaze face: one 2-1 wheel cart in good condition: one set of buggy harness: one black pony saddle: 2-wheel pony trailer ! with canopy and tack compartment. can be used for horse. Ph. i Milford 658-4812. YOl (AX OWN A CUSTOM HOME, kike cottage or expandable home built to please you. But the claims of miracle -financing. As a long establislied reputable lumber dealer and builder with 20 years’ experience in financing you can be sure you not us will event, ually own your home. Our prices are lower than highly advertised prefabs and precuts. Flexible financing No money down on your j !o‘ or w e’ll' help you buy one. Town or Country. Literature and estimates free. Phone collect Leelumber and Uptown Hardware. Leesburg, fed., 453-31,44. Miß & Al FOR SALE: G «Hi-Fi with, mahogany cabinet: also large window ’ air conditioner. Ph. 457-3522. j FOR SALE. three bed home in Convenient location. Many extra features ’ included.. Ernest ’ Rogers Ph. 457-41’6. M 19 -A IS (A for Rent FOR RENT — Apartment, furnished or unfurnished, heat furnished. . at Pettit’s Department Store. Lig- : onier, Ind , phone 894-4541. tf' FOR RENT: Completely, furnished apartments, east side ’ Wawasee. Water, and laundry facilities j furnished. Ph. 856-8022. ts j TAXES — F.sGul and state taxes f led. ACCURACY GUARANTEED. confidential. DARNELL ACCOUNTING. 11l N. Huntington. Syracuse. Ph. 457-4165. J 14 - Mr 25 FOR RENT: Nice 4-rodm first floor j apt near Johnson Hotel. . partly! furnished, natural gas heat. Call: 457-2200, Saturday-. - ——_a__._———-1—-——— I Wanted to Rent I WANTED FO RENT: Small i. cot'-. .iranent, kitclier. nidieti by lone. lady. Write P. O. j ' ' Miseel’anou* 4’l<K IP ’ ■ ’.' ' - Kosciusko County Farm Bureau; Co-op., Warsaw, Milford, Packer-i tor..- - Mr. I'B & 25 '

Help Wanted <5 -*< • Female WANTED: Sewing machine operat-’ or. Must be experienced on laying out and sewing boat covers. Part time starting about May 15 until ci approximately Sept. 1. Write Sew- a ing, Box 8, Syracuse. ts I — — f. COOK WANTED: Apply in person. a Club Oasis, 617 S. Buffalo, War- q saw. M 18. 25 P . WANTED: Applications for waitress and kitelien help, experience . not necessary, just have own trans- 1 portation. must be 17 years of ' age. Foo & Faye’s Cantonese Res- 1 taUrant, south of Svracuse on road • ' 13 ’ ■' 1 Help Wanted IHELP WANTED: Opportunity in sales for man with agricultural background. Write Smiley Pole Bldgs., Denver, Ind. ts ARC WELDERS wanted: Experience necessary; also general factory help. Apply Sellers Mfg., Inc.. SR 19, Wakarusa. . M 18. 25 HF.I/ WANTED: Male. Openings on day and night shifts. Mechanical ! abilitv desirable. High sclwol graduate.’SOßG PRODUCTS CO.. Ligonier; HELP WANTED: MALE--A New I Britain bar machine .setter-opera--tor. Highest hourly wages in Indiana for qualified man. Ph. Wm Beaxtrs cot, days 749-5105. Daw! I Corp . Edgerton Rd, New Haven. Ind. ' . -M 18. 25, A 1 Z' " 1 WANTED: All your news, church, club and locals. Call us. Pl.nne 457-3666 or 658-4111, The Mail-Jour-nal. U XX XXI FH: ' V?' i specializing in organizational ■ lets Cail M 19, 25 d Al HEMSTITCHING WANTED: Pl i fancy. wr.:le you wait or shop. Mrs. IX's.-m'l Read, 1 Syracuse.’ Phone . i 457-2464. ' - ' CLARA WALTERS SPEAKS TO BETHEL YOUTH Miss Clara Rae Walters of the ( . . speaki r at the March 10 meeting of Bethel Chu youth in Milford Miss Walters, who. . i is a ni a \ olutneer service worker in the j hosiptal at Castaner. Puerto Rico, early in December. -slid Rican cities and country and also ‘ - t 4d of her work at Casta ler a 1 . . ' ter’ itorX’ of Puerto Rico, its ediica : > i tion. landscape and' recent expansion into a tourist haven since Castro | took over Cuba. Mi>s Walters will leave later th- - month for a trip to Puerto Rico and j then on to Ecuador near Quito where: she will serve as a missionary nurse j for a three year term. , J. * Larry Hoover, president of group, presided at- a bus.ness meeting. It was announced that each i member can bring three guests to i ; the folk games party Friday. March I'.i, ar r- ■ s'a;:on: abo • . ;e tions for the district speech contest j 1 at <Joshen must be *' ■■/Di- ! ane Dwyer wtore March.2l? ". j u During the month of April the 1 .. - mental health, The firs’ meeting will t We s--b ■ Refreshments were served : ■ ' 12 persons present by Det. Mr. and Mrs Loren Longenlxiu-h . ’ day in Dayton. 0.. with their (faugh-\ ter. LuAnn. The group had dinner J at the Seven Nations Restaurant, honoring Miss Ixmgenbaugh on her birthdav. * - _ _ --rnr-u- -u- ---u--rv-u-u-u-

GOLDEN RULE j ' 2-HOUR QUICK CLEANERS ’ • € It Wawasee Village Ph.: 457-3553 | 3 ALL NEXT WEEK SPECIALS F Clean Only Service . 5 lbs. 99c A ■ . ■ '. fa 7-8 lbs 51.50 1 1 <j 10 lbs. ... $2.00 1 K Milford Electric Is Our Agent in Milford. o I - (laundered) (Fresh as a Flower) ... 3 for 99c Rugs 9’ x 12’ (Cleaned & Sized) 3 For $25.00 . Draperies —99 c Panel and/ or 5c Per Sq. Ft. -■ Top Coats. Rain Coats, Jackets & Car Coats $1.50 ' . \v ' I -DYEING SAVES BUYING” ■ Basketball Uniforms (School Discount) 99c Choir Robes (Church Discount 20*7) — $1.20 I 1-Hour Service When Needed We Clean All Day On Saturday

And Kline Given Contracts

McCormick-Cutter was given the xmtraet to furnish the Syracuse with a new dump truck and T. L. Kline received the contract for the storm sewer to be installed at the Harris funeral home at the Tuesday night meeting of the Syracuse town board of trustees. The bids were opened by town attorney Robert Reed There were two bids on th truck, one from Wawasee Motor Sales on an International, at 52.353-58 and the one from MeCormick-Cutter or. a Chevrolet truck at $2,300.90. On the installing of the storm sewer two bids were received. One from Hughes Digging for six-inch tile at $1 70 and the other from T. L. Kline for six-inch tile at $1.60. Clerk - treasurer Walter Calnon read the agreement between the town of Syracuse and the Turkey Creek Township trustee for the operation and maintenance, of the Syracuse fire ? department, which was approved by the town board. Board member Vernon Beekman had received a letter from the owner of a boat house located on the channel at tlie Huntington street bridge, giving the town of Syracuse

LAKELAND YOUTH NEWS By Bud Smith We had quiet night again , Tues, day and I'm happy to say that we are getting larger crowds all the time.- ;We ;:ave several new girls in our-cnK-i et mJ, and knit ing classes and the boys are turning out in great' numbers for their activities. We had films of the r.Wri Memori- - al Day race -'on Tuesday and next j Tuesday our good friend. Earl Money, will be back until another hunt:ng and gun 'S.T’e'y program The name of the film to be shown is ■‘Gunning the Flyways." Friday night from 7:30 to 10:30 it will -be the Swingin New Olympics. Don’t miss it. I’rn trying to finish iTi'our Ping Pong tourney*, players? mjice a big eland play ■■ - • >u fail to appear. INFORMATION ON TAX EXEMPTIONS - The county at: liter. Nd ■ - for filing of certain' tax eyhave been ••■vent-ly. . Th s. error of nates might be c-tly : ■ . exemption. mostly for individuals, and the correct dates for filing of these affidavits are from March 1. to the first Monday of May May 3 of . this, year . No exemptions' may be accepted after May 3, 1965.. 1. Certificate ' : debt- . his. affidav t tl he < ns . E--tate, on March 1, and that he owes a certain amount on said-mortgage, as of March. 1. to a Certain person ■or company, and that the property imoruiiroal-is ‘ !ed.’in Baek No. .aid Page No..'in ' the Recorder's Office of Kosciusko County,' He must ■ county;?-if he is asking -an. exempthem. ' ‘ ' 2 ” certain persons’over 65, .This is to relieve certa n j who ica.hed t l e age of-65 btf-ce-kmuary who d > -e a total - ■ ' ■ than $2,230 husband and wife .■' ' ■ ■ u:yesL ind’iding- social seeuri- • u. es, in-, terest money -rect-ived .front sale of ■' -■ tiou, die 'husband- .and wife. must, not own Real Estate having a total assessed valuation of more than $5,060.00. T ; I't <rf restric3 Soldier 10 per cent disability, shown, bv a certificate from the ' t'-e exemption aTwved on ties form of Exemption.-'which may by the vete-?n or his widow, etc. 4 Soldier usability pension, show; ■ Admim-.t-ation., showing the exemption on th s form of exemption. which may be filed by the veteran or his widow. The above four forms of Ext mj> tion Affidavit must be filed before May 3, 19651 ... RETURN FROM FIJ)RIDA TRIP Mr an-i Mrs Walter Wuthrich of Milford returned Wednesday from a three-week vacation in Florida They visited former Milford r dents. Air. and. Mrs. Victor Beer of Laßelle, and Mr. and Mr- Amos Mast of Sarasota. Tr.ev also visited Key West and the Everglades State J■ j ■

YEAR ROUND lEMPLOYMENT Good Pay Rates, Plus Overtime OPENING NOW FOR ? Warehouseman Mill Operator See Mr. McDonald At < NAPPANEE ' MILLING CO. : Nappanee, Ind. or Phone: 773-4131 , ■, , : ‘ ||i

permission to tear down the boat house. Mn Calnon stated a street light had been approved by the board same tune ago to be installed at Car oil and Frazier streets and to date the light had not been installed. The electric company is to be advised to install the light. Forrest Bud 1 Smith of the Lakeland A’bu,a Center asked he might have a police patrol for the summer months, just whoever is on duty, to check through the center at night. This Xvas approxed by the board. It was' reported that the large light at the city park was turned on and is now in‘operation. This light is equipped with an electric eye. so that it automatically turns on at- dark and off at daylight, r Attending the meeting were clerktreasurer Walter Calnon.. and board members Byron Connolly, Mrs. "Frank Blanche Bates and Vernon Beekman, and attorney Reed, street and water commissioner Walter Ha- - gerdon. T, L. Kline. Robert Insley. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sparklin, Mrs. Betty Dust. Joe Hughes. Bud Smith, 1 Dan Ganger, and William Cutter.

Son Os Former Resident Studying In Peru David Leland Clapp, senior at Indiana university, has been ‘granted a scholarship in cooperation With Indiana tmiversity and the United States department of state. He is studying in Lima. Peru, South America. for or? school year. His major is foreign language, Spanish, j and French; with government and business as minors, While studving S.-n ' s' ir’.verssy lie will advanced Spanish, literature, eetinimips and e:’::oll ir: a 'seminar on'-contemporary Peru, David is the son of .Mr. and Mrs.' Lelahd Clapp of 6107 east Pl Run. S Dr., Indiatiapolis The’ Clap}>s i * ,‘ former side Syr - ■ City of the ineas’’.. Arequipa. . and ■ Lake Titicaca' under ■ the , guidance lare 10 side trips ::: throiigh -the es, also. David will earn up to : 30 hours credit which will be transferred . tu. the university. He’'will Dav e w h a P family.-. All instruction, will be in Spanish j a member of the dean’s list, was recomniendevi for this study, by the dean of his major • department San Marcos is the oldest uraxer- ' sity in the Americas toundedf in 1551> and boasts~a very distinguished faculty. David will return next ye..:- ■ United States in time fw the sprin . semester at Indiana university and >66, .;■■ He- spent a week ir. Bro ■ being briefed, for his work/and . week was ■in Washington. I); with the state department for preparation. lor his work; There are 19 studeiits representing many other colleges in. the group 'making-the trip. Students may apply for this grant from any college, i diana university upon- ’■ dation from individual schools. Competition is keen felt, the opportunity i.ttend ' ■ aic‘l ;; i exper • n’ •> :*fh rds -far the ■ritiden; to- gain first hand acquain- ■ . ’ ■ ■ . els one of the'most ratafee aspects of '* - T' ■ enta'U’T • -wr'se c n { foreign service institute. . Tlu Hip left Wis ;ton, D. C. on Sunday and stooped iy Quito. i.EcquadoF for three days. Tliey rPeru tod dayV, FELLOWSHIP’ CLASS HOLDS POUND AUCTION fae Fellowship of the Syr- . aeuse Church, o: God 'met Tuesday exening. March_ 16, at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Victor Yeager. There' were- 10 adults and two children present Rev. Yeager had charge, of tlie service. Miss Carrie McKibbin sar.g a verse of “For God So Loved the World’’. Rev. James McKibbin gave the devotions, reading from the 6th cb.ap’ter of Ephesians. After several comments on the lesson, he led in prayer. Mrs. Victor Yeager had charge of the entertainment. Each member brought a pound >of food which was sold at an auction sale. .Melvin Niles returned thanks then the food was served. The next meeting will be held on April 20 in tlie home of James Druckamiller with Mrs. Phyllis Troup as hostess. MILFORDMUSIC PARENTS TO MEET MARCH 23 The Milford Music Parents Organization will .meet Tuesday, March 23, at 7:30 p.m. at the high school. All parents of music students are urged to attend. CHANGE OF ADDRESS FOR WILLIAM PERRYS Mr. and Mrs. William Perry of Milford who are vacationing in Tuscon, Ariz have moved. Their new address is -010 S. Freeway, Holiday Inn, room 150. Mrs. Perry has had the cast taken off her leg. The Perrys plan to return to Milfprd the first part of April.