The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 11, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 April 1965 — Page 10

THE MAJVJOCRNAL . Wednesday. April 21. 1965

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CELEBRATE 50 YEARS — Mr. and Mrs.< larvni t» K. liollett of Plymouth. « ’ li br.itfxi their »th uedd'uij; anniversary on Sunday with an

MILFORD Library Notes < By Mrs. Obrpthra Kerim ’ .1. will he observed as “national • library week locally as well a< nationally - How mu ii do y<xr know abtMit your Milford Public labrary Yoti nt.iy >'■■■ .it t <• library •; ■ v ;.■■:'•• ■ ■ • • .i t«s’k catch tip on a magazine article But do you really take full advantage of the library's many valuable mtand tiesources? Besides' the] ever-growing collection of books. , the library has newsfci;*:". ad •:;>’ ■■' "■ ■ , ._ other materials Hie library •> a cetU« r •!•’ .■;: yi.i’;■■■" oni< >' ■■'. and recreation Tlwre is ’something •■■•<<■■ ■ .' ' • get you? shhre of these many sit- i A " .. ' ' jhg. If you don't already have a It-■ brary card, now—“ Nat onal Library \\<s k“— would be a good time to get one . ■’• A . • i- . - . • : • • '■} ...' •:■• win! •.-•>.• ' / ■ ‘I? does. and ho* she m,--,. s?J ifi* '/ V.Hi • ■ • ' • ;A” ■'• .>' ■’■■■ <•■ • :<■ . >•] ’•• - - r T> ; ! • ■■■ .-■■•.■ r. 4n, ’ •. ' stamping dates in books aryl ‘hauylirk; ■■ . •••. ..• .•• •.'■ ■ • j,-sk - ■ .• - ■ •,.' . ■ e\;» ( :< d .1 ■ ■ ;• * 0 s' i. ” . e. ; • ' -a-' ' ■ - . ' If/ .. <W«-“ ■ '<■ ’< ' ' ' ■■ :.L. Wj ] • * ' .« 1 ' <•■ z s ■••.,. f‘ ■ *' ' ■ ■/ ' < T- • < . \. . ■’ ” • '■ ■ ■ £ ■ -'r >A. ' - - •> •' "U i ' ■- '* i . » ■ ■ '•'s' ' ’ - - --■ S' J- ’ •;. • \' : ' . ■ ' ' ■■■<• ’ :: ’-o:; .„? !e V'V'ir t hr..ry The theme this y-ear Ls yStHET future — read'” Interesting facts •■ How 4U |xt <•<■!;•. e! b' I.' '. ' . •;•• a .’u ' S • , ■ -i ; ; ■ » ■' . library ; and 9f15.i15 Indiana re< ; - dests now denied llirary services. lv> •, .{.i .uvTivia’e your tree !;- brary service’’ A number of pe«»n’e ■ town Mid township ;,/v for the pr.vi'ege of getting bocks here Rose Jewelry Moves To Illinois Rose Jewvlry left Syracuse Monday after 16 years on Main street. The store has moved to the Main Piaza < Park Forest, 111. M’.-xs Ro>.na B.iunigart:nr sixu'.t some time in school this past winter, in training on the servicing of Bulova. Accutron. and Hamilton electric watches and will specialize in .this service at her new location. It was with deep regret that the citizens of Syracuse watched Rosie get ready to move She wrill be missed .And she invites anyone going to Chicago to stop by and say hello ; She is located on Highway 30 at ( Western avenue. The Plaza is a beautiful modern shopping complex housing Marshall Fields. Goldblatts, Sears Store, and many smaller shops.

open house from 2 to 5 p.m. The? ur» ; former Syracuse residents;

Syracuse Couple Attend Parents Day In Indianapolis Mr. and Mr- Robe:”. T s-,u •>: r 1 SyracpM are among the parents • 3QOi students at thc k lnd;an,i uiu- ■ .. been invited io at- / , 1 . 'par '' I-' jHT) •■ Sa: Xpnl . Pl Tf i i''<:aucht. r' S'Ly-nne Searfoss. i- a jun or student. After J| husim-ks M-s- on aru! ekvti(»n of ra w officers, m<?rl»Ts • <>f thr faeuiiv of tt:r mA<oI of nursnig ■will present a program on the nursde*-.:< «:<’■■! a. 'nk by Dean Emily r ' >. ' ' ' ’ - '■».'? and \ tried through arrant’ements i - ' Mik- _£ \ u yrtoNiNG ix t \l IFOKXIA "-■' ’ - ' ' ' ' ’. - .;•/’<: .:••! Mr< George there they will attend the wedding of J . n ■>’’ the W'-mbrenners. and a college friend Mr. Mullinix. V.,; . • ->f Mi s: Mul’inix. sjH’nt the p.rt :wo weeks with their grand- ' t- Mr. and Mrs Lavent Tom r 1 Milftsrd

- - jPlymouth Barracuda might look like • <Got a pencil? a million bucks, hut it costs 5 99Z498.00 less: i. • ’ • i * *Bc»d on Manufoctur»r'» Sugge»»»d Retail Pri<« M , • tbofge*. rtoto and local fo«e«, IF any, racing (trip*, whitewall*, wheel co»«r», ond other •phonal equipment. And don’t be surprised if your Plymouth Dealer | lICBI PUWv/BrLVTBeaS/vMUANT/BA«t»AeV5* Uvala Ulav llglUv* •J . L v -- 9 ■ ■ .- ■ ’ ■ # Lakeland Motors 401 SO. HUNTINGTON ST. SYRACUSE, IND.

Letters To The Editor

'Royal Guard' Operation

■ Svracuse. Ind. April 19, Dear Editor, I have carefuliv read Court Order, known as Cause No 249&J, having been granted by the judge of the Kosciusko county circuit cetat in Sepana Department of Con.-s. nation. There is no’diing in this court orR provide for the ] • opesation of the gate- of the daip. The best interest of Wawasec Lake as a natural resource is to maintain the water level at the point pennitted by this court order; and. in order to do that the gates must ed to deplete the lakes of sufficient u'.: anticipated precipitation—in the form of spring rains; to return at to’ the high water level, because the ppoinied "Royal Guard” wcather. bureau is not always correct •o what “rah; fail will l>e. A< a

Considerable Damage To United Telephone Co. Facilities By Tornado

Official • •■phone Company of Indiana. Inc., and Ohio Telephone Service t’ornpany. cred r W arsaw, Ind . stated today that the tornados tha: struck Sunday caused considerable damage to the Company - facilities throughout Indiana and Ohio. -The storms knocked out an estirr.ated 10 ;vr cent of the ’alepb.oiK s x rved by the two companies. Tjie tornadoes cut paths through communication lines as they were veered across Starke, Marslia’Z. and La Grange counties in northern Inditmn . ■ . <. ■ 'ir.’.y m «es'< ■ (>!l.O/ < f -t ex tert-, ve damage was in the Ixil’az LA<". ana of Mar-shall-county. the Koontz lake area in Starke county, Shipshewana in La Grange county, and .Fort Loramie a: oiiip's Shelby county. At Rossville in Clinton county over two continuous miles of |X)ies. wire. ’ and cable were completely demolished Officials stated that in most cases the communities hit by the stormwere not completely isolated. How ever, local service was disrupted and ong distance calling was limited tc emergency call- for the first few days. Many smaller communities not act: ually hit by tlie storms experience*: curtailment in their telephone serv ice for a short time bxvau-y of com mercial power failures To restore battery levels in thes< exchange* tlie United Company hk#i

matter of fact, has not been correct t in the past. The only way to keep < a bucket full of water when you have t a bucket full is not spill it—and, s the same thing applies to water lev- i el oh our lakes. When you have it j up these to high level, keep it there; < ■ c-jx’-n the gates until it gets back to i them—not keep the gates open per- J mittirig the lake level to become so X low that there is not a sufficient e- | iioiigh of reserve 'waters to compen- j sate -summer evaporation and all of < tin. di.-ag:eeable and destructive ; \ reel at ion growth. ‘ ; Likewise, resulting in the draining ( of the marshes which are the breed- . ing grounds of water fowl and other < wildlife requiring such conditions i pngxygation-purposes. ' ' Tbo whole trouble as I see, it and ] which seems to be the'cause of the , a- summer con<i:t:o’i <>f the , ■ “Royal Guard*’ has. bi'en p -m.

-, ed portable power generators to I ’ the-e areas and full -crvice was restored in a matter of hours. In the ; company’s larger 6 exchanges, per- ‘ manent stand-by power generators automatically switched into WMee -■■■>:•:- .s'-:* the commercial power failure ’ i Telephone crews were called out ' immediately after tlie storms hit and have worked from dawn until ’ dark in order to restore service. Ad- * ditional crews were called from oth- * er company areas to assist local telenhone crews in the affeettd areas. --- -.-- ——

BOCKMAN'S I-1 v ' d NURSERY — GREENHOUSE — FLORIST FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS (Delivered within 15 mile radius) : i_— J COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE Phone: NORTH WEBSTER 834-2476 World Wide Floral Service ■e I ■.

to raise the gates and keep them op-! en at their own discretion; and, if'i the Conservation Department will see to it that the high water level is maintained, there will be no complaints from me or the thousands of others in the state of Indiana who are interested in conservation of our natural resources and the propogation of fish and wildlife and prevention of weeds. . . j \llistory show’s that the nation over' has lost to private interests, and tlie | mercenary pursuit of private■ inter-1 ests, a large part of its most valuable natural resources so it is upto all of us to fight against any further destruction of our natural resources’j — be it a small lake or a large for-; est. Point ion of waters is another | pastime of mercenary interests. Pursuit of money as conducted on-1 ly by the desire for xhoney has no conscience regardless of who does the pursuing and for what purpose. ; . Martin W. Levemier

long distance service in the storm - will be completely restored by this week end. Ohio Telephone Service Company and United Telephone Company of 'lndiana. Inc., are subsidiaries of] United Utilities, Inc. The two com-j paries serve over 133.000 telephones tiiroudi 99 dial operated exchanges. United Telephone Company, of Southern Indiana, Inc., also . head-1 ■ 10.000 telephones through six exdiariges along the Ohio river. | » Mr. and Mrs. Richard LeCount of I Geshen were guests Sunday afternoon. April 11, of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Newcomer. Syracuse. .

Major Myers In Leopoldville

Major James M. Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noble D. Myers of Syracuse, left April 13 from the John F. Kennedy international airport for Leopoldville, Republic of the Congo, where lie will assume the duties of Operations Officer of the' United States Military Mission to the Congo. His wife and family will join him there within a few weeks. In December, Major Myers returned from Africa where he had spent six months in extensive travel and study of that continent as the termination of his graduate studies program at the American university. Washington, D. C. He has ixx-emly completed an intensive in the French language as preparation for his new assignment. Major Myers’ graduate program ■ covered advanced study in the language,: government, social lii<tory. geography, philosophy, armed forces., and literature of Afr ca [and contimiou< areas. He will receive i the master of arts degree in absentia at graduation ceremonies to be held [in June 1965. . Milford-Syracuse Bridge Club Meets Mrs. John Connolly. Syracuse, i was hostess to the Milford-Syracuse bridge club in her home Wednesday evening. April 15. Prizes were by Mrs. Richard Neff.and Mrs Jack Darr. Others present were. Mrs. Ernest Rogers and Mrs. - Gary Meek of Syractse and Mrs John B. Aiigsburger. Mrs. Frank Scott, and Mrs. James Alien of Milford. Mrs. Darr will. entertain the club en M’av 12.

JONAH CLUB STYLE FISH FRY APRIL 30,1964 OAKWOOD PARK HOTEL 4:30 - 8:00 p.m. ADULTS: $1.40 CHILDREN: 75c Phone hotel for carry-out Home Made Pie Tickets on sale at door — All You Can Eat —- Sponsored by-— Syracuse Church of God

BjSra . . 5 . I .< H*CH-*MALV*iS '■ ■ FERTILIZER FOR MAXIMUM GROW-POWER PER POUND I See Us For Mr-G^e ll MIXED FERTILIZER! We have it— the new Spencer Whether you plan to bioadcast, family of “Mr. Greeen” high-anady- or apply you. mixed goods through ■sis mixed fertilizers! the drill, investigate the advantages T , , , . . ■ „ , r you’ll get when you use “Mr. Each grade is in excellent physi- Creeen ’’ cal condition. Granules are uniform, and packed in “bone-dry” . . , . , . ko , . plastic-lined 50,-pound bags. Makes u ® a^ out “Mr. Greeen” easy to handle and . ‘Mr. Greeen family of profiteasy to apply! ’ boosters! "Don’t just fertillxc...SpenCerixe” SPENCER CHEMICAL Phone: 658-4013 Milford. Ind.

Mother And Daughter Banquet To Be Held Saturday At 6:30 p.m. Ths Mother and Daughter Banquet of the Syracuse Church of. the Brethren will be held Saturday, April 24. at 6t30 p.m. Mrs. Clayton Mock will be the guest speaker.. This will be a potluck supper and each pne is asked to bring their own table . service. There will be a special offering lifted for Miss Bessie Wolfe, who lost her father, brother anti two sisters, in . the • ' All ladies ar.d girls are invited even if you d l > h't have a daughter or mother to accompany you. «

Ray Buhrt GENERAL CONTRACTOR .Residential & Commercial Building Phone: 457-3331 & 457-2531 ' Road 13, Syracuse NICOLAI MACHINE & REPAIR SHOP 701 S. Main St. Phone: 457-3232 SYRACUSE, INDIANA Lawn Mower Sales & Service Portable Electric And Acetylene Welding - JIGS - FIXTURES - TOOLS - DIES Wrought Iron Railings & Specialties INTEREST Paid On Time Certificates Os Deposit Maturing In One Year NOW AT THE STATE BANK OF SYRACUSE SYRACUSE, INDIANA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

WARSAW LISTED AS HONOR AWARD CITY Warsaw was one of 24 Indiana cities listed as 1964 award of honor winners by the Indiana Traffic Foundation, Inc. The award is made annually ,to cities over 5.000 -population which did not ■ have a motor vehicle accident fatality within the municipal limits during the calendar year ■The Foundation is a privately supported. non-profit, non-partisan organization which works in support of state and local traffic accident prevention programs.