The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 June 1965 — Page 12

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IT'S A SEt'RFT — Reminiscent of the SM.fW Question TV program when questions and answers were secured in the vaults of Manufacturers Trust Bank in New York, so did Svracuse furniture man Bill Brammer give a sealed envelope to Syracuse hank board chairman Harold Wellman this week for safe keeping. Appearing in front of the bank vault in Svraiior are Brammer, left, and

Waubee Grange In ! May 27 Meeting ''

Waubee Grange met May 27 in regular session with' Earl Wolfer* man, master, in charge. The charter was draped in memory of Curt Mr Crearv. who died recently Mrs Herman Miller, home economics chairman, reported on the sewing contest held at the last Pomona meeting, and also discussed ' be judged on Slate Grange conference which will be he Oct ■' ; ;,rxi 16 m Elkhart ’ Herman Miller, agriculture cjiturfrom . the state concerning the gram show. The local grange’ voted to send a contribution for the state FF A organization. \ collection was taken to be given to the American Legion Auxiliary chorus which furnished music for meeting.

BUDGET investment TO MOVE -B’.hk'-t Investment, 103 E Man . -■ v- <i a lease ' y atuKi and will move to l(Ki west The new. location was formerly * et will be in their new . or about August J ■ of . Budget Investnx-nt in the bus:ness erf loans, financing and insurance has been operating in the which the past in Sv J., 'k- E'.C:’,

Congratulations and Best Wishes TO BRAMMER FURNITURE FROM ALLIED LUMBER CO. 743 S. Huntington St. Syracuse 's■.• . - ■ .. GOOD LUCK To r ■ Brammer Furniture COMPLIMENTS OF MARLEY'S STEAK HOUSE WE WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME BRAMMER FURNITURE TO WAWASEE VILLAGE TOM SOCKS SPORTSWEAR WELCOME BRAMMER FURNITURE We’re Glad To Have You Here. WAWASEE MOTOR SALES, Inc. Wawasee Village Syracuse

f Wellman. j The sealed envelope contains the • price of a I Gpiece Early American - room of furniture, to be given’ as I grand prize to the ptTWi who gMM- . es closest to its n t.<d/6ii< -■ at the firm s grand open inWjul tiring the next 1" days. The winnF? will be revealed on Saturday night. June 19. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

I Mrs Max .Anglin read an article on coH'-crvatnHi af:er which the entire group sang “Work, for the Night is Coming" and "Grangers , the oi.Mnst tMxng Mrs. Otto Wiggs. Mrs Ray Bray read several poems iwcludng “Tr--”. Forests”, “What is a Mother”. and “At hat is a Fath? «T.ntW “The Wrong Way t, visit” was given by B™>’« Glen Pinkerton, and Mrs. najtnond Pinkerton. TYie program a\d refreshments uw in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bray and Mr Fdkner. The next, meeting wffl be on Jiin*? 10 at w.hieh time the lades > will entertain the men with a supper md a surpr.se entertainment at the Waubee. Grange Hatt, at »ev«* The committee for this wui ■ ■ Pinkerton and Mrs. Max AnJ-n.

Summer Worship Services To Be At Playhouse “Worship In The Round” services will be he! 1 during July and August at the Enchanted Hills Playhouse, according to an announcement made Ity Rev. August Lundquist of the Svracuso Methodist church. .. ■■■ j Tic'.' L“”<f<“ ' s.td, •'Tiiis' is .'ha . ariempt to do two things One. reach the. unchurched half-way and it is a place of re- - h members."

WOWO To Broadcast Wawasee Flotilla Days [ Radio station WOWO, Fort Wayne,! has completed arrangements for a series of broadcasts from the Lake Wawasee “Flotilla Days’ celebration June 19 and 20. Much of the broadcast activity will be devoted to coverage of the Flotilla parade around Lake Wawasee, June 20. Station activity, however,, will get underway the night beI fore at a record hop street dance jin front of the Syracuse Youth Center, emceed by WOWO personality, Doug Stephens. Also appearing at the record hop will be recording artist. Len Barry. whose popular ! record “Lip Sync’ is fast becom- - WOWO will, be broadcasting per-1 wiicallv throughout the day on I June 29th. from Several locations ,on Lake W awiisee, covering b-.e "Father's Day" ■ Flotilla parade I is ■e\:»x-i<d. to attract marry I fleets both' private and commercial in the traditional parade around the lake Ln conjunction with the cele-'j brat ion. WOWO will also conduct a gulf tournament nt the three courses on Lake Wawasee. South Shore. Wawasee Country Club,- and Maxwehoh. with the WOWO personal!th»< participating Also on hard for the (lav w 11 be the WOWO “Top Pop”, a father from the Tri-State

THE Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber Os Commerce Is Happy To Welcome A New Business To The Community. We Are Wishing The Best To Brammer Furniture Co. Glad You're Aboard! t ' " i X. ■ CONGRATULATIONS Brammer Furniture You Have Brought A Fine New Business To The Community. Wawasee Village Hardware HOME OF MOTO-MOWER GO! GO! GO! Brammer Furniture We Are Rooting For You! The Mail-Journal THE A LAKELAND AREA’S ONLY HOME-TOWN NEWSPAPER

area selected from nominations by sons and daughters who write to the station telling why their father should be seletced for this honor. The winning father, along with his family, will be week end guests at Lake W'a- ! vv’asee and will select a float in the parade for a special “Top Pop” trophy. Lakeland Youth News By Bud Smith I want to take this opportunity to give credit where credit is due. All of vou bovs and girls who workied so hard to make our Spring Spectacular a success aie rating very high in my book. From the actors right through to those who made the programs and sold tickets I am very grateful. I have had many good reports I about this show and I want to pass them on to the people who deserve the credit. \ , . Let's start Booking forward to the | next one. j . i This time vyou made about $l2O liar the YouthyCenter. I think that can be doublet! next ycrir. The folk' j who missed this one really missed a lot of great talent. Thanks kids. The Youth Center will be closed until June 22—Bud gets a vacation,. We salute B 11 and Betty Brammer

unci BRA MME FURNITU IN SYRACUSE 10 DAYS - STARTINI PRIZES GALORE »=== SI,OOO IN I WE SPECIALIZE r+ i 3™ 4 GRAND J —- J 14-Piece Early American F< , NOTHING TO Pl REGISTER F ■ ANY DAY DUR,N6 OPENING l GUESS if'E RE ——— S TO THE NEXT 10 CLOSEST GUESSES ’ - Ist PRIZE — Serta Perfect SI - ht ! W 2nd PRIZE — Wolf Neeta Im IO O ; 3rd PRIZE — Modern Loung Ijc.ri •„,, MMj 4th p RJZE __ Barler’Family I ■ 5tK pRizE ■“ Solid Walnut c 6'th PRIZE — Ralph Morris 7th PRIZE — Charlton Co. C Bth PRIZE — .Ashley furn. C PRIZE — Delker Furn. C | Oth PRIZE — Illinois Mould JKF- BES DMLY BYI IBRAMMER Lakeland’s Large st And Ml