The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 December 1965 — Page 26

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oaiziNiOJ around q®WP) ■ A note to this column from a neighbor of Nelson Preston this week' states, “Me thinks ‘Mr. Crazin' and The M-J owes ‘Mr, Recovery Agent’ an apology for the little dig given him. One merchant we know is grateful for Mr. R. A. for saving his business for him and there are others we understand. "Evidently he has stepped on some toes socially and politically and it hurts, to the extent some would like to see him leave town, but evidently he isn’t the kind to run. He is a kind and helpful neighbor and won t step on toes if not necessary. “An interview with Mr. R. A. might reveal some interesting things.” (Bdfar’s Note: The term recovery agent is no dig. but a term Mr. Preston gave himself when this : col-1 «imn inquired As to the exact nature i of his title.) ! ' ! A chance comment this past week revealed that Syracuse might have a children’s dress shop sometime in the not too distant future. Two ladies are considering such an ■undertaking They have surveyed the area and . can find no suitable children’s dress shop, they confided. • ♦ • * What next? Fred and Emily Elstrod imostly Fred) are pushing something new. What is it: "Corn Cob Jelly”. Fred claims he and the manufacturer have exclusive rights on the new. item. He gave us some, and it’s delicious. Has a slice of a corn cob pinned around the neck of the jar. • • • A letter came in the mail this week from a Plain township resident quoting a 1963 Act of the General Assembly (Chapter 296, Section 3. 4b that residents liavc until December 31. 1965. to file a remonstrance against the release of Plain township This column knows of no such remonstrance in the works. The letter concludes. “In the end I believe that a lot of people in Plain township are going to he unpleasantly surprised and find that we have lost a lot more than we have gained.” Tooy Strombeck. town marshal at North Webster, is openly tolling friends he plans to run again for sheriff of Kosciusko county next year on the Republican ticket. He ran before and was nosed out bi the GOP primary by Lee Moyer, then I*ierceton marshal but now a Chevrolet auto salesman in Warsaw. Slrombeck feels he is better known now. has had more exeprience. He said be ‘‘knows for a . fact” that ex-sheriff Carl (“Taffy”) Latta. now a Dalton employee in War- I i»aw, will run for the office again. Others have been giving it some second thoughts. We bear a local resident is try ing to get the ear of Lake Wawasee enthusiast Eli Lilly to interest him in promoting a junior college for the area. No one will confirm nor deny a

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rumor we heard last week that the Catholic churches at Pierceton and Ligonier will be closed in favor of a new, enlarged Catholic church in the Syracuse area. The report persists that the Fort Wayne officialdom is scouting a 10acre plot of ground not too far south of Syracuse along road 13 for the new church. Dick AU, who was in the furniture business in Ligonier, is nowhelping the Bill Brammers through the Christmas season. He is a furniture salesman, but is dow awaitJ ing change to new lines. » • • ♦ ‘ Coach Ken Workman appears depressed at the showing of the Jackets so far this year, but hopes to have them shaped up by county tournament time. Old ' standby John Longenbaugh, benched so far this year because of illness, played the other night a few moments, but fatigued quickly. The expected “rumble” at the Nappanee-Elkhart game at Nappanee Friday night failed to materialize. About 25 police officers were on hand, just in case. Warsaw assistant coach and for-, mer Syracusan Burt Niles drove to .Manchester Friday night, but found that gym dark. He then drove to Nappanee to see the highly touted Nap Elk. game. Syracuse merchants are expecting an unusually big Christmas > season this year. - | They base it on high bank deposit. all local factories working at peak capacity, and all pay checks heavy laden with “beaucoup" overitime. . From all appearances, local stores are well stocked and ready for the onrush. The Jim Connollys recent purchasers of new- home on Syracuse Lake. ••A . . ■ Wawasee golf club pro-owner I Dun Byrd home from Pinehurst, N. C„ which he calls the “golf capital of the world." He spent a week there, playing 36 holes a day on ■ the five tough and beautiful courses, around Pinehurst. .•• * • Coitsiderable talk resulted from the announcement, that the Lakeland school board v . SI,OOO per J acre for land for the proposed new I. skehnd high school I.Hiilding. From Charles: This column is in receipt of a pass to Lakeland basketball games from Leesburg principal Charles L. Garner, adding. '1 hope you will be able to attend a few of our games and help us celebrate this our last year—a winning year.” Sure will. Chas. e you an “Ornery” member of the Lakeland Metropolitan Assistant Coaches’ Association? Better see Ott Auer while you still have a chance to join' MRS. BISTER ENTERTAINS \ demonstration party was held in the home of Mrs. Georgia Buster, Syracuse. Tuesday evening. Nov. 23 The guests were Mrs. Elizabeth Pollock. Mrs. Everett Edgar and daughter. Mrs. Thomas Gilbert and children, Mrs. .Alma Laine, Mrs. Albert Hostetler. Mrs. E. L. Nichols. Mrs. Betty Dust, Mrs. I James Pifer. Miss Ida Deardorff, Jan? and Bianca Buster. Mrs Buster, assisted by her daughter. Mrs Gilbert, served renents of cookies, mints and coffee Mr. and Mrs John Martin are spending 10 days in Texas visiting their son John who is serving in the army.

Home Ec Contest December 7 A 50-minute knowledge and attitude examination which deals with the duties and rewards of homemaking in today’s society will be offered senior class girls in the high school here Tuesday, Dec. 7. The girls will be among more than a half million others in approximately 15,000 of the nation’s public, private and parochial high schools who have enrolled in the 1966 BettyCrocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow, sponsored by General Mills. At stake are awards ranging from attractive pins for each school winner to SIIO,OOO in scholarships for state and national winners. Local school winners also will have .their examination papers entered in state competition. The highest ranking state Homemakers of Tomorrow ! will then receive $1,500 scholarships, i Their schools will be presented sets of Encyclopaedia Britannica by Encyclopaedia Britannica. Inc. State runners-up will receive SSOO scholarships. Next spring. State Betty Crocker Homemakers of Tomorrow, each accompanied by her school advisor, will be guests on an expense-paid educational tour to historical centers in the east. The trip will culminate with the naming of the 1966 Betty Crocker All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow, whose scholarship will be raised to $5,000. National runners-up will receive $4,000. $3,000 and $2,000, scholarships, respectively. Judging for national honors is on the basis of original test scores plus

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Crusaders Class Holds Bowling Party Members of the Crusaders class of the Syracuse Calvary EUB church had a bowling party at the Wawasee Bowl Saturday evening, Nov. 20, preceding the regular meeting held in the church parlor. President Miss Jean Insley conducted the business session when James Crafton was elected president for 1966. Others elected were Gary Eyer, vice president; and Mrs. Gene Kitson, secretary-treasur-er. Refreshments were served by the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Kitson and Air. 1 and Mrs. Paul Pollock. Others preslent were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Neff, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Insley, Stan Insley. Mrs. Rolland Hodgson, Mrs. Floyd Schlotterback. Miss Karel Hollingsworth and two guests, Miss Ann Wagner of Nappanee and James Todd. Mrs. Darwin Klenke Hostess To LCW The Lutheran Church Women of the Syracuse Grace Lutheran church held the November meeting in the home of Mrs. Darwin Klenke recently with Mrs. Jack Maresh as the co-hostess. Vice president Miss Katherine Rothenberger presided and Mrs. William Bailey gave the lesson- on “Poverty-”. The next meeting will be held December 15 in the home of Mrs. Hilary- Bachman. At a tree-trimming party, broiled bacon - wrapped scallops are “hot stuff” for your holiday guests according to the United States Bureau of Commercial Fisheries.

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