The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 December 1965 — Page 6

Question Town Board On Gas Pumps On Lake

In the regular meeting of the Syracuse town board of trustees held Tuesday evening two members of

« ft ;« As glad Yule, sounds of ? t joy abound, may the E warm greetings we have £ for you find a very ft ?* X j happy home. Our thanks ft S for making our year a ft » e nicer one. *.) V R Ik « V ft OPAL'S BEAUTY SHOP I « SYRACUSE J f YTS • » I ‘ j / f , From us to you. our E \ 1/ •-» CWT'S 0 'wishes for a Christmas g "■ i J r \ merry as a carol. And ft > 1 * ' we’d like to sing your ft ft » 0 1 /r\ *n * x praises, for your valued, ft ft 4 '*} faithful patronage. ft * 12 L I I Ruch Lawn Mower Service and J Garden Center 8 SYRACUSE J»»» »» » ****** r>. *, **p r, »rw ■». ■ I 1 <* ; . I « '\ r Z Oi * •< x k Christmas season £ £ dFI. 1 brings with it a winter fl 1’ . wonderland of happiness. R CkUSIMAS \| a >, voU en j ov it fully. ft I ™TA ita I » ft I PETERSEN'S KALE ISLAND S BAIT HOUSE Syracuse R | */!?»»»?»»»» w; x; sg ms ss : ;* R J. J 1 With the gladness of pealing R y "wsk. r bells, we wish you all the joys o( g a >s£>l/91' w x Christmas. Have a ven happy ft i? beiiday. 5 ,< ft 5 ft * DR. EUGENE F. YODER ! ,* • ft ' R SYRACUSE ft « ft 5 M MS» F* Ss.- MS» MS MS Ms Ms MS »JK MS-MS MS ms m ATTENTION FARMERS! What are you going to do till planting time! Why not go to work at Penn Controls and make some money? Openings on first and second shifts. Excellent working conditions, holiday pay, vacations, insurance, retirement programs, etc. Sound good? Call KE 3-2111, or write for application, or apply at employment office. Penn Controls 1302 E. Monroe St. Goshen, Ind. 46526 HI BF. Longine-Wiitaauer LOCK $29.95 4up Yottt Chalc< From A75 & LeCoulire Watches *°- it< ‘ - 1 WYLER WATCHES $17.95 up ELGIN CLOCKS loose dixmohds $1 LAY AWAY PLAN SPEIDEL watch bands easy terms’ ■riwfffMWiiinra High School Class Rings k?' CuH Link, a Tie Tacta FancT Rings ' ‘ °* Wallet* and Handbag* Neck Chains Electric Razor h Parts Crystal k Pearl* Pen h Pencil Set. £s£ing Gimw«J X X«° aic * E “ ! ’ r ° »“ Jewel Case* Ring* and Pins Birthsione Ring* Grandmother Charm* Silver and Golden Wedding Anniversary Gifts We Accept Trade In* On Watches k Diamond* expert watch and BOYER BROTHERS JEW ELK V REPAIR TF*WT*T '.f“" tSUtfSTMAS STOSta BOCKS: | JLWLLZIIIO Mon 3. t*r» Tkert. D*e. i«.».» South Edaa trf 1 FrMsr *»a s*i«r<»T »te 9 KT. IJ —- oourn cag« wr paaaMtar w-ti * u a North Wobster I Decesaeer «-» t is » raws... I rattor- Oe* *•» 9 te * j Mon. thru Sat. 94 Ail Day Wednesday DIAL: 834-IM6 CLOSED SUNDAY

the Syracuse Lake Property Owners Association. Ralph Thornburg and Frank Ridenoure, appeared to ask

if there were any restrictions on gas pumps or a toning ordinance restricting the sale of gasoline on Syracuse Lake. They were refering to the resort, formerly the Nicolai cabins, on Front street. The property is now owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kuilema who plan to install a gasoine pump for commercial use.

SING car, home and life insurance. Contact me today. GLENN R. MOREHEAD LOCAL AGENT Warsaw, Indiana Office Phons: 269-1315 2220 E. Winona Avenue R»* Phone: Milford 658-4433 STATE FARM * MUTUAL MHQMOMJmmMCtCQNMa* Hom* Offic*; Bloomington, Illinois . . ’ ■ 59-90 | THE BIBLE J B SPEAKS B J TO YOU J Sunday - 9:15 a.m. “What Has Christmas Meant to Me?" WSBT 990 K. C. South Bend nta wmJP« CbHatiaa Scmmc* *ir»y— Thursday - Tuesday, December 23 to 28 * HOLIDAY HAPPINESS - ELVIS PRESLEY in “Hamm Scarum” Color Wed. • Thurs. - Sat.. Dec. ?:> - 30, Jan. 1 DOUBLE HORROR “Master of Terror” and ‘Master of Horror” Friday Only December 31 At 6:30 P. M. NEW YEAR S EVE CONNIE FRANCIS ILARVE PRESNELL In “When The Boys Meet The Girls”

Y^S l S ■■■■*- <// /. j 3 P * Hear ye! Hear ye! We’re pro- ft \ claiming merriest Christmas B * wishes, heartiest greetings to you i! pm > DR. HERSCHELL R. COIL > Optometrist — Audiologist I SYRACUSE I I .1 I ' ’ Christmas roses are red: tjK W Christmas trees are evs ergreen. Have the hap- | » piest Yuietide you ’ ve | r 2 ever seen! ARNOLD’S GROCERY i £ SYRACUSE J I! Z cat WSuto | S 2 Irw happy cries come | from the tree, and |ft JpbJrj H Santa’s sleigh bells ring ft ■ , Wniy away, we w ish for you J the happiest of holidays, '< ’ and add thank-you’s for k. the pleasure of serving I LAKESIDE j 11 Coin-Op Laundry and Dry Cleaning ■ SYRACUSE

After some discussion with town attorney Robert Reed and clerktreasurer Walter Calnon the lake association members were advised to talk to the plan commission. : Floyd Schlotterback, of the civil ! defense, thanked the town board members for their cooperation of the past year in behalf of the Syracuse unit. Board president Byron Connolly said he believed the past year was a good one and much had been accomnlished. Mr. Calnon reported the only unfinished business is the Front street bridge. Present were board president CUnnolly, Willard Nusbaum, Mrs. Frank Bates, Lorin Longenbaugh, and Vernon Beckman, board members; also, clerk-treasurer Calnon. : attorney Reed, street and water commissioner Walter Hagerdon. Mr. Thornburg. Mr. Ridenoure, Joe Hughes. Robert Insley, Mr. Schlotterback and police chief Dan Ganger. i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore and | family of Goshen called on Mrs. Moore’s parents. Mr. and Airs. Fred Wuthrich, at Milford Sunday.

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few Arrivals WOLF. Marcy Darline Mr. and Mrs. Gifford D. Wolf (rs Milford are the parents of a daughter, Marcy Darline. born Saturday. Dec 18. in the Goshen hoshospital. The new Miss Wolf tipped the scales at seven pounds and is 20 indies long. • She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Harvey 'Wolf of Mentone, formerly of Milford, and Eugene Estep of Milford and Mrs. T. M. Gall of Syracuse. Mrs. Hazel Lentz of Milford is a greatgrandmother. MILLER. Cathy Rae Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Miller of Syracuse are the proud parents of a daughter. Cathy Rae, bom Saturday, Dec. 18, at Goshen Gen-

May your holidays be ft 5? • . merry as a Christmas ft •<i Z ft ft ’ bell, and may the joy and ft warmth of this wonder- | I ful season long endure. ft i* it I OLD and NEW SHOP I WAWASEE VILLAGE - SYRACUSE ?f May the world rejoice again, in ft Peace on Earth Good-Will to Men. ( ) ft I Mz? fl r,J rr7L s I /vjlJ I vn 4F» ... « DR. F L RHEINHEIMER * I MILFORD, INDIANA i A SEIMI® 1 I r Santa’s trimming the *■ ’ W J Christmas tree with our i! holiday greetings for one ft \ an( i a 'i- Have a Merry m Christmas. £ I« ' A I McCUEN CABINET and MFG. CO. ; SYRACUSE Happg Holidag Our Christmas locomo- | tive is carrying wishes !m 1 Vv*/' * *■ 'i for a happy holiday and . our sincerest thanks to ? \j all of our faithful cus- » St - x= rT^ r 2 & • S tomers. » » . ' I f HAROLD KLINE BUILDER I SYRACUSE |, j ; -Il *' May the Christmas can13f wiiyC - s ) i » zf dies light the way to joy y i 5 - » ft an d happiness for you and your family. Our ? .ft A-3f thanks to all of you. » ft i I FELTS NEON and PLASTIC SIGNS i SYRACUSE i j »3ISBrJUKRS» !1. ~TK I ? | r~ -- i ji We re wrapping up u__~ f package of holiday wish- 1 H' 1.-■’ > .. _i ! a es for vou, with our "X'*. * - S ' - ! * a ' ■ j if warmest thanks for your > i 1 !S ’ . i ■ I loyalty and good w ill. ‘ ‘ . j I AUER'S SERVICE and AUTO SUPPLY I SYRACUSE j ' 8 J During this Christmas Ort Earth ' pft season we enjoy taking ! I time out to express our thanks to all our loyal i i 8 f*-* S ; 1 customers. IF' ) II a I CONNOLLY 6ROCHIY and MARKET i SYRACUSE : s

eral hospital. She tipped the scales at nine pounds, 11 ounces. Her brother. Tracy Scott, is 3’-j years old. Paternal grandparents are Mrs. Partha Miller of Milford and Eugene Miller of Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Levernier of Milford are the maternal grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. Martin W. Levernier of Syracuse are the maternal greatgrandparents.

HERNANDEZ Son Mr nd Mrs. Joe Hernandez of Milford are the parents of a son. bom Monday, Dtv. 13, at the Goshen hospital. STOOKEY, Kenneth Ray Mr. and Mrs. George Stookey of Brownsburg became the parents of their first son on Wednesday. Dec. 15. The baby was named Kenneth Ray and weighed in at seven pounds, three ounces. Kenneth has three sisters. Linda 10, Lisa 7, and Laurie, 4. His motlier is the former Nola Meek of Syracuse.

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Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Emra Stookey of r 2 Milford. Greatgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Millard Stookey of r 2 Leesburg and

5 ' « 6 epiem’o “And on earth peace, ft j? SEASON S » I GREETING? good wiir toward men.” ft ft Christmas,, we join ft | you i n th e ho? 6 that | the message of the her- R ft aid angels may truly be ft « . u .. n , » ft fulfilled. ft 1 ANDERSON PAINT and SUPPLY » SYRACUSE g « » I MERRY CHRISTMAS i fi - * | With the star of Christmas over our land, we join » | in the full spirit of the holiday to wish you and | yours every joy of the festive season, and many ft ft more to come. I Turkey Creek Furniture Shop « SYRACUSE | We Will Be Closed January and February ft 5 » ILL . s ® i nfL A Ckiiste IW.: X Wisll I wTI May your, and our, | wishes of good will for E ft all men abide with everyi* ’’° ne> th* s j°y°V s Christ- ft j? mastide. To you, a very ft I I happy holidav. ft ' DR. E. L FOSBRINK | SYRACUSE « *• I I ! NOEL I Christmas is the time | W** \ f° r families t° toi | gether . . . may you and ft yours have a jovous » ! ft \ a ', m ■ ’ Ab Christmas. - « 1 3 1 DR. WENDEL R. SHANK « SYRACUSE | « » lit » _ R 1 Marley's Steak House | j Will Be Closed « « i? ju « « December 23 To |- | I s January 14,1966 j £ M BE K BMB: M MM IW ». ~-*Si£Sii£S|f3!£ft£'.S£3|RS(C!!KSi4SK'S£Si£SKS6CWS£:W£WSKSk££*MfSi4WSfiflfiM6RM :* * k 1 i ? ffi U 3 1 / * 1 ’ • 1 • Hi ■■ I I k\* VJ // R X 11 / » "sk J£ISL-_JSEI » —■ MI Rf K JL ii ! S Time To Make ... 1 NEW YEAR'S EVE I ; RESERVATIONS I DANCING AND MERRIMENT IN THE BALLROOM 9 P.M. TO 2 A.M. ’ ft K it Dinner Served Until 10 p.m. No Cover or Minimum Charge! | Make Your Reservations Early! — Dial 834-2533 | i< YELLOW BANKS HOTEL | NORTH WEBSTER, INDIANA » ■ s

Mr. and Mrs. George Mosier of r 1 Milford. The Stookeys’ address is Fairfield drive, box 41, Brownsburg.