The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 November 1966 — Page 9

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CLASSIFICATION INDEX I. — FOB SALE t. — FOB RENT ». — HELF WANTED 4. — WANTED 6. — BISINEbS OFFOBTL’NEITES « — SERVICES 3 — BCTLDING MATERIALS *. — ANNOVNC F.MENTS • NOTICES 9. — LOST AND FOL’ND »n _ p»T9 t IVF«TOC'K 11. — MOBILE HOMES IL — MISCELLANEOVS I.— FOR SALE EARLY AMERICAN wing-back sofa, good condition; maple cedar chest. Mrs. Philip Fawley. Phone 457-3629 after 5. 1 1 USED automatic washers, gas and electric dryers, $29.95 to $69.95. GAMBLE S in Syracuse. <*> 1964 BARRACUDA 2-door fastback, 4 speed transmission, local owned car. $1,695. ROGERS MOTORS, 401 So. Huntington, Syracuse. 'l l WOOD CLARINET in good condition. Jane Baumgartner. Ph. 6534815 or 658-4111. _ <l* IGUANA AND CAGE, W Chameleons. turtles and tropicals; 20-29-32 gal. tanks and equipment John Nyikos. 457-2088. N3O«D WEDDING INVITATIONS: Order your wedding invitations, marriage and engagement announce menta and birth announcement* now. For prices phone 658-4111 .r 157-3666 or come tn and look through our catalogue The Mail-Journal. M O> 1963 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan. V-8 automatic transmission. 24.000 miles, one owner. ROGERS MOTORS. 461 So Huntington. Syracuse. - USED reconditioned refrigerators. $19.95 to $75. GAMBLES in Syracuse. (1) TWO. 20 IN. BIKES boy s or girl’s), and Gibson electric range, all in excellent condition Phone 457-2861 after 5 p m N 30. D 7 11 LEDGER FORMS: Cash rev cash disbursed, columnar sheets, checks drawn. Nl-C, and post binders. All available at the expanding. LAKELAND OF F ICE SI PPLY. 103 E. Main, Syracuse Ph.: 457-3666. ■ _________ 1 1 NEW fashion colors are Sue's delight She keeps her carpet color' bright—with Blue Lustre! Rent electric shampooer sl. Syracuse Hardware. ‘V

TWO GOOD used wringer washers. $49 95 and $59 95. GAMBLE’S in Syracuse. * - - - 19G3 PICK-UP. one owner truck. SL--095 ROGERS’ MOTORS, 401 So Huntington. Syracuse. (1> SESQI It EXTEXMAL place mats and napkins. 35c a dozen. Syracuse office of The Mail-Journal ts tn la-CORD AUTOHARP. like new. used very title Call 457 2378 after 4 30 ; <■„>{> (. '«-s( offer X 30, I’ 7 1 THREE BEDROOM, two baths, attached garage, fenced-in back yard. 73’ frontage on Pickwick Road. Wawasee Village For Sale by owner. $16,500; 47 acre farm close to Syracuse. four bedrooms, buildings, finished milk house, grainery. $18,000; restaurant, fully equipped, in Syracuse. SB,OOO. SARAH BOYD AGENCY. Syracuse. Ph 457-4165. N 30, D 7 (D THREE USED chest freezers in good condition. Gamble’s in Syracuse. (D EOR SALE OR RENT: 20 acres with 2-bedroom house on east side of Dewart Lake Immediate possession. Write Bessie Steinbarger, Cromwell. Ind . or call 856-2853 after 4 pm. N 30. D . 1 \LWAYS BUYING — SPOT CAS! j PAID Estate, furniture, tools, dishes, guns. MYERS BROS. AUCTIONEERS Goshen Elkhart 633-2854 875-5000 ts (D . 1966 AMBASSADOR 880 4-duor sedan, I 2 tone green, automatic transmission. one owner car. ROGERS’ MOTORS, 401 So. Huntington, Syracuse. : temco gas space heater, two years old. in good condition. 75,000 BTU. vented circulating fan. Can be seen at Junk Shop. Syracuse, or phone 457-3460. N 23, 30 (1 CHRISTMAS TREES: Choice Scotch pine Christmas trees are now ready at Wawasee Nursery. Ralph P. Oyler. Syracuse. Indiana. N 30, DJ many ONE OWNER used cars at ROGERS’ MOTORS. 401 So Huntington. Syracuse, now available. (D 2. — FOR RENT FURNISHED APT., including utilities. Gilbert George. Phone 4573478. <2> TWO AND THREE BEDROOM fur nished apts.. utilities furnished Oil before 12 noon, 856-—>36 ts - APARTMENT and or store. All mod ' ern Wawasee Village, state road 13. Syracuse. For information call 457-3883 or 467-3500. ts <2 ' FURNISHED DELUXE APARTMENTS by the week or month. Wawasee Apts.. east wasee Lake. Phone BS6-233b beforel2 o’clock. “ the SLIP MOTEL. Special winter rates, single sls for two. S2O week; $5 for one night, private TV and linen service. One mile south o Syracuse on highway 134225 N, 30, D * APARTMENT, furnished or ntshed heat furnished, at Pettit s Department Store. Ligonier. IndPh. 894-4541. ts <2’

3. — HELP WANTED WANTED AT ONCE: Man or woman to supply household necessities to consumers in Kosciusko county or Syracuse. Experience unnecessary. Write Rawleigh, Dept. INL-122-728, Freeport, 111., 61032. SEWING OPERATORS: Experienced preferred, but not necessary. Fringe benefits. Good working conditions. Apply in person. Blue Bell Corp., 503 S. Main., Nappanee, ts (3> MT. WAW.ASEE SKI LODGE, New Paris. Inside and outside work available. Contact at Lodge or phone 831-2106 Tues. - Sat. N 30, D 7 *3 MAN OR WOMAN - Full or part time work offered. Write box 445 Milford for appointment. Need not li-e in Milford. N 2. 9, 16. 23, 30 (3' CAREER OPPORTUNITY as sales representative for one of Indiana s leading insurance companies open to one who expects compensation on a level with efforts. The man we seek is married, a HS grad, capable of assuming responsibilities and likes public contact. Guaranteed salary for six months. Training will include expense-paid company schools at universities and home office. Group insurance and retirement benefits plus opportunities for advancement. Contact Charles Holloway. Farm Bureau Insurance. 525 East Center. Warsaw. | Phone collect 267-7441. N 23, 30 3 PLETCHER FURNITURE, 252 west Market. Nappanee, has open delivery foreman and delivery assistant positions. Competitive payscale. Promotions available, favor- , able working conditions, interesting work. Contact Bob Mitchell in nerson at delivery department. ' ts <3>

4. — WANTED FEED SALES AND SERVICEMEN to contact Farmers and Feeders in ■ this county. Assist them with Livestock and' Poultry Nutrition and ' -Management Should have ex;.’v"nee and or training in Farming. Nutrition. Feed Sales and Usage. : Job offers advancement opportuni- ! tics Write Box 146. Van Wert. Ohio. N 30. D 7. 14 (4» | WILL SHARE, two-bedroom home. • Syracuse area, bachelor 25-35. Dial 457-3234 after 6 p.m. Nov 30. 4 j WANTED TO BUY: Small modern home with garage in or near Milford Phone 658-4019 <4‘ BABYSITTING, or housework Need transportation. Phone 856-2429 <4‘ 6. — SERVICES »IXXVHOIJCS ANONYMOUS P O Box 44. Syracuse. Ind L LOCKSMITH - combinations - changed - keys made. 807 Front St Ph. 457-3816. N 16. 23. 30. D 7 6> ELECTROLUX <R> E. M. Smith, r 2 box 9A, Syracuse. Ph 457-2879 ts '6‘ 7.— BUILDING MATERIALS HOME ADDITIONS: New kitchens, garages, new homes, rec. rooms or modernizing bsmts. Free estimates No down payment. Up to 5 years to pay. Phone collect 453-3144. Leesburg Lumber. Leesburg, Ind. N 16 - D 28 (7) 8 . _ announcements . NOTICES VISIT BEER’S BOOK SHOP for good books: devotional, long-playing records; children’s bode*; and many other worthwhile items Beers Book Shop. Milford Phone 658-4712 N 30. D 7 <B l 11. MOBILE HOMES NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES. El-ko Mobile Homes, Park and Sales. One mile north of Syracuse on Huntington road. ts (ID 12. - MISCELLANEOUS HONEYMOON COTTAGE or retirement home. Erected on your lot a semi-finished 20x44 two bedroom home with carport $3,434. Several credit plans available. Let us work out the entire financing for you. In today's tight money situation it may be to your advantage to make use of our many years of experience. Free consultation without obligation. See our display on road 15 Other plans and sizes available. Ix>esburg Lumber and Hardware. Leesburg. Ind. N 16 - D 28 U 2

VISIT Beer's Book Shop Good Gift Items For Parents, Teachers and Children Long Play Devotional Records Book Shop Adjoining Beer's Greenhouse Open Mon. thru, Sat., Thurs., and Fri. Nights til Christmas Ph. 658-4712 Milford

A-l Condition Used GAS REFRIGERATOR 14 cu. ft. Full width true-o freezer Dial 267-8513 ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANERS Sales & Service TERMS ED ALEXANDER Phone 267-7034 1116 East Center St. — Warsaw WANTS - Good standing timber, all kinds. Write or call Yoder Lumber Company, Inc. LAGRANGE, INDIANA Lot For Sale One and a half acres, overlook- | ing Syracuse Lake and Syracuse park. Ideal for business or resi- i dence. Gene Felts. Ph. 457-2665. Watch & Shaver Repair Satisfaction Guaranteed Free estimate for any watch Including TIMEX CROWNOVER Jewelry Company 105 E. Center St., Warsaw Wawasee Village Hdwe. PLUMBING AND HEATING FHONt: SYRACUSE ♦57-3011 WHEN YOU ARE IN WARSAW Take Home Something Baked From The Unique Bake Shop Downtown Warsaw Insist On The Genuine AND AUTO-MATE Automatic Door Opener Overhead Door Co. OF SYRACUSE, Inc. Phone: 457-3223 - Syracuse Manufactured By Overhead Door Corp. Hartford City. Indiana Real Estate — For Sale — ■3 B R Mo 4. like new eonßltian. AU car.. W«wa»ee ViUacr «13.9C0.M Mod Yr. rwand. oart farnUhed. All car. on channel. Aalo ■a* heat, read, to move in. Will eonoidev contract M.Vfaoe lao ft. residential haildinc tot 41.2M.M Contract—Rto.i* down t‘~ .Aereo on Na. 13 tea th—toned bat. Terms—to responsible barer. 1 H R Mod. fam. on channel. Sea wall— 100 rds to lake SBJOO »O Let as hela ,aa with rear Beal Estate and lasaraaee needs. EVERETT F. KETERING PHONE: 457-3722 SYRACUSE O. L. SHAW. Broker

Automobile Mechanics ARE YOU MAKING SB-10.000 PER YEAR? Our Mechanics Are, Pius All Extra Benefits. We Are Looking For One Experienced Mechanic. In This Area New Car & Truck Dealership. Send Resume to Automobile Mechanic, P.O. Box 188, Milford, Ind. 46542

CARDS ■OHL> THANKS CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank all of my friends and neighbors for their flowers and cards during my illness and recent stay at the hospital. Mrs. James Losee CARD OF THANKS A thank you for the cards, flowers and sympathy shown by our friends and neighbors and Carl Shearer of the Christian church following the death of Mrs. Rink's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Merril Rink and family June bugs are beetles. fl K Securities, / / k Snc. I V |l\ B 3824 s. Calhoun II . VU 11 FL Wayne, Indian* V II k ill f,|wn « 744-2172 INSURANCE • INDUSTRIAL . FINANCE OVER-THE-COUNTER STOCKS “Decimals’* are Bths Bid Ask American Income Life lft.fi 11.6 American States Life 15.4 15. Aauiia Life 5.2. fi.2 Associates Life 4.2 5.S Bankers Life 1.5 2.2 Consumers Nat'l Life 2.7 3.6 Early American Life 1.5 2.2 Earth Mount. Inc. .*>.4 6 4 Farm 4 Home Ins. 5.4 4.2 First Vnited Life 4.2 5. I Franklin Nat l Life IS. 21. Great Fidelity Life 16 2.4 I Infl Food A Drue 1.2 Jefferson Nat’l Life 23 4 26. I Midwestern I’nited Life 27.6 30. Small Business Fin. Corp. 9 3 11.3 Standard Life 23.4 26 Summit Growth Corp 3.2 4.2 In lied Home Life 18.4 20.4 [ Wabash Lifr 6.2 1.2 Local Representative Herbert Dickerson Call: Syracuse 457-2454 .Members of the IBD Associations All Quotations are subject to market ehantes. Prices are net. No commis■ions.

REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Located on 13A. between Wawasee and Papakeechie Lakes, easement to both. Pleasant year around older home with 2 8.R., natural gas heat, garage, a good buy at $8,500 on contract. Located on an acre in Crowdale addition to Lake Wawasee, with private beach and channel boat dock—small limestone home, knotty pine interior, electric heat, excellent condition, immedate poss., terms available. No. side Knapp Lake. 3 B.R. year around home, 150 ft. lot. large living room, fire place, built-in kitchen, garbage disp. Westinghouse wash, and dryer, oil heat, very easy terms, small down pay. to respon. party. Immediate possession. Todd Realty B.R. 2, Syracuse Ph. 856-2217

YOUNG MEN 21-30 • We OFFER You A Career In Industrial Management or Industrial Sales • We CHALLENGE You To Accept It Rapid Growth and Expansion Plus an Excellent Training Program Provide Tremendous Opportunity For Advancement. Come in or Phone JOHN SINGLETON LYALL ELECTRIC, INC. Albion. Ind. — Phone 636-2113 Plant Locations Include: N. Webster. Washington Center and Cromwell

Old Established Goshen Finn Has Several Openings Apply only if interested in year-round permanent employment Factory, Machine Shop or Mobile Home experience helpful but not necessary. Many fringe benefits. Apply — Independent Protection Co., Inc., 1605 South Main St, Goshen or TURTLE TOP Camper Div. WORK-N-PLAY, 118 W. Lafayette St, Goshen.

Attention Milford Area Residents Brock Manufacturing is offering outstanding employment opportunities to men and women for full time or part time day work Good starting pay with excellent fringe benefits (including cash bonuses and profit sharing) and opportunities for advancement as far as your ambition and abilities will take you. If you are looking for a job with a future — Join this young, fast growing company NOW. SEE JOE IGUJGER Apply Monday thru Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Brock Manufacturing Inc. Phone: 658-4191 - Route 15 — Milford, Indiana

John A. Wogoman Is Recent Graduate SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Marine Private John A. Wogoman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson C. Wogoman of r 1 Ligonier, was graduated from eight weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot here. He will now undergo about three week of individual combat training and then, after leave at home, will report to his first Marine Corps assignment. The intensified Marine recruit training emphasizes rigid physical conditioning and survival techniques. both at sea and ashore, to develop self-confidence and endurance. Marksmanship with the M-14 rifle and 45-caliber pistol are equally stressed, and close order drill instills the traditions of Marine Corps teamwork. A thorough study of basic military subjects; hygiene: first aid and sanitation; and the customs, courtesies, history and mission of the Marine Corps sene to polish the new Marines recruit education and prepare him to join Marine combat forces. Communion Service At Zion Chapel Quarterly holy communion servi ice will be held at Zion Chapel Sun- ! day. Dec. 4. at 10:30 am. i Presenting the message and conducting the sendee will be Rev Ralph G. Bealer. professor of Bibli- : cal languages and literature at i Huntington college. Huntington. Rev. David Powers, pastor of ■ Zion Cahpel. invites the public to I this service. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE at Milford, two bedrooms, gas heat Call Bremen, Liberty 6-4481. | N 30. D. 7 (2' WILL BUY USED FURNITURE and any type of ANTIQUES Phone: 457-2729 after 5 p.m.

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Shower In Honor Os Mus Ilene Kammerer Mrs. Lenore Stoller, Mrs. Stanley j Clauss and Mrs. Verlin Stoller of ] Fort Wayne entertained at a miscel- i laneous bridal shower in honor of i bride-elect, Miss Ilene Kammerer. Two poems were read on “Mar- ( riage”. Miss Mary Pulver and Mrs. ( Earl Kammerer assisted Ilene in op- ( ening her gifts. A color scheme of , blue and silver, the bride-elect's J chosen colors, was carried out in the decor. , Pumpkin dessert and coffee were served by the hostesses to the 45 j guests present. ■ ~ Miss Kammerer and David Pulver I of Fort Wayne will exchange vows, on Sunday, Dec. 18, in the Apostolic Christian church at Milford. Tri-Arts Meet At Smith Home Members of the Tri-Arts club met Monday evening with Mrs. Howard I Smith." Jr., with Mrs. Floyd Smith, j ico-hostess. Meditations were given Iby Mrs. Millard Wallace. Roll call ! was answered by giving hints for : Christmas and the drawing of names ; ' for secret sisters. ‘ The program was given by Jon i Shively on “Coin Collecting". The , i roving prize was won by Mrs. Dar-' ' rell Phillips. i Refreshments were served to the 12 members present. COMMUNITY NEWS Ira Shue was dismissed from the Goshen hospital Monday morning ito his home. He is improved and plans to return to work. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kizer and children of Mishawaka, Mrs. Illene Toth and George Remington of Buchanan. Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. I Norman Archer and family had dinner Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs Clyde Heaton. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Deeter spent I Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sands and children at Mun- ! ster. Thanksgiving dinner guests erf Mr and Mrs. Lee Dye were Mr. i and Mrs. Charles Dye and family and Miss Alta Dye. Guests in the i evening were Mr. and Mrs. John I DyeMr. and Mrs. Jack Beebe of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coyle erf Warsaw and Mrs. Bernice Watkins spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beebe at Pierceton. Mrs. Iman Rookstool is a patient at the Goshen hospital. Mr. Rookstool was taken Saturday to the Merry Manor home at Warsaw. Nir. and Mrs. Maynard Wade of Warsaw, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Goon i of Clunette and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brown spent Thanksgiving with Mr. j and Mrs. Junior Goon. Mr. and Mis. Conrad White of Ligonier called on Mrs. John Hollar and Faye Saturday afternoon. John Hollar is a patient at the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Mollie Giant fell in her home and was removed to the Murphy Medical Center last week. Mr. and Mrs. David Clayton and children and Mrs. Bernice Watkins were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Clayton and family at North Webster Sunday for their Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs. Junior Goon and Mrs. Jerry Brown spent Monday in Indianapolis where Mrs. Brown took her state exam for a beauty operators license She is a graduate of the Warner Beauty' college of Fort Wayne. Lonnie and Jerry* Irvine of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Irvine spent Thanksgiving with Rev. and Mrs. Charles Cowan of Converse. They and Ronnie Bruce of Claypool were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Walter Irvine. There were 39 Jack and Jills of the Eastern Star at a dinner held at the Foo and Faye's Restaurant Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kammerer were among those who attended. Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunter were Mr.

SYRACUSE ENTERPRISES IS NOW HIRING PERMANENT HELP ON FIRST AND SECOND SHIFTS WE NEED AT OUR MILFORD PLANT: MACHINE OPERATORS HANDY MEN SEWING WOMEN ASSEMBLY WORKERS We Offer: COMPETITIVE WAGES GROUP INSURANCE INCENTIVE PAY NIGHT PREMIUMS PAID HOLIDAYS PAID VACATION OVERTIME Apply At Office Os — SYRACUSE ENTERPRISES MILFORD, IND., Phone: 658-4178 “An Equal Opportunity Employer’’

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and Mrs. Charles Hunter and Bren-11 da. Mr. and Mrs. Blue and family . i and Mrs. Anna Hartman. Mrs. Kenneth Parks of "Hoffman Lake and Mrs. William Jefferies | 1 spent Friday with Mrs. Anna Hart- i man. Professor Wayne Snider of Grace ’ college w-as guest speaker at the . Calvary Baptist church Sunday. He told of life behind the iron curtain J and showed slides and talked on * communism. Brenda Noel spent the week end , with Loetta Morehouse. , Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Koontz : and sons are spending two weeks H in Florida with the parents of Rev. I; Koontz. Mr. and Darrell Phillips attended the 75th annivei-sary of the ( Bremen Eastern Star Friday night. There were 51 members of the. 1 Kammerer family that held their Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr. and Nirs. Jesse Haab. It was a pot luck dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simmons of Huntington. Mr. and Airs. Don Fraley and Mr. and Mrs. Dale More- ! house and family were Thanksgivi ing dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. i Paul Koch. ! Mr. and Mrs. Roger McConnell i spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Jim McConnell and daughters lat Warsaw. . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Timmons and children were among the 30 i relatives who spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Marvel. Mrs. Helen McKinny of Warsawspent Friday in the Timmons home. Mrs. Darrell Johnson and chil- ; ren of Wawasee Village spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I Metge. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kammerer visited John Hollar at the Goshen hospital Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hartter of Milford. Mrs. Maxine Robinson and : Joan and Mrs. Nellie Randall spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Randall. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robison and Mrs. Chloe Robison spent Thanksi giving with Mr. and Mrs. James McCleary at Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lippincott of South Bend. Mr. ahd Mrs. John Teeple. Bobbie Teep.e. Mrs. Nettie Teepie and Robert Teeple helped Miss Nevada Lippincott of Warsaw move Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tom. Sr., and Peggy' Jo sent the Thanksgiving week end in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ruple enter-1 tained at dinner Thanksgiving Mr. I and Mrs. Roy Giant and Mrs. Lulu Ruple. Mr. and Mrs. George Watkins have gone to Florida to spend the | , winter. . Charles Gamer of Indiana Cen- ; tral, Robert Paton of Butler. Susan ' | Shively and Fred Rowland of Indi-1 ana university, Vicki Oswalt and Charles Lyons of Purdue. Rodney Teeple of Wheaton college, Kay Noel. Suzie Rowland and Judy Smith of Ball State university spent the Thanksgiving week end with their parents. Mrs. Charles Mishler and Sara of East Lansing. Mich.. Mrs. Lewis Noel and Miss Kay Noel spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Valoris Noel and daughters of Columbus. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Carl I Andres were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rad- '' er and family. ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Om of Fort ' Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. Robert j Shively. Shelly and Katrina, spent , Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. i Tay Hess • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Buskirk, Sr., I entertained at dinner Thanksgiving Mr and Mrs. Tom Buskirk. Jr., Mr. 1 and Mrs. Steve Davis and Stephannie and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richey. Max Thomas of North Webster. ! Lester Frush of Warsaw, Mr. and I Mrs. Richard Vanator and Mr. and t Mrs. Dick .Mien attended the Live- ■ stock Exposition at Chicago Sun- - day. Miss Judy Smith and Rodney . Teeple of Wheaton college and Mr. . and Mrs. Robert Teeple. Jerry,

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Sara and Barbara, attended a birthday dinner Sunday in honor of Rodneys birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCartney at Warsaw. Mrs. Lulu Ruple visited Mrs. Ted Baumgartner at Milford one day last w’eek. Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Mabel Krouse were Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Charlton and children. The Men's Fellowship of the Calvary Baptist church had a work night Tuesday night at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunter attended a surprise birthday party Monday night in honor of Wallace Eby of Syracuse r r. Mr. and Mi's. Noel Wiley and sons of Sturgis. Mich., Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Rose Stackhouse were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mrs. Lavere Vanator. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Immel entertained at dinner Thanksgiving, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gunter and Pardee and Miss Karen Hall. Monroe Township Favors Leaving Whitko Corp. Eugene Ringgenberg. a resident of Monroe township, announced Monday shortly after noon that the majority of residents in that township had been contacted and presented petitions for signatures, according to their own wishes. He said 91 per cent of those contacted signed the petition winch was carried by him. or one of the other men or women carrying petitions which stated their wish to withdraw from the Whitko Community School Corporation for the purpose of entering the Warsaw school corporation. There were 182 signatures here. Another petition was also carried which stated the undersigned wished to stay with the Whitko corporation, and here there appeared but 17 signatures. Mr. Ringgenberg said it had been i impossible to talk to all the residents. but of those lie had talked to, only a very few did not wish to sign either petition. He said the majority seemed to feel there was no question on the matter. Some, he said, had expressed surprise I over not being included by Washington township, in the petition of residents there to withdraw from ! the corporation. Washington township residents however thought this i move .would be up to the Monroe j residents to decide for themselves. In any event it would appear that i the majority* of both townships once ■ again will be allied together, as i years ago. when Monroe-Washing-ton was fonhed. A meeting was to be held at the , Mbnroe school Monday night, Nov. 28. to further discuss the plans, as well as to explain details of the I survey.

Syracuse Locals Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilbert and Sharon of r 1 Syracuse were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Osbun and daughter of Wolcottville, Mr. and Mrs. John Halsey and sons of Albion, Mr. and Mrs. Ralleigh Halsey, Joyce and Mike of Kimmell, Larry Ryman and daughter of Milford. Mr. and Mi's. Louis J. Siri and family of Fairport. N. Y., visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Henning and family, Syracuse. Harry Brinkman of Indianapolis spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vem Brinkman, Syracuse. Sue Cutter has returned to Ball State university after spending the holiday week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Cutter, Syracuse.

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