The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 October 1967 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL

* PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY The Milford Mail (Eet. 1888) Syracuse-Wawasee Journal (Est. 1907) Consolidated Into The Mall-Journal Feb. 15, 1962 _ DEMOCRATIC ARCHIBALD E. BAUMGARTNER, Editor and Publisher DELLA BAUMGARTNER, Business Manager Box 8 Syracuse, Ind.. — 46567 Entered as Second Class matter at the Post Office at Syracuse, Indiana Subscription: >4.00 per year in Kosciusko County; $4.50 Outside County

EDITORIALS Questions To Come

Is Indiana’s Constitution sufficient to meet the needs of today’s government? Is the 1851 document a workable guideline for modern government? It’s “possible that Hoosiers may be faced with a major constitutional revision, or a Constitutional Convention in a few years. There are only four older state constitutions in the United States, and three of those have been significantly amended so as to little resemble the original. Modernization and updating of our state constitution is not something to be token lightly. Not that today’s legislators

WSCS HOLDS QUIET DAY Members of 'the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Syracuse Methodist church met TTiursday at 11 a m. in the church parlor for a "Quiet Day". The program title. "At the Door a Knock", was emphasized as the program chairman. Mrs. Oscar Benson, read an article called. "Be Still and Know That I am God”. Mrs. George Kleopfer gave the meditations and Mrs. August Lundquist sang, “Oh Jesus. Thou Art Standing". She was accompanied by Mrs. Fred Clark at the piano. The guest speaker, Mrs. Wayne Everett, was introduced by Mrs. Benson. Mrs. Everett is district secretary of Spiritual Life and Cultivation and is also pastor of the Etna Green Methodist church. Following the theme of the program she gave for her meditation, “In all ways acknowledge Him and He will direct thy path”. She also played an auto-harp and sang intermittently as she talked stating that "re-

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Wednesday, October 25, 1967

lack the wisdom to draft a workable document. but that it is a matter of serious concern. We can’t take any chances on leaping before' we look. Together with updating the constitution. is the matter of our General Assembly. Is 61 days every two years sufficient time to conduct the state’s business? Should the legislature meet every year, or for longer periods every two years? These are questions which Hoosiers will no doubt be asked to consider before long- — The Danville Gazette

ZIMMERMAN AND STIEGLITZ REUNION HELD SUNDAY The Zimmerman and Stieglitz family reunion was held at the fire station Sunday afternoon. A carry-in dinner was enjoyed by the 75 people present. Among those present were three guests, Mrs. Benjamin Kipfer, Mrs. Esther Reineke, and Janet Mayer, all of Bluffton. Harley Stieglitz of South Bend ‘ was dected president and his wife, secretary-treasurer. » - Keep Our State Clean I — ligion is a happy thing". - Silence was observed during the • sacrificial luncheon served at noon 1 in the fellowship hall by members • of the Mary cirde. The self denial ■ J offering was given to the Esther - 'Hall Home for Young Women in >! Indianapolis. 1 As the program closed, members, I standing with joined hands, sang 1 "Bless be the Tie that Bind” and • I Mrs. Benson pronounced the bene- ■ diction.

A COMPLETE LINE OF WORK WEAR < BY Osh Kosh Carhartt B'GOSh AND Brown Ducks AT HULL HOUSE Men’s and Young Men’s Wear Warsaw, Ind.

"ONE-OF-A-KIND" CLOSE-OUT SALE Cash and Carry — No Returns — No Re-Orders 1 Only, 18 ft. White Flag Pole with 5x3 American F1ag17.95 1 Only, White Clothes Line Post 8.95 1 Only, 30” White and Gold Lavanetta Cabinet with Formica Top and Bowl with Rim. $121.00 Value Sale 79.00 1 Only, Birch BiFold Door Unit 36”x80” $57.00 Value 47.00 1 Only, Suburban Oven Unit Coppertone under Cabinet Slip-in Type $149.50 Value Sale Price 89.00 1 Only, Coppertone 36” Range Hood $48.00 Value Sale Price 29.00 North Webster Lumber & Supply “Where new homes begin and old homes re-live” Rd. 13 Uptown Ph. 834-2814

Along Main Street By GEORGIA BUSTER Several big trees have been cut down in town recently. Mrs. Melville Smith had one cut in front of her house on Pearl street; one was cut at the Thomas Gilbert resident; and what I believe to be a walnut, in back of the Wawasee restaurant. With all the rain we had, the fields are not flooded, which means the water is going into the ground, not running off. We had quite a dry spell and it takes a little water to really soak the ground. The petty red stripped awning in front of Connolly's Market looked very bright with the rain on it. Did anyone get up at 4:25 a.m. last Wednesday to see the total eclipse of the moon? I did not, thought about it, but since I have seen them before, did wH think it worth the effort. Syracuse had its first snow when a few flakes fell on Wednesday about 10 am. This is early, but after the rain and cooling off, it could be expected. I had promised some of our subscribers who go south in the win-

ter that I would tell a little about the weather here during the winter months. Received two answers to my re- < quest about the Hoss Hills Archery < club. ] In the 300 block south on Huntington, I noticed red raspberries. ( Makes one think of summer. Hear my son Bob came in first on stunt flying at High Point, N. C., recently. Bob has a model airplane club at North Charleston, S. C. I have had a few days’ vacation. Hope my next column will not only be newsy, but have some surprises. S Legal NOTICE TO BIDDERS Qalofc of School BUSSES The Whitko Community School Corporation of Pierceton. Indiana will accept l>ids starting October 21. 1967. and continuing until November 21. 1967, for three school busaes as follows: A. Bus No. 54—1954 Chevrolet, 54 passenger bus. B. Bus No. 18—1955 Chevrolet. 48 passenger bus. C. Bus No. 27—1955 Chevrolet, 48 passenger bus. All busses are in fair to good condition and were safety inspected for the 1966-67 school year. They may be Inspected at the school grounds in Pierceton at any time. Bids will be inspected at the regular board meeting on November 21. 1967 at the Administrative Building in Pierceton. The corporation reserves the right to reject all bids Bids must exceed 90 >7 of the appraised value. Robert H. Steller Secretary of the Board M-J. * P.P.—O. 25 ft N. 1

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POLICE CHIEF WARNS MOTORISTS Syracuse police chief Dan Ganger warns motorists to be careful when driving up to the curb where piles of leaves have been placed. Mr. Ganger says small children like to pfiay in the leaves and a driver may not notice them. Mr. Ganger also.states all leaves raked to the curb should be wet down to keep from blowing into the streets. Advertising Doesn’t Cost, It Pays ! The Look Every Woman Wants—- • Suede Coats and Leather • Wide Wale Corduroy Coats • Heek Suede • 100% Velveteen Coats • Misty Harbor Coats Ike House Across V The Street O 251 W. Market Nappanee, Indiana

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