The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 July 1969 — Page 9

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Hold First 'Membership Breakfast' First of two annual “Membership Breakfasts? of the Wawasee Property Owners Association will be held Sunday, July 6, from 8:30 to 11 a.m. in the Old Sargent Hotel annex, now known as the Lilly Pavilion, on the north side of Wawasee. The association: holds the. breakfasts, open to members, guests and friends, as “get-ac-quainted affairs for all these fine folks around Wawasee,” says Louis E. Craig*, association president. Officers and directors of the association serve as hosts and busboys during the breakfasts, which are served cafeteria style. On the menu will be orange

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juice, pancakes, sausage, and milk or coffee. “Come as you are, dressed for church, town or the lake, and get the summer season off to an official good start,” Craig said in announcing the breakfast. ‘God’ Is Sunday’s Lesson-Sermon “The Lord is good to all: and his tender mercies are over all his works.” This verse from Psalms is. part of the LessonSermon on “God” to be heard in all Christian Science churches Sunday. ■ v A related passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy states: “God is not moved by the breath of praise to do more than He has already done, nor can the infinite do less than bestow all good, since He is uns changing wisdom and love.”

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II I I I ViIKJHT ■■ "Hfl ■mH n w H CONDOMINIUM COMPLETED — Among civic leaders and businessmen taking part in the June 27, ribbon-cutting ceremonies for Bay Point at Lake Wawasee were, Roy Grimmer, vice president, Indiana Bank; Richard Ankenbruck, chairman of the board, Bankers Investment Corporation, and secretary of South Shore Development Corp.; Thomas Leonard, Jr., president, South Shore Development Corp.; and Leonard Spallone, executive vice president of the Harvard Corp., general contractor for the project. Bay Point, a $2-million project eventually involving 54 residences, is Indiana’s first lakefront condominium.

Open House Held Sunday

At Bay Point

Bay Point, Indiana’s first lakefront condominium, was formally opened June 27, with ceremonies conducted at the new facility on Lake Wawasee’s southeast shore. Present for the opening were Thomas S. Leonard, Jr., presi-

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dent of South Shore Development Corp, of Fort Wayne, developers of the $2 million project: Building Commissioner Harry M. Van Hemert; Harry Kuhn, Turkey Creek township trustee; Steve Hearn, Syracuse Prosecuting attorney; Joe and

Barbara Todd, of Todd Realty, who are representing South Shore Development Corp, in the Wawasee area; and John Walker, vice president, Lake Wawasee - Syracuse Area Chamber of Commerce. “Bay Point is a proud new addition to the Lake Wawasee community which will fulfill a .need for those persons wanting to live on Indiana’s largest natural lake,” said Walker. “It also will play a vital part in boosting the growing ecomony ot this great recreational area, for the additional residents of Bay Point will mean more than $200,000 will be spent annually,” Walker added. Fort Wayne persons attending the ceremonies included Roy Grimmer, vice president, Indiana Bank; Richard Ankenbruck, chairman of the board, Bankers Investment Corp, and secretary of South Shore Development

Corp.; and Leonard Spallone, executive vice president of the Harvard Corp., general contractors for the project. The first buidling in the 54residence complex, now completed, has been opened for public inspection throughout the week end, Leonard said. Two model residences with two and three bedrooms, furnished by Wawasee Decorators, can be seen by visitors. Located on Lake Wawasee’s old Buttermilk Point, a famed amusement site early in the century, Bay Point is situated 18 feet above the lake level, commanding a north-westerly, seven - mile view across the lake. Each of the three - level buildings comprising the condominium complex have been designed for lake-view accommodations in every residence. Early this spring, nearly two miles of sewage trunk line was extending from the sewage treatment plant of Sewage Utilities of Indiana to Bay Point — the only lake - front resort project in the state to be served with municipal - type sewage service. Docking facilities and 630 feet of shore line are a part of the condominium, designed for year -round occupancy. Fort Wayne Co. > Successful Bidder On 30 By-Pass O’Connor Industries Company of Fort Wayne with a bid of $2,847,377.47 was«named contractor for the road 30 by-pass around Warsaw by the state highway commission June 26. The 4.845 miles on 30 from Mar-shall-Kosciusko county line will go easterly to county road 650 west. The project includes bridges over : Danner Ditch and Robinson Ditch. The engineers’ estimate was $3,-/ 115,891.92. i Heatstroke Cool it as much as possible in hot and humid weather, and lessen your chances of suffering heat exhaustion. Victims of heatstroke usudHy exhibit the following symptoms: pale and clammy skin; rapid and weak pulse rate; complaints of weakness, headache, or nausea; and cramps in stomach, legs or arms. The victim should lie down in a cool place with his head level to or lower than his body. If the person is conscious, give him a salt water solution — one teaspoon salt to one quart water — and then call a doctor.

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n r «mm r L . hi— OCTOBER WEDDING - The engagement of Miss Julia Ann Connolly to Ralph Eggleston n of Elkhart is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. James Connolly of 26 North Shore Drive, Syracuse. Parents of the prospective bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eggleston of Elkhart. Miss Connolly is a graduate of Syracuse high school and Stephens college in Columbia, Mo. She majored in television directing while in college and was a member of the honorary fraternity Alpha Epsilon Rho. She is currently employed in the offices of the Elkhart Housing Authority. Mr. Eggleston graduated from Jimtown high school in 1965 and the University of Missouri in 1969 where he majored in business and accounting. He is an accountant for McGladrey, Hansen, and Dunn in South Bend. The wedding is scheduled for October 25 in Syracuse.

Wawakeechie Extension Club In June Meeting The Wawakeechie Extension Homemakers club met June 25 at the Turkey Creek club house. Hostesses wefre Mrs. Emil Gunter and Mrs. Stanley Hoopingarner assisted by the latter’s daughter Connie. The tables were decorated in red, white and blue in accordance with, the July 4 holiday. Luncheon was a tasty salad with tiny sandwiches and concluded with a caike decorated as a flag. . The meeting opened by Mrs. Eugene Hattersley, vice president giving the thought of the month. Members then recited the pledge to the flag and repeated the creed. Mrs. Fredric Banta gave some information on the song of the month “Tell Me Why” and the members sang it. Mrs. Jacob Click gave the meditation and garden remarks were by Mrs. Cleo Schoeff and Mrs. Vance Moots. Roll call was answered by “What my Mother did that is outdated”. Fourteen members responded. Mrs. Kenneth Elson gave a report on her recent trip to Purdue. Improvements are being made on the women’s building. In order to aid in this project each member is selling tickets to the Christmas Bazaar. A donation was made to the cancer clinic. The lesson was given by Mrs. John Peters bn “Style at your Windows”.

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Seek Holiday Inn For Waco Site On Wawasee Letters are pouring in this week to Lake Wawasee realtor Joe Todd expressing a need for a year around hotel - motel and convention center on Lake Wa- * wasee. The letters are a result of a request by Todd and other Syracuse - Wawasee chamber of commerce members interested in securing such a facility for the lake region. Todd told the group, in a meeting last Thursday noon, that he has been in contact with Indianapolis interests who would consider 'a Holiday Inn here, and they have expressed a preference for the Waco site. The letters Todd is receiving are coming from industries in an area as far away as Fort Wayne and South Bend. Todd stated the Indianapolis interests recognize the need for a center in the summer time, but they are unsure of its need in the winter. „ Todd is to meet with these people on Thursday of this week, and has asked that all such letters be in his hands by that time. Other Inquiries Chamber secretary Bill Beemer told the group he had received and answered an inquiry from the Industrial Development Division of the state department of commerce concerning a firm that wanted a site in north - central Indiana including a building of from 30,000 to 50,000 square feet. Beemer told the group he would have a much stronger talking point in answering such letters if he could cite a motelhotel facility to them. The chamber again announced its fireworks, to be held this year on Lake Wawasee on Thursday evening, July .3, at dusk. Two locations will be used, the so-called sand bar and the second ata point between the Waco site, and Oakwood Hotel. Member Nelson Auer told the , group he continues to hear complaints that the fireworks have been taken from the Syracuse city park to Lake 25 Wawasee. President Jay Peffley said he received a letter from member Bill Brammer, requesting his name be taken from the rolls. He said he (Brammer) felt annexation, which is being pushed by the Syracuse - Wawasee chamber of commerce, is not in his best interest. Joe Todd was voted on the chamber board of directors in Brammer’s place. VISITING RELATIVES Chief and Mrs. Dan Felts and three children have arrived in Syracuse from Argentia, Newfoundland, where he was stationed with the US navy. Chief Felts will leave in three weeks for new duty in Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Felts and children will remain in Syracuse for the summer visiting her mother, Mrs. Edith Miller, and other relatives and friends.