The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 September 1969 — Page 9
LIGONIER NEWS By Rose Cunningham Meeting Held For Beautification Os Ligonier A meeting was held Tuesday, Sept. 23, at 7 p.m., in the community room of the bank for business, civic' and industrial organization leaders.
NEW FALL SHOES At k Becky’s Shoe Box Wawa»ee "'HCfTY T TV) Syracuse Village I ! H ■’ I 1 I
*l' 'OH I WMW ; . . ' ' ■ - ♦■.' •W | r ;v>s '\ < < \, w T>ISiSSS zc* iV'lsses! jyL iSBBBfIsI ?f:Sgfc wSR? ? How our new farm gasoline protects your equipment. the way the manufacturer did. Right off the assembly line, your new tractor was him today! It’s another quality reason to farm with free of gummy deposits. It even contained gasoline Standard. with a special additive to prevent formation of gum You expect more from Standard and you get it!™ and varnish in the carburetor and fuel tank during storage and transit. Now STokidge o°cX'ing EY this same additive—G-GUARD—is in WARSAW bss-toss 773-7553 723-5211 all farm-delivered American* Regular BHRTVB9BNHHI d.e. Shively j.c. suiiivan m. a. workman Gasoline in this area. It stops gum and ■jSsMLC'TO3 566-2741 982-4882 457-2872 vArnic?h tin tn nne full voarl Never COLUMBIA CITY PIERCETON WAKARUSA varnisn up 10 one TUI! year. (Never 11»« STANDARD J.F. Andrews F. E. Lemler V. Henschen again will you need to worry about 244-6000 594-2744 862-2635 gummed-up carburetors. New American N E E T Muier b Regular Gasoline with G-GUARD. Get eadaa jl unAAF 353 ' 2645 267 ’ 8021 it nnw at nn extra cost Available onlv rAKAH at HVAfIE standard oil farm & home center It now at no extra cost. Avanaoie only rENTFP Rainbow Road and County Road 250, Warsaw from your Standard Oil Farm Man. Call J. T. Carmack, Manager Phone: 267-2106 St;-d:rd C c. C:-::-.
The purpose of this meeting was to solicit ideas and suggestions for a program of beautification for this city. The meeting was sponsored by the Ligonier Chamber of Commerce. The city council has been discussing a similar program with emphasis on cutting down the damaging smoke of the city dump. They recently enacted an ordinance that would fence in the dump with dumping of refuse only under the supervision of the attendant, Mr. Alley Alfrey. Hours are Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and they are to be strictly enforced. FORMER RESIDENT ELECTED TO RMA A former Ligonier resident and a graduate of Ligonier high school, currently president of the Citizens State Bank, Hart-
ford City, was recently elected president of the Ohio Valley Chapter of Robert Morris Associates. Established in 1914, RMA is the only association dedicating its full enerUes to commercial lending. Their membership, while selective, represents about 80 per cent of all banking resources and the Ohio Valley Chapter covers the southern twothirds of Indiana and Ohio, as well as all of Kentucky. BROWNIE TROOP IN FIRST MEETING Perry Brownie Troop held it’s first meeting of the fall season at Perry Center school, north of Ligonier, on September 23. Mrs. Kenneth Simmons is serving as their leader with Mrs. Thomas Reed, as assistant leader. Nu-V-Tops Club In Regular Session Tuesday The regular meeting of Nu-V Tops Club was held at Sun-E-Side Recreation center Tuesday evening with Mrs. Violet Shinn
Callander Insurance All forms of personal and business insurance. 155 W. Market Nappanee Ph.: 773-4103
presiding. The new contest has begun and members are qualified as long as they lose weight. As soon as they gain or are absent more than once they are out of the contest. It will last until there is only one member left. The prize will be the money collected from fines for those gaining weight. Meetings are held every Tuesday evening and are open to all those wishing to lose weight. Birthday Celebrated Mrs. Edgar Clark was guest of honor with her family helping her celebrate her birthday last Tuesday evening. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Clark and family of Etna Green and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fox and sons of Tippecanoe. MARGI SHULTZ HEADS U. M. YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Miss Margi Shultz was elected president of the United Methodist Youth Fellowship during their retreat at Oakwood Park, Sunday. Serving with her will be: Jane Alber — vice president Brenda Brown — secretary Peg Tinkey — treasurer Sue Tinkey — publicity chairman. Activities at the retreat included planning of next year’s projects, the business meeting and social events consisting of swimming, softball and volley ban. The youth, a combined group from the First and Centenary
United Methodist churches of this city, will be meeting from 6:30 to 8 p.m. each Sunday evening and young people in the grades 7 through 12 are invited to participate. SORORITY OPENS FALL SEASON Kappa Sigma Tau Sorority opened the fall season with new officers presiding in the home of Mrs. Richard Frain, Thursday evening. Plans were made for the coming season. On Sunday afternoon members enjoyed a tea at the home of Mrs. James Schrock. COMMUNITY NEWS Mrs. Maggie Chiddister and Mrs. Clara Moser called on Mrs. Olive Bitzer at her home in Oakwood Park, Lake Wawasee, on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Sara Robinson and Mrs. Violet Good of Huntington were visitors of Mrs. Jessie Goshorn Friday afternoon. Mrs. Blanche Green, Mrs. Dorothy Bobeck, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Click and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Growcock recently took homemade ice cream and cake to the home of Mrs. Lucille Dukes to help her celebrate her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Griffith had as their guest Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Griffith, of Sturgis, Mich. Mrs. Tom Hite, Mrs. Harold Simmons and Mrs. John Baker called on Mrs. Beulah Hite Long, a patient at Simpson nursing home, Goshen, Sunday afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Wallace
were in Chicago, Sunday, visiting Dan Schlotterback who is at the Veterans Research hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schrock were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schrock Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cory and son. Randy, have returned from a two-week’s vacation in Scottsdale, Ariz., where they visited Mrs. Cory’s sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Conner and daughters. TERRY ROOKSTOOL REINSTATED IN CIVIL DEFENSE At the regular meeting of the Syracuse unit of Civil Defense, Thursday night, a former member, Terry Rookstool, was reinstated as an active member. He had resigned when he went into the service. Two applications for new members were approved. Assistant chairman James Ritter presided and heard the reports. City director Charles Vanderveer read a letter on the time and schedule for the portraits. The pictures will be taken today (Wednesday) at 6 to 8 p.m. in the CD building. Mrs. Thomas Gilbert, secretary, will be the receptionist. Those having coupons will be notified of the time and place. Mrs. Gilbert reported hearing from the West Noble school. They asked members to take care of the parking when the West Noble school has their basketball games in the Syracuse school. There will be seven games. The members agreed to do the parking and Mrs. Gilbert was instructed to write the school. It was announced that there will be a football game at Wawasee high school on September 26 and all members are urged to be at the school by 6 p.m. as the traffic will be heavy. SYRACUSE LOCAL Mrs. John Byland of Fort Myers, -Fla., spent a week in the home of Mrs. Louise Byland at Syracuse.
It’s Here ... Now! U-TOUCH-dmling AND WE’LL Install or Change Your Existing Phones Free of Charge! r — | l J For A Limited Time Only United Telephone Will INSTALL Or Change Any Telephone In Your Home To The NEW U-TOUCH Telephone At NO CHARGE. 9 Be Sure And Check This Month’s Bill For x Complete Details On This Special Offer ... Or Come By Our Business Office And See Our Handsome Color Telephones . . . Designed For U-TOUCH. And Receive Complete Details AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING EXCHANGES Warsaw — Leesburg Millersburg — Nappanee UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY HOS 0* INDIANA, Inc. Member UNITED TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Wed., Sept. 24, 1969 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL
Ransom Sawyers To Be Honored At Open House For 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Sawyer of Gravelton will be honored at an open house Sunday, Oct. 5, from 2 to 4 p.m. in the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sawyer of Waubee Lake, in observance of their golden wedding anniversary. The Ronsom Sawyers were mar-
William Burgett Promoted At United Telephone Company L. J. Boohr, vice president of operations of United Telephone Company of Indiana, Inc., recently announced several personnel appointments within the company’s newly-created northern division, including that of William Burgett of Milford. William Burgett was named plant supervisor in the Warsaw district. He began his employment with United as a lineman in Warsaw in 1946. He became a combination repairman in 1948 and held this position in United’s exchages before becoming testboard and frameman in Warsaw in 1966. Burgett is a graduate of Kenova, W. Va., high school and is married to the former Dorothy McCoy. They have two children, Mrs. Dennis (Paula) Wuthrich and William, 18, a senior at Wawasee high school, and one granddaughter. He is a member of the American Legion, Masonic Lodge, and Order of the Eastern Star.
Boats and Campers Storage FOR WINTER MONTHS OCTOBER 1,1969 to MAY 2,1970 at Elkhart Co. 4-H Fairgrounds Goshen — $25.00 Phone 533-3151 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. For Further Information
ried October 4, 1919. Mrs. Sawyer is the former Edith 1 tuckman of Gravelton. They hav» one daughter, Mrs. Claudq (Fieida) Elilott, and the son, Lawence, both of Waubee Lake. No invitations have been sent, but friends and neighbors are invited.
Syracuse And Goshen Drivers In Accident Leonard Gwinn, 21, of Gcshen stopped a 1967 Chevrolet /ientAll van for traffic, backed to turn into an alley and struc'f the front of a 1967 Chevrolet, operated by Paul D. Pollock, 32, r 4 Syracuse. The accident oc< ured in fi it of 213 north Third si reet, Goshen. Pollock had stopper behind the truck. Damage was set at SIOO. No one was injured. ROBBIE BROOKS HONORED SUNDAY Robbie Brooks, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brooks of Milford, was honored Sunday for the occasion of his second b irthday. Present to enjoy cake am ice cream were grandparents;, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Brooks, Mir. and Mrs. Ted Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Seely and Morris Wolferman all of Milford; and Susan Brooks and Scott Cris of Goshen.
3