The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 August 1970 — Page 5
iter i AT THE PLAYHOUSE — "The Lion in Winter" will begin its second week at the Enchanted Hills Playhouse Wednesday. Aug. 12. The powerful story of King Henry 11 of England and his Queen, Eleanor of Aquitaine, is headed by John Newton and Janet Hayes. John and Janet are well remembered in the area for their outstanding duet-performance of "1 Do! 1 Do!the first show of the 1970 season at the Playhouse. Backed by an all equity company. EHP’s performance of “Lion in Winter" conveys the strength of James Goldman’s powerful script. The award-winning drama done in high comedy style promises the audience a delightful evening of live theatre entertainment. Dr. Tolan. the “director, recommends that because of strong subject matter and very descriptive phrases, this play is strictly an adult drama. Drama with very strong comic value is rare; “Lion in Winter” and "Virginia Woolf” are two of this very unique type of theatre. Call the Enchanted Hills Playhouse in Syracuse today for reservations and-or more information.
800 Scouts Expected For Makahiki This Week End
Makahiki! What’s that 9 it is a Hawaiian word meaning "Great Event" and that is exactly what will happen this coming week end at Syracuse. i Close to 800 explorers and senior girl scouts of the surrounding five state areas are expected for the annual event Last year over 650 young men and women of high school age gathered at the Syracuse park to compete in land and aquatic events. The Makahiki will be held on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Aug 14. 15 and 16. Persons wanting to see some interesting competition are urged to attend
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the event on Saturday. Post 67. Warsaw Lions club, hosts this yearly event, rhe advisors of the post are Jack Rife and Styrling Hygema They and the explorers of the Makahiki host post are the organizers of the Makahiki along with their sponsor, the Warsaw Lions club who are assisted by the Syracuse Lions club. As of Monday 740 were registered for the event. Campers will stay at Smith Walbridge and Wawasee Prep with the overflow to stay al either Oakwood Park or Epworth Forrest Events begin Friday at 8:15
with the talent skits set to be presented by each troop attending. Following the talent will be a beach hop featuring the Warsaw Sing Out band. Competition begins at 9 a m. on Saturday and runs until all events are completed. Compass relays, seamanship, canoes, motor boating, mini bikes, row boats, sailing and drills will be a few of the events in which competition will be held. A parade will follow. The evening's meal will be served on the beach and will be followed by a dance at the Syracuse junior high school gym. During the dance a king and queen will be crowned. Sunday will begin with church services at 8:15 am. Finals of the competition will follow and awards will be presented with the activities coming to a close between 1 and 1:30 Sunday afternoon. The City On The Lake Chicago has been called “City of Big Shoulders." "Host to the Nation." “That Toddlin’ Town." and a good many other names. But no matter what it’s called, Chicago remains an interesting city of many facets where you can enjoy yourself for a day. a week end or a full vacation — any time of the year No matter what your interests are chances are excellent that you'll be able to satisfy them in Chicago. Within the square mile of the Chicago Loop are some of the city’s finest restaurants, hotels, night clubs, theaters, and movie houses. Numerous retail shops and huge department stores also are concentrated in the Loop — especially on Chicago's famed State street. Michigan avenue parallels the lakefront, and the portion of this interesting boulevard lying north of the downtown area is noted for its many exclusive shops. The Rush street section of the near north (side is an area consiting of brightly advertised bistros, cases, coffee houses, and foreign movie theaters. This neighborhood also has a high concentration of fine restaurants, many specializing in foreign and exotic cuisine. For sports fans, there are of course the Cubs at Wrigley Field on the north side and the White Sox baseball team on the South Side as well as both thoroughbred and sulky horse racing at suburban tracks For family entertainment there are so many places of interest 11 you’ll probably have to be selective The outdoor facilities found along the lake shore, are an excellent place to start. Several of the city's 200 parks are in this area lavishly equipped with tennis courts, bridle paths, bicycle paths, golf courses, boat houses, harbors. baseball diamonds, and acres of grassy areas ideal for picnics. Lincoln Park, the largest in the city, contains a bird sanctuary, boating lagoon, a golf course, a zoo. and a conservatory. During the summer the park operates a theater where low-admission dramas are presented. Grant Park, lying along the lake jest east of the downtown section, contains many miles of > walks, artistically landscaped areas, and a band shell where free concerts are held during the summer The Buckingham Memorial Fountain, at the foot of Congress street, is surrounded by formal gardens. Unusual water displays — in spectacular color at night — are presented here during the summer. Chicago’s museums are famous throughout the .world. Contemporary and traditional paintings. drawings. and sculpture are among the art works displayed at the Art In-
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WAWASEE PREP — Eleventh in a series of line drawings by local artist Ken Harkless involving historical landmarks in the Lakeland area and drawn especially for The Mail-journal summer pages, is Wawasee Prep.
Built around 1925 by the Spink family of Indianapolis, this building was then known as the Spink-Wawasee hotel, and was built on the site of the former W’awasee Inn and Cedar Beach club, both of which were destroyed by fire. Following the death of members of the Spink family, the hotel was sold to the Crosier Order in 1948 and after extensive remodeling, was opened under the name of Our Lady of the Lake Seminary. Their enrollment totaled 118 students. 0 The classrooms and chapel were completed in the spring of 1949 and work begun on a gymnasium in June of 1950. During the winter of 1952-1953, the open lakeside porch in the center of the building was enclosed and remodeled becoming the new home of the seminary library. The next winter a Music Shack was built as an addition to the auditorium.
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stitute. Special shows always are in evidence and the art museum also has a drama school and theater where student productions are presented during the fall and winter season. The Museum of Science and Industry, in Jackson Park, contains ununsual exhibits of applied science, engineering, and industry A top attraction here is a full-sized operating coal mine; visiters are lowered into the shaft to see the actual operation Located on an artificial peninsula jutting into the lake, the Adler Planetarium features instruments and models demonstrating ancient and modem astronomical methods. It also presents educational and interesting astronomical shows. Exhibits at the John G. Shedd Aquarium, at the southern end of Grant Park, include about 10,000 living specimens of 250 aquatic species. Nearby is the Natural
History Museum, noted for its fine exhibits in natural sciences. The “Races of Mankind” exhibits. Hall of the Stone Age. i and exhibits of animals and birds in their natural habitats are | famous features at the museum. If you are interested in sightseeing. Chicago has spectacular architecture and historical landmarks. You can see the city via sightseeing bus. enjoy the skyline from an excursion boat on Lake Michigan or explore on your own. Skyscrapers such as the 100-story John Hancock Center, the twin towers of Marina City the Prudential Building and the Board of Trade have observation towers from which you can view the broad expanse of the entire metropolitan area. Just ask and you’ll find what you’re looking for in Chicago — that Host to the Nation, that Toddlin Town with the Big Shoulders. Monday afternoon callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs Harold B Manor were her nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Barnes and son. Danny 11. South Bend.
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The seminary now offers a four-year seminary course with studies comparable to a high school course along the lines of a classical curriculum and is open to students for both diocesan and the religious priesthood. In January 1965 the physical plant was purchased by the Crosier Fathers of Wawdsee with contemplation of a program of general modernization of physical facilities while continuing to strive for excellence in the academic program. Name of the School was changed to Wawasee Preparatory. Now in addition to the regular boarding school program, there is a co-educational day student program and a special residency program for the student desiring a program more individually tailored than the school’s general program. Fr. David Suelzer, OSC, is the religious superior of the Crosier Fathers and Brothers who staff the school. Fr. Thomas Scheets, OSC, is the principal and chief educational officer of Wawasee Preparatory.
For a Summertime . . . Milk and Cookie Break Just the companions for mugs of frosty milk on summer days are these crisp, flavorful cookies, freshly homebaked BUTTERSCOTCH REFRIGERATOR COOKIES 1 package (6 o«. ) butterscotch pieces 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter ! 3 cup firmly packed light brown sugar 1 egg j I 1 j cups regular all-purpose Hour >4 teaspoon baking soda ’ 3 cup chopped nuts *■3 cup raisins, optional In a small double toiler or in a heavy saucepan over low heat melt butterscotch pieces. In a mixing bowl cream butter; gradually add sugar and beat until light and fluffy. Beat in egg; thin beat in Sift together flour arid-bak-ing soda: gradually add to creamed mixture. Blend in nuts and raisins, if desired. Chill for ease in handling. On waxed paper shape into 2 rolls, each 10 inches long and I’4-inches in diameter. Wrap in waxed paper; chill several hours or overnight. Cut rolls into. U-inch slices and place on baking sheet. Bake in preheated 375° oven 8-10 minutes. Let cool about 1 minute; remove from baking sheet to wire rack to cool. Yield Approximately 4 -dozen refrigerator cookies. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morehouse, r 1 Milford accompanied their son Mr. and Mrs.. Everett Morehouse, South Bend, to Yellow Creek Sunday to visit with Miss Beth Morehouse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Morehouse. Beth is recovering at home from injuries received in a bicycle accident recently.
Wed., Aug. 12, 1970 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL
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