The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 August 1970 — Page 15
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LOOKING FOR STEADY EMPLOYMENT? WELL Chamberlin Products OFFERS THAT PLUS MORE Job Security Periodic Raises Good Working Conditions Paid Vacations And Holidays DON’T DELAY, APPLY NOW OFFICE. HOURS 8:00-4:30 MON. THRU FRI. 503 BROAD ST. SOUTH WHITLEY Help Wanted Man To Install New Overhead Doors In Northeastern Indiana EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT MAN / Good Wages / Paid Vacations / Hospitalization Insurance Send Applications To Right Man Box 188 Milford, Indiana 46542 SERVICES SERVICES “The Friendly Family Store.” - The Town Shop Apparel for the entire family. Uptown: Leesburg, Ind. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Air Conditioning - Electric Heating Hire OibxJnß. W" Electric Residential — Commercial — Industrial 457-3744 Syracuse Dry Cleaning PICK-UP AND DELIVERY IN THE LAKELAND AREA / WAWASEE LAUNDROMAT Monday, Wednesday and Friday / NORTH WEBSTER LAUNDROMAT Monday, Wednesday and Friday / STALEY’S GROCERY Monday and Thursday / JOT ’EM TOWN STORE Monday and Thursday / LAKESIDE COIN LAUNDRY, Syracuse Monday, Wednesday and Friday / JONES FOOD CENTER, Leesburg Tuesday and Friday Our Driver In Pierceton Every Monday and Thursday WARSAW DRY CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY * Warsaw, Indiana
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EARLE W. WALTZ *<• REALTOR MORRISON ISLAND. Lake Wawasee. One of the best buys in lake homes, priced at only 125,500, absolutely year-round, has carpeted living room, two bedrooms down, big family room, bath and 4, big famfly-type kitchen with plenty of room, fireplace, gas heat, dormitory up. Patio, double gas grill, excellent location. Moschel’s. V ONE STORY NEW FRAME HOME and a real beauty located in woodsy area in Hunnicutt Addition, Syracuse. Carpeted living room with fireplace, dining room, fine kitchen, carpeted family room, three bedrooms, bath and 4. gas heat, 24 car garage, all thermopane windows, plus a lovely screened outdoor living room at back. Large lot with shaded lawn to play. ELEGANT, year-round, furnished, Syracuse Lake home has IXL kitchen, large living room with fireplace, full dining room, two bedrooms and lovely bath — downstairs is carpeted family room, complete kitchen, bath, beautiful bedroom with double closet and fireplace, utility room. 126 North Shore Drive. ONE OF THE FINEST year-round homes on Lake Wawasee. north shore. Five bedrooms, three baths, very large living area newly carpeted, beautiful glassed-in porch, very fine and well equipped kitchen, mud room, basement, garage with guest apartment, nearly 100 ft. lake front. The Fidler home. 1969 VALIENT MOBILE HOME, best location in Enchanted Hills with your own pier. Carpeted with two bedrooms, enlarged living room, family room, garage, front porch, electric heat. Immaculate. Moser's. WITHOUT A DOUBT — the roomiest and pleasantest house ever. Living room, dining area, kitchen, three bedrooms, bath, extra den or office with outside door and all on a BIG scale. Full basement, attached garage nice yard and bubbling brook. 448 Parkway, near Scout Cabin. 75 PLATTED WATERFRONT LOTS IN WOODSY SUBDIVISION AWASEE GOLF COURSE. Earle W. Waltz Syracuse Goshen Homes For Every Need Clara Warner Earle Waltz 457-3465 Syracuse 457-2189 Goshen 533-1414 TODD REALTY LAKE WAWASEE — CEDAR Point: lovely two story Colonial year around home on beautifully landscaped lakefront lot with 68' frontage and over 250' deep. Boat house and garage on rear channel. This spacious executive type home has many “plus” features including central air conditioning, generator system, underground sprinkling system, intercom, plus new pier. Large ceramic kitchen, bath, east sun room, dining room, large quarry,tiled patio. Open stairway leads to upper floor with full bath, dressing room, two extra large bedrooms, guest bedroom, excellent storage, plus full attic. Large living room with fireplace and large lakefront room, carpeted throughout. Property includes stoves, refrigerators, washer and dryer, deep freeze, draperies. Full basement has workshop, kitchen, recreation room with fireplace and bar. This home is one of Lake Wawasee's finest! Shown by appointment, price recentlyreduced! LAKE WAWASEE — SUNSET PARK: Excellent four bedroom year around home on 100’ lakefront lot. two full baths, equipped kitchen, carpeted bedrooms and living room, fireplace, large family room. Three room apartment over gara; e. House mostly furnished and property completelyfenced. >47.500. contract to responsible party. LAKE WAWASEE — IDEAL BEACH. VAWTER PARK AREA — Excellent year around 3-4 bedroom two story contemporary home overlooking lake and adjoining tennis court with approximately 100* lake frontage directly across road. House has fully equipped kitchen, living room, dining room, four baths, and is completely furnished. >83.500. Property consisting of tennis court, house, and 10’ lake frontage may be purchased separately for >45,000. LAKE WAWASEE — HIGHLAND VIEW GARDENS CHANNEL — Lovely channel property with 50’ water frontage, two story home built in 1953. Three bedrooms, full bath, living room-dining room-kitchen combined, large fireplace, two car attached garage, upper balcony at rear. Enclosed screened porches at front both upstairs and down. Natural gas furnace. 127.500. LAKE WAWASEE — HIGHLAND VIEW GARDENS: Excellent 3-4 bedroom, two story year around home on 100* lakefront lot with 100* channel at rear with boat house. Large family room-equipped kitchen, utility room. 1 full bath. 2 half baths, large living room with fireplace, partially furnished. Two car garage, lot completely fenced. An excellent buy at 165.000. SYRACUSE LAKE — 134 NORTH SHORE DRIVE: Excellent three bedroom summer home on large wooded lakefront lot with, over 1W lakefront. Large living room with fireplace, dining room, recreation area with bar. equipped kitchen, utilityroom, two baths. 2 car attached garage, natural gas heat, large patio, new pier, house completely furnished — 144,950. LAKEW AWASEE IDEAL BEACH — Beautiful year around home on lakefront lot. Lhio|jDn. family room, equipped kitchen. 14 bath. furnishetPiproughout. LAKE WAWASEE — OGDF* ISLAND — Excellent and lovely 5 bdrm year around GjOLD.i lovely lakefront “corner** lot. Many plus features, completely furnished, garage and boat house. LAKE WAWASEE — HlG M iAND VIEW GARDENS — Newly constructed 3-4 bdrmSOMi 50* channel lot. Two baths, family room, sun deck. SYRACUSE LAKE — »Xin ORE *> R — 3 bdrm summer home on 35* lakefiSU\~; Furnished. AND WE HAVE MORE — A large selection of properties from which to choose. Call for details, or stop by our office for current listing pamphlets. JOE and BARBARA TODD. Realtors Office Open Daily From M Sunday Noon to6—evenings by appointment only HARLAN STEFFEN Sales Representative PHONE: <2l9> 856-2217 EAST SIDE OF LAKE WAWASEE R.R. 2 Syracuse, Indiana
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< r LES KLINE Les Kline Named To Post At J. B. University Les Kline has recently been appointed director of admissions at John Brown university in Siloam Springs. Ark. Mr. Kline graduated from North W’ebster high school in 1965 and entered John Brown university in the fall of that year. He traveled with public relations musical groups throughout his college years and toured the western for three summers playing trumpet and singing. Les received the bachelor of science degree in radio production in May of 1969, and worked at the campus radio station the summer following his graduation. Mr. Kline joined the staff of JBU as admissions counselor in 1969 dealing primarily with student recruitment and public relations. With this experience he has been promoted to director of admissions and assumed these responsibilities cm July 1. Les is married to the former Mary Byrne from Mt. Pleasant. lowa, who is teaching first grade in the Siloam Springs elementary school system. -rNW— Last Week Os Daily Vacation Bible School This week winds up Bible school activities at the North Webster United Methodist church. Attendance has averaged 115 youngsters from ages 3 and 4 through grade 8. The theme has been World of Differences, and has included crafts, visual teaching, etc. Assisting with the project have been Donna Farris. Save On New And Used 1970 CHRYSLER A New Yorker, 4-Door / Hardtop Save $1,000.00 1970 PLYMOUTH Fury 111, 2-Door Hardtop » Save $600.00 1970 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner Convertible, 4-Speed Save $500.00 1968 CHRYSLER 9-Passenger wagon, air, loaded ... $3250 1968 PLYMOUTH 6-Passenger wagon, real sharp .. . $1995 1968 MUSTANG 2-Dr., Hardtop, 6-Cyl., Auto. Trans., P.S., 17,000 Milessl99s 1967 PLYMOUTH Fury I, 4-Door Sedanslo9s 1966 PLYMOUTH VIP, 4-Dr., H.T., One Owner, Clean, Air $1495 1966 FORD Galaxie 500, 2-Dr., H.T., Clean .. $1295 Werner Motor Co. 708 W. Pike St. Goshen, Indiana
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Mary J. Greiner. Sue Shock. Pat Weeks, H. Hidy, Betty Fralic, Dorothy Snoke, Maxine Athens. Alice Moerschen, Arlene Sloan, Judy Clark, Sandy Ray, Irene Whiteman, Carol Hill, Mary J. Thompson, Sharon Martin, Midge Black, Marian Watson. Lynn Helvey, and Kim Shipley. —NW—BOY SCOUTS TO HAVE CAMPOREE Rex Lawson’s Boy Scout Troop 48 will be participating in a county-wide Camporee. the 29th and 30th of this month. Survival techniques will be stressed, with each troop being judged. There are awards to be presented for outstanding performance. Information on the site of the Camporee and other details will be given later. —NW—FIRE DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES The fire department was called at about 6 a.m. on the 18th to investigate smoke coming from behind the Farmer’s State Bank. It was discovered that an air conditioner motor was burning out. Damage was confined to the unit, which is located outside of the bank building. —NW— Efficient Homemakers Met Last Thursday Mrs. Lester White, assisted by Mrs. Joe Shock as co-hostess. entertained 11 members of the Efficient Homemakers club Thursday evening. A lesson on flower arranging was given by Mrs. Ira Nine. Plans were discussed for a visit to Amish Acres on September 10. The county Christmas bazaar, to take place in November, was also discussed. Mrs. Hannah Payne will entertain for the next regular scheduled meeting, at which time election of officers will be held. —NW—TO SPONSOR RECREATIONAL PROGRAM will be sponsoring a weekly family recreational program during the winter months. Called TTRP, Tippecanoe Township Recreational Program, the activities will take [dace each Monday evening in the North Webster school gym. There will be volley ball leagues, basketball leagues, etc., and a nominal fee will be charged. Additional information will be printed soon. —NW— Methodist Church News Bryan Ray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ray, underwent a tonsillectomy recently at the Goshen hospital. Oraganization and rehearsal will soon begin for members of the sanctuary- choir, directed by David Blackwell. Special music for the Sunday morning church services was presented by Claude Davison of TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY MODERN seven - room country home for rent. Phone 834-2507 EXPERIENCED SECRETARY desires full time employment. Well qualified in shorthand, typing, payroll, filing, executive and general office procedures, etc. Reply Secretary Box 8 Syracuse. TYPEWRITER for sale, Smith Corona Standard, late model excellent condition, bargain price. J. B. Ridgeway, Syracuse 457-2226 ts AUTOMOTIVE
room ’6B OLDSMOBILE 98 luxury sedan with air $2,595 ’67 CHEVELLE Malibu 2-dr., H. T.» bucket seats, 4-speed .. 1,695 ’66 BUICK LaSabre Custom, 2-dr. L 395 ’66 MUSTANG auto., V-8, P. S 1.295 McCORMICK MOTORS, Inc. 1255 W. Market St Phone: 773-3134 Nappanee, Ind. “Across From Historic Amish Acres”
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Texas. He was accompanied by his brother, Paul Davison. The final evening services will be held on the Dixie this Sunday evening. Response has been favorable to the project. -NW— Report On State Kiwanis Convention Chris Koher. George Davis, Don Arnold and Jerry Badskey reported Monday morning on the state Kiwanis convention which they attended last week. Loren Badskey attended a district Kiwanis convention held in Canada last week. —NW—COMMUNITY NEWS Ralph Bennett is home after having been a patient at Murphy Medical Center. He expects to be back at work this week. Mrs. William Brandenburg returned from Goshen hospital on Friday. Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Davison of Epworth Forest entertained at a buffet dinner Sunday for relatives. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Merrill G. Davison and daughter Sandra Kay, of Highland. Calif.; Mr. and Mrs Paul Davison. Toledo. Ohio; Rev. and Mrs. Claude Davison. Lori Louise and Kendall, of Waco, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Col life. Greensburg; and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Toeniss, and daughter Jill Ann, Cincinnati. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller and daughters Maureen and Nancy, of Washington. D. C., werevisitors on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Orva Miller and daughter Sally visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Yoder at Emmatown. Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Thomas and son Mike, returned home today from Bluefield, W. Va., where they visited relatives and friends. Rev. Allen Combs of Wabash was guest speaker at the Church of God for tx>th the morning and evening services.
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Correspondent Wanted The Mail-Journal is in need of a correspondent for the Leesburg Area. Call the Milford Office: 658-4111 or Stop For An Interview. HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED (or will train) TUBE MILL OPERATOR REQUIREMENTS: Machine Shop Ability Dependable Steady Worker APPLY: 8 A.M- — 5 P.M. Monday thru Friday ARNOLT CORPORATION Warsaw, Indiana “An Equal Opportunity Employer"
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Tri-County Realty -RON ANO HELEN LAKE, Reattora Pierceton: 594-2480 Farms, Lake, Residential and Commercial Property
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SMOKE BUT NO FIRE AT NORTH WEBSTER BANK North Webster firemen were called to the Farmers State Bank at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 18, when one of the air conditioning units shorted out causing the bank to fill with smoke. An employee of the bank, Mrs. Virginia VanCuren of North Webster, notified the fire department. Verland Bockman, North W r ebster fire chief, reported there was no fire, but just smoke from the burned out motor. The air conditioning unit involved was located outside of the bank building. No estimate of the amount of the damages was given, but it was considered to be minimal. INDIANA WATER PROBLEMS FEATURED The problems dealing with the control and disposition of water in Indiana will be featured prominently in exhibits at the ASCS state fair tent August 26 through September 7, according to Scott Hom chairman of the Kosicusko County agricultural Stabilization and Conservation (ASC) committee. One of the several midwestem states in what is called the "humid” areas, the problems of control and wise use of water here are varied and complex. The Wabash, White, Kankakee and several other major rivers with which the area is blessed place an added responsibility for their wise use and conservation, he said. The ASCS tent, located on the north side of the track near the Farmers’ Building at the state fairgrounds will have approximately 40 exhibits along the general theme of the yConsumer *s State in Agriculture”, chairman. Scott Hom reports.
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