The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 September 1970 — Page 18

« THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed.. Sept. 16, 1970

8

SSI ' 111 f I 11 J | I • Tr Fl : T AV fl A ••IF ONE LIFE IS SAVED” — Shorty Far ver, on the right, of Woodburn. Indiana, receives the second Russ Wells Memorial plaque from John "Red” Rarick of Fort Wayne for his efforts in removing powerlines near Taylor field at Wooodburn. Far ver paid the total cost of H 925 to bury the hazardous wires. Farver said “If one life is saved, the cost was cheap." The presentation was made at W awasee Airport Sunday afternoon during an open house program. Guest speaker at the open house was Mr. Rarick. Rarick embarked on a one-man campaign to remove or bury dangerous powerlines near airports following a tragic airplanepowerline accident on July 9, 1967 a| a small airfield in Tomah. Wisconsin. .An air show scheduled to follow the program was cancelled due to the weather. •| HF- IIL ) ‘7 O I M / 1 1 M \ k r i 1 wVM m Jk f aIjM wt LENDS SUPPORT — Present at the W awasee Airport open house program to lend support to the efforts .of John "Red" Rarick. center, of Fort Wayne were, on the left. John Hodge of the FFA, South Bend; and Ronald Reichert of the Aeronautics C'ommisslon of Indiana, on U.e right. Rarick. guest speaker at the program, inaugerated a personal campaign after the death of a retired Fort Wayne fireman three years ago to remove hazardous powerlines near airports.

TAMMY RYMAN OBSERVES 7TM BIRTHDAY SI NDAY Tammv HfVman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Larry Ryman of Milford, observed her seventh birthday Sunday at a family dinner Guests in addition to Tammy's two brothers. Tracy and Terry, were Mr. and Mrs Don Ryman. Mr and Mrs Ralph Wakley and son and Mrs George Reed, all of Nappanee. Mr. and , Mrs Jerry Myers and daughter of Goshen; Miss Linda Simon.

\ J / , \ HOMCKfn T RECENTLY ON LAKE WAWASEE CUSTOM BUILT BRICK HOMES • 3 Bedroom • ... „ ON YOUR LOT AS LOW AS • Living Room . Bath And A Half <1 O TA AOO • ' *tached Garage ▼ I K #■■■ ■ • Mvdern Built-in Kitchen ■ F W AND-UP 11 II pD V While Financing is Available — Fill in And Il U 1111 I M a i| This Coupon To Us r 1 MEDALLION • We are interested in Building a new Home. | homes, I NiME : INC 1J ’»« | ADDRESS I R.R. No. 5 Kokomo J Ph.: 457-8521 Phone 4WLX | Lot Sue ( )x( ) J On St. Rd. 35

i Miss Sharon Gilbert and Robert Simon, all of Syracuse Evening guests were Mr. and Mrs Clinton Gilbert of r 1 Syracuse James R. Warner Discharged From Army James R Warner, a Syracuse high school graduate, has beeh discharged from the U. S. army. t He is the son of Guy Warner of Elkhart and grandson of Mrs. Russell Warner of Syracuse

Syracuse BPW Meets At Mason Home Last Week The Syracuse Business and Professional Women’s club held its September 9 meeting at the home of Mrs. Claude Mason with a carry-in dinner preceding. During the business session. Christmas - decorations were discussed and the pros and cons as to adding to the decorations purchased for the town last year. Also discussed was the upcoming recipe book and the need for more recipes. A certificate was presented the club from Riley Hospital for the club assistance to the organization for 28-years. There were 29 members and six-guests. Mrs. E. Halliday, Mrs. Elizabeth Lines, Mrs. J. W. Hatton. Mrs. Mabel Zehner. Mrs. Marland Wortinger and Winnie Smith. Mrs. Vernon Beckman received the door prize. Syracuse OES In September Meeting The September stated meeting of the Syracuse Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic hall with the meeting opening in regular form. Mrs. Cherrie Caldwell and Gerald Cramer president in the east. Cramer spoke briefly on the inspection with Kosciusko and Leesburg chapters at Milford in June Harry Gingerich, sitting in the west, presented an interesting resume on the once in a lifetime gift to the International Temple, Order of the Eastern Star, A memorial was held for Mrs. Court Slabaugh. a charter member of the Past Matrons dub Mrs. James Kitson was in charge of refreshments following the meeting. AUGUST POLICE REPORT GIVEN AT MILFORD Milford police chief Don Drake has released the following report for the month of August: Miscellaneous calls 111 Arrests 13 Reported Thefts 5 Accidents investigated 6 Accidents assisted other depts 4 Dog calls 9 Delivered emergency messages — 6 Vandalism reports 1 The car was driven a total of 2,714 miles. YOUTH ATTENDS SERVICE AT YELLOW CREEK CHURCH Six youth from the Syracuse Church of the Brethren' Youth Fellowship attended the Sunday evening service at the Yellow Creek Mennonite church, located north east of Wakarusa. Jimmy Dißaddo of New York City was

the guest speaker. Attending were Jill Farrell, Laura Steury, Nina Gilbert, Chuck Baldwin. Jeff Farrell, and Terry Baldwin. Rev. and Mrs. Jack Farrell. Miss Phyllis Fackler and Miss Sharon Gilbert accompanied the youth. Accident Saturday At Overhead North Os Milford James Emerel Hitchcock, 26, 1084 E. Market St., Nappanee, was involved in a one-car accident at 2:24 a.m. Saturday when he lost control of his car and hit a guard rail one and one half miles north of Milford. He refused treatment for slight injuries he received. Hitchcock was cited for driving under the influence of alcoholic beverages. Deputy sheriffs Alan Rovenstine and Ron Robinson investigated. .

GCfl av Announcing A Change of vu \ B I Ownership I have purchased the interest of Rene Nine and Buck Leedy in the SERVICE STATION in A Syracuse, and I am now the sole owner of the auto center. 1 I want to announce that we will continue to give first rate auto service to our many customers in the Lakeland area. We invite your continued patronage. If you are not a customer at our station, drop in. Let’s get acquainted. We are anxious to serve you. —Carl (“Hub”) Wilkinson / 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE / COMPLETE LIME OF AUTO PARTS / COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR SERVICE , /B. F. GOODRICH TIRES J?. \ / LONG LASTING DELCO BATTERIES > fll / 7 1 / COMPLETE AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE. a /—A ■ XW “Hub” Wilkinson Auer’s Service Station And Auto Supply 201 East Main Street Syracuse, Indiana

REVIVAL SERVICES AT SYACUSE CHURCH A week of revival services is being scheduled for September 20 through 27 at the Church of the Nazarene located at 312 North Harrison, Syracuse. G. W. Hoot Evangelistic party (G. W. and wife Pearl) will be present for special programs each evening at 7:30 o’clock. The Rev. John Secor is pastor of the church and’the public has been invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Scott and son Richard of r 3 Syracuse, entertained the following recently: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Whetten and family of Plainwell, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Verl Thwaits and family of Marion; Mrs. Pat Moore and Scott of Warsaw; Mrs. John Hare and family of Milford and Michael Ostendorf.

Better Budgeting If you want extra cash to settle up old year bills, here is what we suggest you do — Come to us and arrange a CASH LOAN, sufficient to pay them in full. Then repay us in convenient monthly amounts that will fit comfortably into your regular budget. If you want extra cash over and above the amount of the bills, don’t hesitate to ask for it 105 W. Main St. Phone: 457-3532 Syracuse, Ind.