The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 October 1971 — Page 8

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THE MA IL-JOURNAL —Wed., Oct. 13, 1971

lEwzinXS .'custiO Clever is the patriotic windmill in red, white and blue on road 313 between Syracuse and Benton. Oid you know there is a oneway sign for the road into Kale Island and perhaps a good thing due to the narrowness. We will be sorry when several of our favorite varieties of fall mushrooms are gone, but with some frozen, plan to enjoy them for some time to come. Interest is running high in the up-coming town election and a notice is being published this week for those desiring to vote an absent ballot, plus qualifications for voting. Lester Lung (Syracuse Lake), retired Goshen chief of city detectives, claims his fishing companion Dick Puschman (Lake Wawasee) had a ‘‘nonsinkable cork” at a recent fishing trip at Butternut Lake. Luck Wise s Lung said Puschman sat patiently in his boat for three days before he saw his cork go under. "Such patience comes only with years of experience,” says Lung. Other campanions in the September 17-26 fishing sorte were Bob Lung and Don Shrock, both of Goshen. Elder Realty will soon have a new home in Wawasee Village. Fred and Emelie Elstrod are

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new owners of the Wawasee Village building now occupied by C. S. Myers Motors and Wawasee Motors garage service. Arthur L. Cunningham, r 1 Leesburg and Indianapolis, is the new secretary of the Tippecanoe Lake Protective Association, taking over the responsibilities from George Paton II who has been secretary for 23 years. Arthur and his charming wife Mary have become inveterate fans of northeastern Kosciusko county’s lake region. A unique thing took place in the lakeland area last week as a father and son, both of North Webster, were installed as president-elects for the Kiwanis clubs. Lorin Badskey was installed last Thursday as president elect of Kiwanis International and on Monday, son Jerry was installed president-elect of the Lakeland Kiwanis. Earlier and earlier it seems, the tping and soaping for Halloween starts and a number were caught by authorities in the uptown area during the week end and made to clear their art work. Now the youth fellowship of Calvary United Methodist church south of Syracuse have announced in an ad this week that they will clean the work of toilet tissuing, soaping, wax, etc., but no eggs, for a contribution. Another open house is being planned at Wawasee high school this month during American Education Week and has been designated SWAP day on October 28. Wonder how many parents, grandparents, neighbors, other adult relative, or friend, will SWAP a day at school for a child. Might prove interesting, especially for those not knowing much of the system. Now Seth Ward is wearing red, white and blue suspenders in the George M Cohan Yankee Doodle Dandy manner. Looking for away to exercise? WHS needs people to referee intramural basketball games. And if you need some exercise and have always thought you would do as good a job as “that blind bat” that officiated last week's game, why not give it a try?

Games are generally played on Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. There are a few games scheduled for Monday evenings. The only pay is the exercise one gets and the satisfaction of a job well done — or otherwise. Shoes and whistles would be needed. If interested, call 4573147 and leave your name, address and phone. The secretary will forward this information to Jim Alford, Intramural Director. Good luck! Sign seen in a local pub: “If you think food and beer are expensive, did you know cigarettes cost you 68.55 a pound?” Statewide Gold Teen Conference Held The fourth statewide Gold Teen conference for mental health was held recently at Indiana Central college, Indianapolis. John B. Scofield, M. D., a Menniger trained psychiatrist, gave the keynote address. Workshops were held on: Careers in Mental Health, What’s Your Hangup?, Problems With Patients, Things to do With Patients and Alcoholism. The closing speaker was John Stinchomb, a senior at Purdue university and state chairman of Manasa units. Hospital volunteer chairman Mrs. Claud Stahl of Pierceton accompanied eight Gold Teens to the meeting. Those attending were: Shirley Blitz, David Flinn, Carol English, Gary Fouts, Jenny Davis, Brad Stahl and Anna Carwile. e GOP Women To Hear City Officials City government will be the topic of discussion at the meeting of the Kosciusko County Republican Women’s club at the REMC building on South Buffalo street, Warsaw, on Wednesday, Oct. 20, at 7:30 p.m. Candidates, Paul E. Hodges, mayor, Helen Joan Kindle, dity clerk-treasurer. Jay B. Gardner, Randall G. Yeager, Max R. Baker. Ned C. Titus, Graham H. Kreicker, council men-at-large will serve on a panel for discussion of Warsaw City government. Robert Burner, city judge will act as moderator of the panel discussion. The other county town boards are invited to be in this meeting also serve in the panel discussion. Republican Women's club will furnish the refreshments with Avis Gunter, Beth Miner, Ethna Scott assisting at the tables. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDougal of Dewart Lake attended a wedding in Erie. Pa., recently. While there, they also spent some time with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Benson. .

New Film Probing America To Be Shown In Milford

LOST GENERATION, the latest release from World Wide Pictures, will be shown on, Saturday Oct. 23, at the Milford elementary- school in Milford. Filmed in Eastmancolor, LOST GENERATION utilizes multiple screen images and a probing documentary style to investigate attitudes on dissent, violence, the mood of America, and the answers that can be found by this generation as they face the decisions of life. According to the Milford Ministerium, the opinions of both young and old, urban and rural, rich and poor, are brought to the screen as the camera focuses on people of various backgrounds throughout

Edward A. Sauer Receives Leader Dog Appointment

Edward A. Sauer, Warsaw, state chairman of the Indiana Lions Leader Dog committee, has been elected to a three-year term to the advisory board of the Leader Dog school at Rochester, Mich. Lion Sauer was named to the board at its annual meeting held September 8. His term runs to

Local Holstein Excels In Food Production BRATTLEBORO, VT. - Stookeyholm Profile Stacy 7013272, a two-year-old registered Holstein in the herd tested for Emra G. and John R. Stookey, Milford, has produced a noteworthy record of 18,500 pounds of milk and 671 pounds of butterfat in 363 days. This information is made available through the cooperative efforts of the state and local testing associations and Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Dairymen enrolled in the program pay for the service. This level of production may be compared to the average U. S. dairy cow’s estimated annual Output Os 9,388 pounds (4,366 quarts) of milk containing 345 pounds of butterfat. Participation in the official testing program can increase the value of the herd and provides recognition for record-breaking performance. Escapes Injury In One Car Mishap Nancy J. Jensen, 35, of r 4 Syracuse, escaped injury around one o’clock Friday afternoon when her eastbound 1966 Mercury struck the canal bridge on West Plymouth avenue at Goshen after crossing the centerline on wet pavement. Use of a safety belt was credited for no injury by investigating officers. Damage was given at SBOO to her car.

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the Nation. Location shots were filmed in Alaska, the Southern states, on the farms and in the small towns of mid-America, and in the dying Haight-Ashbury hippie district of San Francisco. The feature-length film, which includes special appearances by Billy Graham, Art Linkletter, and Jack Webb, was described by one reviewer as a “moving film that calls on us to make a decision about how much we want to get involved in the troubles of our times. It is a relevant story that demands our immediate attention. LOST GENERATION will be shown once at 7:30 p.m., with no admission charge. The public is cordially invited.

September of 1974. The advisory board of Leader Dog is composed of leading Lions who have been interested, helpful, and knowledgeable concerning the Leader Dog program. Lion Sauer has served his home district, 25-G, as Leader Dog chairman for a number of years.

Kiwanis Travelogue Set For Thursday The first program in the Lakeland Kiwanis club program, travelogue series at Wawasee high school, is set for Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. with tickets available from Don Arnold, Chris Koher, Bob Day, Maurice Crow, Joe Longenecker, Jerry Badskey or Bill Gallup. The program will be on “Incredible Japan.”

The YF of Calvary United Methodist church, Syracuse, is featuring HALLOWEEN CLEAN-UP Thru October TP — Soap — Wax (No Eggs) CONTRIBUTIONS Ph.: 457-2987, 457-3332 or 457-2927

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■ NEW STORE AT LIGONIER — Construction is underway on a new grocery store for the Ligonier community. When completed the grocery will occupy one-half block in the business district. The block is owned by Cliff Pettit. The backs of the old buildings have been torn off to provide parking space. The entrance to the grocery will be at the corner of Second and Cavin Streets.

Cited Following Friday Accident Charles Melbourne Jessup. 84, r 4 Syracuse, was cited at Goshen for failure to yield the right-of-way following a truck-car accident on West Pike street Friday afternoon. Jessup drove from a parking lot south onto Pike and his 1963 Buick collided with a westbound 1970 Chevrolet truck driven by Robert N. Doan, 41, of Goshen, resulting in $175 in damages. No one was injured.

PUBLIC AUCTION Located *4 Mile South of Syracuse on state road 13 next to Gas for Less station Friday, October 15 7 p.m. Sharp New & Used merchandise of all descriptions, sewing machine, couch, chairs, dresser, chest, blankets, sheets, spreads, large china cabinet, saber saw, light fixtures, lounges, bar stools. So just come early & look around. Something for everyone. Star Sales Co. Greer Auction Div. Owners Mr. Richard Lehman & Robert Burke R. R. No. 3 Box 9A Syracuse, Indiana Phone 457-360* S> • . Auctioneer Col. Leonard H. Greer Clerk Shirley Greer Sale Every Friday 7:00 p.m. Sharp