The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 December 1971 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed M Dec. 8, 1971

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tffIZINJCS AROUND Obi 4 ! P M K Jgti■L . j ■ is an outdoorsman and he s\ea<.hinghis two young sons to be outdoorsmen, too. He took sons Pat and Chris out before Thanksgiving to set some traps in the Tri-County Game Preserve and on Friday, Nov. 26 — the day after Thanksgiving — he took them along to run the traps. He found two big beavers in traps in an area he calls Flatbelly The two beavers are shown here with Pat. 6, on the left, and Chris, 7. The two weighed 100 pounds, the same weight as Pat and Chris combined Kent wants to make the beaver furs into rugs •for their rooms. The following day Kent went back and found a 61-pound beaver in another trap. The new Lakeland dance club had a fine attendance at its first meeting last Tuesday, in the Syracuse junior high school, according to Jo Walta. Beginners were instructed in the Fox Trot and lessons were repeated at 7:36 last night by ' instructor Bob Duesler. This local fun activity promises to be a community asset Uniquely done, the card tells the story of Floyd as a driver for the mobile home industry at Syracuse and wife Lucy assisting as a flagman. Who was the charming lady

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reporting to work one cold morning last week, promptly removed coat and hat only to remember she had not worn a hat that morning, but a new wig? Phyllis Huffer says no questions asked for safe return of their lost dog, missing now for three weeks. The December American Legion auxiliary meeting has been set for December 28 with Junior auxiliary members as guests for a belated Christmas exchange. Betty and Phil Arbaugh of Elwood plan to keep their Kale Island home open this winter, primarily since they are winter sports enthusiasts and plan to spend many week ends here. Bonar Lake or Boner Lake, was a question pondered by this writer this past week and a little information was gained but nothing definite. County recorder E. Maiie Alexander supplied the information that the spelling is Boner in a record of the lakes of the county, however, in the old platbook of Turkey Creek, the spelling is Bonar. Then again, in further checking, a 1914 Atlas used the “e”, and the large county map at the court house shows it as Boner Lake Further records dated 1879 show the name of W. F. Booner as owning the property at that time. Therefore, a mystery still prevails as to origination and proper spelling of this lake located east of Syracuse, and two different spellings will presumably be used, both correct. We hear tell Rick Baker, formerly of the North Webster area, is on the supervising group for the Walt Disney World Open PGA Golf championship and quite proud of the fact. Currently attending college in Florida where he resides, he will graduate in July with a degree in operations of a golf course. Floyd and Lucy Rensberger were recipients this week of a $lO gift card from Lucy’s brother and sister-in-law in Milwaukee in observance of the Rensbergers 25th wedding anniversary on December 7. A nice group turned out for the Christmas tree lighting at Crosson Park Sunday afternoon and Christmas decorations ire

going up about town. Os a nationwide hardware association drawing, Mrs. James Reed of r 3 was recipient this week at the Syracuse Hardware of a roaster with rack. Kosciusko county won the SSO cash award for highest attendance at the Indiana Farm Bureau convention and District II won the SIOO award for having the highest percentage of its membership in attendance at the convention at Indianapolis. Early signs that the hard winds of winter are upon us were seen last week when fishermen were standing on thin ice on the channel across from the .Chinese Gardens plying their pleasures One man was seen standing on a long plank, so as to distribute his hulking weight across a greater span. Many a person has gotten into trouble by not expressing himself well. There’s a world of difference between “You look like the breath of spring” and “You look like the end of a hard winter." —o— Look for Kinder Realty, Inc., to open up 60 lots in what will be known as the “Village Annex," located east of the Wawasee Heights Baptist church. All of this in the spring. Tom Tuttle, Gaylord Jones, Robert Jones and Pat McCarty were among Hoosiers attending the annual dinner meeting of the Indiana Society of Chicago at Chicago on Saturday night. It’s a tie and tails affair. Dr. Herschel Coil, well known local optometrist and long time member of the posh group, was unable to attend the Saturday gathering due to ill health. Lewis S. Immel has accepted the chairmanship of “Sounds of Hbpe," a special group being put together by Varner Chance with plans of touring Europe. A good response was received to the 2,000 bulletins mailed to all Rotary clubs in this district inviting each to participate by recruiting talent, chaperons, program location, and so on. Chance has been an active participant in the School Bands and Choruses of America in their European tours in recent years. Santa will be in Syracuse on Saturday, Dec. 18, at several locations. Police, firemen and local merchants are sponsoring a free show at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the

•TIS THE SEASON . . — The Syracuse Lions are busy again this year with their annual Christmas tree sale. The profits from these trees are used by the Syracuse Lions to provide funds for many worthwhile charity and community projects. In the past 10 or 12 years they have donated over $1,500 to cancer research, more than SI,OOO to Leader Dog and nearly SI,OOO to the Indiana Lions Eye Bank. Within the local community the Lions support or have supported the Cardinal Learning Center, the Syracuse cub scouts, Syracuse safety patrol, the town’s Christmas decoration fund. 4th of July activities, 4-H clubs. Syracuse and Wawasee high school athletic programs as well as many other activities. Shown above is Syracuse Lions president Milton Brice showing a Christmas tree to district governor Glen Swihart of Elkhart as the club’s secretary Paul Ruch and second vice president Paul Wilkinson look on. Wilkinson’s two sons. John and Jerry, are in the front of the picture.

Pickwick Theatre and Santa will have treats for the children following each show. Kiddies missing Santa at the theatre will be able to talk with him and receive a treat at the Syracuse Public Library between the hours of 2 and 4 p.m. Another Palace of Sweets, coming to Syracuse about April of ’72.

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FOG CAUSE OF ACCIDENT 1 Damage was estimated at $550 to an auto driven by David A. Bess, 19, r 2 Milford, when he was eastbound and ran off the road and struck a corner post and highway sign over the week end. Bess told investigating officer, deputy sheriff Bernard Minear that he lost control because of fog. The accident happened at the intersection of SR 15 and CR 1100 N.

to Jr THE EDITOR

We're Tired Os Being Simply Lumped Together

Dear Editor: “How Kids Have Changed” by Kathy Nash, really bothered me, I feel it was extremely biased. This lady let a highly advertised minority rule her mind when she condemned so many of the youths today. Sure, our generation has some individuals that do indulge in what she accused them of. Every generation has its own share of unfavorable individuals. So, please don't lump us all together. Kids today are well deserving of their individuality. A pessimistic attitude will not get you far. One small line, “Not all

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kids are bad. I know that’s true,” hardly promotes much of a favorable attitude toward the “good kids” she did give credit to in her poem. Maybe a lot more optimism toward every generation would promote some badly needed unity. Kathy Nash, take a second look at your poem that is directed toward kids. It could fit so many generations. Joni Caple A WHS senior It-is easy to be critical. The real test is to come up with constructive alternatives.

Driver Cited After Accident Mark Hamman, 16, r 1 Leesburg, was cited last Thursday for improper lane usage after the car he was driving collided with one driven by Vivian L. Ejdemiller, 29, r 4 Warsaw. Both cars were eastbound on East Fort Wayne street in Warsaw. Damage was estimated at $lO to Hamman’s car and $75 to the Eidemiller auto. City patrolman James Slone investigated.

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