The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 August 1972 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Aug. 23, 1972

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When The Weather's Hot And Humid, Beach Is The Place To Go

Sr fJr When the weather’s hot and yrx IY hnrniri and you can’t concentrate Vjr • 1 \ on y° ur / from it all and spend the day at y*/the beach! Two of the best public My /- beaches in Kosciusko county are uEy Z-~ found in the Lakeland area. One ’W Ju ' v * is owned by the town of Milford, vs* ■ ■ ■•... . dp . ' I ENJOYING SWINGS — These two lovely young ladies and the very young gentlemen seem to be enjoying the swings at the Syracuse city park as they relax on a hot summer day. The couple in the background is soaking up some sun as they relax on their day at the beach.

LAKELAND LOCALS Mrs. Ray Swartz of Elkhart visited Mrs. Edith Baumgartner of Milford on Tuesday. The Verle Zartman family is on a ten day trip through the west. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bucher

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and daughter of Milford had Sunday guests of Cliff Parcell, Elkhart, Joy and Christie Neteter of Huntington. Mrs. Delbert Dippon and Cynthia Bucher, both of Milford, spent Monday with Mrs. Harry Burleson at Saint Joe, Mich.

the other by the town of Syracuse. Milford’s Lakesidejpark lies on the northern shores? of Waubee Lake just a few miles south of the town. Here one finds an excellent bathing beach with a high sandy hill that’s perfect for sunbathing. On the top of the hill is a beach house where bathing suits can be changed, public rest rooms and an eating stand where snacks are sold. Also located at the park are huge shade trees, numerous picnic tables and a shelter house which protects its users from sun and rain. Swings, teeter-totters and a merry-go-round are also

AROUND K • J I Look for an early groundbreaking for a 12-unit apartment complex on Dolan Drive, Syracuse. The complex will be in three separate units of four apartments in each unit. When completed it will be Syracuse’s largest apartment complex. Football fans are reminded that reserve seats are available for the first time this year and season tickets will go on sale at the high school office on Thursday. Diana has a new assistant in the NIPSCo office, starting on Monday. Barbara Vitaniemi of North Shore Drive, Syracuse Lake, is now sharing front office duties at the utility company. Leave it to Moscilene (Mrs. Leonard) Stump for clever thinking. Seems the door handle at LaPetite Shoppe kept coming off in the customers’ hand upstairs so owner Leila Connolly confiscated an extension cord, cut it into a one-foot length and Mrs. Stump cleverly drew the cord through the whole where the handle should be and tied the plug on the opposite side for a handle. It is most unusual looking but works fine, for pushing or pulling of the door, that is, and has proven to be quite a conversation piece. Long necklaces are nice — unless you have to untangle them from the typewriter keys — or catch them on a door knob as you are passing through. A number of youths from Wisconsin were slightly disappointed and surprised when arriving in Syracuse last week end for the annual Makahiki (Great Event) only to find it is set for this week end. Over 700 youths took part in the activities at the city park last year and more are expected this year. This will be the sixth year for the event to be held at Syracuse, and has been sponsored by Explorer Post 67 at Warsaw and the Warsaw Lions club for sea explorers and camp fire girls of the senior age group.

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located on the park grounds for the enjoyment of the younger set. Currently in the planning is a boat landing where boaters and fishermen can launch their boats for a day on the lake. The Syracuse park is located directly east of die town on the western shores of Syracuse lake. Its facilities like those at the Milford park with a large bathing area, plenty of sand for those who wish to soak up the sun, play equipment for the younger set, a concession stand and picnic area.

Jay Smith, of J & J Mfg. Co., said he and his wife were intrigued by the name “the paper” for the new Kosciusko county shopper which comes out each week. “We decided the next time we get a dog we’d just call it ’the dog’,” he commented. 1973 Wheat Allotment I Notices Notices of 1973 wheat allotments and an official explanation of the 1973 wheat set-aside program are being mailed to producers in Kosciusko county, according to Scott Hom, chairman of the Kosciusko County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation (ASC) committee. All participants will set aside an acreage equal to 86 per cent of their farm domestic allotment, will earn wheat certificate payments based on their domestic allotment, and will be eligible for commodity credit corporation loans on wheat grown on participating farms. An additional set-aside option also is offered, Mr. Hom said. Contingent upon their 1972 wheat acreage, producers may set aside an additional acreage up to 150 per cent of their domestic wheat allotment in return for a payment of 88 cents a bushel times established yield times acres of additional set-aside. A producer who accepts the additional set-aside option also agrees to limit his production of 1973 wheat. The limitation is determined by the formula: 1972 spring and winter wheat planted acreage on the farm plus any 1972 additional set-aside, minus the 1973 additional set-aside. “The big point to make at this time is that a wheat grower in the 1973 wheat program can go one of two ways: One — maintain required set-aside and conserving base acreages with no limit on his wheat acreage. Two — maintain required set-aside, additional set-aside, and conserving base acreages and limit his wheat acreage,” the ASC committee chairman said. “He should check with the county ASCS office for full details.” A number of other important items are covered in the official explanation, including a reminder that 1973 is the year when a farmer who did not plant a program crop during the past two seasons can lose his allotment if he fails to plant for a third successive year. Substitution provisions are spelled out. Soybeans, corn, grain sorghum, and barley may be substituted for wheat to preserve allotment history. “Then, too, I want to remind producers that set-aside acreage — both the required and any additional set-aside — must be of the same average quality as the other cropland on the farm,” Mr.

* t 1 •i J ... _ . • ■ . • '- . - AT THE BEACH — This photo shows a small portion of the crowd at the Syracuse city park Tuesday morning. The group in the foreground is working hard on sun tans while those in the lake are cooling off in the refreshing of Syracuse Lake. It’s the best way we can think of to beat the heat of the past few weeks.

Dewart Skiiers Plan Indiana State Show

Members of the Dewart Skiiers are currently planning their first annual Indiana State show tourney which will be held at Redmond Park on Dewart Lake this coming Saturday, Aug. 26. The tournament will begin at 12 noon. A total of five dubs will be participating — The Wawa Skiiers from Lake Wawasee, the Jumpin Joes, the Webster Ski Bees, the Lake Manatou Ski club and the host Dewart Skiiers. Trophies will be presented to

Makahiki Set For This Week End

The annual Hawaiian style adventure, the Makahiki, for all explorer, sea scouts, senior girl scouts and mariner units in the area of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin will be held this week end in Syracuse. It is sponsored by the Warsaw Lions and their boy scout troop. The event will begin Friday evening and continue through Sunday noon. The week end will be topped off with a luau on Saturday. Some 1,000 participants are expected. The girls attending the event will be staying at Smith Walbridge while the boys will be at Wawasee Prep. Six trophies will be presented with one being given for best overall participation and competition, two land skill trophies, two aquatic skills trophies and a

Hom said. Allotment notices to wheat producers are sent several months before sign-up, at which time farmers give official notice of their intent to participate in the set-aside programs and designate their set-aside acreage. LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Steven Nickel of San Diego, Calif., will be leaving Friday for their home following a visit with the former’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Poyser of Syracuse.

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the winning dub and patches will be available. Judging will be done according to the American Water Ski Assocation rules. Each of the five clubs will [resent a 45 minute show. There will be 15 minute intermissions between the five shows. Mrs. John L. Miller and Don Bucher are serving as coordinators for the day’s activities. Don Hauffman of the Mishawaka Spray Rider dub will serve as chief judge for the event.

sailing trophy. First, second and third place ribbons also will be given. A reservation tent will be set up at the Syracuse city park where most of the events will be held. Events of the week end will include talent night with only registered members of units participating; the marlin spike with emphasis on accuracy and speed; sail boat race; canoe race; pulling boat race, row designated course; sidewalk surfing, teams of four; gunnel pumping ; mini bike race, teams of four; canoe slalom, teams of four; compass, team of four; swim meet, four swimming events; drilling and maneuvering; cabor toss, teams of four; Alii Nuii candidates for king and queen, each will have a candidate.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith, all of Milford, were camping with the northern Indiana district Church of the Brethren colony camp at Beaver Ridge park near Lakeville over the week end. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Zimmerman of Milford were Mr. and Mrs. Tony Zimmerman and son of Whitestone and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Alderfer of Hobart. Joey Auer, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Auer, Jr., Dewart Lake, spent Monday with his grandparents, Mr. arid Mrs. George Auer, Sr.

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Gun Permit Info Obtained From Local Police Information is available at the Syracuse pdice station regarding obtaining of gun permits and fees which must accompany applications for firearms. Permits for firearms within the town corporation can be obtained at the local police station and from the sheriff’s department or state police outside the corporation limits.