The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 26, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 July 1973 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., July 25,1973

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i BrLJ x K® \ ~., a- -JC iSfc 'Sw I i w-i ] Ml , fessMT ■ Urar 1 hMMV Wgb* AUCTION SATURDAY — The annual fund raising activity of the Lakeland Youth Center, the auction, was held Saturday at the center. Auctioned were new items donated by merchants of the community and used merchandise which was donated by residents of the area. The auction which began at 10 a.m. and ended at 4 p.m. was termed as the “best ever.”

ONE YEAR AGO A total of 64 entries participated in the Friday scramble at the Maxwelton Golf club. Members of the winning team were Jay and Kay Miller and Dick and Rose Mathews. They finished with a 31. Approval was given Samuel and Iris Hochstetler for a preliminary plat to be known and designated as Hochstetler’s Subdivision at, the July meeting of the Syracuse plan commission. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Worster of r 3 Syracuse are the parents of their first child, a daughter, Jennifer Marie, born July 17 at the Community hospital in Anderson. Enchanted Hills Playhouse will open tonight, July 26, with “The Odd Couple,Neil Simon’s comedy hit. The playhouse is opening under its ' third new management, with the Thunder Bay Players. FIVE YEARS AGO The town clerk-treasurer, Walter Calnon, announced today he has received the June disbursement check for the town of Syracuse in the amount of $41,517.24. He compared this as a great deal higher than the check received last year. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Beery entertained at their Syracuse Lake home Sunday for members of the Aunt and Cousins club. Guests were from Nappanee; Elkhart; New Paris; Goshen; and Milwaukee, Wis. The Syracuse Chamber of Commerce heard two speakers last Thursday night from the Indiana department of commerce address themselves to the subject of tourism and what it means to Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Swihart and sons of Lake Wawasee have as their guests Mrs. Swihart’s sister, Mrs. Mark Nilsson, Mr. Nilsson, and son, Andy, of Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon McClain of Syracuse were honored at a gathering Sunday afternoon at the Pickwick Lounge, Syracuse,

Garage Sale Thursday, Friday, Saturday July 26, 27, 28 CRI2SON And SR 15 Ross Timmons

PUBLIC SALE Saturday, July 28, 1973 At 12:30 p.m. Located east side of Bonar Lake, north side of Syracuse on County Line road. East on County Line road to Warner road, turn South about three fourth’s of a mile. Items for sale, G.E. 26 inch color TV, Admiral coppertone refrigerator, breakfast set with four chairs and round table. A maple desk and chair, two chest of drawers, dark bedroom suite, complete automatic console humidifier, overstuffed rocker and two overstuffed chairs with foot stool. A large hassock, black walnut coffee tables and end tables. Two large table lamps, two small end tables, floor lamp, pole lamp, large wall clock, electrolux sweeper, dishes, pots and pans. A table, rollaway bed, small chest type deep freeze, wheel barrow, step ladder, lawn chairs, garden tools and other items. Auto, 1972 Ford Maverick, 15,000 exact miles, extra set of new tires, six cylinder’ automatic. TERMS: Cash Not Responsible For Accidents Estate of Ellenora Ray AUCTIONEER: Lester Bays

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in observance of their 25th wedding anniversary. TEN YEARS AGO One of the largest trees in the Syracuse city park at Syracuse Lake was struck by lightning last week and was badly damaged. The tree is over four feet in diameter, a stately and wellformed cottonwood tree. The bolt went down two sides of the tree, splitting off large sections of bark and wood. The Syracuse-Wawasee Rotary club met at noon Tuesday with 34 members and guests present. Dr. Jack Clark was program chairman, and presented his brother, Jerry Clark, who last year was a member of a US group which went to the Antarctic to study the continent. One of Syracuse’s oldest homes is coming down to make room for a used car lot. The two-story house, located at 405 S. Huntington street, just south of Lakeland Motors, is being tom down to make way for a used car lot for Lakeland Motors. Mrs. Frank Eschrich of Buffalo, N. Y., returned home Wednesday following a two week visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Deaton of Syracuse. TWNETY YEARS AGO A Syracuse Outboard Regatta will be held on Syracuse Lake Sunday, July 26, sponsored by the Indiana Outboard Driver’s association. Races will start at 1:30 p.m. The course will be approximately one mile long, with three one-buoy turns. Launching will be from the beach at Syracuse Park. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Moser were guests Sunday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brown at the Brown cottage at Lake Wawasee. Miss Kay Stephenson of Lake Wawasee, whose marriage to Herbert E. Strong, Jr., of Indianapolis, will take place August 9, was guest of honor at a luncheon Monday afternoon when Mrs. Ned Newell, Mrs. Philip Snoberger and Mrs. Joseph Newell entertained in the former’s summer home at Lake Wawasee. Guests at the Julier-Deardorff cabin Sunday were cousins Mr. and Mrs. Charles Traster, Gloria and Cheryl, of Garrett. FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO The Lutheran Ladies Aid will give a roast chicken supper Wednesday, July 25, at 5 p.m. in the church basement. Price, 50 cents. Robert Ittenbach of Indianapolis, with the aid of his brother,

Ralph, hooked a 19% pound pickerel, measuring 42 inches, from the waters of Lake Wawasee, Thursday of last week. It took him almost one hour to get the fish, said to be the largest ever caught in Lake Wawasee, into the little fishing boat. Forty-two members of the choir of the Fort Wayne Trinity English Lutheran church, under the direction of Harry Krimmel, sang a group of 12 selections at Lake Wawasee Thursday. night before the summer school of the Michigan synod of the United Lutheran churches of America. STAMPS 4> Johnson issue readied The basis for the design of the forthcoming Lyndon B. Johnson eight-cent memorial stamp was taken from a portrait by Madame Elizabeth Shoumatoff, said to be LBJ’s favorite rendition of himself. The painting hangs in the White House. First-day ceremonies for the stamp will take place Aug. 27 in the Lyndon B. Johnson Library in Austin, Tx. The date is the 65th anniversary of his birth. The vertical, jumbo stamp shows the capitol in the left background with the president in the right foreground. It will be printed in buff, yellow, red, blue and two blacks on the Andreotti press, using the gravure process. There will be six plate numbers on each pane. The U. S. Postal Service traditionally issues a memorial stamp upon the death of a chief executive. A memorial stamp for President Harry S Truman was issued earlier this year. Collectors desiring first-day cancellations may send requests to “Johnson Stamp, Postmaster, Austin, Tx. 78710,” enclosing proper remittance for each stamp to be affixed to addressed covers. Postmark requests no later than Aug. 27. Australia: A new long-term

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definitive issue of eight stamps featuring native marine life and gemstones has just been released by Australia. The new series replaces the Queen Elizabeth II designs and the two remaining National Development stamps issued in 1970. ■’ The denominations and subjects of the new stamps are: 1cent, Banded Coral Shrimp; 2cent, Fiddler Crab; 3-cent, Reticulated Coral Crab; 4cent, Mauve Stinger; 6-cent, Chrysoprase; 7-cent, Agate; 8-cent, Opal; and, 9-cent, Rhodonite. Collectors with a special interest id Australian stamps may askto be put on the mailing list for the “Philatelic Bulletin,” published four times a year by the Australian Post Office. Each issue contains approximately 60 pages of full color, illustrated articles on recent and past issues of Australia, Nauru, Fiji, Western Samoa, Papua New Guinea and Christmas Island stamps and postal stationery. Send your requests to: Bulletin Mailing List, Box 259, Post Office, South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 3205. Liechtenstein: The third in a series of “Landscape” definitives and the first of a series of items from the treasury of the Royal Family have been released by the pocket principality of Liechtenstein in Europe. The third series of landscapes are the works of artist Louis Jager, all illustrating a section of the Tidrufe, an area of Eschen marshland and a nature conservation area. On the 50-rappen is shown the Tidrufe —a stream that becomes a torrent, moving and tearing great quantities of mud and rock during heavy rainfalls; on the 60-rappen, the Eschnerriet —a valley floor with agricultural production; and, on the 70-rap-pen, the Mittagspitz —a typical mountain form at the western end of the NaafkopfFalknis ridge line. The first items selected for portrayal on stamps from the Royal Treasury are three drinking vessels. The three chosen for this stamp series are of particular interest to show the types of drinking and table vessels of the 16th and 17th Centuries. The glittering shell of a great cuttlefish is held by engraved and gold plated silver clasps on the 30-rappen stamp, with a stem in the form of a silver dolphin, and is called the Nautilus Cup. The 70-rappen is an ivory tankard portraying a sleeve of wild sea gods and monsters in dancing, chasing and playing forms, held in gold plated, engraved silver with a richly worked lid on which a boy sits making music. And the 1.10-franc stamp shows a splendid silver wine goblet, exquisitely embossed. ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY On July 18,1932, the United States and Canada signed a treaty for developing the St Lawrence River into an ocean lane. PORCHSALE At 400 South Harrison Street, Syracuse from July 27 to Aug. 5 » a.m. to 4 p.m. Items — ping-pong table, camping equipment, good dishes and many other items.

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