The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 August 1973 — Page 6

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FLOWERS ARE FUN — Mrs. William Brammer of Syracuse is shown above working with an arrangement of flowers at her furniture store south of Syracuse. Mrs. Brammer, a member of the Syracuse-Wawasee Garden club, will be on hand tomorrow for the club’s annual show. 1 This year she was chairman of the entries committee and is serving on the hospitality committee and as a clerk.

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Ourhobby for this week is one thathas been a long-time faverite of many persons in the Lakeland area. Everywhere you look you can see people growing things. Growing flowers is something that almost everyone can do — Youngsters enjoy watching the seeds mature and become flowers while their parents and grandparents enjoy working with the good earth. You can plant a few seeds in a small pot, use a window box, plant a small flower bed or make an elaborate and formal garden — it all depends upon how much space is available, how much time the gardner has to work with his flowers and how much money he has or wants to spend. Nothing delights the eye more

'Man of La Mancha' Winds up successful season

By BILL SPURGEON Miguel de Cervantes’ knight errant Don Quixote conquered opening week audiences at the Enchanted Hills Playhouse last week and the Thunder Bay Players’ production of “Man of La Mancha” is certainly a successful show to wind up a successful season of summer theater. Jon Baisch, who owned the Enchanted Hills Playhouse for the first five years of its existence, returned to his old haunts to direct the show and it was a worthwhile expedition. Baisch, now of Mason, Mich., put together a production that moved well and kept the audience enthralled — and this is no mean chore when you consider that the two-hour-long play has no intermission. The reason 120 minutes passed so swiftly on opening night was twofold — Keith Titus, another Michigander who was at Enchanted Hills last in 1964, was a

Northern Indiana chapter of CPCUs elects officers

Members of the Northern Indiana Chapter Society of Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters recently elected their 1973-1974 officers via a mail ballot. Ray Kauffman of North Manchester was elected president, Len Koeller of Fort Wayne vice-president, Leonard Baumann of Goshen treasurer, and Gerry Dahle of Fort Wayne secretary. The Northern Indiana Chapter Society of CPCU draws its membership from the northern

Georgina Morehouse is enrolled at Marion college Miss Georgina Morehouse daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen R. Morehouse, has been accepted by Marion college, Marion, for admission in the semester, according to the office of admissions. Miss Morehouse is a 1973 graduate of Wawasee high school. Marion college is an accredited four-year Christian, co-

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than those first few jonquils, tulips, violets and other blooms of early spring. Flowers bloom thru summer and into the fall, the variety changing with the seasons. If you have never worked with flowers before why not plan now to plant just one package of seeds next spring and watch them grow and become things of beauty. You really don’t have to have a “green thumb” to be successful at growing flowers. All you need is a few instructions on how deep to plant a flower, when to plant it where to plant it and then give it water and plenty of tender loving care. Flower Shop Many of the women in the Lakeland area who are avid gardners belong to the Syracuse-

remarkable Don QuixoteCervantes, and Enchanted Hills managing director Douglas Stark was the best Sancho (the manservant) we’ve seen in three different productions of the play. Jeanne Krempp of the local company did a solid job of playing Aldonza and it’s tough for a pretty young woman like Miss Krempp to metamorphose into a scullery hand. Solid supporting roles were filled by Mike McVey, Mark Carmichael, Rick Gossett, Joe Yoder and Cheryl Wilson. Technical director Dan Warrick should be complimented on the staging, authentic even to the suspended staircase that leads into the dungeon from top backstage. And the musicians topped it off, playing a difficult score without a hitch under the directorship of Jack Titcomb. “Man of La Mancha” may be a somber show in itself, but it is excellent theater. Enchanted Hills more than does it justice.

third of the state. Current membership stands at 48. The Society of CPCU is a professional organization of over 6700 men and women in 50 states and 12 foreign countries who have passed five examinations covering economics, finance, accounting, management and the principles and functions of property and casualty insurance. Rigid ethical standards and certain experience qualifications must be met for a person to receive the designation CPCU.

educational, liberal arts college. It offers 18 major areas of concentrated study including several professional disciplines — education, nursing, business, and Christian ministries. MILK REPORT The Agriculture Department has reported that per capita use of plain whole milk continues to decline, averaging 197.45 pounds in 1972, down from 199.88 in 1971 and 2.62.44 in 1954. — CNS

Wawasee Garden club. The club is holding a standard flower show at Wawasee high school tomorrow (Thursday) with open house from 2 to 8 p.m. The title of the show is “Bloomin’ Holidays”. There is no admission charge and light refreshments are to be served by the hostesses who will be on hand to greet all who attend. The show promises to be a very attractive and delightful one. Those interested in artistic design and horticulture are sure to receive some new ideas. This show is a good chance for those who think they might have an interest in flowers to see what can be done with a little time and hard work. Following the theme “Bloomin’

NATHANIEL CROW FICK VISITS WAWASEE AREA Nathaniel Crow Fick of Lake Wawasee and Arlington, Va., and his grandson, Nathaniel Edmonds of Indianapolis, spent a week at Wawasee filled with work, business and play. The schedule included checking Wawasee history records, painting and fishing. A visit at the Goshen hospital with old timers B. Clark Green and Walter Koher was also included.

0 1 Sv raci> s ‘ I Library

The Syracuse Public Library was a busy place on Wednesday, Aug. 15. The summer reading club ended and 173 adults and children were served refreshments during the afternoon. Helping the librarians with the serving were Sally Coy, Rhonda Byrd, Lisa Meek and Denise Bjella. A total of 224 children received ribbons for reading one book or more, and 185 received ribbons and reading certificates for reading ten or more books. A total of 5,152 books were read for the book club stickers during the ten week period. The librarians wish to thank all the children for making this one of the most enjoyable book clubs and we hope you will all continue with your reading and be back to join us again next year. The library has been the recipient of many kind donations this summer. The library received a beautiful Wedgewood Commemorative plate from the Wednesday Afternoon club, which was presented by Katherine Rothenberger. This is the first plate in a series of four issued as an official United States of America Bicentennial Commemorative Project of the General Federation of Women’s club. The first plate depicts Patrick Henry’s famous speech, “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death.” Another gift to the library are two eye catching

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Holidays” the artistic design division of the show will depict various holidays throughout the year. Not only will club members be vying for prizes but there is an open class and junior divisions. Mrs. R. C. Tytler is serving as chairman of the show with Mrs. Ralph Clingaman serving as cochairman. Educational exhibits on horticulture, herbs, litter control, ecology, basics of flower arranging and methods of drying flowers for dried arrangements will be exhibited. Last year the club won the national purple rosette for its standard show, a show staged by one federated garden club without commercial aid. There are only two of these presented by the national council each year.

prints of the famous Chicago fire. The artist is Martha Kriugbaum of Elkhart. The prints are a project of Arthur (Ted) Baumgartner, from whom we received the prints. These prints will brighten our children’s room. Mrs. Hibschman, daughter, honored at baby shower Mrs. Theodore Grindle was the hostess for a baby shower given by the Church of God WCSC Friday, Aug. 17, honoring Mrs. James Hibschman and Christina. Christina was born June 30. The gifts were placed in a crib that is 130 years old. Refreshments of cake, punch and coffee were served by the hostess. 4-H awards listed at fair The 1973 state fair 4-H awards are being released by the state committee. Winners announced on August 18 include the following from the Lakeland area: Allen Coy, r 3 Syracuse, 19th in Crossbred barrows of all breeds in the 200-220 pound class and 14th in the 221-250 pound class. He also placed 23d with a February guilt in the Hampshire division. Syracuse woman in four car accident Sunday A four car accident involving Deborah Sue Miller, 20,319 Henry St., Syracuse, occurred at 4:26 p.m. Sunday at W. Wilkinson St., and Summer Ave., in Goshen. The Miller auto, a 1935 Chevrolet, was headed east on Wilkinson when it was hit by a 1969 Buick driven by Francis David Gardner, 62,1301 Division St., Goshen. The Miller auto then spun around into a parked 1967 Plymouth owned by Edward Patton, 1213 W. Wilkinson St., Goshen, which was shoved into a parked 1972 Oldsmobile owned by Linda Lee Gross, 1213 W. Wilkinson St. Patrolman J. D. Bigler cited Gardner for disregarding a yield sign and set damage at over $2,000.

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