The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 2, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 February 1974 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOUKNAL — Wed., Feb. 6, ISM

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baiZNJOj Sglf) Bicentennial Medals are now available in Indiana, in five versions. Artist Hector Garcia designed the portrait of George Rogers Clark which is inscribed on the medal. Also, depicted on the medal are a tulip tree blossom from the state tree, a Virginia dogwood branch symbolizing the close ties of Indiana with the state of Virginia at the time of the Revolution. The medal is obtainable from participating banks of the Indiana Bankers association or from the producer in Con-, necticut. With the energy crisis, one wonders why the nice bicycle at the local police station has not been claimed. With gas prices on the rise, straight from Cape Coral and Fort Myers. Fla., comes the report that station operators there will not sell gas to anyone with a half tank full and many places are by appointment only for obtaining gas. Also, milk there this week hit a high of 5i.72 a gallon. Salvation army retiree majcr Elgie Koughn, 70. of Dewart Lake left Friday for Port-au-Prince, Haiti, for a month in the primitive mountain terrain. Loaded with many hand tools due to lack of electricity, he will be assisting in construction of a Salvation Army church there. NIPSCO’s electric serviceman Ralph Ha me 11 of Syracuse is noweligible for the company's quarter century club, having completed his 25 years of service in January PapaJteechie's Miss Katharine Rothenberger was WOWO's breakfast server on groundhog day, and we are happy to say the little rascal at Gobbler's Knob, Punsutawney. Pa., did not see his shadow.

Stahly-Stillson, Inc. U. 5.6 Nappanee, Indiana f O Tj h J BIG CONTEST » H “Help our dad win a week end vacation." ■amn .vr. Now's the time to save on any of our JI DD AJSI) „ j a JUU STOREY mode S - Hours: Mon., Wed.. Fri. 4 to 6 Tues. Thurs. 4 toB — Saturday 8to4:30 Home Phone: 457-4320 * INSURED BONDED i* PREPAINTED ALUMINUM CONTINUOUS GUTTERING SERVICE 2390 Elkhart Road 533 2157 Building C Goshen I NOTICE I * To Residents And Property ] I Owners Os The Town Os Syracuse I I I | Petition to remove parking meters from the Town of Syracuse. | I The undersigned feel that the presence of parking meters ban V z t aggravation to the public and most of all a nuisance to the A merchants and also we feel that removal of them will increase | business in the uptown area. | | We also feel that a two hour parking limit should replace the I • meters with a strong ordinance against merchants and their A employees from parking on the streets during business hours. ’ I ! NAMEI A • 1 | ADDRESS 11 ll di r 11 i If you agree, please sign and return to Greer s House of Gems. * I 182 West Main street. Syracuse. y | P.S. We need your support. | Paid f« personally by Leonard H. Greer |

The tradition originated some 9(Fyears ago in Pennsylvania and some say the switch to daylight saving time at this time of the year might have affected the situation this year. With the bitter cbld and snow Hurries Monday and Tuesday, one wonders if we are being hit with a winter cold blast or will a mild six weeks of winter be coming soon. Friends here will wellremember the talents of former Syracusean Joel Burkholder, son 'of the Bob Burkholders, on the organ. Joel, a sophomore music/ medieval history major and physical education major at Carthage college in Wisconsin, was a top organist in a divisional contest recently sponsored by the Milwaukee chapter of the American Guild of Organists. Most interesting should be the promotional meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening, 7 o’clock, at Maxwelton Golf club, for all area merchants and interested persons of the community whereby a number of guest speakers will be on hand to answer and assist sales promotional ideas. One race in the May primary has been assured this past week with two filings for the position of Turkey Creek township assessor. Joseph Gray announced his candidacy last week when he filed for the position and present assessor. Harry VanHemert said Tuesday he will be in the running having also filed for the post. Then again, unofficially, rumor has it Marion (Doc) Miller may be a candidate on the Democratic ballot for the assessor's post. VanHemert has held the assessor position since his appointment in June of 1972 when a census report revealed a township population of over 5,000 residents. The Shriners are to be commended again as 108 young people in the Syracuse third grade and special education classes here joined the 1,700 county third graders in a trip to the coliseum at Fort Wayne Friday for the Shrine circus. The 24th such visit to the event by county students. Shriners packed the sack lunches for the pupils and due to the energy crisis, also furnished gas for the long trip.

Comes word this week of another of our senior citizens celebrating a 94th birthday, and we are only a day late in wishing a happy one to Adda Martin. Born at Hills Corners, Mich., in 1880, she was married to Earl Martin, now deceased, in 1897 and traveled extensively with her husband. A resident of Lake Wawasee for 23 years and Syracuse for the past 41 years, she has lived at New Carlisle and Markle, also. Her husband was formerly associated in the creamy butter business, including locations, at New Paris and Middlebury. Mrs. Martin, a genuine lovely lady, loves to knit and gives many of her knitted items as gifts. Quiet for several months has been the Wings Over Wawasee group at Syracuse but watch for improvements at the airport in

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the future, including passible biack-topping of the runway. The group is sponsoring a free flight safety seminar Thursday night at 7:30 at the high school, which should prove quite interesting. Comes word this week of several local men planning to run for offices at Turkey Creek, one for trustee and one for township assessor. Seems a race may be forthcoming. The weather here just before press time has not become much better from yesterday’s 20 degree temperatures and bitter winds, and many area schools were being closed due to the storm. Temperatures hovered around the 20 degree mark this morning with high winds continuing causing drifting of the heavyblizzard type snow.

Called for are 5 to 7 inches of snow and freezing rain before night time with 40 mph winds continuing through Friday. At this point, basking in the sun sounds delightful. Warsaw beats Wawasee 90-73 Warsaw beat Wawasee 90-73 in a close meet Tuesday night in Wawasee’s pool. Warsaw’s Steve Franklin set a new pool record in the 100 yard free style with a time of 7:52.7. Rich Rosencrantz also posted a new pool record in the 100 butterfly. His time was 1:00.6. Brian Simmons of Wawasee set a new varsity, record and a new pool record in the 500 yard free style. His time was 5:38.8. Tim Campbell set a new varsity record in the 200 yard free style. His time was 2:03.8. Wawasee swims agains Concord Thursday night at the Elkhart YMCA at 6:30 p.m.

Gymnastics start tonight By SANDY GERENCSER Marcia Carpenter, who is the girls’ gymnastics coach, released the Warriorettes’ schedule. The team swings into action tonight (Wednesday) with Dekalb at Wawasee at 6 p.m. 2-6 Dekalb 6 H 2-19 John Glenn 6 H 2-20 LaPorte (optional meet) 5 T 2-21 North Wood. Plymouth 6:30 NW 2-26 Plymouth 6 H 2- Manchester 6:30 T 3- South Bend Adams,6 H 3-7 Leo 6:30 H 3-13 Sectional 6 Wawasee 3-22 Regional Wawasee 3-30 State Indianapolis Promotional meeting set for Tuesday A promotional meeting has been set for Tuesday night, February 12, at 7 p.m. at Max-

welton Golf club for all Syracuse .and Wawasee area merchants and businesses wishing to attend. Sponsored by the SyracuseWawasee Chamber of Commerce and the Pickwick Place Merchants association, a number of guest speakers will be on hand to answer, explain, and discuss promotional ideas.

Call Us Before You Sell Your HOGS . WE BUY HOGS DAILY Max M. Kyler Phone: 839-2108 Sidney P.B. Stewart & Co. 2100 Durbin St. Warsaw Phone: 267-6054

FARM EXPORTS California exported more than $775 million in farm products in 1972 and about a billion dollars' worth in 1973, according to C.B. Christensen, director of the California Department of Food and Agriculture. — CNS