The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 April 1974 — Page 12

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., April 17.1974

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New Salem News 4 By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE

Easter Sunday morning services The Easter Sunrise service was in the charge of the young people. Breakfast followed in the church fellowship hall. The breakfast was in the charge of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rapp and Mr. and Mrs. Max Shively. During the worship hour, the primary department, under the direction of Mrs Robert Hurd and Mrs. Dale Morehouse, gave a pantomine “The Resurrection.” Pastor Woodburn’s message

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HELP WANTED Mig Welders, Press Operators And General Factory Help Top area company has contracted new agriculturial and industrial work. We have immediate openings for experienced help. We offer top wages, excellent fringe benefits and opportunity to grow with a new and progressive company. Apply at Sellers Mfg., Inc. Old SR 15, North Os Milford Or SR 19, Wakarusa, Ind. Monday Thru Friday 8:30 A.M. To 4:30 P.M.

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Complete with plumbing, heating, electric, carpeting and drapes. Many Options Available. $19,000 to 321,000 on your lot and foundation. Write or Phone for details: Bob Brannon, 7716 W. 134th Place. Cedar Lake, Ind. 219-374-5725.

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I I K r'T&- - w”M| WOW!! FAMILY LIVING Are ye® a Mg family?? — then let this 7 ream home be the care for cramped-style living. There’s a large family or dining room, living room, and a family-siied 14 i 12 kitchen with •ver 39 ft of cabtacts. This home also has 4 bedrooms. Spacious interior to only the begintdag; thb home b <m a 90 x 132 ft. lot. With a It* car garage and a paved drive, yon can’t ask for more. Call today for detafls!! ENERGYSAVER Thb tavahr Paaakooehte heme b more than an am *»eney saver, too! Easy m ■ DCfttV **■ Yea can enjoy theo J 22 x 12 living room T1 lake Ta OUI_jJLF Mil CMMku be mere cosy h ® me snuggled ammg , ITlllir.. b tastefully carpeted thronghoot. BUDGET LUXURY at only HUN. I LOTB-OF-LAND If you’re still looking, well, fret no mere. Yes. we have found It for yea! Yon can bay thb large lot with to ft. frontage m Lake Wawasee. It’s located ta Venetian tabs, and the stone seawall b already there. Compare prices! Yon can’t bent tab lot tar only tIMOO. LOTS-OF-LAND Now’s the ttaae to buy thb spacious channel treat tat to bnfld that bonne of year dreams. Lake Wawasee tan ptao a to x IM ft tat ta Enchanted Hflte for only 35,900.

“Because He Lives” was taken from several scriptures — Matthew 16:21-22; John 20; Luke 24:13-32 and Matthew 28:0-17. During the evening worship the film “The Power of the Resurrection” was shown. Bill Newcum gave the closing remarks and Ron Wildman gave the benedictton. Rev. Beeson to speak Sunday Next Sunday evening, April 21, for missionary emphasis. Rev.

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Huge Discount For The Families Who Lost Their Homes Io The Recent Disaster

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Once ta a blue mana we find a rare opportunity to offer a fine Papakeechie home with 192 ft. of take frontage. Thb cosy 4 room home with tall bath and! bedrooms ta ideal tar the family who loves nature. Yea’ll enjoy the family room overlooking the take and the fireplace ta the living room. Seme spots cental one a handyman’s tench, bat it’s an exceptional vatae at only 313,000. Tbe adjoining tat and 12 x St asobfle heme can be obtained to make an excellent income property. For further details. caU 457-4777 TODAY! II '* WOODED SPLENDOR Have you ever dreamed of having that .takefront borne with scenic weeds where it b oo peacetai and guiet yen can hear the ©rickets wind their watches? Thb spacious 2 kt drum mobile heme b ideally located on St feet of Papakeechie Lake. A charming kitchen, with range and refrigerator, has tab of room tar the family. Thb lovely let and home can be years. New Price. Act NOW!!

Claude Beeson will be the guest speaker. Rev. Beeson has been involved for several years in missionary service in South America. The evening service is at 7 o’clock. The public is invited to attend. The annual missionary conference will be held May 3,4 and 5. COMMUNITY’ NEWS Mrs. Elsie Weybright arrived at her home last week after spending several months in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Kinney are expected home this week after spending the winter in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rapp. Rick and Cindy were among the guests enjoying a family dinner Sunday at a Goshen restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. John Plank were assisted Saturday by a large number of relatives coming with willing hands and well filled picnic baskets. The Planks had storm damage. Miss Pam Teepie. Miss Nancy Crowl, and Miss Sandra Crowl spent the week end with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Teepie and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Crowl. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurd and family spent Easter with Mrs. Agnes Hurd. Rev. and Mrs. Orville Kilmer and Elaine entertained for Easter Mr. and Mrs. Jon Dewart and son, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kilmer of Warsaw and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Kilmer of Leesburg. —NS—PTO to meet at school Tuesday The Syracuse PTO will meet Tuesday, April 23, at 7:30 in the evening in the girls gym at the school. The program for the evening is planned in three parts. •. Jack Cripe, director of special education co-op which includes the Lakeland. Whitko, Bremen, Warsaw and Tippecanoe Valley school corporations, will present a program on the special Olympics to be held in Warsaw on May 10. Mrs. Arlene Corson, physical education teacher for the Syracuse schools, will present a program featuring the gymnastics program used at the schools. Also, an installation ceremony will be conducted for the officers elected to serve the PTO during the 1974-75 school year. All parents and interested persons are invited to attend this Tuesday meeting. The deliberate misuse of freedom is as dangerous as its suppression

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EW RT. REV. WM. C. R. SHERIDAN To visit at All Saints Episcopal church The Rt. Rev. William C. R. Sheridan, the Fifth Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Northern Indiana, will be making his visitation to All Saints’ Episcopal church on the south shore of Lake Wawasee on Saturday, April 20, and Sunday. April 21. Bishop Sheridan will have luncheon with the women of the church on Saturday at 1 p.m He will talk to them about their goals and achievements. On Saturday evening the Bishop will preside at a dinner meeting with the vicar’s committee where he will informally discuss the state of the diocese and the progress of the local congregation. On Sunday, April 21. the Bishop will confer the Holy Sacrament of Confirmation at the 10 a.m. worship service to those presented by Rev. David L. Hyndman, vicar of the mission. He will also celebrate the Holy Eucharist and preach at that service. The Bishop will meet with all the members of the congregation at a coffee hour after the 10 a.m. service. The people of All Saints' Episcopal church are looking forward to welcoming Bishop Sheridan, who is their spiritual Father in God.

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By CAROLYN GROVE New books in the library are as follows: “My Life with the HeadHunters” by Wyn Sargent — An exciting adventure story of the author’s struggle for survival in the jungles of Borneo. “Blood of My Blood” by Richard Gambino — It gives the origins of the Italian-American

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STILL LOOKING? STOP!! ' Stop dreaming! Start owning! We have that borne that you can afford to own. Thb lovely 2 bedroom home is conveniently arranged. COMPLETELY FURNISHED, and waiting for yea to move into. Your home in Fascination Ptace b priced under 38.000 — yea can’t go wrong! Contract terms may be available to right party. ACT! PBLu k&F m ■>■l -- - ■- a M I SLEEPING GIANT Be the first to awaken the sleeping giant and find a terrific bay at the same time. If year family needs space. listen to thb: Large living room. 3 bedrooms, Ith baths, utility room. 14 x 11 kitchen with range and refrigerator, full basement with one car garage and plenty of space for a famfly room. AND one-third acre In the country. Thb nearly new heme to ready to be moved into and enjoyed. A gigantic value at only 322,100. Hurry!! LOTS-OF-LAND Thb could be the best bargain ever, but don’t delay! An excellent S4’ x 10T comer tot ta Marineland Gardens with channel privileges — It won’t last tong at only 31.000. Hurry!!

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ethnic group in the United States. “The Complete Beginner’s Guide to Outboarding” by A. H. Drummond, Jr. — An easy-to-understand guide to the care and safe handling of outboard motorboats. “Pattern Play Tennis” by R. Spencer Brent — A new technique of learning to play tennis and improving one's game. “Basic Horsemanship** by Eleanor Prince and Gaydell Collier — A guide in the fundamental techinques of riding, both English (Eastern) and Western styles. “The Truth About ESP” by Hanz Holzer — A handbook on the latent power in everyone by the well-known authority on ESP. “Times To Remember” by Rose Kennedy — Rose Kennedy’s recollections and revelations of her remarkable life. “Bloody Buna” by Lida Mayo — A dramatic account of the toughest fighting of World War II in the green jungles of NewGuinea. “Ice Age Lost” by Gwen Schultz — A vivid account of the upheavals of the great Ice Age which began over a million years ago. “Mary Dove” by Jane Gilmore Rushing — A love story set in west Texas a hundred years ago. “The Wedding Guest” by Ovid Williams Pierce — A novel which examines changing times in the south and the effects on black and white Southerners. “Rosalind Passes” by Frank Swinnerton — A novel about an English housewife, Clarissa Maynard, and the effect a young beautiful girl has on her life, family and friends. “The Sound of Coaches” by Leon Garfield — A lively novel about a boy, born and orphaned simultaneously in an inn on the Flying Cradle coach’s Chichester-to-London run. “Yankee Stranger” by Elwsy th Thane — This is a colorful novel of the Civil War set in Williamsburg, Va. “The Lure of the Falcon” by Gerald Summers — This is the story of a young man and the injured falcon that became his friend and eventually accompanied him to POW camps. Remember National Library Week is April 21-27. Why not visit the library then? Look at our new books and seasonal books on gardening and plants. Fallen tree causes accident Timothy K. Meek, 23, r 2 Leesburg, struck a tree which had fallen across CR 150 W, about one fourth mile north of CR 500 N, early Saturday. County police patrolman Jerry Johnson reported that Meek was blinded by a bright yard light and could not see the fallen tree. Damage was set at 11,200 and no injuries were reported.

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ISU offers summer honors seminars

TERRE HAUTE — High school students who are completing their junior year this spring are eligible to apply for Indiana State university’s 1974 summer honors seminars for talented high school students. Applicants who are accepted for a two-week seminar will have the opportunity to explore their academic interest under the teaching guidance of ISU faculty. They will live in university residence halls for the two weeks and participate in a varied program of recreational and cultural events on campus. Three separate two-week schedules will offer courses in a total of 12 areas of interest. The session which begins June 17 and extents through June 28 will include seminars in chemistry-, Spanish, computer application in business, mathematics and computer science, and history. The July 1-July 12 seminars will include English, physics, art, and a repeat of the mathematics and computer science. The final session, July 22August 2, will offer seminars in government and politics, archeology, life sciences, and radio-TV-film. To qualify for the programs, high school juniors must rank in the upper 25 per cent of their class and-or maintain at least a B average, and be recommended by their teacher and counselor or principal. Cost is 380 for Indiana residents and $l2O for out-of-state students. Those who successfully complete a seminar may earn two semester hours of university credit. Participants in the honors program will be eligible for an ISU talent grant which waives a portion of student fees if the student enrolls at ISU following high school graduation. Selection of candidates for the Vandalism reported at Schwartz Developers Syracuse police continue investigation into a vandalism report Friday at Schwartz Developers building south of Syracuse. Located south of the branch bank, a front window was broken and some office equipment taken, however, no total estimate was given of the loss. LAKELAND LOCAL Mrs. William Nyce of r 3 Syracuse, Roger Kuhn of r 1 Cromwell and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Avery, Tammy, Tracy and Tricia of r 1 Milford were Easter Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nyce and Vicki.

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fIMMgBmmmBMMMBBBBMHBS * i , I ' >7*6 liToi’ ’ _> 1 — —. -jjy * - * HAPPY FUTURE HERE Are yoa looking for a real ’’honest to goodness’* bargain??? We have it here in thb lovely budget priced 12 x 60 mobile home with a new 2 car garage. This nicer-than-new completely furnished home sets on a large double lot in Marineland Gardens. And you’ll be so close to months of Wawasee boating fun with the channel nearby! A pocketbook buy at only 316,900. Better hurry! 1 * — HAPPY A CAREFREE That’s the feeling yea’ll have when you move in. Thb to just what tbe doctor ordered for your family’s enjoyment! On a channel to Wawasee, thb 3 bedroom home with 2 baths to in mint condition. The carpeted living room has sliding glam doors leading to the lovely lawn. The convenience of the kitchen and utility room to a feature that Mom will be sure to enjoy. A new seawall and m car garage — with room for the handyman — will meet all your needs. And it’s easy on Dad’s wallet at only 334.900. Thb one won’t waft!

'The Professionals in Real Estate' Phone Anytime: (219) 457-4777 Closed Tuesday On lake Wawasee {West of Fish Hatchery on Old Road 8R 3 Boi 125 Syracuse Ind. 46567

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summer programs will begin April 30. Applications are available from high school guidance counselors and principals or from the Office of Summer Sessions, Indiana State university, Terry Haute, 47809.

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, CHALET £ \ REALTY - 13. South Os Syracuse Rick & Malinda Pinney, Brokers NEW LISTING Beautifully wooded Syracuse Lake lot W ith 50’ on the water, a forest of trees, and a great view of the lake looking into the sunset, it's the perfect spot for your hideaway lake home THAT HOME WITH LAND - Which you've been looking for Here it is' A modern 3 bedroom ranch with 4 acres has special features such as a large family and recreation room with fireplace, formal dining room. 2 full baths, double garage and much more You don’t know what you're missing until you see this one It's been reduced, too’ LOVELY LAKE HOME — It 's almost new and just right for you if you're looking for elegant living A vast family room overlooks patio, yard and waterway at back 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, charming kitchen, formal living and dining rooms. Laundry area, double garage and large front yard complete the scene Call to see it NOW WOODED SPENDOR ON WATERFRONT Contemporary styling and 3 4 bedrooms make this perfect for those who seek spacious and carefree living This home located on two waterfront lots is attractively decorated — all you have to do is move in! IN TOWN Looking for a large older with lots of charm" This is it with graceful pillars, bright vinyl siding and lovely landscaping The house offers 3 bedrooms, modern kitchen, lots of __ living area and large garage 10 ACRES Older 4 bedroom home with basement located on Rd 13 south WAWASEE LAKEFRONT — $16,900 will get you there! Charming 3 bedroom cottage with brick fireplace What a beach, what a view, what a buy! WAWASEE LAKEFRONT LOT — 50' frontage on lake with super sandy beach MOBILE LIVING — This new 3 bedroom home with 2 full baths and attractive bar area is shag carpeted thoroughout and furrushed lavishly You won t believe it's a mobile home’ l -.> ACRE Two bedroom mot>Q\P.ie with 2 sheds and landscaped yard IARGE TOWN HOME house and garage make good investment RENTALS" — Luxury apartments. 1 & 2 bedrooms. OTHER PROPERTIES A A AIL ABLE BUYING. SELLING. REN FING Call 457-2670 WE SELL" I ----- — - —

PICKWICK ROAD BEAUTY Beauty of a house, beauty of a buy! Here’s your chance to own thb nearly new, 3 bedroom home with 2-car garage for less than you’d ever guess. Captur the splendor of Lake Wawasee living as you relax on your patio, or move indoors to the spacious 15 x IS carpeted living room. There to an 11 x 7 kitchen with 27 feet of cabinets plus large dining room. 102 ft. channel frontage, I*4 bath and hardwood floors in the bedrooms — all thb for only 335.900. See It today!! •t I ■a !— A BEAUTY OF A BUY Here b a fabulous mobile home with tot ta Fascination Place feataretag stylish living plus a private tot. to deck your boat Your deluxe home has a 20 x 14 living room and a dining room — both carpeted; tall bath; deluxe kitchen complete with refrigerator, built-in range. 36 ft. of cabinets, and a breakfast bar. The entire home to tarnished including both carpeted bedrooms. Other extras are an AM-FM intercom ta each room and a 12 x 14 storage shed ta the back yard. You must see this one to believe it at a total tow, tow price of 111.9 M. Hurry!

Milford woman in Goshen accident Cars driven by Ruth Darkwood, 55, r 1 Milford, and David F. Miller, 22, r 1 Middlebury, collided Friday morning at 11:15 at 120 South Main St, Goshen. Damage totaled $125. and no injuries were reported. Then there are people who would rather be sick than working.

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