The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 September 1974 — Page 14

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Sept. 4.1974

tajziNifS AROUND. K k * y A well known Syracuse Democrat likes the down home style of President Gerald Ford. When he first became president and still lived in his Maryland home (swimming pool and all) he was seen on television walking out of his front door in pajamas and house coat to pick up the morning Washington Post. A neighbor lady came out her front door, congratulated the new president. And thereupon our new president, obviously ill at ease with his new eminence, stooped over and kissed the neighbor lady on the check Our Syracuse Democrat took it all in and said approvingly. "1 liked that. That's 'country*.*' Bob Jones to Jerry Herbison: “Why don’t you run for the Syracuse town board If you did and got elected. I’d come to all the meetings ” A nice note comes to our desk from Sharyn O'Hare who put together the swim-a-thon package, and she thanked us for the attending publicity. She adds, “Our day was successful. If we have helped just one child to breathe a little easier, then all of our effort was not in vain.” If you're tired of jive music on the nickelodeon and want to eat your dinner with the pleasant din of the golden oldies in the background, you'll want to visit the Frog Annex. We don't know whose idea it is — perhaps Lou Ann's — but anyway it's a pleasing -respite from what we re used to hearing Il seems to make the dinner the more succulent Look for the opening of the new family style Windjammer Restaurant on road 13 south of Syracuse to open sometime late in September, according to Elkhart owner Wayne Bowers. The place will seat 115. he said. When asked to cash a personal check at the SBS teller's window. Dale Plummer, always one quick with the quip. said. “Step right up and get it before it goes out of style " He didn't know how right he was. Syracuse Leisure Painters are organizing fall classes which will begin September 13 and continue for nine consecutive Fridays at the Scout Cabin from 7 to It p.m. Beginning and advanced painting in oil or acrylics will be taught by three instructors: Martin and Margi Stevens of Middlebury and Mary Watts of Three Rivers, Mich Betty Brammer has had South Pacific guests at her Lake Wawasee home on several week ends, enjoying them thoroughly They are Fred N. Skilling and Ritis K. Held art. students at

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Manchester college and friends of her son-in-law. Dan Doll. The handsome lads are from Micronesia, the Caroline Islands. Fred is a senior and Ritis. a sophomore, is from Truk, the tiny island of World War II fame. Both boys are sons of village chiefs and are attending Manchester on a full scholarship from their home government. Ginnie Bright of Bright's Produce, on road 13 south of town, is a hit with the young fry. While dad and mom are doing their produce shopping. Ginnie gathers up the youngsters and fills their pockets with goodies. Evelyn Fawley is seeking information on the life and habits of the lowly woolly worm, and trying to relate it to forthcoming fall weather Our best bet was to have her ask someone in the WHS biological department. It sounded to us like an old wives' tale, and certainly there are plenty of our readers who could help Evelyn. If you know, don’t call us — call her Remember it's Evelyn Fawley, phone 457-3188 Did you know there are only 22 shopping days between Thanksgiving and Christmas this year* The long Labor Day week end is over and many families and fnends enjoyed outings and fine food together Sunday was truly a day of fine, and different eating, what with the annual Legion pig roast held at Smith-Walbridge camp, a chicken barbecue at the local VFW post, and friends totaling 51 at the Bonar Lake home of Jack and Ella Carr for a pig roast. Though plans were short for the annual police and firemen’s fair, many attended and supported the event which concluded Saturday evening There was more good eatin’ there when the local legion auxiliary put on their usual chicken fry. "Die sea explorers, with a last minute display ad last week for their week end car wash, were exceptionally busy and did a fine job Proceeds are to go for a cave exploring trip. Hear our town’s Rose Easley, a participant in the recent swim-a-thon for cystic fibrosis, has an additional $5 coming from a Missouri Marine now serving in Okinawa and wishing to help the cause Many furnace thermostats received a twist the past several nights due to low 40 temperatures during the night. Leesburg boy hurt in bicycle accident Brian Keim, 13. r 1 Leesburg, was injured when his bicycle was involved in a collision with a truck operated by Maurice D. Fidler. 59. r 1 Leesburg, last week. County police patrolman Gerry Moser investigated reporting Fidler was driving west on CR 500. N, one mile west of SR 13. when the accident occurred The truck was damaged SIOO with the Keim boy receiving a cut on the elbow.

SSL -* I GRADUATES — Navy airman recruit David A. Stump, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stump of r 1 North Webster, has graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center. Great Lakes. 111. The training included instruction in seamanship, military regulations, fire fighting, close order drill, first aid and navy history. He is scheduled to report to aviation boatswain s mate "A" school. Lakehurst. N. J. 4-H leaders fairs are set WEST LAFAYETTE - Sites and dates for the two 4-H fall leaders’ fairs — pilot programs in the training of adult volunteer project leaders and project chairmen — have been announced by the 4-H leader training committee. These are: Columbus East high school — Bartholomew countyfairgrounds. September 13-15, and Hoosier 4-H leadership center. September 27-29. Programs for the two fairs will be similar, commencing on Friday nights with registration, a focus on projects, and a rap session with state 4-H staff members. The Saturdays will bring instructions and a general session, project training, lunch, a second project training session, family recreation, a smorgasbord or cook out. and a fun and games time Sunday's program will open with a sunrise service, followed by breakfast, a project session, lunch, talk by Dr. E. L. Frickey. state 4-H department head at Purdue university, and the awarding of certificates. Project training areas will include flowers and garden, arts and crafts, foods, clothing, science (geology and weather), forestry and soil and water, health in the 4-H club, photography, wildlife and entomology. bicycle, sports, and small engines The programs are designed to include the entire family, with the specialized training available to the volunteer leader. Adults interested in more information about these leaders' fairs should contact their countyextension agents-youth for details County recorder gives report for July and August A report of 1,998 recorded documents for the months of July and August has been issued by county recorder E. Mazie .Alexander. Fees collected during the twomonth period amounted to $6.167 65 All money collected goes into the county- general fund During July the following 1,036 documents were recorded; 328 deeds and other conveyances; 211 mortgages and other liens; 175 releases and assignments; 243 UCC (Uniform Commercial Code); $231 50 in copies and $404 70 in other fees In August 962 documents were recorded; including 314 deeds and other conveyances; 223 mortgages and other liens; 174 releases and assignments; 175 UCC (Uniform Commercial Code); S3OB 15 in copies and $237 other fees DEADLY HABIT Crossing between intersections is still the leading cause of pedestrian traffic deaths, according to the Travelers Insurance Companies, killing nearly 4,000 and injuring more than 67,300 pedestrians last year. — CNS

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