The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 September 1974 — Page 7

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A post card handed .this office this week and from Mel Seeley and dated 1912 shows Syracuse and North Huntington street when it looked like this The hill north of the stoplight does not look so steep here The card was from Chester Sanders and addressed to Miss Ollie Johnson of North Liberty, whom we are told, married at a later dale. Sanders address was lapai. Twenty youths of Sea Explorer

Richville United Methodist Church Chicken Barbecue Saturday, Oct. 5 At The Church Four Miles West Os Ligonier On Old Road 33 Serving 5 To 8 P.M. Menu: 4 chicken, potato salad, baked beans, relish, homemade pie. bread, butler, drink Adults $2.50— 12 Years And Under $1.50

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SALE on MAYTAG

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Ship 28 at Syracuse with chaperones. Dr Jack Clark. Larry Pletcher and Mr. and Mrs Steve Bartow, returned home safely from a week end of cave exploring at Camelsburg. Mans tales can be told including formations in a fox hole, exploring of three sink holes, mudslides, and the Bacon Rind find. Ruth (Mrs. Ron) Easley of Curls at Syracuse has returned from a three-day scientific seminary for hairdressers and Barber-stylists. held at Milwaukee. Wis. Lectures and demonstrations were given on many areas regarding hair including new processes for radial, blunt, and geometric hair cutting, plus photomicrophy for hair analysis. .Skylark Realty at the north edge of town has a nice big white sign for the business and is quite attracting as one

rounds the curve into town. Pledges in the August Cystic Fibrosis swim-a-thon at Syracuse are now in totaling 83.200. slightly over 12.000 short of the amount pledged according to local organizer of the event Mrs. Matt (Sharyn* O’Hare. Anyone not receiving a statement to date or perhaps losing one. should contact Mrs. O'Hare immediately so all pledges can be collected. Another change of ownership at Syracuse is the Syracuse cleaners from Rollin (Baldy) Mills to Warren and Pat Benson of Syracuse. Warren has 15 years experience in dry cleaning and is quite good at carpet cleaning, too. We wish the couple well. Another new business opened wer a week ago in the new Pickwick Place, and held grand -opening last week end. that of Das Keller in the large basement area beneath the Gazebo entrance on the corner. Many took advantage of the grand opening for a looksee and a pizza or two featured on the menu. .Arranged with highback booths around the side, and wooden tables and chairs around the piano area, the atmosphere is delightful Sheila (Mrs. Berghorn) was

quick many times to remind persons to stop in the bar area to see the lightning, rain and hear the thunder. It is clever. Our story a week ago concerning the closing of Syracuse eating establishment brought a response from Ann and Harold Gallahan. owners of the B & K Root Beer in Wawasee Village, to the effect that they are opening on Mondays, and willing and able to handle additional business. .And now. with the ciosingof the uptown Syracuse Restaurant, eating establishments are becoming more acute. The Syracuse Restaurant, a favorite watering hole for coffee drinkers and anyone with an idle idea on their mind they would like to share with others, will be missed It's a fond hope that it will be re-opened by Cherrie Caldwell, who has done an admirable job there, or by someone else. Word comes to our desk that Ron Silveus and "Short” McCormick are among the area Chevrolet dealers who will be going to Spain in November on a company-sponsored trip. Among cities they will visit are Madrid. Toledo. Nice, France and Monte Carlo. Charlotte Kell is to be congratulated on the recovery she has wrought at her Wawasee Airport. The place was "bombed out" in the devastating April 3 tornado, but one would never know it now< Sleek new metal hangers are up. and. nothing to do with the storm, the other half of the east end of the runway is being filled and graded. Wally Huffer. the Abe Lincoln look-alike with his Lincolnesque beard and sometimes stovepipe hat. tells this one about his wife Phyllis: It seems the two were on a western trip and visited a night spot in San Diego. A hypnotist had Phyllis up front, hypnotised her and told her she was Sophia Tucker, the late celebrated night club singer. Phyllis did a vocal number, a la Sophia Tucker, then signed

autographs Later she recalled nothing of the incident, her husband tells friends. Area contractors are looking over plans for the new Harris funeral home mortuary, to be located on the southeast corner of roads 13 and 8. south of Syracuse several miles. The new funeral home will accommodate both Syracuse and North Webster where the firm now has home-type funeral homes Rough cost estimate: 8300.000. Robert L. Lieberenz of Elkhart is the architect. Approximately 65 Syracuse Rubber Products’ office and supervision personnel and guests left Syracuse Saturday afternoon — destination White Sox park in Chicago for the White SoxOakland A*s baseball game. The group stopped in Hammond for dinner and arrived in Chicago for the 8 o'clock game just as a cold rain had ended. As temperatures began lowering to a record low of 34 degrees in the ‘windy city’, many couldn’t really believe they were at a baseball game —-football game would have beers more realistic. And to add to the cold temperatures. vandals shattered some of the buses' windows and the ride home was also a little cool! Despite the drop in temperature. the group had a really great time and we’re told that kind-hearted Joe Martin even signed his autograph on some of the programs so kids at home wouldn't be disappointed that mom or dad were too cold to go to the dugouts for any of the players' autographs. Leila Connolly of LaPetite Shoppe and Sherry Keim of the Little People Shoppe put on a style show last Wednesday at Maxwelton during the luncheon hour. Many lovely styles were shown and needless to say. the adorable Keim youngsters modeled for mother and nearly stole the show. The first fall frost was felt here Sunday night and many were met Monday morning with scraping of ice from vehicle windows. LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. William Burgett of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark of Plymouth spent a 10-day camping trip at Boonesboro. Ky.. returning last Sunday. Among the interesting sites they saw was Fort Boonesboro. Mrs. Verl Thwaits and daughter. Debbie, of Marion had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George Auer. Sr., at their home in Milford. Other callers for the day were nephew Charles Koontz of North Webster and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Auer and family of Milford Two-car accident at 25-100 Monday County officers investigated a two-car accident at 9:30 Monday night at the intersection of state road 25 and county road 100 south. No injuries were reported in the broadside crash Twenty-two year-old Linda Slump of Pierceton was crossing the state road going west and was struck by a car driven by Steven Smith. 27. Syracuse, who was northbound at the time on the state road. The Stump woman reported stopping at the intersection, saw no oncoming traffic and pulled onto the slate road Failure to yield the right-of-way was listed as cause of the accident City Crash Lawrence Adams. 44. r 8 Warsaw and Becky Gray. 18. Syracuse, were involved m a twovehicle collision at 10:15 am. Monday in Warsaw Damage was estimated by investigating officers at $125 to the Gray auto

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Ligonier News By MYRA YELTON

Ligonier merchants discuss Christmas

Ligonier merchants discussed upcoming Christmas promotion plans at a meeting Thursday. Sept. 19, at American State bank. Items under consideration included hiring a Santa, insuring the “house" for Santa's hut and the possibility of having a "Mrs. Santa" this year Merchants also discussed

Daughter of Ligonier couple gives birth to quadruplets

Judy Riordan. 28. Tampa. Fla . daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joe Stump of Ligonier gave birth September 9 to quadruplets. The two boys and two girls weighed a total of nine pounds. 10 and one half ounces. Doctors at Tampa hospital’s neo-natal intensive care laiit said the quads were in guarded condition and were being attended by a team of 10 physicians. A hospital spokesman said Mrs. Riordan gave birth to a two pound, eight ounce girl at 2:20 Second chance, on door-to-door sales WEST LAFAYETTE - It s the buy of a lifetime — or at least that’s what the door-to-door salesman has told you And as you sign tine check, you feel happy about your new possession But after the salesman has left, your satisfaction may go right out the door. too. says Jean Bauer. extension home management-family economics specialist at Purdue university. On second thought you may decide that you really can’t afford the books or that the pots and pans aren’t really what you want. But you will soon have some recourse if you change your mind about a door-to-door sale of more than $25. Mrs Bauer say’s “In Jtme 1974. a new Federal Trade Commission rule will allow you a three working day ’cooling off period’ after you’ve bought items costing more than $25 from a door-to-door salesman." Mrs. Bauer says. This will give you a chance to talk over the purchase with others, do some comparative shopping, and study the options, the specialist notes LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs Harry Martin of Milford will entertain the MerryJayne club at their home on Friday afternoon. Sept. 27.

Wed., Sept. 25, 1974 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

having drawing similar to the one held for the Fathers Day Presents for Pop contest. An announcement will be made the last of November as to store hours and Santa s location during the Christmas season. the best asset a trooper, or any law enforcement officer, can have in his job of protecting the same."

p.m She was followed by a two pound, seven ounce boy. a two pound. 11 and one half ounce boy and a girl who weighed two pounds even The last child was bom Si 3:18 p.m. Mr and Mrs. Terrance Riodan named the children Lois Kelley. Patrick Joseph. Charles Terrance and Anne Elizabeth. The maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Joseph Stump

Ray Buhrt GENERAL CONTRACTOR Residential & Commercial Building Phone: 457-3431 Road 13, Syracuse

■ j *♦ V t \ U - ROBERT BAUGHER We Are Proud To Announce Robert Baugher Has Joined Our Staff As Sales Representative Bob invites you over to see the new 1975 line of Chevrolets and Pontiacs, and ' let’s talk about a trade. He will be open until 9 on Wednesday evening to better serve you. SILVEUS MOTOR SALES, INC. Phone 856-2121 Cromwell

of Ligonier. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riodan of Hemet. Calif. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norris Winebrenner of .Albion and Mrs. Pearl White of Ligonier. Mrs. Fred Campbell (Ruby Stump) of Ligonier, aunt to the quads, is quite proud also. The babies were born on her birthday. Ligonier Jaycees attend model legislature * West Noble area Jaycees delegates recently attended the annual Indiana Jaycees model legislature program in Indianapolis. Bob Hyndman. Roger Henwood and Bob Leamon participated as delegates in both houses of the mock legislature. The annual project consists of a two-day bicameral legislative session, The duties, functions and responsibilities of the regular general ‘ assembly are followed. Bills are submitted by delegates themselves or by chapters for consideration. Each delegate takes an active part in the vote and discussion. Bob Hyndman and Roger Hen wood were delegates to the senate and members of judiciary and education committees. Bob Leamon was a delegate to the house of representatives and a member of the committee of health, safety and public welfare. Members of the senate conducted business in the supreme court room. The house of representatives met in the house chamber itself. Strict parliamentary procedure was observed throughout all sessions.

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