The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 July 1977 — Page 3

Scenes from Flotilla week in Syracuse, lakes

’ jfIMW hl . z v-yiR v^3Ghfl^N ( jS-*flr >B>fl tfljf ( i ._ f: MrWBwAC ~ £WHVni JB^*"' """^^B 1 Oi -1 "h—. ttSS MMrMimw ■• ’■ w ■ / RECEIVE EARL MONEY TROPHY -U The Wawasee Ski Club float in Sunday's Lake Wawasee Flotilla won the cpveted Earl Money Trophy, so named in honor of the late popular conservation officer Earl Money, and presented by his wife •‘Freddie” Money. From left are Rose Easley. Angie Long. Susan Boy lea. Mrs. Money. Rosie Frericks. Steve and Dave Ensinger. ■ * ** ■ a ; BMHUHHBHSnEBHHBBnEBfIBBBBBMBMBBBBfIBIBBBB ■ ■ I ■ H x> ' | e n^■■■■■■■ 1 I ' ’ ■ ’ ■' . ' ' ' I XjJclU - iFw s? Services BOAT-IN WORSHIP SERVICES First In Institutional floats. i x <■ • • —’ - W«rf ~• — -—a.! —«—- ? *W.wj&qfrr • ' gK K mA' - “T4’ \- g f. igwMjCr -- - /.. /.. “MM W ' ■«S.DIVE KJ ~JSI'/ RHAT, '”W XISU n '•"■■ ' ‘ - - *w: dua i L . e»cep ,* . Way ■■■r «ts4»t ■■■■■" wMyu im-s a wt Ms*** j/ 40 ,r-I > ILJ ***~ WAWASEE DIVE BOAT — First in residential.

b i%*£a HIL Jgfr ARTS AND CRAFTS — Rm Wetegart a MerrtHvlllf. Ind.. vocational art* instructor, Mt ng *bM In Pickwick Place Friday at teraeon. nMMteg pottan. “It's riafK" b» nd. M,, a » potter." Behtad him tekta grandmother, Mary Bo sb mg. total artist, petting ». mom >-*. <• • mm*« e Ex-

Progress Days a success The first Syracuse Flotilla Progress Days were a success, say* Les Webber, chairman of the event Webber said he felt, “it went very well. I talked to the majority of the 25 merchants involved and the majority definitely said it was a success.” A few of the merchants even wanted to extend the activities Sunday and Monday, Webber . said. A total of 249 prizes were given away over the three night*. Webber said about five or six people were present at the drawing to receive their prizes. The rest are being notified of their win by phone or letter. No purchase was necessary to enter the drawings. Webber also said that 1,375 balloons were blown up and given away. “That’s pretty good for a small town.” he emphasized. A meeting will be held a week from tonight (July 13) with all those involved plus the village merchants and the Chamber of Commerce board of directors to discuss the event and the possiblity of making it an annual activity.

FW® lx-, j k ‘ ; L Z? Tj® ■ B BA B mH I X M. 'i AmHH 'MHm M H ART CARNEY IN SYRACUSE — Many people were fooled. They thought the fellow in charge of the rides in uptown Syracuse for Flotilla Progress Days was television comedian Art Carney. And. sure enough, he did look like Art Carney, the actor who gained fame in “The Honeymooners” skit on the Jackie Gleason show. Here “Art” is with Les Webber, promoter of the uptown affair. ' ' . r jigfer.. ~ j&pfSf' s®? * r" Commodore John Sudlow views the Flotilla. 1- j3BBH®/ti7j 4 *** fc - J 1 e ffM&y p* MV ’. ' I MlwL i - t LEARNING TO FLY YOUNG — Little Miss Cindy Von Bion, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Von Bion of Ligonier, was enjoying a ride on a miniature airplane in uptown Syracuse Friday during Flotilla Progress Days. ■ v BNr >B ■ M/ j 4 Wi i B 'CK 11. E ' ■ Ifr-4 : r 1 r • HEF F i &H yy i g' A CONGRESSMAN AND A CONSTITUENT — Second District Congressman Floyd J. Fithian appeared in uptown Syracuse Saturday morning following his talk before the Kiwanb Cteb. He talked over issues with Phyllis (Mrs. James) Louden who was operating a turquoise display with her husband in Pickwick Place.

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kLl> 4m - IB '■' •» *_ * vr 7''_y,- iT~n w *-♦ ■‘'il! 1 * VW IL ' F ; * r * *- •‘’4#®l ’^'xSMiMß' 1 ■ “-.- «,i '“WH ~ • ■?■-*.• ■ i lIP i » .ts Ski ' 5 WI* GANSHORN PRlNTlNG—Commodore's Trophy and first in industrial. s ■ ■ . ' ? x 4 > AjML-- -j# - . ,-*5 k«Ofe ‘ ~ . <=a -HA kk »■ »-*■- 'b * v a ■’ t&WT T ***— 7*R>HHr Tig* — 1 ' -*”■ ’ • - -? -? ” ■ - "“ ~ ■ ■ -- cs‘ - .'• ' ” - - — - V '(*Slßi t* —- ■— — BUSHONG BARBER SHOP — Third in cojnmercialJ sßlz ' 11' bBBB Sk "** a '; mA -V* j LISTENING TO THE MUSIC MAN — A group quickly gathered around Pat Kintigh on an organ provided by Dye Music Center of Warsaw, appearing in front of Curiis TV and Appliance Friday afternoon. From left are Bill Dixon of Syracuse. Nancy Curtis. Cjndy Kintigh (Pat’s wife). Ron Migedt and Jim Kernstein. • • f 0¥ \F*MuW *W‘B mH» 1 T’-irs* Ta '.'JH F.W.'A f l lk Ml fla L B%^7idHisjkT»ytf MOtBI /I / j a-- ll Iri | uSm 1 //ll W .M I / wIHWwBWw I > i / AiSi RECEIVE COMMODORE’S TROPHY — Flotilla Commodore John Sudlow is shown on the left, pin rating the handsome Commodore’s Trophy to Jerry Ganshorn and his crew following the annual lobe Wawasee event Sunday afternoon. Others in the photo from left include Bobby Bahtley, Frank McDonald. Usa Simmons and Joy Meroney. < (

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