The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 June 1979 — Page 15

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'You can't work all the timcT, says man who collects arrowheads

Why would a man want to collect arrowhead’s? Cleland Gunden of Milford answered the question by saying. ‘‘There’s a lot of eye appeal in an arrowhead and not knowing who the last people were to handle it between the time used and the time found.’’ Gunden started collecting arrowheads in 1946. He has collected over 250 arrowheads still in one piece. He hasn't traveled all over the countryside trying to locate arrowheads. He has been fortunate enough to find all of them on the land he farms. His time isn’t spent looking for them, because he stated if he looks for them specifically, then he can’t find them. It’s when he’s not looking that his eye will catch a glimpse of one protruding from the ground. Many accounts have been stated by his wife and those who have worked with him that he will be working in the field and stop the tractor because he noticed an arrowhead. Although there are many people who collect, buy and sell arrowheads, the stones themselves are not worth much, dollar wise. ‘‘l’m not really interested in the dollar value," explained Gunden. ‘‘lt’s just having them and the love of finding them.” It seems he has a knack of finding

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the stones, especially when -he's driving the tractor. "It’s a hobby you can’t work at all the time,’’ commented Gunden. "I don’t think I'd enjoy it if 1 went out and bought them." Some of the stones in the arrowhead collection have been found with only the top section showing out of the ground. The largest arrowhead he has found is 4*2 inches long, the smallest is about three-quarters of an inch long. The collecting of arrowheads has spread in the Gunden family. Tom and Phil, two of the sons, have taken up the interest, along with the other children. To help explain the history of arrowheads and the names of some, the Gundens have books on the subjects but have not labeled any arrowheads that have been found. Lakeland Local Mr and Mrs. John L Miller and daughters. Shari and Shell of Dewart Lake spent the week end in Mishawaka where they attended the Spray Riders open Water Ski Tournament Mrs. Miller was the chief judge and Mr. Miller was the chief scorer.

ivIIIIHIIBBHIiHH I -Wk. •’•‘L.-"iS'— ***"" MrJcAJgl W- --~ s - ■ •- ; i- ■«, H. . - - - .y-H—- --. r HEgjlk ' ~ I.—• ■'*** CRUISING BY — A sleek motor boat passes by a local marina signaling other boatsmen to get, out on the water and enjoy the sport of boating. Beautiful weather recently has resulted in a vast increase in boating activity. 3L.jfr**jW TV, bPbb jv WwHSI MEMORY LANE — This 1923 Model T seems to be going down memory lane but it's not. The vehicle was a 1954 entry in the North Webster Mermaid Festival. At that time the famous parade was held on Saturday evening. Annual yard, bake sale set at Papakeechie

The Lake Papakeechie Property Owners’ Association will hold it’s Fourth Annual Yard and Bake Sale on Saturday. June 30 and Sunday, July 1, from 9 a m. to 6 p.m., at the Fish Hatchery Ponds area on Old State Road 8 between lakes Papakeechie and Wawasee. There will be baked foods such as cookies, pies, breads and cakes. Sandwiches, soft drinks, watermelon asd. pie will also be Gas, bicycle missing at Syracuse Thefts were reported to the Syracuse Police department over the last week end. Kelly England oi Wawasee Auto Sales, East Chicago Street, reported the theft of gas from a gas_tank.. England reported the theft at 10:50 a m. Friday, June 22. The value of the gas taken has been listed as $62.50. Later that day at 4:38 p.m.. Bill Fisher, Syracuse reported his boy's 10-speed yellow Huffy bicycle was stolen from Thornburg Drugs, SR 13 South Wawasee Village.

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served. A repeal of . the popular fish pond "games" will be played for kids of all ages. The yard sale is a flea market paradise yielding craft items, dishes, glassware, pots and pans.

JI OPEN ' 1 . AUDITIONS • I June 28, 29,30, July 1 7P.M.-10P.M. “ 3 ** .8 | The Enchanted | Hills Playhouse g — All Parts Are Open For § g "Guys & Dolls" — 8 8 lb « * GUYS & BOLLS * GUYS < DOLLS * GUYS I DOLLS *

furniture, tools, plants, ’flower pots, clothing, curtains, drapes, etc Collectibles and antiques are among the treasures to be found Proceeds go toward lake im proverilent projwts.

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