The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 October 1970 — Page 12
THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Oct. 21, 1970
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REMEMBER WHEN IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE ONE YEAR AGO A hearing was held at the scout cabin on the proposed discontinuance of two Baltimore and Ohio railroad passenger trains and their service in the area. Syracuse residents living on Dolan Drive are divided on a proposed project to widen and improve 2,650 feet of the street. A double birthday party and dinner for Scott and Nina Huffer, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Huffer, was held Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Marshal of r 4 have left for their winter home at Avon Park. Fla. Charles E. Cable takes as his bride Victorina A. Casino of Balacanas. Villaneuva, Misamis Oriental, the Philippines Loretta Laughlin and Cyrus McAjlister were united in marriage October 18 in the chapel at Fort Sheridan. 111. Mr and Mrs-. Bill Eyer and Rick were guests over the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eyer at Lafayette and attended the Purdue game and Pop’s Day activities/ FIVE YEARS AGO At the October meeting of the Syracuse town board of trustees, the board approved renaming of the Old Mill Race street from Frazier avenue to Dolan Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Russel L. Ritter of r 2 announce the engagement of their daughter. Donna Jean, to Jimmy Russell Conder with October 23 set as the wedding date.
New Store Hours Open Daily 7 a.m. Till 11 p.m. Wawasee Village Syracuse
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New Arrivals. A son. Stephen Morris to Mr and Mrs. Hubert Dunithan; a daughter. Lisa Marie, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hasse: and a daughter, Cynthinia Dianne to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hasse. Sally Jo Fosbrink is chapter president of the Association for Childhood Education at Purdue University. Mrs. James Hamman returned to her home this week from a visit with her daughter. Mrs. Ted Williamson. Mr. Williamson and daughters at Macon. Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eschrich of Buffalo. N.Y.. are visiting in the Sherman Deaton home. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gill of Cleveland, 0., were week end guests in the J. Barton Cox home. I TEN YEARS AGO Mr. and Mrs. Joy Sims have returned from a visit with Cadet James Connolly at West Point. , Judy Jill Jones is a new pledge at Kappa Alpha Theta sorority at Butler University. Indianapolis. Mrs. Edith Rhode and Miss Priscilla Rhode, and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Rhode of Chicago spent several days in Philadelphia and New Hope this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carr and family of r 4 visited his grandparents, Dr and Mrs. J. C. Hay at Tippecanoe Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ganger celebrated their 34th wedding anniversary October 9 Wawasee Bowl is featuring Joe and June Kristos during their grand opening Miss Donna Miller has returned from a two-week vacation in Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pollock have purchased the James Isbell
property at Bonar Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilkinson spent the week end visiting in Covington and Kingman. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morganthaler and two small sons have moved into their home at Kale Island, recently purchased from W. E. Long. TWENTY YEARS AGO Mrs. May Kindig entertained Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Becknell of Goshen Wednesday evening. Edwin Myers of Chicago spent the week end with his mother; Mrs. Marion Wilt. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hibschman, Leonard Hibschman and Mr. and Mrs. pee Hibschman attended the dairy show at Indianapolis on Firday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nicolai are the parents of a son. Stanley Dean, bom at their home north of Syracuse on October 17. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Miller of Kirkland, • Wash., are spending some time in the Orval Snobarger home. The Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Tiedt of Culver have arrived to spend the winter with their daughter. Mrs. Esther Osborn. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eyer were week end guests in the James Eyer home al Elkhart. A son. Danny Keith, was bom Monday at Goshen hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cripe. FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO A new auditorium for the town of Syracuse has been assured by the Commercial Club Vernon Beckman of Fort Wayne visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Beckman, on Sunday. Mrs B F. Hoopingamer plans to leave Saturday for Tampa. Fla , for the winter. Mrs. R. E. Thornburg and family and Mrs. Alldean Strieby and Bobbie spent a day last week in Marion. White figures on brillant green background will be the colors for the new license plate for 1926. A. L. Priest is visiting relatives at Wawaka Mr and Mrs. L. A. Neff and son. Quinter, and Ben Coy are among the area residents who left Monday' for the winter at Clearwater, Fla. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr and Mrs. Wallace Huffer and family of Syracuse have wed from their residence in to\ to former farm home of the Douglas Yoders south of town on the Kern road.
IN VIET NAM — Col. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gray of Lake Wawasee have received word from their son. WO-1 Joseph A. Gray, US Army, who is now flying Army helicopters in Viet Nam. Until recently he has been flying low observation helicopters in support of artillery units which are a part of the First Airborne Cavalry Division. He Hew resupply missions into Cambodia during the “Fish Hook** operation as well as air spot and liaison missions from forward bases and landing zones and his helicopter was unarmed. Gray now writes that, although he is still flying low observation helicopters, he is now carrying two-door gunners with him and has also moved back t to base camp at Phouc Vhin. north of Saigon. WO Gray is in the sixth month of a year's tour in Viet Nam. Credit Association Employees Attend Financial Meeting Willard N. Schieler of the Albion Production Credit Association has just returned from a three-day farm organization and financial planning workshop held at Purdue university. The meeting was attended by over one hundred Production Credit Association and Federal Intermediate Credit Bank personnel. Also in attendance were representatives of four other big ten universities who were on hand to monitor the session. The workshop was developed by the Production Credit Associations and Purdue university to provide PCA employees with an opportunity to study the latest techniques in the important areas of farm organization and financial planning. A similar program will be held the last week in October at Ohio State university.
CRUSADE BEGINS NOVEMBER 1 AT MOUNT TABOR Dennis D. Chizum of Mishawaka has been secured for the Mount Tabor Crusade at the Mount Tabor church six miles south of Nappanee. Mr. Chizum is devoting full time to the work of song evangelism and Sunday School work. He has attended Bethel college in Mishawaka, The Stamps School of Music in Dallas, Texas and the Institute of Applied Science in Chicago. Mr. Chizum has served in the armed services in Viet Nam and through his experiences, he received a rich experience with God which has caused him to dedicate his life to Christ and the work of the church. Mr. Chizum has recorded several long playing stereo albums and has appeared in a number of singing concerts in the area and is heard on a number of radio stations in the area. During the Mount Tabor Crusade, Mr. Chizum will be directing the congregational music and providing vocal solos each evening and Sunday. The Mount Tabor church choir will be featured each Sunday during the crusade in both morning and evening services. During the week there will be other individuals and groups from the area and church that will provide musical selections. One of the outstanding features of the Mount Tabor crusade each year has been the great music and this year will be an outstanding musical program. Services begin each evening at 7:30 p.m. Nursery facilities will be provided for the services. WATER PUMP MOTOR CAUSES DAMAGES FRIDAY Syracuse firemen responded to a call at 9:39 Friday morning when an electric motor on a water pump in the basement at the Nelson Miles home. 52 North Shore Drive. Syracuse, became hot and the basement filled with smoke. Heavy damage was listed to the pump and motor.
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Arrested For Unlawful Possession Os Marijuana
Russell Rex Dalezandro. 19,125 west Pearl street. Syracuse, was taken into custody Thursday night by Syracuse chief of police Orville Vanderßeyden for unlawful possession of marijuana. ' ‘Viet Nam Profile’ To Be Shown “Viet Nam Profile,” just completed film production by Dr. Bob Pierce for World Vision International will be presented in a special showing at 8 p.m. October 25 at the First Presbyterian church of Ligonier. The sound-color documentary film takes the viewer throughout war-torn Viet Nam. portraying “the drama of God at work in the midst of war.” Dr. Pierce, president of World Vision. Inc., has spent the major part of the last two years in Viet Nam filming and directing production of “Viet Nam Profile." while also establishing his organization’s vast relief program there. “Viet Nam Profile" portrays the people of the war-torn little country, including colorful aboriginal mountain tribespeople as well as the Vietnamese people themselves. It takes the viewer into scenes of actual combat, follows missionaries and Viet-
PUBLIC AUCTION The Warsaw Community School Corporation, Warsaw, Indiana will hold a public auction sale of school property at the Junior High School Cafeteria, East Main Street, Warsaw, Indiana on Friday, Oct. 23,1970 •at 5:30 p.m. Sharp! Small desks, arm chair desks, antique desks, chairs of all sizes, ?tools, light fixtures, metal cabinets, kitchen sinks, counter top sinks, gas and electric ranges, cabinet electric sewing machines, tables, 3x5 with 4x4 legs, tables with acid resistant tops, metal cabinets, light fixtures, birch doors, electric pump, electric generator, White motor, Durcon sink used in chemical laboratories, large food mixer, used hooks, locker baskets, many miscellaneous items too numerous to mention. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS TERMS—CASH Everett Rookstool, Auctioneer, Leesburg 453-4771 Clerk; Mrs. Rookstool
The arrest took place at the Pearl street address after police were informed of the possession and a search warrant obtained. Dalezandro was taken to the county jail to await arraignment, namese Christians in their faithful and often heroic labors for Christ, and depicts the ministries of a typical U.S. chaplain. The narration and most of the filming were done by Dr. Pierce personally, assisted by Cameramen Nguyen van Due of
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Viet Nam and Y. B. Tang of Hong Kong. Original music was composed and directed for the film by Ralph Carmichael. World Vision, with its international headquarters in Monrovia, California, cares for over 30,000 orphans in 20 countries. It has launched an all-out aid program in Viet Nam, building refugee centers, providing hundreds of crutches and wheelchairs for war amputees, distributing countless thousands of relief packets and supporting war widows as well as blind students, orphans and others. A man rarely succeeds at anything unless he has fun doing