The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 May 1973 — Page 14

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., May 2,1973

L«*l • 1 ■ ■t < * ■- '* t i w COMPLETES DOCTORAL — James Darrow, top left, has completed his doctoral degree in art research and ceramics at Illinois State university. Upon completion of his degree, Dr. Darrow was employed by the University of Tennessee as assistant professor of ceramics and art research. A former Goshen resident and teacher at Concord Metropolitan schools, the Dr. is married to the former Phyllis George, daughter of Mrs. Gilbert George and the late Gilbert George of Syracuse. The couple and their two daughters, Beth Jolene, five, and Jennifer Marae, four, reside at 6902 Northshore drive, Knoxville, Tenn.

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tajziNjfebK around 7 Dan and Linda Stephan of Huntington are moving to Lake Wawasee and plan to open a realty company, to be known as Beaty Associates, Inc. Their office will be located on the south shore of the big lake, and this column would predict the handsome young couple will do well in their venture here. They are associated with Richard Beaty, who has been in the real estate business since 1958. The new firm wants to zero in on lake properties. Construction is well on the way on the third condominium at Bay Point, on the south shores of Lake Wawasee. Amos Delagrange, owner of the complex, is constructing the 18-unit structure just west of the other two. Nice to see Judge Mike and Carol Kiley of Marion back in the community for the week ends ... a sure sign summer is not far away. Our former singing auctioneer, O A Lambert, has joined the sales force of Jay’s Realty in Syracuse as of this week. Have you been watching the progress in a recent renovation of the old Wilkerson Paint store building on South Huntington street? A new business promises to open there soon. The Lakeland area roadways received a good cleaning this past week by local youth groups in keeping with national clean-up week and looks much the better for spring. Speaking of spring cleaning, one resident this week said it sure would be nice if interested parties would clean the Turkey Creek water area of town. Any takers? If you wondered why a number of students were seen on the street last Wednesday forenoon, and not in school, a number of fourth grade students under

teacher Mrs. Sharyn O’Hare, were interested in learning more about local businesses. Each student visited two business places and held interviews filling in questionnaires and having their pictures taken in many of the places. Room mothers helped with transportation. Mary (Mrs. Robert) Swager, gal Friday at First Charter Insurance, was indeed quite surprised Friday morning when a number of her coffee break friends chose to surprise her with a birthday breakfast at a local restaurant. Did you remove your steelpinned snowtires from your auto? They are illegal on the roadways after May 1. Local Camp Fire Girls and Blue Birds put talent ideas to work recently in a clean-up poster contest of which winners are on display in the local newspaper office window. Many telephones and electricity went out of commission last Friday afternoon on Syracuse Lake’s north shore, even pulling junction boxes from walls, as a sectional home being hauled by truck, caught a number of lines. The fire department responded to one call at 1:49 p.m. for a burning power line which was down, however, no estimate of damage was given. Another last minute reminder many do not like to hear is personal property assessment is due May 15. Turkey Creek township assessor Harry VanHemert has given a reminder this week including items covered and delinquent charges. Walt Disney’s showing of The World’s Greatest Athlete this past week at the Pickwick, broke house records again for attendance, the second time this past year. Many interior improvements are continuing at the show house. Rains Tuesday took most of the Magnolia blooms from the numerous trees at the city park. Reservation blanks are in the mail for the annual Syracuse high school alumni banquet set for June 9, and are to be returned to Priscilla Rhode.

Mrs. Harry (Michelle) Hart of Great Lakes, DI., is spending some time with her parents, Dick and Jean Miller, 106 E. Pearl St., Syracuse, before moving to San Diego, Calif., where her husband has been transferred. The Harts lived in San Diego before and will be glad to return to southern California. “Say it isn’t so,” chimes Ron Silveus when asked if his place of business, Silveus Motor Sales, in Cromwell is for sale or has been sold. Our querry came on the heals of persistent rumors that Ron has sold his family-owned business of some49-years. Ron said, in fact, that he is planning improvements of the operation, with the idea of being at the helm for a long time to come. They are a PontiacChevrolet dealership. Lakeland grocery store check out clerks “went to school” Monday night as store managers gave them a lesson on the new four per cent sales tax law that went into effect on Tuesday, May 1. Everything worked well Tuesday as clerks separated nontaxable food items from taxable non-food items. Many of them are sweating out the Thursday, Friday and Saturday rush, however. Look for the opening of a restaurant in downtown Leesburg soon, in the corner building which formerly housed the Braddock drug store. Miss Katharine Rothenberger has as her Papakeechie Lake houseguest for the month, a longtime friend, Miss Sadie Dawson of Exeter, England. Named honor boy and honor den The honor boy award medallion for Boy Scout Pack 28 at Syracuse, went to Tim Butt for the month of May. The honor den award went to den six for having the highest inspection average. More people are turning to the Bible The British and Foreign Bible Society increased distribution of the Bible and excerpts from it by 50 per cent in Britain last year, with a total of 262,655 Bibles, 147,298 Testaments and portions and selections from the Bible being distributed.

il&a OBSERVE POSTAL WEEK — While post offices throughout the country are observing National Postal Week this week, the Syracuse post office went them one better and is serving free coffee and cookies. On Monday a Mail-Journal photographer dropped by and caught postmaster Avon Bushong, left, playing host to Syracuse barrister Laucks Xanders and Mrs. Harry Appenzeller. Postmaster Bushong said many local patrons dropped in to visit his coffee bar.

$215 damage in two-car collision A two-car collision Friday at 7 p.m. resulted in $215 damage to the two vehicles involved. Drivers were Kevin P. Enyart, 17, r 2 Leesburg, and Terry A. Ressler, 18, 1934 East Sheridan St., Warsaw. The mishap occurred at the intersection of Oldfather and Brubaker streets in Warsaw. Damage was listed at S2OO to the Ressler auto and sls to the Enyart auto.

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No injuries reported in two accidents Mrs. Leonard Cripe, 65, of 507 N. Huntington street, Syracuse, told police she was headed north on state road 13, Monday, when she struck the rear of James A. Gilbert’s auto. Gilbert had stopped to make a left hand turn onto Carroll street. Mr. Gilbert, 78, who was

driving a 1963 Rambler, lives at 113 W. Carroll street, Syracuse. Damage to the Gilbert auto was estimated at $575 and $525 to Mrs. Cripe’s 1969 Buick. Kenneth L. Wyman of Pierceton witnessed the accident. Tuesday morning, as she was headed south on Main street, Crystal R. Eby, 16, of 406 N. Harrison, Syracuse, reported to police, that as she reached for a book that had fallen, she hit the back of Michael Grotz’s 1966 Chevrolet. Grotz, 16, 176 North Shore drive, Syracuse, stated he had stopped to make a left hand turn onto Boston street when his car was struck from the rear. Damage to the Eby 1968 Chevrolet was $750 and $450 to Grotz’s auto. Syracuse police investigated both accidents. Now At Summer Home The Robert H. Pidgeons of Indianapolis are now at their r 4 Syracuse summer home for the season.

■hifl o A Lambert will be representing Jay’s Insurance & Realty of Syracuse, as a real estate salesman. He has passed the Indiana Real Estate Salesman test, and completed the real estate course at Indiana university at Fort Wayne. Jay’s Insurance & Realty has been in the real estate and insurance business in Syracuse for several years and is owned and operated by Jay Busscher. O A Lambert and his wife, Donna, and family reside at r 4 Syracuse. <■