The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 September 1974 — Page 14

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—- Wed.. Sept. 18.1974

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tajziNJSS AROUND T w It was old times for Ash Hawk and Don Runge Saturday when they attended ■ the 30th anniversary of their graduating class at Fort Waynes big coliseum. Ash was a track star at Fort Wayne’s North Side high school and went on to win slate laurels, while Runge was a self-styled “don” at South Side where he was on the varsity football and track team. He went on to play professional baseball. The occasion: the 30th anniversary dinner-dance of the 1944 graduating classes of the five Fort Wayne high schools — North Side. South Side. Central. Central Catholic and Concordia Lutheran About 1.500 old grads made up the mailing list, but a lesser number were in attendance, but spouses swelled the ranks until it made for a full house, according to both men. Ash took Lavon along <she was a 1945 graduate of South Side, but ironically met at Lake Wawaseel, and Don took Suzie along <she's a Muncie grad, year unknown) Both men reported having a lime of their lives, dancing to what they called “old time music.” Another observation of each: The stunners of 1944 turned out to be duds for the most part, and a couple late bloomers inspired moments of rapture for others Lake Wawasee resident Marie Schrader, the object of a few notes in this a week ago. called to tell us she had some “repercussions" since the article appeared, adding quickly, “but they were all good." North Webster barber George Sliger, never an advocate of the Medieval theme that has put his small community on the map. went on vacation recently, and his friendly pundits put a handmade "Ye Olde" sign above his “Barber Shop" sign When George returned, the sign quickly came down. Gerald and Dina Hubartt are still enraptured about their August tnp to Acapulco. Mexico, courtesy of the Gibson appliance company, where they spent five glorious fun days at the Acapulco Princess hotel The trip resulted from their winning a Gibson sales contest

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There’s a big flea market Saturday at the Ron Sharp residence in Syracuse, as the Lakeland Community Day Care Center attempts to gain much needed funding for operations at the center, now one-year-old. however, a spokesman this week said many donations are needed. Donations may be taken to the Sharp home. 406 N, Huntington or call the day care center for more information Ginger Ganshorn. daughter of the Max Ganshorns of Syracuse, has moved from Orlando. Fla., to Atlanta. Ga.. where she is residing at 3741 Vermont Rd.. N.E. Lil Cook of Hawaiian Village said two young Rinker children (whose names she didn’t know) had restored her faith in the younger set. She said her daughter Sharon, of Chicago, was visiting her recently when her large Doberman dog was struck by a car on the Pickwick road. The Rinker children protected the dog until help could be obtained and that other cars would not hit the wounded animal. They later came to the Cook home to inquire about the dog's recovery "This was real nice." Lal said A Monday meal crisis has developed in the Syracuse area for many who customarily eat out. This Monday those closed included Maxwelton golf. Syracuse Case. Beacon/Maryann. Sleepy Owl and thel>akery. leaving the Frog. Anchor. Palace of Sweets and Kountry Korner restaurant to handle the flood of noontime traffic. Three young Syracuse men are off on a three-week to 45-day trip to Europe on a sightseeing trip. Departing Monday afternoon from O'Hare at Chicago were Guy Fisher, Rex Heil and Bill Pipp Did you know September 16-23 is national knit and sweater week. September 17 is citizenship day. expectant father's day, and rosh hashanah or Jewish New Year, and September 17-23 is constitution week? A full crew was on hand at Railroad Park Monday night, including park board members, town board members, several spouses and family members, in a work session of painting, cleaning, tree trimming and the like. Hear there was lots of good food to go along with the wiener roast, and in-spite-of some spilled paint, a slip of a crowbar, and a few colds, the general feeling was of a job done. Watey and sewer lines are being worked on for the new restrooms there. Nice to see police officer Orville Vanderßeyden back on duty with the department this week following a period of illness this summer and several sessions in the hospital. Dale Custer breaks leg Dale Custer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Custer of Milford, is recuperating at the home of his parents after breaking bones in his left leg. Custer broke his leg when he landed after a parachute jump on September 8. He was taken to the CaylorNichol clinic in Bluffton where he remained until Monday when he was taken to the home of his parents to complete his recovery.

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Lions hear 'duck story' of Maple Leaf Milford Lions Monday night heard "the duck story" as presented by two executives of Maple Leaf Farms, Inc., a leading duck producer located in the New Salem community. C. J. ("Brick") Meinert. technical director, and Robert Spearman, plant superintendent, brought Lions the story of how ducklings are raised by area farmers and traced the birds through the processing lines to a world market. Mr. Meinert. who said he was with the company since its inception in 1957, said the company has 150 employees with an annual payroll of $750,000. The plant processes 60,000 ducks a week, and that ducks make up seven per cent of the county's farm income. 95 per cent of that income comes from outside Indiana. He spoke of the physical plant, adding that the company is ahead of Environmental Protection Authority standards, and at the present time meet state and federal requirements until the year 1980. C Mr. Spearman said the firm 'kills seven-week-old birds at the rate of up to 16.000 in an eighthour day, or 234 pounds per minute, or 36 birds per minute. He said in 1974 the firm would process two and a half million ducklings for a world market. They are shipped to all 48 continental states. Hawaii and Canada. He said duckling feet are sent to Hong Kong where they enter an oriental market where they are stuffed and served as an hors d' oeuvre He called Maple Leaf “an asset to this area,” adding that every part of the duckling is used except the quack — and that after hearing Lions sing, he could possibly find a use for the quack! In other business president Max Beer recognized the passing of townsman Royce Fuller, a former Lions club president and long time club member. Lion Bill Little called attention to the fact that District Governor Paul Stillwell of New Paris would visit the club at its October 7 meeting. Guests at the Monday night meeting were: Jack Shipley, Howard Eaton. Don Rinehart. Larry Snyder and Leander Schroeder, all of Dunlap; and Richard Vinke, N. Flowers, James Slagle, Bill Hostetler and John H Kuhns, all of Nappanee. Vision obscured by pine tree Minor damage was reported in a two-vehicle mishap at Turtle Bay Trailer court at 2:35 Thursday afternoon, as a pine tree obscured the vision of a backing driver. Damage was set at $lO to a 1969 Cadillac belonging to Oscar Jacks. 70. r 1 Monticello, who was backing from a private drive in the park and did not see an eastbound 1974 Chevrolet truck. Driver of the truck which sustained $75 damage was John E Lambert. 25. r 1 North Webster Syracuse police investigated. Hearing for more appropriations Notice is given this week to taxpayers of the town of Syracuse for a meeting at 7:30 p.m. on October I at town hall to consider additional appropriations in excess of the budget for the current year in the total amount of $9,460 Under public transportation is $2,500 and public safety. $2,000. both under federal revenue sharing trust fund. The additional $4,960 is wages of laborers, street fund Additional appropriations as finally made will be referred to the state board of tax com missioners for a further hearing

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