The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 May 1975 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 28, 1975

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Syracuse Christian school commencement set for Friday

The Syracuse Christian Schools will be graduating three seniors from the high school and two from the Bible institute. The graduates from the high school are. Kathleen Johnson. Dawn Graff and John Nyikos. Graduating from the Bible institute are Debra Nyikos and Wanted More Homes To Sell CREATED TO ENJOY — LMkun, tor , n>co Wwm boOroom homo with • toll . boxmont two cor ooroo* and ' i aero o« •round Call w*

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Christine Graff. Commencement speaker is the Rev. Bob Taylor from Pensacola. Fla. Pastor Taylor is currently on the teaching staff of Pensacola Christian college and is pastor of the College Campus church. He received his master of arts in education from Bob Jones university and after serving on the staff of that university for some time pastored the Central Baptist church of Greenville. Tenn., where he also established the Greenville Christian academy. He now is associated with the largest Christian school in America, The Pensacola Christian school, of Pensacola, Fla J

■1 a i Ilf Sail. - * EP FIELD TRIP — StWrals ta Mrs. Graham’s kindergarten class at North Webster elementary school recently took a field trip. They rode on a 1982 steam engine and towed a local nursery. Each student was given a tomato plant to take home.

We're full of ideas for FATHER'S DAY (Which, incidentally, will arrive Sunday, June IS) Idea No. 1: our sportcoats, blazers and sportcoat-duos are available at a saving of one-third. COM>ES,tal "• . far me jm! ijwaj awn . NINE TILL FIVE-THIRTY’ DAILY... THURS. TILL N00X... FIVE-THIRTY FRIDAY

DAWN GRAFF

The Syracuse Christian school is a bona fide atmosphere. Its teachers are certified by the Evangelical Teachers Association, and its accreditation with the American Association of Christian Schools is pending. The Bible school known as The Indiana Fundamental Bible institute is a three-year course leading to a graduate of theology diploma. The administrator, Dr. David R. Haifley, invites all to attend the commencement program at 7 p.m. Friday, May 30, at the Grace Bible church, one mile east and 4 mile north of the intersection of SR 6 and SR 13 just north of Syracuse.

Three from Wawasee receive scholarships

Three graduating seniors from Wawasee high school have been named as scholarship recipients by the Da-Lite Screen Foundation, Inc., of Warsaw. They are. Douglas K. Bemish. son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Bemish of North Webster Douglas s aim is to attend Indiana university in Fort Wayne, majoring in Geo-

WHS seniors honored at parties

Wawasee high school seniors were honored at parties and open houses following their commencement exercises on May 18. More of those parties follow: RICK NEFF Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neff of Waubee Lake held a reception May 18 for their son. Rick, who graduated from Wawasee high school. Family and friends came from Goshen, Syracuse, Milford and Fort Wayne. Rick will enter the Ozark Bible college in Joplin. Mo., for the fall tehn. JEFF LOVELLETTE Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lovellette of 717 N. Huntington street, Syracuse, held a reception on &mday. May 18, in honor of their son. Jeff, a 1975 Wawasee high school graduate. They entertained over 80 of their family and friends from Syracuse; Decatur; Fort Wayne; Monroeville; Van Wert, Ohio; Convoy, Ohio; and Ohio City, Ohio. JANE WILSON Jane Wilson was honored at a buffet supper by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson, r 2 Milford, after graduation from Wawasee high school on Sunday, May 18. Jane will attend Ball State university this fall and will be majoring in elementary education. RICHARD RITENOUR A family party was held May 18 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewight Ritenour, r 1 Warsaw, fdlowing the graduation of their son, Richard D. Ritenour, from Wawasee high school. DEBBIE DARR Mrs. Bill Darr of Syracuse entertained at a reception for her daughter, Debbie, following graduation exercises from (lakelo ML 1 Xovib ("7 ® Ce«d er Lakeland Youth Center director Dan Caskey has announced the following events at the center for the week; Wednesday, May 28 — All activities 3:30-6:30; travel team practice 6:30-8 Thursday, May 29 — Ladies belly dancing 10:30-11:30; girls softball games 3:30 and 5; ladies belly dancing 7-8; ladies belly dancing 8:15-9:15 Friday, May 30 — Travel team practice 3:30-5; T-ball practice for all T-ball players 5-6 Saturday. May 31 — Closed for the day Monday. June 2 — Weight Watchers 6:30-9 Tuesday, June 3 — Drum and bugle corp 6-9 Wednesday. June 4 — Open for all activities 3-5:30; travel team game 6-9

sciences. Mary Ann Kunkle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kunkle of Warsaw. Mary Ann. whose goal is a nursing career, will be attending Goshen college. Toby L. Popenfoose. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Popenfoose of Warsaw. Toby plans an engineering major at Purdue university.

Wawasee high school this month. Guests attended from Goshen, Ligonier. Syracuse. Nappanee and Warsaw. KAREN BUTCHER Miss Karen Butcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Butcher r 1 Leesburg, was guest of honor at an open house held May 18 following graduation. Miss Butcher was a member of the 1975 Wawasee high school graduating class. CATHY GUARD An open house held in honor of the May 18 graduation of Miss Cathy Guard was held at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Guard, Lake Tippecanoe. Miss Guard was a member of the 1975 graduating class at Wawasee high school. JAMES KUSSMAUL James Kussmaul, son of Mr.

WIEGMANN will sell Personal Property and SYRACUSE - WAWASEE LAKE FRONT HOME (Note: Syacuse Lake Channels Into Lake Wawasee) PUBLIC AUCTION LOCATION: 94 N. Shore Drive on Syracuse Lake, Syracuse, Indiana FROM FORT WAYNE: Hwy. 30 West to Pierceton r N, on Hwy. 13 to center of Syracuse at Traffic Light, make a right to Syracuse Lake and left around City Park and lake shore to 94 N. Shore Dr. FROM SOUTH BEND: Hwy. 31 South to La Paz, E. on Hwy. 6 to Hwy 13 intersect, S. on 13 to center of Syracuse at Traffic Light, make a left to Syracuse Lake and left around City Park and lake shore to 94 N. Shore Dr. SALE SATURDAY JUNE 7, 1975 PERSONS- PROPERTY SHIS AT l?:30 RFAI RrffllF SFIIS AT 1:15 OPEN HOUSE - Sat. & Sun., May 31 & June 1, 10 a.m. - 6 AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: If you are interested in a nice year-round Lake Home or a Lake Cottage for Summer anß Winter Sports and/or relaxation, be sure and attend this Auction. It can be seen by appointment or between the hours of 10:00 A.M. to 6 P.M. on both Open House Days. TAXES: Buyer to assume the 1975 Taxes of 1975 due and payable in 1976. TERMS: Real Estate - $2,500.00 day of Sale, balance on closing. Personal Property - Cash. POSSESSION: Upon closing. REAL ESTATE LOVELY TWO-STORY FRAME HOME ON LARGE WOODED LAKE FRONT LOT Large front yard for entertaining, sunning, badminton, croquet and other lawn games; Sea Wall, Dock and swimming Pier with Sun Deck; covered Porch and Patio areas; large Parking Area; small Lake Acessories/Tool Building; extra large Fa^ I \‘i? v finished in natural Knotty Pine and Window-Walls to lake and wf th lairge ri°or-to-celllng Fireplace equipped with Coach Lights and Heat Vents; beautiful Kitchen with Built-In natural Knotty Pine Cabinets; nice size Utility Room with Built-In Cabinets, Half-Bath down; 4 or 5 Bedrooms up with lots of Closets; large Bath and Built Ins up; all Upstairs finished in natural Knotty Pine. This Lake Home is heated by Jatural Gas Forced Air Heat; Water Heater; Motor Plumbing, and; equipped with lots of Electrical (kitlets and Outside Lighting over Parking, Lawn and good Swimming Beach Areas. BOATS, MOTORS, LAKE/SPORTS ITEMS AND MISCELLANEOUS 17 Ft. Corl Pilgrime Fibreglass Runabout/Ski Boat, 3-Seater with 75 HP Johnson Motor; 16 Ft. Starcraft Aluminum 4-Seater Fishing Boat: Corl 12 Ft. Fibreglass Ashing Boat; nice 10 HP Evinrude Motor; nice Mercury 5.5 HP Motor; rare Evinrude 3 HP Fishing Motor in Deluxe Heavy-Duty Gator Boat Trailer for 20-Footers and larger. Water Skis, some Fishing Equipment, Boat Cushions and Accesories, nice Croquet Set, Water Basket Ball Goa!, full-sue Go-Kart; Bob Sled. Outdoor aluminum Chaise Lounge and Folding Lawn Seating; some Paneling and miscellaneous Hand/Garden Tools. HOUSEHOLD GOODS ' Like new late model Frigidalre Double-Door Refrigerator Electric Range with large Window Oven; like new large Formica and Chrwie Table with 5 Baton ing Upholstered Chrome Chairs Dinette Set; Zenith Console Traditional 2-Door Cabinet; Combination PleyerConsole teautiful 3 Piece Early American Sectional; 2 Maple Fireside Lamp, and; unusual solid hewn Knotty Pine Table with 4 Matching Chairs Set, Knotty nine uove Seat; Knotty Pine Desk. Four Double Beds Complete; Two plete; some Bedding and Linens; Chests; nice sizable authentic Irons Fireplace Outfit; Brass and China Table Lamps; unusual heavy rustic TroiSet; small Bookcase; small 4-orawer Utility Cabinet; Electric niche! writer; Electronic Calculator, and; many Iron Trivets, Cooking Utensils, Fiesta Ware Dishes, some Electrical Appliances, Pictures and Miscellaneous. ANTIQUES Walnut Chest of Drawers with Wooden Drawer Pulls; Oak Chest of Drawers; Chest of Drawers with Matching Framed Beveled Mirror; Oval Framed Beveled Mirror; Rectangle Framed Mirror; Old Iron Bed; Sewing Rocker; Old Wooden Bench; Large Round Coffee Table; old No-810 Wood Letter Trjys; Depression Glass Pieces; Roseville; several unique Crocks, Jars, and Tin Boxes; 5 volumes of Edgar Allen Poe; 78 RPM Playing Records, and; Miscellaneous. AUCTIONEERS: Walter Ueigman, Decatur, Indiana, Phone 219/ 547,-4511 Tom Bauermeister

and Mrs. John Kussmaul and grandson of Mrs. Martha Kussmaul, was a member of the 1975 graduating class at Wawasee high school. An open house for friends and family was held in his honor following the May 18 graduation ceremony. Guests were present from Missouri, Chicago, North Manchester, Angola, Roanoke, New Haven, Huntington, Waterloo and Indianapolis. NEXT WEEK IN THE LAKELAND SCHOOLS Today Wawasee baseball sectional at Goshen Thursday All Day — Wawasee golf - NLC tourney at Tippecanoe Wawasee baseball sectional at Goshen Friday All Day — Wawasee girls state track meet at North Central Wawasee baseball sectional at Goshen Saturday Wawasee — State track meet at Indianapolis x Wawasee baseball sectional at Goshen Monday Last day for kindergarten 7:30 p.m. — Wawasee spring athletes award program

auditorium TuesdayAll Day — Wawasee golf sectional at Churubusco WednesdayHalf day for students Buying land for investment or for retirement Buying land for vacation, retirement or investment purposes may sound alluring, especially in a time of double-dig-it inflation. So alluring, in fact, that thousands of people have become victims of swindlers who capitalize on the attraction of owning land and on people’s willingness to believe. Many people have bought chunks of desert land filled with nothing but sand and rocks; others are owners of lots that are under water most of the year. Still others discover after months of payments on their property that the company has gone bankrupt and they’ve lost everything they put into it. According to the Better Business Bureau, most land development companies are honest. But persons considering buying land, should protect themselves by knowing what to look out for. Study Area The first rule to follow is don’t buy any land unless it has been personally inspected. Study the

area. What’s the climate in various times of the year? aA for and read the property report that’s required by th» department of housing and urban development for any land you’re considering. In most cases interstate land companies must provide you with such a report at least 48 hours before a contract is signed. If possible, have an attorney look at the property report and the proposed sales contract before signing anything. Appreciation Regardless of what the salesperson says land does not necessarily appreciate in value. So when buying for investment purposes, a person should realize that he might get stuck. He may very well have to sell the land for less than he paid for it. It’s also quite possible that there’ll be no resale market when the investor wants to sell. For further help contact the Better Business Bureau or Office of Interstate Land Sales Registration of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Washington, D. C. 20410 and to your state real estate commission. Unstable land means an unstable agriculture.

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