The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 July 1975 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. July 2.1975

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Lfl f’ 1 " A banner girls ■K- XBImH * ■Or 'G • vyM wCtVjMI * ' Wf%' ’ ■ 1 1111 Ju> PATRIOTIC FLOAT — Stephanie Fisher and her sister. Shelly, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Fisher of Warsaw, rode down the Cutie Parade route last Wednesday night on this patriotic float.

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1 YEAR AGO. JVLY X 1974 Billy G Little has been elected president of the Lakeland school board; John F Kroh. vice president;, with the following re elected. Floyd Baker, secretary. and Marion Lantz, treasurer. Mrs. Philip Fawiey. recording secretary, arid Robert Reed, attorney Richard K Miller. 60, passed away Saturday at Saint Mary's hospital in Rochester. Minn . and Dr Herschell R Coll. 77. died Friday at the Americana nursing home. Elkhart The first opportunity thrs summer for local children to attend a performance at the Enchanted Hills Playhouse will be on July 13 with A. A Milne s favorite. "Winnie the Pooh " As a "thank you" to Eli Lilly, well-known Lake Wawasee and Indianapolis resident for his interest and dedication to the Lake Wawasee area and greater Syracuse community and in tribute to his documentation of historical data in his book. Early Wawasee Days, a si 1 ver tray was presented him last week by a number of area persons 5 YEARS AGO. JVLY 1. !«• The Lakeland School board unanimously adopted a 60-cent cumulative building fund at its meeting last night. the fund to be 4 used to support a proposed building and remodeling program and to last for a 5-year period Plans are being completed for another week of activities at Syracuse when the 11th annual police and firemen's fair gets HURRICANE The Only Author ited .Area Outlet MACY'S Lake Wawasee Tippecanoe Lake Region Slutiagev — Lol* — Homes ■ I Geo. Paton I REALTOR g||l Lake Tipp«*now — LreAbwrg

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underway next week. The annual Father’s Day Flotilla, after a delay of a week due to inclement weather, was performed on Lake Wawasee on Sunday Angela Lee was bom Sunday to the Jerry Kirkdorfers of Chanute Field air base. Tracy Lynn was bom to lieutenant and Mrs. Richard Jones of Bums. Ore.; and a daughter was bom June 26 to Mr and Mrs. Clifford Wogoman 4 IS YEARS AGO. JVLY 7.1M5 Rev Carl H Satre will begin his pastoral at Messiah Lutheran church. Fort Wayne, on August 16 Robert L. Slavens has been named principal of Syracuse high school and replaces Milton Brice who will be teaching science and mathmatics. "Many thousands’* viewed the annual fireworks here according to Tom Prickett, president of the Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce Mr and Mrs. O Neal Rodgers announce the marriage of their daughter. Anita Catherine, to W James Berkey of Goshen on March 20 in Chicago 2* YEARS AGO. JVLY 7.1»5 Investigation continues int 6 a report of gypsies fleecing Ed Henwood. 82. of North Webster out of 815.890 from an envelope he was carrying at home on Tuesday afternoon Mr and Mrs. Lee Fischer have purchased the north five acres of Hunnicutt Amusement Park south of Syracuse and plan to add to the existing playground facilities. Announcement is made of the birth on July 2 of Kittridge. seven pounds and 13 ounces, in Memphis. Tenn . to Mr and Mrs. Gerald Gregory of Anderson Mrs Gregory is the former Diane Warren of Syracuse Mr and Mrs Harry Porter of Elizabethtown. 111. and formerlyowners of the> Journal, visited here Friday with Mrs A. W Francis. Ri>scoe Howard and the Charles Krohs 45 YEARS AGO. JVLY 18.1« M No license and undersized fish caused four fisherman justice of

the peace fines this week. Announcement is made today of the marriage of Bessie Bradie. Niles. Mich., to Hinton Bushong of Syracuse in South Bend on July 3. Headlines: Crows Visit Two Lakes for Holiday, and This Fourth Biggest in Years, Local Business People Report. Mrs. Ben Schaefer is president of the South Shore Bridge club; Mrs. Ed Newmeyer, vice president; Mrs. H. H. Rogers, secretary-treasurer Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Patterson of Fort Wayne and Mrs. Ida Patterson. Goshen, were holiday guests of the Joe Rapps Sam Huffer paid a total fine of 8276.90 last week following a raid on his cottage at Papakeechie where he was charged with possession and sale of liquor.

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Little re-elected president of board

Bill Little of Milford was reetected president of the Lakeland school board last night (Tuesday) during the board's annual rear ganizational meeting. Floyd Baker was re-elected as secretary and John F. Kroh was re-elected vice president. Kroh. Baker and James Fry all took their oath of office administered by attorney Robert Reed as they began new four year terms. Board members also set the stated meeting night for the second Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. in the administrative of-

fices. Its first stated meeting of the new year will be held on Tuesday. July 8. Marion (Bud) Lantz was reappointed as corporation treasurer. Mrs. Philip (Evelyn) Fawiey was re-appointed recording secretary and Reed was re-appointed as attorney. The bond was set for 850.000 for the treasurer. Approval was given of a supplemental contract for Dorothy McPhearson. supervisor of the summer migrant program. This year's program is being held at the Day Care center in Syracuse

with other workers being hired under the Manpower program. Hire Relations Man Board members accepted the recommendation of superintendent Don H. Anrold to hire Stanley Grabowicz for the newly created position of public personnel relations at Wawasee high school. He will be assisting principal Henry Smith and will report directly to Smith. Grabowicz was a teacher and counselor at Wawasee Prep. Also hired for the 1975-76 school year was Dianne Elliott for primary special education at Syracuse. Arnold told the board David McGrew is working with Manpower in surveying the area for aclult education. If there is a response and a need classes will be considered for persons over 16

years of age as needed. An offer was accepted to purchase a lot. 38. in Warners second addition at North Webster for 85,000. This leaves only one property in the area which has not been purchased for school expansion at North Webster. Fire department answers call to drive-in ■% The Syracuse fire department was called to the Three Flags drive in. south of Syracuse, over the week end for a trash fire. The fire had been thought to have been out but started up again. They put out the fire and advised that it should be watched.

Four members of family are injured in crash A single car crash Saturday southeast of Syracuse on old SR 8 resulted in minor injuries for four members of the Lehker family. Kathleen, 35, Michael, nine, Thanas, seven and Katherine, one. were treated and released at Goshen hospital for their injuries received when their driver, John N. Lehker struck a tree as he was traveling north on the state road. He reported to Kosciusko county police patrolman Thomas Kitch that he was blinded by the lights of an oncoming auto causing him to lose control of his vehicle. Damage was set at 8400 to the vehicle.