The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 May 1976 — Page 5
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It’s always a thrill to see a group of proud faces of youngsters who are graduating, to say nothing of the proud faces rs- their parents.
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And this was no exception Sunday afternoon as some 238 young folks stepped forward to receive diplomas of graduation at Wawasee high school. It was a perfect day to bring out a record crowd of parents, relatives and friends Lola and Bill Pinney were in New Orleans. La., from May 17 to 21 for a convention of agents for Merle Norman Cosmetics, a product Lola handles in her Rose Garden Beauty Salon in Pickwick Place. Aside from a stay at the
famous Fairmont Hotel and the usual tour of this fabled city, they had their pictures taken with 18-year-old Annelist? Illschenko. who holds the title of “Miss World-USA.” Never one to suppress his sense of humor, Warsaw Mayor Dale Tucker was making the rounds of the new Kosciusko Community hospital with Governor Bowen in a private showing of the facility at noon Sunday when they came across a large "No Smoking" sign. Tucker looked at it. then said. “I’ll drink to that!"
Early on. the Lakeland school board announced a policy that promotions would be made among existing personnel ‘Whenever possible. This has not always been adhered to. But now comes up the vacancy on the basketball coaching staff of Bob Headv who is leaving for a similar post at Shenandoah high school in the Northwest School Corporation at Middletown, after three years at WHS. There's an effort among friends of Jerry Lambert to have him named to the post. Jerry has been assistant coach at WHS and has done a good job. those who follow the game closely contend. We’re for Jerry having a crack at the job, if he wants it. Jack Wells and “Short” McCormick are pushing the Sunday breakfast (10:30 till 1) at South Shore golf pavilion, sponsored bySyracuse Lake Ass'n. Jack says “anybody and everybody is invited.” The breakfast is free, but donations are cheerfully accepted. The money is to be used to further the study by Purdue U. on the local lake situation, now underway. Besides these two. who are directors, are Jim Butts, director: Clair Mohler, president of the group: Mrs. Frank Putt, secretary-treasurer. State trooper Will Lows of Greenfield. Ind., escort for Gov Bowen when he came to Warsaw to dedicate the new KCH hospital, confirmed that the governor is disappointed about the failure of traffic accidents to subside with the crackdown on speeding on Indiana roads But he confirmed that more and more accidents — and deaths — are occuring on county roads.
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Lows said he was in school in Milan in 1954 when that School's team won the state basketball tournament. Lenore Schacht McCarty has sold her Cromwell liquor store to the Paul Slagels. Jerry Waikel, a state trooper for the past 20 years, retired May 17 and plans to sell his North Webster home and move to Laramie, Wyoming. He has been a trooper in this area since 1959 and is well known in Kosciusko county. At the present he is helping an old friend and former trooper J. D. Geiger wire a produce stand Geiger is opening south of North Webster. At Monday night's WHS athletic recognition night, principal Henry Smith received a host of large, attractive trophies on behalf of the school from the several sports departments. He said someone ribbed him that they would give him more trophies than he could carry off the stage this year. Smith added. "They pay me to never let students get ahead of me." and thereupon had the curtain pulled back where he had a wheelbarrow concealed. He filled the wheelbarrow and proudly went off stage with the entire lot J More people are eating breakfast out. according to Trendex, and local restaurants are featuring a breakfast menu, we learn. One such is the Kale Island Beacon with what some who have partaken call a “super" breakfast Along this same line, a lot of people are eating late, par-
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ticularly on Friday and Saturday nights. You'd be surprised at the midnight crowds some restaurants have. The "new” Sleepy Owl is planning to capture some of this business with its midnight breakfast. Rumor has it that a Wawasee Village business is about to relocate within the village. Leroy Sweatland and Doyle Butler, at Syracuse Traveler, are adding a 20 x 75 front to their building, on the way to developing a complete lawn and garden supply center. Hub (Carl) Wilkinson has accepted pastorates at Wolflake and Kimmell starting June 1. Announcement comes this week of the opening of The Enchanted Hills Playhouse on June 16 with the play Oklahoma. The Camp Fire Girls here are planning a bake sale at the scout cabin starting at 9 am. this Saturday. Wonder how many persons participated in the stay-at-home night this past week, an event by the local concerned citizens drug education committee of the Lakeland area?! Wonder how many persons participated in the stay-at-home night this past week, an event by the local concerned citizens drug education committee of the Lakeland area?! Former residents of Syracuse. Tom and Sue McClintic, now of 9444 Pearlwood Rd., Santee. Calif., arrived in Syracuse Saturday. May 22. for a week's visit with Tom’s parents the Bob McClintics. Accompanying them were their two children Robbie, eight, and Sherry, four. Tom is working in Santee as a salesman for Sears. Roebuck and Co. Tom said they were in such a hurry to get to Syracuse that they left California Wednesday. May--19. and drove 28 hours before stopping in Saint Louis. TRANSPOLAR FLIGHT The first regular transpolar air service between Los Angeles and northern Europe was established Nov. 15,1954, by Scandinavian Airlines.
Wed.. May 26.1976 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL
Remonstrators at Thursday meetings
A large crowd attended the board of zoning appeals meeting last Thursday night at town hall, most being remonstrators to several variances requested. A variance with stipulations was granted Hubert and Jacqueline Dunithan and W. K. Smith to permit light industrial purposes for upholsteryfabricating. The request was on property located south of Syracuse on Indiana 13 a short distance south of South Shore Golf club. Dunithan is owner of a North W’ebster business in manufacturing and sales and stated he planned to move his entire business to the former Al’s Plaza Marina if his variance request was granted. The larger part of his business is cutting and sewing and 17 persons are currently employed. Among numerous restrictions listed were proper storing of boats brought to the business for upholstering, a privacy fence be constructed between the buildings to obstruct view of the boats and no boats shall be stored outside for a period to exceed two weeks.
The zoning of roadside business did not change with the grant permit, according to BZA at-
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torney Robert Reed, and the variance is only good as long as the Dunithans continue to operate H & H at that location. Dennis Ringler withdrew his previous request for a variance to cut up and sell junk car parts on 3,43 acres of land on countryroad 1050 north when it was discovered that some 14 neighbors were opposed to the variance and appeared at the meeting to ask denial. Leo and Bonita Curry were denied a variance request to place a mobile home on Papakeechie Lake. Several lake property owners objected, not wanting mobile homes in the area which would lower property value of surrounding homes. One property owner and secretary of the lake association noted no more mobile homes were to be placed at the lake according to association by-laws. Curry said he was unaware of the restriction and wished the individual who sold him the lot had told him of the by-law restriction. A variance was granted to Harold and Pearl Hazenfield to construct a carport closer to the lot line than allowed under the zoning ordinance.
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