The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 July 1976 — Page 18

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., July 28,1976

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BL* '*3 j*T/*. « Who says we can’t catch big fish around here*’ Kevin Blade has proved otherwise. Kevin, the 12-vear-old son of Mr. ant) Mrs. l-arr> Blade, r 1 Syracuse. pulled in this six-pound bass at about 7 a m Saturday when he was fishing on Syracuse lutke with his grandfather. Earl Hirons. of Muncie, using a sixpound line and a rubber worm. He quickly entered it in a fish contest sponsored by an Indianapolis newspaper Ed Caskey, custodian at the Sjracusy elementary and junior high school, reminds us that Julv 20 is a red letter day in our nation. It marked the 7th anniversary of Veil Armstrong's setting foot on the moon and the dav the Viking landed on Mars He quick lyradds that it was also his 62d birthday Eormer President Harry S. Truman said the only things worth learning are the things you learn after you know it all. Fortner Turkey Creek town ship trustee Joe Shewmon. when reminded that Gov Jimmy Carter said he will not tell the American people a he if elected President, said. 'All politicians tell lies of one sort or another When reminded that he was a politician as township trustee, he owned that "even they tell little lies — little white lies “ The Syracuse Development Corp is trying something new to get occupants for the Pickwick Place room recently vacated by Steve Keim The new approach is to fill the room with 14 departments of arts and cfafts. to open within the month Lola ‘Mrs. Hill> Pinney is in charge of the search for new tenants, and can fill anyone in on details as desired. Sidewalk Day's shoppers, in uptown Syracuse, were serenaded as well as revitalized by stereophonic music last week, courtesy of Curtis TV . and Appliance

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Store manager Jerry Claybaugh put speakers outside of the store and delighted the crowd with a continuous variety of melodious works. The employees at Das Keller were thrust into an unexpected bout with water, just before closing Saturday evening, when a sink in the men’s restroom, either by itself or with some assistance, “fell” off of the wall. Look for the local post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. No. 1342. to change its home sometime in September. The post now meets in a building in Wawasee Village (west side of road 13) which it rents The 30 by 60 building the post purchased on Chicago avenue was formerly owned by the late Harry Nicolai and was purchased from Mrs. Nicolai. Leonard Greer's new name for Jack Mason: "Mr. Wetlands." When Mason heard about his new name, he smiled a broad smile of acceptance. Gayle Sriver is the svelte, tanned, colored-glasses-on-top-of the-head. purse-over-the-shoulder distfict license branch supervisor who calls at the Syracuse license branch and provides some light moments She is from South Bend, former St. Joseph county Republican chairwoman, and personal friend of Governor Otis R. Bowen. Her jurisdiction also includes Kosciusko and Marshall counties. License branch manager Jack Vanderford leans back in his swivel chair, casts eyes toward the ceiling, and appears to be saying. "What a boss to have” Local GOP .stalwarts are baffled over Governor Ronald Regan's move to name Pennsylvania . Senator Richard Schweiker as his prospective running male .. . don't know what it means It must be understood that these locals are all conservative* They're waiting to see what President Ford does now. Wow. that was a close one." said Dale Brannock, r 4 Syracuse and general ma'nager of Goshen Sporting Goods Drtvtag U> work Saturday a beer bottle, thrown from a passing vehicle, struck his windshield on road 33 a half mile north of Benton. Two well known vigorous men have been seen around the Syracuse community, considerably slowed down They are Gaylord Jones and Ted Auer. Jones recently underwent leg surgery at Mayo Clinic at Rochester. Minn., and is getting around with the aid of a cane and-or a walker. Auer, plant manager at Vega, was stricken with a strangulated hernia while tounng the Coleman / plant at Wichita. Kans . on June 7 29. and underwent immediate operation at the St Francis hospital We're wishing speedy recovery for both of them It being fair times, many may remember our Dean Grady was the state potato king m 1951. having produced more potatoes on one acre than any other person m the state Dean, and wife. Eleanor, live south of Syracuse on Indiana 13 and he was listed in an article, in last Sunday's Michiana section of the South Bend Tribune. North Shire drive of Syracuse Lake has undoubtedly > number of artists according'colorful mailboxes along its drive Ail that remained Monday morning to remind local merchants of a successful* four days of sales last week, were sand bags along East Main, used in weighting the big tent where many festivities took place.

The bags, donated by C & J Construction, were removed by the firm early Tuesday morning. Several new paintings of Pickwick Place are in the making, according to work being done Tuesday, as Ginny (Mrs. Ronald) Kramer and Betty (Mrs. Harry) Appenzeller were seen sketching and painting and putting their talents to work. Mrs Grover Smith of r 2 Syracuse called this week to inquire of the blooming stage of Magnolia trees. Seems she has two coming in bloom NOW! Isn’t this a bit unusual? We know not of the trees blooming times except spring, nor of care-can someone lend some information regarding same'’ Local high school youth from the Sounds of Hope Tour have returned with tales to tell. David Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Stewart, near Dewart Lake has roommate troubles David and his standing roommate got along fine, but with different accommodations the pair became a trio with the addition of another boy. The third boy did not take a shower for five days during thehot weather and finally David and his 'standing roommate devised a plan of action. They turned on the water and dashed to capture the fellow, but he escaped. Later, the two had a chat with the guy and requested that he bathe He complied with the request, taking two showers in one night and all was well —for a while. Feeling that his quota had been met for awhile, the third wheel did not take another shower for the next four days, much to David and his roommate's dismay. Other area youths who made the Sounds of Hope trip are Diane Rittman. Francis Bieber. Terry Bowers. Sharmane (Sherry) Young. Bruce Clark. Sheri Long and Tom Leonard Marise's. in Wawasee Village, is taking on a new look —a peaked roof to replace the original fiat one. Owner Gene Smith must, have finally tired of shoveling snow off the roof during the winter A new sports shop will be opening in the Village in the near future. This is the speech Ken Harkless didn’t get delivered at the unveiling at the bank on Friday: ’ "The Harkless Historical Series consists of these six paintings along with the six hanging in the Wawasee Village Branch. .Also included are a bust of a Founding Father. Samuel Crosson, a composite of early Syracuse Businessmen and a mural of Early Syracuse Industries and Products. The series comprises an historical account of Syracuse. Indiana. It was given to the community by Ken Harkless. the artist, with the State Bank of Syracuse the designated Trustee. It is with great pride and sincere thanks that the Community of Syracuse accepts this fine collection of historical information." Rain impedes vision and accident results Charles Raney. 49. of Syracuse, driving a 1956 Cadillac, struck a 1971 Ford broadside driven by Henry Biller. 82. of Milford on Wednesday. July 21 Biller attempted to make a left hand turn off SR 13 onto Linwood dnve near Hire’s Electric south of Syracuse Due to the poor visibility in the driving rain. Biller did not see Raney's Cadillac approaching from the apposite direction Raney was unable to avoid the collision. Damage to both autos was S2OO each

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