The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 September 1976 — Page 14

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Sept. 8,1976

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John Walker is walking around with a wide tie »slightly out of date) with a tie-clasp with the figures ~1 952. 'John states that is the year of the wide tie. and he just hasn't made the change yet. Otherwise, John is the smart dresser, the debonaire type Bob Dea hl, r 1. claims the boatin worship service people are having an “anchor slippage." He's chiding Rev. Tom Douglas about it. noting that the anchor is not holding. Good reports coming back from youngsters who are college bound, some already situated in thetr new college homes, who are receiving the college subscription of The M-*J It's like a welcome letter from home, several mothers have told us The Bob Marions (of Ben Franklin) are working hard to complete work on their new house on the Syra-Web Road near W HS so they can take a two-week vacation to Florida before returning to mote. . Bobisado-it tourselfer. and is doing some of his own painting —o— A unique business is the Stout Boutique in uptown Syracuse, with Jean Rogers and Bonnie Workman at the helm. They pull customers in from South Bend. Elkhart. Michigan. Wabash and as far away as Kendallville. They gave The Papers Incorporated a real plug when they told us our papers were their only media of advertising “That remark ought to be • worth something,” Bonnie quickly added Another area business doing real well is Fee’s His A“ Iler Shop at North Webster: operated by Tom and Peg and their two kids. Flint is a freshman at LU. — Fort Wayne and Christy in her first year of art at the same place. Sales keep Alice Bemish. their trusty bookkeeper, busy in the office J. Homer Shoop, the banker and bridge and tennis enthusiast, reports seeing Dr. Renee Richards, the tennis notable man-turned-woman. in 1976 at Forest Hills, came into prominence in the recent tennis matches. A judge of tennis ability, Homer calls her “A real pro Jay Peffley. Hub Xnglemeyer. Ray Yoder and Ijirry ( laybaugh are a few of the Syracuse residents who weren't sure which side of the football stadium to sit on Friday night as the Warriors met the Goshen Redskins in Goshen. All three figured as prominent athletes in football and other high school sports m their heyday ih the Maple City If we have it figured right, all three were rooting for the Warriors

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Sherry Keim's Little People Shoppe, in Pickwick Square, will be moving, practically next door, into the recently vacated Mr. Pickwick location. The popular children s store needs more room to expand its quality line of clothing to sizes 714, a range not readily available in this area. Last Thursday. September 2. marked the 30th year that Griffith's Wawasee Marina, on the east shore of Lake W’awasee, has been in business. The delivery truck at the Car Parts Depot, in Wawasee Village, is not distinguishable by any signs on the doors or even a special paint job. but by a big yellow and blue NAPA hat on the roof. Unique, indeed! The Three Flags Drive-In. Wawasee Village, will be closed all day Wednesday, September 15. to allow time for the parking lot to be resurfaced But don’t worry, it will be open again on Thursday. The Douglas family (he's Rev. Tom of Church of God) does a play on the name Douglas Their son, the Rev of South Whitley, is Douglas L Douglas, and his son is Douglas Nathan Douglas The senior Douglases have another son. Rev. Robert W Douglas of Findlay, 0., and a daughter. Gay Lynne Douglas, a student at Fort Wayne Bible college. We’ve been informed that the list of directors of APPLE. INC., as submitted to us for publication last week, was in error, and we were given this list: Officers — Richard Ver Wiebe, president . Donald Byrd and Chet Elder, both vice presidents; and Carol Elder. secretarytreasurer. Other directors are Mrs Mary 1. Mason. Maurice Neibert. Don Runge. Alan Schroeder. Robert Bowen and Martin Dider The newly-formed group has as one of its prime objectives the establishment of sewers around the area lakes. Many local lake residents have expressed concern for conservation and any method of preventing further pollution of our lakes How much physical action have we seen 0 One lake concerned group has put their idle chatter into action. On Sunday. Sept. 12. the Turkey Creek Conservation club has organised a Wawasee Shallows Clean-up Day. They will be using snorkles and boats to collect debris from the shorelines and shallows of Wawasee l.ake. They will assemble and leave from Smittys Boat Livery twice on Sunday, one group will leave at 9am and the second at 1 p m They have asked the public to' join in on the project. Should be interesting to note how many lake residents turn out for this conservation attempt. A wise woman can work as hard as a man and look as pretty as a girl Jerry Herbison. a no-holds-barred critic of various local town boards and other organized groups, last night criticized the Syracuse town board of wanting to "chrome plate” Boston street, and when he heard it would cost over >40.000 to update the street from Huntington street to the

Skinner Ditch bridge — what he called "nearly 40 per cent of the >186.000 (actually. 1186.M7 proposed) budget — he appeared outraged. He said the town board should leave Boston street "rough and bumpy." otherwise they would be making a race track out of it. He. was informed that a considerable amount of the >40.650 for the repair would come from state K (road) and S (street) funds, and if not used they would be lost. "I want to do something for the pedestrians." Herbison added. He asked the board to fix up the town's sidewalks instead of all this street repair, and was informed that this is actually a responsibility of the individual property owner. Herbison is not known for his long walks on the town's sidewalks, but his concern was considered laudable. Syracuse police department reports August activities The Syracuse police department has issued their activities report for the month of August Calls were answered by the department totalling 312. Arrests for the month were 10 traffic arrests, two misdemeanor arrests and three juvenile arrests Warning tickets were issued to 15 persons. Os the 24 dog complaints. 17 dogs were impounded last month. Overtime parking tickets, 60 of them, were issued and one no parking zone given Fire and first aid calls for August numbered 20 and courtesy services were given 72 times by the department Five reports of vandalism were reported and 20 theft reports investigated Stolen property value, estimated at $4,176.95 was reported with $2,090.00 of the property being recovered. One gun permit was issued by the department in August. The estimated amount of accident damage in the 18 accidents investigated was $12,058.50. Regular officers logged 63 overtime hours and reserve officers worked 121 hours. Total miles driven by the police car was 4.170 miles Nonagriculture employment up Nonagricultural employment increased to 1.999.600 in August while unemployment dropped to 114.200. according to preliminaryestimates made by the Indiana Employment Security Division. John F. Coppes. director of the division, said‘today that much of the employment increase came in manufacturing as employees went back to work after plant shutdowns for vacation and model Change-over. Nonmanufacturing employment was down, but only because of the wide spread strike affecting the coal mining industry Mr. Coppes said the reduction in unemployment brought the unadjusted rate down to 4.8 per cent, but the seasonally adjusted rate rose to 5.2 per cent in August from 5.0 per cent in July The adjusted rate for August of last year was 8.5 per cent, he said. Furniture taken from Wawasee Lake cottage Numerous pieces of furniture, including a TV and a police scanner, were taken from the lake cottage of R G Norton of Fort Wayne, located one-fourth mile west of Angler s Cove Tavern, r 3 Syracuse The furniture, valued at more than S6OO. was apparently taken sometime Wednesday night or Thursday morning, but discovered missing Saturday, Sept 4 BOOKED FOR FAILURE TO APPEAR IN COURT A North Webster man was booked at the county jail Friday on a body attachment warrant for failure to appear in county court Donald Black. 43. was released’on his ow n recognizance to appear later in court.

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