The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 November 1976 — Page 16

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Nov. 24.1976

AROUND y j Betty Brammer, home from a Grecian cruise and a brief stint in the Anderson hospital, has told friends she plans to move back to Muncie, her home before coning to Syracuse. She will spend the summer months in the apartment of her Lake Wawasee home and nine months of the year in Muncie. New grandpa Jack Vanderford informs us that the correct spelling of his new granddaughter is Aimee Marie, born to daughter Ann, a week ago. A town hall employee who attended SWAP Day at WHS last Thursday found her typing wanting, and concluded, “I don’t want this to get back to the town board,” a comment which board member Darrell Grisamer w erhea rd Week end weather conditions could have accounted some for slightly slow traffic at the open house in the big. new Harris funeral home, south of town. However, Harris said they were well received and persons were pleased to see the new facilities Jeff Wells was handed his bachelor of science degree at TriState university at Angola Saturday. following brief remarks by Governor Otis R. Bowen, then went to work Monday morning in the mortgage department of the Slate Bank of Syracuse. Jeff is single, handsome and lives with his parents. Mr and Mrs Jack Wells, at 212 South Lake street, Syracuse, and majored in business and finance at Tn-Slate He s a 1971 WHS grad. Larry Kinsey is our kind of guy: he’s been off the weed for four weeks and it looks like he has kicked the habit. He claims to have used the new “water pic” method of four 2week steps Now, he says, he has to work on an expanding waistline And now comes word that Rose Willits has a dog that flunked the obedience school being given at Lakeland Youth Center. f Rose's only comment is: “I don't want to talk about it.” Keith Marlin, who works with his dad in the meat processing business, is likely to be the new butcher at Connolly*s Grocery and Market in uptown Syracuse, according to new owner Kent Doty. Little known facts: Chuck and Betty Myers. 300 S Front street. Syracuse, have purchased a condo in the Santa Barbara. Calif., area, and plan to spend a part of each year on the west coast

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Chuck's association with the C. S. Myers Ford Agency will continue, but he will also accept responsibilities with a churchaffiliated college in its estate endowment program. A noteworthy birthday celebration for one of Syracuse's oldest residents will be November 25. Falling on Thanksgiving this year will be the 92d birthday of Arnold Pfingst, 16 North Shore Dr., Syracuse. Mr. Pfingst’s only comment about this event is that Rev. Phil Frew, minister of the Syracuse Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church, shares the same birthday date. Lakeland residents are reminded to take a few hours Sunday. Dec. 5. and enjoy the Wawasee-Syracuse Garden club's Bell Walk tour of five seasonally decorated Syracuse homes The tour will be from 1-5 p.m. and tickets may be purchased from any Garden club member or at the Pickwick Place, uptown Syracuse Do you belong to Weight Watchers and seem to lose a pound? If so. you’ll be interested in this story. Don Deaton, r 2 Silver Lake, is owner and president of Micon Laboratories. Inc., 320 North McKinley street, Warsaw. He also has a weight problem. Don weighed 485 pounds a few months ago. And when he fell and injured his legs, he was hospitalized briefly at Kosciusko Community hospital. The folks there put him on crutches and talked to him about his weight. They got to Don and he went on their prescribed diet. Deaton eats his lunch and dinner at the hospital now. and it shows On Monday of this week he ‘ reported he had lost 85 pounds. "That’s not bad.” he chuckles, “but 1 have 200 more pounds to lose. I want to get down to 200 pounds.” He says his top weight was 495 pounds and attributes ail of it to “simply overeating ” He told how he finished his evening meal most nights, then ate a pound erf cheese, a pound of cold meat, a quart of ice cream and a dish pan of popcorn. Compared to that, those skimpy meat patties at the hospital look mighty small, be admits. Gals of the firemen s auxiliary outdid themselves again with all their baked goodies, bazaar items, and the like, on Saturday, and proceeds will go to the firemen for needed items and equipment June Penick informed us the auxiliary has also taken on another community effort with the acquisition of 25 area children whose families are on welfare, in hopes of sharing Christmas with the youths. Currently being accepted at the dispatcher's office are good toys, new clothing, canned goods, candies, etc. and all contributions will be delivered the week before Christmas A fund raising effort has been enacted for the family of Danny Jones of Syracuse. Danny’s oldest son. Danny, seven, has been hospitalized for over five weeks in the Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne with two inoperable brain tumors. Young Danny's medical expenses have mounted very quickly, plus there are three younger children in the family Interested local Syracuse residents are presently searching for help from local organizations

and citizens. Jim Caskey, president of the State Bank of Syracuse, has agreed to cooperate with the fund raising efforts and has established an account for any monies collected. Anyone who would like to help may send donations to the State Bank of Syracuse, in care of the Danny Jones Fund. GRADUATES — Airman Douglas D. Pollock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Pollock of r 4 Syracuse, has graduated at Sheppard AFB. Texas, from the US Air Force technical training course for aircraft maintenance specialists. Airman Pollock, who *ai trained to maintain, repair and service aircraft currently in use by the air force, is being assigned to Mac Dill AFB. Fla., for duty with a unit of the tactical air command. Completion of the course enables the airman to receive academic credits through the community college of the air force. Airman Pollock is a 197$ graduate of Wawasee high school. Autos collide on County Line rood Cars driven by Evelyn Joan Hann. 48. Goshen, and Dale Butt. 52. r 4 Syracuse, collided at the intersection of the ElkhartKosciusko County Line Rd and W E Long Dr., in Syracuse on Sunday morning Damages incurred were $450 to the Hann car and SBOO to the Butt vehicle w a ¥ ’b WITH PRINTING FIRM — White .Arts. Inc., one of Indiana's leading printing firms, announced the addition of Michael Yoder to its management team. He will be credit and investment manager for both the Indianapolis and Spencer operations of White Arts. Mr. Yoder obtained his MBA in finance from Indiana university and his AB from Ball State university at Muncie. He was formerly a corporate banking officer, dealing with major central Indiana businesses. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yoder of Elkhart, formerly of Goshen. Michael graduated from Goshen high school where be excelled in sports, particularly track. Mr. Yoder is married to the farmer Jane Elaine Baumgartner of Milford.

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