The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 January 1977 — Page 3

REMEMBER WHEN EX IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE

1 YEAR AGO, JAN. 14, 1976 Former Syracusean, Steven M. Runge. 26, passed the Ohio State bar and was swam in in November of 1975. He became associated with the Kolb law firm in Franklin, Ohio, in September of 1975 and became a partner in the firm, now Kolb and Runge, on January 1 of this year.

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The Tam Pattersons are joyed with their newborn daughter, Shanna Kay, and being a Bicentennial baby in that she was born in the first month, the seventh day, of ’7B, therefore 1-7-76. A bit unusual in figuring, but there it is. The Wawasee high school Future Farmers of America livestock judging team competed in the Indiana Duroc Association judging contest last Saturday at Marion with Kevin Coy winning the high individual honors. S YEARS AGO. JAN. 12,1972 The children of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Welty of r 2 Syracuse honored their parents at a surprise 25th wedding anniversary celebration on Sunday afternoon, January 2, at the Turkey Creek Conservation clubhouse on the east side of Lake Wawasee. The couple was united in marriage on January 1, 1947 at Leo. The adult board of directors of the Lakeland Youth Center located at Syracuse held a year end meeting at which time Donald Deck, president, introduced the following area couples to serve three year terms: Col. and Mrs. Joseph Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lemberg and Mr. and Mrs. Mike llmhaugh Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Laudeman of Urbana# plan to build a new home on North Shore Drive. Syracuse, on a lakefront lot they recently purchased from the Hoy estate. IS YEARS AGO. JAN. 11,1967 Fifteen'ioaded freight cars of a 51-car eastbound B A O Railroad freight train were wrecked on the company's main line at Syracuse

early this mourning. The accident occurred at about 4 am. according to trainmaster H. K. Picklesimer. Townsmen Donald (Pee Wee and Wilbur (Butch) Niles, brothers and local contractors, said the wreck is “the worst we ve ever seen here. Marriages: Miss Nancy Lou Plank and Richard L. Coy, married December 23 and Miss Bonnie Lou Reidenback of Martie and Jerry Davis married on December 3. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kern in of r 1 Syracuse are the parents of a daughter, Deborah Ann, born on Thursday, Jan. 5, in the Goshen hospital. She tipped the scales at five pounds, 15 ounces. 26 YEARS AGO, JAN. 29,1957 Mr. and Mrs. Max Kleinknight, whose son was born January 5 at 9:45 pm. C.S.T. at the Goshen hospital were the first parents to register in the Baby Contest of the Journal sponsored by local merchants. Joseph Lynn Kleinknight has won for his parents and himself many gifts to be used now and in the future. Members of the Syracuse Plan Commission reelected all officers to continue duties during 1967 at its last meeting held in the home of Dr. Fred Clark. President is Dr. Clark; vicepresident, Ray Frevert and secretary, Mrs. Annabelle Coil. Elmer Stucky was reappointed to the commission for a four year term. Other members of the commission are Joseph R. Bushong, John Weatherhead and town board members J. Barton Cox, Harry Nicolai and Harry L. Coy. Mrs. Lucy Kegg left by plane Monday morning for Miami. Fla., arriving there in early afternoon. She will be the guest of Mr and Mrs George Snyd-r. owners-publishers of the Syracuse Journal when the Journal quarters were on the second floor of the Connolly building.

35 YEARS AGO, JAN. 14,1932 It is understood that 1931 wifi go down as a year of depression, but even with the depression, at least 6100,000 was invested in new buildings ground Lake Wawasee and Syracuse Lake (hiring the past year. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hinderer celebrated the 50th anniversary of their wedding, in their home in Syracuse, Friday, Jan. 8, 1932. They had been married January 8, 1882 in Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Miller are announcing the birth of their daughter, Opal Joan, on Saturday, Jan. 9. Dr. Urbana Spink and Mrs. Arthur Buddy of Indianapolis sprat several days at the SpinkWawasee last week, returning to Indianapolis Monday. John Mellinger's head and body were bruised and cut when bis model “T” Ford turned over on the Syracuse-North Webster road, between the Hess farm and Blanchard’s, Saturday afternoon.

RIAL MENU THURSDAY, JAN. 13 Juice, beef Stroganoff, noodles, pears. Harvard beets, rye bread, margarine, milk, tea, coffee FRIDAY, JAN. 14 BIRTHDAY DAY - Juice, breaded pork pattie, sweet potatoes, broccoli, corn bread, margarine, birthday cake, milk, tea, coffee MONDAY, JAN. 17 Juice, breaded veal, creamed corn, perfection salad, apple sauce cake, whole wheat bread, margarine, milk, tea, coffee • - i TUESDAY, JAN. 18 Juice, ham and bean stew, cole slaw, corn bread, margarine, cookie, milk, tea, coffee WEDNESDAY, JAN. 19 Double barbecued chicken, potato salad, buttered spinach, bread, margarine, peaches, milk, tea, coffee December report given by Jordan Milford Town Marshal Melvin Jordan has released the following report for the month of December: Calls answered by the department 92 Warnings 1 Accidents investigated 7 Dogcalls 8 Burglar alarms 1 Funerals 2 Thefts 1 Miscellaneous calls 74 Jordan drove a total of 1692 miles while working 441.25 hours and relief officer Bob Wood drove 130 miles while working 28 hours.

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'Gator' to open at Pickwick

Burt Reynolds, who currently appears as a moonshiner in “Gator,” is one of the busiest stars in Hollywood, and his wearing of two hats in “Gator” is a challenge he really relishes. Since “The Longest Yard” —a true original about sports-in-prison — Burt has made a nonstop string of movies. In “W. W. and The Dixie Dancekings” be played a brash rural-South spellbinder who crashes the Grand Ole Opry. Immediately thereafter Burt donned white tie and tails to ring and dance — another first — with Cybill Shepherd in Peter Bogdanovich’s salute to Cole Porter and Ernst Lubitsch, “At Long Last Love.” Next Burt teamed with France’s top screen actress, Catherine Deneuve, to play an honest cop affiliated with MiddleAmerica hangups about his affair with a prostitute. Then Burt flew to the Guaymas-Mexico City locations of “Lucky Lady" with Liza Minelli and Gene Hackman, and almost immediately left for _Georgia to do “Gator”. Indeed, be has scarcely paused since “Deliverance” translated a competent actor into a superstar. Besides “White Lightning” he starred in “Shamus,” “Fuzz” and “The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing.”

Hunter safety classes to begin Feb. 1

According to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, many states, as many as 26, have now made it mandatory that all hunters pass a hunter’s safety program and be duly certified to hunt within their state boundaries. Many area Jennifer Siri slides into pole ' Jennifer A. Siri, 16, of Syracuse, received a severe Mow to her nose during an accident Friday, when she lost control of her car and slid on icy roads into a telephone pole on the Epworth Forest Road, north of North weoster. Miss Siri was northbound when the mishap occurred. A total of 82,500 damages were estimated to the auto and 850 to the pole.

OPENS FRIDAY — Burt Reynolds stars in the title role of “Ga«u*,” United Artists release opening Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Pickwick Theatre. He plays an ex-moonshiner undercover agent in the adventure film which was produced by Jules V. Levy and Arthur Gardner. Reynolds directed the picture which was written by William Norton.

Burt meanwhile discovered he had a unique rapport with

hunters who had previously scheduled hunting trips to western states have been forced to cancel their plans due to the lack of qualifications. Indiana currently does not require such a certificate to hunt, but will undoubtedly follow the trend within the next five to 10 years. Therefore, in an attempt to educate and keep the hunting in this area safe and enjoyable for ail, the Turkey Creek Conservation Club will again sponsor the hunter safety program beginning on February 1, at 7:30 pm. in the clubhouse on the east ride of Lake Wawasee. The classes will run from a minimum of eight hours to a maximum of 12 hours before a student is qualified. The age requirement is 12 years and older. The classes are open to both men and women.

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An examination, mpch like the present driver’s test/ will be given to all students. Upon passing the course, the hunter is given a brilliant orange patch indicating that he or she knows the rules, hazards and make-up of firearms, traps, archery equipment and hunting in general. The instructors will be Jack Zimmerman, Randy Mast and Phil Moore, all conservation club members who have been certified by the state of Indiana as instructors. For more information and registration contact Jack Zimmerman. TAX UPHELD The United States Supreme Court on Jan. 24, 1916, ruled the income tax law to be constitutional.

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screen. (He of course had starred in filmed television before scoring in motion pictures, having been a regular on “Gunsmoke,” then the star of his own series, “Hawk” and “Dun August.”) Burt’s ad libs as guest and host on the Johnny Carson Tonight Show prompted NBC to contract for six specials of “The Burt Reynolds Late Show,” filmed in London and in various American locales a few seasons back. Burt has continued to guest on Carson as well as other top talk shows. His Burt Reynolds Productions also showcased a Wayne Newton Special. “Gator,” a United Artists release, was produced by Jules V. Levy and Arthur Gardner and the original screenplay was written by William Norton. Jerry Reed, Lauren Hutton, Jaok Weston and Alice Ghostley costar.

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