The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 May 1977 — Page 17

Brademas calls for White House Conference on Aging in 198 1

WASHINGTON. D C - Congressman John Brademas introduced legislation recently calling for a White House Conference on Aging in 1981.

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“We have made significant advances in recent years on behalf of older Americans, but we have far to go before the economic and social equity of ou r

senior citizens is ensured.” Brademas said. “The White House Conference on Aging will provide a focus through which we can affirm our commitment to this most deserving segment of our population." The measure introduced by Brademas authorizing the presidenf to call a White House Conference on Aging in 1981 provides adequate time for i planning and the convening of state conferences on aging prior to the national meeting. The bill mandates the : ■ development of recommendations and plans to meet the needs of older people through a joint effort among the federal government, the states and individuals Previous White House Conferences on Aging were held in 1961 and 1971. “We are challenged to improve the well-being for the elderly." Brademas said. “For indeed we have much to do — in health care, employment, housing and social services —before the rich promise of American life is available to all our older citizens “ Brademas is chairman of the subcommittee on select 1 education which has responsibility for major legislation in the house of representatives dealing with the elderly Kosciusko County Historical Museum opening May 15 The Kosciusko County Histoneal Museum at Oswego will be opening for the season at one Sunday afternoon. May 15 The hours are from one to five each day - The museum is staffed by volunteers and is open to the general public Then£ is no admittance charge There are many new exhibits on display with items of interest for all ages Milford woman in accident Mrs Lloyd Helen' Mynhier. 57. Milford, and Willodean C. Kmcaide. 776..806 South Buffalo St . Warsaw, were involved in an accident in Warsaw at 4:55 p.m last Friday Both drivers told City Patrolman Larry Engle they did not see each other before the crash The accident occurred when The Kmcaide auto, westbound on Wmona Ave . attempted to turn lleft into a parking place The eastbound Mynhier vehicle iskitted some 45 feet before the crash Damage was estimated at $350 to each of the autos.

REMEMBER WHEN IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE

1 YEAR AGO. MAY 12. 1976 The destiny of the community of Syracuse — indeed, or TurkeyCreek Township — as some of its .more active citizens see it. came in for a close scruniiy at what turned out to be an old-fashioned town hall meeting last Thursday evening. The meeting was held in the commons of Wawasee High School and drew over 100 interested citizens from the entire township The Senior Mothers Club of Syracuse hosted the Intermediate. Junior and Primary Mothers Club at a Bicentennial spring party last Monday evening at the high school cafeteria with 77 in attendance Announcement has been made of the sale of the Sleepy Owl Tavern, located on road 13 south of Syracuse, by Stanley Harper, owner, and the new owners. The business will go under the name of Sleepy Owl. Inc., and the new owners include Frank Miller, president and manager. Steve Roderick, vice president and treasurer, Michael Kiley, secretary. Michael Umbaugh and Thomas Tuttle ' ■] 5 YEARS AGO. MAY 10. 1972 Members of the Lakeland school board approved a oneyear trial of the nine week grading period for the school corporation It will be used ckinng the coming 1972-73 school year Parent-teacher conferences in grades k-5 will be held at the end of the first and third grading periods instead of only one per year Plans are progressing for the annual police and firemans fair at Syracuse July 10 through 15 at the south edge of town Tentative plans include a pony pulling contest on Friday night and chicken barbecue and a possible tractor pulling contest in charge of Donald Niles The second annual Syracuse junior high fine arts festival will take place on Saturday. May 13. from 9:30 a m to 2 p.m The festival will include a play, art exhibit, band and choral concerts. a gymnastic demonstration and a jazf band concert 10 YEARS AGO. MAY 10. 1967 The general theme I of this year’s annual Father s Day Flotilla on Lake Wawasee is that it will be “bigger and better" than any of the six held before It was estimated the Flotilla should bring from 75.000 to 100.000 people to the Lake

Wawasee area A week end of activities is being tailored to cator to the whims and caprices of land and lake lovers £like, ranging from boat races, dancers. and golf matches, to the appearance of a beauty queen and Lieutenant Governor Robert Rock as honored guest. The board of school trustees of the Lakeland Community School Corporation announced today that John A Naab of Montpelier has been named as principal of the Syracuse Elementary School for the 1967-68 school year. Mr. Naab replaces Edgar A Speer, whose resignation to pursue his doctor s degree as Indiana University, was announced recently. John E Logue, trust officer of the First National Bank of Goshen, announced that the advisory committee of the Niccum Educational Trust Foundation met on April 26 and awarded a S2OO scholarship to Steven Howard Sheline who will graduate from Syracuse High School in June 20 YE ARS AGO. MAY 9. 1957 Mrs Melville Smith appeared before the Town Board Tuesdaynight to inquire about improving the sidewalks in front of her home for w hich she was willing to pay. She was told that while the Town could not contract for a new sidewalk, someone would investigate and advise her what could be done. Result — early Wednesday morning. Tom Gilbert and two helpers looked at the faulty sidewalk, decided that a small amount of adjusting and fill would cure the trouble and by 9am the job was finished Howard’s new dining room will be open Mother’s Day. Located in a new building adjoining the restaurant on Road 13. the new room will seat 200 people and will be used for serving noondaybuffet. It will be open one night a week and will be available fbr parties Mrs Marlene Schneider was hostess at a baby shower held for her sister. Mrs. William Kruger, of Syracuse. Monday evening. April 29. at the home of their parents. Mr and Mrs. Leonard Cripe. Mrs. Kruger w as unable to attend the shower, as she was in the Goshen General Hospital. 45 YEARS AGO. MAY 12. 1932 The farm house of Jasper Buchtel was destroyed by fire early Tuesday morning This is the second farm house near the schoolhouse at Dismal to burn within the last two y ears Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harkless have bought the U-Kum-Bak inn from her mother. Mrs. Laura Wertz. The purchase was made Saturday The Harkless's announce they are changing the name of this hotel to

SERVICES SERVICES ATTENTION RECREATIONAL VEHICLE AND MOBILE HOME OWNERS! For your repair, service or custom rebuilding work, call Recreational Vehicle Services. We are insured and have over 20 years experience in the industry. For free estimates, call 457-2762 PUBLIC AUCTION PUBLIC AUCTION PUBLIC AUCTION Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Kosciusko County. Indiana will hold a public auction of the following described items on Saturday. May 21. 1977 at 11:00 A M. (Located at the Kosciusko County Highway Garage. Road 300 East and Old Road 30. Warsaw. Indiana). Saturday, May 21 — 11:00 A.M. MISCELLANEOVS ROAD EQI IPME.NT Barber Greeni conveyor. Rivinius trencher belt loader. Swensen hydraulic drive sander, cement mixer. 4 Remington chain saws, lot Remington saw parts, 2 steam jennys. Aryo grease gun. table saw and stand. 2-wheel trailer, like new, lot tire chains, two 14.00-32 tires. 4-way bucket, fits Hough loader. 1wav snow plow, large V snow plow, small V snow plow, (.at grader, three 601 Eord tractors. 5 Ford rotary mowers, like new, 3 bar mowers. GMC tanker truck. Rose© asphalt distributor. Diamond Reo tandem dump truck. International dump truck. R--IXS. Internationafjdump truck. R-190. COLLECTOR ITEMS & ANTIQUES 2 International W-9 tractors with maintainers. Stover 24 h.p. gas engine. International Harvester 24 h.p. L..A. gas engine. Lots of miscellaneous items too numerous to mention. TERMS: Cash Not Responsible For Accidents. Must Have Number To Bid Kosciusko County Highway Dept. Auction AUCTIONEER: Russ Evans. CLERK: Mrs. Russ Evans

Silver Beach and will soon have it ready for the holiday lake visitors. A new shell for the orchestra has been built at the eastern end of the Waco dance pavilion and the hall is being made ready for opening for the season Friday evening. May 27. Two injured in accident Friday Ramero Lara, 22, r 1 Milford and Oviedo Ramario, 27, Milford, were taken to the Kosciusko Community Hospital following a one-car accident at 10:05 p.m. Friday. The accident occurred one-half mile east of Leesburg on Harper road when Lara lost control of his car while attempting to negotiate a curve. The car went off the road and into a ditch. Lara was treated for a possible concussion and facial cuts and released. Ramario was hospitalized with pdksible internal injuries. Lara was cited for driving without an operator’s license and carrying false registration. Investigating officers State Trooper Michael Barnett and Leesburg Town Marshal Michael Hobbs listed damages at S6OO to Lara’s 1968 Pontiac. Indiana employment is up says Coppes Indiana employment increased by 38,900 to 2.324.400 and unemployment decreased by 17.900 to 120.500 in April, according to preliminary estimates made by the Indiana Employment Security Division. John F. Coppes. director of the division, said the changes were large enough to bring the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate down to five per cent from 5.2 per cent in March. The increases in employment were general. Coppes noted. Manufacturing employment was up by 12,000 with most of the gain in the durable goods industries. Nonmanufacturing employment continued its seasonal rise although there was some reduction in local government schools that caused a slight drop in total government employment. Short in car causes fire A car fire was reported to Syracuse Fire Department by a CB radio operator at 6:17 p.m May 4 The car. owned by James Sfcain. r 4 Syracuse, was sitting at the junction of US 6 and SR 13. The fire was apparently caused by an electrical short. Firemen extinguished the blaze with a CO2 extinguisher. Damage was set at SBOO Firemen were excused at 6:45 p.m.

Wed., May 11,1977 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

State police have new emergency phone number

The Ligonier District of the Indiana State Police has a newemergency telephone number to be used to report accidents and criminal activities requiring the services of Indiana State Police troopers or detectives. The toll free number is 800-552-7682. This number should be used for

All-council Brownie Day to be held at Singing Hills

The Indiana Lakeland Girl Scout Camp, Singing Hills, between Bristol and Middlebury, on CR 33. will be the site of the third all-council Brownie Day. Brownie Girl Scout Troops from Elkhart. Kosciusko. Noble and Whitley counties are expected to attend the May 14 event. Brownies will be given the opportunity to participate in a large variety of events. They can make "'.bear scares”,, giant bubbles. ' paper plate puppets, thumb print animals and helicopters. Other events planned by Jean Koher. general chairman of the event, and her committee, include a nature hike, an obstacle course. and a "cracker and whistle" relay game Girls can

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state police assistance by persons living in DeKalb, Elkhart, Kosciusko, LaGrange, Noble, Steuben and Whitley counties. Persons requiring nonemergency service or information should continue to use the business number.

sign the council (autograph sheet and may request a council pen pal. There will also be an opportunity to enter a contest to name the island on the newly enlarged lake. Events will be held in Shady Nook. Tanglewood Unit, and in the meadow around the lodges. A hay wagon will provide transportation between sites. Members of the Goshen Civil Defense will be present to supervise parking and to administer first aid if required. A flag ceremony and a song fest will be held at 1:30 p.m. to conclude the day. Patches for Brownie Revel and trading post articles will be available for purchase. Troops are to take sack lunches and drinks.

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