The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 May 1977 — Page 14

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*THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed.. May 18.1977

rantesi AROUND Jr JiV ' There-are some changes being made in the Syracuse business community Audrey Ruth has moved her \ext-to-New Shoppe from the Professional Building out on road 13 to a location closer in Wawasee Village, next to Village Plumbing & Heating. It hardly seems possible she's been in business. Iso years, and is i marking the occasion with a sale. Incidentally, the attractive, blonde young lady behiijd the counter is Debbie McClain, daughter of Pat and John] and a student at a West Palm Beach. Fla . Bible college } —o- . J Another change is the ojpening of Tiffany l imited, in Piikwick Place, a new real firm being opened by Dannette Rusner \n Indianapolis native, she lises on l.ake Wawasee with her eight-year-old daughter Tiffany, and has been with Nellans Realtors for two and a half years. ■ An adjunct to her new business will.be a secretarial and telephone answering* service Sounds like a new service a lot of people in the community could use —-o — You'll like this.

I N PAUL E. SCHMUCKER Wm I N« iSS' : N'..> Bi*gj Nappanee Ind ana 46550 . np prpHgp Jim Moore Motors, Inc. lOMtttl VA*tT S*HISOAi INC Hpiß *r v W US 6 ‘Napponee THIS WEEKS SPICIAL 197 3 OLD* ■ggg 4 Door S*danßß light Blu*W.th Block Top pp «* JB 4SOOOMtI*» Air PS PB Au'omotif Radio Local On* OvYO*r DON STOREY L- —— I—* Hour* Mon Vved Err 4Tofe Phon* 773-4171 ?U*» iWi 4108 SaTufdioy BTo4 30 Mom* Phono 457 4320 KISSABIE kARKARE REPRESENTATIVE 1 9E f < h| FREE OIL ■ 5 quarts tree when you *OlFm HOLfit buy a filter- KKAOB HIAQb I I HEAC )M HEAD* • ■ Look to: special low pi ices on H oil spouts tilt.r wr*ncb*s. dram H pans and any of out top-quality SB i ptoducts marked with the Shopp*t Stopper tags . For expert installation stop in at your nearest Autopartner Service C*nt*f Installation extra I CHET REID'S I I CAR PARTS I 11 1 East Mam Street Syracuse |

George F Will. Pulitzer Prizewinning syndicated columnist for Newsweek and a host of daily newspapers, told the Hoosier State Press Assn, that the three least credible statements making the rounds these days are: 1. The check is in the mail 2. Os course I'll respect you as much in the morning as I do tonight, and 3. I'm from the government and I'm here to help you. Big Larry Mallott, who is not so big anymore, is sticking to his goal of losing 100 pounds by Memorial Day His. goal is to make it to 216 pounds He began a year ago Memorial Daj“ and has shown remarkable sticktoiteveness Winners of grand opening prizes at First Federal Savings & Loan of Wabash. -Syracuse Branch, were: 12" TV. Irene Wilev. r 3 Syracuse. Odyssey Game, Saint Martin de Porres Catholic Church, r 4 Syracuse; and Smoke Alarm. Pauline Hostetler, r i Syracuse The new traffic light in Wawasee Village is causing-, another traffic problem, at the corner of Maple Grove Rd. and the access and egress road on the east side of road 13. Many drivers are using these two roads in order to miss the light, and traffic is ganging up at this point . —o— Some call it “unseasonal weather:" others are just taking advantage of the warm summer week ends to swim. sail, boat and play golf.

Water skiers were out enforce on Saturday and Sunday and all local golf courses had a good run of business Syracuse city park was packed on Sunday, we were reminded. „ „ Opal Keitn has sold her and is now an apartment dweller, occupying the front three-room .apartment above the, Stout Boutique. When she told Jean Miller and Mary Jane Lantz that she missed her garden, they quickly chorused that Opal could weed their gardens any time she got the urge After publication of this column last week many Syracuse Alumni called Mrs. R. C. (Susie) Tytier to report they had not received reservation blanks for the alumni for May 28. Mrs Tytier states blanks only sent to those alumni members who requested they be sent per requests in last year’s reservation forms Anyone wishing more in- «■ formation on the banquet or wi hing to make reservations iShould contact Mrs. Tytier. Look for some men atop the mnjain telephone tower this week end 4» These men will be installing a new system to help with long distance dialing in the Syracuse, Cromwell and Millersburg areas. Due to the installation, some callers might have difficulty in calling long distance for a few hours Saturday and Sunday Just keep on trying, you'll eventually get through a Something new has been added to uptown Syracuse over the past week. -% ■ Parallel parking spaces were painted last Wednesday night by Robert Farber. Ron Robinson and several others Even though what was once white, and is now gray, you still did a nice job guys! "Shoo, shoo, ducks ” These are the words Jennie Gilbert must have been saying last week when she helped several ducks cross SR 13 Jennie was observed stopping and getting out of her car at the bridge near the fire station. After shooing the ducks across, she then got back in her car and proceeded on. Those ducks must have been glad you come along. Jennie But. we wonder, what are you going to do if they put up a duck crossing sign there’’ I guess you’ll have to get out of your car and direct traffic while the ducks cross A follow-up we said we would give, and a follow-up is here on the Sleepy Owl undergoing changes including ownership — only Frank Miller is one of the new owners, and the manager — not Frank Rink. How could we confuse a name of MUler??? Frank and Steve Rodenck are the owners and hours and menu are being announced

If You Are Looking For A Church Home. Come! We Can Help You If You Are Looking For Church Work. Come! You Can Help Us Milford Christian Church MONEY WILL BUY A bed but not | sleep, books but not brains, food but not **T C appetite, finery but not beauts. a house * m but not a home, medicine but not health. ~,... —■ A luxuries but not culture, amusement but not happiness, a church but not heaven. -But what you cannot buy you un re ceive as a qth "For the wages of sin are *J death bui the gift of is life through Jesus Christ our lord “Seek ye the Lord while Me may he t° u,>^ Bob Gr**nwood CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1977 Seniors W ill Be Honored Sunday Dave West Doug Charlton U( Kathi Replogle Craig Koble fL ' * . A e \M Jell Auer Stacy Pearson Wfct ' M.. Gary Webb Holly Grugel ' Scott Harttet Alan Zollinger v Debra Klotr Gary Brown ■ i / ' »Tim Hamman Cindy Sprague i V Cindy McCreary Pam Place ■1 - Cheryl Skelton Dan Walker Buses running every Sunday m Mrßord Dewart Lake Syracuse Nappanee and North Webster areas Bible school hour - 9 30 a m Morning worship service — 10 30 a m Pnmarv beginner lumor and high school and college age worship services at 10 30 a m Sunday evening services at 7 p. m Family night Bible study Wednesday at 7 p m Milford Christian Church Robert Greenwood. Minister Richard Brouillette. Associate CORNER FOURTH AND HENRY STREETS. PHONE 658 9151

Mr. and Mrs. John Walker will observe their *2tlst wedding anniversary today, visiting friends and relatives in the South Bend area. Tip to swimming pool owners: If you want to chase away troublesome birds, purchase some inexpensive rubber snakes and set around the edge of your pool It really works The intersection over the railroad tracks at Main Street and the Syracuse-Milford Road was closed last week for some work to be done on the tracks. All the work is done now. but ifyou’re coming uptown from the high school, watch out while you’re crossing-the upgrade is a mean, one' Is it true that Bob Carlson. Mapxwelton Golf Club's pro. qualified for his Professional Golfer’s Association (PGA) ranking? And is there truth to the rumor that when he played the 36 holes in Indianapolis to obtain the ranking h? was wearing his wife's golf shoes 0 & Sixth grade - taking poll The siAih graders at Milford Junior High are taking an opinion poll on pollution as it relates to the community They will be polling all residents within the Milford town limits The students are asking for townspeople to cooperate on the project The results will be published in this paper in two to three weeks Cause undetermined in Nappanee fire No cause for the fire has yet been given to a building ow ned by Howard Sellers of Syracuse and located on county road 7 just south of US 6 near Nappanee The Nappanee Fire Department responded to a call at 1:45 p m to the Ag Best Corporation building, a 24 x 36 foot steel building, with 18 men and four trucks battling the blaze Damage was estimated at $6,000 The building housed fiberglass and wood insulation Police report given at Milford Milford town marshal Melvin Jordan has issued the following report for the month of April: Calls answered by department — 36 Accidents — 0 Dog calls 1 Funerals — 2 Warnings — 3 Arrests — 5 Backing car hits Webster woman A Warsaw man. George Buell. 83. backed from an angle parking space on South Lake Street in Warsaw last Thursday morning, and collided with an auto being driven by Carla E Atkinson, 20. North Webster Damage to the Atkinson auto was set at $125 by city police who investigated

' iHHPr ~ ***- f j « W"** % STUDENTS HELP TOWN — Milford Junior High School students under the direction of Ned Speicher are shown above as they w ork with the planters along Milford’s Main Street Monday afternoon. Debris was removed from the pots and all were made ready for flowers which are scheduled to be planted this afternoon. The flowers are being purchased by MAD. The students. 20 in all. are enrolled in a mini course which envolves them in town projects. It is a six-hour class. They plan to plant flowers at the junior high school and to work on a clean-up detail at the Waubee Lakeside Park. Shown above, working on one of the pots, are Vickie Parks and Tracy Stump. After Prom activities offered to seniors

Approximately 70 seniors and guests attended the first After Prom activity, sponsored by a group of parents of the senior class of Wawasee High School, held from 1 a m to 5:30 a m on prom night. May 7 Various activities offered were games, tournaments, a disco, snacks, a movie, door prize drawing and breakfast. Door prizes were contributed by various area merchants. These include: Sharp Hardware. 1-avon’s Variety Store. The MailJournal. The Headquarters. Beans Union 76, Hunsburger Texaco. Walter’s Drug, Campbell’s Market. Rmker’s Family Stare. Rinker’s Togs and Awl. King’s Keg. Princess Parlor. Palace of Sweets. Thornburg’s. Syracuse Hardware. Ben

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Franklin and Byland Jewelers. The movie, a slapstick comedy, was provided by the Lakeland Kiwanis Club. Robert Kitson, senior class sponsor chairman, coordinated the activites and provided communication between the school and the parents Parents involved in After Prom were Mr. and Mrs. Badskey, Mrs Charles Pryor. Mr and Mrs John Replogle, Mr. and Mrs Donn Kesler. Mr and Mrs Robert Hamman. Mr and Mrs Carroll Koble. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Glancy, Mrs. Louis Firestone. Mrs. F. A. Rhodes and . Mr. and Mrs. John Naab Submerging problems in a sea of information is not the same as solving them.

Most vocational students placed About 150 of the 1977 graduates have received vocational training at Wawasee High School. Most of them will go on to work at jobs related to their training. Dave McGrew, vocational director, says, "If they want to work, we can place them.” Currently, there is no placement program for the vocational students, but the vocational department does assist in placement. The former building trades, auto mechanics, and office lab students of the 1977 class, are for the mo6t part, placed. The office lab course even compiles a booklet with pictures of each student and a resume, which are circulated among business people. A follow-up study done by the vocational department on last year s graduating class, is not complete. But preliminary results indicate most of the students were employed in jobs related to their respective vocational training. "Most students were satisfied with the training they got.” McGrew added But the vocational offerings need expansion, McGrew said. To prepare students for health occupations, a new program is needed "We need this badly,” McGrew mentioned More prevocational building trades and a {Minting program at the high school, instead of the current West Noble location is also of need McGrew added that 80 per cent of each class does not go on to college and could benefit from vocational training

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