The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 June 1977 — Page 16

t ' THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., June 1,1977

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tfcJZlNjafW AROUND ? ow “How you gonna keep them down on the farm after they've seen Paree?” Remember that WWII parody? Twist that a little and you might ask. “How you gonna keep them in the classroom after they've seen that graduation?" The graduation you saw a week ago Sunday was for WHS seniors only, and had nothing to do with freshmen, sophomores and juniors. The problem: How do we keep Urose remaining interested in their studies through Friday,, June 3. "It Isn’t easy." reports principal Henry Smith. He puts a right index finger to his lips and says, "Shhh. don’t even mention that!" Now they tell us the big building at WHS is not the gym any longer, but the physical education building And to think we are just learning to say “school bus” instead of “school hack.” More on bumper stickers: One on the left stde of a rear bumper reads, "I’m a free style swimmer," and on the opposite side appears. "I like breast stroking But the one in S&uth Bend read, “God Made Notre Dame No. 1." Sally Hanson and little Mollie Maurine, only weeks old. are being seen around town Sal was formerly our Girl Friday, and a damed good one, too The Jack Masons left late last week for Aruba, the small Caribbean island not far from Venezuela. S. A., where Jack is pursuing an interest in a casino. And realtor Jack Wells makes a friendly reference to a competitor. stating. "He's a little like Robin Hood: he steals from the rich, only he keeps it and doesn't give It to the poor." We hear the local Klwanfli club rang up a big success in Its first project, a pancake and sausage breakfast, held Saturday morning at the Lakeland Youth Center. The eager young Kiwamans served 520 at the breakfast it attracted such dignitaries as former International Kiwanis President Loren J Badskey of North Webster, and district governor David Holderman of Goshen

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The new Barth unit the Lakeland school corporation has purchased is bound to save the corporation money, so says athletic director Eldon Vmmel. School buses average 5 miles per gallon of gasoline and need a regular bus driver to transport athletes to events. The new Barth unit will transport smaller numbers of players, but a coach can drive the unit, and it will get more miles per gallon. Vmmel states. A “mowing party” was held on Saturday at the home of Robert Searfoss near Kale Island as family members and neighbor, Roger Grothaus, joined in mowing the normally wellmanicured lawn at the Searfosses, and son-in-law Ron Hanson trimmed shrubbery. Bob is recuperating at his home from open heart surgery earlier this month at Grand Rapids. Mich., undergoing five by-passes. Police Chief Ron Robinson is looking for a dispatcher to take the place of Helen Frushour. who died unexpectedly last Thursday. Ron called her “a darned good dispatcher." Anyone interested should contact Ron at the town hall ’ Word has been received that Stover Hire of Hire Electric won three straight firsts in the 280 cc inboard Hydro Summer National Championships in Decatur, 111. Good going Stover You can’t beat three straight firsts!’ The price of gasoline in Saudi .Arabia is presently selling at 11.7 cents a gallon. Compare this to the gas prices here in Syracuse. It be nice to have all that gas over there in Egypt. Maybe we should all move over there and start buying our gas. Several groups of kids were observed from Syracuse Elementary School walking uptown during the day on Tuesday It must have been field trip day A pretty good turn out was noted at the Syracuse Memorial Day parade. Even though the paradie started a bit late. It was well organized and put on a very good show. A round of applause should be given to Gary Ringler, commander of American Legion Post 223. who organized the event Many lakers were observed moving back over the Memorial Day week end. We’re glad to have you back for the summer. It must be tornado season again A tornado warning was out on Saturday for Syracuse and surrounding communities Several tornados were even reported seen in Nappanee and North Webster *

Hope one of those devils doesn’t strike here again like it did several years ago. Garage and yard sales are starting to be held in numerous quantities as summer approaches. These sales are usually good ideas. Many good bargains can be found in old "treasures." Webster mon is sentenced for ■ theft of Pontiac Steven Michael Davis. 27. of r 1 North Webster, was sentenced by Judge Gene B. Lee in Kosciusko Circuit Court last Friday to a one to 10 year prison sentence for theft of a 1971 Pontiac from C. S. Myers Ford in Syracuse on April 16. Davis was given credit for the 36 days previously served in jail prior to sentencing. He entered a guilty plea to theft on May 5 and a presentence investigation was held. The North Webster man reportedly asked a car salesperson to test drive the vehicle and was not seen again until apprehended April 22 in Las Vegas. Nev. Swerves to miss hitting animal, loses control Swerving to miss an animal on Koher Drive near Papakeechie Lake was the cause of a Tuesday morning, May 24, mishap that involved three Syracuse youths. The driver. James Bradlev Cox. 20, r 3. told county police the animal ran out in front of his Volkswagen and he swerved to avoid missing it. He then lost control of the car and it rolled on its top All three youths received minor injuries. Cox received scrapes on his left shoulder, Karen Moore. 19, r 3, received a cut on her wright wrist and Dave Moore. 21, r 2. suffered cuts on his back. All declined medical treatment Damage to Cox's car was set at SI,BOO Reports stereo topes stolen Wayne Gronendyke of r 1 Syracuse reported to police last week of 20 stereo tapes taken from his car while parked in the parking lot of Wawasee High School Value of the tapes was set at $l6O if TO MAYO CLINIC Gaylord Jones. Syracuse, left Tuesday for the Mayo Clinic. ROBERT T. SEARFOSS HAS OPEN-HEART SURGERY Robert T Searfoss of r 1 Syracuse was released on Wednesday of last week from Butterworth Hospital in Grand Rapids, Mich., where he underwent open heart surgery one week poor He is reported as recovering satisfactorily. ROBERT COY HIT BY CAR Robert Edward Coy. five, son of Mr. and Mrs Richard Coy of 118 Allen Street, Syracuse, was ’ dismissed Sunday from Goshen hospital and is recuperating at his home Robby received a broken jaw. and numerous cuts and abrasions on the Tuesday, May 24. when he was struck by a passing van

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