The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 June 1977 — Page 19

A Dave McGrew, Broker J 45T-414T Inkehind wttj 3,3 s Hw ' ina, °" I ■ ~ . '. • |um f riruL GREAT FAMILY HOME — Watar on 2 sida*. good booth. 4 bodrooms. 2 full both*. Ready to move into today! NEAR THE PINES MOTEL — 2 bodroom, kitchon t living room comb , located on three lots with two boot lots on near by channel. I fi ' jMOfe hi »- -MB .01 .JtdliHHMbJI uiBI WACO DRIVE 2 bedrooms living room, fireplace easement to Lake Wawasee 4Ty_ v | • i MMMWR PAPAKEECHIE LOG CABIN — 2 bedrooms, large kitchen t living room comb with beautiful fireplace. Located on extra largo lot Call today I ALMOST 2 000 SQ FT OF LIVING SPACE — Kitchen family room with fireplace great view of Lake Wowose* Swimming easement and pier space too 4 bedroom* 2 1 » both*, country sotting. Con be yours in time to enjoy the summer — just coll for detail*. RENTAL — Wawasee Channel Charming A-frame, last 2 week* of August available. Great swimming beach. $250.00 IN SYRACUSE — Jost a few step* from North Shore Drive. 3 bedrooms, -kitchen * dining area living room, full basement This home is soon to hove city water * sower Located on a large wooded lot. NEW LISTING — This home would be great for o young family. 2 bedroom*. kitchen living room, bath B utility room. Located near the Pine* Motel or the Pollywog. also ha* two boat lot* with access to Wawasee IN SYRACUSE ON BENTON STREET — 3 bedroom living room, dining room kitchen enclosed bock porch You could be snug a* a bug and dean a* o pin in this spot Easement to Syracuse Lake. SYRACUSE 2 story brick One of the more beautiful older homes in town 3 bedroom* kitchen large living room, in nice, shaded surrounding* Could be mode into apartment* by on investor Just two block* from shopping Coll Today! WAWASEE LAKEFRONT. OGDEN ISLAND — 4 bedroom living room, family room with fireplace kitchen. Super location for privacy * on excellent beach This home is in the best of condition. NORTH WEBSTER — 3 bedrooms kitchen, fomily room living room, new siding completely redecorated in the lost year, garage. 40 x 64 FT. COMMERCIAL BLDG — Excellent condition 1 mile north of North Webster on east side of rood in industrial park Many fine sea tyre* S2B 200 CROWDALE ADDITION — Located near the Pollywog 2-3 bedroom* kitchen dining room recently insulated Channel lot SO x 170 and lot across the rood included $32 500. Coll today! WELL ESTABLISHED BEAUTY SHOP — Downtown Syracuse. Excellent return on Investment Coll for details! , SYRACUSE HUNTINGTON ROAD NORTH — 3 bedroom, kitchen, living room. 2 cor garage. $26,000 ENCHANTED HILLS — Mobile home. 14 x 70. not quite 2 years old in immaculate condition. 3 bedrooms ond both ond %. city water ond sewer, access to Wawasee ond pool. Coll today ENCHANTED HILLS — Mobile home, located on largest lot in area. City water and sewer pool and Wawasee access PAPAKEECHIE LAKE — Charming 2 bedroom log cabin, fireplace ond extra large lots Beautiful setting — great price. $28,500. SYRACUSE LAKEFRONT — Located on Front Street in town Completely redecorated, living room, fireplace 3 bedrooms, nice kitchen, large deck across the front, good beach. LIVE IN THE COUNTRY — DeFreese Rood. Country kitchen. 3 bedrooms, living room with fireploce 2 cor garage large lot with plenty of tree* A big plus —lO closets I! DEWART LAKE — Extro nice 2 bedroom home with take access. New kitchen cabinets corpet* Just on extro nice homo for a law. low price of sl2 500 SYRACUSE BUSINESS — A chance to get started in a going and prosperous business. High volume ond good return. Call today for detail*. HOW ABOUT OWNING — Your own little estate Almost 9 acre* with 110 ft frontoge on Old lake in Whitley County, just 10 mile* from Columbia City Completely wooded just on elegant spot SYRACUSE LAKE NORTH SHORE DRIVE - 2 bedrooms, potential of 4. fireploce 100 H. frontoge. excellent beach. 2 cor garage. One of the most beautiful homes B sotting in the area Must bo seen to appreciate This home is in perfect condition. By oppomtment only. ENCHANTED HILLS — 3 bedroom mobile homo just 2 year* old In excellent condition. Owner says sell. Reduced now to $16.800., Ocod starter home, call today I FOR SALE — "Bonnie Brae Estate . Platted home site approx. 26 acres for development includes approx. 3 acre road and Lake Wawasee frontoge on SR 13. CollU* Any Time-We Do Our Very Best To Serve You NmeyMckett B*eiyß*e***r 658 4857 Soles Manager MasHtooSeMt 457-2483 457-4149 darts* Ufcme 457-4142 lakeland Realty OH.ce TswPritfcett 457-4249

Lakeland teacher at NEA convention Mrs. Lera Reinholt, a teacher at Syracuse Elementary School, will be among 225 Hoosier teachers attending the 115th annual convention of the National Education Association in Minneapolis. Minn., set for July 1-8. She will be representing the Lakeland Community Educators Association, as a member of the Indiana State Teachers Association delegation. The delegation will be led by ISTA president Ray Gran of Merrillville. Though no confirmation has been received, possible highlights at the convention will be President Jimmy Carter and Vice President Walter Mondale, both of whom have been invited. Also in the program is “Roots” author Alex Haley. Over 10,000 teachers are expected to participate in the meeting as delegates and in other capacities. Break-in investigated Authorities investigated a break-in at the Singleton cottage, Lake Wawasee, last week, where five dollars in coins were taken and other items strewn about the cottage. Several bottles of liquor from the kitchen and a chain saw from a bedroom, were placed in a clothesbasket and wastebasket, and then placed on the living room floor.

AUTOMOTIVE F Used Carl Lspecialsu ARE IN THE SPOTLIGHT at McCORMICK MOTORS CARS 76 Comoro, Coup*, 6 Cyl., Auto , PS. PB 4 795 76 Corvette. Like New, loaded 8,795 76 Caprice landau Coupe. Very Sharp 5,195 75 Mustang II Coupe 4 Speed 3 295 75 Malibu. 2 Seat Wogon W/Air. 23 000 Miles 3 695 75 Monte Carlo londou Coupe 4 595 75 Corvette T-Top 182 11 000 Miles 7.995 75 Grenada 4 Door 6 Cyl. Auto. 3.595 75 Ford LTD Squire 2 Seat Wagon Sharp 4.395 74 Caprice. 4 Door H.T. loaded 3.595 74 Gran Prix. Sharp 3.995 74 Monte Carlo Landau W -Bucket Seats 3.795 74 Maverick Coupe 20 000 Miles 2.495 74 VW Dasher Coupe Auto 2 995 74 Dodge Charger SE Coupe 3 495 74 Impola Custom Coupe W/Air 3395 73 Chevelle Wagon Sharp 2.495 73 Capri Coupe 2.395 73 Plymouth Fury 111. 4 Door 2.195 72 Impala 4 Door H.T., 35,000 Miles >995 72 Mercury Comet Coupe 36 000 Miles 1.995 72 Impale 3 Seat Wogon 1 795 72 Chevelle Malibu 4 Door 1 895 71 Ford Torino Coupe 48 000 Miles 1 695 71 Impola Custom Coupe 1 595 TRUCKS 76 Chav. % Ton Pick-Up * Auto PS PB 4 895 76 Trovco Motor Home 19 950 76 El Commo Conquista W/Air Sharp 4 995 75 Chev. % Ton Pick Up Auto PS PB 3 995 75 Chev Vk Ton Pick-Up Silverado. W/Air 3.995 74 Chev Ton Cheyenne Pick-Up W/Topper 3.795 74 Chev. 'A Ton, Auto. 3.795 74 Blazer. 4 Wheel Drive 4 395 73 Chevrolet Suburban 3 595 73 GMC Conv Tractor Single Axle. Sharp 15 750 73 Ford H Ton W/Topper Extra Sharp 2.995 68 Fruehauf Single Axle 40 Trailer 3 550 "WEWILLBUf TOUR SHARP USED CAR OR TRUCK!" HOURS 8 A M. Till 8 P.M. Mon. Thru Fri. 8 A.M. Till 4 P.M. Sal. 773-3134 Ax | I Row U.S. tW«X. s»wwt.w I

fl - REAL PERFORMER — Debbie Hall, on her first place winning mechanized or motor-driven conveyance in the Kiddie Parade, performed “On the Good Ship Lollipop." complete with a dance routine. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hall, Etna Green.

It Happened In . . . Milford, Indiana Items Taken From The Files Os The Milford Mail

14 YEARS AGO. JULY 4,1983 The Indiana Motor Bus Company has opened a new bus station in Milford. It is located at the Augsburger’s Coffee Shop on SR 15. Joseph A. Judkins, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Judkins, Sr., Milford, is among new students enrolling at Tri-State college. Angola. Ann Kaiser, five, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kaiser of Milford, was chosen Cutie Queen at the Mermaid Festival. 24 YEARS AGO, JULY 2,1853 The Milford section of the parade, while not so long as some, had quality and originality of which Milfordians were proud. sr. and Mrs. Oscar Graff announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathryn, to Eugene Sauder. son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sauder of Mansfield, Ohio. 30 YEARS AGO, JULY 3.1847 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hartter and daughter, Beverly, Miss Louann Rassi, Miss Ann Haab and William Hartter, spent the week end in Cissna Park, 111., with Mr. and Mrs. George Hartter. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Anglin and son Junior and Glenn Carte of Charleston, West Virginia spent Sunday in Red Key, Indiana. Mrs. Frank Grove and Mrs. Bertha Weybright were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dane Rarick at dinner Sunday. 60 YEARS AGO, JULY 5,1817 The indications point to this TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SEASONAL RENTALS — We still have a few rentals available for the 4th of July week, call Niki Pawlicki at Todd Realty, 457-4417.

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being an unusually successful Chautauqua year and the Community program which is to be given in Milford for five days, July 12 to 16 inclusive, includes a splendid list of attractions. Thistles: There is such a thing as telling too much of the truth. The old post office building that has stood on one spot for more than 50 years was moved away Friday in order to erect a new and modern structure and for fear some may not know just where the post office is located and how to find it we give the following directions: The post office may be entered at three angles, either of which will get you there. Should you care to enter by the front way, walk north to the corner of Main and Catherine street and then go north until the old brick shop erected by the late William McDonald is reached and then file south along the Big Four railroad and you will run right into the government building. Should you desire a side entrance. Stop at the old cement stairway that was a former entrance to the old structure and then walk single file down a steep path and if you will stop at the hind end of the Erick meat market, section four, of the original Erick building, you will be there But should you prefer a rear entrance, go east along Emetine street, until you have passed the George Betz blacksmith shop. At this point there is a barrel arranged on which weary and more elderly persons may rest before making the full trip. From this point follow along the west side of the original Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan railway, stopping at a point east of the Erick brick smoke house and you will usually find one of the RFD boys at this point who will direct you.

Morris Chapel Neighborhood News

Morris Chapel Bible School was very successful this year. An evaluation meeting was held Sunday evening with all teachers and helpers present at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tuttle. Week end guests of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Taylor were their daughters, Mrs. Marta Martin of Indianapolis and Mrs. Carole Martin and her son Joe from Fort Wayne. Saturday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bumworth and family were Mr. and Mrs. David Bumworth and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bumworth, all of Edwardsburg, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown and Carolyn have recently returned from a week’s vacation at Siesta Key, Fla. Lois and Rachel Engelberth were hostesses last Sunday evening for the Winona Lake Free Methodist Youth group. Twenty young people attended and enjoyed a devotional period, games and refreshments of strawberry shortcake and ice cream. Kathy Rantz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rantz, attended the Shakespear Festival at Stratford, Ontario, Canada, with a group from the English class of Whitko High School. Mrs. Mildred Boley is the teacher and she also attended with the students. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tuttle, Mr. and Mrs. John Tuttle and Marilynne Curtis and daughters spent Sunday evening with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Tuttle of Chapman Lake.

- • X ■ JE ELECTED TO COMMISSION — Rev. Thomas Douglas, pastor of the Syracuse Church of God. was elected to represent Indiana at the General Conferences of the Lay Commission held June 14-17 in the Egner Fine Arts Building. Findlay College Campus, Findlay. Ohio. 4 The commission has the responsibility of youth ministry, brotherhood and ladies organizations. Thomas, who serves the Indiana Conference as a member of the Administrative Council, was so elected last August at the 131st annual session of the Indiana Conference. The General Conference meets every three years. Douglas was also elected by the General Conference to its Administrative Council and was appointed to serve on the Lay Commission as Winebrenner Brotherhoods representative. Rev. Douglas has been with the Syracuse congregation for four years and has signed a new three year contract. Amos daughters touring France Nancy Amos, a junior at Wawasee High School, is touring France with her sister Mrs. Jeannine Nelson and Mrs. Nelson's French students from Gulliver Academy in Miami. Fla. Both ladies are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Al Amos of Syracuse. Among the points of interest on their itinerary are Caen, Omaha, the landing beach of World War II; a tour of Mount Saint Michel, Loira Valley; an excursion through the Valee de la Vienne; Paris; sightseeing at the palace at Versailles; and a visit to the Prehistoric Museum at Dordogne. The tour was planned through the Facets program, the FrancoAmerican committee for Educational Travel and Studies. Window broken Vandalism was discovered at the Syracuse Junior High School at 7:22 a m. Tuesday morning, June 21, by a janitor at the school and reported to Syracuse police A water shut off cap from the school yard was used to break a window in the principal's office. Profanity was also written on some of the windows of the school. Apparently no one entered the building.

Wed., June 29,1977 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Mrs. Lillie Rosbrugh is a patient at Parkview Hospital in Fort Wayne. She underwent knee surgery last Thursday and expects to be in room 502 for about one more week. Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Ladewski and son Mathew of South Bend were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Outsell, Elaine and Jamie. A wedding rehersal supper was held last Friday evening in honor of the prospective bride and bridegroom, Ann Rosbrugh and Kenny Burnworth. About 20 guests joined the celebration at the home of the bridegrooms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bumworth. Mrs. John Rantz spent five days last week at Evansville University, Evansville, as a voting delegate for the Jobs Daughters at the Grand Council. Twelve girls and five adults represented the local chapter, Bethal 102. Kathy Rantz and Jackie Rider joined the group on Friday night and stayed to attend the Grand Bethal Luncheon on Saturday. Jon and Paul Engelberth flew home to spend the week end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Engleberth. On Sunday night

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$27,900 H North Webster Mulberry Street.’3 bedrooms fomily room garage ■ a|| built in range and oven new plumbing and new wiring in 1974 3161 $2,500 To $6,500 Enchanted Hills, lots. $57,500 500 North and Grassy'Creek. 23 acres 7066 |S I $52,700 S Webster lakefront 2 story 3 bedrooms 2 baths 2 fireplaces upper IB floor could be turned into income property. 3167 $38,000 i|| Big Barbee lakefront home with 133 of water 3 bedrooms bath nice j|| JI clean home with living room kitchen breakfast area facing loke 9| Furnishings included. 3168 „ 3 sll2o ° I ‘fl Channel lots on Kuhn lake. 7085 ||| $76,900 Hl Tippy lakefront 4 bedrooms I’» baths fireplace screened porch H| 104 lakefront. 4051 $15,900 | |g| 2 story. 2 bedrooms garage carpeting some furnishings. 2702 $11,900 I® Webster Lake Eckert Addition 305 xB4 lot plus 2 boat lots 20 each Rf on channel to Webster Lake 6038 B $12,500 fl Kuhn Lake Leesburg 2 bedroom mobile home with tie downs and H| H skirting 9x 10 utility shed, pier. Channel front. 2697 SB,BOO To $15,500 H Wawasee channel lots Kanata Manayunk. 10 lots varying in size from l|| approximately 75 on water and 125 deep to 78 on the water and hh sD 130 deep some ore zoned business 7081 |H fl $32,900 I ‘'l 2 bedroom home partial basement 3 car garage approximately H| fl 5 acres 2699 fl $45,000 l r,s K lakefront Leesburg. 2 bedrooms, IS baths garage with auto Ms fl door opener 62 on lake extra electrical outlets in house. 2694 fl $26,900 fl 206 West Street Milford. 3 bedrooms I'/» bath, full basement, just K fl 3 blocks from grocery . 3162 |fl $32,500 fl North Webster office bulding on Highway 13. 14 x 30 . W bath, fl fl lobby office, basement 132 highway frontage. 6043 $54,850 fl South of North Webster 3 bedrooms 2 baths family room. 2 cor fl •J garage full basement fireplace fully carpeted Webster Wawasee H| schools 3 acres plus 3158 , j $49,500 fl Boydston Mills 4 bedrooms 2'6 baths, family room, dining room I | aluminum siding humidifier, easement to Webster Lake 4050 I $25,000 fl Dewart Lake income property. Two apartments. 5 bedrooms 2'4 I'S baths south of marina. 5009 fl $22,500 To $24,500 ..fl Wowasee lakefront lots near Morrison Island. 50 x 155 also lots 50 x |g I 175 with X easement $8 500. 7068 $20,000 'fl Syracuse. 3 bedroom two-story older home, basement. 3139

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they returned to their summer jobs in Camilla, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wine took Carolyn Brown to Milwaukee, Wis ~ where she has enrolled as a student at Patricia Stevens Career College, from June until next March. Mr. and Mrs. James Tuttle enjoyed Father’s Day with the Keith Smith family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Pennington, Prestonsburg, Ky., spent the week end with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Jackson and Debbie. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson and daughters, Terri and Cindy of South Whitley were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Engelberth and family. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Desper of Kendallville, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hileman of Fort Wayne were Sunday afternoon and evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Rantz. A cook-out was held to celebrate the Hileman’s wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dillon and children of Coatsville were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Burnworth and family.

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