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J? NEW VICE PRESIDENT — Paul Brembeck, president of Brock Manufacturing, Inc., in Milford, has announced the promotion of Jim Evans to the position of vice president of the Brock division of CTB. Inc. Evans, who is also General Manager of Brock, is serving as secretary of CTB. Inc. A Taylor University graduate, he received his masters degree from Michigan State. Evans has been with Brock for three years. He makes his home in Elkhart with wife. Vivienne, and sons. Jim and Jon. Revenue checks being mailed County Auditor Jean Northenor and Treasurer Kathryn Teel are distributing checks of the semiannual revenue sent to county units. Schools will receive the largest amount, $5,146,452. This total is broken into $3,688,391.21 for general operating funds, $542,023.56 for debt service and $916,037.93 earmarked for cumulative building. Other distributions are $879,133.61, towns and cities, $780,794.66, county government; $149,491.91, townships; $104,871.64, libraries. The county also has $18,675.42 in poor relief taies. Lakeland distributions are: Lakeland Community Schools — $1,118,475.22 Syracuse - $112,218.30 North Webster - $12,624.46 Milford — $23,860.39 Leesburg — $7,618.55 Van Buren Township — $6,770.83 Turkey Creek Township — $26,519.04 Tippecanoe Township — $11,663.50 Area libraries and their distributions are Syracuse, $13,021.53 and Milford, $7,737.40. Comprising the tax distribution are property tax collections of $5,857,474.27, excise taxes of $1,120,113.73, and bank and building and loan taxes of $114,031.98. TROOPER JACK TIP OF THE WEEK It’s the law: Any eight sided traffic sign you see means stop. No defensive driver ever ignores them Come to a dead stop. A slow roll is not good enough and even if you’ve stopped behind other cars, you must again stop when your vehicle reaches the stop sign. ! Wouldn’t it be nice to be as sure of anything as some people are of everything? b A person is old only when he shuts his mind and stops learning.

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1 YEAR AGO, JULY 14,1976 Judge Robert A. Grant of South Bend is a man who likes to “see for himself” before rendering a decision. And this is what he did Tuesday morning when he visited the controversial “wetlands” on two sites bordering Lake Wawasee. Members of the board of directors of the State Bank of Syracuse voted M. D. (Mike) Umbaugh as a new director at their regular meeting held last week. Umbaugh fills the vacancy created by the recent resignation of director Thomas M. Tuttle. The Syracuse-Wawasee Garden Club will present a 17761976 Bicentennial flower show with the theme “Let Freedom Ring,” at Wawasee high school on August 5 and 6. Miss Joni Denney. 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Avery, Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Denney, Kendallville, recently returned from Stuttgart, Germany. where she spent one year as the guest of Captain and Mrs. Bryce Slabaugh. 5 YEARS AGO, JULY 5.1972 William E. Dorsey, formerly of Syracuse and a 1958 Syracuse high school graduate, has been named principal of North Wood high school replacing Fred Webb who resigned last month to serve as a band director at Churubusco. Mrs. Floyd (Thelma) Gingerich of Front Street, Syracuse, caught a one pound bluegill Sunday while fishing in Syracuse Lake near the Gingerich home. The Friendly Neighbors club erf Syracuse honored charter member Rosa Dell Swihart Glick this month in observance of her 90th birthday anniversary. If you thought you saw a raccoon drinking from the Main Street water fountain Monday, you did. Riding on the shoulder <rf a young chap with a head band, the animal seemed quite refreshed. The “new face at town hall replacing Dorothy Austin who recently married, is Lake Wawasee resident Vella Baumbaugh. 19 YEARS AGO. JULY 12,1967 The State Bank of Syracuse is a real tough one to break into! Assistant cashier James Fry found that out when he went to work this morning and found the front door lock jammed. Undaunted, he got a ladder and broke a restroom window on the south side of the building to gain entrance Then he found he couldn’t get the front door unlocked from the inside. With the aid of a locksmith, the bank finally opened at 9:30 —a half hour late. Greg Bouser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bouser of r 3 Syracuse, has recently enlisted in the United States Army Don't be surprised if you hear in the near future that the Syracuse Baptist church has changed its name. Under consideration is this name: Wawasee Heights Baptist church. The church is to begin soon to erect its new 9,500 square foot church on the SyracuseNorth Webster road just across from the new Wawasee high school.

"’V 29 YEARS AGO, JULY 11; 1957 Miss Anita Marie Hursch, 17-year-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Hursh of Goshen and Syracuse Lake, placed third in the Miss Indiana contest at Michigan City Saturday. Syracuse Rubber Company moved its administrative and sales personnel last Saturday into the new office space in the adjacent building purchased earlier this year from Byler Brothers. Certificates were awarded recently to twelve Syracuse women who have completed the American Red Cross standard first aid course taught by Mrs. James Y. Heaton, Winona Lake. They are Mrs. Avon Bushong, Mrs. Raymond Jetmore, Mrs. Clifford LeCount, Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Frank Scott, Mrs. Ronald Sharp, Mrs. Robert Sheire, Mrs. Allan Shively, Mrs. Donald Smith, Mrs. Robert Spearman. Mrs. Theo Thomas and Mrs. Leroy Weaver. 45 YEARS AGO, JULY 14.1932 Sixteen of Chicago’s Golden Glove Squad, accompanied by trainers and newspaper men, arrived at the Spink r Wawasee hotel, Sunday afternoon for 15 days training. Eight of the squad will be chosen to represent America against Germany’s 8 amateur boxing ctjamps at Soldier’s Field, Chicago, Tuesday evening, July 26. The gravel pit whiter is being opened by the BrownRosenbarger Gravel Co., on the Fiseher Farm, better known as the George Starner farm north and west erf Syracuse, will be ready for production in about 10 days, according to a statement of Henry Hild, who is iii charge of the installation and operation of the plant. D. S. Fuller and family of Indianapolis were guelsts at The Tavern fi;om Thursday until Sunday, returning home with a nice catch of fish. j I Charged with theft Timothy Ray Rogers, 25, r 2 Syracuse, is being held by authorities on charges of second degree burglary and theft following his arrest over the week end. He is accused of entering the New Salem Church of the Brethren southeast of Milford on June 12 and stealing a film stripslide projector, recorder and telephone. All the, items have been recovered. Also booked at the county jail over the week end [was Mitchell Lee Smith, r 1 North Webster, for public intoxication; MODERN WOODMEN Os AMERICA I . I [ Fraternal Life Insurance See* indtv*duaH w»th outa»and»r*g sales potential rood growth hot creotvd •«c»p»oaoI opicr’u" No in»uronc» n«o»sory Since o comproboonvo 30 mon*itro«w»9 proyom i» awxlcbte Siorhng incorM up to J 950 o monlh 8 you confit fOurf H o h>gb caliber indwiduol you ore to ir»r«t,got» fhi» opportunity For interviow write Jbsopb A. Buda P O 1501 Sou* Bend Ind 46624 givtng po»t e.per ,ence oddrett and number Repliet confidential j \ t '

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