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' NEW THORNBURG PHARMACIST — Sandra Van Lve. graduated in May from the Purdue University School of Pharmacy, began employment last week at the Thornburg drug store in Syracuse, as assistant manager. She is a 1972 graduate of Wawasee High School and to married to David Van Lue. They reside in North Webster. Mrs. Van Lue is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood L. Strand of r 1 Warsaw (Barbee Lake), and her in-laws are Mr. and Mrs. John Van Lue of Syracuse. NIPSCo customers may face increase Customers of Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCo) will have a chance to testify about the requested 18 per cent electric rate increase on Monday, Aug. 15, in Crown Point. A public hearing will be held at 1:30 p.m. in the Criminal Division of Lake Superior Court, court room 1, 229 North Main Street, Crown Point. . NIPSCo is requesting an 18 per ( cent across-the-board increase in the electric rates it charges its retail customers. With the proposed increase by NIPSCo, a residential customer using 1,000 kwh of electricity per month would probably experience an increase of about $6.80 per month. The proposed increase is designed to bring the company an additional $59,850,000 in annual revenues. The company serves dectricity to 241 municipalities and towns in 21 counties of northern Indiana. Technical evidence for the public’s side of the case, as well as for the intervenors in this case, will be presented on August 17, at 9:30 a.m. in room 907 of the state office building, Indianapolis. Shoved into building A front-end loader shoved a parked car through the wall of a laundromat in the Mid-Lakes Shopping Center in North Webster at 6:30 p.m. last Wednesday. The loader, owned by Haskins, Inc., Lakeville, was driven by Garry Buswell, 24, Walkerton, who told authorities he lost ’ steering of the vehicle after turning into the parking lot off of SR 13. The engine had died on the loader. Buswell then bumped into the back of the parked car, owned by John Primer, Muncie, and shoved it through the front wall and window of the laundromat. Damage was set at $2,000 to the Primer car. There was no damage to the loader. A total of $3,000 damage was estimated for the laundromat, owned by Maurice Howe, North Webster. There were no knjuries.

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1 YEAR AGO, JULY 21,1978 In 1971 the Tom Prickett family, r 3 Syracuse, had another member of the family in the form of exchange student Maria Ferreira, Jundiai, Brazil. For several weeks this summer Maria is staying with the Pricketts again. The unveiling of a composite mural by Syracuse artist Ken Harkless in the lobby of the State Bank of Syracuse at 10:30 a.m. Friday will begin a day-long open house at the bank, giving the public an opportunity to see the newly remodeled banking quarters. The Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce, at its regular meeting held at the South Shore golf club last Thursday, presented the four members of the Wawasee high school girls’ track team, the recent state champions, with individual plaques. Rev. James McKibbon officiated at the marriage of Debra Elaine Kauffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Kauffman of Syracuse and Wilber Kauffman of Nappanee and Bob Ray Schisier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schisler, Cromwell, in the Syracuse Church of God July 10. 5 YEARS AGO, JULY 19,1972 Roger Fetters, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fetters of r 4 Syracuse, took first place in the most original category Wednesday night in the Police and Fireman’s Kiddie Parade in his down attire. Under threatening skies on the first day of the annual police and fireman’s fair at Syracuse, a total of 187 units participated in the big parade at 4 p.m. Saturday as crows lined the streets for viewing along the parade route from the scout cabin south to the fairgrounds. The final two weeks of Wawasee Prep’s third annual sports camps will be conducting with basketball with many fine players from the lake area, plus states of Ohio, Illinois and Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolfinger were honored at a reception by their children on July 15 in observance of the Wolfinger silver wedding anniversary. 19 YEARS AGO, JULY 19,1967 Members of the Syracuse board of trustees, in regular session Tuesday evening, cast a resolution to dissolve the present industrial park board. The reason: the board has been inactive. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Stockinger moved Saturday from Syracuse to Grand Rapids, Mich., where Dr. Stockinger will be resident surgeon at Butterworth hospital. Mrs. Stockinger, the former Jane Searfoss, daughter of Mr. and

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Mrs. Robert Searfoss of Syracuse, will be a nurse’s instructor at the hospital. Three security night lights were installed at the site of the new Wawasee high school last week, following the signing of a contract for power by Jerry Helvey, president of the school board, and Floyd Baker, secretary, with members of the Kosciusko County REMC following the school board meeting last Tuesday evening. Miss Janet Purdum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Purdum, Jr., Syracuse, has been named a Hanover college admissions scholar for 1967. 29 YEARS AGO, JULY 18,1957 On 6 July markers were placed around Wawasee Lake 200 feet from the shore line by the Indiana Conservation Department to reserve the close-to-shore area for safe swimming. Skiing and speed boat activities were to take place outside this line. Announcement was made Saturday by the F. Harold Van Oftnans, senior and junior, of Fort Wayne, that the latest addition to their chain of hotels would be the Van-Orman Wawasee, to be constructed at the former Waco site on the south side of Wawasee Lake. The Rotary Club of Syracuse will be host Monday to Clarence Ziner, Governor of the 654th District oTnotary International, who is making his annual visit to each of the 39 Rotary Clubs in Northern Indiana. He will address the local club and confer with President G. B. Herbison, secretary Harold B. Gray and committee chairmen on Rotary Administration and service activities. 45 YEARS AGO. JULY 21,1932 Arnold Jones, aged 13, swam across Lake Wawasee, Sunday, at the wide point between the Jones cottage and the SpinkWawasee hotel. He swam the crawl stroke the whole way, never once floating or treading to rest. His father, J. Everett Jones, accompanied him in a row boat. Three hundred and seventyfive heads of families registered for the 30th annual state convention of the Indiana Rural Letter Carrier’s Association, held in •Oakwood Park, from Sunday until Tuesday this week. Plans for the annual farm bureau picnic, which is to be held next month, got under way, at Tuesday evening’s meeting of the Turkey Creek Township Farm Bureau. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rapp entertained a party of friends at their home this past week. Mrs. H; Cross and son Gene came from De Motte, Friday to visit until Wednesday.

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