The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 August 1977 — Page 19

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SPECIAL SALE Inside And OuHxfe Great Bargains NEXT-TO-NEW SHOPPE Wawasee Village Syracuse Hours: 9:30 To 5

To . . . ' FROST ANTENNA SERVICE & TV APPLIANCES OPEN HOUSE FWWSTnrm Need A New TV Set? IfiiM COME IN, TO THE 11 enwF NEW LOCATION! ~ > ‘I eisib n r m OPEN See The Many Styles & Sizes WE HAVE AN EXCEPTIONAL If Your Picture Is Snowy ... selection of Call Ray Frost And He Quasar & Admiral Will Make That Picture for you to see! Clear! REGISTER FOR ■ FREE 12” R & W Quasar TV Drawing Saturday, August 20 No Purchase Necessary B? ! fc ■ 4 ' eßmff* n**e*ewe tffi — ■ " We Sell Used & New Televisions And Also Do Repairs On Televisions —WE HANDLE — CB UNITS Ray Is 64 In The Air We Install Tower Installations, Do Tower Painting & Handle All Kinds OS Antennas! A Quasar Admiral We Have Seven Years Os Experience And Are Fully Insured And State Licensed Frost Antenna Service & TV Appliances OPEN Call Or Stop In Monday-Thursday 9 A.M.-6 P.M. And See Kayo Sherry Fro«t k St. Rd. 13, South Os Syracuse 457-2244 >

REMEMBER WHEN gL IT HAPPENED IN SYRACUSE

l YEAR AGO. AUG. IS. ISIS The largest dollar sale of a private home in the lakes area in the memory of local residents

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occurred Monday night with the sale of the Norman Wiese home on the south shore of Lake Wawasee. The large five-

bedroom home is located on CR 1050 N in what is known as Vawter Park. Sale price: $246,000. Barbara Jean Markley, an avid member of the local art colony and painter extraordinaire, set ig> shop at the Art Festival at Amish Acres just west of Nappanee last week and did a brisk business of selling her shingles with Amish people printed on than. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van Anda of Wawasee Lake and Fort

Wayne, will be honored at open house reception for friends and relatives, celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. Sunday. Aug. 29. Joe Todd. Syracuse Realtor, and Pam Landon, a West Noble Elementary School teacher, were married at 6:30 p.m. Monday at the Todd home on r 2 Syracuse, located on the east side of Lake Wawasee. 5 YEARS AGO. AUG. 16.1972 Lee Ann Willits, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robot Willits of Syracuse, who entered the Kosciusko County Fair Queen contest as “Miss Syracuse,” was crowned queen at the fair Saturday night. Lee Ann will be a senior at Wawasee High School this fall. Mr. and Mrs. Karl N. Bender of Fremont and Mount Dora, Fla., formerly of Syracuse, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary’ with a reception from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 20. at the American State Bank hospitality room, Ligonier. Alan Butt, son of the late 0. C. Butt of 407 Medusa Street, Syracuse, and Mrs. Virginia Butt, has been named to the dean's list at Davenport college, Grand Rapids. Mich., for the past spring term. Among horse show winners at the county fair were Rollin Christner. Syracuse, who split 12 first place awards in draft horse competition and whose two-year-old stallion took grand champion honors; Connie Christner, Syracuse, in Arabian horses with Mare 1969; and Lee Ann Adams, Syracuse, in western horses with Mare 1969. 10 YEARS AGO. AUG. 16,1967 Hundreds of teenage explorers, sea scouts, senior girl scouts and mariner units from Ohio, Illinois, Michigan. Wisconsin and Indiana are expected to begin arriving in Syracuse on Friday for the annual Makahiki. The Makahiki is an invitation to an Hawaiian style adventure and is set to be held on Friday. Saturday and Sunday. Members of the Lakeland School board honored former board president James C. Stucky at a dinner at a Warsaw restaurant last night, and presented him with an attractive desk pen set. Mr. Stucky served first on the Turkey Creek Township Metropolitan school board, then on the interim school board in November of 1962. Jim Connolly, manageroperator of South Shore Golf course, is receiving compliments aplenty on his program to water the fareways of the course this year. Pumping the water from Lake Wawasee. the fareways are watered from 200 yards from teeoff. During the real hot weather, golfers can see just where the water begins, too. 2® YEARS AGO. AUG. 15.1957 Miss Janet the Syracuse community, won the 1957 Kosciusko County Fair Queen title at Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Darr of Syracuse, announce the engagement of their daughter. Susan K to Larry A. Mock, son of Mr. and Mrs Howard Mock of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rock. Jr., drove their 1930 Model A. Ford roadster to Dearborn, Michigan, last week to attend the Model A Restorers Convertion held 6-7-8 August and came home with third place award in their class Sale of 4-H beef at the County Fair last week was exceptionally good, according to reports of Syracuse sponsors. Total amount of beef purchased by Syracuse

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buyers was $3,013.17. A total of $904.38 was paid by town people for hogs and one lamb. 45 YEARS AGO. AUG. 18,1932 W M Wilt purchased the building and equipment of what had been known as the Syracuse Manufacturing Co.. Saturday from Pret Miles Krafteries Co. Mr. Wilt stated that the manufacturing of a new line of novelty furniture will be started this summer or fall in the building and that the equipment from his factory in Milford will be moved to Syracuse as it is

WORTH HUNTINGTON ST. SYRACUSE,INC. 1 tob/j. | '/W c \ v TR; \j If r i If> W ,Vu IS ? ■ 11 T a I I JBKkl/l I I LOOKING BACK — Shoppen hi the Syracuse area this week end might want to pause for a minute to think back as towhen North Huntington Street looked like this. The sign hanging from the lamp in the left of the photo notes Dmckamiller’s Livery.

rjbilii. L■ ' ~ -- W»T hmu 3T.,3YR«cuac,MO. - . . - MAIN STREET — Bessie Bushong of Niles. Mkh.. formerly of Syracuse, furnished this photofor publication. The photo shows contrast with a horse and buggy on the left and an automobile on the right. An electric street light is shown in the foreground. The street — West Main.

Hear report on advisory committee Members of the Turkey Creek Conservation Club, Syracuse, heard a report from President Bob Baugher at a meeting last Thursday. Aug. 11, in the club house on SR 13A. The report was on the newlyappointed advisory committee to the department of natural resources. It was also decided at the meeting that another hunter safety program will be held in the near future. The club will also hold an open house September 2425, National Hunting and Fishing Day. Special programs, displays and speakers will be featured. Bluebird boxes were also built at the meeting. The sign in the |lassroom read “Have fun. kids. It’s lata on you’ll think.” The youngster gave this assessment of kindergarten: “Well, I do learn quite a bit of stuff, but it sure cuts into my day.”

, Wed., August 17,1977—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

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needed in the manufacturing of these novelties. A lake visitor, guest at Ideal Beach, was injured in an unusual manner, Sunday morning about 4:30 o’clock. Richard Barth, 2S, of the Pennsylvania Hotel, Indianapolis. was walking in his sleep and walked out of an upstairs window. Mrs. Amanda Xanders returned home last week, and Mrs. George Xanders, who had accompanied her on the NEA trip to California and the Pacific west states, visited friends in Kansas

MOMS... Bring The Kids By Next Week For Their "BACK-TO-SCHOOL" HAIRCUTS On The Sidewalk Thursday, Friday & Saturday At. . . Curl's Hair Care Center "Where We Care About Your Hair" s6°° ONLY V Reg. $1.50- $ll.OO Vote* NO APPOINTMENT NO AGE NECESSARY LIMIT RV REDKEN r wawasee village 1 SYRACUSE. INDIANA 46567 - 457-2fc7G

City until ha husband joined her there last Friday. Police called for . domestic squabble Saturday night A domestic squabble between Shirley and Jo Jo Jacobucci, 243 Portland Street. Syracuse, was Syracuse police late Saturday night, Aug. 13. No charges were filed.

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