The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 August 1978 — Page 18

THE MAIL-JOUHNAL — Wed., August 30,1978

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It Happened ... In Syracuse

E. W. (Gene) Hall, 171 N. Shore Dr., Syracuse, was appointed to serve on the Kosciusko County area plan commission last Wednesday by the advisory council of towns. A proposed lease-rental agreement for the physical education facility at Wawasee High School between the Lakeland School Building Corp, of Kosciusko County II and the Lakeland Community School Corp, has been approved by the Indiana State Board of Commissioners. Members of the Syracuse Town Board approved the 1978 budget at a meeting Monday night in the town hall, and appointed John C. Zimmerman as fifth officer to the

FOR SALE All modern home, recently remodeled, south side Lake Wawasee, A-l condition, 100' lake frontage. Can Trade On Smaller Property Or Finance On Contract Phone 457-4748 Or 533-2946 Top Incentive Rates Christmas Bonus Participation $lO PER HOUR UP Immediate Openings: Metal Department Electrical Department Cabinet Fitting Other Departments Also FAIRMONT HOMES, INC. Nappanee,lnd. Apply In Person HELP WANTED LIGHT ASSEMBLY WORKERS Immediate Openings For Light Assembly Workers We Offer Clean Working Conditions And Fringe Benefits Apply In Person At SWITCHES Subsidiary of Waiter Kidde & Company, Inc. KIDDE 911 Eisenhower Dr. South Goshen Industrial Park, Goshen, IN An Equal Opportunity Employer | HELP WANTED I ( Brock Manufacturing Co. is now hiring full- $ $ time help for Ist, 2nd, and 3rd shifts. i BENEFITS INCLUDE: i < HEALTH AND LIFE INSURANCE J PROFIT SHARING PAID VACATIONS i 9? 2 PAID HOLIDAYS $ J GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS $ Apply In Person $ I BROCK j MANUFACTURING CO. State Road 15 North Milford j Help Wanted Woman With General Office Skills Including Writing Ability Office Located In Warsaw /Monday Through Friday Send Resume T 0... THE PAPERS INCORPORATED Phone: 658-4111 Milford

police department on a probationary basis. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hile, r 2, Syracuse, are the parents of their fourth child, a daughter, born last Tuesday, Aug. 23 in Goshen Hospital. The baby has been named Carol Michelle. Exterior vinyl paneling on a house owned by David Shoops, 80 E. Shore Dr., Syracuse, caught fire Saturday, Aug. 27, at 11:46 a.m., after some shrubs flamed up from grass being burned. Damage was estimated at $375. 5 YEARS AGO, AUG. 29,1973 The Syracuse Town Board met Monday night, Aug. 27, in a special session for a hearing on the 1974 budget. The total budget

of 2.65 was passed on the third reading. Syracuse Quality Printers, 120 S. Huntington, Syracuse, has started the first plase of a remodeling project planned for the building. They are gutting the upstairs which was badly damaged by a fire in 1939, and putting on a new roof. State police are continuing to investigate the theft of 26 cases of beer taken from the stofe room of the South Shore Golf Club at about 10p.m. Monday. Larry Holloway, r 1 box 158, Syracuse, caught a 38 in. 30 lb. carp Monday along the shore of his Lake Wawasee home. The carp was one of the largest to come from the lake. 10 YEARS AGO. AUG. 28, 1968 Wawasee High School will delay opening for two days to give the school corporation time to clean rooms and move the necessary equipment in. This has become necessary because contractors are still working in many areas. A fire of undetermined origin caused damage estimated at $5,500 to the Snappy Chick DriveIn delicatessen located on SR 13 across from the South Shore golf course south of Syracuse early last Wednesday morning. Borkholder Builders of Nappanee are currently erecting a

State fair winners given

Winners at the Indiana State Fair from Kosciusko County are: Mrs. Leo W Adams, r 2 Akron, first in applique under fine arts 4-H Projects 1 Stacy Wall, r 5 box 454 Syracuse, white ribbon in weed identification and control Sheep Kelly Thomas, r 4 box 153 Warsaw. 19th and Brian Thomas, r 4 box 153 Warsaw. 20th in the breeding ewes show, section 6841 ewe lamb; Doug Baker, r 1 Pierceton, white ribbon-senior, in the 4-H and FFA sheep trimming contest junior and senior Swine • Trent Ayres, r 2 Claypool, first, in crossbred and all others, in section 6681-B-gilts and reserve champion gilt; and Brian Neely. _ r 2 Silver Lake, sixth, in section 6686-A barrows Open Class Steer Patricia Ayres, r 2 Claypool, fourth and Jame Fawley, r 6 Warsaw, seventh, under section 150-B; Tricia Ayres, r 2 Claypool, second, under section 150-C and reserve grand champion steer Market Beef Steers Trent Ayres, r 2 Claypool, ninth, under section 6381-B in crossbred and other breeds; Brian Neely. r 2 box 151, Silver Lake, sixth, under section 6381G; Trent Ayres, r 2 Claypool, fourth and Diana Horn, r 8 box 3042 Warsaw, eighth, section 6381-1; Rhonda Montel, r 3 box 268 Warsaw, 22nd, section 6381-J: L,ori Whitehead, r 7 box 360

OWNERS - OPERATORS Morgan Drive Away. Inc., one of the world's leading transporters of mobile homes and recreational vehicles, is now accepting applications for owner-operators. Experience helpful, but not necessary. If you own or can purchase a tractor, Morgan will train you FREE. - MINIMUM AGE, 23 - To Get All The Facts Contact: MORGAN DRIVE AWAY INC. 28651 US 20 West Ca || Collect: 219-293-7595 ELKHART, IND. 46515 — An Equal Opportunity Employer — SERVICE MAN WANTED Top mobile home manufacturer needs experienced service man. Excellent wages and fringe benefits including Christmas bonus program. Apply in person 8 to 4, Monday through Friday. Contact Gene Jessie, service manager. FAIRMONT HOMES, INC. CR 7 Nappanee TECHNICIAN Permanent position available in engineering department. Perform rating and life testing of mechanical, electro-mechanical and electronic control devices. Experience and training in electricity and electronics necessary. Military service experience desirable. Mechanical experience desirable. Related experience in timers, relays and associated mechanisms very desirable, salary commensurate with background. Complete competitive benefits program. Send resume to or apply at: EMPLOYMENT OFFICE PENN DIVISION Johnson Controls, Inc. 13021. Monroe Street, Goshen An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F

30,000 square foot building on five acres of a 60-acre tract in Syracuse. The land was purchased in July by Vega Home Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Marshall of Oakwood Park, Lake Wawasee, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Aug. 31. They will go to Indianapolis where their grandson, K. Douglas Marshall, and Miss Vikki McDonald will be married on their anniversary. Mrs. Ernest Bushong was awarded the Mayme Long trophy for receiving the highest honors at the Syracuse-Wawasee Garden Club flower show held in Saint Andrews United Methodist Church last Wednesday. 20 YEARS AGO, AUG. 28, 1958 Nell Laughlin told us last Wednesday that she and her husband Blair saw Sputnik about 8:30 Tuesday night. The skating rink to be opened early in October in the new building at the south edge of Wawasee Village needs a name. Keith and Clifford Cripe, owners, are offering prizes for the best names in a contest. Jack D. Clark, Syracuse constable, announced last week that he has appointed Elmo Burson of Papakeechie Lake as a deputy constable. Buson will patroll Papakeechie. Dr. William, B. Freeland, 87, of

Warsaw, second, section 6381-K; Rick Rookstool, r 6 box 155 Warsaw, 16th, section 6381-N and seventh in section 6381-0; Tricia Ayres, r 2 Claypool, second and fourth, section 6381-P; and Cindy Horn, r 8 box 3-42 Warsaw, 25th, section 6381-R, all in crossbred and other breeds 4-H Market Wether Show Douglas Baker, r 1 Pierceton, third and fourth, section 6931Columbia; Jeffrey C. Smith, r 2 Silver Lake, ninth, Gary Smith, r 2 Silver Lake, 11th and 13th, all in section 6933-Dorset; Kelly Thomas, r 4 Warsaw, 12th, 6934-B-Hampshire; Kirk Pyle, r 2 Silver Lake, second, section 6940-B-Suffolk; Mike Pyle, r 2 Silver Lake, fourth, section 6940-D-Suffqlk; Jeff Pyle, sixth, r 2 Silver Lake, 6940-E-Suffolk; Gary Williamson, r 4 box 192 Warsaw, sixth, 6940-F-Suffolk Flower Project Division one — Jodi Tozier, r 6 Warsaw, blue ribbon, section 7611-three blooms: Rebecca Weidman, r 2 Goose Lake, Warsaw, red ribbon, section 7613one house plant Division two — Karen Pfleiderer, r 3 box 322 Warsaw, red ribbon, section 7621-three blooms. Division three — Christine Rose, r 2 box 776 Warsaw, blue ribbon, section 7631-one house plant; Lisa Longyear, r 2 200 S.. Warsaw, red ribbon, section 7632a planter containing five foliage plants.

Epworth Forest, Webster Lake, and Zephyr Hills, Fla., one of the founders of the Epworth Forest Church Assembly, died at 5:45 p.m. Tuesday in the Murphy Medical Center, Warsaw. The five Gilbert cousins and their families, 33 in all, met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Searles Sunday for a picnic dinner. The afternoon was spent around the swimming pool. 45 YEARS AGO. AUG. 31,1933 The Tuesday night moving picture show was the last for the year at Waco. This Friday night, instead of a movie following the dancing, Art Kassell and his Kassels in the Air orchestra will play at Waco. In accord with the desires of the National Recovery Administration (NRA), a committee of women is making a house-to-house canvas of the town today and tomorrow, to secure signatures of the consumer’s pledge of cooperation in the NRA campaign. C. C. Bachman is the chairman. Mr and Mrs. Frank Scott of Indianapolis have bought the former Juday, then McClintic property on Lake St. and are having it remodeled to make it their future home. They also own a cottage on Lake Wawasee. A local grocer is advertising 10 lbs. cane sugar for 48 cents; large

Division four — Stephanie Murphy, r 2 box 675 Warsaw, red ribbon, section 7641-terrarium; Andy Kuhn, r 1 Etna Green, white ribbon, section 7643-mass arrangement. Division five - Joe Gerencser, r 1 box 253A, Milford, blue ribbon, section 7652-arrangement of natural flowers, fruits and vegetables; Senita Waggoner. 2003 Oakwood Dr., Warsaw, green ribbon, section 7653 arrangement of flowers and fruits; Garry Gerencser, r 1 box 253A Milford, red ribbon, section 7654 arrangement of fruits and vegetables; and Julie Powell, r 4 box 237 Warsaw, blue ribbon, section 7655-a home planter Soil And Water Conservation Stacy Wall, r 5 box 454 Syracuse, red ribbon, section 8411-division one exhibit as described in soil and water one manual; Dorothy Hathaway, r 1 Claypool, red ribbon, section 8413-division three exhibit as described in soil and water three manual 4-H Horse And Pony ShowEnglish Steve Sponseller. r 8 Warsaw, fifth, section 6002-mares three years and over, 1975 and before and fifth in section 6023-English pleasure driving and viceroy Geology Angie Durst, r 4 box 62 Warsaw, blue ribbon, section 8181-six specimens Crafts Fine arts — Melodie Tom, r 2 box 523 Leesburg and Joan Hostetler, r 2 box 204 Pierceton, blue ribbons Needle craft — Michelle Paxton, r 2 Road 200, Warsaw, blue ribbon; Martha Baumle, r 1 Leesburg,red ribbon Model craft - David Ford, r 2 Syracuse, white ribbon

Any other crafts — Robin Secrist, r 1 Mentone, Donna Shively, r 2 box 790, Warsaw, Mitch Goon, r 4 box 193 Warsaw, all blue ribbons; Janet Wall, r 5 box 454 Syracuse, red ribbon

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Men And Women In New, Modern Factory Paid vacations, holidays and other company benefits. Apply in person daily 7 a.m.-3 p.m. PREMIERE CORP. Brooklyn St., Syracuse HELP WANTED LIGHT ASSEMBLY WORKERS Immediate Openings For Light Assembly Workers We Offer Clean Working Conditions And Fringe Benefits Apply In Person At SWITCHES Subsidiary Os Walter Kidde & Company, Inc. KIDDE 1803 Century Drive, Goshen Or Call 533-0341 An Equal Opportunity Employer

box of Oxydol 19 cents; Burco coffee, lb. 19 cents; 24 lb. allpurpose flour 87 cents; pork chops 15 cents lb.; pigs feet 5 cents each. The Junior Ladies of the Round Table, division No. 1, will meet Thursday evening, Sept. 7, in the home of Miss Roberta Crow. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Byron Connolly and Miss Irene Pensinger. Rash of accidents in Syracuse Syracuse police investigated three auto accidents last Wednesday and Thursday within a 24hour period. At 10:21 p.m* August 23, Julieanna M. Hartman of 69008 CR 31, New Paris, complained of neck pain after her car was involved in an accident on SR 13 and CR 1200 N. Her 1968 Plymouth was damaged to the extent of SSOO. Police said a 1973 Buick, driven by Harold J. Rodman, 42. of 1605 S. 12th St.. Goshen, was headed west on T2OON, when it failed to stop for the sign and hit the Hartman car headed north on SR 13. Damage to Rodman’s auto was estimated at S6OO. He was charged with disregarding a stop sign. On Thursday. damage estimated at $l,lOO resulted in a rear-end collision of two cars on SR 13 just south of Maple Grove Police said a 1970 Chrysler, driven by Bertha V. Montel. 73. of 601 S. Main St.. Syracuse, was stopped for a vehicle making a turn, when it was hit in the rear by a 1966 Pontiac driven by Carlos E. Hoover. 28. box 30. Roxbury Park. Goshen At 11:20 p.m. Thursday, a 1976 Gremlin owned by Glen O. Hiner. 307 E. Boston St., Syracuse, was damaged SIOO when it was hit by a car while parked in front of the Hir\er home. The other driver was Billie P. Harrington. 28. of Burt’s Trailer Park. Ligonier, operating a 1966 Ford Smoke reported at Syracuse home Syracuse firemen were summoned to the home of Fred Curtis at 174 North Shore Dr,, Syracuse, at 9:57 p.m. last Friday, Aug. 25, when smoke was reported in the basement. When the three trucks arrived, they found the fuse had blown and the fire was already out. They advised Curtis to call an electrician. Damage was estimated at $25. ‘ 1, 800 damages in two-car crash Damage in the amount of SI,BOO resulted in a two-car collision at 5:07 p.m. last Friday in the 400 block of Medusa St.. Syracuse Syracuse police said a 1972 Chevrolet driven by Kathleen M. Dippon, 25. 407 Medusa St.. was backing from her drive and failed to see the other car as her vision was obscured by high schrubbery. Driver of the other car. a 1974 Pontiac, was Sandra G. Rinker. 18,449 Medusa St. Joseph Merlin, a musical instrument maker from Huy, Belgium, wore the first roller skates, in 1760, to a masquerade party in London. He sailed into the ballroom playing a violin.

ASCS to conduct wool-lamb referendum

The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service will conduct a referendum August 21 through September 1 for wool and lamb producers to vote for or against a new agreement between the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the American Sheep Producers Council. Inc. Phil Braman, an official of the agency, said the agreement authorizes USDA to withhold part of any wool incentive payment that might be made to producers cn 1978-81 marketings to finance the ASPC’s activities. “Deductions would be used by the ASPC to finance advertising and sales promotion programs for wool and lamb, and programs to develop and disseminate information on

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products quality, production management, and marketing improvement for wool and sheep.” If producers approve the agreement, up to cents per pound on shorn wool marketings, and 12* 2 cents per hundredweight on unshorn lambs, would be deducted. Copies of the agreement and ballots were distributed to Kosciusko County wool producers on August 18. Ballots may be returned by mail or in person to ♦the county ASCS office. According to Braman, the new agreement is similar to one approved in 1974.