The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 November 1978 — Page 25
Letters to the editor
Thanks for clarifying the school's position
Dear Arch: Just a personal note to thank you for the article clarifying the school’s position regarding the recent party that involved seventeen Wawasee High School Seniors. , I sincerely appreciated the facts being told so that all could
An abundance of joy
Dear Editor: I felt compelled to thank publicly all those who had anything to do with the Wawasee High School production of Godspell. From greatest to least, from first to last, each deserves a special thanks; and I am sure that each already feels honored for having participated. There are theatrical difficulties in a production of such scope, but the performance was done with an abundance of joy and energy and yet with a remarkable depth of sensitivity. The performers were communicators, and what was communicated was the gospel in
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fairly judge us and others. When I have needed your help, you and your staff have always been professional, and this I greatly appreciate. Again, thanks to you, Della, and your staff. Sincerely, Henry L. Smith, Principal
all its dramatic splendor. Surely in these times the Gospel needs to be communicated by whatever means available, and I feel that, once having done so, it will be difficult for those who have participated to take casually the message they delivered. That can be nothing but a step for good. 1 was treated to good theatre, good execution, but beyond that the production made me feel good, not only about the message but about the young people who delivered it. Thank you for that. Sincerely, Rev. David L. Hyndman
Really miss those leaves
Dear Editor: I can’t imagine in my wildest dreams, all the changes that have taken place in this span of time, but it really is a pleasure to read about all the improvements and growth that is going on in the area.
Thanks for help
Dear Editor: On behalf of the Kosciusko County Chapter of the American Diabetes Association. I surely want to thank you for your help in publicizing our recent diabetes detection project. Because our weather was exceptionally good, we did not have the turnout we would have liked to have seen. However, there were 14 referrals during the day. and even if we had only had one we could judge
Lakeland school activities
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15 6:30 p.m. - Intramurals at Wawasee gym 6:30 p.m. — Adult education classes at Wawasee THURSDAY. NOV. 16 All day — Swap day at Wawasee 6 p.m. — Milford Junior High basketball at Central Noble 6 p.m. — North Webster Junior High boys basketball at Manchester 6:30 p.m. — Wawasee boys’ swim vs Huntington North at Huntington 6:30 p.m. — Adult education classes at Wawasee 7:30 p.m. — Kiwanis Travelogue at Wawasee FRIDAY, NOV. 17 4 p.m. — State girls’ swim meet at Muncie SATUDAY, NOV. 18 All day - State girls’ swim meet at Muncie 6:45 p.m. — Varsity basketball at Carroll MONDAY, NOV. 20 6 p.m. — Milford Junior high boys basketball at Bremen 6 p.m. — North Webster boys basketball at West Noble 6:30 p.m. — Wawasee boys Syracuse man struck by vehicle Floyd Mifflin, 26, r 2 Syracuse, was treated and released from Goshen Hospital last Wednesday after he was struck by an auto in the 200 block of West Main Street, Syracuseat 6:43a.m. According to Syracuse Deputy Marshal Dan Gallmeier Mifflin was walking west on Main Street approximately eight feet from the curb. The driver, Connie L. Morrow, 29, Syracuse, did not see the pedestrian because of the early morning darkness and because Mifflin was wearing dark clothes. Mifflin was treated for a bruised right leg. No charges were filed in the incident.
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I really miss the autumn season with all its beautiful colors. One thing about this area, I don’t get to see and rake up all those leaves. Keep up the good job of news reporting. Deanna (Grindle) Lambert
the program a success. That does mean that 14 people will have the opportunity of finding a better diet and or control to make their future life longer and more healthful. Your concern for people is evidence of your interest in our Kosciusko County community. Sincerely yours, Charles A. Ker, President Kosciusko County Chapter American Diabetes Association
swim vs Belmont at Wawasee 6:30 p.m .- Freshman basketball vs Columbia City at Wawasee 6:30p.m. — Girls’ basketball at Warsaw TUESDAY, NOV. 21 6:30 p.m. - Varsity basketball vs Fairfield at Wawasee 6:30 p.m. - Adult education classes at Wawasee WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22 6:30 p.m. - Adult education classes at Wawasee
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Woman injured in crash Shirley A. Ringler, 36, Milford, suffered a neck injury in a threecar accident in downtown Warsaw late Friday afternoon, Nov. 3. According to police, a car driven by Betty J. Wolfe, 17, r 1 Silver Lake, hit the rear of Mrs. Ringler’s auto. The accident occurred in the 100 block of South Detroit St. The Ringler auto, in turn, bounced into the back of a car occupied by Neil W. Bennett, 58,1504 East Market St. Warsaw. Bennet and Ringler were stopped in the northbound lane of South Detriot St., for the traffic ahead, when the accident occurred. Warsaw city Patrolman Larry Engle investigated the accident. Damage to the vehicles was not listed by police. Yard damaged when car goes through T-road A yard owned by Dale Danner, r 1 Leesburg, was damaged Sunday, Nov. 12, when an auto driven by Timothy T. Hursley, 20, r 1 Cromwell went through a Troad. According to Kosciusko County Patrolman Burdell Blackburn, Hursley’s car was damaged SBOO when it ended up in the yard. The accident happened at 3:45 a.m., at the intersection of CR 450 N and Brown Road, two miles southwest of North Webster.
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REVEAL WARE PLANS— David McGrew, left, is shown with Syracuse-Wawasee Rotary Club president Al Tehan holding a map of the proposed 30-unit complex for low and moderate income housing to be built in Syracuse next year at a cost of $850,000.
WARE, lnc. f explained to Rotary
A full accounting of a plan to build a 30-unit complex for low and moderate income housing at the north edge of Syracuse was revealed before the SyracuseWawasee Rotary Club at its Tuesday meeting. Speaker was club member David McGrew, who as a Rotary Club member was one of the originators of an idea that became WARE, Inc.-, or Wawasee Area Realty Endeavors. Original incorporators, according to McGrew, were Jerry Ganshorn, Al Tehan and Lou 2 SALES ASSOCIATE — Janet Wade Karr has joined the Syracuse office of Larry Nellans, Inc. Realtors as a sales associate. She holds a B. A. degree from Earlham College and a master’s degree from Michigan State University. Prior to entering real estate, she taught physical education, substituting in the Lakeland School District the last two years. Mrs. Karr, secretary of Water Ski, Inc. a local club, currently holds state titles and records in slalom and tricks in the senior women’s division, and is ranked fifth in the nation in senior women’s trick skiing event. She is married to Arnie Karr, and is the daughter of Nick and Mary Wade, who have recently become full time Lake Webster residents. "Exuberance is beauty." William Blake
Wed., November 15,1978 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL
Craig, and the current board of directors is Bill Cable, Opal Keim, Frank Ridenoure, Al Tehan, Varner Chance, Harry VanHemert, David Hyndman, LaMar Stoops. David McGrew and Helen Alfrey. To Cost $850,000 The non-profit housing complex is to be located on a tract of land used as a camp site and purchased from Chuck Myers of Syracuse and Santa Barbara, Calif. It will have an entrance on Lake Street and an exit at city park, situated between the new post office building and the city park. McGrew said the Farm Home Administrator, where the funds are expected to come from, asked that two per cent of the amount to be expended be raised locally. There are 36 members of WARE, Inc., at $lO each, and SB,OOO is coming from Turkey Creek Township revenue sharing funds. Essential costs will break dow n as follows: Land, $40,000; $21,000; walk and landscape $15,000; drives and parking, $32,000; off-site utilities, $4,500; site preparation, $8,500; fees, $50,000;. miscellaneous construction, $4,000; interest, $25,000. Preliminary plans drawn up by
WANTED CORN Contact MAPLE LEAF FARMS, INC. Syracuse 658-4121
W. James McCleary Architects, Warsaw, calling for 30 units, of which 15 are duplex units, have been sent to the FHA district supervisor, a Columbia City woman, for approval before they go to the state for approval. A similar housing unit is slated to *go up in Milford, with Paul Reith, vice president of the First National Bank of Warsaw in charge of the Milford Branch, spearheading that development. McGrew said the Syracuse plan has the approval of MACOG. Rental fees will be based on individual incomes, McGrew said, but noted they will run approximately five per cent of a renter’s income. Other rent costs will be made up by rent subsidies, he said. He added that a management plan is needed, also. Calling WARE, Inc., a “Rotary project,” McGrew- said there is need for a more thorough survey of local people over 62 years of age who are potential renters in the project. He said, simply because one signs up as a potential renter, does not obligate him to taking one of the apartment units. Anyone interested can sign up at the State Bank of Syracuse or at Wawasee Realty with Mr. McGrew.
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