The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 November 1978 — Page 17

It Happened ... In Syracuse

1 YEAR AGO, NOV. 23,1977 Kosciusko County Plan Commission began a branch in Syracuse Town Hall with Daniel W. Richard serving as director. Steven Hoopingarner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Hoopingarner, won a trip to the National 4-H Congress to be held November 25December 2 in the Conrad Hilton Hotel, Chicago. A family Thanksgiving supper was held at the Syracuse Church of God with 125 in attendance. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Dunlap, r 1 Pinecrest Mobile Home Court, Syracuse, on Friday, November 18.

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It was announced that the Syracuse-Wawasee Garden Club would be sponsoring the annual Christmas Bell Walk on December 4. 5 YEARS AGO, NOV. 21,1973 “Mr. Pickwick Men’s Wear” store opened as the first store in the new Pickwick Square on November 23. Tracy Barton, Tim Kaufman, David Culler and Tracy Rinker were high salesmen in the Syracuse junior high school citrus sale. The Ralph Bushongs of Syracuse will furnish special

music for the week end revival at Zion Chapel United Brethren Church south of Syracuse. A total of S2OO damage was estimated when an auto driven by Sheila J. Alexander, 18, r 3 Syracuse, struck a horse in the middle of the North WebsterSyracuse road. The Northern Lake Conference banquet was held at Wawasee High School. The Wawasee Warriors received one of three first place trophies. 10 YEARS AGO, NOV. 27,1968 Members of the Wawasee Boosters, Inc., met in the director’s room of the State Bank of Syracuse to elect directors and officers. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Line r 4 Syracuse are the parents of a son, Matthew Alan, born Monday, November 18, in the Goshen Hospital. Representatives of the Protestant and Catholic churches of the Syracuse community met for the first time last Sunday to make plans for a unity prayer service and fellowship under the joint sponsorship of the community. Mrs. Tim Darr was elected president and Mrs. Robert Moser secretary-treasurer at the November meeting of the Twilighters Bronco club. The Wawasee Warriors dropped their second straight cage contest by three points to the Carroll Chargers in a game played at New Haven. 20 YEARS AGO, NOV. 27,1958 Max Ganshorn of Syracuse, was appointed second deputy by Sam Holbrook, sheriff-elect of Kosciusko County and will be sworn into office with him on January 1,1959. Ike’s Dairy Bar, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eichstaedt. will open Monday, December 1 at 923

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Let’s Talk Real Estate By Phil Beer Realtor —■— ■ APPRAISAL METHODS

Comedian Buddy Hacket put it this way. "If everybody had the same opinion, every man would want to marry my wife.” So goes the art of appraising the value of property. In the final analysis, every piece of property is different. Basically, there are three methods of arriving at a value estimate. 1. Comparison. A comparison is made os to price, value, and location in relation to other properties in the same neighborhood. 2. Reproduction Cost. How much would it cost to reproduce the structure? Add to this the value of the land and deduct for depreciation. 3. Capitalization. This is used

South Huntington St. in the former locker plant building. Kathryn J. Locke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Locke, r 3 Syracuse is among nearly 300 Indiana University first time students who were rated as superior on the basis of scholastic testing. Jack Stoelting announced last week the purchase of Jones Poultry from Gaylord Jones who has operated the route since discontinuing his poultry plant near the entrance of Oakwood Park two years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mock attended graduation ceremonies Sunday at Indiana Tech College, Fort Wayne, in which their son, Larry, received a BS degree in civil engineering. 45 YEARS AGO, NOV. 23.1933 One hundred and twenty men, women and children attended the rabbit supper given by the Wawasee Post of the American Legion at the Tavern Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edon Lutes, who live northwest of town are announcing the the birth of a son. Keith Alexander. Fifteen men started to work today on the civil works project of the town park of Syracuse. Syracuse lost to Leesburg, 19 to 16, in a game played at Leesburg last Friday evening. Yesterday, Dan Klink, township trustee, received in advance of the December distribution of the money, $2,000, so that school teachers can be paid. C. D. BARNES RECOVERING Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Barnes, Milford, are staying with their son, Jim Barnes, at Pontiac, Mich. The elder Barnes underwent surgery earlier this month in a Pontiac Hospital. He is reportedly recovering.

for income property. The value is established by consideration of the present and future income value of the property. Frequently, the appraiser will use all three methods. No single method can always be depended upon to produce reliable estimates by itself. — Beer Realtors handle hundreds of appraisals every year — let them do one for you. The Beer Bunch will WORK FOR YOU. See us in the Wawasee Village office or call 457-4495.

Wawasee honor roll given

Principal Henry L. Smith, Wawasee High School, has released the names of honor students for the first nine weeks grading period. Distinguished Students on the distinguished roll are as follows: Seniors — Nancy Amos, Scott Arnold, Mark Baumgartner, Kathy Bice, Andy Brown, Elizabeth Davenport, Debbie Dieterly, Jo Easter, Melissa Finney, Jackie Glon, John Haffner, Jill Hartman, Bill Hays, Lori Henderson, Mischelle Johnston, Laura Keen, Kay Kirkpatrick, Judy Knudsen, Mark Lantz, Jackie Mangas, Ryan Owen, Kelli Price, Mike Ray, Doug Ruch, Susie Silveus, Mike Slabaugh, Lori Sliger, Lori Smith,' Darsee Staley, Kathy Troup, Doug VanLue and Teresa Williamson Juniors — Cam Boyer, Lynn Brown, Greg Carpenter, Jane Haffner, Tyler Haines, Raymond Hively, Jackie Lewis, Jill Lewis, Jeri Meditch, Sharon Meek, Greg Moerchen, Mike Murray, Marjie Pittman, Jill Sliger. Debby Smith, Richard Steele and Peggy Waterson Sophomores — Debbie Bartow, Tim Bause, Sunny Boggs, Brad Calobrace, Cathie Chiddister, Susan Freeman. Tammie Goodspeed, Brenda Hunter, John Locke, Kim McDonald, Susan Naab, Kathy Stichter and Michael Vanderveer Freshmen — Annette Beer. Ronda Black, Brian Brannock, June Brown, Kent Butcher, Laura Jones, Lori Kammerer, Angie Laub, Susie Schmucker, Norine Sorensen, Lori Staley, Jennifer Steele and Kent Stichter Regular Roll Seniors — Ron Aaron, Martha

Tools taken from Campbell home Sunday

The new home of Tim Campbell, south of Milford, was entered last Sunday evening sometime between 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. Entry was through a back door by breaking a window. Taken were power carpentry tools. Officers investigating the burglary were Kosciusko County Sheriff-elect Al Rovenstine, Milford Town Marshal David Hobbs, Kosciusko County

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Baumle, Mary Baumle, Phil Beer, Carmen Bryant, Tim Bushong, Mike Clark, Tonya Coquillard, Lori Coy, Rick Cripe, Nannette Dipert, Vicki Evans, Lynne Gerstner, Linda Glassley, Linda Grindle, Daralea Grisamer, Linda Grisamer, Hal Hammaker, Lynn Haney, Lisa Harris, Bob Hartman, Roger Hawn, Jo Hepler, Kim Hill, Marilyn Holcomb, Sonya Hoover, Lori Hummel, Scott Jones, Jeff Jorczak, Cindy Kammerer, Kayle Knafel, Vicki Kreider, Nancy Kunkle, Jan Lawson, Natalie McGlynn, Lisa Mohler, Mike Moore, Sondra Moore. Todd Niles, Laurie Pryor, Julie Rhodes, Mike Tom, Tami Wagoner, Mark Wagoner, Douglas Walker, Teresa Welborn and Jim Whitehead - Juniors — Debbie Bause, Buddy Bice, Mike Brannock, Laurie Brouwer, Beth Burke Raetta Clayton, Carla Darr, Rod Hamman, Lyle Haney, Lisa Hummel, Tina Kauffman, Kent Lawson, Chris McFarland, Lisa Meek, Jan Miller, Kandi Mort, Jennifer Nicholson, Linda Perry, Janice Siebert, Alice Steffen, Ted Tobin, Melodie Tom, Dan Tracy, Lynn Vangundy, Janet Wall, Jamie White, Chris Wozniak and Melanie Zurcher Sophomores — Angie Augsburger, Amy Bales, Heather Beer, Lonnie Black, Chris Bornman, Tim Butt, Leanne Carty, Kim Charlton, Mary Cox, Diane Dieterly, Carla Eastlund, Jama Everts, Kelly Fifer, Margie Gans, Pattie Gerrity, Josette Glon, Max Grady, Wayne Heffner. Karen Hummel. Karla Knafel, Steve Koble, Debbie Lechlitner, Amber Lehman, Sarah Mitchell. Todd Moerchen. Tim Rhodes, Dee Rigterink,

Detective Stan Holderman and Indiana State Trooper Michael Bernett. Elementary School Sometime Thursday evening. Nov. 16, a person entered the Milford Elementary School. Officers found numerous woman’s clothing laying around, but nothing was taken. Milford Town Marshal David Hobbs and Kosciusko County Patrolman Brant Nellans investigated the break-in.

Wed., November 22,1978 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Angie Stoffel, Traci Streby, Tom Troup and Julie Walton Freshmen — Chris Bause, Darla Brown, Sarah Dain, Jill Haab, Bill Harting, Suzanne Hill, Nick Johnston, Sandy Kortenber, Mary Medlock, Carol Meier,

Help Wanted Experienced Semi-Tractor Drivers For Flat And Dump Operation Gone 514 Or 6 Days A Week Located One-Half Mile West Os US6&SRIS Milford / '! I I Phone 457-2091 111 Cathy Lemberg, Broker / (T? I) 111 f l 1*1) Phone 856-4563 'J rv w7 < l/l I rv. Owen Cobbum, Sales >«/ f Phone 457-2249 / | f Lawrence Thwaits, Sales [ fa Phone 831-4394 J (lX Nancy Blade, Sales uLI/llLlj Phone 457-4759 x > -f Jerry Lambert. Sales Phone 658-9674 North of Syrows. L. James Buff. Sales OnßoodlJ PhoneJSMJIO Office Ph. 457-3109 NEW LISTING — Imagination, plus a-little effort, will bring a good return on this property. “Multi” Business on Main Channel. Can be bought on contract. $70,000. Call Nancy for details. pi NEW LISTING — On channel, nice home, close to town. Zoned for business. Many extras. $39,500. For details ask for Nancy. NEW LISTING — 145 acres. Jackson Township, Elkhart Co. Combination grain and dairy operation. 2 miles north of Syracuse. Ask for Lawrence. NEW LISTING — 3 bedrooms, close to shopping. Priced right, $19,000. Call Jerry for details. COMMERCIAL LOTS — 50x150 on SR 13 — across from Gas for Less. Priced right. Won’t last long. Call and ask for Jerry. NEW LISTING — 3 bedroom bi-level home in mint condition. Has 20’ easement to Syracuse Lake. $57,500. For details ask for Jim. NEW LISTING — ON WATER INVESTMENT — Nitfe home, plus 2 rental cabins, seawall and close to town. Ask Lawrence about this one. COUNTRY’ LIVING — 3 bedroom home on .79 acre. 1» 2 baths, full basement with family room, gas heat with low bills. $38,000. VA or FmHA. Call Cathy. INVESTMENT PROPERTIES — ELKHART — 3 bedroom home plus an office building next door — good rentals. For details ask Nancy. MOTEL AND BAR IN GOSHEN — Good investment with good returns. Can be bought together or separately. Ask Nancy! OWNER SAYS SELL — Three (3) bedrooms, 1' 2 baths, built-in kitchen, Florida room. $47,500. For details ask for Nancy. FOR SALE — Building lot on CR 42 in Goshen School District. CONTRACT TERMS — If you’ve been looking for investment property here’s your chance. Five unit apartment house with a gross monthly income of S7OO, separate utilities, SIO,OOO down will get you started. Ask Cathy. 180 ACRES — East of New Paris, all tillable. Will contract. Ask for Lawrence. SOUTH OF SYRACUSE — Commercial building. 4O’x6O’ located on SR 13. Ask for Lawrence. WAWASEE HEIGHTS & WAWASEE ANNEX BUILDING LOTS. CITY WATER & SEWER. — Ask for Lawrence. HUNNICUTT ADDITION — Home needs family, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, double car garage, $31,000. For details ask for Nancy. OFFICE HOURS: MON. THRU FRI. 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. SAT. TILL NOON: EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT More Listings For Syracuse And North Webster Wanted. “We Have Buyers Waiting.”

Sheli Miller, Nancy Norman, Scott Parker, Portia Price, Beth Pritchard, Myra Ruch, Paul Siegfried, Sheryl Smith, Kirk Stichter, Beth Walker, Stacy Wall, Myra White and Tonda Yeager.

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