The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 26, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 July 1979 — Page 17
I WAWASEE REALTY I (219) 457-2700 Open ,»». LJj Mon.-Sat. REALTOR’ 9-5:30 « W Sun. 1-5 See Us! Phyllis Louden. Broker 457-4911 I T** flft. > Jim Jeannine Juay Marianne Mills Schrock Leedy Sldtt 457-4014 ■ 457-4944 457-5406 856-2039 P. O. BOX 178 SYRACUSE. INDIANA 46567 (Next To Dairy Queen) ECONOMY AFFECTS I REAL ESTATE Due to ECONOMIC conditions reflecting changes in |i APPRAISALS & FINANCING. WE at WAWASEE REALTY have MANY of our listings REDUCED to meet the PRESENT MARKET STOP or CALL NOW to check on these fine homes. Also, let us discuss V.A.. F.H.A. or FRM. HOME Financing for LOWER DOWN PAYMENTS. Why not consider a CONTRACT? r j ~?-k x WIWMbBP^— ; f bb fl A JL »* *••»•»• jjfl 198 - This QUALITY BUILT 3 bedroom, 1 ‘/2 bath home is located pn a beautiful large corner lot just near the S.S. Golf Course and has Lake Wawasee easement. A fireplace in the full finished basement is awaiting your family. REDUCED!! IO *.*■ ® -flfc •: fl fl 216 — ON THE WATER! — You will be surprised at j the charm in this 2 bedroom. 11/?I 1 /? bath, NEW large garage on a beautiful LARGE corner lot, seawalled and awaiting your BOAT. REDUCED!! I tap 1 tWPV" WBI 1 W I I KgiKQVf I'l I ■ j B 196 — Please let us show you through this lovely quality built 3 bedroom, I’/z bath home with a 20x40 FAMILY ROOM at the rear overlooking a nice CHANNEL to WAWASEE. REDUCED!! 201 - REDUCED and READY for your family. This super neat furnished 3 bedroom mobile home has central g air.’new tires, heat tapes — THF WORKS. Now ONLY B $10.500.00. | 211 - FULLY FURNISHED - RUNAWAY BAY - 3 I bedroom. l‘/2 bath Condo, on LAKE FRONT. Immediate possession in order to enjoy the balance of the season f t for your pleasure. REDUCED!! sifll 5* -?■ ■ I I I 212 — LAKE TIPPE. — The owner is ready to move out of state — would accept a GOOD CONTRACT — possibility of RENT w OPTION. This 3 bedroom home lo- jB cated directjy on the WATER is ready for your inspection. 171 — Another super nice well constructed home for your inspection. This 3 bedroom, U/2 bath with the J garage as a lovely rec. room with fireplace. NOW ONLY a $37,900.00. B I P -^^^Nevvljstings ->J^J I I I I I 225 - 4 BEDROOM. 2 baths and FULL BASEMENT - 1 I ■ Built"in 1974 and located on the WATER of Dewart Lake. I fl Owner relocating and anxious to sell — $62,500.00. I IIWRPW, ' I Kfa'MMP B . B? 1 « I I ' I I < J' »" ' I < llib 1 227 - STRICTLY SUMMER AND PRICED RIGHT - I I f 55’ of WAWASEE LAKE FRONT - Possible contract - , I ■ 1 Call for details — ONLY $77,900.00. I ' ETL- I I iISSM ) I I 228 — OAKWOOD PARK! — Cute and Clean! Two 1 I I 1 bedroom with appliances. Won’t last long at $25,900.00. I I I p— Have You Missed Seeing This? I 193 — This 3 bedroom, 2 full bath home is immaculate! All the components are EXCELLENT or NEW. Includes range, refrigerator, garbage disposal, washer-dryer and is tastefully decorated. Priced to sell as owner is leaving I Syracuse. See Syracuse Lake while Dining. Yes — only $43,500.00. J I
Health summary released by Lakeland School Corp.
z The Lakeland Community School Corporation released the health summary for the 1978-79 school year. In accordance to a ruling by the board of health this year each school was required to update the immunization and health records of every student in the school as complete as possible. In screening of vision there were 212 students tested, 85 referred and 23 on the Watch list. The weights and measures of students from kindergarten to fifth grade were taken for approximately 1,450 students in the spring and fall. Tuberculin testing was taken for 25 new school students, 38 substitute and new teachers and 314 of the school personnel. Scoliosis screening on the junior high level showed 742 screened, 22 referred. 30 on the watch list and one refusal. The sell application dental flouride program for grades two, five and junior high showed 635 participants. The program was sponsored bv the sorority Psi lota Xi. Students treated in first aid totaled 8,614. There were 154 referred and 98 received care. There were 175 consultations with
Vice president to be elected in September
The election of a vice president for the Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce will be held in September as discussed by the board of directors during its meeting on Wednesday; July 11. The nominating committee will seek a candidate who will be willing to serve as president the following year. Other program plans for the September general membership meeting were discussed. j The director discussed ways the organization could be more supportive and assist in involving morfc people in the Flotilla. Terri Caskey accepted the position of chairman Tor the community beautification committee. Phil Hoy, a board member and Mrs. Jack Alfrey will assist her. Plans to organize the chamber into various divisions continue to develop There is presently a retail division chaired by Joyce Smith. David Arnold, a new board member representing the Dana Corporation, will be con (acting the local industries representatives and lead the organization of the industrial division. Bill Beemer was appointed as chairman of a committee that will seek ways to solve
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the nurse by faculty, 97 with the parents, 28 with a doctor and 360 with students. The nurse made 12 home visits. Many parents were contacted by phone at home and work. Health class at Wawasee High School involved discussions on veneral. disease, teenage pregnancy and an explanation of free health service available. The home economics class was given a nursery arts demonstration with a question and answer session. At the elementary grade level an explanation of the job of the schtxjl nurse was given and talks on personal hygiene. A menstrual hygiene film was shown to fifth grade level girls and mothers and fifth grade boys and fathers. Circulation of materials included an immunization letter to parents to update hellh records; kindergarten round-up literature; permission forms and explanation of various health screening programs to parents and health information, list of available help through county and state organizations. The Health Career club has eight members, three volunteers an ’ films and literature on health and related films.
dissatisfaction with the postal service. The committee will be formed with other members from the general membership. The next meeting will be held at South Shore Golf Course on August 1. at 7:30 a.m. Sheriff gives report for June Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department investigated 59 accidents during June in which three persons died and 32 persons were injured. Property and estimated damages totaled $154,085. Ten arrests were made. During June, the sheriff’s department answered 467 complaints, driving department vehicles 29,019 miles. Bookings at the Kosciusko County Jail totalled 118 including 12 juvenile boys, six' juvenile girls, 87 adult men, and 13 adult women. The sheriff's department investigated 23 burglaries, 29 thefts, eight vandalisms, two batteries, one indecent exposure, one child molesting, one forgery, and three motor vehicle thefts. Value of stolen property came to $51,890 and $39,855 worth of stolen property was recovered.
It Happened ... In Syracuse
1 YEAR AGO. JULY 19. 1978 Dorreen Darr, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Darr, r 2 Syracuse, is grooming her 15month cow for the Kosciusko County Fair, which starts July 31. The engagement of Miss Jennifer Elaine Boyer to James Calvin Schrock has been anounced by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Grover Boyer, Jr.. 112 W. E. Long Dr., Syracuse. Susan P. Shank, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wendel R. Shank of Syracuse, is one of six students accepted by the honors program at Taylor University. 5 YEARS AGO. JULY 18. 1974 Peter Luttman. former owner of Gambles in Syracuse, is back in business, according to a letter he's sending out to old customers. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baldwin of Lake Wawasee spent the week end in Mansfield. Ohio. '> The Lakeland VFW post sponsored a kiddie parade Wednesday, night. July liyat Syracuse as a part of the activities for the Police and Fireman’s fair. 10 YEARS AGO. JULY 16. 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Harold LeCount, Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Edd LeCount of Nappanee have returned to their homes from a trip through the west and northern part of the country.
ANSWERS ACROSS ANSWERS DOWN 19-its 1-Legs 23-Taps 1-Lama 20-Vee 5-Blest 26-Tress 2-Evict 22-Crest 10-Avoid 29-Ara 3-Goner 23-Ta-tas 12- 30-Bce 4-Sin 24-Arcna 13- 31-Tan 5-Blot 25-Pancl 15- Ace 33-Tennesseans 6-Let 27-Stair 16- 36-Anent 7-Evade 28-Santa 17- 37 Trite 8-Senor 30-Bets 18- 38-Sales 9-Testly 32-Used 20- 39-Grad 11-Debar 34-NNE 21- 14-Salutes 35-Erg
Hire Electric ELECTRICAL WIRING • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL Phone: 457-3744 Syracuse ’ COMMERCIAL ' AND INDUSTRIAL SPACE • 6,000 Sq. Ft. • 3 Phase Electrical • Railroad Siding SUITABLE FOR LIGHT MANUFACTURING Call Today TODD REALTY Commercial Investments Division • i Il jiF *•••' - BP 8 * s "' ~ — •* CONVENTIONAL BUILT YEAR ROUND HOME LAKE WAWASEE — 3-4 bedroom Medallion brick home, 125 ft. lake frontage with sea wall, 24'x35' boat well. The many special features in this home are carpeting, drapes; two full ceramic tile baths; built in range; refrigerator: stainless steel sink; built in oven; gas grill; garbage disposal; washer; dryer; two car finished garage attached; incinerator; 30 gallon gas water heater; water softener: overhead garage door opener; Coppes cabinets, stainless steel vent with one h.p. exhaust fan: double snow melters in driveway, solid oak trim thru entire house; genuine Italian marble vanity tops; ceiling cable heat throughout house with individual thermostats; ceramic floors in kitchen and baths; 18 ft. marble fireplace in living room; thermopane windows; built in bookcase; auxiliary gas forced air furnace which can be used to heat the house, now being used to heat garage; 1,000 gallon concrete septic tank; 20 x3O dry well; 92 ft. 4” deep well with new submersible pump. Home is being sold with the best Tell City maple furniture: color TV; built in stereo and speaker system; hi-fi: record ployer. This home is clean and ready to move in. Shown by appointment only to qualified buyers and offered at only $159,900 firm, several thousand dollars below replacement cost. Included in sale are a 1976-20’ Viking deck boat, approximately 180 hours on motor since new. Ford V-8 motor, 14' Hoby Cot 1977 mpdel sailboat. CONTACT Everett F. Metering Or Chris Koher, Jr., brokers. 619 South Huntington Street, SYRACUSE Phone 457-3722 Or
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zeltinger of Chicago spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Ada Zeltinger of r 4 Syracuse. OniSunday they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Pipp and son Bill at Syracuse. Miss Margaret L. Ridings of r 2 Syracuse became the bride of Mark Donoho of South Bend Saturday, July 5. at 2 p.m. in Saint Andrew's United Methodist Church at Syracuse. Hobbs releases police report Milford town marshal David Hobbs has released the list of activities carried out by his department from June 11 to July 9There were 51 complaints received. Three traffic accidents were investigated with auto damage estimated at $1,120, four misdemeanor arrests, four juvenile arests, three reports of stolen property with two stolen property pieces recovered, valued at $165; four theft reports investigated, one gun permit issued. 11 dog complaints with three dogs being impounded, two record checks, three cars being removed from the streets, three alarms answered, eight courtesy services given, two title checks and two messages delivered.
Wed., July 18,1979 - THE MAIL-JOURNAL
20 YEARS AGO. JULY 16. 1959 Miss Carol Dee Knapp will be the third grade teacher for the third section of the class in the local elementary school next year according to an announcement this week by Lewis S. Immel. school superintendent. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cotton and sons Jerry and Johnny visited with her mother. Mrs. Rebecca Kit son. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Muscarie of Two from Milford booked at jail Harvey Bryan Kaetzell, 32, r 1 Milford and Michael Lee Pippenger, 21, r 2 Milford, were both released on their own recognizance Friday after being booked for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and public intoxication.
FRY WELLS ROGERS RERITY SYRACUSE —NEW LISTINGS—-1 '• "SMI •.. EVERYTHING IS SPANKING NEW. . . . inside this attractive 3 bedroom home with 1 fireplace plus lake easement to Wawasee. A must to see at only $54,900. Call Carolyn today. . 5 MINUTES AWAY, ... to lower cost of living. Priced to sell at $34,900 is a fine older home which has been completely remodeled inside. Let Carolyn show you this today. SELLER RELOCATING — X ‘ft I,• . CHARMING HOME — good for efficiency with easement to Wawasee Lake. This unique home can serve as year-round, summer or as income property. Located on Waco & Ideal Beach. $26,000. ■■UWwJiii , i~ J ? ■-""•< - CHARMING STARTER HOME, — newly remodeled, painted & carpeted. Well situated on lot with mature trees so your home can grow with the family. Has easement to Syracuse Lake along with a small storage shed & closeness to town. _______ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Well established business in an excellent location. Additional ground available for expansion. Perfect opportunity for qualified buyers. Seller will consider contract. I PHONE F 457-4485 Jack Wells Jim & Jane Fry Ernie Rogers Residence Phone Residence Phone Residence Phone 457-2986 457-2905 457-4678 Dannette Rosner Keith Smallwood Carolyn Smith Residence Phone Residence Phone Residence Phone 457-5407 457-3763 457-3051
Wheaton, Illinois were week end guests of Mrs. Ella Unrue. 45 YEARS AGO. JULY 19. 1934 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Teetow entertained a party of friends at their cottage over the weekend. Mrs. Jean Cox and son and Mrs. Irving Bishop and family went to New Castle. Monday, to spend this week there and in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Bog Mangus of Goshen were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mock. Sunday. JOHN DOVE HELD AT J AIL John Ray Dove, 22. Milford, was held at the county jail after his arrest for failure to comply with a county court order on a violation of expired operator's license.
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