The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 June 1982 — Page 19

Students graduate from Manchester

A number of communities in the county were represented by the student graduates at Manchester College s 93rd annual commencement exercises, held on Sunday, May 23. Degrees were

PUBLIC AUCTION Tha following Items will be offered for sale at Public Auction located 3 miles south of North Webster on SR 13 or 4 miles north of Pierceton, across from Read s Castle. Watch for auction signs. Saturday, Jvaa 11, ISSI — 10 A.M. • OFFICE AMO BUSINESS EQUIPMENT • GLASSWARE • ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES • HOUSEHOLD AND MISCELLANEOUS — Check Ow Soto Bill, For Comptoto — TERMS Ca»h or chock wto propor IO All itomi m«.t be poxt before loav.nfl prom»o> AUCTIONEER S NOTE Mon, ol thee item, ore over 80 r oor» old .009.09 from poor to ecceltont condition Mon, item. a. ret unbo>od Arrive oorl, to brow»e Alma Lashaway And John Deaton, Owners lunch Available No' Re.pon.ibto For Accident. Hickory Hill. Auction Co. 0 Bowman Clerk Beck, Enel Auctioneer M, J. Wode. Co.hier JIS 834 7SS6 WAWASEE rC| REALTY, inc. RtAiTor •Ki P O BOX 478. SYRACUSE. IN 46567 (219) 457-2700 Or 457-4911 r^7 V-Z. day 0R NIGHT MLS PHYLLIS LOUDEN OPEN: MON -FRI 8:30-5:30 i, BROKER SATURDAY 9:00-3:00 457-4911 SUNDAY NOON-4:00 NEW LISTINGS Miff ■ ’ J 51# OAKWOOD PARK-2 bedroom tocetod on met corner lot Boel ipol end ( i delrshtful .wimmmg Contract terms avetlebto 531.W0 ( i -"I I I w 1 l ..... .... I, ■ .■w-weJmMI l l' 511 CROMWELL I Ea.t ofS * West Ol 13) BEAUTIFUL WOODED. WELL i 1 I MAINTAINED SECTION OF HOMES 3 bedroom. J baths and I I full basement attached larye Rarage This is immaculate and new i l[ apoi.ance. ONL Y Sit tOO I dJBBBI I*MI OI*ARB g.uis -w I 513 NORTH WEBSTER - '"The Barn" Investment Property I Bl' frontage i 'l on Highway 13 (South side of Webster) Contract terms available ]) I Priced at ONLY SIMON AH tenants on sag utilities I : K l ' a I ORm ,» I I ■- . • • -■ ■ -I I 1 jl 5N WAWASEE CHANNEL FRONT - (Mart*) Kale Island'- Lake Front jl ( l swimming I.SNsq ft 1/3 bedroom 3 hreglaces Gas F A Landscaped J rear yard seawaltod Terms with State Bank of Syracuse Sas.*N ,1 PAPAKEECHIE LAKE FRONT I * fcmi JnbN W®** 'W Ml W w|Eyß|||' 5 wH. oESSS* #OS I«SaMI - 3 bedrooms 1 bath, new Itn . carpet and shower Very nice Nestled m the trees - Double Fireplace ONLY S 5» *o# [-OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS UNDER SIO,OOO-1 . I itee ln see ROBBINS BAIT B TACKLE - Across from OM Fish Hatcheries -- Wawasee Low monthly lease This weuM be FUN — H you are a fisherman, you would love tt. I ■ HAVE THREE CONDOMINIUMS LEFT! L RUNAWAY BAY !| I Lake Front 2 bedroom — newly redecorated and very nice see.SOO L I Wooded Section - BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 1 bedroom, screened ' t L porch . .'.... SSS.SBb Terms j i Wooded Section -- Unfurnished 3 bedroom .screened porch SA3AM Terms Ji Nancy Justus 856 2485 Gene Stoffel 134-7407 Marianne Stott 856-2039

awarded to 259 seniors, 13 graduate students and 38 twoyear students Dr. John Brademas, president of New York University and former US Congressman from

Indiana’s Third Congressional District, presented the 2:30 pin. commencement address. President A. Blair Helman of Manchester College gave the baccalaureate sermon during the 11 a.m. ceremony. Graduating from Claypool were Jeffery Moore, r 1 box 222, bachelor of science in business administration; and Pamela Whitcraft, r 2 box 82, an associate degree in secretarial studies. Mentone resident Jennifer Pyle, r 1, graduated with an associate of arts degree in English; students from Milford included Rebecca Ball, r 1 box 109A, bachelor of science in biology and Stephen Gall, 19417 S. County Line Road, bachelor of science in business administration. Pierceton graduates Included in the list of graduates are Pierceton students Roger Boggs, r 2, bachelor of science in physical education; Jerry Kreger. 209 W. Elm. bachelor of science in business administration; and David Lambert. r 1 Barbee Lake, bachelor of science in physical education. Graduates from the Silver Lake area included Ric Bradford, r 2 box 175, bachelor of science in biology; Luther Eberly, r 2, master of arts in elementary education; and David Sands, r 1, bachelor of science in business education Warsaw-Winona Lake graduates Five Warsaw graduates are listed among those taking part in commencement exercises Thev

It happened ... in Syracuse

10 YEARS AGO, J VNE 7.1972 Mr and Mrs Leon Plank of Waco drive. Lake Wawasee. announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Sandra Lee Plank, and Neil Andrew Weikart of Fort Wayne Charles Baldwin, a recent graduate of Wawasee high school. Syracuse, has recently been awarded a $2,300 com petitive honor scholarship to attend McPherson college in McPherson. Kan Charles is the son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Baldwin. Sr., r 3 Syracuse. The Syracuse area, plaqued by motortycle mishaps during the past month, had another such mishap Saturday at the entrance to The Mariner a short distance southeast of Syracuse, giving minor injuries to the two youths on the cycle. Mr and Mrs. Stanely Scott of r 3 Syracuse spent the week end at Willow Shores. Mich. Mrs. Maxwell Simon of Syracuse and Mrs. Allen Reeve and children of Pierceton attended a baby shower Saturday evening at Kimmell for Mrs Mike Halsey. Syracuse volunteer firemen responded to a call at 6 04 p.m. Saturday for a car fire which started due to a carburetor back fire The fire was extinguished as firemen arrived 20 YEARS AGO. JI'N'E 7.1962 Noble Blocker, successful Republican candidate for Kosciusko County auditor was the biggest spepder in the recent primary electionJnYeports filed to date Mr and Mrs Charles ("Chuck " > Myers began a new three-bedroom home on South Front street m Syracuse early this week They sold their Syracuse home to Mr Myers' parents. Mr and Mrs C. S Myers The Cletus Myeres recently sold their Kale Island home to an Indianapolis couple Sue LeCount. a Syracuse high school junior and. daughter of Mrs Jane LeCount of Parkway Drive. Syracuse, has been awarded an art scholarship to

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are Tammie Anglin, r 2 box 252, bachelor of science in psychology; Leant Carr, r 3, master of arts in accounting; Jennifer Fawley, r 7 box 91, bachelor of arts in business administration; Tony Coleman, r 2 box 44A, bachelor of science in accounting; Paul Kinney, 512 S. Morton Street, bachelor of science in accounting; and Michele Zurakowski, bachelor of science in speech and drama. N. Paige Haney, 1103 Kings Highway, Winona Lake, graduated with a bachelor of science in business administration. MISS WAWASEE LAKE* — Cindy Knotts, r 1 Leesburg, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knotts, is entered in the Mermaid Festival Queen Contest as "Miss Wawasee Lake." Cindy was a sophomore at Wawasee High School, stands five feet, 10 inches tall and has blonde hair and blue green eyes.

attend a workshop for talented high school art students at Ball State Teachers College from July 30 to August 3 This is the first time a Syracuse student has won this wonderful opportunity to , attend such a workshop. 30 YEARS AGO. JUNE 6,1952 The W M. Wiet Company buildings have been ordered sold to the S. and C. Realty Co., of Indianapolis, by the federal referee in bankruptcy at Ft. Wayne, for the sum of $30,001.50. This includes the two buildings and was the best bid received after several weeks of effort on the part of the trustee. R. Leon Connolly, to interest buyers of the property. After three days, a circuit court jury composed of nine men and three women is still hearing evidence to determine whether or not the Fred C Dust road, petitioned at Lake Wawasee. is a public utility and on the amount of damages assessed to, the Indiana Conference north of the E.0.8. church, which is remonstrating against the proposed road. Rollie Byler, at his sporting goods store south of town, is conducting a free course in safe shooting for boys, each Tuesday afternoon from 1 to 2 o’clock. Air rifles only are used 50 YEARS AGO. JUNE 9.1932 A saving of $567.20 a year to the taxpayers of the town will be the result of the recent reduction on a street lighting system given by the Northern Indiana Public Service Company to the town of Syracuse The amount that will be saved on the ornamental lighting system will be s2ll 20 a year Paul Levernier helped along the work of destroying obnoxious and destructive fish. Friday. He noticed a school of baby dog fish with an attendant parent in shallow water off Sunset Park. Joey Rapp, aged five, received the automobile given away by the Thornburg Drug Co . Saturday afternoon He won the popularity contest by a majority of 20.000

Ida. jLk MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM — Gray Mills, pastor of First United Methodist Church. Warsaw, was guest speaker for Kiwanis Club of La keto nd. North Webster on Memorial Day morning. May 31. In his address to the. local Kiwanians, Rev. Mills gave a history of Memorial Day. He explained that Egyptians honored their dead with pyramids, Israelites plants trees as their tribute. Mexico takes food and places it on the graves of their dead and Russians remembers those lost at Stalingrad by a special memorial. In the United States our national observance is conducted at Arlington cemetery on Memorial Day. It was pointed out that the United States Memorial Day was first observed in 1868 in the south to honor those who had lost their lives in the Civil War. Our national government established a uniform date for Memorial Day in 1971. but in some states there are variations from this. Today Memorial Day is observed not only for those who have lost their lives in military action, but for the goodness of the lives of all who have died. A.C.-Underwood, chairman of spiritual aims committee, led in the presentation of “A Litney for Memorial Day” and the quartet of Robert Miller. Chris Koher, George Switzer and Chester Smith sang "Battle Hymn Os The Republic," and "God Bless Our Native Land." Shown seated at the table are Underwood, Rev. Mills and Charles Taylor, accompanist for the quartet. Standing in back are Miller, Koher. Switzer and Smith.

votes. Charles Searfoss, who was second, won a sailboat, Mary Louise Strock a camera and

KWI 457-4478 Anytime RICK FINNEY PINNEY broker : J* fS

Evelyn Buhrt a waterdog. the sort to be taken in the lake when swimming.

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EStex ERA J© BEER ■Wfe! REALTORS Syracuse ■ I \ 457-4415 uGoshen 533-0441 SOLD PtOPfRTY 799 - SYUCVSI LAKI RONTI 58 frontage, sandy beach and pier. 5 bedroom, 4 bath, high quality workmanship. $179.900. mt - A coMPtm Vacation packami a picturesque chalet on a super fishing lake and on in ground pool behind. $58,500. 794 — COUNT9T UVINGI Large 2 story home. 4 bedrooms. 2 full baths. Over 1 acre of ground. $52,500. 949 — A RfAl CIASSKI From the fieldstone fireplace chimney to the beautiful natural woodwork and open stairway . $46,500. 1 • 925 — STIACUStI Assumable Farm Home Mortgage. 3 bedrooms. 1 bath, insulated garage, and Bxl2 storage shed. $37.800' 965 — STRACUSEI Medallion home. Fenced yard on water, wood deck, 3 bedrooms. I’4 baths. $39,750. Mt — ID4AL NOME for singles, newlyweds., young family or the retiree. Close to everything but yet has a lovely country atomiphere. $35,000. •91 — MINI FAIMI 14.4 acres, comfortable home. 3 or 4 bedrooms, with small born. $57,900. HI - CHAPMAN LAKI HtoNTI Two lots with 50 of frontage each. Third lot with 62' of frontage still for sale. / COUMT9Y LIVING ♦O9 — 10 ACMSI 50 of it wooded with a good house and buildings. Contract available. $106,000. 919 4 M ACttSI Good 4 bedroom home newly remodeled. Big barn and oth«yout buildings. Will sell 10-20 acres and buildings seperotely. ♦36 - mvn MFOM ON MARKET! One owner country home located midway between Syracuse and Milford $46.000 7M - 23 ACRES! Be a country squire. Modernized. 2 story home with woodburning fireplace. Adjoins conservation land. $62,500. 178 — PRICE REDUCTION! Very neat ranch home near Wawasee High School. 3 bedrooms on a full basement. $50,900. SYRACUSI/JWILFO«D/OTHER TOWNS •99 — GREAT 10CATNNM Near Wawasee High School. Well maintained 3 bedroom home with new family room. Yours for $37,000. 763 — LOVELT RANCH with large family room on a full basement. This one is in excellent condition. Close to school. $45,900. $73 — STRACUSEI Excellent condition older home ready for a young, vibrant family to make the walls ring. 3 to 4 bedrooms. $37,800. 196 — GOOD SOLID low priced housing describes this 2-3 bedroom home on large city lot and available immediately for only $19,500. ♦•• — COMBINE your business with your home in Syracuse. Priced under $40,000. 935 - SUPER SHARP one bedroom home. Central gas heat with central air. Perfect for starting out or retiring. $23,500. •93 — BEAUTIFUL TREES surrounds this heat efficient home at Dewort Lake. Home sets on 2 lots. Owner will trade or sell on contract. $45,500. U 9 - COUNTRY LOCATION! But still in walking distance to shopping. Large lot. attached garage, 3 bedrooms. 1 bath. $34,500 M 7— MUST SEE the inside to appreciate the value. It is priced at only $26,900 and has a fireplace, partial basement and lots of storage. — SB9 - MILFORD! large, sprawling older home on large shaded lot. Porch surrounds house on two sides. This property has 1 apartment. $34,000. Cash or contract. 813 — MILFORD! Own this lovely, elegant home for less now. Owner says sell. Do yourself a favor and look this one over good. $65 000. PH - LOCATED IN GOOD ARIA of Milford! 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, central air. Large bock yard for a growing family. $33 500. 788 - NORIN WEBSTER! Owner says make on offer! Investors or first time buyers take notice. Close to everything. $23,900. 679 — AN EXTRA BENEFIT to this beautiful spacious brick home is privacy. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, central vaca and more. $99,500. LAKEPtOPfItTY $63 — WAUBEE LAKE FRONT! 3 bedroom. bath, home with the finest of everything. Fireplace, extra large garage and lot. Owner may contract. $85,500 943 — WAUBH LAKE FRONT! Beautiful 4 bedroom heated by wood. Sandy beach, quality drapes and carpet. A fine lake front home. Will contract. $62,900. 758 - STARTER NOME on small lake only $32,900. 2 cor garoge. family room with fireplace. Owner ready to move. 891 — CONTRACT AVAILABLE! This- water front home is snug, well cared for and has room to expand. 80' seawall with 2 piers. $33,900. 879 — DEWART LAKE ACCESS! Year round coHoge. Will sell on contract. $27,500. Ml — DEWART LAKE FRONT! 2 bedroom, brick and aluminum home on Deworts west bank. Good view with shaded lawn. Nothing to do but move in. $77,000. 874 - WEBSTER LAKE FRONT! Privacy. Guest house offers great get away for kids or rent it to help with payments. Beautiful view. $62,500. > 939 - WEBSTER LAKE MONTI 50 pier 15x23 wood deck overlooking lake. Upper level completely remodeled with new carpet. $84,500. 868 — RNSN LAKE MONTI Own lake front and have room for kids, garden and guests. 4 lots, large garage that could be guest house, plus 2 bedroom home for $82,500. 983 - RUSTIC CHARM! 3 bedroom home with 2 cor garage on Knapp Lake. Coll today. $48,000. 9M - KNAPP LAKE! Has easement close by. Overlooks water. Price includes fishing boot and motor, also paddle boat. $38,500 812 — ENJOY SYRACUSE LAKE for all seasons in this luxury all brick 3 bedroom. 2 bath homo. Ideal for leisure living and entertaining as well as working. A •43 — DUPLEX ON CHANNEL! Both units metered separately, freshly painted, new roof, fireplace. $54,900. . 9M - DUPLEX ON CHANNEL! Both units metered separately, freshly painted, new roof, fireplace. $54,900. 9M - 75* WAWASEE CNANMU 3 bedroom home in excellent condition with easy living floor plan. $79,900. 92« - TNI MY OF INI SIASOM $119.000 for Prime Wawasee Lake Front. Excellent beach. 4 bedroom home ready for a Sunsational summer. Phil Boer ; 651-4556 Janet Liles. , 457-3478 Pat Bitner 457-2341 Deb Kirkdorfor. 457-4763 Doug Bowser 834-2357 Barbara Todd 457-2585 ThvOffilOliNCNWillWOßKForYou 457-449 S

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