The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 50, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 December 1982 — Page 9

They made the news in 1982

JULY — Syracuse Town Hall comes down. RBBL*. JfifiV Bit 1 ■ w. **" k*** r * B*br ■Z; - ?*&£>* a r L?£r « ei "&& * w <•«*■■•» — ■ Mil — - • "— JUNE — Over 3<® attend last MHS alumni in old school. '*** f 4|(^flßßflflflflflfl^^H|EK*fldE!^£3|^^fl^B!&flM^B^ v * IP aTS - IhR JSAwffc alkt.. w-p-* ' • .■ *' Br* i ...Bfc jk a£3*B 1 VB B 5 - ' r ’"‘MBo flfl BBi - JULY’ — Pave streets in North Webster. Jg *Su r X ' ■Wj JMfr. Pv. /■ x PB 4 JANUARY’ — Winter Carnival Time at North Webster. January 22-J4 Angie Bechtold and Kathy (>rieder: Karrie. Lindy and \rlene Bechtold; Jeaneen Plackard and Don Strauss; and Susie Williams and Joyce Packard. B, W" HB U SgT—W MfI ER X < - J HI •M,™ MFI i&SiU. AUGUST — Chili war held in Syracuse. Ralph Thornburg presents check to Paula Darr as Joseph Gray looks on Gray won the chili war and Thornburg made a donation to the Kidney Foundation.

kt ifeii K k -* v <t«y B W »' &* n vllmß FEBRUARY — 1982 Girls’ Sectional Champions were welcomed home at a pep rally at Wawasee High School. Senior cocaptains Myra Ruch and Lee Schacht are shewn in front with trophy and game ball. llh ' ** Bwj B/ * ■ U<BWf I' /; *■ i •■ fl ? •*< 1 B NOVEMBER — Volunteers put Christmas decorations up at Syracuse. Mk Jwjfc 1 SB z j MARCH — Happy Pilgrim Scott Skiles is interviewed by Hilliard Gates, veteran Fort Wayne sportscaster, after the Northern Lakes Conference Plymouth Pilgrims won the state basketball championship. m . Br 'fl*y i~ —/fIK JULY — Flotilla held at Wawasee. Jane Nearing served as commodore. Also pictured is Ted Rogers.

Imaßßy i= J^g__^-,'?*9ife = i—L: '-wjm—WJ »i 1 FEBRUARY’ — Lots of winter activities at the Syracuse-Wawasee Winter Carnival — Jean Miller. Shelly Hart. Pat Garget. Jeanne Gardiner. J. J. Griffith. Chris Peterson and Chris Crow. 4 «1 V'« J 4 '■< i * * O uwr. 1 ! - wl Etu .'. jßsKyl» ■5328 — v * 1 ■ . ■• <‘ > w Wkk x. Rb . 'MHBBCS--M FEBRUARY — Fire destroyed the center section of the First Brethren Church's Fellowship Hall in Milford. ks F B jkn Bkk p 5 iv ÜBT jb J Fwfei Br -’* SEPTEMBER — Steve Stokes shows valuable find in Milford cornerstone. Old newspapers, students’ names found when contents of Milford school stone examined. * 'Bi' BB I* £ I B 12am S' -' 6 IJT W ■■■4 APRIL — Ribbon-cutting ceremony held at new Lake City Bank Branch in Wawasee Village. Cutthig the ribbon are Syracuse Town Board President Cart Myrick and the bank’s board chairman Bruce Wright. From left are Arlene Dellinger. Pam Unruh. Susan Myrick. Henry Smith. Kay Hare. Karen Smith. Jacque Grand and bank president Douglas Grant.

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