The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 June 1983 — Page 17

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It happened . . . in Syracuse

19 YEARS AGO. MAY 39, 1573 From Cruzin Around Cuse. How come all the best newspaper proofreaders are the ones who buy, not work for, the papers? Alan Hollar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hollar, Oakwood Park, Syracuse, graduated Sunday, May 20, from Indiana central college. Craig Koble, Syracuse junior high eighth grade student and son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Koble, received honorable mention in the Current Events “Spirit of ‘76’’ poster contest. Tom Sterling has been named assistant to the sales manager of the Vega Corporation. If enough interst is shown, Ball State university, office of extended service at Fort Wayne, will be offering a class at Wawasee high school next fall. 20 YEARS AGO, MAY 30, 1963 Mike Storms, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Storms of Wawasee Lake and valedictorian of the 1963 graduated class of Syracuse high school, has received the alumni scholarship of Wittenburg university. Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Freeman of 419 S. Lake street, Syracuse, were their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Freeman, Jr., of West Lafayette, and their grandson and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Freeman 111, Katie and Stephen IV of Philadelphia. The visit was especailly made to take pictures of four generations of Stephen Freemans. Donna Moots, daughter of Mr.

OF REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY North of Syracuse, Indiana on SR 13, go east for 1 mile on Elkhart/ Kosciusko County Line Road; then ’/* mile south on East Shore Drive to number 99. Watch for signs Saturday, June 18,1983 Startins at 6:30 P.M. - Real Estate wW sell at 7:00 P.M. n W -j I wf The following real estate will be offered at public auction: LOTS: Lots 22 & 23. Wildwood Park at 99 E. Shore Dr., Syracuse, Ind. HOUSE: Ranch-style with attached 1 car garage with electric door opener, carpeted throughout; dining room; living room; large kitchen with built-in appliances; 2 bedrooms; each with large closet; 1 bath; full base ment; gas furnace; new well in 1982; large lawn with fenced-in back yard, easement to Syracuse Lake. TERMS: 10% deposit down the day of auction, balance in cash at closing. POSSESSION: 30 days after closing date INSPECTION Call the auctioneers or their associates (219) 463 2013. anytime prior to the auction. Make your financial arrangements and be ready to bid your price at the auction. Any statements made at the auction take precedence over all printed matter. FURNITURE Books Matching loveseat, chair & sofa 20" fan Sofa "“Riding mower Assorted chairs Walk behind lawn mower Shelves Misc. tools Lamps Garden tools 19*' portable Zenith TV w/cart Lawn chairs TV cart Games & puzzles Folding table MISCELLANEOUS 2 pair binoculars Small kitchen appliances 2 counter tops Dishes Set of weights Silverware Sears exercise bike Kitchen utensils Rockwell & other collector's plates Pots & Pans Sears 6 amp battery charger for 6 Vases & flower pots and 12 volt batteries. 2‘/» yrs. Knicknacks old. used 3 times Sheets, Blankets & Pillows Mary Kay Cosmetics Terms: Cash on Personal Property Not Responsible for Accidents Marilyn Fulnecky, Owner Auction conducted by: e LEWIS & LAMBRIGHT. INC 112 N. Detroit St., LaGrange, IN 46761 Phone: 219 463 2013 Aucf/oneers. Harvey C. Lambright, Kirby L. Bollinger & Michael G. Strawser

and Mrs. Vance Moots of r 2 Syracuse, has joined the staff of The Mail Journal. Miss Sue Ann Juday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Juday of Wawasee Lake, been substitute teaching in the Kimmell schools. Miss Juday attended Wittenberg university last year. Kit, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byrum Conn of Syracuse, was hostess for an elaborate Luau Friday evening. All graduating seniors were invited, with 48 attending. A birthday dinner was given for Oliver Hibschman at his home in

Manchester College offers graduate computer courses

Manchester College Division of Graduate Studies is offering area teachers graduate level courses in computer science education during each of the college’s three summer sessions. The courses are being taught by Manchester in keeping with the college’s approval by the Teacher Training and Licensing Commission of the Indiana State Board of Education to offer an experimental program in computer education. Completion of an experimental program permits the teacher to teach the appropriate courses in the public schools of Indiana. However, the identification of such program will not appear on the teacher’s license until such time as the rules are adopted. Dr. Dwight Farringer, professor of physics presently on sabbatical leave to study microcomputer application in the classroom, will teach one of the second session courses, Math 501: Topics in Mathematics: Advanced Computers for Teachers. Dr. Farringer’s course, worth two credit hours, is scheduled for June 15-28 with registration required bv June 15. A second course trom June 15 to July 6, is the first course in computer programming, Math 501: Topics in Mathematics: Computer Programming I. Byron Smith, instructor of mathematics and computer science, will teach the three hour course which will emphasize laboratory work. Registration closes June 15. The lone education department offering. Education 580: Special Car, truck collide Jack Salazar, 26, r 1 Milford, was backing his 1970 Plymouth from a drive onto Eisenhower Dr., in Goshen Industrial Park, when it v was hit by a 1978 Chevrolet Truck The mishap occurred shortly before noon on Thursday, May 26. Driver of the truck was Robert Farrel. 58869 CR 1 Elkhart. Farrel told police he swerved, but could not avoid the collision. Damage was estimated at over S2OO to both vehicles.

Syracuse on Sunday, May 26. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Culler of Syracuse. 36 YEARS AGO, MAY 29,1953 It would appear almost certain at this time that Syracuse will have a new post office sometime this year. Floyd Skelton, district manager for United Telephone Company, Inc., announced today that his company is in the progress of adding to the long distance switchboard facilities at Syracuse.

Problems: Methods of Teaching Computers, will be taught by Dr. Streator from July 11-22 for one credit hour. Graduate students will have the opportunity to work directly with the gifted junior high/middle school children attending the gifted workshop while completing this course. Registration closes July 7. Questicyis about the computer science graduate classes, the graduate program at Manchester College and fee schedule should be directed to Director of Graduate Studies, Manchester College, North Manchester, Ind., 46962.

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A 12-passenger seaplane was scheduled to visit Wawasee Thursday, bringing executives from Detroit to a convention at the South Shore Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Chokey were here at the weds end, doing some work at their home, which is expected to be ready to move to early in June. It is being done by Kline Bros, and the lot was purchased from Mrs. John (Betty Lee Wilt) Bryan. The grand opening at Clapp’s Foodmaster was a huge success. Everyone received donuts and ginger ale as refreshments. Children were given balloons. The store is being remodeled with new pastry cases, frozen food cases and more space for their meat department. 59 YEARS AGO, JUNE 1,1933 The state convention of the United Brethren church is to be held in Oakwood Park, one week, commencing June 19. A crowd attended the opening dance at Waco, Friday evening. Because of a last minute rush, only part of the piers had been put out into the water, where boats always land each summer, and the lights were not lighted. Earl Peters has bought W. H. Lincoln’s speedboat. It was taken from the Slip last Saturday to Lake James. The first band concert of the season will be held at the corner of Main and Huntington streets next Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock. The concerts by the

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Syracuse City Band will follow each Wednesday thereafter during the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Vawter of In-

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dianapolis, who had visited in Elkhart called upon his grandmother. Mrs. C. W. Vawter. Sunday.

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