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United Telephone Company of Indiana announces the establishment of a customer council. The council includes 10 citizens representing 43 exchanges in United’s north central and northeastern service area. The group will meet regularly with United’s management to review customer services and discuss related topics. According to Tom Rafferty, public relations director for United, this customer council is the first of two planned for Indiana this year. The first meeting was held in Warsaw on May 4 and the second is planned for July 13. “We consider these people the ears and voice of our customers,” Rafferty said. “We want them to go back to their communities, listen to their neighbors, friends and co-workers and then tell us about their concerns. In turn,” Rafferty added, “we hope to communicate our viewpoint to the council so they can share it with those same people. We believe most consumers are concerned people with ideas and feelings worth contributing.” Rafferty mentioned that there is always a danger of appointing

It happened . . . inSyracuse

10 YEARS AGO. JUNE 12.1973 Members of the American Legion Post 223 installed as their new commander, Gus Luyben. Other offices, first vice president, Wally Buffer and second vice president Dave Miller. Phil Strieby, president, preceded over the alumni banquet which was held Saturday. There were 170 persons in attendance. Ronald Sharp was elected the new president. Open house was held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kline for their 50th anniversary. 20 YEARS AGO, JUNE 13.1963 Lakeland Motors, Syracuses new Chrysler auto agency will hold its grand opening this Friday and Saturday, June 14-15. Jack Wells, president of the Chamber of Commerce announced that entries for the Flotilla will be accepted up to the last minute. Eli Lilly, considered “Mr. Wawasee,” will be guest of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Putt of Syracuse were among guests attending a special honor dinner for principal R. Nelson Snider of Fort Wayne. The Syracuse Business and Professional Woman's Club met Tuesday for installation of officers. Those installed were president, Mrs. Leonard Barnhart; vice president, Mrs. R. C. Tyler; secretary, Mrs. Ray Buhrt; treasurer, Mrs. Dale Plummer. 30 YEARS AGO, JUNE 12.1953 Thirty-five Syracuse boys and girls enrolled in the Syracuse community Hands Boys 4-H club this summer. A total of 120 projects are being carried. James Gard, Syracuse High School student, will leave Saturday, to attend the annual Hoosier Boy’s State sponsored by the American Legion Post 223. Mrs. Millard Hire went to Oberlin, Ohio to bring home her daughter, Sasha Ann, a student at Oberlin, for the summer. Lewis S. Immel graduated from Indiana University June 15 with a M S in education. Jeanne Spurgeon will have four local girls in her tap dance presentation Thursday, June 18. The girls are Donna Moats, Kay and Sharon Nerdman and Sherri Burson. Marsha Disher, Patricia Hapner both students at Indiana University have returned here for the summer.

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only 'friends’ to such councils. “But we believe we have a diverse group that will give us a balanced point of view.” Members serve without pay for one or two year terms. They attend luncheon meetings and are reimbursed for mileage or other necessary expenses only. The council members serving this year are Valynnda Slack\ Columbia City; Keith Felix A Plymouth; Elsie Willard, LaGrange; Nan McDermott. Plymouth; Devon Hossler. Nappanee; Sandra Frush. Pierceton; Barbara Mort. Syracuse; Joe Motorcyclists to meet The Christian Motorcycle association will be holding its next meeting on June 23, at 7 p.m. at the Porterhouse Restaurant, Milford. All motorcycle riders are encouraged to attend this dinner meeting. Persons with questions should contact Cindy Harman, r 2 Syracuse.

50 YEARS AGO. JUNE 15.1933 Work on a new bridge on the Pickwick Road has began this week. The Syracuse bridge club met at the home of Mrs. Hallie Holloway's on Lake Wawasee.

ESTATE AUCTION North Webster, Indiana location: SR 13 to Epworth Forest Rd. — turn east to EMS 2 — turn toward lake, 3rd house on right. Watch for signs. Saturday, June 25, 1983 Starting At 10:30 A.M. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES No. 86124 Story & Clork pump organ w beveled mirrors & bench, electrified: oak library table w drawer: pie safe w louvered doors: 4 cane bottom ladder back chairs; wicker rockers w/rolled seat and back; wood rocker w/wicker seat & back: spindle back rocker; ornate hall stand w/umbrella tray w/morble shelf and beveled mirror — approx. T high: sm. cane bottom rocker; 104x72” oriental rug w/56"x35" matching throw rug: 20"xl7", 2 drawer chest; miniature wooden trunk: camel bock trunk: New Haven mantel clock w mother of pearl face; 42”x28 oil painting — sailboat scene — in wood frame: leaded glass hanging lamp; dropleaf sewing cabinet: (mint condition in original covers) Gene Stratton Porter s The Song of the Cardinal & "The Harvester '; 1830 Washington Almanoc published by Cushing & Jewett: 1915 Muncie Sunday Star newspaper: very old. handmade bamboo & ivory Chinese game, Mah jong in wood case, complete: gray groniteware funnel: 2 silver bread trays; sterling pie server; Star of David table cover: white Haviland china: 8 dinner plates, 8 salad plates, 4 B/B plates: 14 saucers; 7 dbl. handle soup cups: 1 cov. dish; 1 celery dish; 1 meat platter: 2 dp. dishes; 1 fluted fruit bovyj; 1 gravy boat; 1 std. jelly dish: English dishes, pink Depression, cobalt blue & amethyst; unfinished quilt top & 20 squares; glass marbles: buttbns. HOUSEHOLD Green velour sofa 8 chair; brown choir; Fr. Prov. end table & lamp table: coffee table; mahogany Duncan Phyfe table w 4 chairs: 19 Zenith color TV & stand; 4 pc. mahogany bedroom suite; bed w pine cone posters; Lone cedar chest w drawers; brass headboard: 16 Frigidaire side-by-side refrigerator; Singer port, sewing machine w/attach.; Hoover sweeper w z ottach.; Maytag wringer washer; 2104"x70" braid rugs; set of 4 dishes, Blue Willow pattern; wicker baskets, linens; kitchen appliances; iron skillets: stainless steel pots 8 pans; roasters: ironing boards, floor lamps; wood rolling pins; and many other misc. items. AUTOMOBILE — ONE OWNER 1974 Plymouth Valiant, 36,801 miles, excellent condition. This auto will self at 1:30 p.m. — Promptly. TOOLS 8 MISCELLANEOUS Arien snow blower, 2.7 hp, 20". like new; Porter-Cable power saw; stepladders: lawn furniture; fishing rods; BBD hedge trimmers, elec.; garden hose, wheelbarrow: many garden 8 lawn tools: many small hand tools; electric heater; Hemmi slide rule: tires: vise; and many other misc. items. TERMS: Cash Or Check W/ID lunch Not Responsible For Accidents Miriam Bond Estate Eldon Crompton, Adm. AUCTIONEER: GERALD “JAKE BITNER Syracuse, Indiana

Gray. Syracuse; James Anderson. South Whitley; Larry Polk, Denver. The council also includes Rafferty and Darrell Stearley and William Given, United’s Northern and Western region customer service managers, respectively. Marian College to host Indiana All-Star Camp « Marian College of Indianapolis is the host school for the Indiana All-Star Sports Camps. The camp begins July 10 with the "all positions” football camp for junior high and high school football players. Athletes in grades nine-12 can participate in the July 10 football camp which features experienced high school and junior high coaches. Starting July 31. another camp is slated for youngsters in grades four-nine. For more information, write to Football. P.O. Box 2525. West Lafayette. Ind.. 47906.

Prizes were won by Mrs. B. G Stone and Mrs. L. A. Seider. There were 50 in attendance for the pot luck dinner given by members of the American Legion and the Women's Auxiliary at the McDonald cottage.

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