The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 June 1983 — Page 13

B IB I Ji OP ■ lA’iAlb WEBSTER HERO — North Webster fourth grader Jerry Smith was honored recently for an act of heroism performed this winter. The 10-year-old Cub Scout and Lake Tippecanoe resident saved the life of a friend, fellow Cub Scout Brent Tobin, when Brent fell through the ice on Lake Tippecanoe. Using information he had learned at a Cub Scout meeting. Jerry remained calm, told Brent to hang onto the edge of the ice (which broke several times before he got a solid hold), and ran to a nearby ydrd where he found a toy "lightsaber” which he used to pull Brent to safety. Pictured are David Heath, Commander. North Webster American Legion Post 253: Richard Long, Principal. North Webster Elementary School; Jerry Smith and Gerald White, Assistant State Adjutant. American Legion.

IHfll fTflF^LrW^MK'' ’flK JI |T' r* v i IB ~81 F ■ g||r 4 A» k £ I&LjMk ' v SfiLvAtoßN 7 i>j WEBSTER SPECIAL CHOIR — The students pictured above are North Webster Elementary School fifth graders who participated in Special Choir. In the front row are Al Boesenberg. Jason Fugate, Trade Leslie, Brenda Meadows, Jennifer Corn. Christine Tom and Kathleen Richcreek. In the second row are Michelle Wagoner, Christa Sincroft. Nikki Carr, Suzanne Parr, Kimberlee Carmichael. Jennifer Noble and Nicole Buis. In the third row are Jacob Adams, Kip Goebel. Mike Bailey. Dustin Long. Jason Locke and Chad Hoffert. In the fourth row are Molly Blackwell. Diane Karst. Jennifer Roose. Brandi Wagoner. Rebecca Loxley and Jody Elliot. In the fifth row are Lee Ann Leinsetter, Tonya Harris. Sherry Payne, Chris Conkling and Joe Hoy. In the back row are Alyssa Ray, Michelle Ealey. Bradley Dragoo and Shannon Haines.

THERE’S STILL A NEED for a GENERAL ” PRACTITIONER . -ALACHEL \ IN THE BACKACHES f KMUt 7 \ S WlLr’fe&Wl J \ BANKING BUSINESS FIDGETS \W|M|F V/'Q CBN/yJW I RICKETS \WHHVfx JI/Jz'sßjy jCflp A I ■ PAL'US Y WVVg I J \ RHEUMATISM, \VVI\ //ffZ if HATT \WA\ I /I J I HOOF-IK MOUTH JCrTMk L /Jr / snake bite H iL Jal / BABIES x-> iWMib 1 / , calves /\ n ' r\ / 7 COLTS / K WWl¥lU’ / =i ■— IT in rrniJ Am U hnr ' Years ago. the family doctor provided the best care Jbkm \AV A Tiv I \IOH I $ ' anc * Personal service for all a family’s medical ••‘sWt* I \\ V J WS' needs. J I K'rrUr’ There is still a need for a general practitioner in the I } 1 I /,». banking business. Just like the family doctor of old Q | 1/ provided for all medical needs. First National Bank I 1/ of Warsaw provides all the banking services J N needed in this day and age First National Bank I j offers the complete range of banking services with personal service, integrity, cooperation and friend--0 iiness. We have kept up with the times, continuing to be a leader in offering new services Yes. we have grown, but our philosophy has not changed We still value our customers and want to provide the most professional and complete services We * combine the best of the old and the new We are not a big city bank, but we offer “big city bank” services with small town friendliness and cooperation. Grow with us into tomorrow. Meet Mr. Neal Carlson. President, and Mr Robert Boley, Executive Vice President of First National Bank. Together they have over 50 years of banking experience with the Growing Bank of Warsaw. They lead the team of experienced, concerned. T A T friendly professionals at First National Bank of rIIVO 1 Warsaw XATIOXAL ilWlN’ *1 —1 w&uv b.AAtaL I|[ Warsaw * Claypool* Milford Member FDIC

Perfect attendance awards The following students received Perfect Attendance certificates at North Webster Elementary School’s Awards Day ceremonies recently. Kindergarten — Matthew Lenfestey Grade one — Richard Kuhn, Jason Ray, Randall Williams, Heather Hollingsworth, Jason Ross, Tausha Carson Grade two — Tracy Sims, Ben Hoy, Phillip Gelhausen, Misty Vandiver, Casey Stutzman, Eric Hollingsworth, Gina Melton Grade three — Matthew Willard, Christopher Chalfant, Kari Anderson, Aaron Tobias, Eric Streby, Nicole Smith, Kathy Henwood, Janet Murphy, Larry Sult Grade four — Barton Templeton, Dustan Gesaman, Julie Vandiver, Kimberly Whitacre, Jack Simison, Kevin Gunkel, Staci Freel, Charity Cripe, Noah Anderson, Matthew Stump, Micheal Mattix, Richard Heche, Nicole Eisaman, Chad Brower Grade five — Jill Bause, Molly Blackwell, Matthew Guiff, Michael Heche, Joel Reynolds, Chad Hoffert, Mike Bailey, Jennifer Corn, Sam Crace, Diane Karst, Christa Sincroft, Richard Vester

J * kJ fl WmT it i inißfl RED CROSS CERTIFICATE WINNERS — The North Webster Elementary School fifth graders pictured above are recipients of Red Cross certificates and patches for successfully completing the Basic Red Cross Course. IFI 9_A_frl Jfrlfo fri IhßOßnß>BLflr alc it.ji RED CROSS PATCH AND CERTIFICATE WINNERS — The fifth graders from North Webster Elementary School graders pictured above are recipients of Red Cross certificates and patches for successfully completing the Basic Red Cross Course.

Tribulation film shown

“Years of the Beast.” a feature length dramatic film that explores what might happen during the tribulation, will be shown by the Grace Brethren Church in the Leesburg Elementary School gym in two parts on June 26 at 7 p.m. and June 29 at 6:30 p.m. The film deals with experiencing a society where money is worthless, food is scarce, neighbors are enemies and oppression resigns. “Years of the Beast” was called “The most professionally made Christian

dramatic film in recent years,” by reviewers. There is no admission charge but patrons are encouraged to obtain tickets by visiting the church barbecue on Sunday, June 26, from 5 until 7 p.m. However, no one will be turned away from the film if they do not have a ticket. Turning accident at Railroad Ave. No one was injured in a twovehicle accident Saturday. June 11, at 11:53 a.m. at the intersection of Railroad Ave., and SR 13 in Syracuse. Christine V. Martin, r 2 box 375 Syracuse, was stopped to make a left turn onto Railroad Ave., when a 1971 Olds driven by Gary L. Eyer, 48, r 2 box 28 Syracuse, struck her vehicle from behind. Eyer told Syracuse Police he was not watching where he was going, and at the time he was waving at a person in a vehicle going south oikSR 13. Both the Martin and Eyer autos were northbound on SR 13 at the time of the accident. Damage was estimated up to $l4O to Eyer’s auto and up to£lßo to Christine Martin’s 1976 Chevrolet. Bell in serious condition Mark S. Bell. 29. r 2 North Webster, was listed in serious condition Sunday. June 12. in Parkview Hospital. Fort W'ayne. with head and neck injuries. Bell was injured in an accident Saturday morning, June 11, at 2:55 a.m., three miles south of North Webster on SR 13. Indiana State Trooper Dan Ringer reported Bell was northbound on SR 13, by the flowing well, when for an unknown reason his 1977 Jeep went out of control, hit an embankment and rolled over. Bell suffered a concussion. possible neck injury and other injuries. Trooper Ringer estimated the damage at $6,000. The accident is still under investigation and arrests are pending.

Baker's Farm Market Michigan Strawberries STARTING THIS WEEK! Michigan A|| . shrubbery Asparagus • Shade Trees H(Y , A .. $Q 9 5 • Ornamentals * * W 10 Lbs O Hwy 13S 457 4041 SYRACUSE Open 7 Days 8-8

f <2 J PROFESSOR TO SPEAK AT MEETING — Gary Steinhardt. a professor of agronomy and extension specialist, will be the main speaker at a public meeting dealing with Agricultural Preservation. to be held in the Kosciusko County Justice Building in Warsaw on Tuesday. June 21. at 7 p.m. A film. “The Only Essential Industry.” w ill also be show n at the meeting. Steinhardt. a graduate of Michigan State and Purdue universities, currently teaches in the Agronomy department at Purdue. His areas of specialization include soil management, especially applications of soil survey, and land use planning. He has published several soilrelated articles. Driver leaves accident scene Bruce W. Huff. 26. 243 Pine Lake, LaPorte. was involved in an accident in Syracuse on June 6 at 5:50 a.m. Witnesses told Syracuse Police, Huff was backing his auto in the alley behind 419 E. Boston St.. Syracuse, when the auto struck a parked Chevrolet Impalla owned by Riley Baka. 419 E. Boston. Syracuse. The witnesses stated that Huff left the scene of the accident. Damage was estimated up to S2OO to each auto. Syracuse Police Chief stated the incident is still under investigation.

Wed.. June 15.1983 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

' I wßj *9 ' V ? I I / V tfv -i U * r<v j j i im 11 i TOP WEBSTER SPELLERS — The top spellers at North Webster Elementary School were honored recently. Pictured above are Christa Sincroft. who represented at the Kosciusko County Spelling Bee as the winner of the grade five and six spelling bee: Principal Richard Long and Kimberlee Carmichael, second place winner in the fifth grade competition. Brad Leedy, sixth grade runner-up. is not pictured. s-AHwf F tr n ■vr - 4 .w *”> fl LONG ATTENDANCE STREAKS — The two North Webster Elementary School students standing beside Principal Richard Long have each gone several years without missing a day of school. Dustan Gesaman. at left, has had perfect attendance for three years, while Molly Blackwell, at right, hasn't missed a day of school for five years.

X- ■ Ay Buhrt I GENERAL CONTRACTOR Residential & Commercial Building | Phone: 457-3431 Road 13, Syracuse | 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 9.9. Watch for signs. Saturday, June 18, 1983 Starting at 6:30 P.M. - Real Estate will sail at 7:00 P.M. The following real eetate 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) 463 201 3, 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 Matching loveseat, chair & sofa Sofa Assorted chairs Shelves Lamps 19” portable Zenith TV w/cart TV cart MISCELLANEOUS Small kitchen appliances Dishes Silverware Kitchen utensils Pots & Pans Vases & flower pots Knicknacks Sheets, Blankets & Pillows Terms: Cash on Personal Property

Marilyn Fulnecky, Owner Auction conducted by; LEWIS & LAMBRIGHT, INC .jOBI 112 N. Detroit St., LaGrange, IN 46761 Yjjß Phone: 219 463 2013 W* Auctioneers Harvey C. Lambright, Kirby L. Bollinger & Michael G. Strawser

Books 20" fan Riding mower Walk-behind lawn mower Misc. tools Garden tools Lawn chairs Games & puzzles Folding table 2 pair binoculars 2 counter tops Set of weights Sears exercise bike Rockwell & other collector’s plates Sears 6 amp battery charger for 6 and 12 volt batteries, 2% yrs, old, used 3 times Mary Kay Cosmetics Not Rssponsibls for Accidents

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