The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 25, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 July 1983 — Page 13

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Stretch of US 30 to be restricted

A stretch of US 30, locat -d 3.9 miles west of Sr 13, will be restricted to 12-foot-wide loads due to a drainage pipe installation project, the Indiana I epart-

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HOT GRILL — Lonna Stoltzfus. 16, was getting one of the Syracuse Lakeside Park’s grills ready for her family Monday afternoon. The Stoltzfus family, Goshen, was having a picnic during the Independence Day holiday. <Photo by Gary Lewis)

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Syracuse residents members of Spirit of America show team

Lora Flaugh and Tim Flaugh, both of Syracuse, are members of the Spirit of America Inter-

naitonal Show Team which will be representing the United States in the 1983 International Folk Festivals of Ireland, Belgium, Spain, Italy and Switzerland. Lora is a featured performer with the team while Tim works as a crew member. Sue Flaugh, also of Syracuse, is Indiana’s Director of National Baton and Twirling Organization and has directed these young people towards their goal. Team members were in Syracuse until Monday practicing for shows in the states before leaving for Europe. I | mranmn | j ;P£YCHD£I I* Mon.-Sot. 7:00*9:00 />S*7 f • Sun. 3:00, 5:00. 7:00 | | (AMSmHsU MUnMUSOrSoUOut) | | • **ondoy Night Discount f | * 7:00*9:00 —slsQ * I

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BAGGED CHICKEN — Alan Kitson and Kip Schumm complete a sale of barbecued chicken to a customer by wrapping the chicken in a protective package. Kitson and Schumm worked at the Syracuse Park Department’s chicken sale during the Flotilla Festival. The sale helped to raise money to purchase new equipment for the town’s parks. (Photo by Gary Lewis) /

Loud parties keep Syracuse police busy

Syracuse Police investigated numerous reports during the past week including several complaints concerning loud music. The reports are as follows:

The group has won honors as the National and International World Show Team Champions. Each member had to qualify for his or her position with the team which is composed of dancers, singers, gymnasts and baton twirlers who are all state, regional, national and world champions. All are students representing several high schools, colleges and universities. The Spirit of America executes a show that will rival any professional musical production. Team members do a flashy show routine with multiple batons. The dancers, singers and gymnasts enhance the show with their superior performances which are expertly choreographed by Larry Life of the Indiana-Purdue Universities Regional Campus Drama Department, Fort Wayne. The team has received national recognition from PresidentRonald Reagan for its contributions and performances in Europe and has been designated Official Goodwill Ambassadors to represent the United States in the International Folk Festivals of Europe. Team members also received a Concurrent Resolution of Tribute from the Indiana State Legislature. The National Baton Twirlers

An anonymous caller called the police department at 11:46 p.m. Saturday, July 2, to advise there was a vehicle in the uptown parking low with a radio going full

Organization’s Congress actively supports the team by coordinating activities throughout the year. Auditions for the team are held in the fall at various colleges across the country. Fund raising is one continuous effort for the students who are sponsored by businesses, organizations, individuals and states each year. Without spon sors, most of the team members would not be able to participate.

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blast. An officer was sent to investigate but nothing was found. Jim Bauman, North Huntington Street, Syracuse, contacted the police at 12:07 a.m. on Sunday, July 3, when he heard a loud party going (mi in a trailer on Mullins Street. The police department contacted the owner who stated he would keep the noise level under control. Syracuse Police went to a party at 418 S. Lake St., Syracuse, at 11:17 p.m. Saturday, July 2, after they were notified the party was being given by several teenagers. The complainant reported the party has been going on for the past several weeks and there were no parents at home. A possible boat theft was cleared up after police were contacted. Mrs. M.W. Macy, owner of Macy’s Wawasee Slip, r 4 Syracuse, contacted police at 6:40 p.m. June 29, when Danny H. Peppier, 1631 Caribou St., Fort Wayne, picked up a boat that he purchased earlier in the day. Mrs. Macy told police she thought that Peppier was stealing the boat from her because she was not notified he was picking it up. No faults? If you feel that you have no . faults — that makes another one. —Record, Columbia, S.C.

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ft t ...ggflLflEr ■. F'fIMHIMB wM Hears in musical — e»cQ dried Hills Playhouse, the prwfe/sioaal resident theatre as Sjwcnse, will present the third 5 of their 1983 Season, “ThX< S'"'Wd of Mask,” opening on % Wednesday, Joly 13 at 8 pan. and r rung through July 24. : “eresa Bomberger of Lima. C >io, will be starring as Maria in tH Rodgers and Kammerstein b lijsicaL Teresa is a graduate of I wling Green State University a/1 has had extensive musical t fining with an emphasis on ( era! She and her husband. I ug, will be moving to Goshen v ]«re he will join the staff at < f shen College. llso featured in “The Sound of 5! isic” are Alan Alderson. Lynne lannis. Rick Munger and I riene Williams. Direction is hy 1 J. Jeff Koep of Indiana Univers iy at South Bend, with musical ( j *ecth>n by Jeff English •'or reservations, call the box t rice at 856-2328, seven days a t -ek from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. nil Horomonesand thin 3OSTON — Young women who fl Her from anorexia nervosa 1 ®ve abnormal brain secretions ( a hormone that may touch off ■ tastrophic pursuit of thinness, researcher reports. Paper Bag Bandit LOS ANGELES - Robert { jan Bray, 31, suspected of being e Paper Bag Bandit, allegedly rbbed more California banks pan any one else to support a ug habit was arrested and larged recently with 54 holdups. BL psssssssEm cociNEmrs m I MEXICAN DININC « Moxican Food 8 Choice Steaks 3 I Servins tuai twin | J SKI3S SVMC9SE O U SSlt l g ■

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