The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 September 1984 — Page 16

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., September 12,1984

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It happened... in Syracuse

10 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 11.1974 Wiley W. (“Bill”) Spurgeon was re-elected president of the Wawasee Property Owners Association at a meeting of the organization’s board of directors Saturday. David L. Shields of 701 S. Huntington St., Syracuse has opened

457-4495 NEW LISTINGS No. 1351 — Good contract offered on this 1 1 1 storyA home on 2 lots in Milford. $34,900 No. 1352 — Barbee Chain mobile home park with 10 ' lots, 7 mobile homes to rent, 1 for storage plus a 1' ■> story home — all for only $49,900 FIRST TIME BUYERS — DON'T MISS THIS! J H - iC Owners must move to town and have reduced their price to $28,900 and are offering a contract 1 not to be missed! Home offers 2 bedrooms, large kitchen, partial basement and 2 wooded lots with access to Dewart Lake. AND It 8 f ■ S - ■ -P Owner has reduced this Dewart Lake home to $19,900 and wants an offer NOW! Home has 2 bedrooms, nice living area and good view of the lake. SPECIAL NEW LISTING! * , 1 For only $79,900 you can purchase this quality built 4or 5 bedroom home with 2’A baths, woodburner plus fireplace, large lot on private skiing lake and MORE.

| BROTHERS RE ALT Y ■Zs ****&fi |Kai£- Sferra ‘"■’’••wEHSK I 2-JB BBRfe 4Bt " ■ I WAWASEE LAKEFRONT — Family WAWASEE LAKEFRONT CONDO — I ■ home on quiet road. Large kitchen, 1,600 Sq. ft., 3 bedroom, 2 bath, pool, I H garage, family room, at lake level, great view, pier, carport, tennis ■ I $185,000 court. $159,000 _ [ET’r . - y I I FAMILY HOME PLUS WAWASEE EASE- INEXPENSIVE HOME —ln Wawasee I MENT — 3 bedroom, right across road Village. Close to everything. $31,000 B from golf course. $59,900 \

a new barbershop at that location. It is called the Golden Razor Barber and Styling Shop. Captain and Mrs. Patrick Finton, USMC, and family spent several days last week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Finton in Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Enoch of

Lake Wawasee spent a recent week with their son, Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Peterson and son in Cumberland. Md. Mrs. Steven Mangan, the former Becky Kolberg and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Kolberg of Syracuse, is currently teaching home economics at Central Noble, Albion. She graduated from Wawasee high school in 1969 and cum laude in 1972 from Ball State. Bobbie Crafton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hepler, r 4 box 55 Syracuse, graduated from basic training last month at Fort McClellan, Ala. She is now stationed at Fort Sam Houston for advanced schooling as a medical specialist where she will graduate around October 11. 20 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 10. 1964 The tentative enrollment for the Lakeland Community School Corporation schools — Milford. North Webster. Syracuse, and Leesburg, is 2,912. This includes grades 1 to 13 and the M-l class at Milford Kindergarten classes do not begin until next week. Mrs. Lucien G. (Betty) Jones of 113 W E. Long Drive, Syracuse, has been named new librarian for the Syracuse library according to Carl H. Satre, president of the Syracuse-Turkey Creek township library board. Mrs. Edna Thomas of Syracuse was a Thursday afternoon guest of Mrs. F. J. Banning of r 1

From the Syracuse Police log —

Mopeds running alleys

The following information was obtained from the log of the Syracuse Police Department. September 5 7:37 a m — Officer on station advised for the log, found open windows at a local business and found the pop machine open in front of one of the drug stores 3:57 p m’ — Party advised of a property damage accident on CR 3(X)E and one-half block south of Harper s Bar 5:36 p.m. — CBer advised boat on fire at railroad tracks 7:21 pm — Party advised an alarm at Flexsteel September 6 7:21 a m — Subject requested an officer reference breaking and entering to vehicle 11:39 a m — Subject requested an officer reference unwanted guest 7:30 p.m. — Party advised their dog was hit by a car, would like for someone to take care of it 11:15p.m. — Subject requested an officer reference possible attempted suicide September 7 5:08 a m. — Report of transformer red and flashing on North Shore Drive 7 a m — Report of intoxicated subject out by fish hatchery 9:58 p.m — Business advised of a subject being very intoxicated 11:51pm — Subject requested an officer reference vandalism to a vehicle September X r 12:50 a.m. — CB report of an intoxicated driver heading south across the tracks 9:42 a.m. - Subject advised of

Pierceton. Mrs. Thomas is a former neighbor of Mrs. Banning when the latter lived near Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coleman and daughter, Mary Ellen, of Syracuse returned home Wednesday, Sept. 2, from a few day’s trip to Mammoth Cave, Ky., and visiting points of interest in southern Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller and two children of Syracuse spent last week near Cumberland, Wis., with Mrs. Miller’s mother, Mrs. Hazel Dausman. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paxton of Benton, spent last Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ridenoure of Syracuse Lake. The occasion was the birthday of Mrs. Ridenouie. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Crow and son, Charles and Mrs. Adah Crow Syracuse, were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Crow. The occasion was the birthday of Steven. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young of Elwood, formerly of Syracuse, spent a few days recently with Mrs. Blanche Thornburg at Syracuse. Mrs. Gerald Hubbart and son recently visited Mrs. Robert Cripe and family of Goshen. 30 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 3, 1954 A group of residents of the south part of Syracuse, one of the first large groups to appear in several months and estimated to be between 25 and 35 persons ap-

vandalism at Main Street 11:04 a. m. — Subject advised of a hit and run at Augsburger’s parking lot 5:08 p.m. — Party advised mopeds are running alleys and not stopping for stop signs 11:03 p.m. — Subject reports he heard shots September 9 5:05 a m — Report of subject yelling on South Lake Street 7:12 a m. — Officer advised found a bicycle in the ditch at Cocineros 8:38 a m. — Subject on station advised someone stole her bicycle 6:18 p.m. — Subject on station

VA expenditures $424.2

million in Indiana in 'B3

Expenditures by the Veterans Administration in Indiana totaled $424.2 million during the 1983 fiscal year. The figure represents a $13.8 million increase from a

Beginning bee-keeping to be given

An interesting class on how to raise bees will be given at Wawasee High School as part of the adult education program. The teachers will be Mr. and Mrs. Don Watkins long time experienced bee-keepers. In the class you will learn about honeybees and how to get started in bee-keeping from the equipment needed, to caring for the bees, and harvesting the honey. The life story of a honeybee is so interesting it is unbelievable the intricate life they live. Mr. Watkins was a commercial beekeeper on the west coast and he n ow has around 30 hives and is an active hobby bee-keeper. For further information, please call the vocational office at Wawasee High School.

ANSWERS ACROSS 1 Gape 24 Flit 5 Set on 26 Edith 10 Image 28 Lap 12 Irene 29 SSE 13 Serge 30 Raw 14 Paris 32 Apace 15 TNT 34 Noise 16 Les 36 Get at 18 Rot 37 Skate 19 Dives 38 Slews 21 Tens 39 Sled 22 Carters DOWN 1 Gist 20 Vat 2 Amend 21 Tri 3 Participate 23 Edens 4 Egg 24 Flags 5 Sips 25 Lapel 6 Era 27 Haste 7 Terrestrial 29 Sets 8 Onion 31 Weed 9 Nests 33 Caw 11 Eeler 35 Oks 17 Estes

peared before the Syracuse Town Board in its regular meeting Tuesday night to protest safety and traffic conditions in that part of town. Donald Byrd, owner of the Wawasee Golf club, and Lee Fischer, president of the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce, appeared before the County Road Commission Wednesday to request that a through road be built around the north side of the lake. - . Captain William J. Mey, of the United Nations Air Force, visited recently with his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mey. Captain Mey just returned from Beiruit, Lebanon, Israel, where he served as personal pilot for General Beneike, General in Command of the Mediterranean Forces of the United Nations. The Texaco Station located two miles south of Syracuse on State Road 13 was recently leased to Ernest (Flash) Fleischauer and James Corman. Mr. Fleischauer graduated from Syracuse High School and worked for the S. & M. Motors. He and his wife, and two children, Cheryl and Roger, reside at the east end of Lake Wawasee. Mr. Corman, uncle of Mr. Fleischauer owned and operated a garage and station for eight years at Hammond and now resides on Papakeechie Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rapp, son-in-law and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Miles, are now settled,in

to speak to an officer September 10 6:03 a m. — Report of theft from a vehicle 7:40 a.m. — Subject advised boys broke windows at CR 530E 7:49 p.m. — Subject advised someone broke into his van 9:31 a.m. — Subject on station to have oxygen tank filled and donation for fire department 12:49 p.m. — Subject advised of a camper parked on East Boston Street 9:27 p.m. —- Subject advised car driving around Honeycutt Addition opening mailboxes

year ago, and is the highest in state history. The largest portion of the expenditures, $235.7 million, represented disability compensation and pension checks to veterans, their dependents and survivors. Approximately $126.2 million went towards medical services and adminstration costs, and $36.3 million provided for GI Bill educational and vocational

Beach Sanding Lake Michigan Sand — VFe eliminate the old conventional way.— • No trucks tearing up your yard. • No equipment necessary to spread the sand. i • No waiting for thick ice in winter. For Information Call Daytime 269-2245 Evenings 834-2246

<6 Eii* , Wawasee Village LoyCin~RoyerS Syracuse Realty Co. 457*4678 COUNTRY SPLENDOR Delightful 3 bedroom home on 1.8 acres. Features include fireplace, approx. 2,000 sq. ft. living area. 7xlo workroom in garage, 22x8 deck, 30x26 family room, many other fine features only $69,900 — • ERNIE ROGERS»4S7-4547 • JEANNINE SCHROCK 457-4944 • LEILANI NEMETH.4S7-5449 • DEANTROUP6SB-4050 • PEG BAILEY4S7-5648

Elgin, 111., where Mr. Rapp is connected with the Elgin Watch Co.

50 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 13,1934 Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Leas entertained at their summer home on the South Shore of Lake Wawasee Sunday, honoring Mrs. harriet Cotherman, mother of Mrs. Leas, who celebrated her ninety-first birthday anniversary. Covers were spread for twelve and a delicious dinner was enjoyed and the day was spent socially. Mrs.Cotherman is exceptionally well for one of her years and has spent the past fifteen summers at Lake Wawasee. Besides her daughter, Mr s W. b. Leas, she has one son, M. A. Cotherman of Ligonier, manager and publisher of the Ligonier Banner. Mr. and Mrs. John Bowser are moving to the Matt Long farm, formerly the Ed Craft farm. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Smiley of Warsaw called on Miss Flogretta Master, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ira Crow spent Saturday afternoon with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Wingard. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Finto and Mr. and Mrs. Wade Zarbe spent Sunday with friends in Michigan. ray Jean Darr of Goshen spent last week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Coy. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Method spent Sunday at the George Hapner home at Benton.

September 11 9:40 a m. — Subject requested information on seat belt 10:35 a.m. — Subject on station with information for an officer on a certain subject 11:13 a.m. — Subject on station for information on smoke detectors 12:04 p.m. — Subject advised she would like to pickup bicycle 6:55 p.m. — Subject on east Boston Street reference motorcycle racing up and down the street 7:40 p.m. — Subject reference recovery of stolen bicycle he inquired about 9:01 p.m. — Subject on station advised of vandalism to garage

rehabilitation programs for Indiana veterans. The remainder was expended for GI insurance and indeminities ($24.8 million) and construction and related costs (1.2 million). An estimated 675,000 veterans live in Indiana, which has VA medical centers in Indianapolis, Marion and Fort Wayne. There is also an outpatient clinic in Evansville.

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WAWASEE Esal REALTY, inc E. MALTOP* I P.O. BOX 478. SYRACUSE. IN 46567 L (219)457-4911 MIS Lynne Likens 219-594-5414 Sales TM For YOI R Com cnicncc p n hy "l s r < £ r r ± e r r OPEN SATURDAY 10 A.M. To 3 P.M. & Owner. Broker SUNDAY 10:30 A.M. To 2 P.M. . SYRACUSE LAKEFRONT JUST LISTED-OWNER READY TO MOVE MAKEOFFER! MFHBr E DUC E D s2,soof * ji mi ~ No. 605 — Attractive 2-3 bedroom, full bath and large living area overlooking beautiful Syracuse Lake. 45' of concrete seawall. City water and sewer. 1 car garage and extra lot 45x100. Year round ' home. Gas F/A only $79,900. Additional lot may be included or sold separately (45x96). COME LIVE WITH ME! SYRACUSE (WOODLAND ACRES) No. 587 — lovely LARGE 4 bedroom, 2 full bath home hasjmore to offer than you can imagine. Call today for appointment — will sell below replacement value. You'll be VERY happy with this investment. NORTH WEBSTER Q M 4 — Close Io Lake, chormins i Approx. L7OO so ft. (4 yrs. oM), 3 bedroom, noat and clean, good starter or bedrooms,, 2 baths, super open living retired couple, year round, super area (large) dining room, woodburning woodbumer. JUST LISTED! system (GFA). $43,500 SYRACUSE LAKE ■1 I fSijfc l NORTH SHORE DRIVE: For the " talented, creative "Remodeter!" Rustic NORTH SHORE DR. *r seawalled (cedar shake roof) 4-J bedroom nestled beautiful beach FRONT-2 bedroom, yr. in the trees overlooking a beautiful round. REAR-2 story-2 apts. EXbeach A view. ST seawalled. FINISH CELLENT INVESTMENT PROP, pric interior as you wish. tlWiMi Htt.VOO ed Io make it PROFITABLE. $124,*00. $125,000 rvn-79 ujw WAWASEE & ujfc CONDOMINIUMS | H HARBORSIDE (NORTHSIDEOF IX LAKE WAWASEE) '8 M «2 bedroom (lakefront) FURNISHED, ■■ | Z' detached garage, screened patio A I - deck..... MJM MAKE OFFER NOW! M2-IS«* WATERFRONT: Syracuse, RUNAWAY BAY (South Side Os Uke W.w.see) utilities, nice kitchen A bath. . • 2 bedroom flakefront) FURNISHED IV* baths, carportM4,«w • 2 bedroom (lakefront) FURNISHED IV* baths, carport COULD SELL ONE LOT . (lakefront) FURNISHEDIV* SEPARATE balhs, carportMMW • 1 bedroom (wooded) fantastic view — extrasOFFEß