The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 October 1985 — Page 15

HOSPITALITY DAYS DISPLAY — Kosciusko County business and industry was well represented at the recent Hoosier Hospitality Days, held in French Lick. This display was viewed by interested persons from all over the state of Indiana and over 100 brochures concerning Kosciusko development were distributed.

County scores success at Hospitality Days

For the first time since the development of the Kosciusko County Economic Development plan, representatives from throughout Kosciusko County were in attendance at Hoosier Hospitality Days. For the past three the community of Warsaw?) but this year, both the booth'/antj video were designed to portray all the member communities of Kosciusko Development, Inc. Communities represented at the Hoosier Hospitality Days in French Lick were Claypool, Etna Green, Milford, North Webster, Pierceton, Silver Lake and Warsaw. At this year’s show, Milford was represented by Dennis and Barb Wuthrich, Jean Treesh, Monica Bice and Paul Reith. The town of North Webster was represented by Myron Clark, and the town of Pierceton by Max NIPSCO field testing new unit A small, efficient unit that heats and cools air as well as provides hot water has been on the wish lists of builders of multifamily residential buildings in this country for a long time. 4 Their search could be over. Northern Indiana Public Service Company is field testing just such an appliance in Fort Wayne for the Gas Research Institute, research arm of the gas industry. NIPSCO is one of 32 utilities across the nation testing the appliance. If the program is successful, the appliance should reach the market early in 1987. The triple-integrated-appliance or TIA provides gas spaceheating and waterheating as well as electric air conditioning in a single package that uses only four square feet of floor space. “The designed efficiency of the unit is such that national gas customers using the appliances can expect bills to be as much as 50 percent lower than they would be with all-electric service for these purposes,” said I. J. Roberts, NIPSCO vice president of marketing. The appliance is designed to achieve a 90 percent seasonal heating efficiency, a Department of Energy recovery efficiency of 85 percent for water heating and cooling energy efficiency ratio of 8.5. The compact unit is easy to install, as it was designed for new multi-dwelling buildings, such as apartments, condominiums and townhouses, where space is a premium, he said. “Besides lower installation and operating costs, the appliance offers excellent comfort,” Roberts said. Advanced Mechanical Technology, Inc., of Newton, Mass., designed the appliance. The TIA uses a gas-fired condensing burner/broiler system powered by a forced-draft blower. Water is circulated in a closed loop through the boiler and directed to a warm-air coil in the air handling section or to an immersion coil in the water storage tank. “We are excited about the new energy-efficient appliances that are being tested and those recently appearing on the market,” Roberts said. “With an ample supply of natural gas and rates that are among the lowest in the nation, our customers can realize even better energy bargains with our service.” Have a safe Halloween The Indiana State Medical Association suggests a few precautions parents should take during Halloween: accompany young children, stay within the neighborhood near homes that are familiar, never let the children go alone or to a stranger’s house, instruct children not to eat candy that is not individually wrapped, inspect all candy and fruit before allowing the children to eat it, and make sure the costume is easily visible to motorists. Other tips include instructing children to stay in well-lighted areas and on sidewalks, not to accept rides from strangers, set a time limit for trick-or-treating and make sure the children have emergency information with * them such as name, address, and telephone number.

Jones and Dana Krull. Representing Warsaw were Virginia Summe, Jeff Plank, Bill Henthorn, Max Courtney, Leo Pfistr and Ernie Wiggins. The Chamber/KDI staff representing Kosciusko County were Jennifer Richmond and Deb Wiggins. Volunteers from throughout Kosciusko County helped make this event possible. Harv Miller narrated the video presentation, while employees of United Telephone Company worked with the staff, designing the video. Larry and Shirley Polk donated the use of their van to transport the booth and other printed literature to French Lick. Volunteers working the booth had the opportunity to meet over 100 different prospects from throughout the country. Additionally, they were in the position to meet over 100 consultants to firms possibly considering relocation. County representatives distributed over 100 packets of promotional material on Kosciusko County. The Chamber/KDI staff will be following up on all leads received during Hoosier Hospitality Days over the next few months. Over 130 other communities participated in the Hoosier Hospitality Days. Area resident receives military award Spec. 4th Class Michael J. Fodor, North Webster, has been selected by the Military Department of Indiana to receive the Indianapolis Star and News Military Achievement Award. Winners are selected based on their individual drill attendance, judgment, reliability, leadership, appearance, attitudes and preparation for advancement. Fodor is a member of Company A, 2nd Battalion, 151st Infantry, Indiana Army National Guard, Warsaw. He will be presented the award at the Annual Veterans Day Banquet to be held November 12, in the Murat Temple, Indianapolis.

Compare the Facts... National r— k Average x. $122.44* X * NIPSCO $103.63* National average for NIPSCO charge for 200 ccf of natural gas 200 ccf of natural gas per month per month Your Natural Gas Dollars Go Further in Northern Indiana Natural gas...it’s a bargain! Not only because it’s such a clean, efficient fuel; it’s also because NIPSCO gas rates are lower than the national average. In fact, NIPSCO residential gas rates are the lowest among major distribution companies in Indiana and rank among the lowest in the nation.* That’s good news! But even better news Is the feet that NIPSCO gas rates will be lower this winter than they were last winter. Natural gas...it’s a bargain! • According to Amen< an Gas Association comparative rate study for residential customers of more than 1 15 gas companies for the four-quarters ending June 30 1985 Northern Indiana Public Service Oompang wear There when you need us.

It happened ... in Syracuse

10 YEARS AGO, OCT. 22,1975 There will be no city election in the town of Syracuse this year, inasmuch as town Democrats failed to hold a caucus to nominate a slate of officers for the town board of trustees or for clerktreasurer. Mrs. Herman Weisser, East Shore Dr., Syracuse, was honored at a dinner on Sunday evening in observance of her birthday. Members of her family attending were Herman Weisser, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weisser, Doug, Greg, Brad and Kathy Weisser; Scotty Weisser and Steve Weisser, all of Milford. APPOINTMENT ANNOUNCED — Will Schieler, manager of the Federal Land Bank and Production Credit Association in Elkhart and Kosciusko counties, has announced the appointment of Everett Nifong as the loan officer for Kosciusko County. Everett was raised on a farm near Etna Green and graduated from Bethel College with a degree in business management. He plans to continue a limited farming operation along with his new career in farm lending. Everett lives near Tippecanoe with his wife, Bobbi, and son, Joshua. Koren Haney to be recognized Westminster College, New Wilmington, Pa., will recognize 80 sophomores, juniors, and seniors as honors students at the semi-annual honors convocation to be held November 2 in Wallace Memorial Chapel. One of those students to be honored is Karen L. Haney, a sophomore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Haney, r 2 Milford, and a graduate of Wawasee High School. Dr. Jerry M. Boone, president, and Dr. Clarence E. Harms, vice president and academic dean, will lead the recognition of the honors students at the convocation. To be an honors student requires at least a 3.75 academic out of a possible 4.0 for the entire 1984-85 academic year. This ranks the honors students in the top 10 percent of the student body.

John F. Riecke is the new plant manager at the Weatherhead Company in Syracuse, assuming his new duties on October 1. He took the place of Tom Gerstner, manager for the past three years, and now group manufacturing manager, with offices in the Fort Wayne Weatherhead Distribution Center. Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Pittman of Syracuse have announced the engagement of their daughter, Sally, to Wayne Kirby, son of Oscar Kirby of Kodak, Tenn. All smiles last week, was Frank Putt when telling of his 102 perch catch from a northern fishing trip with some of the biggest perch ever he said, many 18 inches. 20 YEARS AGO, OCT. 2q, 1965 Wayne Bucher of r 3 Syracuse attended a two-day meeting of the Farmers Home Administration State Advisory Committee at Vincennes on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 14 and 15. Mr. Bucher was appointed a board member of this committee by Senator Vance Hartke last August. At the October meeting of the

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Syracuse town board of trustees held last night, the board approved the renaming of the Old Mill Race street from Frazier avenue to Dolan Drive. The new drive honors J.P. Dolan who was a pioneer, banker, teacher, educator and humanitarian and did much for the building of the town of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Russel L. Ritter of r 2 Syracuse announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Jean, to Jimmy Russell Conder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Conder, also of Syracuse. Miss Ritter is a graduate of Syracuse high school Mr. Conder is employed at IX-L in Goshen, however he will leave for service in the U.S. Army on November 9. The couple has set October 23 as the wedding date. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eschrich of Buffalo, N.Y., who have been visiting the Sherman Deaton family south of Syracuse, left Thursday for Alton, 111., to spend two weeks with their son, Paul Eschrich and family. They will return to the Deaton home for a short time before returning home.

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30 YEARS AGO, OCT. 20.1955 The old Syracuse grade school playground which is being used for a parking lot, has been purchased by the town of Syracuse for $2,970, it has been announced by Calvin Beck, Turkey Creek township trustee. The minimum price at which the old school building property can be sold slipped a bit on the second appraisal, it was revealed at Tuesday night’s town board meeting by Joe Bushong, member of the board of appraisers. Originally appraised at $16,500, the property was recently offered for sale by town trustee Cal Beck with no takers. The recent re-appraisal at SII,OOO, brings the minimum which the township can accept for the property down to 75 percent of this figure or $8,250. Miss Constance Sudlow, student nurse at the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, spent last week end at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sudlow. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bushong and Mrs. Ora Bushong were

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guest Sunday of Mr. Bushong’s aunt, Mrs. Glen Heater, in North Manchester. 50 YEARS AGO, OCT. 24,1935 One of the largest real estate projects on Syracuse lake in some time is underway, across the lake from town, in the vicinity of Indian Hill, which will no longer be “the old swimmin’ hole.” As was printed in the Journal several weeks ago, Ward and Hibschman had laid out the waterfront at Indiana Hill, into lots, and Mr. Barcus of Nappanee bought one of these lots at once. He commenced building a home there and it is now nearing completion. Dr. Fred Clark has bought from Sam Porter, a lot on the lake, and Lake Street, between Sam Porter’s home and that of Sheldon Harkless. Lavon Insley spent the week end with his father, Claude Insley, in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hibner and daughter from South Bend spent Sunday with'Mr. and Mrs. Clark Greene. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller,

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