The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 25, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 June 1986 — Page 18
THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., June 18,1986
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HELP WANTED Production * workers. Sewing experience helpful, but will train. Apply At: ASCOT ENTERPRISES 503 S. Main St., NAPPANEE, IN Serving Kosciusko County I Since 1955 ® REALTY & INSURANCE 267 8816 P O. Box 665 616 South BuHolo St. I Worsow. Indiana 46580 till A ’ ** - - wWMWfete- , " tST”"' Hi 's £HbL. ; i Tippecanoe Lakefront • *} lake Frontage * Walk-in Cedar Closet • Prestigious Serene Area * -57 Acre High & Dry • Underground Sprinklers • Concrete Boat Ramp • 2170 Sq. Ft living Area • 80 Pier • Indiana limestone FRP • $139,500 BEEP ...(B> 457-4495 Pat - 457-2341 Terri - 457-2723 Phil - 658-4556 Deb - 457-4763 Doug - 834-2357 Rollin - 834-7960 Jean - 658-4212 Vicki — 658-9838 NEW LISTINGS NO. 1591 — Immaculate 2 bedroom harborside condo with extra storage, attached garage with opener, nicely furnished.s9l,soo. Hr x ■P ». Ml No. 1587 — Chalet type Syracuse Lakefront home with 3 bedrooms, nice floor plan, 2 extra lots, pier, boat lift and great view. $139,200. r ‘'w® • — —...iw - x in wht r * -fir I j! No. 1583 — Good looking Milford home with 5 bedrooms, 2 baths and garage. This home is structurally sound but needs redecorating. $35,000 iJoKmi i h IJw r wl r Ul No. 1586 — Historical home in Syracuse with open stairway, 3 bedrooms, 1 ’/» baths, neat kitchen and now for only $61,900. •* ■" fllrW ' . < B - --.««•<- '-“■■a » No. 1590 — 2 bedroom home outside of Milford with heated garage, steel storage building and new furnace. All on 6.29 acres. EHKL .'’SMHNKWI'TIH L s MML JB zFI No. 1584 — Attractive 2 bedroom cottage with guest house and pier on Dewart Lake. $31,900.
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ADVANCED STUDIES — Members of the Advanced Studies reading group at Milford School who successfully completed all course requirements have become members of the Socrates Circle. Like the ancient Greek philosopher, these students searched for knowledge and truth in a variety of ways and utiliied a wide variety of resources. They examined 30.000 years of man's history by conducting library research, preparing written and oral reports, holding classroom discussions and participating in field trips. Shown are Matt Beer. Erin Mort. Matt Wilkinson. Anna Meyers. Malena Schmucker. Andy Beecham. Jonah Beer. Emily Webster. Jennifer Seemeyer. Sarah Cripe. Ericka Loiano and Jenny Beer. In back is Milford principal Dr. Winston Becker who made the presentations of certificates. The instructor of the Advanced Studies group was Tim Yeager.
Pack 3715 presents awards to Cub Scouts
Cub Scout Pack 3715 held its May Pack meeting at Jefferson School, presided over by assistant cubmaster Paul Gabbett. During the meeting, awards were presented to the following
"Tdml development JOIIF COMPANY R. 5. Box 310, Syracuse. IN 46567 Builder • Developer • Realtor NEW LISTING — 1 57 acres wooded lakefront lot on _ north shore of Dewart Lake _ LOTS AVAILABLE AT: • Lendonway Terrace • Cindonway Shores • Camelot Lake dealer Many Plans To Choose From Three bedroom, one bath, one car garage, sea ODD basement, access to Dewart Lake. MODEL OPEN ANYTIME BY APPOINTMENT 1 Block East OfCR 300E In Lendonway Terrace Subdivision U/est Side Os Dewart Lake Don Bucher, Broker 658-9305 Public Auction Fairfield Community School Corp. Located north of Benton, IN on US 33 to CR 31. or south of Goshen, IN on US 33 — 67530 CR 31. Saturday, June 21,1986 Starting At 10:30 A.M. BUSES 1978 Chevy mini bus w/hydraulic lift; 1970 Ford 66-passenger school bus. TYPEWRITERS 4 Olympia (manual); 4 Royal (elec.) — SESOOI, Linton, 660's; 5 Royal (manual); 1 Underwood (manual); 1 IBM (electric) ADDING MACHINES 3 Adler Mark 12. 1 Mechanical calculator MIMEOGRAPH MACHINES 1 A.B. Dick 555; 1 A.B. Dick 217; 1 A.B. Dick 215; 1 A.B Dick 418; 1 Gestetner OFFICE Dictating machines; 3 file cabinets on casters; metal paper rack; metal storage cabinet; 3M copy machine AUDIO VISUAL EQUIPMENT 3 reel-to-reel tape recorders; 2 Audiotronic reel-td-reel tape recorders; S.V.E. film strip projector; hand-held ditto machine; auto secretaries (numerous amt.); slate — blackborad; 2 illuminated drawing boards; classroom clocks; 2 Bell & Howell Language Masters; Panasonic record player; Prima film strip projector; Opaque projector; dual track reading tapes; record players; Bell & Howell movie camera & equipment; 9 stool chairs; closed circuit TV monitors; items still in boxes CHAIRS & DESKS Typewriter desks; cushioned chairs; library chairs; metal folding chairs (large amt.) 9 KITCHEN ITEMS Commercial mixer — Toledo Model 5030; Mr. Coffee; metal fruit cans w/lids; Vulcan electric ovens; 3 large coffee machines; 5 gal. plastic buckets w/lids MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Tumbling mats; lawn sweeper; boiler flues; 24" paper cutter; old upright piano; power hacksaw; line marker; 6x6 penta beams; washer & dryer. Large amount of boxes full of items not seen at this printing. Many items desirable and useful too numerous to mention. Statements made at auction take precedence over printed matter. TERMS: Cash Lunch Served Not Responsible For Accidents Fairfield Community Schools Corp. AUCTIONEER: CLERK: Jim Sholtey Floyd Kauffman Phone 831-2203 Phone 831 2383
Cub Scouts: Andy Smith, wolf patch and gold arrow; Kevin Crawford, bear patch; Steve Pabst, gold arrow in bear rank; Jason Simmons. silver arrow in bear rank .
Chris Clark, silver arrow in wolf rank; Brenon Christofer, two silver arrows in wolf rank; Bobby Firestone. Kevin Crawford. Jason Simmons. Webelo color ribbons; Bobby Firestone, geologist activity pin; Jason Simmons, geologist and athlete activity pin; and Shawn Gathe. engineering activity pin. Members of the Cub Scout Pack attended the spring camp at Rising Arrow Reservation on May 10, and a few families participated in the Hands Across America project on May 25.
» A r-rwr l WM i *-** ~ ? Jim bb& bbb bbb bbb bbb bbi NEW ON MARKET — 3 bedroom. 3 both, 12x48 wood ONLY I deck, city water city sewer family room, fireplace. Great *«q OftA location and many amenities. CENTURY 21 Properties Open House Sat. 1-3 P.M. New Listing r 3NR3VI > 12 gs ■■ * iid "Ml x- # S.R. 13 to D.Q. then east to Dewart Lake Access Kale Island road, watch for * 2 Bedroom Jottage signs. ’ • Carport 2 bedroom Wawasee channel. * Dock Space On Channel Your Host: Linda Jaggers * 119.500 Call Ric! Ric Schaekel 457-3454 . Tom Prickett 457-5422 CJSTIIUIKm Ivan Rinehart 856-2252 ** | — Kathryn Rinehart 856-2252 UXl—Jll Louise Rex 894-3394 „ x o u Linda Jaggers 457-5155 Beaty Realtor s 457-4414 MUOieif OSDMa Sf Avcf I ■ A « JMCS < Ind. Toll Free — 1-800-822-7540) I I .nil (>lfit <■ Ijuk'peiulcnlk < neil And ()p<'i.ii<‘d I I
Syracuse Sesquicentennial T-shirts are now available
Souvenir T-shirts with the logo for the Syracuse Sesquicentennial are now avail able according to an announcement made during the Syracuse Sesquicentennial Committee meeting Monday evening. The T-shirts in youth sizes two-four, six to eight. 10 to 12, 14-16; and adult sizes small, medium, large and extra large are available by contacting Jeanne Gardiner «t State Bank of Syracuse. Pewter souvenir items with the logo will be available in the near future. Penny Heckaman. queen contest cochairwoman, announced the plans for the S esquicentennial Queen Contest, winch will be July 6 and 7, 1987, in Wawasee High School Auditorium. Mrs. Heckaman and Jane Tuttle, chairwomen, are asking for volunteers to help serve on the committee and anyone interested may contact either woman. Mrs. Heckaman stated on July 6 a tea will be given in the high school commons area for the contestants to meet and mingle with the judges as well as being interviewed individually by each judge. She remarked an orientation meeting will be scheduled a week or so before the contest. The actual queen contest will be Tuesday, July 7. at 7 p.m. and will follow the guidelines of the “Miss USA" pageant with competition in the swimsuit, evening gown and interview. Mrs. Heckaman also leported she has had a trophy donated at this time for the queen and entertainment will be by the Enchanted Hills Playhouse. Further prizes and details of the contest are still in the works. Deb Pattersor, parade chairwoman, announced entry forms, rules and regulations have been printed up and are available. She introduced Bob DeVoss who is helping the parade committee in acquiring military and fraternal
groups. DeVoss announced he has contacted 13 out of the 15 local or county color guards concerning attending the parade with positive results. He also added he is working with the National Guard unit from Warsaw for a Helicopter Fly-over and possible open house prior to the parade. DeVoss will also be writing a letter to the Grissom Air Force Base Color Guards in regard to participating in the parade. Bob Hampton, carnival chairman, stated he sent out 20 letters to various amusement shows onlyreceiving two replies thus far. He will be checking with several area groups concerning amusement shows. Hampton, who is also in charge of the house walk, stated he should have something to report from the SyracuseWawasee Garden Club at the July committee meeting. Rosalyn Jones, decorations chairwoman, reported she is checking on the cost of flags or banners which will be installed where the Christmas decorations are hung each year. She also reported she has contacted David Butler on the cost of two banners. Mrs. Gardiner reported items are being brought in or verbally donated for the museum, some of which will be permanent items if a location is found. She reported she is looking into a location which is available for a permanent museum with financing assistance from the historical society and matching government funds. The location being sought is dated back to 1837.
Use fan for air conditioning
Looking for away to cut down on air conditioning costs this summer? You may want to consider installing a whole-house fan. Lieutenant Governor John M. Mutz, Director of the Indiana Department of Commerce, Division of Energy Policy, says a whole-house fan removes hot indoor air from throughout the house and replaces it with relatively cooler air from outdoors, reducing indoor temperatures and providing the breeze-like cooling effect of moving air. It is important to understand that it's not just air temperature that affects your comfort, it is air movement as well. The breeze produced by a whole-house fan makes the air feel 4 to 10 degrees cooler than it actually is, depending on relative humidity and air velocity. The fan should be started in the early evening when the outdoor temperature drops below 82 degrees. Hot air from rooms and hallways is then drawn through a ceiling opening, channeled through the attic to exhaust openings, and expelled to the outdoors. It should run all night, bringing in cooler air and lowering
Ho i Bob V c z ' i ES OPEN IN NEW LOCATION — Bruce Kinsey, owner of Quality Motors, Inc., invites area residents to visit his new location on SR 15 in Milford. Quality Motors. Inc. has recently moved to the new location from Syracuse, and has a large selection of moderately priced vehicles. (Photo by Mike Skevington) Z>... BEER 457-4495 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, JUNE 22 2:00-5:00 P.M. Immaculate home south of Milford on old State I Road 15.
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A brief report on the Abbott's Candy Caramel sale was presented. It was reported the original 500 boxes of caramels were spoken for and Jane Nearing had obtained an additional 200 boxes with 300 boxes to be obtained on June 25. It was noted Mrs. Nearing is in charge of the candy sales and should be contacted for sales. Bill Beemer, chairman, reported the Franzen Brothers Circus was not available this year but could be scheduled for next spring. It was decided he should try and get the circus during the celebration with a spring date as an alternate. In general discussion, Hampton remarked the ministerial association will sponsor an old fashioned revival service during the boat-in worship service on July 5 and that Ed Bogart will coordinate a fishing contest throughout the sesquicentennial celebration. Suggestions on selling copies of a song Naomi McFarland wrote for Syracuse, having a professional photographer tape events during the celebration, and having copies of old postcards available for sale was discussed and will be looked into. It was also suggested a replica of the arch over Main Street be considered and installed. The next committee meeting will be Monday. July 21, at 7:30 p.m., in the Syracuse Scout Cabin, all interested persons are encouraged to attend and help plan the 150th celebration.
the temperature of the house. The benefit is quickly lost, however, if the fan is allowed to run after the temperature starts to rise in the morning. [ A whole-house fan usually costs S4OO to S6OO installed, and runs on one-tenth the energy of an air conditioner. For more information, contact the Indiana Energy Hotline at 1-800-382-4631.
Seek entries for 'Queen of Lakes
beauts to June 28, during Festival at North Web; .ter Registration is open until June 22 for never tnarried females between the ages of 16 and 26. For application information call 834 4316.