The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 November 1986 — Page 21

It happened ... in Syracuse

10 YEARS AGO, NOV. 24,1976 The proposed zoning ordinance for the town of Syracuse (Project Indiana P-1073-28), prepared by Latz Associates of Fort Wayne, is in for some rough sledding, if a public meeting held last night at the Syracuse town hall is any indication. The Syracuse plan commission, chaired by secretary Joe Gray in the absence of president Bill Beemer, held its meeting before a standing-room-only crowd of local and area citizens. Mrs. Bill Eyer was the hostess for the November 17 meeting of the Twilighters Bunco Club and Mrs. Philip Strieby was the cohostess. Attending were eight members and five guests, Mrs. Gerald Bitner, Mrs. Paul Stouder, Mrs. Dallas Kitson, Mrs. Harold Gallahan and Mrs. Lawrence Th waits. The Syracuse Wednesday Afternoon club met in the home of

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PLANNING TRADE SHOW TRIP — Deb Wiggins. Greater Warsaw Chamber of Commerce/KDI. Warsaw mayor Jeff Plank, and Kosciusko County Councilman Fred Gilliam are pictured planning the strategy for the area’s first international marketing effort.

County represented at London trade show

Kosciusko County was represented at a trade show and tour in London. England, last week, by Deb Wiggins, Greater Warsaw Chamber of Commerce/KDI executive. Local community officials were invited to accompany state delegates on the first prospecting tour of its kind for Indiana. According to Chamber/KDI officials. officials at the state level, through the Indiana Department of Commerce, have been encouraging international investments in the state, along with their sophisticated local industryprogram for the past two years. They added that the decision to send local representation followed a great deal of discussion by theKDI board. “I think it is a great honor to be asked to represent the state and particularly our region on the state's first prospecting trip of this kind,” noted KDI president Tom Earhart. “It says a lot for our program which is only about three years old. It is an opportunity we must not pass up.” Other Indiana areas to be represented at the trade show Eyes have it The results are in and the “eyes” have it! According to International Wildlife magazine, an experiment conducted by Japan’s All-Nippon Airlines found that painting large eyes on the engines frightened birds away from the plane, reducing the number of “strikes.” In the past year, the airline recorded only one bird strike per engine on the painted 747 s while the unpainted 767 s were struck 22 times per engine. The airline is preparing to paint eyes on all of their commercial jets. While this may startle the birds, it probably will save their lives.

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Mrs. J. M. Rapp, assisted by Mrs. Deloss Weaver, with 18 members present on November 17. The Warriorette swim team completed their season last Monday night defeating a tough Penn team 96-77. Although no records were broken, the Warriorettes went all-out to achieve their one major goal — to beat Penn. Keith Martin, who works with his dad in the meat processing business, is likely to be the new butcher at Connolly’s Grocery and Market in uptown Syracuse, according to new owner Kent tyA noteworthy birthday celebration for one of Syracuse’s oldest residents will be November 25. Falling on Thanksgiving this year will be the 92d birthday of Arnold Pfingst, 16 North Shore Dr., Syracuse. 20 YEARS AGO, NOV. 23,1966 Plans for a community

and tour were Bloomington. Lafayette, South Bend, Columbus and representatives from northeastern Indiana. The scheduled included a oneday trade show, followed by individual calls on companies showing an interest in making an investment somewhere in Indiana. According to Wiggins, “Our area is blessed with a more than average number oi industries involved in international trade. Coupling this with the fact that the United States is experiencing more competition with the world rather than domestically means that we must become more familiar with this situation. We will then be able to make our own opportunities in the international market and take advantage of those that come our way.” Chamber/KDI officials say they hope this prospecting endeavor will “provide a new dimension to the industrial development and marketing opportunities for Kosciusko County and its existing industrial base,”

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Christmas tree for Syracuse got underway at a meeting held in the scout cabin on Monday evening. The community tree will be placed in the park at the scout cabin. The lighting ceremony will be December 11, at 4 p.m. Samuel Brown has resigned his position as deputy marshal at Pierceton to accept a position with the Syracuse police force. He will replace Oscar Dahl whose resignation becomes effective December 1. Officer Dahl’s duty was on the night shift. Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers, Syracuse, held a family birthday dinner Sunday in their home for several members of the family who were celebrating birthdays in November. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Guy, Syracuse, went to South Bend Saturday morning where they enplaned for Mission, Tex. They will visit Mrs. Guy’s sister, Mrs. Arnold LeCount, and Mr. LeCount and return to Syracuse December 11. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Guy, Mrs. Agnes Stiffler, Mrs. Helen Overstreet and Mrs. Georgia Buster, all of Syracuse, attended the Thanksgiving dinner of the Kosciusko County Senior Citizens at Warsaw Monday night, Nov. 14. ' Mr. and Mrs. Alva Ketering, Syracuse, will spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris. Barbee Lake. Secret weapon Watch out America’s Cup hopefuls — the Australians may have a secret weapon — kangaroos! While kangaroos have long been regarded as “natural athletes” for their leaping and boxing abilities, they are also great swimmers. According to Ranger Rick magazine, kangaroos have been spotted swimming across rivers and even in the ocean! A “roo” swims with its head and back above water, pumping its strong hind legs one at a time. So that’s what those Aussies have under their yacht this year!

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30 YEARS AGO. NOV. 22,1956 Wawasee Lake, will have a public beach when new owners of the Waco property on the south shore of the lake open for the season next year according to a statement by Leon Connolly, an officer of the new corporation. Recently purchased by Herbert C. Queisser and Carol W. Queisser of Indianapolis, plans are being considered for a hotel to be built in motel units, a restaurant with the possibility of a dance floor in connection with it, and swimming facilities, said Connolly. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cripe and family will spend the week end in Indianapolis as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ott and son. Mr. and Mrs. William Kruger are Thanksgiving Day guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cripe. James Miner, Purdue student, and Mary Miner, freshman at Ball State, are home for the Thanksgiving holiday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miner.

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Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Kinder returned home Tuesday from a ten day trip to Clearwater, Florida, where they attended the Mobile Home Show. Mrs. Lucy Garrett entertained Saturday evening at her home on Dewart Lake for Mr. and Mrs. Kent Nitz who moved to Toledo this week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laughlin were guests of Millard Laughlin Sunday in Lafayette. Mrs. Arlene Mohler is spending her two-week vacation from the telephone office on a trip which will take her into Mexico. 50 YEARS AGO, NOV. 26,1936 Mrs. Martha Pryor returned to Chicago Sunday after being a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Grieger since early in September. Mrs. Carl Swanson and son and daughter of Detroit have been guests in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stone during last week. Dr. Swanson came Sunday and his family returned with him. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williams, Leila Smith and Jessie Kirkland of Ligonier were guests Sunday

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Miller. Mrs. Mat Abts left Thursday for Kansas City to be with her husband until the Christmas holidays when they will return to their home at Wawasee. Their son Henry and daughter Irene will be here from college for their vacation. Voyal Osborn and Elbert Groves are home from Depauw for the holidays. Ralph Thornburg, jr., and Harry Stone are home from Purdue for the holidays. Orville Sage and F. Allan Weatherholt spent Saturday and Sunday in Indianapolis, Louisville, Ky., Cincinnati, Dayton and Washington Court House, Ohio looking over printing equipment. Enroute to Louisville they stopped at the home of Mrs. Sage’s father, J. M. Sage at Crothersville. Rev. and Mrs. Baily spent Tuesday in Churubusco as the guests of Mrs. Katie Ort. Willard Gustafson left Wednesday night to spend the Thanksgiving holidays with his father and brother in Gary.

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Real Estate Auction LOCATION: 617 4th July Avenue, Syracuse, Indiana. Turkey Creek Twp., Kosciusko County. Take SR 13 south of Syracuse 3 miles, to Harris Funeral Home — turn east on CR 1000 N, go to the end of the rood, turn south on 800E and follow to Marineland Garden Subd., follow auction signs. DATE: Saturday, December 6,1987 TIME: 1:00 P.M. FOR AUCTION: 1969 2 bedroom Karl Mobile Home w/8‘ m 16' tipout and 10' x 20' patio. This mobile Is on its own 60' x 100* lot and has a lO‘x26‘ garage. Also an 8% 'x 12'4 ’shed. LOT SIZE: 60' x 100'. TAXES: Prorated to day of closing. TERAAS: 10% down day of auction — balance due day of closing, approx. 30 days. INSPECTION: Please call 533-9014 OR 533-3627 for an appointment to inspect this property. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Have your finances arranged before day of sale. Any announcement mode day of auction will take precedence over printed matter. Owner: Marguerite Preston Estate SfldMD Bonh Ixtcvtor Dwight Miller, Real Estate Broker I Auctioneer Phone 533-9014 - 533-3627

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