The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 July 1987 — Page 34

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., July 1.1987

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OmCM <OBT ’iTJJM 4J DVjKJRIVDIH I.VDIA.X'APOLIH. INDIANA 461104-1)197 Knimm ». onn 110 VMMXOM July 1, 1987 To the citizens of Syracuse: On behalf of the state of Indiana, I would like to congratulate you on your recent achievement. Through the reaching of a sesquicentennial, your city has proved its strength and its ability to contribute to the future of Turkey Creek Township, Kosciusko County and the state of Indiaha. You should be proud of this accomplishment The city displays those qualities of which Indiana is most proud. The forward-looking approach adopted by the leaders and citizens of Syracuse has contributed greatly to the community business and civic development. Entrepreneurs Samuel Crosson and Henry Ward, through their outstanding contributions to the founding of Syracuse, set the standard for overall community excellence. The presence of the basic American values has been proven through the hard work and devotion of the people of Syracuse. It is impressive to note how through this dedication, Syracuse has blossomed from a small settlement to a full-fledged city. The success of this endeavor stands as an example of the potential inherent in the Hoosier people. Best of luck with your Sesquicentennial festivities. Through its contributions to the . hometown heritage, Syracuse represents the best of our Hoosier pride. Sincerely, ROBERT D. ORR Governor RDOihjm

1987 Flotilla expected to be one of largest ever

The 10th annual 3.3 and 8 mile Mail-Journal Flotilla Road Race will be on Saturday, July 4. The race, which starts and ends at Lakeside Park, will begin at 8:30 a m. Pre-registration will be at 7 am. The Mail-Journal Road Race is held in conjunction with the Fourth of July Flotilla Festival, which fs also a major part of the sesquicentennial celebration this year. Both races, 3.3 and eightmile, are run near the shores of two of Indiana’s most beautiful

lakes. Rolling hills are a part of both events. A custom Mail-Journal T-shirt will be given to the first 225 entries as well as a trophy to the first man and woman finisher in each race. Medals will be awarded to the first three positions in each age group of each race for a total of 85 awards. Runners will be provided splits at one, two, four and six miles and water will be furnished on the course at two, four and six miles. The Syracuse Police and Civil Defense, and Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department will provide traffic control. Age groups include: In the men’s division for the 3.3 and eight-mile — 14 and under, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49,50-59, and 60 plus Women's division in the 3.3-mile — 14 and under, 15-19, 20-29,30-39,40-49, and 50 plus. Women’s division in the EightMile race — no age groups and three awards will be presented.

The 3.3 mile race route will be: Start at Lakeside park, go north on W. E. Long Drive, right on County Line Road, right on East Shore Drive, right on North Shore Drive, left on W. E. Long Drive and finishing at Lakeside Park. Runners in the eight-mile race will follow the above mentioned course, but by-pass the finish line at Lakeside Park and continue on W. E. Long Drive, turning left on Lake Street, left at John Street, and right at Front Street, cross Medusa Street and onto Seventh Street, turning left at Chicago Street and curving onto Harkless Road. From Harkless road the runners will turn left on Pickwick Road, then East Shore Drive, turning left onto North Shore Drive, and make a final left onto W. E. Long Drive with the finish line at Lakeside Park. For race information contact Tony Clouse, Syracuse, 457-5163, or Ron Baumgartner, Milford, 658-4111 or 658-4242.