The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 25, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 August 1987 — Page 22

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., August 5,1987

It happened ... in Syracuse

10 YEARS AGO, AUG. 3,1977 A public hearing has been set for 10 am., Tuesday, Aug 10, by the state tax board on the remonstrance filed against the physical education facility for Wawasee High School two weeks ago. The meeting will be held in the auditorium of Wawasee High School. Petitions are being circulated in communities of the Lakeland Community School Corporation, garnering support in opposition of the proposed physical education facility al the Wawasee High School. James C. Tranter. Syracuse Town Board President, reports that the two appointments to the Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission will not be made before the body's next meeting, which is tonight (Wednesday) in Warsaw. As of August 1, the Town of Syracuse and Turkey Creek Township are under county zoning control. Due to this, Syracuse is entitled two appointments to the area commission, one on the basis of Syracuse being the largest town participating and the other on the basis of Syracuse’s population.

1 AUGUST CLEARANCE | BRUCE PETRO'S " | | NO REASONABLE J | OFFER REFUSED * | Bruce Petro M WAS WAS J csi 231 (ot) SOLD c Grand Am SOLD $13,250 SOLD OFFER! 7359 D 1983 Buick Century, Blue $5,995 make us ar OFFER! b 6667 a 1987 Chevy Wagon, Maroon 14,995 MAKE IRS AR OFFER! 6374A 1982 Datsun St., Brown 4,395 MAKE US AR OFFER! 2 C 51272 1987 Olds Cutlass, Red 14,300 make us ar offer! 6676 a 1982 Olds 88 Royal, Dark Jade 6,395 make us ar offer! i 8 7456a 1987 Olds 98, White 19,995 make us ar offer- 7 482 b 1982 Pontiac B. Wagon. Blue 5,495 make us ar offer! 9 7463a 1986 Mercury Cougar, Black 11,995 make us ah OFFER! 62628 1982 Olds Toronado. White 8,995 MAKE US AR OFFER! 2 csi26o SOLD, Monte Carl SOLD n 13,150 SOLD<°FFER! 7173A (rt1) 1982 Olds Cutlass, Tan 7,350 make us ah offer! S 7349A 1986 CadHlac, Brown 20,995 MARE US AR OFFER! 7443A i 982 Suburu.Tan 3,995 make us AR OFFER! S S C 51246 1986 Chevy Cavalier, Yellow 7,550 make us ar offer! CS ) 24B 1982 Ford Escort. Blue 3,550 MAKE US AH OFFER! J 90733A i Po " t ' aC c G n r n an lJ?. r JI. 9.995 MAM US AR OFFER! 907198 1982 Ford Escort, Silver 2.995 make us AH OFFER! 8 h 702)8 SOLDje 600, Whrt SOLD 6,995 SOLD* OFFER! 6637A(rt1) 1982 Buick Station Wagon. Jade 5.995 make us AH OFFER! 2 C 51275 1985 VW Cabriolet, Gray 10,650 make US ah OFFER! csi 258(0d 1982 Cadillac Sedan Deville. Gray 7.650 Make us ah OFFER! S ; 7170A 1985 Olds 88 Royal, White 12,295 MAKE US ah OFFiR! 907158 1982 Olds Toronado, Red 8.995 MAKE US AR OFFER! h 1 7047A SOLD Nth Voyagi SOLD 7,995 SOLD OFFER! 75)8A 1982 Chevy Chevette. White 1.995 make us ah offer- 2 S 7380A *»««"•«« 73)78 SOLD JuickSkylar! SOLD 3.995 50LD OFFER- ! J 7425A TL 2 ”258 1982 Chevy Celebrity, Maroon 4.395 MAKE US AR OFFER! S 2 738,A WRtt Royal, Blue 9,99 make US AR OFFER! 1981 Mercury Cougar. Blue/Tan 4,495 make us ar offer! 8 J 7304A 1985 Mercury Marquis, Blue 8,995 make us AH OFFER! 6614A 1981 Buick LeSabre, Blue 4,995 make us ah offer! 8 8 90639A "«“«««««’ 6392 b 1981 Buick Century, Red 5,995 make us ar offer- J S .81267 «•“ *»««SAKOFFER! 5067A(R t L ) 1981 Pontiac Bonneville, Maroon 4,995 make us AR OFFER! 2 S C 51247 ’eL SOI,D SOL* -OFFER! C 51269 1981 Ford T-Bird.Tan 4,350 make us AR OFFER! S 2 7269A ’ ■*« MM ' wrai! *csi26s 1981 Buick Park Ave, Blue 5,650 make us ar offer! 8 3.81279 1985 Olds Cutlass, Lt. Blue 10,950 make us AH OFFER! csi 266 1981 Toyota SR 5, Blue 4,150 make us ah offer- 8 b 7523A 1984 Chevy Cavalier, Blue 3,995 make us AR OFFER' 7423 a 1981 Lincoln Town Car, Tan 4,995 make us ah offer! h 8 cs ' 277 1984 Olds 88, Tan 8,350 make us ah OFFER! 1981 Pontiac Bonneville. Black 3,995 make us ah offer- 8 k 6631 a 1984 Buick LeSabre, Brown 7,995 MAKE US AH OFFER! csi27o 1981 Datsun 200SX, Silver 3,995 MAKE US AH OFFER! h| J 7247 a 1984 CadiNac Eldorado, YeHow 14,995 make us ah OFFER! 64858 1981 Ford TBird. Tan 4.995 make us ah offer! 8 7082A 1984 Olds 98 Coupe, Gray 1,795 make us ah offer! S .81260 1984 Firebird, Gray 5,350 MAKE us AM OFFER! 3 7006A 1984 Olds 98, Sable 10,995 make US AH OFFER! b 906968 1984 Chevy Cavalier, Blue 4,995 make us ah offer! J 74758 1984 Mercury Marquis, Maroon 5,395 make US AH OFFER! T nnr>ve 7437A SOLDtiacFiero.WSOLD 5,995 SOLD" TRUCKS b .81271 1984 VW Jetta, Blue 7,350 make US AH OFFER! 3 7064A 1984 Dodge Aries, Gray 3,995 make us ah offer! 7337. 1983 Pontiac Trans Am, Red 8,995 MAKE us AH OFFER! 8004iA 1986 Chevy SlO, Black $7,995 make us ah offer; 2 I 7388A 1983 Olds Ciera, Sable 6,995 MAKE US AH OFFER! BO o ß a SOLDMC. White SOLD 11,995 SOLD FFER! j 3 .81257 SOLDautt, Fuego, SOLD 4,650 SOLD k OFFER! 7 02 iai 1985 Chevy 35 Ldn Ar., Gray 24,995 make us ah offer! 8 L 7458A 1983 Ford Escort, Blue 3,295 make us AH OFFER! 7047A SOLD mouth Voya SOLD 6,995 SOLDiffer! 7162a SOLDiHac Coupe, SOLD 10,995 SOLD'* OFFER I csi 1 44 1985 Chevy SlO Pick-Up, Brown 7,250 MAKE US AH OFFER! j 7190A RTL) 1983 Pontiac 6000 LE, Gray 5,995 MAKE us AH OFFER! csi 250 1985 Isusu, Pick-Up, Beige 6,850 make us ah offer! ! h 7209A 1983 Cadillac Seville, Sable 12,995 make us ah offer! 7251 a 1985 Chevy Pick-Up. Red 8,495 make us ah offer! 3 7283. 1983 Nissan Sontra, Red 2,995 make us ah OFFER! 90636a 1984 Chevy SlO Pick-Up, Red/White 6,995 make us ah offer! I I 7059A 1983 Plymouth Reliant, Blue 3,995 MAKE us AH OFFER! 740 78 1984 Ford Bronco 11, Red 7,995 make us ah offer! I 5600a 1983 Olds Ciera, Maroon 7,295 make us ah offer! .51276 1984 GMC Car. Conv., White 16,850 make us ah offer! I | 90699a 1983 Cadillac Seville. Two Tone 12,595 make US AH OFFER! 7494A 1983 GMC Van, Tan 8,995 make us ah offer! I L csi 254 1983 Pontiac Trans Rm, Red 9,250 make us ah OFFER! soisb 1982 Datsun Pick-Up, White 4,695 make us ah offer! | S 7366A 1983 Datsun Maxima, Brown 7,995 make us AH OFFER! 5716A 1981 GMC Van, Blue . 9,495 make us ah OFFER! I 90733A 1983 Nissan Pulsar, Black 5,995 MAKE US AH OFFER! 7100.1 1977 GMC Van, Blue 3,995 make us ah offer! ! b 7510A SOLD levy Z28,81u SOLD 7,99 SOLD >AH OFFER! 7428A 1975 GMC Semi Tractor, Red 6,995 make us ah offer! I I I Phil Rapsavage John Churchill Elaine J ri PP Leon Wagoner Bob Swanson Hal Sm ' th . I i I BRUCE PETRO Olds-Buick-Pontiac-Cadillac & G.M.C. S 11 ie*.l ,L 01HTR41 MOTORS CORTORATIOH J Hwy. 15 North WARSAW 267-7188 L_ ...................................

Special awards were given as memorials to deceased members of the Syracuse-Wawasee Garden Club, at the club’s placement flower show last Thursday, were given to three women. Receiving the special awards at the show, held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clingaman, were Mrs. R. C. Tytler, Agnes Brower Memorial ribbon; Mrs. Clingaman, the Dorothy Johnson ribbon; and Mrs. Helen Harper, the Haleene Reynolds ribbon David E. Petz, from North Liberty, is the new manager and owner of the Syracuse Dairy Queen. Petz bought the restaurant on July 7, and officially took over ownership as of August 1. A meeting of the Syracuse Mer chants Association was held last night (Tuesday) at Das Keller’s Restaurant to finalize plans for Sidewalk Days scheduled to be held August 18, 19 and 20. Committee reports were given. Teri Caskey and Dinah Hubbard presented the advertising report. Mrs. Caskey gave a list of what the advertising costs would be in the newspapers and radio station considered.

20 YEARS AGO. AUG. 2, 1967 Syracuse Republicans will meet Wednesday, Aug. 16. at 7:30 p.m. in the Syracuse Scout Cabin to select candidates for the town election in November Republican town chairman Robert Insley, made the announcement today. Insley reported that five town board positions and a clerk treasurer will be nominated at the meeting. He stated that Republicans who reside in the community and are 21 years of age or older are eligible to participate in the caucus The proposed Turkey Creek township budget, as published in this issue, is up 5.2 cents over the current budget it was revealed today. The current budget is 25:5 cents, and the proposed budget is 30.7 cents, a levy that will raise $41,310 to conduct the township’s business next year Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lendemuth of near Syracuse had as their guests, her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson of Granada Hills. Calif. and Mr and Mrs. Clarence Anderson and Mrs. Margaret Pease of Fort Wayne. Jerry Hoopingarner of Chicago

spent the week end at his Syracuse home. Mr and Mrs Roger Kern, Syracuse, and Ivan Ritzert, Claypool, were in Indianapolis last Frjday evening to attend the graduation of their brother and son. Jack Ritzert. from Sam Technology Institution. They then went to Penn to visit Mrs. Kern's grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reynolds of near Nashville spent the week end at Syracuse-visiting friends. Syracuse police officer Orville Vander Reyden is on vacation from his duties. Thomas Gilbert is taking his place. 30 YEARS AGO, AUG. 8. 1957 For several months Inspector R. E. Biteman of the Post Office Department in Fort Wayne, with the assistance of the Syracuse postmaster, has been conducting a survey of the improvement of rural mail delivery by the local post office. From this survey Ijas stemmed the possibility of dailycity delivery If city mail delivery is established, it will provide one delivery a day service. At the present time, all of the 496 post office boxes are

rented and there is a waiting list. Niles Brothers have added another business building to Wawasee Village with the construction of a work shop located south of LeVemier Laboratories The 30x40 foot building will house their construction work. Wilbur (Butch), Donald and Marion Niles are in their fourth year as construction workers. Butch said this week, they hope to have the building finished by fall. Mrs Annabell Coil, manager of the Syracuse License Branch, has announced that the local branch can now give the eye examination and written test for Operator’s and Chauffeur’s license renewals. Permission was given last week by the commissioner of Motor Vehicles at Indianapolis. Beginner’s and Out-of-State operator’s licenses will still be given each Monday morning from 8:15 until 11:15 by E. M. Secrist State Driver examiner. It also has been announced that all plates except those for farm tractors will be sold at half price until the end of the year. The half-price went into effect 1 August.

HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 8-8 Fri. 8-5:30 Sat 8-4 "Home-Owned Cars & Trucks!" ti • 86 CHIVY MONTI CARLO COUP! V-8, Air $9,595 • 86 PONTIAC GRAND AM, 2 DR. 4 Cyl.. Auto., Air $9,595 • 86 PONTIAC 6000 STI, 4 DR. V 6. Loaded $12,995 • 85 BUICK ELECTRA PARK AVE. 4Dr Loaded $10,595 • 85 FORD ESCORT WAGON L Auto., Air, PS $5,595 • 85 CHIVY MONTI CARLO COUP! V-6 Air $7,995 • 84 CHIVY CAMARO BERLINETTA V-8, Auto. $7,995 • 84 CHIVY MONTI CARLO SS Bucket Seats $8,995 • 83 CADILLAC ELDORADO BIARRITZ Loaded $12,595 • 83 NISSAN SINTRA DILUXI WAGON 5 Spd. $4,995 • 83 CHRYSLER LI BARON 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto., Air $4,995 • 82 DODGE OMNI, 4 DR. 4 Spd., Air $2,495 • 82 CHEVY CELEBRITY, 4 DR. 4 Cyl., Auto., Air $4,995 • 82 BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM, 2 DR. 4 Cyl., Air $4,595 • 72 CHEVY IMPALA, 2 DR. HT, V-8, Auto $995 • 54 CHEVY BEL AIR, 4 DR. 6Cyl., Auto. $1,500 TRUCKS • 83 JEEP CJ7 LAREDO 6Cyl., 5 Spd., PS $5,595 • 83 FORD RANGER S.W.B. 4 Cyl,, 4 Spd. $4,595 • 78 CHEVY CUSTOM DELUXE K2O 4X4 V-8, Auto. $2,995 JI&. I GM QUALITY SERVICE PARTS K

Appointment of Ernest Bushong as postmaster of the Syracuse Post Office became final Monday by unanimous vote of the U.S. Senate. Word was received by telegrams from Senators William E. Jenner and Homer E. Capehart. Bushong was among over 400 postmasters whose appointments were confirmed. KCH scholarship winners selected Kosciusko Community Hospital Auxiliary has announced the recipients of auxiliary scholarships for 1987. Two new scholarships were awarded and two renewals were granted by the selection committee. New recipients are Vicki Donahue, 101 N. Canal St., Leesburg, a first year physical therapy student at Ball State University, Muncie; Dawn Gault, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Prater, r 2, Silver Lake, a first year nursing student at Purdue University, Lafayette Scholarship renewals were granted to Lori Anderson, daughter of Janet Anderson, r 5, Warsaw, a third year nursing student at Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne, and Cindy Saner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Saner, 304 East Main St., Warsaw, a third year pre-medical student at Anderson College, Anderson. Funding for the annual scholarships is derived from various sources, including the auxiliary’s annual Spring Dew and countywide Bridge-a-Rama. Memorials given in the name of a specific individual are also included in scholarship funds if families so desire. Any graduating senior Or high school graduate who is a resident of Kosciusko County, planning to enter the health care field is eligible to apply for KCH Auxiliary scholarships Information can be received by contacting the auxiliary office at Kosciusko Community Hospital. Storage boxes Heavy cardboard boxes can be attractively covered with adhesive-backed material to make lovely storage boxes for hats, blankets, furs and seasonal pieces of clothes and household goods.

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RUNNING CLLB ORGANIZED — A new running club, known as •Off *N’ Run’N,’ has been organized in Kosciusko County. The club meets each Tuesday evening at the Kosciusko Community YMCA and is open to both beginners and experienced runners.

Running club at YMCA

A new running club has recently been formed in the Koscitasko County area. The organisation, known as “Off ‘N’ Run’N,’fmeets every Tuesday evening/at the Kosciusko Community YMCA. Each week the group hosts an outdoor club run/walk at 7 p.m., with a distance choice of one to eight miles. If the weather is not suitable for outdoor activities, the club takes advantage of the new YMCA suspended jogging/walking track. The weekly club runs are not competitive and the emphasis is on friendship and comaraderie, rather than competition. A short business meeting preceeds the weekly run/walk at 6:45 p.m. to discuss upcoming events and activities of the club. “Off ‘N’ Run’N,” which is still in the developing stages, is open to anyone who wishes to gain fellowship and support from fellow run/walk participants. Veteran runners or beginners, young or older, male or female, are all eligible to join “Off ‘N’ Run’N.” Membership in the YMCA is not required, but members are encouraged to take advantage of the new facilities offered at the YMCA. As the organization grows in

membership, activities will be expanded. Possible future activities include weekend club runs, traveling and host events, guest speakers and seminars. For further information, call membership chairman Reg Johnson at 566-2324, or the Kosciusko Community YMCA at 269-9622. Poison number incorrect in phone book United Telephone officials have announced that the telephone number listed in the Nappanee Phone Book for the Indiana Poison Control Center is incorrect. The correct number is 1-800-382-9097 Jerry Rumple, Community Relations Manager for United, urges everyone to make the correction in the front of the Phone Book to make sure the number is available when needed. Again, the correct number is 1-800-382-9097. Use quilted hangers Quilted hangers are good for hanging clothes because they will not let the shoulders of dresses and suits become pressed out of place. ANSWERS ACROSS: DOWN: 1 Lord 1 Long 5 Vow 2 Odor 8 Band 3 Rita 12 Odie 4 Deeper 13 Ewe 5 Vessel 14 A lie 6 Owe 15 Note 7 Wetter 16 Set 8 Battle 17 Tile 9 Alit 18 Grapes 10 Nile 20 Tatter 11 Deer 22 Eve 19 Eva 23 Ell 21 Ale 24 Corral 24 CIA 27 Reeled 25 Oct 31 Ice 26 Rel 32 Ole 28 Lon 33 At la£t 29 Elk 37 Franks 30 Des 40 Nor 34 Animal 41 Oop 35 Sod 42 Beside 36 Treaty 45 Repair 37 Forest 49 Adam 38 Roe 50 Ate 39 Appeal 52 Elke 42 Bath 53 Tina 43 Edie 54 Tis 44 Sane 55 Apes 46 Alpo 56 Heel 47 Ikes 57 Still 48 Rest 58 Lost 51 Tie

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