The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 August 1987 — Page 20

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., August 19, 19x7

It happened ... in Milford

It YEARS AGO, AUG. 17,1977 The mural of the famous battle of 1779, which John Paul Jones fought in, was recreated on the wall of Walter’s Drug Store, by Brad Butler, Syracuse. Mrs. Becky Doll donated and helped mix the paint; John Perry is manager of the store. Grandpa and Grandma Burke are living the life of retirees on Waubee Lake, near Camp Mack, until someone demonstrates a need for their experience and services — again. To some they are known as Grandpa and Grandma, to others as Dr. and Mrs. Homer Burke. After serving as missionaries for several decades and retiring several times, only to return when needed, the Burkes agree they are currently

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retired. The Mobile Meals unit will be in Milford this week delivering one meal per day to senior citizens on a trial basis. The proposed budget for the Milford library is up four cents — from 13 to 17. Said budget would be based on a total of $14,982. The notice is signed by Harold Young, president of the board; Rowena Gerenscer, secretary; and Herbert Morehouse, treasurer. Awards were given recently at Milford for the girls’ major league play. Winners were Brenda Bucher, Hustle award; Sandra Hernandez, Rookie of the year; Jill Haab, batting; Deb Lechlitner, sportsmanship; and Myra Ruch, Golden Glove.

20 YEARS AGO, AUG. 16, 1967 Cecil’s Foods of Milford began its annual production of tomatoes on Monday of this week. A second shift is expected to be added to the line next week. Mrs. Wayne (Irene) Bucher of near Dewart Lake resigned her post as president of the Kosciusko County Welfare Board on Tuesday to accept a job as part time postal clerk in the Milford post office. Milford Little Leaguers who received the player awards this year: Steve Pippenger, most valuable infielder, Dave Wollman, most valuable catcher; Lyle Slabaugh, most valuable hitter; Stewart Coy, most valuable outfielder; Mark Shearer, most valuable player (includes sportsmanship and attitude throughout the season); and Larry Kaiser, most valuable pitcher. Mr. and Mrs. Miriam Dewart and-children, Mark and Becky, of Syracuse, N. Y., are spending two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dewart of Waubee Lake, and with Mrs Dewart’s parents and relatives in Indianapolis.

Wawaye Spink Condominiums Indiana's Most Prestigious Recreational Address... The Wowosee Spink 32 beautifully today for your free brochure l ”! situated and luxuriously designed I no-ik I condominiums where residents ore afforded on abundance of natural beauty | AH ' ,,PS '' | along with the privacy and elegance <7 i Q fy they sq richly deserve . 9 Acre pork like settma ' State The ultimate in amenities I r . . I | telephone A perfect place to relax wmmrim I | Phase I G II unit prices from Mad to Wawasee Sp.nk Condbrmn.ums i »2 15900 to 259900 LUauiosec Spink ’ B ' ‘ ■ • Syracuse Indiana 46567 I Contact your Realtor * for details ___ _ c Telephone 2199369978 j LOGAN yin) ROGGRS Kbl CLOSE TO GOLF COURSE 6 WATER RAINEY'S COURT AT LARE WAWASEE bedrooms 1 , baths 2 cor attached garage -B 2 bedrooms 2 » car garage water front & rear super family room Only $54,900 Onl T »* 9 9 °o NORTH SHORE DRIVE - SYRACUSE LAKE IMMACULATE RANCH This immaculate ranch located o’ 2)2 North BBBBBW Shore Drive is ideaT for the executive with it's , spacious living room with corner fireplace En A STORY BOOK SETTING closed porch master bedroom overlook.ng Immaculate descr.bes th.s 4 bedroom 2 bath Syracuseloke 3 bedrooms 2 baths 2 rar fom.ly room with f,replace formal dm.ng garage Maxwebon Golf bourse 14th fairway* room 2 <ar garCige Screened m porrh and at rear of home- po’io at I ake Wawasee C-honnel front By Appointment Only Only $134 900 Only $210,000 Ernie Rogers, GRI 457 4547 I WAWASEE VILLAGE Jeannine Schrock 457 4944 | NEXT TO PILCHER SHOES I Logan Rogers L———————— DeanTroup Peg Bailey 457 5648 ( Ar < Gwen Dewart Tom Prickett 457 5422 Open House Saturday, Aug. 22 1-3 P.M. F| r EXECUTIVE HOME — W.E. Long Dr. to North Shore Drive. Follow signs. . Remodeled 3 bedroom I country home, close to town. Call today. $52,900 Fenced lot on clean wide channel near lake. Call today. $ 19,900 MHHHUmMIMM

David Beer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Beer, r 2 Milford, sold his champion hereford steer for 36 cents a pound to Kosciusko County Co-Op, Snider and Miller Veterinarians and Sharp’s Hardware at the 4-H county fair livestock auction. Ben Waldbeser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Waldbeser of r 1 Milford, sold Sam, his grand champion barrow at the 4-H auction Thursday night. Sam (215 pounds) was purchased for $2.20 per pound by the First National Bank. 30 YEARS AGO, AUG. 15, 1957 This week end and all next week the Augsburger IGA Store, located on road 15 in Milford, will mark its 21st year of continual business in this community with a giant sale. John F. Augsburger, owner and manager of the store, said the store is easily one of the oldest businesses in this immediate area. Norman Miller, vice president of the Indiana Association of Future Farmers of America, is attending Camp Miniwanca, from August 12 to 25. Camp Miniwanca is located at Stony Lake, Oceana county, Mich.

Special third class John E. Hurd, son of Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Hurd, was scheduled to transfer on Aug. 12, from Kyoto, Japan, where he has been located for the past 14 months, to a new location on the coast of the Japan sea. Amos Steffen was quite proud of a large bass he caught in Waubee Lake last Thursday morning. He said the bass weighed 3 pounds and measured 19'/fe inches long. Sheila Troup is a waitress at the Melody Case. Daniel Getz and daughter, Miss Esther Getz, are in San Jose, Calif., for a month’s visit with Mr. Getz’s sister, Mrs. Wil) Sommers. Mrs. K. D. Jessop and Deborah Ann, of Bellevue, 0., spent Saturday afternoon and all night with her mother, Mrs. Helen Funk, at Hotel Milford. Airman first class John M Tobin has returned to San Francisco, thence by plane to Korea, after spending a month’s leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Ted Tobin of Dewart Lake. 50 YEARS AGO, AUG. 19. 1937 Carlyle Snyder of Nappanee and Lamar Hutchinson of Goshen, played in the Milford band, Saturday evening. The National Twins association will meet Aug. 28 and 29 at Tiers park in Fort Wayne/ More than 2.000 invitations have been extended. Jerry and Gary Graff, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Graff were among the prize winners of the association to years ago. The Sam Zimmerman family of southeast of town was robbed of S2B by two gypsies, on Wednesday of last week. Miss Margaret Vanderveer underwent an operation for removal of tonsils Tuesday morning at the McDonald hospital. Strayed or stolen — Yearling red Durham heifer. Reward if returned to Henry Dierks. Milford. Ind . phone 52F21. The families of Amy Hollar. C Shuder and Jesse Miller were Sunday dinner guests in the Arch DeFries home R W Brown and family spent Sunday evening with the Dr Snyder family at Wawbee Lake Sweet Apples For Sale — Pick ed Apples 45 ceijts per bushel. Phone 277. Henry Beer In fashion Linen, lace and denim are very much on the fashion scene. Cotton eyelet or lace trimmed petticoats peek from the hem of full or pleated linen skirts Some have button fronts with several buttons open to show the petticoat. Denim continues to be big this season in light blue and stonewashed. bleached-out fabric. Petticoat trim is also used with denim. A MEMBER OF THE SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK BEER, REALTORS® 457-4495 NEW LISTINGS On Bell Rohr Island Lake Tip peconoe. Make your appointment soon to see this beautiful ranch type hofne with 3 bedrooms. I', baths, fireplace, 2 screened in porches ond 90 on the water. $95,300 In the woods Milford/Syracuse area. Visit this 4 bedroom, 3 bath bilevel home ideal for any family. Other features include woodburner large rooms, family room, all in a very private location. $98,000 On the eost side of Wowosee 3 bedroom home on 2.9 acres with fenced yord and 2 one car garages. $39,500 PMRwr 6SI-4S5* Rat Bffner 457-2341 DabKHferfer 457-4763 Deeaiewser 134 2357 RabAhrm 457 2325 JaaaTreeih 651-4212 Hiyllls Gentner 457-4610 Jodißleenum 457-4256 Revin Smith 658 9295 Rollin Rrown 834-7960 Terri CaWwoN 457-2723 Vicki Dorie. 6519131 In in4»|t«n4eirtlj owned nd operated member of Coldnell Inker Residential Affdiates, Ik.

Bfi I \ V A SINGING AT STATE FAIR— The Melloaires of Kosciusko County will be performing at the Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis on Thursday. Aug. 20. which has been designated as Senior Citizen's Day. Shown in front row, left to right, are Georgia Gooding, Eva Waggoner, Marie Stephenson. Erma Chambers, Vera Hoover and Norma Roose. In back row, Cornelius Reuter, Paul Waggoner. Ruth Worsham, Lois Reuter. Isabelle Carwile and Dick Carwile. Members of the group not present when photo was taken are Barbara Carwile. Florence Duncan. Neal Cory, Ann Lewis and Esther Lyon.

Weybright seeks state title

Rachel Weybright of Elkhart will be among 16 Area Agency on Aging representatives competing for the Indiana Senior Queen title at 2:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 21, in the Senior Citizens’ Building at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis. Weybright was selected to represent Area 2 of the state, which includes Elkhart, Kosciusko, Laporte, Marshall, and St. Joseph counties. Governor Robert D Orr will crown the 1987 Senior Queen, who will reign over activities in the Senior Citizens' Building and will serve as an advocate for older

Industrial supervision at Ivy Tech

The Warsaw Center of Indiana Vocational College has arranged a sequence of courses in the area of industrial supervision designed for the person who is fully employed and wishes to attend college part-time These courses may be taken on a courses-only basis or may be applied to a technical certificate or associate degree The technical certificate consists of a total of 13 courses. Techniques of Supervision I and Introduction to Business will be offered in the fall of 1987. Offered in subsequent quarters will be Supervision 11. Safety, Technical Math. Purchasing and Inventory Control, Quality Control, Human

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Hoosiers throughout the year. The contest is sponsored by the Indiana Department of Human Services, the Indiana State Fair Board, and the Indiana Kiwanis Foundation. Selection of the queen, first runner-up, and the second runner-up is based on the" contestants’ personal, community, and civic achievements. The criteria also include persona] appearance and interviews with Senior Queen Contest judges. Isabel Romy, Fort Wayne, is the reigning queen. She was chosen at the 1986 State Fair.

Relations, Communications, Time and Motion, Labor Relations. Personnel Management and Oral Communications. By attending two evenings per week, a person may complete the technical certificate by the spring of 1989. Registration will be August 20, 21 and 22. Classes begin August 31. For additional information, call Ivy Tech at 267-5428. Ivy Tech is an accredited, equal opportunity/affirmative action state college. So easy It is always so easy to substitute our prejudices for our good judgment

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Manchester Values Ideas Lectures, films, and three artist/lecture series programs are scheduled for Manchester College’s Fall 1987 Values, Ideas and the Arts program which will be open to the public. Lecture topics range from religion and personal faith to music and an inside look into the Central Intelligence Agency. Bishop John M. D’Arcy, archbishop of the Roman Catholic ( z Fort Wayne-South Bend diocese: \ William Gaston,-director of economics and social program for- the Roosevelt Center for American Policy Studies; and faculty iand students of Bethany Theological Seminary, will all discuss religious topics Two convocations center on music. Former CIA agent, Ralph W McGehee, will present “Deadly Deceit,” an overview and critique of the Central Intelligence Agency made following his 25 years with the federal agency. Manchester College faculty and students will present convocation programs. President William P. Robinson opens the college’s 99th academic year September 2 at 9 o’clock Academic Dean, Dr. Ronald C. Arnett, will deliver the fall faculty series convocation. Two students, Steve Kile, Lima Ohio, and Leon Freehauf, Lakeville, were selected by the class of 1988 to present two of the four senior lectures for 1987-88 Five foreign/classic films are scheduled September to January: “A Sunday in the Coun try,” “Wild Strawberries,” “Dim Sum: A Little Bit of Heart.” “Rules of the Game” and "The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum.” The films are shown without charge. Only the three artist/lecture series presentations — Di?iy Gillespi and the Mitchelljßuff Duo. National Theat££_j/ the Deaf, and Easfman Brass Quintet — carry lan admission charge. Tickets available through the college ticket office. 982-2141. All Manchester College Ideas and the Arts programs are held in the college s Cordier Auditorium Save money by buying contracts The program, authorized by 1984 legislature, is known as Intergovernmental Cooperative , Purchasing Program and was designed to permit local govern mental units to take advantage of mass purchasing power enjoyed by the state of Indiana The second item most used by local units was tires and tubes with estimated purchases of $853,000. Among the many products available are light bulbs, office equipment and supplies, radar equipment, wiping rags, etc The list is growing rapidly as additional contracts are bid. The director of the program is Charlene Jacobs, who maintains an office at 502 State Office Building, Indianapolis. Cities, schools and local governmental units have saved approximately $660,000 on purchasing vehicles on state contracts this past fiscal year. Examples of a few vehicle savings enjoyed by the political subdivisions include: Mooresville Police Department, savings of $3,000 per unit on police cars; town of Ferdinand, savings of $1,325 on a truck; Clarksville Police Department, savings of $3,464.75 on cars; and town of Monon, savings of $2,500 on a pickup. Jet powered Money doesn't talk these days It goes without saying. — Sante Fe Magazine

THWAITS REALTY 65758 SR 15 GOSHI N, IN 46526 533-0404 • WAWASLL HIiJGHTS — 3 bedroom ranch has formal dining, family room. 2 baths, c entral air, Syrac use. $68,900. No. 1 38 is pic hired here • I WO HI DROOM KAN( H — On one acre, has large family room and attached garage, Syrac use, $44,900. Joe Morganthaler 457 374 S William Tartnan 831-2971 Karen Kurtr 642 3336 Dons Thwarts 457 4604 Lawrence Thwarts, CREA 457 4604