The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 September 1987 — Page 11
□B3 ( J I ■ ■ I . -U [ DIVING EXPERIENCES — Dr. Logan Love, Syracuse, shared his diving experiences off the Cayman Island with members of the Syracuse-Wawasee Rotary Club at the August 25 meeting. During Dr. Love’s presentation he showed pictures he had taken under water during one of his dives. Shown in the photo is Dr. Love with Jim Evans, Rotary president. (Photoby Lewis Immel)
E'MI tS ■K J 7 W SMfclH ** ' ■r SOUNDS OF HOPE TOUR — The recent Sounds of Hope Euro- * pean Tour was relived by members of the Syracuse-Wawasee Rotary Club at Tuesday, Sept. 1, luncheon meeting when Varner Chance showed slides of the tour. Chance also gave comments to help the group understand the impact of the tour. Shown in the photo is Varner Chance with Jim Evans, Rotary Club president. (Photoby Lewis Irnmel)
Circus in Syracuse
The Kelly-Miller Brothers Circus will be in Syracuse next Tuesday, Sept. 8, with two shows at 4:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m., at the Liberty Lot in Syracuse. The circus is sponsored by the SyracuseWawasee Chamber of Commerce with all profits from the ticket sales to be used to purchase additional Christmas lighting for the town. To help promote the circus “Abra the Magiclown” will be visiting the area elementary schools on Friday. “Abra the Magiclown” will be conducting a 30-40 minute workshop on clowning. He will demonstrate the three basic styles of clown faces, different types of make-up and proper application techniques using students as models. There is also ample time for questions and discussion. This is only the beginning. Syracuse Town Board has proclaimed Tuesday as “Circus Day” in Syracuse. Kathie Yoder, the Sesquicentennial Queen will be the “celebrity rider” on the “Celebrity Elephant.” and a tug-of-war will be featurefl between one of the elephants and some of the finest physical specimens from Wawasee High School and
Items are stolen
Syracuse Police were kept busy over the weekend, with one incident of vandalism, one theft, and one burglary being reported. The theft of a banner (flag) from a pole at the G.L. Xanders residents, East Shore Drive, Syracuse, was reported at 10:10 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 30, shortly after the incident occurred. Xanders reported seeing unknown subjects remove the banner, valued at $l5O, by cutting the ropes. The theft remains under investigation by Syracuse Police and the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department. A wash basin was pulled away from the wall of the women’s restroom at Henry Ward Park, Medusa Street, Syracuse, sometime Saturday night, Aug. 29, or early Sunday morning, Aug. 30. Police also discovered leaking water pipes at the scene of the incident at 9 a.m. Sunday morning. A Boston Street resident was the victim of a burglary sometime between 11:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 29.
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the Syracuse Junior High School. Advance ticket sales, in which the Chamber of Commerce receives the most profit from, are being handled through Hook’s Drugs, Thornburg’s Super Drugs, State Bank of Syracuse, Lake City Bank, First Federal of Wabash Savings and Loan, and AugsburgcY’s Super Valu. Tickets are also available from Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. Jeanne Gardiner, chamber president, stated “Don’t miss the chance to have a great time at the Kelly-Miller Brothers Circus and at the same time support your Chamber of Commerce as it raise funds for additional Christmas lighting.” Use gloss Keep your lips from becoming dry and chapped while boating or swimming by using clear lip gloss. Flavor meat Don’t throw away the tops of tougher stalks of celery. They can be used to flavor meats and stews and discarded if desired.
Vickie Coffee, Syracuse, showed police where someone pried open the back door of her home and took $75 in cash and change from a bedroom dresser drawer. A single barrel shotgun was also moved into another room and unloaded. The incident remains under investigation. * Use timers Avoid tipping off burglars that you’re on vacation by using electric timers to turn house lights on at dusk and off at bedtime. Buy the medium ones When buying fruits and vegetables, a good rule to follow is to buy medium sizes to avoid immature or overmature items.
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$4.44 levy is approved by Wawasee School Board
| By MARK WEINSTEIN Staff Writer Wawasee Community Schools’ 1987-88 budget breezed to adoption in the Thursday, Aug. 27, meeting in the high school auditorium. Board members also approved several personnel recommendations. The $8,517,357 budget drew no discussion from school board members prior to its adoption. With the approved budget, taxpayers in Wawasee’s school district can expect to pay between $4.36 and $4.44 per SIOO
Expect ruling on Webster case in a few weeks
(Continued from page 1) Snyder stated the facts in the case were presented at the preliminary hearing, a year ago, and affidavits from each party were submitted in writing. He noted one affidavit was presented by Dr. Webster two months ago and six were presented by the school corporation several days prior to the hearing. There were no disputes over facts, yet there was one, maybe two areas that were questioned.
-th • UPCOMING CRAFT AND BAKE SALE — The Papakeechie Protective Association women are preparing for a craft and bake sale on Saturday, Sept. 5, and Saturday, Sept. 6, from 8 a«m. to 5 p.m. The sale will be at the Papakeechie Center at the south end of Lake Wawasee. Craft items will Include pillows, natural dried arrangements, crocheted ornaments and pillow kits. Homemade baked items will include pies, cakes, breads, and cookies. There will also be a “Golden Gio” chicken barbecue on Saturday starting at 10:30 a.m. Shown in the photo with some of the craft items are Arleen Corson, Helen Schnedler, Edna Bente and Melinda Welsh. (Photo by Deb Patterson)
Youth center announces activities
The Lakeland Youth Center, Syracuse, has announced the following fall activity schedule: Soccer — Registration for soccer took place August 26 and 27. It is offered to both boys and girls in grades two through eight. The soccer games are scheduled to be held at Vega Field (Syracuse Middle School football field) Saturdays, from September 12 through November 7 (times to be announced later). Chess Club — Once again, the youth center is offering a chess club to students and adults of all ages. This club is for anyone interested in learning chess, playing chess and improving his/her game. The sessions will be held Mondays, September 14 through December 14, 4-6 p.m., at the Lakeland Youth Center with Paul Warrick as instructor. Adult Exercise Classes (Aerobics) — During Session I (September 9 through October 30), the morning exercise classes will be held from 9-10 a.m., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the Lakeland Youth Center with Colleen Schwalm as instructor. The classes are geared towards the low impact aerobics. The evening classes will be geared toward those who want a medium to higher aerobics workout. These classes, which are for both men and women, will be held from September 9 through October 31, Mondays and Wednesdays, 6-7 p.m., and Saturday mornings, 8-9 a.m. The classes will be held at the youth center with Barb Troubaugh as instructor. Classes will also be held on Mondays and Wednesdays, 7-8 p.m., from September 9 through October 28, at the youth center. These classes will feature low impact aerobics and will also offer stretching and toning as well. The instructor will be Kristi Bartow. Note: Babysitting will again be offered at the center during evening classes for those children under the age of nine. Judo — This Japanese art of physical endurance and stamina
assessed valuation. The board budgeted $4.44, but Dr. Roger Thornton, superintendent, expects the State Board of Tax Commissioners to cut the figure to $4.3674. In personnel matters, the board approved five certified recommendations from Dr. Howard Hull and three classified from Roger Kryder. James Jorczak was hired as an art instructor for Syracuse and North Webster. The contract supercedes a temporary contract approved August 11. Also, Heidi Linn was hired as a temporary art teacher at North Webster. The Grace College graduate will teach from August
These areas included whether the school corporation was reimbursed for the personal telephone calls made by Dr. Webster and the posting of the-notice for the September 18 meeting. Snyder remarked Dr. Webster stated in his affidavit he had paid back the corporation and had an agreement with Bill Little, school board president, while Roger Kryder, school business ad ministrator, stated payment has not been received. The other sac tual point, Dr. Webster states he did not see the meeting notice
is being offered for all members of the family. Session I will be held Thursdays. 6:30-7:30 p.m.. from September 10 through October 29. Tim Stouder will be instructing these classes to be held at the youth center. Limbercise — Christa Francis will be instructing the limbercise classes which are geared toward the older adult or the out-of-shape adult. Session I (September 8 through October 29) will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:30-10:30 am., at the youth center. Participants would check with family doctor before joining this class. Gymnastics — Gymnastic classes will be offered again this fall, and class size will be limited to 25. It is important for all students to be pre-registered. Session I classes (September 8
Sailing results
Lake Tippecanoe Sailing Club held their last regular race of the season Sunday, August 23. Following are the results: HOBIE 16’s Ist Howard Johnson, LaGrange, 111., with Roberta Grim, Buffalo, NY, as crew. 2nd Jim Hearn, Warsaw, with Joe Westendorf, Leesburg, as crew. 3rd Gene Sherfy, Muncie, with Clyde Hershberger, Muncie, as crew. SMALL OPEN CLASS Ist Rodney Keesling, Muncie, sailing a Flying Fish. 2nd Bill Christine, Yorktown, sailing a Nipper. 3rd Kirk Swaidner, Leesburg, sailing a Capri 14.2 with his wife Linda as crew. LARGE OPEN CLASS Ist Mick Case, Leesburg, sailing a Rhodes 19. 2nd Vic Seright, Leesburg, sailing a Buccaneer
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24 until October 23. Raoul Donati will fill the void in physical education at Syracuse, created by Mike Hall’s resignation. The board accepted Hull’s resignation at the meeting. The board also accepted Connie Bailey’s resignation as the Gifted and Talented coordinator. Meanwhile, Marla Steffen was hired as secretary for the vocational director. Steffen replaces Dee Erickson-Hoyt, who earlier resigned. Kathie Kiefer was hired as Chapter One reading specialist para-professional at Milford. Joining Kiefer in Milford is Janet Bowser, a special education para-professional.
posted on the administration building entrance door and anaffidavit from Karen Smith, secretary, states she posted the meeting notice in the same location as normal. Snyder stated Judge Duffin has four areas to rule on: the license expiration, whether or not Dr. Webster was entitled to a notice of termination and if it was given, the posting of the notice for the September 18 meeting, and what is the effect in the retroactive issuance of Dr. Webster’s license.
through October 27) will be held Tuesdays, beginners, 5-6 p.m.; and advanced beginners, 6-7 p.m. Session I classes (September 10 through October 29) will be held Thursdays, intermediates, 4-5 p.m ; and advanced, 5-6 p.m. Pre-School Classes — Linda Hickey will be instructing a class designed to help children develop motor skills, eye/hand and eye/foot coordinatibn as well as pre-gymnastic skills on the mats and balance beam. The classes will be held from September 8 through October 27, on Tuesdays, 10-10:45 a.m. and 3:45-4:30 p.m., at the youth center. Persons will any questions about the fall classes or registration may call 457-3055. Lakeland Youth Center is a United Way Agency.
240 with Larry Fettig, Crawfordsville, as crew. 3rd Rob Brookshire, Marion, sailing a Thistle, with Don Burns and Nick Gano, both of Marion as crew. HANDICAP CLASS Ist Mick Case, sailing a Rhodes 19. 2nd Vic Seright.sailing a Buccaneer 240 with Larry Fettig as crew. 3rd Rob Brookshire sailing a Thistle with Don Burns and Nick Gano as crew. Lake Tippecanoe Sailing Club will conclude its season with a Labor Day Regatta Saturday, Sept. 5 and Sunday, Sept. 6. The skippers will also hold their annual meeting and the potluck on Sunday, Sept. 6 at the home of Howard Johnson. If you would like more information, please contact Commodore Al Hayes at 453-3815.
’ "MF V V AUBURN AUCTION ACTION — Auburn will be filled with people on September 4-7 as the 1987 annual Auburn collector car auction highlights the Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg Festival in Auburn. Shown is a classic car under scrutiny at last year’s sale as the auctioneer exhorts the crowd to bid.
Collector car auction at Auburn on Labor Day
Auction enthusiasts will let the good times roll during the 17th annual Auburn collector car auction Sept 4-7 at DeKalb High School on SR 427 S in Auburn. The Labor Day auction is the most popular event during the Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg Festival in Auburn. It begins at 10 a.m. on all four days. The sale was expanded to four days this year due to the large number of car consignments. Auburn 'B7 already has more than 1,000 cars involved. I‘he
Milford Town Board adopts J 988 budget as advertised
I By DEB PATTERSON Staff Writer The 1988 advertised budget for the Town of Milford was adopted and signed by members of the town board Monday evening. The budget will now go before the county auditor and state tax commission. Also approved was the cumulative capital improvement sewer fund and an ordinance establishing cumulative capital development fund tax rate at .05 cents per SIOO assessed valuation for 1988, .10 cents for 1989, and .15 cents for 1990. This fund is for the purchase of fire equipment. The 1988 budget for the town is $325,046 with $194,500 to be raised by the tax rate of $2.11 per SIOO assessed valuation. The budget was figured on the 1986, payable 1987 assessed valuation of $8,224,720. A break down of the tax rate shows .93 cents per SIOO assessed valuation, will raise $76,080 of the general fund; .92 cents to raise $75,420 for the motor vehicle and highway fund; .10 cents to raise $9,000 in the cumulative water and sewer fund; .11 cents to raise Generally, the new tax law requires children and other dependents to file tax returns for 1987 if: • they have any investment income, such as interest on savings, and • this investment income plus any wages is more than SSOO. Publication 922 contains detailed information. To get one, call the IRS Forms number in your local telephone directory. ffiEUS
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total is expected to reach 1,200 consignments by the day before the sale. Check-in runs from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. from Aug. 31 through Sept. 3. Kruse International, the world’s largest classic car auction company, will conduct the S4O million car offering. Kruse has been responsible for operating all the Auburn sales. The event has grown from 100 cars sold and 7,000 people in attendance m ts/1 to last year's
SIO,OOO in the cumulative capital improvement fund ; and .05 in the cumulative capital development fund to raise $4,500 for fire fighting equipment. The total budget for the general fund is $164,189 and the total budget for the motor vehicle and highway fund is $123,357. In other action the board signed a claim for payment of SI,OOO to the State of Indiana for a 1980 Dodge Pick-up Truck recently purchased by the utilities department at a state miction. Dallas Winchester was given permission by the board some time ago to purchase a used truck or equipment through the state. Dennis Wuthrich and Charles Byrd were present for the meeting, with Wuthrich presiding over the business. Jean Treesh, board president, was not able to attend.
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150,000 spectators and record sales total of $7 million. Among the many highlights of the sale is the 1953 Rolls Royce, which was owned by Jim and Tammy Bakker. Bakker apparently donated the Rolls to a children’s hospital on March 2, two weeks before he resigned as head of the PTL television ministries. Dean Kruse, chief auctioneer and national sales manager of Kruse International, estimates the vehicle will bring between $50,000 and SIOO,OOO. Admission will be charged, to the event which includes a swap meet, car corral, antique show and an automotive art show. For more information, call Kruse International at 800-328-0771.
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