The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 September 1987 — Page 16

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., September 16,1987

It happened ... in Syracuse

10 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 14,1977 Members of the Lakeland Community School Corporation Board of Trustees last night (Tuesday) approved a pilot program for the Vocational Education Co-op which involves placement and follow-up of all graduates in this program. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miner of

R.N.’s-LP.N.’s Due to our increase in census, we are looking for nurses to join us in providing quality long term care. We offer Jjealth insurance, life insurance, 13 bonus days, educational opportunities and MORE. Day, evening and night shift available. ’ CONTACT Miller’s Merry Manor, Inc. Pickwick Drive & Old SR 13 P.O. 80/ 8, Syracuse, IN 46567 219-457-4401

** teSl|g) FARM LABOR teW MAPLE LEAF FARMS, iNQ,. has immediate openings for persons with past experience with farm equipment on our various farms. We offer sfcady employment, paid holidays and vacations, profit sharing, insurance, advancement opportunities, and competitive wages. Please apply in person at: Personnel Office Maple Leaf Farms, Inc. Southeast Os Milford Corner CR 900 N & 200 E E.O.E. XX PRODUCTION EMPLOYEES MAPLE LEAF FARMS, INC. the nation’s largest producer of ducklings has immediate openings for first-shift production and second-shift sanitation. WE’LL OFFER YOU: _ YOU MUST: 21'SeTfter60Days°Of$.30 1 - Be Dependable 3. Medical Insurance 2. Have Reliable Transportation 4. Life Insurance c'!! Olidays * 3. Be Willing To Learn And 7 31 ? aCat,On Develop Your Skills 7. Profit Sharing 8. Steady Employment 4Be Wj| | jng To Work Fu ||. Time 9. Advancement Opportunity 10. New Advanced Training Program Please Apply In Person At: Personnel Office Maple Leaf Farms, Inc. Southeast Os Milford Corner CR 900 N& 200 E E.O.E. eatonindianaTinc! is NOW HIRING Light Assembly Workers FOR FIRST AND THIRD SHIFTS WE ARE LOOKING FOR RELIABLE, CONSCIENTIOUS PEOPLE WHO ARE INTERESTED IN LONG TERM EMPLOYMENT — IN RETURN WE OFFER: • Year Round Work • Profit Sharing Plan • Competitve Wages • Paid Holidays — Paid Vacations ($4.75 To $6.25 Per Hour) • Educational Opportunities • Comfortable Work • Group Health And Group Environment Disability Insurance If You Are Interested In Joining Our Team Please Apply In Person At: EATON INDIANA, INC. 24758 US 6, East NAPPANEE, IN

Syracuse have retired after 28 years and four months of management at the Eli Lily estates on Lake Wawasee. They will always cherish the fine memories with being associated with such fine people, and their efforts to make the area and Indiana a better place to live and work in, according to Mr. Miner

this week. 20 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 13,1967 Mr: and Mrs. Gene Ludwig of r 4 Syracuse have left for a 10-day vacation in Canada. Miss Ruth Edgar, Syracuse, was a guest Saturday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert and daughters, Syracuse. Pam Coburn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coburn, Syracuse, has been visiting relatives at Wabash the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Graber and family have moved from 198 North Shore Drive to the Klink home on west Main street, Syracuse, formerly occupied by the Jack Wells family. Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Peterson and son spent a week’s vacation as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Enoch at Lake Wawasee. Mrs. Robert Pavy and daughter of Carbondale, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. William Bowers of Bedford were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Butt at Syracuse. The Junk Shop, operated in Wawasee Village by Mrs. Nancy Pratt, will have a new home. The building in which the shop has

been located, on the west side of road 13, will be razed to make room for the new Lakeland Youth Center. The shop’s new home is on the southeast corner of road 13 access and Maple Grove street, the building that formerly housed the Sportsman’s Center. 30 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 19, 1957 With the installation of a 2-way radio in the town police car, last week, Syracuse now has the third county police car to be equipped so that (own officers can contact the sheriff in a hurry. The call number is “Syracuse Car 20.” Harold Arnold and Max Ganshorn leave today for a fishing trip into Canada where they will stay for a week or so. Mrs. E. T. Bateman of Farmer City, Illinois, spent the week end here with her sister, Mrs. Eva Rarig. Saturday evening they accompanied their brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meek, to Albion to visit with their uncle, Charles Meek. They also attended the Rookstool reunion at Oakwood Park Sunday. Miss Lou Ann Hunnicutt arrived home for the week end Friday night after spending her first week at beauty school in Fort Wayne. Following discussion of the bond issue required for installing, the curb and gutters on North Huntington Street, the Town Board, at their regular meeting Tuesday night, decided to offer

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the bond issue for sale and instructed Town Attorney Leon Connolly to prepare this procedure. A A. Pylant, Vocational Agriculture teacher at the Syracuse Schools, has announced that the first adult farm class will be held Thursday 26 September and will be on Cornpickers. There also will be a class 3 October on Tractor maintenance. Both meetings are open to anyone interested in these farm operations. .-,0 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 16,1937 Governor M. Clifford Townsend, in an official proclamation has set aside Friday, September 17 as Indiana's “Indian Day.” Colonel flarry D. Abells, and Major Edward Bouma <£ the Morgan Park Military Acsraemy in Chicago, two of the country’s outstanding military authorities, will assist in the dedication of an Indian memorial at Syracuse tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. John Grieger visited Mrs. Grieger’s mother and sister at Joliet, 111., Sunday and Monday. Joseph Kindig has entered the University at Ann Arbor, Mich., to study law. He is taking a three year course.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kelly, Warsaw, visited Mrs. Sallie Druckamiller Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Bowlds are leaving this week for Memphis, Tenn. They will then go on to Phoenix, Ariz., for the winter. Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Landis and daughter, Betty, of Chicago,

A fl ® \ r \ M I National 1 / V « E Aerobic Instructor 1 i V ■ E Certification ML AEROBIC INSTRUCTORS CERTIFIED — Aerobic instructors for the adult exercise classes at the Lakeland Youth Center recently completed certification classes through a NDEITA workshop in Mishawaka. The Lakeland Youth Center is offering three classes in aerobics this fall. The first session classes are currently underway and will continue through October 31. There are morning classes offered on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, evening classes on Mondays, Wednesdays or Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturday morning. The second session will begin on November 2 and end December 23. All classes are seven weeks. The youth center will also be represented in AAU competition Saturday, Sept. 26, in Indianapolis with several of the instructors and class members participating. Shown in the photo ar« Kristi Bartow, instructor for the 7-8 p.m. classes on Mondays and Wednesdays; Colleen Schwalm, morning class instructor; and Barb Trobaugh, instructor for the 6-7 p ns. classes on Mondays and Wednesdays and 8-9 a.m. classes on Saturdays. (Photo by Deb Patterson) - ~ .......

4-H winners at State Fair

The following 4-H members of Kosciusko County were named winners in their respective projects entered for judging at the 1987 Indiana State Fair: Clothing — (Div. I) Julie Vanderpool, red; (Div. II) Karen Dickey, blue (merit); (Div. Ill) Shanda Bouse, blue; (Div. IV) Megan Boggs, blue; (Div. V) Angie Smith, blue; (Advanced Div.) Rachel Gigous, blue, Laura Alt, blue, Shirley Bolinger, white,

IN SERVICE COORDINATOR RN Needed For Part-Time Position 20 Hours Per Week At . Kenney Retirement Community 200 Kenney Circle Drive Just Off LincoJnway West In Ligonier 219-894-7131 PRIMARY DUTIES INCLUDE: - r Teaching Nursing Assistance Training Curriculum In Service Education And Nursing Personnel Records Competitive Wages And Behlef its Apply In Person Monday Through Friday 9 A.M.-4 P.M. Or Send Resume COOKS Enjoy a challenging career at our new and growing facility. Day and evening positions available. Cooking experience preferred. Competitive wages and benefit package including Health and Life Insurance, Paid Vacation, 13 Bonus Days, Educational Opportunities and MORE. Apply in person to: x MILLER’S MERRY MANOR, INC. P.0.80x 8 Pickwick Dr. & Old St. Rd. 13 Syracuse, IN 46567 (219) *57-4401 ' YOU CAN. . . ' $550 WEEKLY PLUS BONUS PLAN Needed immediately, experienced MH and Rv workers. Frame and Floor Men, Carpet-installers, Plumbers, Electricians, Cabinet-Makers, Cabinet-Setters, Side-Wallers, Trimmers, Roofers, Final-Finish and Repair Persons and RV Body workmen, supervisory positions open: Foremen, Quality Control inspectors, etc. Fairmont NEW ADDRESS - EASIER ACCESSI xJ’Lj, i\< Nappanee, IN, 46550 Corner of Highway 6 and county Rd. 7 see "Andy” or Call 219 / 773-7797 j

spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mart Landis. Betty remained for a short visit. James Searfoss and C. W. Howard have returned from a 10 day fishing trip in Northern Michigan. Among the students who have returned to college this week are:

June Bules, blue Crafts — (fine arts) Monda Sievers, red, Beth Bammerlin, red; (needle craft) Martha Alt, blue, Tracy Martin, blue; (model) Steve Baker, blue, Andi Stroup, blue; (any other) Brian Fredericks, blue, Dan Tucker, blue, Jerrod Feldman, blue, Jeremy Beigh, blue, and Beth Bammerlin, blue Foods — (six drop, molded or

William Osborn, Wittenburg College, Springfield, O.; Voyle Osborn, Greencastle, Ind.; Laura and Lucy Bachman, Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind.; Carma Parkhurst and Martha Brower, Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind. Lucille Osborn is also entering Purdue this year, j

bar cookies) Rebecca Gigous, blue (merit); (six muffins) Lisa Webster, blue; (loaf of quick bread) Amanda Krull, blue (merit); (square, oblong or round layer of cake) Shanda Bouse, blue; (six yeast rolls) Rita Beer, blue; (breads and cereals) Rhonda VanSchepen, red; (fruits and vegetables) Renee Beer, blue; (milk and milk products) Mary Beth Tusing, blue; (meats) Krista Teeple, blue; (special occasions) Rhonda Wilson, blue Horse and Pony Shoe-English — (hunter under saddle, under 56”, junior) Tracie Hunter, first Woodworking — (beginner) Arnie Earl, blue; (intermediate) Kevin Brown, blue; (advanced) Kim Lee, blue Continue fight investigation Kosciusko County Police are continuing their investigation into a fight between Robert W. Wanamaker, 36, Goshen, and Michael Anglemyer, 34, r 2, Syracuse, on Sunday, Sept. 6, shortly before 10 p.m. The incident occurred at the Pines Apartments on the east side of Lake Wawasee. Anglemyer suffered numerous broken facial bones and severe lacerations to both eyes requiring more than 100 stitches. He was taken to Goshen Hospital and released on Monday, Sept. 7. Wanamaker was not injured. The police report states the fight started when Anglemyer asked Wanamaker to move a truck that was blocking his vehicle. Charges are pending against Wanamaker. PUBLIC AUCTION Located 1 '/• miles south of Middlebury, IN on S.R. 13 to U.S. 20, then east 1 mile, on Thurs. evening Sept. 24, 7:00 p.m. 1 Acre W/House A Shop 3 bedroom home with 2 car garage, kitchen, living room, beautiful cabinets and closet space, large bath, new carpeting, natural gas hot water heat, 100 AMP service box. lO'xl6’ screened-in patio. *RBE Hi Ot-M-e A—••wWVITWI TWNieTvWV TBMIVy iNCM, bedroom, fruit room, utility room, finished basement. 18'x28' shop with 6'x2B‘lean-to Insulated, 220 volt hookup. Kthh t Virginia King, Ownert For Informotlon/lntpecllon call Auctioneers Kenneth Stutzman, Pheanis Wlckey or soles rep/Harley J.A. Miller — 825-5319 or 773-2828.