The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 May 1989 — Page 17

Classifieds

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Vacation Homes WHO FURNISHED RUSTIC AND MODERN- Cabins with boat. $l5O-$250 week On East Lake. Write Dee Baer. Box 69. Moran, MI 49760 Storage WIOO U-Store It Behind Cocinero's Syracuse, IN 457-4446 Misc. Rentals Wl3O I LIVING ROOM I furniture I FOR RENT (FAST DHIVERYO • 10 Day-On Time Curtis TV Appliances & Furniture Nappanee • Syracuse 773-4612 457-4900 When You Rent RENT The Best! a * a3 ffIFISHER RCJI rURTIS SYRACUSE NAPPANEE 457-4900 773-4612 Definition* Gold Digger: A girl who hates poverty worse than sin. — Journal, Coffeyville, Kan

It happened ... in Syracuse

10 YEARS AGO. MAY 2. 1979 The Lakeland Day Care Center, located on the second floor of the Calvary United Methodist Church, SR 13, Syracuse, will be having an open house Wednesday. May 9, from 8 a m to 11:30 a m. and from 3-6 p.m. A pledge ritual was held prior to the beginning of the April 26 meeting of Beta Sigma Phi. The two new members of the chapter are Rosemarie Lange and Judith Wilson. The ceremony was con ducted by Vice President Penny Plikerd Mrs. Peter Blue, Mrs. Ralph Clingaman, Mrs. Philip Singer and Mrs. Carrington Yeager attended the Wednesday session of the 48th convention of garden clubs of Indiana, held in Merrillville last week. The women are members of the Wawasee Garden Club Paul Isbell, president of the Syracuse Alumni Association, and his fellow officers are busy planning for the coming banquet This year's event will take place in the ‘ Syracuse Junior High School on Saturday, May 26 The old Star Store will soon be used as a shoe clearance center warehouse for Pilcher Shoes The store is expected to open within the next couple of weeks on Satur days The Star Store was located at 108 E Main St., Syracuse. 20 YEARS AGO. MAY 30. LlMifl The Wawasee American Legion Auxiliary Unit 223 met Tuesday April 22. at 7:30 p.m., in the Legion Home. Meeting was called to order by Mrs. Wallace Buffer, president Initiation was held with Mrs. Ann Davis, initiation officer, and Mrs. Lavada Dean, sergeant-at-arms The board of directors of the Syracuse Lake Association held the spring meeting at the home of the president, Frank L Putt In attendance were Richard W Heyde, William J. Pipp, Charles W. Hursh, E. Leonard Nichols, Dale W Sparklin, and A. Dee Stiver. Advisor. R.G. "Jerry'' Johnson, and Robert H Rule were absent About 50 town and county officials from a four-county area making up the Elkhart river basin met at Wawasee High School Monday night to heijr discussions on the conservation of the natural water supply in this 690 square mile area. Counties involved are Kosciusko. Noble, Elkhart and LaGrange Mr and Mrs. Robert Wolfinger of Elkhart were at Syracuse visiting on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold A. Pfingst

of .Syracuse attended the South Milford alumni banquet at Kendallville Saturday night and were guests of relatives overnight and Sunday in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Buster. Jr., and children. Syracuse, spent Friday evening with Mrs. Buster's brother, Robert LeCount, Mrs. LeCount and sons at Elkhart

Syracuse Police — Investigate accidents and thefts

Syracuse Police investigated seven accidents, one with minor injuries, four vandalisms or theft reports and an incident during the past week. Alex Kupczyski. 12, Syracuse, suffered second degree burns to his hands and knees after he and two other boys used gasoline to burn ant holes Kupczyski was burned when the gasoline caught fire from a lighted match He dropped a funnel, splashing gasoline on his knees and hands The fire was extinguished by the youth rolling on the ground. The incident occurred Sunday. April 30, at 7 p m He was taken to a doctor's office by his mother for treatment. Tammy Pauwels notified police Sunday, April 30. at 12:55 p.m., that someone had drove a vehicle into a newspaper machine at Red D Mart, SR 13, Syracuse, and left the scene. Damage, to the machine was estimated up to $250. Robert Patterson, Syracuse, notified police Thursday, April 27. after he found the windshield to his 1983 motorhome had been broken by a rock. The vandalism occurred sometime Wednesday. April 26 Damage was estimated at $l5O. A bicycle reported stolen was recovered almost four hours later Brenda Byrd. Syracuse, reported the theft of a 20-inch Huffy bicycle from a shed at her residence at 9:30 a m. Tuesday, April 25. The theft had occurred Monday, April 24. between 6:30-8:30p.m. At 1 p.m. Tuesday, the bicycle was recovered at a location on Main Street. Matt Dick. Syracuse, reported his 10-speed bicycle taken from a storage shed at Wawasee High Schoo) on Monday. April 24. The bicycle had been left in the shed since September 1988 and was last seen in March The bicycle is valued at SIOO $ 150.

jißb “SOME REAL BAD GUYS ARE WRECKING THE PUBLIC LAND ANY GOOD WySWANTTO HELP SAVE IT?’ If you write to us, we'll tell you how you can help stop abuse of our public lands Be one of the good guy* Write Take Pride in America. P () Box 839, Jessup, M1)20794 BAD GUYS ADUSIPUBUC LAND. _ GOOD GUYS SAW H. J NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE TO Dr James Taylor PO Box 5177 Scottsdale. AZ 85261 51 77 Please take notice that on the 12th day of May 19R9 at 900 am Wawasee Boat Company inc will sell at public auction at its office at R R 1 Bo* 92 Syracuse Indiana the following described item Century Arabian Inboard Outboard IN4O9PR in satisfaction of Charges for the storage for boat and for the expenses of this sale The sale shall be for cash and the -tern to be sold may be viewed by prospective purchasers for appointment telephone 457 4404 WAWASfE BOAT COMPANY INC n®r Jenkins Automotive, Inc. ! • NAPPANH • GOSHEN ’ * • AAIIfOPD aHHHHHHaHBaHBHBBKHHMI

30 YEARS AGO. APRIL 30. 1959 Mrs Carrie Rapp and Mrs Russ Artley were guests Thursday afternoon of Mrs Nellie Wilt, Mrs Charles Rock and Mrs. Leonore Hennessey Mrs Kenneth Harkless entertained at dinner Monday evening, .•h’s. E.T. Anderson, Mrs Nelson Miles, Mrs Ernest Bushong. Mrs James Kirkwood, Mrs

Accidents Caitlin Senders, I'z, Syracuse, suffered a contusion/bruise to the head after the car she was riding in was hit by a hit and run driver in another vehicle. The accident was at 8:04 a m. Monday, May 1, at Brooklyn and Oak Streets She was not taken to a hospital. She was a passenger in a 1985 Renault Encore driven by Teri S. Senders. 26, Syracuse Senders was westbound on Brooklyn Street and could not avoid hitting another vehicle that failed to stop on Oak Street. The driver of the other vehicle stopped, got out of the vehicle and spoke briefly to Senders before leaving The other driver left without exchanging information for insurance purposes Damage was estimated up to $1 .(XX) to Sender's car. A 1976 Pontiac Trans Am, driven by Shawn M. Riley, 20, Goshen, backed into a 1984 Chevrolet SlO pickup truck operated by Glenn H Rosenquist, Leesburg The accident occurred at 6:02 a m Tuesday, May 2, in the parking lot at Red D Mart. SR 13, Syracuse. Riley stated he did not see the truck behind him due to the back window being fogged up. The Trans Am, registered to Charles F. Loyd 11. Swayzee, sustained up to S2OO damage. Rosenquist was driving a vehicle registered to Karen Page, Syracuse, and damage was estimated up to SI,(XX).

Brake failure caused a 1979 Chevrolet pickup truck, driven by Ricky Arthur Stanton, 27, Syracuse, to hit a guide wire on a United Telephone System pole. The accident .was at 4:07 p m Thursday, April 27, on South Huntington Street, north of Baltimore Street. Stanton was able to avoid hitting a vehicle in front of him after the brakes failed. Damage was estimated up to S2OO. Misty Caudill. 22, Syracuse, was backing her 1978 Chevrolet out of her driveway when she backed into a 1988 Chevrolet Cavalier parked in a yard across the street The accident occurred at 12:14 p.m. Wednesday, April

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Melville Smith, Miss Irene Abts, Mrs. Elsa Greiger and Mrs Harold Gray. Respective husbands joined the party after attending Rotary Club and pictures of recent cruises taken by the Harkless’ were shown. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Richard Rondot at their Papakeechie at their Paipakeechie Lake home were

26, at Oak and Brooklyn Streets The parked vehicle is registered to David Pancake and Shirley Hunter, Syracuse, and had up to S2OO damage. Damage was estimated up to SI,OOO to Caudill’s vehicle. A Wawasee Community School Corporation school bus sustained up to S2OO damage when it collided with a 1976 Buick LaSabre on Wednesday. April 26, at 7:55a m at Brooklyn and Main Streets. Ralph E. Hamell, 65, Syracuse, was attempting to turn the 1984 Chevrolet school bus left into an alley off of Brooklyn Street. As he made the turn, the back of the bus hit a car driven by Lindal V. Weaver, 46, Syracuse Hamell stated he thought the car was sitting still. Weaver told police she was sitting along the road and thought her vehicle was in the way of the bus. She started pulling the car forward as the bus turned. Weaver's vehicle is registered to Wawasee Motors, Syracuse, and sustained up to SI,(XX) damage. Two vehicles collided at the alley north of RC’s Pier and

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Wed., May 3,1989 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Mr and Mrs Harold Taylor of Fort Wayne and Mr and Mrs, Robert Nitchize and son, Denny, of Columbia City Mrs Leonore Hennessey was a dinner guest Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Russ Artley Mr and Mrs H J Bauman were in Olympia Fields. 11l , for the week end with their son, John Bauman and fanfily

Pickwick Road Tuesday, April 25, at 2:33 pm Kenneth E. Elson. 63. Syracuse, was turning his 1982 Oldsmobile Regency into the alley from Pickwick Road when it collided with a 1965 pickup truck driven by Danny J. Schafer, 22, Pierceton. Damage to Elson's vehicle was up to $2,500 and up to $2,500 to the truck registered to Lorri Mock. Warsaw, Donna K Hrynewycz, 36, Syracuse, was westbound on Baltimore Street in a 1983

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walbum and sons, Tommy and David, Mrs. Leonore Hennessy and Mrs. Beulah Mawhorter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gorouch at Shelbyville. The Philip Fawleys spent the week end in North Manchester guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Scheumann.

Plymouth Reliant and had rounded the corner of Sixth Street when the vehicle crossed the center line into the path of a 1979 Pontiac Trans Am driven by Robert J. Whitehead, 23, Syracuse Hrynewycz told police she had looked away from the road at the apartments and when she looked back to the roadway the other vehicle was in front of her Damage was estimated up to SI,OOO to the Hrynewycz vehicle and up to $2,500 to the Whitehead vehicle.

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