The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 August 1990 — Page 14

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NEW STAFF — Convening with the rest of the teachers of the Wawasee Community School Corporation on Monday, Aug. 20, was the new staff to the elementary schools. Seated, from left, are: Anne Slaughter, Wawasee Middle School, French/Spanish and reading; Tami Williamson, Syracuse School, fifth grade; Margaret Tallon, North Webster, secretary/receptionist;

It happened ... in Syracuse

10 YEARS AGO, AUG. 20, 1980 At the annual organization meeting of the Syracuse Lake Association held last Tuesday evening, the board of directors re-elected Kenneth L. Bowton as president. A new industry — Ener-Trek Company — began production of recreational vehicles in Vega Industrial Park in the building that formerly housed the Vega Corporation. Owner, Ray Franke, r 4, Syracuse (Lake Wawasee), was head of Commodore Corp’s RV Division for the past several years. You’ll be hearing more in the weeks ahead about plans of the Calvary United Methodist Church, located on SR 13 south of Syracuse, to build an addition to the north to include six

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classrooms (two down, four up), a large kitchen area, and a fellowship hall. Eight-six year young Lulu (Seider) Francis will be soon vacating her home of 63 years at 400 South Huntington Street for a new life in Apartment 1 at the Rose Garden Apartments, she is telling friends. Mr and Mrs. Delbert (“Bud”) Dippon, Milford, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Foyle, r 5, Syracuse, left early Thursday, Aug. 14, for a five-day trip to the northern and northeastern states and Canada. Tammy Gallahan, Syracuse, has returned from Hawaii. She left with the Ambassador Travel Club, out of Indianapolis, on July 28 and returned August 7.

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Linda Lamb, North Webster, custodial; and Elaine Miller, Syracuse, guidance counselor. Standing, from left, are: Rebecca Johnson, Syracuse, fine arts; Julie Bishopp, North Webster, fifth grade; Lisa Stiles, North Webster, music; Cathie Fox, North Webster, L.D.; Linda Nicolai, North Webster, LPN; and Rhoda Wright, North Webster, custodial. (Photo by Mary Jane Lorton)

20 YEARS AGO, AUG. 19, 1970 The town of Syracuse spent a total of SIO,OOO for street improvement. and it is completed except for a strip from Vega Homes to the blacktop on Brooklyn Street, Ronald Sharp, Syracuse clerktreasurer, told the board at its meeting last night at the town hall. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Raynor Jr., and three children of Bryn Mawr, Pa., are spending 10 days with Mrs. Raynor's grandmother, Mrs. Roy Adams, r 4. Syracuse. A total of 743 participants were on hand Friday through Sunday at the Syracuse City Park for the “great event,” the Makahiki, consisting of sea explorers and Camp Fire Girls of the senior age group. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hubbart are away from their duties at Love Furniture for two weeks while they are showing sons, Rich arid Timmy,'around the state of Florida. They are to be home this week. Mrs. Ted Robin, r 3, Syracuse, returned home from Italy where

she visited her son, Staff Sgt. Michael Tobin, at Lake Garda in northern Italy. Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Hertenstein and daughter, Syracuse, have returned from a 10-day camping trip. They accompanied their son and brother, Spec. 4 Ronald Hertenstein back to Camp Drum, Watertown, N.Y. 30 YEARS AGO. AUG. 18, 1960 At a joint meeting of the township trustee and the advisory board with town board members last Thursday night, a building to house the fire department. town and township offices was discussed. It was agreed to ask the Lessig engineers of Warsaw prepare a sketch of a building for these various uses. Merl Smith of Smith-Walbridge Camp w'as elected president of the United States Twirling Association at their annual business meeting Thursday in Elkhart.' Gareth Meek will teach seventh and eighth grade arithmetic and be responsible for cross country and freshman basketball this coming year at the local high school. Meek is a 1951 graduate of Syracuse High School and a graduate of Ball State Teacher's College. Ron Roberta, a 1958 graduate of Syracuse High School, now’ a junior in the School of Agriculture at Purdue, served as summer 4-H leader for Syracuse 4-H students this year. Mrs. Alice Clark and daughter. Nancy, entertained at a dinner party Monday night. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Long. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Miles and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bushong. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Deaton and family, Mr. and Mrs Eldon Watkins and daughter, Mary Robin and Mrs. Marie Strieby attended the Denton reunion held at Silver Lake last weekend

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READY FOR SCHOOL — The following personnel is new to the Wawasee High School this year. Standing, from left, are: Kim Lobsiger, dean of students; Pamela Tomes, speech; Aaron Gingrich,

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NEW TO THE CORPORATION — Wawasee Community School Corporation teachers convened on Monday, Aug. 20, in order to prepare for the first day of school on Tuesday. The following teachers are new to the Milford School and Wawasee Middle school. Seated, from left, are: B.J. Roberts, Wawasee Middle School counselor; Cyndi Beal, Wawasee Middle School, L.D.; Cindy Goshert, Wawasee Middle School, home economics; Sharon Sigler, Milford School, social studies; Carol

It happened . . . in North Webster

19 YEARS AGO, AUG. 20, 1980 Dinner out was enjoyed on Aug. 13 by North Webster Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters. Jeanette Bockman and Imogene Menzie were in charge of planning the party. Omer Yoder has started his own well drilling and pump repair service. Omer was in part-

nership with Aquawells for five years and worked with Paulus Pump and Shell Service for three years. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Koher will be hosts for a Hobo Party on Aug 26. Jim Glon, Brian Nye, Mike Ousley, Jim Whitehead and Sam Willman have just returned home from a four-day camping trip to Shenandoah National Park, Va. Lynn and Kay Ellen Stackhouse spent last week attending Junior High River Canoe Camp. Ruth Boyer has just returned home after spending last week visiting at the home of her sister, Pauline Castello, Kokomo. Mr. and Mrs. Olon Lindemood were honored guests at an open house held Aug. 8 at the North Webster United Methodist Church parsonage. Monroe Hilltoppers Extension Homemakers Club members met Aug. 13 at the home of Norma Englebert. Dinner was served. Frances Faurote. Pansy Michael

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Spanish/German; and David Bradley, math. Teachers met on Monday, Aug. 20, prior to the first day of classes on Tuesday, Aug. 21. (Photo by Mary Jane Lorton)

Evans, Wawasee Middle School, secretary; and Melody Jones, Milford School, L.D. resource.. Standing, from left, are: Joyce Eades, Milford School, LPN; Jennifer Dalton, Wawasee Middle School, reading; Judy Wolfe, Wawasee Middle School, bookkeeper; Judy Setlak, Wawasee Middle School, aquatics; Jeanne Methier, Milford School, special needs; David Jones, Wawasee Middle School, audio visual and modern technology; and David Boyce, Milford School, language arts and social studies. (Photo by Mary Jane Lorton)

and Betty Cotton assisted the hostess with the dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kuhn will observe their golden wedding anniversary on Aug. 23. 20 YEARS AGO, AUG. 19. 1970 The Ormel Kline family left for their Florida home Aug. 13. The Orva Millers visited Mrs. Miller’s brother. Noble Kline and his family in South Bend, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stump were hosts at a carry-in diner at their home Sunday. Guests of honor were Mrs. Stump’s nephew. Kenneth Perry, his wife and sons, of Livermore, Calif. Mr. Howard Kiser and Kerry Barrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe

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Barrett, r 1, Warsaw, displayed and sold some original art work at the recent art festival held near Nappanee. The Aug. 11 meeting of WSCSLydia Circle was held in the home of Mrs. Arthur Alexander in Epworth Forest. Mrs. Giles Porter assisted as co-hostess. The guest speaker was Mrs. Reil of Dayton, Ohio. Seven members and one guest met at the home of Mrs. Russel Moore for the Aug. 12 meeting of the Past Chiefs Club. Mrs. Ermal Vanator won high and Mrs. Verland Bockman won low prize at euchre. The door prize was won by Alaroma Green.