The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 October 1973 — Page 9

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Training camp experiences are related Two young men, now juniors at Wawasee high school, Gary Wiggs and Steve Hahn discussed their experiences at a one week training camp in law en-

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force'ment at Lafayette last summer to Kiwanis members at their recent meeting. The camp is conducted under auspices of the Indiana State Police and is supported by Kiwanis clubs. The two boys gave an account of the week’s activities and expressed the belief that it does a fine service in acquainting youth with the work of police departments and should help to eliminate the unhealthy attitude of many young

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people toward policemen in general. , Herb George opened the meeting with the invocation. An inter-club from Warsaw present included G. F. Phillips, A1 Wuthrich, Bus Buckenbril and Graham Kreicker. Garrett Eppley, Warren Gamer, Glen A. Beery and Don Spith composed the North Manchester inter-club in attendance. Other guests were J. H. Sheldon of Anderson, a guest of Russell Churchill; Wally Miller, Columbia City; and Bob McNary of Syracuse. John Clear, sponsored by Otto Fultz, was inducted into membership by Ernest Lawshe. John may be remembered by many old-time North Webster residents as he lived in the community several years ago and those who knew him will be glad for the opportunity to renew acquaintanceship since he is now a resident located in Epworth Forest. Ernest Lawshe received a two year perfect pin. “Happy Birthday” was sung for Otto Fultz, Ernest Lawshe, Arthur Osbum and Lorin Badskey. A committee was appointed to plan a ladies night party to be held December 10. Dan Watson, Ralph Haynes, Ron Owens and Dean Hartle will serve on this committee. Entertain at Lions annual family night The Lions club annual family night carry-in dinner meeting was held at the Epworth Hotel Thursday night with approximately 60 persons attending. Entertainment following the dinner was provided by the Wawasee high school girls’ trio, Sue Speicher, Peg Beer and Laurie Lantz accompanied by Amy Purdum at the piano. They sang “Chim, Chim, Cher-ee”, “This Girl’s In Love”, “One Less Bell to Answer”, “I Say a Little Prayer”, “Confidence” and “Blest Be The Tie That Binds”. Officers of the club elected earlier this summer are Gary Eastlund, president; Aaron Hinesley, vice-president; William Metcalf, secretary, and Paul Royer, treasurer.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1973

Mrs. Girl Kissinger is honored with reception Sunday A reception was held at the Knights of Pythian hall Sunday afternoon honoring Mrs. Carl Kissinger who was recently appointed District Deputy. Mrs. Ermal Vanator greeted arriving guests. Mrs. Russell Moore was mistress of* ceremonies and delivered the welcome address. Invocation was given by Mrs. Frank Greene. Introduction of the honored guest and visiting dignitaries was enhanced by floor work given by the Lakeview Pythian Sisters staff with Mrs. Greene providing piano accompaniment and vocalist, Mrs. Janet Coy offering special music as Mrs. Kissinger was escorted to the place of honor by her husband. Grand Chief lona Schaeffer of Fremont, Grand Guard Faye Crispyn of Elkhart and a Sister Deputy Eileen Millican of Wabash were introduced and given appropriate welcome. Members of Mrs. Kissinger’s family who were present included her daughter, Debbie of Winona Lake; her brother, Hallie Depoy and his wife of Columbia City and a nephew, Lio Greider and daughter, Angela of Pierceton. Approximately 40 friends and Pythian Sisters from Warsaw, Elkhart, Syracuse and the North Webster area attended the reception. Entertainment consisted of an original poem by Ermal Vanator and a number of selections by the North Webster United Methodist youth singing gfoup, God’s Children. Punch and cookies were served in the social room following the program with Mrs. C. J. Menzie and Mrs. Roy Spry in charge. Legion anniversary celebration Saturday The annual carry-in birthday dinner sponsored by Herbert Kuhn Legion Post 253 and Auxiliary was held at the Legion Home Saturday night. Approximately 50 persons attended the dinner and heard remarks by District Commander and Jack Bullers, visiting dignitaries.

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PROMOTED — Two persons from Chore-Time Equipment, Inc., Milford, have been promoted within the company. John Redsecker, right, has been promoted from plant manager to the newly created position of director of manufacturing. Dick Gentry, left, assistant plant manager, has been promoted to plant manager of the Milford facility. In his new position Redsecker will coordinate all of the poultry and livestock company’s manufacturing facilities. Plants are in Milford, Athens, Ga.; Decatur, Ala.; and Maldegem, Belgium.

The Talleys to be at Barbee church The Talleys, a musical evangelistic family, will be at the Barbee Community Christian church next week. They will present programs at 7 p.m. Tuesday thru Sunday, Oct. 23-28. The group visited the church in the spring and was composed of mother, father, son and daughter. They have since been joined by a daughter-in-law. Rev. Brice Foster, pastor of the church, invites all to attend. Snowmobile club has grass drag races Members of the Lakeland Snowmobile club and their families enjoyed a day of fun at the Trojan race track Sunday. Grass drag races were held with many competing in various categories for which ribbons were provided for winners. Results are not available at this time but it is hoped a complete list may be published later. COMMUNITY NEWS Mrs. Ray Vanator who had surgery at Whitley County

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hospital last Tuesday returned home Monday. Eli Shock was admitted to Whitley County hospital Friday evening following a week’s illness. It is believed he has suffered a series of strokes during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spry attended the Covered Bridge festival at Rockville Saturday. Local residents who attended the festival on Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Warble. James Greiner, „ president of the North Webster town board has announced that one night, October 31, has been designated for “Trick or Treat” night this year. Plans are underway for the annual Halloween parade and fun night which is scheduled for 6: 30 Tuesday night, Oct. 30. Additional information will be available at a later date. -NWLAKELAND LOCAL Lee Cory and his sister, Mrs. Lloyd Dewart;, both of Milford, spent last Sunday afternoon visiting sever'd friends at the Orn nursing horns; in Milford.

New state law requires permit for mobile homes

One of Indiana’s new state laws requires that owners of mobile homes obtain and file a permit for moving with the county treasurer when they move or sell their home. A copy of the permit must be kept by all involved. Kosciusko county treasurer Kathryn Teel says it has been recommended the treasurers of the various counties in the state make as many copies of the permit for each transaction as he or she deems warranted — Two for the petitioner (he gives one to the mover and keeps one) plus (me for the assessor of the township where the mobile home is being moved to in the case of a moving permit or a copy for the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in case of title transfer plus a file copy for the treasurer. The permit is required by public law 44, acts of 1973 and says no vehicle subject to tax as a mobile home shall be moved from one location to another (or title transferred from one individual to another) unless the owner or occupier has first obtained a permit from the county treasurer to move or have title transferred by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. The county treasurer shall issue a permit to move upon application of the owner or occupier if all taxes due on the mobile home have been paid. The permit to move shall be dated by day of issuance. The law further says it shall be unlawful for any person engaged as a mover, hauler or tower of mobile homes to perform this service until he has been given by the owner or occupier a

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permit to move, dated no more than one month prior to the day of the proposed move. The permit to move shall remain in possession of the mover, hauler or tower at all times when the mobile home is in transit! Upon arrival at the new destination, the permit shall be returned to the owner or occupier of the mobile home. A fine of SIOO shall be levied on any mover, hauler or tower who transports any mobile home without a valid permit to move in his possession. Manor's truck catches firg on Thursday Members of the Milford fire department were called to the service station south of town at 2:15 p.m. Thursday when a truck owned and driven by Harold Manor caught fire. 4 The fire was caused by smoldering trash in the bed of the garbage pick-up truck.

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