The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 August 1977 — Page 5

£ il t kJ » I IK » I>\ V * < *- w* ■ ' ' Hr Bffijy' ■ j * 1 ■ -A Jf -A ..‘fWWy ■ . ROTARY — Making up the Syracuse Rotary team are back, left, Mike Price, coach; Todd Stutsman. Tony Boyer, Kevin Tracy. Phil Price and Jerry Stutsman, coach. * Abo. front, left. Jay Shepherd, Dan Clodfelter, Bob Morgan, Mark Detert and Mike Vinson. Not pictured are team members Jim Schlabach. and Jim Catour.

£s2ar ~. ’Counting Hinuae Hank M 'THE ROYAL TREASURY' .. . Still Paying 9.0. Interest On I 6 Year Minimum "Certificates Os Deposit!" I Z"“ —■———— —————I Interest Rates For Savings & Certificates CERTIFICATE UTS COMPOUNDED DAILY TO YIELD 7:50% 6 Years ( S LOOO Minimum 7o 9% Annually I 7 e 25/0 4 Years (‘I,OOO Minimum) 7.52% Annually 6.50% 30 Months 6.72% Annually 6.00% 12 Months 6.18% Annually 5.50% 3 Months 5.65% Annually 5.00% Passbook 5.13% Annually SUBSTANTIAL PENALTY FOR EARLY WITHDRAWAL Our Convenient DRIVE-THRU WINDOWS Are Open 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. Monday Thru Saturday At Both Locations ©. On.llSlfe JJ-Wff l Camtint < £amtlnt BiUaß ' Snmd ’ NORTH WEBSTER WARSAW fuff-Ks No Service Charge XIK ™—»« FDIC w ACCOUNTS Checking Accowf

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To The People of Syracuse and Lake Wawasee: Thanks to you, the Enchanted Hills Playhouse has broken all attendance records not once, but twice this season as we continue to • provide summer entertainment for this fine NorHubcaps, card stolen A total of four hubcaps were reported stolen from a car parked in Syracuse, owned by Genevieve Hart, of Anderson. Hart reported the theft to county police. Also taken from the SyracuseWawasee area recently was a charge card. Mark Adolay <rf Indianapolis reported the card theft to county police.

them Indiana community. A special thanks to the members of the Enchanted Hills Playhouse theatre guild who have worked hard this summer to make their playhouse known and loved by more people than in any previous season. Sincerely, Robert D. Zehr Douglas E. Stark Enchanted Hills Playhouse Booked Monday David Paul Harwood, 21, r 3 Syracuse, was booked at the county jail Monday and later released on SIOO bond. His charge was deceptive issuance of a check.

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ANOTHER OF the photos loaned to us by the Paul Stoeltings of Syracuse shows the third grade class taught at Milford by Esther Horton nee Mrs. O. C. Stoelting. She is shown in the back row. The photo was taken about 1912. Anyone remember who the students were? OUR THANKS go to Bertha Wehrly and to Beulah Felkner who helped with the identification of the photo we ran August 10. Mrs. Wehrly, the former Bertha Neff, is one of the many persons in the photo. She has an identical copy. A LITTLE known fact about the Milford fire station is that breakfast is served there each Sunday a.m. The chefs are Wilbur Baumgartner and Fire Chief Bill Leemon. They cook for upwards to 25 men during the early Sunday morning hours with many of their “customers” being golfers. MAX DUNCAN of south of town recently installed a 21’ brock bin on his farm via volunteer help. Working with Max were Dean Cousins, Beer, Ed Vanlaningham, Bob and Jeff Hall, Steve and Alvin Haab, Will Scheiler and Jim Amsden. MILFORD TOWN board member Jean Treesh and her husband Glen are celebrating. They became grandparents for the eighth time recently. The reason for the celebration is that after seven grandsons they now have a granddaughter. Lea Renee is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Treesh of Goshen. She has a brother, Joshua. Maternal grandparents of the little Miss are Mr. and Mrs. John Singer of Warsaw. Our guess is that Lea Renee will be spoiled “pink!” FIRSTS-IN the life of Lakeland school bus driver Jerry Bushong seem to be connected with his son John. When young John began school several years ago his father began driving a school bus for Van Buren Township. In fact. John grew up to think his father was the only bus driver around as he was on his dad’s bus the entire 12 years of school at Milford. The first day the bus driver missed driving was when John graduated from Indiana University with a bachelor’s degree. We have yet to figure out how the young man managed to receive his master’s degree in August from Western Michigan and not pull his dad off the bus route again. He did, however, manage another first last Friday when be was married to Leesa Lanier in South Bend. The senior Mr. Bushong missed his first Wawasee High School football game in the history of the school. He came close to missing one last year but made it as be walked a niece down the aisle for her wedding, gave the bride away on behalf of her mother and made a quick exit following the ceremony for the Warrior field and a home game, missing only a CALLANDER INSURANCE All forms of personal and business insurance 155 W. Market Ph. 773-4103 Nappanee

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portion of the first half. That has to be devotion I AMONG THOSE asking questions on the Phil Donahue show that was aired last Thursday on prosthesis and bionic parts now being made available thru the Northwestern University Hospital research department were Nancy Glon and Pat Richardson, both of Syracuse; Sandy Hawkins. Ruby Davis, Cheryl Brunjes and Connie Smith of Milford; and Carolyn Krull of Nappanee. Others who appeared on the screen momentarily from the area were Pam Polk of Leesburg and Nancy Grove of Nappanee, both former Milford residents; Nancy Snider, Louise Slabaugh, June Replogle, Mary Kesler, Missv Sorensen. Phyllis Sorensen, Annie Replogle, Maryann Dowty, Lee McFarren, Lois Reuter. Bertha Moneyheffer and Kate Doty. MILFORD 4-H Club member Rosalie Rouch has another blue ribbon for her collection. This one comes from the state fair and is for he- personality poster. Another proud blue ribbon winner is Keela Hamman of Syracuse, who entered cookies in the 4-H foods division. The Hammans are members of the Milford Christian Church. DANIEL LEVERNIER of Our Town attended the 29th anniversary sales convention of the Midwestern United Life Insurance Company at Lake

28 MPG 21 MPG/Trn i "" ,i highway City X r Utk li. W\ «a» Elegant cianaia A»a2soaD*-spe«3 Economy! ulj> I HMMR Manual Ovenin ve Trans j* ’“'• v I ■EPA Estimates Your actual mileage will vary according to the way you drive I car equipment and driving conditions « ■ 1 '■"■"** C) Estate By PHIL BEER REALTOR m INTEREST DOWN - COST UP

Are you waiting until interest rates drop before you buy a home? Do you think that this will sove you money? The home you hove your eye on will cost you more in monthly payments two years from now — even if the interest rate drops one per cent. For example, take a home that costs $50,000. With a 20% down payment and financed with a 25 year 8%% mortgage, the monthly payment would be $322.00. But one year from now, if prices keep rising at the average rate, the now $50,000 home would likely cost $56,000. If the interest rate decreased to 7'A%. not only would the down payment be $1,200 more, but the monthly payment would increase to $331.08. H the

Geneva, Wis., last month. Levemier is recognized as one of the company’s most consistent personal producers. He is a member of all the major production clubs. THE WALTER RitterT~of Henry Street were off last week end for a visit with son Paul Evans and wife and the Indiana State Fair. While at the fair Pat served as escort for Edith Baumgartner in the Senior Citizens Queen contest. Backs out into car A total of S2OO in damages was sustained in a two-vehicle accident at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 20, in the Augsburger’s , parking lot, Syracuse. A 1970 Chevrolet driven by ( Mary L. Leonard, r 2 box 150 Syracuse, was backing from a parking space, when she hit a car owned by Barbara B. Dull, 65940 US 33E Goshen. The Leonard car was damaged $l5O. Damage was set at SSO to the Dull vehicle. *250 damage to car A Milford man’s auto sustained i $250 damage in an accident in f Warsaw, last Sunday morning. Patrick J. Maher, 19, r 2 Milford, started to turn left at East Center and North Detroit Streets, when his auto struck an automobile driven by John • Sriver. 54, 325 Linwood Lane, ■ Warsaw. J Damage to the Sriver auto was set at $75 by Warsaw Policeman > Larry Engle.

interest rate stayed at 8% %, the payment would come to $360.64. So. it’s obvious that the overall value of the home - not the interest rate - mokes the biggest impact on your monthly payment. Since there is no indication of property values decreasing the moral of the story is - buy now or pay more later. The Beer Bondi will WORK for you. See Wa wo see Village office or caR457*4495.

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