The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 August 1977 — Page 13

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VOLUME 14

Hall appointed to plan commission

Eugene W. Hall, 171 North Shore Drive, Syracuse, was appointed by the advisory council of towns last Wednesday night, to serve as a member of the Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission Hall, who was appointed a few months ago to serve on the now non-existent Syracuse Plan Commission, was chosen over Mrs. Jack (Maryi Mason, also of Syracuse Hall’s appointment is not official as yet, due to the fact that only three of the six towns making up the advisory council of towns were present at the meeting A vote of four towns is needed to make the appointment official. Present at last Wednesday’s meeting were David Nine, Syracuse; Dale Wine, Pierceton; and Jim Brooks. Milford The towns of Claypool. Mentone and Silver Lake were not represented Calls Other Tow ns After about a delay of approximatebKone half-hour Nine, who chaired ? the meeting, called town board members of the towns of Mentone anfFClaypool He first called Mentttie. but no one was able to come He then tried Claypool, but didn’t receive an answer. Nine then called Syracuse Town Attorney Robert Reed, who said the meeting could b§ held and an appointment made, but minutes of the meeting and a

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letter of consent will have to be sent to all the towns making up the council. At least four letters of consent will now have to be returned, ratifying Hall’s appointment, to make it official. Nine introduced Hall’s name.to the council. He said Hall is “fair" and is interested in zoning and in zoning problems. Nine also said Hall would make a good appointment because he lives across from Syracuse Lake and appreciates lake problems. Nine added that Hall is not biased in any way “He looks at things with an open mind," he said Hall has been a permanent resident of Syracuse for 23 years. He worked for an oil company for over 20 years and presently works in the mobile home and RV industry. Mrs Mason was the other name considered for the appointment. She has lived in Kosciusko County all her life and works at R. R. Donnolly's in Warsaw Mrs Mason, who was present at the meeting, said “I have become pretty well acquainted with zoning laws in this area and in the county." Nine said he personally feels Mrs Mason would not make a good appointment, due to the lawsuits she has been and is involved with, many of which have to do with zoning He said, “I really don’t think the council of towns could wholeheartedly

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endorse you because of lawsuits.” He said there would be a conflict of interest. Nine also added that he is looking for someone who lives on a lake and someone who lives in Turkey Creek Township. It is for these reasons why he felt Hall would make a good appointment. Hall was unanimously approved by the three present. Copies of the minutes and letters of consent will now’ be sent to all six towns making up the council for final approval. Floyd Wickershams entertain for daughter/ husband Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wickersham of Big Barbee Lake held a surprise dinner in honor of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Peters of Fort Myers, Fla., Sunday, j Those enjoying the day were Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCartney and Doug Crawley of near Yorktown; Mr. and Mrs. Rex Read and sons of Anderson; Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hornback and David Crawley of Muncie; George Chapin of Indianapolis; Chris Clupper of South Whitley; and Mr. and Mrs Ervin Scovill of Barbee Lake The Peters will be moving to their new home in Cape Coral, when they return to Florida.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1977

HKIM • o • TO OBSERVE Mth ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. George Auer of Milford will be honored by their children at an open house on Sunday, Sept. 4, in honor of their Mth wedding anniversary which will be on September 6. The open house will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Auer at 131 W. Boston St.. Syracuse. Serving as hosts will be Robert Auer of Milford, George, Jr., of Milford. Merietta Twa its of Marion. Betty Scott of r 3 Syracuse and Ted Auer of Syracuse. The couple requests no gifts.

Open house set at the Bremen Bible Institute

Visitors are invited to attend an open house at the Bremen Evening Bible Institute on Tuesday, Sept. 13. A first hand opportunity to investigate the school, attend classes and meet the faculty will be provided in-

div idua Is throughout northern Indiana. “The purpose of the evening,” states Rev. Bob Gray, director of Midwestern Bible Institute, “is to introduce people to the type of program being offered at Bremen and the future ministry of Midwestern Bible Institute.” AU classes will begin at 7 p m. at the facilities of the Community Gospel Church in Bremen. A special chapel service will begin at 7:55 p.m. followed by an informal coffee time allowing visitors to speak with individual faculty members. The Bremen Evening Bible Institute is the first phase of a three-year program designed to introduce a resident one-year Bible Institute to northern Indiana. Coordinating efforts are being led by Rev. Bob Gray under the direction of a local board of directors. Field trip is planned on the Little Elkhart The September field trip for the Tippecanoe Audubon Society is planned for Sunday afternoon. Sept. 4. A canoe trip is to be made on the south fork of the Little Elkhart River. An area referred to as the “Spreads” wiU be explored and is an excellent outdoor ecology study area. Anyone wishing to join the outing should meet at the Pierceton Community building atl:4sp.m.orat the Counting House Bank lot, SR 15 and US 30 Warsaw, at 2 p.m. If you need a canoe, arrangements can be made by contacting Paul Steffen. The supply is limited, so don’t wait. TAS schedules field trips every first Sunday afternoon of the month, and trips regardless of weather. Those who are interested need not be members to attend. For further information call Steffen. Syracuse police arrest several Syracuse police arrested several juveniles and two-out-of town men on charges over the past week. The juveniles, seven in all, were picked up on curfew violations. Alan Barry Coplin, Albion, was arrested for the theft of two canoes from the Sea Nymph Boat Company. Also arrested was Manuel N. Guevara, East Fifth Street, box 234 New Paris. His charge was driving under the influence of alcoholic beverages Aluminum boat, motor stolen A 14-foot Lone-Star aluminum boat with a 1966 9 and one-half hp Johnson motor was stolen near the Kale Island Bridge in Syracuse sometime after August 17, report Syracuse police. The boat is owned by Bill Mishler, Meadow Lane, Nappanee. The theft was reported to police at 9 a.m. Saturday. Aug. 27.

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Announce Gift of Life campaign

Michael Engle of Leesburg has been named chairman of the Kosciusko County rural Gift of Life campaign to benefit the Kidney Foundation of Indiana. The Lake City Bank, Warsaw, will serve as a collecting point for all contributions received from rural residents in Kosciusko County. Engle, a patient of kidney disease, received a kidney transplant 14 years ago. Beginning in late August, passkits containing the uniform organ donor card and contribution envelopes will be distributed Bryon Fervida loses leg in farm accident Bryon Fervida. 33, r 2 Milford, lost a leg as the result of an accident at his farm west of town. Reports state Fervida went to a field to feed his cattle about 6 am. last Monday. He was working in a shed at the north edge of the farm when his leg became entangled in an auger used to fill the feed trough. He freed himself and applied a tourniquet by using his belt. He pulled himself into his pickup and drove home, falling on the steering wheel, sounding the horn. His wife, Sheryl Ann, was in the house and heard the hom. Going to investigate she found her husband. She called a relative and they transported Fervida to the Goshen Hospital. He was in surgery for four hours with the injured leg being removed seven inches below the knee. Youths arrested for theft at Polk Equipment A Warsaw and Milford youth have been arrested by Kosciusko County police officers for the July 31 burglary at the Polk Farm Equipment Co., in Leesburg. Charles Douglas Sexton, 19, r 1 Milford and Tom Lee Shepherd, 18, r 2 Warsaw, are alleged to have stolen a large calculator, valued at $400; a smaller calculator, portable radio and other items from the business. Sexton was held at the county jail in lieu of a $2,000 bond on a charge of second-degree burglary and theft. Shepherd was released in the custody of his parents.

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among the residents of Kosciusko County. The last resident along each route is requested to forward contributions accumulated from his neighborhood to the Lake City Bank. Funds raised in the Gift of Life campaign will support Kidney Foundation programs in the area of public and professional education, patient services and research. Kosciusko County residents have the opportunity to support these programs in addition to signing an organ donor card which could mean giving a Gift of Life to two people in the event of their death. Completing a uniform organ donor card is a simple process. It involves no registration, only the signatures of the donor and two witnesses. The donor simply keeps the card in his wallet. Beginning no later than January

Krull reunion held at Locke

The 39th annual Krull reunion was held recently in the Hochstettler Construction building in Locke with 47 present. After a basket dinner the afternoon was spent in visiting and a discussion was held on compiling a family history of the anceSters of Folkert and Simkjen (Reptra) Krull. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glanders were hosts for the event. Attending from a distance were Miss Linda Krull of Texhoma, Okla.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rovelstad from Albuquerque, N. M. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brouwer and son of Warsaw; and Jim Brouwer of Shipshewana. And, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Krull and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Krull, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Krull and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton, all from Milford; Mr: and Mrs. Maurice Newcomer, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Newcomer and son, Mr. and Mrs. Issac Krull. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Krull and

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1,1978, the uniform organ donor card, which gives donors the option to donate a specific organ (s), the unrestricted use of body parts, or their entire body for research, will be a permanent part of the Indiana Driver’s License. A signature on the appropriate portion of the card will make the license a valid donor card. Says Engle: “Kidney disease is certainly no party. But if you keep your faith and have a strong will to live you can overcome many things. And I have faith that, through the help of people who care, someday we will find a cure for kidney disease.” For additional information on kidney disease, or organ donation, write the Kidney Foundation of Indiana, 1010 E. 86th Street, Bldg. 1060, Indianapolis, Ind. 46240.

daughter, Mrs. Irene Pippinger and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hochstetler and family, all from Nappanee; And, Mr. and Mrs. David Krull and La Verda Krull from New Paris; Mr. and Mrs. George Truex and daughters of Goshen; and Mrs. Joan Steward and daughters of LaGrange. Issac Krull will host the reunion next year.

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