The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 41, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 November 1977 — Page 2

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PRIZE WINNERS AT MILFORD — Three of the children of Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Schafer of r 1 Syracuse woo top honors at the Milford Halloween festival last Saturday night David arrived at the festival as the Headless Horseman while his brother Kenny and stater Marie were a horse. David took the moot original honors while Kenny and Marie won the grand prise.

Schafers win top prizes

David. Kenny and Marie Schafer took the top prizes at the Milford Halloween party last Saturday night. The annual event, held in the junior high school gym. is sponsored by the Lions, Legion and Legion Auxiliary David Schafer won the most original honor while Kenny and Marie teamed up to take the grand prize award. Others winning prizes were as follows: Ghosts — Robert Hamilton, first, Rusty Keister, second; and Dedra Pershing, third Cowboys - Loretta Schafer THE MAIL JOURNAL PubiSy Th* Mail J**"*! •«•»» Wednesday and catered a* Claw matter at the Pen othct a» Syracuse. Indiana UH’ PvMtCafion Ns Ji Second class »o»lae* paid at >9J E M*.n street Syracuse maiana **M’ ano *» M’fl •»■<« Sa*scr,o«ien M pe» year <n Koto vine CSMUty »’» outside county I J

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Indians — Phil Hahn, first; Sonya Yant, second; Vicki Holderread, third Devils — Tracy Stump and Marsha Evans, first Hobo — Janette Cone, first Animals — Jennifer Bradley, first. Lesa and JoaLua Hunsberger. second; Andy Wuthrich, Fitness 'in' — {Continued from page 1) alone doesn’t take off weight, that they must diet along with exercise if they want to take off weight.” she comments. "What we do is tone the muscles up for better health.” She adds. "Ob. we can take a couple inches off the waist line and you’ll feel better, but it’s all due to better circulation." She says since exercising she hadn’t been ill nor had a cold in four years. The program includes three minutes of cardiovascular exercises to get the heart rate up to 120 beats per minute. The brief lecture at the beginning of the exercise program is to inform students it al! leads to better general health. „ At the present Donna is planning three sessions per year:

mm Clowns — Adam Wilson, first; Alice Sanders, second; Spencer Long, third Story Book Characters — Tina Scott, first; Jon Free, second; Ricky Thompson, third Miscellaneous characters — Terry Bailey, first the fall session lasting until Thanksgiving, the winter session begins the second week in January and the spring session begins the middle of March. Donna says exercising need not be a grueling thing, that 15 to 20 minutes three times a week of exercise is sufficient to achieve fitness. But, she warm, if you do not keep up an exercise program you’ll drift back into your old living habits. She makes it sound so easy and so much fun. Wonder if it’ll work for us? Buys sander — (Continued from page 1) Farber commented that all the trucks are used for different purposes and all are needed at one time or another. Other board members gave their opinions on the need for the

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truck. Darrel Grisamer said he wasn’t ready to make up his mind yet but that the board should go ahead and advertise for bids. David Nine said the town didn’t get as much asphalting done this year as they thought, so another truck might be needed next year for asphalting. He also said they might be better off buying the truck out of this year’s budget because the price might increase next year. Clifford Nicodemus said he felt the street department employees knew what they needed. It was decided to advertise for tads to come in by November 15, the next regular meeting of the board. Farber will also check with Brock Manufacturing, who would mount the bed on the truck if purchased, to see how much that would cost. Tranter next announced that Dave Snith. owner of Wawasee Motel, has contacted him saying he was having a problem hooking onto the sewer. Tranter told Farber to contact Jerry Lessig, town engineer, to try and settle the problem. Tranter also announced that there is a meeting of the Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission at 7 p.m. Wednesday night and advised all board members they should attend. Mrs. Betty Dust, clerk-treasurer And area plan commission member, said there is a possibility the town might be going under the area plan commission’s zoning ordinance and not keep with the Syracuse one, as was originally thought. Farber also announced he will shut off the leaf pick-up November 8. Backing car causes two-auto damage A driver, backing from a parking space Friday, in Syracuse, collided with another vehicle, causing a total of $2,000 damages. Herber Brenneman, 79, of Fort Wayne, reported to Syracuse Deputy Marshal Joseph Thornburg he was backing from a parking space in the 100 block of South Huntington Street, when his foot slipped off the brake onto the accelerator. His vehicle collided with an auto owned by Harold Michael of r 2 South Whitley. Brenneman’s vehicle received $1,500 damages and Michael’s car SSOO. Timothy Hursey injured in crash Tiinothy J. Hursey, 18, r 1 Cromwell, was injured in a onevehicle accident Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 26, approximately four miles northwest of Pierceton. Hursey was treated and released from Kosciusko Community Hospital for cuts to the left knee. Up and left wrist. His car struck a light pole on CR 650E, one-half mile south of CR 100 N. Damage was listed as $2,500 to the Hursey car and S3OO to the utility pole

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Milford driver in car-truck accident A car-truck accident near Nappanee last Tuesday afternoon involved art Milford driver. A car driven by Raymond S. Hochstetler, 75, r 1 Milford, was struck by a truck driven by Amos Miller, Jr., 25, r 1 Nappanee, at 3:45 p.m. at the intersection of CR 1350 N and CR 700 W. Miller was going south and struck the car which was going east on 1350 N. A total of SSOO in damages was listed to Hochstetler’s auto and $250 to Miller’s truck by investigating officer Burdell Blackbum. Two area men to be honored Two area employees of NIPSCo will be honored for their service to the company at a dinner Monday, Nov. 7, in Schererville. Wilbur M. Smith, 513 South Front Street, Syracuse, and Joe O. Estep, Milford, will be recognized for 25 years of service. Each will receive a commemorative watch. Dean H. Mitchell, chairman of NIPSCo, and Edmund A. Schroer, NIPSCo president and chief executive officer, will host the dinner. It will be at Tiebel’s Restaurant, state roads 41 and 30 in Shererville. Kathy Troup in accident A vehicle driven by Kathy R. Troup, 16, Milford, struck a 1976 Chevrolet station wagon driven by Paul Martin, 50, 313 East Purie Street, on Main Street at Madison Street in Goshen at 10:07 p.m. Friday, Oct. 28, after making a lane change. No one was hurt and the damage to each auto was $250, according to Ptl. Robert Taylor. Miss Troup was cited for unsafe lane movement.

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NATURAL GAS PIPELINE — Construction is underway on a 1,100-mile natural gas pipeline, which is s retching across the Milford and Syracuse areas. The pipeline. being built by Dome Pipeline, originates in Canada, with the section being put together in this area continuing to Ligonier. From there, the line will form a Y-shape, with one section g<tag to Detroit and the other progressing through Ohio. Trent bin gon the project is progressing at the rate of two miles per day. Dome will also build a bulk tael storage facility north of Milford on 14.47 acres of land west of CR 58, north rs the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The facility will be a combined pump station and terminal, wiiich will be tally automated. Maintenance crews for the facility will be based in Goshen. The pipeline company received the okay to rezone the 14.47 acres north of Milford from agricultural to heavy industrial from the Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission on September 7of this year,