The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 April 1978 — Page 18

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., April 19.1978

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B <*> * « #>T ¥A ;v wjju* / RECEIVE CHECK — Members of the Pierceton-Washington Park board receive a check from Leon Kubacki, executor of the Clarence S. Baxter estate, for use at the park. Pictured in front of the amphitheater dedicated to the former Pierceton businessman is Raymond Slusher, vice president of the board; Dick Pletcher, a member of the board; Delbert Caudill, president; Kubacki; and Bill Schuldt, board member. Not present is Alice Mort, secretary of the park board. Baxter estate benefits Pierceton area park

The Pierceton-Washington Park Board has received a check from the Clarence S. Baxter estate in the amount of $59,600.48. They also received an interest check for $715. This represents a final distribution of the special bequest provided in the last will and testament of Baxter, a former Pierceton businessman. One of the provisions of the last will and testament of Baxter, who died on August 25, 1976, provided that the rest, residue and remainder of the property of his estate be distributed to certain beneficiaries, one of which was the Pierceton Park board. Quoting from the will: “. . . I

Thornburg blood pressure screening is continuing

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Items reported missing from Leesburg home

A Leesburg home was broken into and some items taken between November 27, 1977 and April 11. A window door at the home of Wayne Harley, r 1 Leesburg, corner of CR 450 N and Nellie Bay Dr., was broken and rooms in the

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direct that this bequest be used for the purpose of purchasing, expanding and developing land, buildings and equipment and improvements thereon, in its program to provide park and recreation facilities for the Pierceton and Washington Township communities. ” t . ’ Clarence Baxter was the owner of Baxter’s Stores, one of which was located in Pierceton. He resided on a farm west of Pierceton for many years. A partial distribution of the special bequest, a check for $32,500, was presented to the park board on June 29, 1977. These checks make a total of $92,815.48 •

stores, administered by qualified health care professionals from Health Care Services. The screening takes less than two minutes to administer yet can lead to a longer, healthier life through proper detection and supervised medical care.

home ransacked. Reported stolen from the home are a bow and arrow, large wooden box of canned goods and a fiberglass fishing arrow. The incident was investigated by Gerry Moser, county patrolman.

received from the estate. The new amphitheater at the park, which will be dedicated this spring, is a memorial to Baxter. The purchase of approximately nine acres of land just north of the present park site, which brings the recreation facility to more than 15 acres, was also made possible by the bequest from Baxter. Future plans for the new property include an additional lighted ball field for adult slow pitch games with a 275-foot foul line, additional picnic area and a much needed parking area, in anticipation of the persons attending the events planned in the new amphitheater.

Screenings will be held at these locations on the following dates: Warsaw — May 3, May 17, May 31 Nappanee — May 5 North Webster — May 4 Columbia City — May 3 Syracuse — May 5 Cars collideln accideht Tuesday Cars driven by Keith W. Stevens, 18, r 2 box 80 Syracuse, and Wendy G. George, 16, r 1 box 404 Syracuse, collided at the intersection of SR 13 and Maple Drive in Syracuse at 6:44 p.m. April 17. George, who was injured slightly, complained of stomach pains. No damage estimate was given. Syracuse police investigated. Dave Holderman Kiwanis speaker Dave Holderman, past Lt. Gov., and Sherman Bryant, Lt. Gov.-elect for 1978-79, spoke at the Saturday morning meeting of the Wawasee Kiwanis Club. The men spoke on membership. They stressed the importance of new members from this area, relating directly to the club’s success or failure in the community. Both men stressed a 12 per cent annual growth of this service club to be a successful and progressive organization. Plans are being made for the second annual “500” pancake and sausage breakfast to be held May 27 from 6 a m. until 10:30 a.m. at the youth center.

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