The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 47, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 December 1978 — Page 5

Court news

Marriage Licenses The following couples have filed for a marriage license in the office of Jean Messmore, Kosciusko County Clerk: Rex-Wright Dennis William Rex, 21, r 1 Pierceton and Janet Sue Wright, 19, box 36 North Webster Maule-Roe Jon Stuart Maule, 20, r 1 Syracuse and Diana Lyn Roe, 17, r 1 Syracuse Miller-Tillotson David Ben Miller, 27, box 335 Milford and Katherine Louise Tillotson, 23, box 64 Milford

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Brown-Marks Michael Eugene Brown, 28, r 5 box 436 Syracuse and Theckla Rae Marks, 29, r 5 Syracuse Brady-Siri Daniel James Brady, 25, r 4 box 83A, Syracuse and Teresa Marie Siri, 19, r 4 Syracuse May-West Ronald Eugene May, 31, r 1 Milford and Diane Elaine West, 25, r 1 White Pigeon, Mich. Marriage Dissolutions Stookey — Beverly Stookey, r 2 Leesburg and Jack E. Stookey, r 2 Leesburg. The couple was married December 6, 1969 and

separated December 1, 1978. Petitioner asks that the marriage be dissolved; that the respondent be ordered to pay petitioner’s attorney’s fees, that petitioner be awarded the custody of the minor children, that the respondent be ordered to pay to the clerk of the court for the use and benefit of the petitioner a reasonable sum for the support and maintenance of children; that the court make an equitable division of the property, for the costs of this action and for all other relief proper. Wagoner — Joan Ellen Wagoner, North Webster and Mervin Woodrow Wagoner 11, North Webster. Married August 18, 1959 the couple separated November 27,1978. The petitioner asks that her marriage be dissolved, that the court make a fair and equitable division of the property of the parties and for all other proper relief. -Turnbow — Lydia Esther Turnbow, r 3 box 39A Syracuse and Cletus Earl Turnbow, Midland, Texas. The couple separated on June 13, 1978. Petitioner requests the court to

dissolve the marriage and further that she be restored to her former name of Lydia Esther Rivera. The following claims have been filed in Kosciusko County Court, Loren Collier, judge: Small Claims John Hagen, 113 S. Huntington, Syracuse vs Barry Coy, 100 Wood Street, Syracuse. The plaintiff asks judgment against the defendant in the amount of $766, for costs of the action and for all other proper relief. The following claims have been filed in Kosciusko County Court, Gene Lee, judge: Damages Doyle L. Talbott/Baltimore, Maryland vsCathy Bales, r 2 Leesburg. Plaintiffs asks for judgment against the defendant in the amount of $50,000 for the costs of the action and for all other just and proper relief in the premises. BOOKED AT COUNTY JAIL Dennis Jay Darr, 29, of r 4 Syracuse was booked at the

Kosciusko County Jail on Monday and held on a parole violation. Violations Speeding — William Lambert, 20, Syracuse, $35; Dennis Spearman, Syracuse, $35; Michael Atkinson, 21, Leesburg, S4O; Alice Steffen, 16, Syracuse. $35; Franklin Krantz, 35, Syracuse, S4O; Kathy Stewart, 16, Syracuse, S4O; Kent Badskey, 18, North Webster, S4O; Jason Shoemaker, 22, Syracuse, $45; Don Irwin, 19, North Webster, $55; Samuel Baumgartner, 19, Milford, S4O; Christian Koher, 30, Syracuse, S4O; William Jones, 17, Syracuse, S4O; Brian Neibert, 20, Leesburg, $35. No trapping license — Harlen Steffen, 44, Syracuse, S3O Illegal parking — Steven Neibert, 19, Leesburg, $35 Inadequate life belts — Russell Shrene, 23, Syracuse, $35 Illegal consumption—Jenilynn Pearson, North Webster, $35 Conversion A — Gail Grindle. 22, Leesburg, $89.50 “Life is a jigsaw puzzle with most of the pieces missing."

Keep them guessing

This Christmas eve, all across America, thousands of amateur Santas will be stuffing pillows into red jackets, pulling on false beards, and trying to look like that “jolly old elf.” Here are some tips to keep the audience guessing. For snowy eyebrows, use an old toothbrush or a small brush to stroke eyebrows against the way they normally grow. This will enable you to coat the individual hairs. Apply a light coat of vaseline or white facial cream to

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Microwave Ovens — They’re Handy Holiday Time-Savers

What modern homemaker wouldn’t welcome the addition of a time-saving appliance to the kitchen? And especially so during the busy holiday season. One of the greatest timesavers to come on the kitchen scene in years is the countertop microwave oven. Microwave cooking is fast, convenient, prepares just about anything from snacks to main dishes in only a matter of minutes. This speed is a major plus for working women or for those who would like to spend less time in the kitchen, particularly during the holidays. The most versatile microwave oven is one with solidstate controls. Cooking control “at your fingertips” is literally true with solid-state touch controls. Almost any combination of controls handles Guidelines for Hosting This Holiday Season Don’t wait until party day to clean house. You’ll be too tired for your guests. Don’t get so wrapped up in one conversation that you forget your other guests. Don’t leave the television on when guests arrive .. . invited, or uninvited. Don't force games, cards, TV or records on guests. Do personally talk with each guest at least one time. Do offer everyone something to eat or drink. Do leave all your outside lights on; especially this time of year. Do try to draw all guests into a conversation that’s suited to them. Do put yourself in their place. What would you expect at their house?

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Wed., December 13,1978 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

the brows. Then dab white facial powder, baking powder or corn starch over eyebrows using a powder puff. This will wash away easily when the performance is over. Before buying a set of wig and whiskers, consider the age of your audience, how long the costume will be worn and whether it will be worn only once or for several years. For a more realistic appearance, it may be necessary to invest in a higher priced set.

practically every cooking need, with such digital displays as operating time, temperature and time of day readily seen. Microwave ovens are simple to operate: just load, close the door, set the controls. and you're ready. Hotpoint’s comprehensive cookbook and guide is filled with step-by-step recipes and suggestions for the beginner and the expert alike. So, get into the swing of microwave cooking — and save valuable time while doing it.

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When affixing the beard, be sure to place the elastic strap over the top of the head, not behind the ears and across the back of the head. After the beard is in place, the wig can be put on over it. To wash synthetic wig and whisker sets,, use lukewarm water and any household soap or detergent. After rinsing, wring out the excess water and put on a hat block or a form resembling the human head. Use a wide-tooth comb and loosely comb hair while still moist. Then brush gently for smoothness. The wig can now be set with curlers or bobby pins: do not use curling irons or chemical cleaners. When completely dry, remove curlers and gently comb and brush the hair.

* ? • * m + •/’ o rrA /’*’••• *••**’ °\ meow CHiisrmAS Best wishes to all the friends who have patronized us. MAIN CHANNEL MARINA Nell & Gary Webb

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