The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 2, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 January 1979 — Page 9

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Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Nellan Realty 52 28 Mastercraft 48W 31'2 Dewart Lake Marina 48 32 Star Store 48 32 La Petite 1 47 33 Wyant Chevrolet 43 3ZSpry Decorator 3d 44 Beacon 3d 44 State Bank of Syracuse 34'a 45'a Enchanted Hills Playhouse 32 48 Dons Mechanic 27 53 Ace Pest Control 28 54 High team game Nellan Realty 790 High team series: Ace Pest Control 2230 500 series L Eastman 510, S Quinn 53d. R. Gerrify 500 450 series and above: S. Koser 458. L. Jones 481. L- Crow 4dd, L McFarland 452. B Kline 458. J. Gray 453. K Franke 451. L. Speicher 4d2. B Hinton 4d2. A. Dahlstrom 471 170 games and above: L Jones 174. J. Gray 178, L. Eastman 176, L Speicher. J Maher 172, S. Quinn 175 180 181. E Hunter 171, B. Hinton 184, R Gerrity 173 191, A Dahlstrom 174 Bantam Super Strikers 33 15 Angels 31 17 Bionic Bowlers 31 17 Close Encounters , 30' a 17'a The Strikers 30'a 17'a Cheetaha 29 19 Trojans 28 20 Avon Toys 27 21 Champs 26 22 Convoy 25 23 Pin Splitters 25 23 The Little Rascals 24 24 Sunshinners 21 27 Battlestar Galactica 21 27 Star Wars 20 28 Roadrunners 19* a 25'a Falcon 15'a 32'a Morning Glorys 14 34 Sunflowers 12 38 Beginners H 25 High team game: Convoy — 455 » High team series: Convoy - 881 Both games the same: B Carter — both 95 100 games: A. Flanagan 104, S Carson 139, P. Steele 100. D. Enright 135, 124 T Minnix

Fort Wayne Insurance Agency Ar Opens Syracuse Office In a major expansion program, the Fort Wayne Agency of Horace Mann W Insurance Companies an- * / nounces the assignment of Tom Stiver as agent for Kosciusko County effective 7 February 5. Mr. Stiver’s ’ achievements and recent . 4 completion of Horace Mann’s | , 1 Career Agent School has ■ J > earned him a promotion to f Account Representative. | ' ' * ' > Mr.. Stiver is being transferred from East Allen County and Fort Wayne where he has served for the past year and half. Prior to his employment with Horace Mann. Mr. Stiver taught and coached in Svracuse for 9 years where he is now setting up his office at 1006 South Huntington. His mailing address will be P.O. Box 335. Horse Conditioner 4 K/-> & Balancer/Vf VITAMIN ENRICHED jgW SUPPLEMENT fg 1 ''iff JZ fe,. TO KEEP /OUR DRAFT HORSES IN SHAPE AND BITTER FERTILITY FEED (BEST WAY) Gives errget up and go! Used from the East to the West Coat. Used by the finest Thorobred, Standard Bred ancPony farms in the country. Proof of its performnce. A feed base mineralized conditioner, and suplement that is palatable and economical to use. Rio in variety of high quality proteins and minera> for development of strong muscles and soundtone formation. Extremely high vitamin analys. Contains time-tested old ingredients that are prove since 1930. Souder’s Horse Conditioner imprves the nutrition in basic feed programs. For Contact The Following Dealers: MR. CHSTER. A. MILLER MR. LEVI J. BONTRAGER 11902CR1 R. 1 Box 220 Millersbtg, Ind. Centerville, Mich. 49032 MAST EPAIR SHOP MR. JONI M. BONTRAGER R. 1 R-1 Topekclnd. 46571 Shipshewana, Ind. 46565 TAYBR FEED MILL MR. ALVIN I. MILLER R. 4 B< 149 15524 CR 34 LaGrige, Ind. 46761 Goshen, Ind. 46526 MRWILLIAM D. SCHMUCKER MR. MONROE J. YODER R. 40x242 R. 159266 CR 43 LaConge, Ind. 46761 Middlebury, Ind. 46540 MFG.BY SAUDERFARM, INC. Grabill, Ind. 46741 219-627-2196

154, 128. S. Grindle 122, C. Speicher 111, D Justice 100, T. Grawcock 113. J. Steller 133, 114, G Miller 117, R Wise 138, J. Croy 108. T Enright 112, D Reid 103. R Elias 128, 108, M Harter 112. M Miller 138 Ist high ind. game - T. Minnix - 154 2nd high ind. game - S. Carson - 139 3rd high ind. game M. Miller - 138 Hits & Misses Campbell Mkt. , 54's 29!-a Keg Tavern 49'j 34'j Wiles Motors 48'? 35’z Corn Flakes 45 39 Guide 41 Bud's Body Shop 40 4) Paul's U Lock It 40 *4 Fry and Wells Realty 36‘a 47' 2 Gutter Dusters 30' 2 49'2 Barth, Inc. 30' 2 53’ 2 High team game: Wiles Motors -- 889 Highteam series: Campbell Mkt. - 1935 500 series B Simon 521, K Knisley 210 585. B Slabaugh 202 548. S Kern 177. 171,160 . 508, J Kern 204 530, S Kalisik 531. F. Nyikos 508 160 games and above: P Bright 186, B Slabaugh 188. C. Campbell 187, J. Eby 16» Land 'O' Lakes Ligonier Elk's IV 1 Syracuse Legion 14 6 Wawaseeßowl 14 8 Flint Realty l?'z 7'2 Crow Rooting Inc 12 8 Frog Tavern 11 9 Whitacre Excavating 11 9 C & J Construction 11 ,9 State Bank of Syracuse 10 10 J P Midway Lounge >0 10 Cromwell Lumber 9 11 The Lost Knight 9 11 The Little People Shoppe 8 12 Mid State Ins. Agency 7'z >2'2 Commodore Corp 7 13 Paul sCeramic 6 14 Knight's of Columbus 5 15 Sprague Roofing 4 16 High team game and series Ligonier Elk's- 971 2607 ’ 500 series: R Williamson 564. G B shop 544, A. Epert 532, P Flanagan 529, C Walton 580, E Edgar 515, Cliff Walton 548, G Nordman 527, F. Nyikos 549, L Longen

baugh 526, M. Simon 537, C Summerlot 504. G Price, 526, B Eyer 546, R Nelson 551. M Boyer 523. M. Yoder 502. R Einsiedel 524. M Durham 528, M. Sprague 507. R Hicks 546, E. Coburn 535, H Lambert 505. T Ervin 502, R Simon 577, D Butler 530 200 games: R Williamson 228. P Flanagan 235, C Walton 210, F Nyikos 213, M Simon 203. B Eyer 204. R Nelson 212. M Durham 210, R Hicks2o4, R. Simon 224 Sunday Night Mixed Holiday Rambler 57 23 Evans 52 28 Fairmont 50 30 Holiday Homes 47'a 3?’a Oasis 44' 2 35* a Millers 43 37 Kale Island Bait 42 38 Taylor 39' ? 40' a X Rays 36 44 Smokey's 35'a 44' 2 Lowe's 32 48 Tim's Texaco 31 49 Shaw's 31 49 G Guzzlers 19 61 High team game Holiday Rambler 881 High team series Taylor Wholesale 1891 500 series L Hawn 501, D Ketcham 577. S Shaw 526. D Jones 510. P Solina 542 D Hamilton 543 450 series and above E Slabaugh 456, A Dean 471. S. Opalek 454. S Hapner 461, D Nottingham 459 200 games D Ketcham 200. S Shaw 243 D Hamilton 202 170 games and L Hawn 179. A Dean 183, S Hapner 173. B Hamilton 180 Monday Night High 714 48 16 Stroh's 42’2 21’2 3Hits&AMiss 42 22 Champions 40 24 Hot Shots 39' z 24' 2 2 on 2 36 28 N W Bowlers 34'2 29'z Rinkerbuilt 33 31 Challenger 32 32 Natural High 30'2 33'2 QualladeKids 29'2 34'2 Rowdies 28 36 4Musketeers * 28 36 Alley Cats 28 36 American Legion 27’2 36'z Grass Pickers 26 38 Shock Oil 22 42 Highlteam and series 3 Hits 8. A Miss 597 1754 430 series G Weisser 436, C Swihart4B7, P Gerrity 435, D Kern 499, D Stahley 437, S Miller 433, D. Fry 443 150 games: G. Weisser 162 153, C Swihart 178-156 153. P. Gerrity 186. P Morganthaler 155, D Kern 134 157 188; R Rhodes 152, R Harris 155, :S. Miller 159. B. Boyer. 150. C Beezley 150, 0 Fry 154 172, T Eby 196. J. Nickedemous 161. R Hamman 155. R. Hively 153 Tuesday Night Ladies Lake of the Valley 722 Whetten's Asphalt 644 Das Keller 595 Syracuse Rubber 585 Wawasee Interiors 580 Walter Drugs 565 Barth Vans 538 Schwartz's Super Value .477 Paper's. Inc. 408 Butler Customs 398 My Store 352 Ganshorn 335 High team game and series: Lake of the Valley - 852 2286 500 series: S. Keim 589, J. Wortinger 507, B. Schopfsls 450 series and above: P Green 456, J Hickman 454, M. Pauff 480. C. Yoder 463 200 games: S Keinv22l 202, G. Chalk 200 160 games and above P Green 163. J Wortinger 168 181. S Keim 166. P Smith 178' 8 Schopf 170 186. J. Hickman 194. M Pauff 164 182, L Musselman 168, E Wogoman 161, C. Yoder 169 166. J Hoover 174. B Miller 173, S Gilbert 165 Pipes freeze, extensive damage Jeff Hamman and Gerald Wiseman, r 1 Leesburg, reported to police the main entrance door to a home at the intersection of CR 350 N and 100 E, between Leesburg and Warsaw, was opened, which allowed the pipes to freeze and cause flooding in the residence. The exact time of the incident is not known but happened sometime within the past week, according to Kosciusko County Police Lt. Richard Mikel. Between $4,500 "and $5,000 damage was estimated to the carpets, ceilings and walls which were all soaked. 'TRY US ON FOR SIZE" MEN WOMEN AAA AA A SA 4A jA ■8 18 717 sl7 ‘7 12 sIJ 5-13 3 C D AA B C 513 5»? 517 4U3U 413 E 2E 3E "Tl 3F 5 ife ,5 16 5 ife 413 313 413 5E 6F Brown Kids 5 '5 5 13. 6’! Shoes A Hhf u EHE • Boss • De»H*r • Hush Puppies • Adidov • Red Amq • Porto Ped • Atiqht • €onve»se • Red • Child Life • Wolverme • O’ os shoppe’s • Nurse Motex • • Top. Supers • Ped win- • Flee-* A‘> • Pro Keds • Evons • Nu”--Bu*»h • Roblee • Herbs* • Mossoq>( • Tkos • Dot s • Mellow Mo»es • Vine’ • BeO’ T’ops • F t y-e • S*o< y Adorns • Bos*oniO’>s • Nettle ton • Penoho • Dunhom • Cobbles • Mo’qon MusterCltarge »ViM»Americnn Exprets Doug Pilcher Shoe Store 2H/457-3M2- Open 6 Dm, 9 to 6 106 S. Huntington St. (S.R. 13) Syracuse, IN 46567

— McCulloch /was sß9.9s\ Mac 110 U FB3‘ 5 Chain Saw • 1.8 inch engine o 10" guide bar and chain • Automatic and f manual oiling M a Wraparound Chain f Brake/Hand Guard safety feature II * • Many other pro features AM EzJ MCCULLOCH I WITH CHAIN BRAKE H&H REPAIRSHOP-I I MILE SOUTH &V 4 MILE EAST of NAPPANEE. INDIANA

DANA INDUSTRIAL GROUP FORMED — Dana Corporation president. Gerald B, Mitchell, announced the formation of the Dana Industrial Group to accelerate the company's growth in the industrial market. The Industrial Group is one of three separately reporting and independent corporate groups in Dana's tripod operational organization, which also includes Vehicular and Service. Mitchell named Borge R. Reimer, above, to be president of the Dana Industrial Group. Reimer was formerly senior group vice president — In-, dustrial. Dana industrial sales for the fiscal year ending August 31. 1978, were $423 million, representing 1» per cent of Dana's total sales of $2.25 billion. According to Reimer. “The impact of Dana's commitment to industrial growth is illustrated by the fact that in 1972, only 6 per cent of $52 million of corporate sales were in the industrial market. We believe that by reorganizing our operations w ithin the Industrial Group along the lines of technological disciplines — mechanical, electrical and fluid power — we shall further increase our growth and improve our service to this expanding market.” Dana's objective is to achieve relative sales balance among its three groups, with 30 per cent of its total sales represented by the Industrial Group. 30 per cent by the Service Group, and 40 per cent by the Vehicular Group. $ 2,200 damage as car-truck collide on 400E A truck owned by Maple Leaf Farms Inc., Milford, received SI,OOO damage when it collided with a car operated by Billy J. Collett, 18, r 3 Warsaw. Driving the Maple Leaf Farm truck was Alphonsus J. Groninger, 41. r 1 Warsaw. The accident occurred at the intersection of CR 400E and 500 S. three miles southwest of Pierceton. Both vehicles were heading north on CR 400E. Kosciusko County Patrolman Brant Nellans estimated the damage to the Collett auto at $1,200. Two have licenses suspended by DMV Paul Hall. Jr., P.O. Box 76. Atwood and Tony M. Heiman, r 2 Warsaw, have had their driver's licenses suspended for drunken driving by the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Hall was suspended from Julv 6. 1978 to September 6, 1978 Heiman is suspended from November 9. 1978 to February 7. 1979. Icy ruts blamed for accident A Leesburg man, Ronnie L. Tharp. 26. told Kosciusko County officers he was northbound on CR 225 W at 2:05 p.m. on Saturday, just west of Warsaw, when his jeep went into a rut causing him to go out of control. The vehicle hit several mail boxes and four paper boxes causing $l5O damage to the boxes and approximately S4OO damage to his jeep.

No report as yet on explosion

No report has been rendered as yet on the probable cause of the explosion that completely demolished the private home oF Wanda Moser on the SyracuseWebster Road near Wawasee High School in the early morning hours of Saturday, Jan. 6. This word comes from Michael D. Dielman, division supervisor of personnel safety and claims at the Northern Indiana Public Service Co. office at Goshen this morning. Mr Dielman was in on the preliminary investigation of the explosion in which Mrs. Moser miraculously escaped with her life, and on the several days' investigation that followed. He said an Indianapolis private investigator, named Jack Wolf, was brought in to render an impartial opinion on probable cause. Dielman said if a report

Yearly report listed for Syracuse EMS

Syracuse EMS Captain Corky Wong has listed the following statistics for the year 1978 for the emergency unit: Ambulance calls in town, 229; calls in township, 207; calls in other townships. 22; total miles traveled by ambulance, 12.714; and total miles traveled loaded in ambulance. 5,821. Total miles traveled on town calls. 5.910; total loaded miles on town calls. 2,649; township calls for miles traveled. 6.679; loaded miles on township calls. 3.109; miles traveled on other township calls. 389; totaled loaded miles traveled on other township calls, 185. Total miles traveled on nontransport calls. 528. Transport of patient to Goshen Hospital. 289; to Kosciusko Community Hospital, 28; to Elkhart Hospital. 10; to other Vandalism reported at Syracuse Car Wash Several cases of vandalism were reported during the past ten days at the Syracuse Car Wash, and investigation by Syracuse police continues. Carl Reinholt, proprietor, said six windows were broken sometime during the week end of January 20-21, and that entry was attempted, but hot gained, last Friday evening in an effort to obtain coins from the money boxes. Woman arrested for Syracuse theft A Goshen woman. Dorcas Elaine Holmes. 39, was taken into custody Monday in connection with a December theft from the George Holmes residence on r 3 Syracuse. She was arrested on a Kosciusko County Court warrant and charged with criminal conversion. The woman is accused of taking a 350 Super Hawk Honda motorcycle and a Mosburg rifle on December 10 from the Holmes home. She was released on S4OO bond. Enters guilty plea Michael Allen Yoder. 19. r 1 Syracuse, when appearing before Kosciusko Superior Court Judge Robert Burner last Thursday, entered a plea of guilty to burglary in connection with a break-in of a dwelling belonging to Dr. Stephen P. Hunt at Lake Wawasee last October 17. If found guilty of the felony, a class B felony, he could receive a six to 20-year prison sentence in addition to a fine of up to SIO,OOO. Taken in the break-in was beer, a camera, money and two rifles. Yoder was arrested on December 21, and released after posting a bond of $2,500. He appeared in court Thursday with his attorney Steve Hagen of Syracuse, after appearing on January 11 requesting additional time to consult with an attorney.

HELP WANTED Qualified person to work at First Federal Savings & Loan Association, Syracuse branch, for the position of part-time or full-time teller. Teller must be person of a pleasant personality, well groomed, with secretarial experience. Call For Appointment At FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION WAWASEE VILLAGE Phone: 457-4411

has been filed he has not seen it as yet. Jay Peffley. manager of the Syracuse NIPSCo office, said this week his local office has had no part in the investigation. Speculation followed the tragic explosion that there was a gas leak in the main near the road, and that inasmuch as the ground was frozen, gas followed the gas and or water line into the Moser home, causing the explosion. Gas also found its way into a neighboring house, occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. (“Butch") Firestone and their two small children Dawn and Larry. Gas in the Firestone home was said to have reached the 60 per-cent level, but there was no explosion there. The Firestones had to evacuate their home for several days, however.

hospitals. 20; and non-transport of patient 111. The report average shows total calls up 115 from 1977, total ambulance calls up 147, total miles traveled by ambulance up 1,790. total loaded miles traveled by ambulance up 453, total miles on town calls up 1.294, total loaded miles on town calls up 604, total miles traveled on township calls up L 122, loaded miles traveled on township calls up 415, total miles traveled on other township calls down 170, loaded miles on other township calls down 77. and total miles traveled for non-transport calls up 285. Time involved was up 99 hours. Audubon Society to visit bog The Laketon Bog will be the site for the February 4 field trip of the Tippecanoe Audubon Society. Persons wishing to participate should meet at 1:45 p.m. at the Counting House Bank Mall parking lot in Warsaw to travel to Laketon. The hike will begin at 2:30 p.m. for those wishing to meet at the bog. A hike in winter offers unique opportunities. A number of bird species winter in this area and the Audubon group works at sighting and identifying different birds. Animal tracks are also an item of study as well as other evidences of wildlife such as trails, feeding areas and winter forms of plant cover. Interested persons of all ages are welcome to participate in the Tippecanoe Audubon Society field trips. Car runs stop sign An auto driven by Wayne Ertle. Syracuse, collided with au auto driven by Michael” Yoder,, Milford, at 3:25 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 24. The accident occurred at the intersection of CR 1050 N and SR 13 near Syracuse. Ertle reportedly could not stop at the stop sign at 1050 N and pulled in front of Yoder. Damage to the Yoder vehicle was estimated at $350. Pleads guilty to burglary David Stump. 22. of North Webster, pleaded guilty to burglary, a class C felony, when appearing in Kosciusko Superior Court last Thursday, in connection with the break-in at Lakeland Sanitation Service at North Webster last September 12. Stump was arrested on September 14 for public intoxication, and found in his truck were two checkbooks, some checks, an unknown amount of change and a check writer, taken from the Sanitation facility. He has been held at the county jail on $3,000 bond since November 9. If found guilty of the Class C felony, he could receive from two to eight years in prison and a fine of up to SIO,OOO.

Wed., January 31,1979— THE MAIL-JOURNAL

’ 4 PHIL BEEP

Phil Beery Rich Stoller elected to presidencies

Phil Beer, president of Beer Realtors and Rich Stoller, president of Beer Builders, both of Syracuse, were recently elected presidents of the Kosciusko Board of Realtors and Kosciusko County Home Builders Association, respectively. $450 damages in 2-car collision Melinda M. Tom. 20, r 2 Leesburg and David E. Ruch, 23. 207 Mineral Springs. Winona Lake, were involved in an auto collision at the intersection of East Market St . and Argonne Rd.. Friday afternoon. Jan 19 An estimated S3OO damage was set to the Tom auto and $l5O damage to Rush's auto. Warsaw City Police Cpl David Curtis investigated. Investigation continues in break-in, theft Syracuse police continue investigation into a break-in and theft reported last Thursday at American Industries. Discovery of the break-in was made by Phil Leach on Thursday morning when arriving for work and entry was gained through a north window of the building. Approximately $2.50 in change was taken from a register.

Whirlpool Thin Twin automatic washers and dryers BOTH -vONLY 0 < 24" > . —J- _ WIDE / (3 V Model LFE 4900 I SPKUI \l / DOLLAR 1 0 / days I I J :?/ SAVINGS' I ■ mni imiiii lufisiir fTIHRBUE H w< : HrUllillllnLt si • S I w trw k Model LFC 4900 GRERT FEATURES The Washer The Dryer SURGILATOR® agitator • 5 cycles: Special cool-down SUPER, NORMAL, GENTLE, PERMT. care for Permt. PRESS and KNIT • 2 wash and 2 spin Press and Knit fabspeeds • Energy-saving water temp rics * Lint screen selector with 5 wash/rinse combina- • 3.4 cu. ft. drying tions • Lint filter • 4 level drum • Push-to-ing load-size selector • Automatic start button • Au-cool-down care for Permt. Press fab- tomatic door shutrics • Porcelain-enameled top and lid. off. EXPERT SERVICE appliance

* — RICH STOLLER

Beer was installed by Indiana State President Dick Sowash of Anderson Serving with Beer as vice president is Mike Niles, Warsaw realtor Stoller has also been appointed to a chair on the state Home Owners warranty program. He recently represented the home builders association at a national meeting in Las Vegas. Nevada. Stoller has been in the real estate construction field since 1973 He holds a masters degree from Purdue L niversity. He and his wife. Andrea, have two children. Jerrod. nine and Britani. five.

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