The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 March 1979 — Page 3
' liK^^ - m%*m~, i l pflH JB|gßPi-•—P'W-m ■ v " *• HIGH SALES IN 1978 — The four persons shown here from Todd Really, Syracuse, sold over $7,504),000 in real estate in 1978. Each of the $1.000,000 producers intend to better his or her record during 1979. Realtors pictured are Joe Todd. Leonard. Bob Gaier and Phil Baumgardt.
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Syracuse man booked for forgery of prescription
A Syracuse man, Peter Phillip Marshall, 25, 306 Benton Street, was booked at the Kosciusko County jail on Saturday on a charge of attempting tfo obtain a controlled substance under false pretenses. He was released after posting a SI,OOO bond. Marshall, an orderly in the emergency room of Kosciusko Community Hospital, allegedly forged a prescription last month for valium with the signature, also allegedly forged, of Thomas J. Miller. M.D., of South Bend. The doctor works at the Warsaw facility on a part-time basis. The forgery came to light as a nurse told Warsaw city police a letter was returned to the hospital, bearing the hospital return address. When opening the Parked car hit Charles Edgar of Syracuse reported to police Monday morning at 7:35 a m. of his 1975 Oldsmobile being hit sometime during the night in the parking lot at the Frog Tavern. Damage by Syracuse officers was estimated at $450 to the left front door, front bumper area, grill and hood panel. qr
letter, the nurse found the prescription. The letter was originally addressed to a Bloomington resident. The entire contents were turned over to the hospital administrator, who in turn notified %nty police. State police detectives also were called in on the matter. Syracuse BZA to meet on Thursday Members of the Syracuse Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 15, at town hall to hear several requests. On the docket will be the petition of Dorothy Firestone for special exception on a 30x40 addition to an existing) single family residence to convert to a duplex on Pickwick Road. Also, a petition will be heard for Ralph Miller on a variance asked to allow a residence and garage to be built within five feet of a side boundary line on the front and rear of the property located on the west side of Lake Street in Syracuse.
Girl Scouts have displays
In keeping with this year's theme. “Find The Gift In Every Child,” the area Girl Scouts will try to depict their ideas, projects-past, present and future in window displays. The displays are totally designed, constructed Don’t complain about the cold days; that is what you longed for back in August.
It Happened ... In Milford
1 YEAR AGO, MARCH 15.1978 A progress report on the vocational education co-op. program was presented to members of the Lakeland Community School Board of Trustees at their regular Tuesday night meeting Joel Bales. 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bales of r 3 Syracuse, will leave his studies at the North Webster Junior High School on March 23 to live for two weeks in the Indian Village of Nondalton, Alaska. When returning, three Indian students will accompany him for a brief stay. Harry Brinkman of Greenwood. son of Mrs. Harry
Webster man sentenced for resisting arrest
A North Webster man, 24-year-old Curtis Ryan Eby, was sentenced in Kosciusko County Court last Wednesday afternoon to serve six months at the state farm for resisting arrest. County Court Judge Loren Collier sentenced Eby after he was found guilty during his trial He was also ordered to pay a fine of sl3 and $32 in costs on speeding; $8 in fines and $32 costs for driving with a suspended
and put in the windows by the girls. The displays will be up during Girl Scout Week, now through March 17. Each troop will decorate a business window with their choice of painting the window, posters, collages or such items as uniforms, books, badges, projects. Each troop willhave a card in its window with troop number and scouting level on it. Judging will be going on all week. Certificates will be given to
Brinkman of r 4 Syracuse and the late Harry Brinkman, was one of 20 racing drivers out of 4.000 selectee for the 1977 American Hall of Fame Honor presentations were made in Detroit. Mich , on March 10. 5 YEARS AGO. MARCH 13. 1974 The Syracuse Zoning Board of Appeals ruled on three cases at the Syracuse town hall last Thursday niglg bes ore a standing room only meeting. A man weilding a .38 automatic in an attempted armed robbery at Greer's House of Gems on Main Street in Syracuse on Saturday afternoon, left the
license; $6 fine and $39 50 costs for resisting arrest; and an $8 fine and costs of $32 for false registration On a second charge of resisting arrest the judge fined Eby another $50.50. He was found not guilty on a charge of public intoxication and had his driver's license suspended for a six month period of time. October Offense Eby was taken into’custody by
each participating troop to show appreciation for its effort to promote Girl Scouting First, second and third prize ribbons will be awarded at each scouting level of Brownies. Juniors. Cadettes and Seniors A grand prize ribbon wiil be given as an overall award to the troop that best displays this years themcr These awards can then be attached to the troop's flag pole for displaying at all times
8. J. Crowley s HOROSCOPE
Week of March 18. 197 q PISCES *-- Popular w ith peers, the unselfish Piscean is almost always well-loved. He is known for being trustworthy and loyal. Lucky day is Wednesday. Lucky numbers are 2 and 6. PISCES - Feb. 19 to March 20--New clothes are needed for spring. Your wtrdrobe has become outdated. A few items will bring you up-to-date. Concentrate on quality rather than quantity. ARIES - March 21 to April 20 -Plan a vacation which takes you back to fa miliar surroundings of your childhood. You will find great pleasure-in returning to p aces w hich were once so much a part of vour life. TAURUS - April 21 to May 20-Take better care of vour possessions. If you have an automobile, wash it or "have it washed. Get your surroundings in better shape. Work in the yard. GEMINI - May 21 to June 20-Now that you have your lifestyle on the right track, keep it there. Life offers great opportunities when you decide to conform and stop making your own rules. CANCER - June 21 to July 22-Stop complaining to others. No one likes the “ain’t it awful” syndrome. Take a positive approach to life and you will find there is much goodness in life you have overlooked. LEO - July 23 to Aug. 22—Expect praise for a job well done. Accept it with a hearty thanks and then go on about your business. A boastful attitude is not your cup of tea. Your modesty ippeals to superiors. VIRGO - Aug. 23 to Sept. ?2-Although vacation time is lot real soon, start planning iow for the best you’ve ever
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business place hurriedly through a rear door and without jewels or money. It was thought that
discovery of a silent alarm system which went off when he opened the safe, scared the man off. A bomb threat shortly after noon on Sunday caused complete evacuation of Augsburger's Food Palace at the south edge of town, but a thorough search of the premises found no bomb Mr. and Mrs. Fred Byland announce the marriage of their daughter. Susan D.. to Rick E. Ha m man on March 8 in Hollywood, Fla.
pwlice on October 28. 1978. follow ing an accident and a pjolice chase in the county. The North Webster man was towing a station wagon from the east side of Lake Wawasee when a county officer saw the wrecker vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed near the fish hatchery site The wrecker then struck a car driven by Gail Glaze, r 3 Syracuse on old road 13A. but did not stop. The Glaze woman received minor injuries in the hit-skip mishap A w itness to the N accident followed the wrecker for a short distance but could not stop the vehicle, so reported the accident to the North Webster Police Department. North Webster officers and county officer Thomas Brindle stopp>ed the vehicle on CR 675E. The driver (Eby) jumpjed from the wrecker and started running west across a field Eby was captured as he attempted to cross a fence
had. This may be the year to plan that far away journey vou have longed for. LIBRA - Sept. 23 to Oct. 22--When called upon to steer a project for the less fortunate, by all means, do it. There is great satisfaction in helping. Don’t be afraid to take a position of leadership in the endeavor. SCORPIO - Oct. 23 to Nov. 22—When someone finally consents to letting you have your wav, you find that you didn’t want it at all. You may have to he diplomatic in getting everything back to the wav it was. SAGITTARIUS- Nov. 23 to Dec. 21-A shopping spree brings you great pleasure. You seldom splurge, so you deserve the satisfaction brought by buying items for yourself. Choose a day when you don’t have to be in a hurry. CAPRICORN - Dec. 22 to Jan. 19 -Watch the news for interesting developments which can affect the lifestyle of all of us. With food prices increasing, you would do well to have a weli-stocked pantrv. AQUARIUS ~ Jan. 20 to Feb. 18- Although friends do not have a lot of time for you right now, they show their affection in several ways Be thankful you have them. Share with, those who nave spec iai needs.
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10 YEARS AGO. MARCH 12. 1969 Approximately 1.200 Lakeland School p>atrons attended the formal dedication and op>en house of the new Wawasee High School on Sunday. The Weatherhead Compjany Common Stock Listed on Big Board Obits: Ray Moore. 61; George F. Willard. 82; Melvin D Kelly. 58; George W. Kleoprfer, 76: Nanette Sue George. 13. Rhonda Lawson wins science award. Syracuse's top spellers are seventh grader Kathy Kell and Joe Hickman, sixth grade * Mr and Mrs Robert Trolson are the parents of a son, Robert William; Anthony Allen was born to Mr and Mrs. David Kline; and sons were born to Mrs. Sue Taft and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Warren 20 YEARS AGO. MARCH 12. 1959 '59 resort season looks up; Chamber busy with inquiries Twelve new steel pxiles were installed on Main and Huntington Streets in dow ntow n Syracuse oil Tuesday. Syracuse 388 is the telephone number at the new police booth on Main Street, until April 19 when a new number w ill be announced for the dial system. George T Lamm, trustee of Turkey Creek township, moved his office from the school building to his new location in his home on Road 13 on Monday Larry Mock has accepted a position in the engineering division of the Illinois State Highway Department Harold B Gray has been elected president of the Syracuse Plan Commission Yugoslavian Soltir Putinski, a guest of International Cooperations Administration to this country, visited last week at the farm home of Mr and Mrs. Chester Brown 45 YEARS AGO. M ARCH 8.1931 Local bank depxisitors wjill meet; show down expected tomorrow evening at meeting CWA work soon to draw to its close, reduction in salaries to 40 cents an hour common labor made here, workmen laid off elsewhere. HEADS: WATER SUPPLY ALARMINGLY LOW Rubbish cleared so pump could work; .electric motor ready if difficulty again. Did Joel Wilts' face get red at tourney? Mrs. Pearl Coy of near Milford and Roy Vail were married last Thursday by Rev. Lee Cory. Seventy-five residents of (his township have signed the cornhog reduct ion agreements * Mrs Melissa Cleveland became the bride of Grant Skidgel last Tuesday evening The bride was attired in brown chiffon velvet.
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