The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 May 1979 — Page 14

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 2,1979

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1 Hh. *' u ■HHHBKht: STEEPLE COMES DOWN — An old concrete steeple located on CR 1300 N at Camelot Lake is being torn down to make room for building lots by Camelot Lakes. Incorporated. The completion of the demolition of the concrete tower is being hampered by the steel rods located in the concrete. The old steeple was believed to be built in 1922 and used to store aggretate or stones. It was approximately 55 feet high and is owned by Camelot Lakes. Incorporated.

ANSWERS ACROSS ANSWERS DOW N 1-Liar 24-RAF 1-Lager 19-Pat 5-Maim 25-Cactus 2-lsle of Capri 21-Tau 9-Caste 28-Up to 3-Ate 23-Duress 10-On set 31-Evd 4-Redo 25-Celt ! 12- 32-Row 5-Mocker 26-Avail 13- 34-lon 6-Ane 27-So 14- 35-Lapse 7-lsle of Pines 29-Toils 15- 37-Annie 8-Melon 30-Ones 17- 39-Tires 9-Cold 33-Warm 18- 40-Reels 11-Tons 36-See 20-Teton 41-Lies 16-At 38-Nee 22-Fad 42-Mess 78 OLDS CUTLASS ’77 NOVA SALON I 2 Dr., Automatic Trans.. PS, PB, I 4 Door, Blue, PS, PB, Air, Split V-8 F ”’ ,sMil ” «.’« 5 3>636 5 5,226 ’77 CHRYSLER I__ CORDOBA ”70 DMMTiAr PS - PB - V ’ B En a>ne. Air. AutoZO COIN 11/AC matic Trans.. AM FM Stereo, GRAND LEMANS Landau Top, Leather Interior. Low 4 Door. Green. PS. PB. V-8 Mileage Engine, Automatic Trans., Tilt Was x- O O Wheel. Air, Cruise Control. 22,(MM) $4,995 ‘ijUJJ Miles. Was QOQ 78 CAPRICE $5,195 4,Z7Z0 4 Door. White & White. PS. PB. ”70 rurt> urnAi a - ir ‘ Sunroof. Power Seats, Power 78 CHEV. IMPALA Windows, Power Door Locks. WAGON I Rear Window Defogger & Much I Camel Color. V-8 Engine. Auto- More (Demo) matic Trans.. 6 Passenger, Radial Was AQQ Tires. 10,460 Miles. $9,660.50 /jZZ-ZZ $5 W 4 a 95 $ 4,946 77 OLDS VISTA White With Red Landau Vinyl I CRUISER WAGON ps - PB - Air * Cr “ isp Co,^ roL no . i Power Windows, Power Door White, PS, PB, Cruise Control, . . c-z tu Air. 9 Pass.. 39.W0 Miles wheel 54 » 966 ,w 5 5 4,693 F-loQHCKUP ' 76 4 XuCK SO Blue, PS, PB. 6 Cvi. Engine. 3 , Speed Trans. r Green - PS - PB- Lock Out Hubs ‘ V-8. Auto.. 35,000 Miles 76 DODGE VAN , ?6 CHEV . IMPALA B 200. White. % Ton. PS, PB. UIATCIM V-8, Partly Converted o t, « a ' PS. PB, Air. 6 Pass . V-8. Auto., »095 5 3,666 ».«K> Mil es 76 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME SALON 75 CHEV. C-10 I P ?’ ? ucke ‘ SHORT BED, STEPSeats, V-8. 5 Speed Trans.. CIIAC ID 44.000 Miles SIDE PICKUP Was Z2ZZZZ PS. PB, Tilt Wheel, Rallv Wheels. $3,995 0,000 White Lettered Tires, V-8, Auto.. a 38.000 Miles ■75 CHEV. 5 3,936 C-20 PICKUP Brown, PS, PB ’ some ’75 CHEV. NOVA LN $3,195 Air, Bucket Seats, Tilt Wheel, ’74 CLLDn VAN Radial Tires, Rear Window De/4 rUKU VAIN logger. 58.000 Miles, Auto.. V-8 PS. PB. Blue & White. V-8. Auto.. Was fkZZZL Window Van $3,295 Z,SzOO Was SO AQQ ———— — $2,995 Z,OOO » 73 Q LDS 73 BUICK LESABRE DELTA 88 nD 4 Doot Brown. PS, PB. Air, 4 Door ’ B,ue & White, PS,. PB, Tilt Wheel . Air, V-8 Engine, Automatic Trans. *1.766 .”Ss ,*1.766

'Poor addresses may slow delivery,' says Charlton

“Part knowledge and part ZIP are the ingredients needed to process ‘nixie' mail,” according to Don Charlton, special review clerk at the Milford Post Office, better known as a nixie clerk. Charlton is one of many such postal employees who nationwide handle thousands of letters and packages which for one reason or another cannot be delivered by normal means. Some have incorrect addresses while others have incomplete addresses. Charlton's job locally has ■ Used [SPECIALS!] ARE IN THE SPOTLIGHT at McCORMICK MOTORS 78 Chev. Monza Wagon, V-6, 4 Speed, 10.000 Miles $4,195 77 Monte Carlo Landau, W Air. Tilt. Speed Cruise 4,595 77 Firebird Esprit, V-8, Auto.. PS. PB. W/ Air 5,395 77 Buick Estate Wagon, 9 Pass. - , Loaded 5,995 77 Ford LTD 4 Door Sedan W Air, 18.000 Miles <595 77 Caprice, 4 Door Sedan, W Air, Tilt. Speed Control 5,195 77 Caprice Estate Wagon, 6 Pass. Loaded 5,595 76 Nova Concours, 4 uoor, 6 Cyl.. Auto.. PS 3,595 75 Camara Coupe, V-8, Auto.. PS, Two Owner 3,995 75 Caprice. 4 Door Sedan, All Power, Loaded 3,495 73 Chevelle Laguna, 2 Door, V-8, Auto., PS, W Air 2,595 73 Pontiac Lemans Luxury, 2 Door, V-8, Auto., Air. Buckets 2,595 TRUCKS 78 Chev. Ton Scottsdale, 4x4, 400 V-8, Auto. 6.995 78 Jeep CJS, 6 Cyl., 3 Speed, 4x4, Very Sharp 5,995 77 Chev. ’/» Ton Suburban. 4x4, Scottsdale. V-8, Auto. 6.995 77 Ford 150 Ranger, V-8, Auto., PS, Reg. Gas 4,595 77 Ford 150 Econoline Van, 6Cyl.,Auto. 4,795 '77 Chev. Blazer 4x4, V-8, Auto., PS. PB W Air 6,795 76 Chev. 3 4 Ton Scottsdale 4x4, 350, V-8. Auto., 8.400 G.V.W. 5,595 74 Chev. % Ton 4x4, 440 Holens Wrecker, 4 Speed, Snow Plow 6,995 74 Ford % Ton Van Chateau. V-8, Auto., Air 3,995 74 Chev. ’A Ton Von, 110’’ W. 8., 6 Cyl., 3 Speed, One Owner 0 2,195 73 Int’l. Scout Cab Top, 4x4, V-8, 3 Speed, One Owner, 50,000 Miles 3,195 71 Ford */i Ton Sport Custom V-8, Auto., PS, One Owner 1,895 67 Chev. % Ton, 6 Cyl., 3 Speed ,1,095 "WE WILL BUY YOUR SHARP USED CAR OR TRUCK" HOURS: 8 A.M. Till 8 P.M., Mon. Thru Fri. 8 A.M. Till 4 P.M., Sat. 773-3134 s&J [Route U.S. 6 West, Nappanee, IN J

It Happened ... In Milford

14 YEARS AGO, APRIL 28,1965 Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz of Pierceton have moved to Milford. John is a Milford High school graduate and the son of Mr. ana Mrs. Harry Schultz of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Seth McFarren have returned to Milford after spending the winter in Florida Former residents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Speicher of Austin, Minn., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Speicher over last week end. Mr. and Mrs. James Wolf and children. Joe, Ann and Pam of Atwood were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller. 24 YEARS AGO. MAY 19, 1955 • Mrs. Melvin Zimmerman gave a stork shower for Mrs. Virgil Zimmerman last Thursday night She was assisted by Mrs. Lewis Speicher. Sixty guest presented gifts to the honored guest. Dining together at the MelodySaturday were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott, Warsaw and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Scott and

become increasingly more difficult as Milford has grown. In the last year more than 50 new families have begun receiving delivery on Milford’s rural routes, and more than 20 new families are receivjfig mail through the post office boxes. During this same period four of Milford’s eight postal employees have retired and been replaced by new employees. The following suggestions, made by Charlton, will help speed your mail to you. Always show your complete return address; route number and box number, or post office box number, as well as your ZIP This will put your correct address in your correspondents hands. If you receive mail with less than a complete address, include a short note showingH’Uur correct address next time you correspond. Following these two suggestions will help the post office process the more than 96 billion letters and packages it handles nationally each year at the lowest possible cost to mailers. Mickey Mouse was created in 1928.

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daughters, Carol and Janice. The Forrest Scotts, who came by plane from Hong Kong recently will be returning there before June 1. 30 YEARS AGO, MAY 26, 1949 Mr. and Mrs. William Martin and daughter, Judy. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Haab and son Alvin and Miss Marian Altvater attended the wedding of Mildred Altvater and Leonard Shotola at Cicero, Illinois, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neidenheizer and Gilbert Goins of near Mansfield, 0., were Saturday over night and Sunday morning guests of their sister Mrs. Edward Rassi 58 YEARS AGO. MAY 26. 1921 Miss Clarice Higbee, of Milford was the guest of I E. Hearn and wife Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Wallach Potter returned to Milford after an extended visit with Mrs. Potter's parents at LaPorte. Attorney L. L. Burris and wife $ 990 collected for cancer in Van Buren Twp. Mrs. Bruce < Be 11 y > Bultemeier, Milford, has com pleted a successful crusade for the American Cancer Society in Van Buren Township. Collections totaled $990.91. Neighborhood crusaders included: Pam Carroll. Elsie Free, Jerri Rink, Demaris Morehouse, Debbie Mast, Andrea Bradley. Linda Musselman, Betty Smith. Fay Hollar, Mary Duncan. Wilma Rink. Nancy Zimmerman and Rosemary Lane. Also. Virginia Hoover, Sharleen Miller, Sue Price. Missy Sorensen, Lou Lovell, Marti Thompson, Debbie Beer. Pam Yoder. Pauline Speicher, Eva Neff, Ruby Sawyer, Phillis Sorensen, Tacile Rumfelt. Susie Chupp. Rosetta Miller. Nola Sorensen, Bonnie Yoder and Donna Price. Syracuse woman arrested, released Cheryl Elaine Noffsinger, 21. r 5 Syracuse, was arrested b\ Warsaw city police Monday after she allegedly attempted to walk out of the Blue Bell factory outlet, 120 S. Buffalo St., Warsaw, with two pairs of blue jeans. She was later released on her own recognizance on the authority of Patrolman Steven Foster. The blue jeans were valued at $29.76. '

of Goshen were visiting with Mrs. W. H. Burris and daughter Sunday. Mrs. W. F. Kindig of Syracuse was the guest of her son. Clyde several days last week. By ROSALYN JONES The Syracuse Library is verypleased to have two displays currently. This week is Grange Week, and our local Grange organization has placed an attractive and informative display in the case in the adult department. This explains what Grange is. tells of activities the Hex Grange has participated in and shows prizewinning banners. Information is available for anyone interested in joining the organization. We also have a beautiful floral display featuring cuttings from the Money Tree plant with red dried foliage. This arrangement was designed by Mrs Vera Kitson for the Syracuse-Wawasee Garden Club Please note we will be closed all day Tuesday, May 1, so that the librarians and trustees may attend the spring district meeting of the Indiana Library .Association and Indiana Library Trustees Association. We appreciate the garden club’s lovely eggs added to the Easter Egg Tree. They were enjoyed by everyone. TOO LATE' TO CLASSIFY HAVE (ABOVER PICK-VP SHELL — Suitable for camping would like to sell or trade for smaller pick-up FOR SALE — Two desks, $lO each; one girls; white desk, S4O; 39” head boa rds and frames, $lO each. 457-4012. M. 2: 9

j MILLER BROTHERS I REALTY „ . | CHID C3ED~| ' MtlS Across From Wyant Chevrolet SYRACUSE COUNTRY HOME I «• A ' * ■ iIBT l ■ & « lab NiiEy * 3-4 bedrooms, close to downtown, possible con- o n no t. r a L i Tri-level home with 2 028 sq ft Features 3 bedtract. $23,500. — rooms. 2 j baths living room with stone tire place family room country, kitchen large y »■> basement 2 car garage and patio Located on west side of Enqle Lake between Wost Noble > High and Ligonier. $75 000 IM | r | SMALL BUSINESS INVESTMENT I *- L*i Well maintained 3 bedroom brick with many -•'*” •. ’ ’’W? extras. $43.5'30. 1 Rusty Armor Bakery North Webster S3H Ilhlksl Also available Resort m loke area >< Wawasee laundromat LAKE FRONT RENTALS Price reduced on this 3 bedroom home located on .9 acre. Must be seen to appreciate. JUNE & JULY . t ! ' M wtr-T-imrmrnmTrir-TT---ii 2 bedroom furnished condominium LOTS - LOTS - LOTS JUNE & AUGUST 60 Wawasee lake front with seawall $69 000 . 2 bedroom furnished condominium AUGUST Bause Lake $3,500. « Large. 3 bedroom, furnished condominium. Enchanted Hills $6,900 & $4,300 Year round 1 bedroom condominium. Wawasee Lake Front COTTINGHAM BEACH HARBORSIDE r ami Excellent beach. 3 bedrooms, full bath & 3 half ' 3 bedrooms S6B 000. baths, $86,900. t CALLUS Syracuse Off ice Goshen Office Nancy Prickett, Managing Broker 457-4249 457-4446 533-8602 Tom Prickett, Sales Associate 457-4249 1006 S. Huntington St. 17871 CR 34 I Evelyn Steffen, Sales Associate 457-4594 Syracuse, Ind. 46567 Goshen. Ind 46526 Tom McClain, Sales Associate 457-4291 ■■■■■ Harlan Steffen. Broker, GRI 457-4594 fl" W A4 4 < REALTOR’ 457-4446

Trash fire at Wood's residence The Syracuse Fire Department responded with the Benton Fire Department to a trash fire at Mike Wood’s residence at 72643 CR 29. The fire was reported on Sunday, April 22. at 1:17 p.m.

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