The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 December 1979 — Page 11

Lakeland school activities

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1» 3:45 p.m. — North Webster girls’ basketball vs Milford at North Webster 4:15 p.m. — Milford sixth grade boys’ basketball vs Bremen at Milford 6:30 and 8 p.m. — Junior Varsity basketball 4-way tourney at Wawasee THURSDAY. DEC. 20 6 p.m. — Milford Junior High

Here’s hoping your Christmas is auto-matically wonderful! Drive safely over the holidays and enjoy all the warmth and merriment of the season.

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boys’ basketball vs Pierceton at Milford 6:30 p.m. — IUSB classes at Wawasee 6:30 pm — Wawasee girls' basketball at Whitko 7 p.m. — FCA Christmas Caroling at Wawasee 7:30 p.m. — Syracuse Junior High music program FRIDAY, DEC. 21 6:30 and 8:15 p.m. — Wawasee

basektball at West Noble 4-way tourney SATURDAY. DEC. 22 6:30 and 8:15 p.m. — Wawasee basketball at West Noble 4-way tourney MONDAY. DEC. 24 Christmas vacation until January 7.1080 Car fire near North Webster on December 11 North Webster firemen were called to extinguish an auto fire near Nqrth Webster at 11:35 a m. Tuesday, Dec 11. The accident was at CR 400E and CR 800 N, 2' 2 miles northwest ot North Webster The auto started on fire after it hit a mailbox, light pole, fence post and rolled over The auto was registered to Jose L. Mondragon. 2005 East Jefferson St., Warsaw. Kosciusko County Police Captain Ron Robinson said the driver of the auto left the scene and the identity is still unknown Damage was estimated at SBOO to the auto, a total loss. There was S3O damage set to the mailbox and S2OO to fence posts owned by Dean Coverstone, r 2 Leesburg Robinson was assisted by jailer Michael Hobbs

A RzjLceXotC l (ohe peace of Christmas lives anew in song and story. May your joys be many, as are these thanks to you. Jack's Sunoco & Mr. Scrub Or Wash Syracuse

Miner will be full-time prosecutor After the first of the year Kosciusko County will have a fulltime prosecuting attorney. Prosecuting Attorney Michael L. Miner filed a petition with Circuit Court Judge Richard Sand on Friday, Dec. 14, stating he had elected to devote all of his professional time to the duties of the office. The judge granted the request. Under Indiana Law, Kosciusko County is entitled to a full-time prosecutor, if the acting prosecutor so chooses. The salary will be $35,000, the same as a circuit court judge of the same judicial circuit. Because of the case load. Miner has already devoted the majority of his time to the part-time position since taking office one year ago. Miner was elected to a fouryear term in the fall of 1978 and {the term runs from January 1, 1979 to December 31,1982. For the rest of his term he will not engage in private practice of law. His office will continue to be loated at 827 South Union Street, but he will not be associated with the law firm of Valentine, Walmer and Miner. He also will continue to have two deputy prosecutors. Law partners, Michael Valentine, former county prosecuting attorney, will remain as chief trial deputy in county court and James-Walmer will continue to handle child support cases. Attempted rape at Dewart Lake A Dewart Lake resident was the victim of an attempted rape which occurred shortly after 1 a m. Tuesday. Dec. 11. The suspect, a white male in his late 20’s, approximately 180 pounds and five feet, nine inches tall, entered the home through the back porch door which was unlocked at the time of the assault. He then took a woodhandled claw hammer and knocked out the back door glass. The woman had been talking with her husband on the telephone when the assailant arrived and he cut the phone wilts with a kitchen knife. He then struck the woman, dropping the knife. He ripped the nightgown from the woman and assaulted her. The attempt was foiled when a car drove past the home and the attacker thought that the police were arriving. The suspect then ran from the victim's home, telling her he would return. The woman's husband returned home and called the sheriff’s department. The attack remains under investigation. Gas taken from car A North Webster resident. Ron Greider, r 1. was the victim of a robbery of 17 gallons of gasoline from his auto. The theft occurred sometime last Saturday, Dec. 8. Charged with DU I Loren C. Neibert, 49, r 1 Leesburg, was charged with driving under the influence of intoxicating beverages and public intoxication, Friday evening, Dec. 14. He was released on his own recognizance.

LOOK WHAT WE HAVE IN STOCK ■ Woodburning Furnaces — • Add-On Furnaces • Fireplace Inserts ( ) • Free-Standing Stoves • plate or cast • Black Pipe & Insulated Pipe • Stove Boards INSTALLATION & DELIVERY LOCAL BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE SPECIAL OFFER: Aladin Lamps $19.95 WOOlHna/ES £ FURNACES 1302 E.CENTER, WARSAW. IN 46580 IN THE SKI HUT 269-2464

KcNIHQL BRku * xdTOSWI 9 / a R ’■ - f iHsglMßr i\ ; NEW PARIS LIONS HAVE 25TH ANNIVERSARY’ NIGHT — Shown above are charter members of New Paris Lions Club who attended the club’s 25th anniversary dinner Monday night in Middlebury. From left are Lawrence Yeater, John McMeekin, LaMar Reed. Edwin Koher, District Governor James Mochel, Past District Governor Milo Lightfoot, Paul Devine. Robert E. Lutes, Harold Moneyheffer and Paul T. Emmert.

New Paris Lions observe 25 years

Members of the New Paris Lions club celebrated 25 years of service with a dinner in Middlebury Monday evening. The New Paris club was organized on December 15, 1954. with 22 charter members. All of the club’s active charter members were present for the meeting. Those charter members present are Paul Devine, Robert E. Lutes, John MpMeekin, laMar Reed, Paul T. Emmert and Lawrence Yeater. Two inactive charter members were also in attendance. They are Edwin Koher and Harold Moneyheffer. Following the dinner Bill Alm led group singing of Christmas Carols. Past District Governor

State ABC board to resolve Webster's beer license problem

Several North Webster residents, who applied for new beer retailer licenses with the county beverage board have been referred to the state Alcoholic Beverage Commission to resolve a conflict. This decision was made at the meeting of the Kosciusko County Alcoholic Beverage Board Wednesday. Dec. 12, in the county courthouse. Homer E. Graber. 223 North Main St.. North Webster and Phyllis A. Miller, president of Rex Miller, Inc., Lakeland Shopping Center. SR 13 North Webster, filed applications for a beer retailer license with the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission There can only be one beer license issued. to a business within the corporate limits of North Webster and the board members explained that Mrs. Miller claims she obtained a verbal agreement to buy a liquor license from the owner I & G Inc., of North Webster and was going to transfer the permit to her business in the shopping center. But Graber contends he owns I & G Inc., and has a right to the beer retailer license. Board members Bob Robinson, Oscar Werner and Rudolph Sierk suggested that the two attorneys representing the applicants appear before the state ABC to resolve the matter. Then the attorneys can reappear before the local board members who recommend approval to the state ABC. The state ABC makes the final decision to approve or deny a license application. The two license applications will be discussed by the local

Milo Lightfoot of Warsaw, who was instrumental in chartering the New Paris club, served as toastmaster for the evening. Lightfoot gave comments from the sponsoring Warsaw and Syracuse Lions Clubs. District Governor James A. Mochel congratulated New Paris Lions Club members on the occasion of their anniversary and presented awards to the active charter members. Harley Haab introduced 'The Middle Sexers” from Canada and a musical program was presented for the entertainment of those present. Robert Lutes served as chairman for the evening

board during its January 9 meeting at 10 a m. The meeting will be held in the commissioner’s room in the basement of the courthouse. Licence Renewals The local board approved license renewals for American Legion Post 226 Main Street. Milford, liquor, beer and wine retailer-club; Fraternal Order of Eagles 3760 Sycamore St.. Syracuse, liquor, beer and wine retailer-club; Bud's Bar. Inc., 138 Main St., Milford, beer and wine retailer; Call Inc., 442 Main St.. Milford, beer and wine retailer; Captain Charley’s Windjammer Inc., r 3 SR 13 Syracuse, liquor, beer and wine retailer; L & R Inc., r 2 Cedar Point. Syracuse, liquor, beer and wine retailer and liquor, beer and wine retailer Sunday sales; Palace of Sweets. Inc., 101 West Main St . Syracuse, liquor, beer and wine retailer; and James Miller Enterprises Inc., North Webster, liquor, beer and wine retailer. There were two transfers of ownership approved for Tai-Tim Enterprises Inc., 748 South Huntington St.. Syracuse, liquor, beer and wine dealer; and Ronald and Sharon Thompson. Leesburg. The Thompsons purchased The Keg. 105 West Van Buren Street, Leesburg, from Stephen Rogers. Truck lands on top Randy B. Richcreek, 19, r 1 Leesburg, was traveling south on CR 675E when his truck slid sideways and landed on its top. The mishap occurred Saturday afternoon, Dec. 8, one mile southwest of North Webster. Kosciusko County Patrolman Richard Monk estimated damage at $1,500 to Richcreek’s 1976 model vehicle.

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Wed., December 19,1979—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Richard Snider is president of the New Paris Lions Club. Members of the Milford club

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attended the event, which fell on their regular meeting night, as a group.

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