The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 March 1981 — Page 18

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., March 4,1981

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HAD a bit of everything weather-wise on Sunday — sunshine, clouds, rain, snow and wind — but it wasn't too bad a day. Maybe we could say March came in like a confused lion! Hopefully it will go out like a lamb. i —O’MR. AND Mrs. William Motts of Our Town celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary on Thursday. Feb. 2C. “ They had a quiet family celebration on Sunday in their Emeline Street home with members of ther family — Mr. and Mrs Tim Motts and Mrs Connie Roderick , and two daughters Karen and Jennifer, all of Elkhart Mr. and Mrs. Motts were married February 26. 1922. in Glenwood. -O’MILFORD TOWN Board Member Jean Treesh wants everyone to know how honest little Chayo Garza is Mrs Treesh had' placed $lO in a paper tube in front of her house The money disappeared °Chayo found the envelope with the money and gave it to Principal Ned Speicher at the elementary sdhool. Principal Speicher called Mrs Treesh and told her of the tnoney which had been found, returning it to her. -O’AWARDS FOR achievement and length of service as well as other honors and awards were handed out at the recent Tn-State Harvestore Systems Employee Awards Banquet One such award went to Joe Cain of Milford Cain reefcrved a oneyear service pin I Mom and Dad ,—. get Ups on saving money-for home . MWMJAW

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* ROGER AND Sandy Baumgartner hosted a party for the Milford eighth grade basketball players, cheerleaders and their parents on Thursday evening in the Christian Church's activities center. The featured event was a basketball game between the boys and their dads and coach Rich Bender The final score was , 119-119. Roger Baumgartner led the fathers with 28 points, followed by “Tob" Swihart with 25. Jay Baumgartner led the boys with 32. follow rd by Seth Swihart with 31. A supper was served to approximately 30 persons following the game —o— A NEW look is being given to Sharp's Hardware on Main Street with remodeling going on there. Dennis Sharp stated a new office was constructed and the sa-yenr-old hardwood maple floor is having polyurethane put on. giving it the look of a gymnasium floor.

Assessing underway

Kosciusko County Township Assessors and Trustee Assessors began assessing personal property on Monday, March 2. according to Avis Gunter, Kosciusko County Assessor. Personal property to be assessed for 1981 includes trucks with a declared gross weight of more than 11.000 pounds: truck bodies, including pickup cam pers. trailers, fold-down campers; tractors; buses; snowmobiles; boats, motors, boat trailers; and all other vehicles subject to annual registration and not subject to excise tax. business inventory and equipment, including leased equipment, livestock, gram, hay and equipment on farms. Anv improvements made on real estate for the penod of March 1, 1980-Mar ch 1. 1981. should be reported to the local assessor, as well as any buildings that have been destroyed Dog owners must report their animals to the local assessor for payment of a county tax and receive a 1981 dog tag. The tag must be attached to the animal s collar after purchase In Pierceton and Warsaw, ordinances require pet owners to pay the city tax plus they must also purchase a county tag from the township assessor where they live Property owners who fail to file a personal property assessment with the local assessor by May 15 1 which is required by law) must pay a 110 penalty fee If the

Sharp also noted a new checkout counter will be installed. All this is going on with business as usual as one section of the floor, then another is being refmbhed. -o— AND. THERE ’S a new Hallmark card section at Walter's Drug Store next door to Sharp’s. Tom Speicher stated the store has trippled its space for cards by enlarging the candles, party goods and seasonal card area and rearranging the gift section The cards, formerly located on the north side of the building, are now on the south side —o— FORMER MILFORD resident Kerri Augsburger will present a program at the Christian Church on Sundav night. Kerri, daughter of John and Shirley Augsburger. is a recent graduate of Ball State Vniversity and plans to go to Korea in the fall where she will work with missionary children. Kerri's dream is to become a missionary in China.

assessment is less than SI,OOO the penalty will be $5 All assessing torms and manuals, as well as dog tags, are now available at the local assessor's office. David Macy and Bill Adang. state tax board field representatives. conducted a training session recently for all assessors in Kosciusko County in the procedures to be used in assessing property for 1981. Lifesaving class to start at Warsaw A lifesaving class will begin Tuesday. March 10. at the Kosciusko Community YMCA so that adults and students can obtain certification to lifeguardd at one of the area s many lakes or pools this summer The course, entitled Red Cross Senior Lifesaving, is a prerequisite for all lifeguards and is the only way to become a certified guard Students who want to lifeguard for a summer job or parents who would like to make their lake front safe, may sign up for the class at the YMCA which is located across the street from the county fairgrounds. All aspects of water safety including CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation >will be included in the class A 20-hour course will be held from 7.30-9 p m each Tuesday night beginning March 10. Participants should bring a towel and swimsuit to the first meeting since they will be swimming laps in addition to completing paperwork concerning water safety Aquatic director for the YMCA. Pat Burkey, will instruct the course According to her, anyone who questions whether he or she is a strong enough swimmer for lifesaving should attend the first class session For more information concerting the course contact the YMCA m Warsaw Lewallen receives suspended sentence Stuart L. Lewallen. 18. r 5 Syracuse, was fined S3B m Goshen City Court in late February with a five-day suspended jail sentence for illegal consumption of alcoholic beverages.

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