The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 May 1982 — Page 5
"CRUZIN AROUND 'CUSE"
(Continued from page 4) The Chief was a mass of Plaster of Paris, appropriate Indian clothing, the feather, headband, everything to bring Chief Wawasee to life. And. behold, we had our Chief Wawasee! It cost $458. Carl Meditch recalls, and was paid for by individual donations, nothing at all from the school’s athletic fund. Meditch recalls how the students “took pride in Chief Wawasee ” He said. “It was something a little special.’* Social enough, to be sure, to have a special
UTS files petition for reclassification
United Telephone Company of Indiana, with headquarters in Warsaw, has filed a petition with the Public Service Commission of Indiana requesting reclassification of six exchanges that have outgrown their rate groups According to C.L Williams, manager of the Warsaw district, the action was taken to maintain a non discriminatory rate structure in exchanges of equal size Leesburg is the only town affected in Kosciusko County. Other Indiana towns include Geneva. Howe, Mongo. Twelve Mile and Wolcottville Rate changes would become effective upon approval of the
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glass case built for it. and Chief Wawasee stood there in all his glory in a north hall of the athletic department. And now Miss Brickerhoff has agreed to use her considerable talents and knowledge of Indian lore to restore Chief Wawasee to his original (and rightful) place Cost: About S3OO. A good cause for anyone who wants to help a little to keep the somewhat sacred Indian chief a perpetual part of Wawasee High School’s glorious history. Is it any wonder students were provoked to see their favorite chief in shambles when they viewed the destruction at the high school on Sunday. May 23.
reclassification by the Public Service Commission Local base service rates for United exchanges are deter mined by the mam telephones that can called without a long-distance charge Toll-free telephones available to United customers in these exchanges have increased because of expansion and grow-th of the communities United is publishing newspaper ads that outline present and proposed rates for the affected Changes would vary froi increase of $134 for one party business service to 31 cents for four-party residential sen ice. depending on the exchange
classification. Specific customers’ monthly charges would differ, depending on types of phones, zone charges or other variables Additional revenues provided by reclassification would aid United in attracting more investment funds and in meeting increased labor and material costs to meet customer needs Questions concerning this reclassification may be directed to CL. Williams at United Telephone Company $2/000 damage in boat fire On May 12 at 9:11 am. the Syracuse Fire Department was called to a boat fire in Syracuse, where a boat belonging to Ashley Holloway. Medusa Court. Syracuse, had caught fire The firemen stated the cause of the fire was of suspicious origin and damage was set at $2,000 COMING SOON j Photography i I TO CLARKSVILLE I | WEDDINGS, SENIORS, I • PORTRAITS ? 1 WATCH FOR OUR 1 GRAND OPENING IN JUNE • Co** Now For Appointments ? i 453-3143 1 1 Clarksville Just South Os | North Webster • L-t ■— o——e—♦ e ™ e
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NEW OWNER — Dan Salmon. Fort Wayne, new owner of Oswego Market. Oswego, is shown receiving the keys to the market from Sandi Beaty of Todd Realty Commercial Investment Division, Syracuse and former owner. Jerry Hinesley. The change of ownership look place Monday, May 11. A grand opening is being planned for the future. Salmon worked for Swift and Company. Fort Wayne and for Dugan Doss Food Brokers also of Fort Wayne, prior to purchasing the market. Salmon and his wife. Annette, have one daughter. Lara, one-year-old. Hinesley. who owned the market for three years, is undecided at the moment what his future plans will be. (Photo by Deb Fox)
Renewals approved by ABC
Kosciusko County Alcoholic Beverage Commission has approved a number of license applications for area businesses. The ABC met in the old courtroom at the county courthouse Wednesday. May 12 Renewals approved included: Tippecanoe Lake Country Club, r 2 Leesburg, liquor, beer and wine retailer-Sunday sales and liquor, beer and wine retailer-club; TaiTim Enterprises, Inc . doing business as The King's Keg. corner of SR 13 and Lake St., North Webster, liquor, beer and wine dealer; Jay Brouwer, doing business as Klink s Market. SR 13 Syracuse, beer and wine dealer Applications were approved for: Maxwelt on Restaurant and Lounge Inc . r 2 Syracuse, new liquor, beer and wine retailerSunday sales and liquor, beer and wine retailer; and The Guide Inc . r 2 Cedar Point. Syracuse, new liquor, beer and wine retailer and new liquor, beer and wine retailer-Sunday sales The transfer of ownership was approved from Larry Pappas and
Dorothy Hunziker. SR 13 South Syracuse to R D.I. Inc , r3SRI3S Syracuse. The Ikjuor. beer and wine retailer license will be transferred to the new owners, plus a new liquor, beer and wine retailer-Sunday sales license was approved. The business is known as The Red Door Mishler, Harris honored at IFD confab Wade E. Mishler. Mishler Funeral Home. Milford was honored this month at the Indiana Funeral Directors' Association annual convention at Indianapolis for his 45 years of service as a funeral director. Charles M. Harris. Harris Funeral Home. Syracuse, was also honored at the convention for his 35 years of service. Waubee Lake Park clean-up day May 22 Milford Park Board President Bill Stath announced spring cleanup day at Waubee Lake Park will be Saturday. May 22 The park board asks for volunteers to help with the cleanup effort on that day. “If you have a few spare hours, please come to the park to help in making Waubee Park a beautiful place for the community.” urged Stath. “The Waubee Park is bring improved every year and with the support of everybody in the community it can be a park to be proud of.” Otis E. Cox candidate for state auditor Otis E Cox. present Madison County Auditor, announced Monday. May 10. his candidacy for the' office of State Auditor, subject to his nomination at the Indiana State Democratic Party Convention to be held June Hand 12 in Indianapolis. Cox is presently in the second year of his second term as Madison County Auditor. Time spent by Cox in public service includes being first deputy to the county clerk of Madison County and utilitymanager for the city of Anderson He is a graduate of GMI with a degree in engineering. Cox is presently legislative chairman for the Indiana County Auditors* Association He was a recipient of the 1979 Outstanding Young Men of America award and is currently serving his second term on the board of directors of the Madison County Center for Mental Health He is secretary of the Anderson Lions Club and a graduate of General Motor Institute. Cox has completed several courses given by the Academy in public service Georgetown University Cox and his wife. Pat, have two children, Anjanette, 11 and Christopher, seven They reside in Anderson
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The Mail-Journal Employee Deb Weise Deb Wrise is a typesetter at The Papers Incorporated’s printing plant in Milford. She works on news items, classifieds, display ads and job work. She was bom in Bremen and has worked in Milford for about 14 years. Prior to becoming a typesetter she attended secretarial school and worked as a rental agent at Carriage House in Elkhart, as a clerk-typist at Switches in Goshen, as an executive secretary at Commodore's Corporate Offices in Syracuse and as a visual aid for Dr. Thomas Lantz in Goshen. She and her husband. Charles, and young daughter. Stephanie, reside in New Paris. Deb has lived in New Paris all her life. She enjoys stock car races, movies, her cat Tony, i reading, tole painting, sewing and bowling with her number one hobby being ceramics.
United Way reviewing requests for assistance
Members of the Budget and Admissions Committee of the United Way of Kosciusko County. Inc., are meeting this week to review requests for financial assistance for the coming year. These requests, if granted for the 1982-83 year, will completely, or partially, fund the services of 21 different agencies. Members of the committee are David Grant. Warsaw; Pat Oppenheim. Leesburg; Jeff Plank. Warsaw; Fred W. Anglin. Leesburg; and Marilyn Prout. Warsaw. According to H. G. (Gus) Sideris. president of the United Way, “We are fortunate to have the five volunteers who served on the committee last year returning again this year. Os the five people serving, three have financial backgrounds, the fourth is a Warsaw councilman and the fifth person has had extensive experience in community service work and has served on her church budget committee '' Grant, chairman of the committee. is also a United Wayboard member Formerly the treasurer of the United Way. he is currently serving as the group's vice president The purpose of the committee, in addition to recommending specific amounts for each agency, is to review the overall Beer's bull selected in sire program Freven S-W-D Hoosier-Et from the herd of Fredric R Beer. Milford, was one erf three outstanding bulls from Michigan and Indiana which have been chosen to enter Select Sires' Program for Genetic Advancement sire sampling system. Based on their outstanding pedigree, these bull calves have been selected as three of only 120 Holstein bulls from throughout the United States to enter the progam in The dam of Freven S-W-D Hoosier-Et is Hilliana Astronaut Nell, an excellent cow with six records over 24,000 M and 960 F She has a very good daughter with two records over I.OOOF. The two other bulls are from Morenci and Clayton. Mich.. Select Sires, a family of 11 farmer-owned and controlled artificial insemination co-ops. is the nation's largest Al cooperative. The basic objective of this federation is to serve the genetic needs of livestock farmers Durnil re-elected state GOP head Gordon K Durnil was reelected recently as chairman of the Indiana Republican State committee. Ellie Holt of Muncie was re-elected as state vice chairman; Wesley > G Bucher, Carmel, as secretary; and Barbara McClellan. Danville, as treasurer. AU were elected for a two-year term The election was held at the first meeting of the new 20member state committee. The committee's composition changed significantly because of new congressional district lines. Only 11 members of the old 22member committee returned Durnil. an attorney, has long service to the Republican Party. He has served as campaign manager for Secretary of State Ed Simcox, Governor Robert D. Orr and Senator Richard Lugar
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financial picture of each agency and how effective it is in meeting the needs of the committee. Based on the information furnished and the assessment of the information, the committee may recommed that only specific programs be funded or that an agency be dropped altogether. The committee may also recommend that a new agency be admitted This year there aretwo new agencies asking for United Way status. The final authority to add to drop an agency. as well as set individual agency allocations Doster named vice president of Hook Drugs The board of directors of Hook Drugs. Inc. announced that Gayl W Doster, treasurer and chief financial officer, has been given the additional title of vice president. The action was taken at the directors' meeting May 11. according to J. Douglas Reeves, chairman and president. Doster joined Hook's in March 1981 after serving as secretarytreasurer for Haag Drugs since 1972. He is a 1960 graduate of Indiana University and a certified public accountant. He is also a member of the board of directors for the Indiana Certified Public Accountant Society and serves as their treasurer. Doster «is a member of the board of directors for the Indiana Society to Prevent Blindness and has served as their president and treasurer. He is married to the former Beverly Gilchrist and they have two children
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and the campaign goal, belongs to the 26-member board of directors of United Way. Proposed budgets, proof of the agency’s not-for-profit status, a list of the services to the committee the agency provides and . how much per unit these services costs, are requried to be submitted to United Way one month prior to the hearings. United Way Agencies include the American Red Cross, the BoyScouts of America. Baker Boys’ Club. Cardinal Center. Combined Senior Citizens, the Council for Aging and Aged. Girls’ Club. Home Health Care Services. Kosciusko Mobile Meals and the Juvenile Task Force. Other agencies are the Lakeland Daycare Center. Indiana Lakeland Girl Scouts, the Lakeland Youth Center, Packerton Community Association. Riverwood Ranch, the Salvation Army, the Well Child Health Services, United Service Organization, the Warsaw Day Care Center, the YMCA and Youth for Christ.
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