The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 May 1982 — Page 14

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 26,1982

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NEW FRONT AT LIVING QUARTERS — The Living Quarters in Wawasee Village has a new look with the store front remodeled and a new sign. Inside they have a large selection of wicker and other lawn and patio furniture and accessories. (Photo by Sharon Stuckman >

X s ... TO The First National Bank On Their Newly Remodeled Milford Branch! It's Been An) Sincere Pleasure! Tt> D&C f CONSTRUCTION "General Contractor'' Il ? [723-5137] I South Whitley '/ jf—

— Asphalt Paving — ' PHEND& BROWN, inc. “Since 1922” CONTRACTORS & ENGINEERS P.O. Box 246. Milford, IN 658-4166 658-4167 453-4351 i ' . “Our Best Wishes To The First National Bank Milford Officer . And Thanks For Choosing Us!”

Augsburger named chairman State Senator John B. Augsburger (R-Syracuse) has been appointed to serve as chairman of the General Assembly’s interim study committee on local government by President Pro Tempore Robert D Garton tR-Columbus > Senator Augsburger stated that the committee will study city and town annexation procedures, the feasibility of merging local police and fire departments, and the need for legislation concerning the relationship between private employers and employees who must take time from work to perform duties as members of county govemmentbodies Augsburger further stated that the committee will also review all statutes which allow local special taxing districts to annex territory and levy taxes or fees on the residents of that territory' He added that they will determinewhether residents of annexed territory are adequately represented on appropriate governing bodies, whether services provided to those residents are adequate, and whethe. the taxation or levying of fees is fair and equitable This committee is one of 11 newly-created committees established by action of the Legislative Council at its meeting on March 11. 1982 The committees are required to meet during the legislative interim period and report their findings and recommendations to the General Assembly for the 1983 session Augsburger noted that the first organizational meeting of the committee will be held shortly, and hearings are expected to get underway during the summer months Stereo sty stem stolen from auto Ellen Irene Williams, Leesburg, reported a stereo system was stolen from her auto sometime between 10:30 p.m. Friday and 7 30 a m Saturday. May 22 and 23 The auto was parked outside of the Paul Hoffer residence at 915 North Park Ave.. Warsaw A cassette player and radio valued at S2OO, two speakers valued at $l5O and a power booster valued at SSO were taken from the auto There was also SSO damage to the car door which was pnedopen

Syracuse woman is bitten by dog Clara Vanderford, 65, r 2 Syracuse, is a patient at the Goshen Hospital where she is being treated for a dog bite wound above her left ankle bone and a broken knee cap, following an incident Thursday evening. May 20. Kosciusko County Humane Officer Jeff Gibbs reported Mrs. Vanderford was walking quickly along a street when an unleashed dog came running from a house and bit her. Mrs. Vanderford dropped to her knee and broke her knee cap. The dog, owned by Shirley Goodspeed, r 2 Syracuse, is being confined by the owner for the next 10 days. Gibbs said the owner of a dog without tags can be fined up to SSOO and the owner of a canine running at-large could receive a SSOO fine. Likewise, an owner harboring a nonimmunized dog six months or older could receive up to a S6OO fine and up to a SI,OOO fine plus up to 180 days in jail if a personal injury is involved.

CEIEBRATF \l A cm \ 1 fl YTfc Spend i\ v Memorable Day! IxJ Saturday, May 29th. To introduce you to First National Bank’s newly remodeled Milford Office, we’ve planned a celebration. And what a great way to Vk kick off the Milford Memorial Day weekend! We’U have music by the Wawasee High School Swing Band. A Jonah Fish Fry. And prize drawings for gift certificates from local ' merchants. 'Jk , Ms / f Any time between now and May , „ -iJk r O 29, you can come into our Milford / A A « Office to register for the drawings > and pick up coupons good for a free ( san^vvic^ drink. ( L & > m whi,e y° ure there you 11 k 6 i ab,e t 0 866 i ust what the ce,ebrat ' on is about...more teller windows, and another drive-up lane r If 1 I ImJI | for banking convenience... a more spacious lobby... and full-service I i ** banking - even on Saturday mornings! II Our location is the same. And we still have the friendliest, most ■ ©*• Ms professional staff in town. So stop by. Ancl j° in our ce,ebration ’ SCHEDULE OF CELEBRATION EVENTS • 11 a.m. - 2:00: Jonah Fish Fry F P • 11 a.m.- Noon: Platter spinning by First National’s own IB //UHkln |RBM||I |||| disc jockey, Ray Meyer. W • Noon -1 p.m.: The Wawasee High School Swing Band \ •Ipjn.~ 2:00: More music and Grand Prize Drawings FIRST NATTQNAT, BANK And don’t forget Milford Community Days. May 27-31 WARSAW • CLAYPOOL • IVWLFORD • Thursday. Friday. Saturday. Monday: Sales MtMOf A HCMAAL (MAOSIT *HSU*AMCt COSW»OAATK>I • Monday: Games & Chicken Barbecue

Oongftatutationg.. To First National Bank On Their Newly Remodeled Milford Office We Were Happy To Be A Part (Supplier Os Carpeting And Drapes) Os Your Newly Remodeled Facility GLOVER FURNITURE 118 W. Main, WARSAW Dial 267-5940 North Side Courthouse Sq.

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