The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 October 1982 — Page 19

From tho Syracuse Pafice Log — Car vandalism reported

The following was taken from the log of the Syracuse Police Department: October 13 3:06 am — Syracuse officer requested check with Milford officer, see if needs assistance reference his last traffic; checked, Milford officer advised negative 11:07 a.m. — Subject advised has lost child, requested officer report to business, uptown Syracuse 4:42 p.m. — subject on telephone advised of subject driving on illegal license plate 11:03 p.m. — Subject on South Huntington heard shots being fired October 14 12:57 a m. — Subject asked if any accidents had happened involving 4x4’s tonight; advised negative 3:39 p.m. — Subject oi station, requested permission to park camper over night next week end 8:04 p.m. — Subject reported vehicle stolen from local restaurant; Syracuse officer clear and Kosciusko County notified by telephone

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9:20 p.m. — Officer advised believes have recovery of stolen vehicle at school, Kosciusko County officer will take over October 15 1:10 a.m. — Subject asked if any accidents had occurred between Syracuse and Goshen tonight; advised unknown, check Elkhart County 8:50 a.m. — Boat company. Goshen, advised they will be doing flotation tests this a m. on Syracuse Lake, in case any calls are received reference boat sinking 12:17 p.m. — Subject reference filling out accident report after cars have been moved from scene, does she need officer; advised negative, just pick up SR 21 report 5:18 p.m. — Subject advised of very intoxicated driver headed east on Main Street, gave license number October 14 2:47 a m. — Subject reported threatening phone call, believed was just kids messing around 5:26 p.m. — Subject reported a sail boat on its side 10:07 p.m. — Report of a civil disturbance on Lake Street

11:36 p.m. — Subject, reference 10:07 p.m., advised two people back, TPing vehicle October 17 1:29 a.m. — Subject on station requested periodic patrol of residence, reference domestic

Commodore sells three RV plants

Commodore Corp.. Syracuse, has announced it will sell three recreational vehicle plants so it can concentrate on manufactured housing Commodore Corp., is a producer of manufactured housing in the United States and Canada. The corporation will sell plants in Middlebury. Pa ; Hensail. Ontario. Canada; and Oliver, British Columbia, to Citair Inc The sale will be finalized on November 1. The three plants contributed nine per cent of the company's total sales of $192.4 million for the last fiscal year and posted a $250,000 pre-tax loss. Earnings at Commodore fell to $113,000 from one year ago. $4 8 million, or 44

Saluting Viet Nam veterans The nation will salute Viet Nam Veterans in a five day ceremony November 10-14 in Washington. DC. The salute will include a candlelight vigil, dedication of the Viet Nam Veterans Memorial, unit reunions and religious ceremonies. The highlight will be a Parade in Tribute to Viet Nam Veterans on Saturday. Nov. 13, down Constitution Avenue The parade will include delegations from all of the states and territories, active and served Armed Forces Units, floats, bands and flyovers. Organizers expect more than 250.000 people The Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs is coordinating the Indiana Delegation. For further information on the delegation, contact the Indiana Department of Veterans’ Affairs, 707 State Office Building, 100 North Senate Avenue, Indianapolis. Ind.. 46204 or call 317232 3910 Bacon bits Crumble those extra pieces of cooked bacon and freeze them Use later as a topping for baked potatoes or salads Cake rap To eliminate cake air bubbles, rap pans sharply on countertop before placing m the oven.

trouble 7:45 a.m. — Subject advised he has van setting in front yard 11:58 a.m. — Officer advised B & O gates are going wild 5:16 p.m. — Subject requested to speak to officer reference vandalism to car

cents a share Citair is a subsidiary of Thor Industries, Inc., which manufactures Airstream travel trailers and motor homes. The purchase prices are for book value of the Canadian assets to be paid in cash and notes for a long-term lease of the Middleburg facility. The plants produce travel trailers and the Canadian plants also produce motor homes. Ray J. Gans, corporation president, said the sale will allow his firm to turn it’s attention to manufactured housing.

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Energy alternative produces warm savings

In this age of energy-efficient homes, cars and appliances. America is making an attempt to be more energy-conscious.

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October 18 3:29 a.m. — Officer advised possible broken water main on Washington Street, telephoned disposal plant and advised same 7:53 a.m. — Subject advised someone stole his blue Scrambler bike 2:16 p.m. — Subject reported a fire 4:52 p.m. — Subject advised of car on fire at Augsburgers, checked with Augsburgers, they advised put out with extinguisher October 19 8:30a.m. — State advised SR 13 will be closed October 25. for two weeks, to fix the railroad crossing 2:18 p.m. — Subject reported personal injury accident on Bowser Road 4:50 p.m. — County officer, reference information on Syracuse subject, requested Syracuse officer telephone Kosciusko County Jail if known 6:30 p.m. — Subject requested officer at North Street 7:34 p.m. — Officer requested contact street department reference leaky hydrant by Farm Bureau Insurance

For the farmer, saving energy means more than just a few dollars a day or a week. It could mean the difference in hundreds

»***■ I -j v • < : * -. ——-. .>\ TREES PLANTED — Twe Hawthora trees and several evergreen bushes were planted on the south side of the Milford Community Building as a beautification project last Saturday morning. The trees and bushes, donated to the town by the Lakeland Community School Corporation, were removed from in front of the old Milford Junior High building. The school building is scheduled for demolition in the near future by Gawthrop Construction of Oswego. Manning the shovels are Dale Custer and Darrel Orn, Milford town board member. Stanley Custer is on the rigit with the watering hose. (Photo by Ron Baumgartner)

or thousands of dollars. In the Lakeland area. Ben Waldbeser has to get the nod for the most innovative energysaver. He took a look at last year's energy bill for his gaspowered com-dryer and reading reports about the rising cost of natural gas, decided something had to be done. So he went to work on coming up with another means of fueling his drying operation. After looking at different kinds of stoves, he decided the easiest and energy-efficient system would be a wood burning model. “I’ve been thinking about howto do it for awhile," he said. And last December, he started to put the pieces together. Using an old water barrel obtained from a friend he knew, he went to the scrapyards and put together the wood-burning outfit. The stove has been used all summer long, and Waldbeser said he feels the unit has saved him 85 per cent in fuel costs. “It will use just about anything. Railroad ties, corn cobs, anything,” he said. Waldbeser figures the gas method would have costed him $1,500 for fuel. This method is practically free, except for the minima] cost of gasoline to pick the wood up. The electricity rates for the fan run around SSOO. This stove is just about the same as the wood-burning outfits now popular in homes. “It’s just about the same thing.” Another feature about this outfit is its mobile. Waldbeser built the entire unit on a trailer which he may move to his house or his (erring house to use as the primary heating source. “It weighs about three tons, but it can be moved,” said Waldbeser. Newspaper data In 1981, newspapers in the United States received about 57 per cent of their newsprint from Canada, about 42 per cent from the United States and less than 1 per cent from overseas. More than 2.6 million tons of newspapers are recycled annually in the United States. Newsprint accounts for approximately 16 per cent of the publishing costs for small daily newspapers, and about 32 per cent for larger newspapers.

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Local students become sorority pledges at BSU

Susan L. Payne, North Webster; Dana Langham. Leesburg; Cynthia D. Blankenship and Melody Newby, Warsaw; were pledged into four social sororities following two week ends of rush activities at Ball State Univer sity. Miss Payne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Payne. P.O. Box 243, North Webster, is a freshman majoring in special education. She pledged Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Miss Langham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Langham, r 2 Leesburg, pledged Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority and is a sophomore majoring in special education. Miss Blankenship pledged Delta Zeta sorority and is a freshmen. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Blankenship, 1320 Gable Dr., Warsaw.

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