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

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THE WAIT is over! For more than a year the residents of Milford have been waiting for Conrail to replace the sidewalks over the tracks at the Catherine and Emeline Street crossings The sidewalks were taken out when repairs were made on the tracks Last Wednesday morning Phend and Brown, Inc.. Milford, put back the sidewalks. The paving company has a contract with Conrail which includes replacing sidewalks and grading crossings after the railroad company has repaired them. Shown in the above photo are Earl Evans. Steve Maygers. Ron

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Wildman and Tim Hursey paving the Emeline Street crossing -oHAVE YOU ever been 103 stories up in the air? Sisters Edith Baumgartner. Helen Funk, both of this town, spent last Wednesday in Chicago and went to the top of the Sears Tower, the world's tallest building. Miss Baumgartner states on a post card sent to our editor, “the seven higher floors. (110 floors in all), are ail maintenance floors and not open to the public. “We got a view of the Chicago buildings and Lake Michigan The cars on the streets looked like miniature ones We also

shopped at Marshall Fields/' remarked Miss Baumgartner While the pair was in the tower a number of souvenirs from the 103rd floor gift shop were purchased. The Sears Tower was completed in 1975 and Miss Baumgartner remarked it took them one minute to ride the elevator the 103 stories. —o— WE'VE ALL played the games that the nation-wide hamburger chains come up with with hopes of winning a big prize but until now this reporter has never heard of anyone winning mere than a free sandwich, french fries ordrink The current game being played is McDonald’s Atari “Scratch 'N' Win” game, which is a no purchase necessarv game being Dlaved at all area McDonald Restaurants. Again the onlyprizes on the cards we’ve seen have been for free sandwiches or french fries. However, this time we know someone who found more on his card than a free sandwich, french fries or Zap! Scott Wise, who resides on North Main Street, received a lucky card and won a prize. He now has a letter from McDonalds prize redemption center that he has won an Atari Video Computer System game with two controllers and the Combat game cartridge. The letter promises delivery within 30 days. -O'JIM AND Ruth Ann Stark, residents of Waubee Lake, being avid fishermen, have their sights

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Vi '' Kfcr'* / **» Bykl -j SUH set on fish larger than can be caught in their home lake. They go to Berrien Springs, Mich., and other points near there each year for the "big catch.” Over the week end they hauled in the 234-pound salmon shown in the above photo, being held by Ruth Ann. The 43Mnch whopper was caught with a spawn bag, says Ruth Ann, a fact that will be of interest to other fishermen. JOHN PIFER. the son of Bob.

and Maxine Pifer of East Fourth Street, Milford, is back at the 509th ABN Base in Italy, following a week end in Monoco’s Monte Carlo. John was recently promoted to Specialist 4, and points out that “the highlight of his life is receiving” The MallJournal. “He has logged over 30 jumps since being in the service. Friends can write him at: Spec. 4 John W. Pifer, 310-74-3351, Co. C Ist BN ABN 509th Inf., APO, N.Y. 09221. MARY COPPES, 35-yearold resident of Milford, celebrated this past week end with her sister, prior to which, the two siblings had never met. Mary, pictured on the left, has been searching for her sister for the past seven years. Linda Greeson of Kokomo heard from a friend that Mary was searching for her sister, so Linda assisted Mary in the search. After searching through many records, the end result was the

“lost” sister, Brenda Bush of Seymour. A possible Thanksgiving dinner is part of future reuniting plans. IF YOU’RE one of those who think you qualify for an apartment in the Leisure Living Apartments now under construction in Milford, you should contact Paul Reith at the Milford bank to make sure your name is on the list. A list was made several years ago when the idea of the apartments was on the drawing

board, but since then some have moved, others have passed away, and that list is no longer current. Mr. Reith is president of the Leisure Living Apartments, Inc., president of the board of directors, and he wants to be fair to those qualified applicants who want one of the apartments. He states there will be 12 onebedroom apartments and four two-bedroom apartments available when construction is completed. Deer dies in accident A deer became an accident victim after it was struck by an auto driven by Douglas L. Ruch, 21, r 1 Milford. Ruch was traveling east on US 30, east of Parker St. in Warsaw, Friday evening, Oct. 15, when the deer ran onto the highway and struck the right side of the auto. • The deer was killed upon impact and damage to the auto was estimated up to SI,OOO.