The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 42, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 November 1982 — Page 2

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HALLOWEEN AT SYRACUSE — Members of the Syracuse Business and Professional Women’s Club sponsored a Halloween contest at the Saint Andrew’s I nited Methodist Church on Friday night. A total of six categories - moat original, cutest, most original Halloween theme, scariest and funniest — were judged by Kip Schumm. Diana Walker and Bess Stetler. Participants are pictured above in a group photo. Winners are as follows: Pre-school - Steven Mast. Michael Mast. Jamie Morris. lan Robie. Diandra Shock. Joshua Kuipers and Elixabeth Rehling.

Rovenstine, Hiler Lugar win Tuesday

(Continued from page 1 > County Councilman Fourth District Klinger (R) 3.114 Turkey Creek Township Assessor Knispeltß) 1,517 Wayne Township Assessor Cauffman(R) 4.828 Township Trustees Tippecanoe Schaaf (R) . 697 Mitchell <D» 1 1.060 Turkey Creek Kuilemaiß' 1.476 Van Buren Evans ( R • 681 Plain Boggs (R) 1,094 Jefferson Berger < R < 214 Members Os The Advisory Board Tippecanoe Rhodes iR' 1.015 Metcalf R) 1,104 Leinsetter < R • 769 Conkling (D) 619 Strombeck (D > 937 Shock (D> 729 Turkes ( reek Ridings iR) 1.405 Hadley R' 1.425

Hoerr, Carey, Smith on Lakeland School Board

(Continued from page 1) Smith. 61 votes for 23.4 per cent; Kaser, 38 votes for 14 6 per cent Van Buren, precinct 1 — Mrs Hoerr. 185 votes for 35 per cent; Carey. 145 votes for 27 4 per cent; Smith, 115 for 217 per cent; Kaser, 84 votes for 15.9 per cent. Precinct 2 - Mrs Hoert. 157

Syracuse man arrested for DWI after accident

David J Nash. 67. r 3 Syracuse, was arrested for dnving while intoxicated following a twovehicle accident Saturday evening, Oct 30. at 6:25 p.m The accident occurred on SR 13 at the intersection of CR 800 N near North Webster Nash was taken to Goshen Hospital after complaining of chest pains ? He received facial abrasions Also injured in the accident was Ralph Neff. 83. r 1 Milford, a passenger in an auto driven by his daughter, Cora Jean Niles. 54, 118 Medusa Court, Syracuse. Neff

November weather recalled What can we expect from the weather during November? Goshen College weather observer Lores Steury doesn't have a crystal ball, but he can let us know what past Novembers have brought The average temperature for the month is 40.2 degrees. The extremes have been a warm 48.2 degrees during November of 1931 and a low average of 32,7 degrees in 1977. The wannest daily temperature on record for the month was November 1, 1950* with 80 degrees. Precipitation is normally 2 35 inches. The wettest November was 1927 with 7.39 inches; the dryest had .25 indies in 1917. The most snow was in 1977 with 14.7 inches. There was no snowfall during the Novembers of 1923 and 1962.

Myrick(R) 1.394 Van Buren Doty(R> 641 Keiper < R ) 626 Stath(R) 560 Plain Stookey(R) ,1,042 Everest (R) 1.009 Tusing(R) 1.017 Jefferson Wuthrich (R) 142 Berger (R) . 192 Beer(R> 194 Judicial Questions INDIANA SUPREME COURT. Shall Justice Donald Hunter be retained in office? Yes ) 192 No 193 INDIANA COURT OF APPEALS; Third District - Shall Judge George B Huffman. Jr., be retained in office? Yes 7,311 No 3,094 School Ballot Lakeland Community School Corporation (3 to be elected to board) Carey (I) 2.725 Koser(II) 1.967 Smith(ll) 2,274 Hoerr (III) 2.747 v

votes for 33.8 per cent. Carey. 117 votes for 25.2 per cent; Smith, 112 vUes for 24.1 per cent; Koser. 78 for 16.8 per cent. Precinct 3 — Mrs Hoerr. 284 votes for 35 7 per cent; Carey, 212 votes for 26.7 per cent; Smith. 172 votes for 21.6 per cent; Koser. 127 votes for 16 per cent.

suffered lacerations to his forehead, bruises and pain to his neck and his daughter complained of chest pains Mrs. Niles was treated and released and Neff was released on Tuesday morning Both were taken to Goshen Hospital. According to Indiana State Police the mishap occurred when Mrs. Niles attempted to make a right turn onto CR 800 N and was struck from behind by the Nash auto. Damage was estimated at up to SI,OOO to both autos. Indiana State Troopers Dan Ringler and Leonard Massenburg investigated.

Kindergarten and first grade — Brooke Heckaman. Adam Heckaman. Lisa Heckaman, Jason Pattan, Larry Swank 11, Amberiy Gay. Amy Foster Rehling and Kelly Grafton. W Second grade —Joshua SwanKStephenie Grafton, Kariann Konopenski, Michael Walton. Casey Stutsman and Krista Jones. Third, fourth and fifth grades — Daniel Grindle, Amy Dull. Sherrena Kirkwood, Emily Robie. Jennifer Desotelle and Matt Mast. Junior high — Neil Schrock. Shelly Smith. Gina Willis. Jan Stetler. Lin Scheuer and Lisa Collins. (Photo by Arch Baumgartner)

Power bills topic for Rotary A representative of the Northern Indiana Public Service Company spoke to the SyracuseWawasee Rotary Club this week on the subject of why the NIPSCo power bills continue to go up. Michael Dillman, a member of the NIPSCo safety and claims division, spoke as a guest of Jay Peffley, program chairman. Historical facts were heard by the audience and many questions were asked. The regional electric and gas utility was founded in 1912. Although all NIPSCo gas is purchased for resale to its customers, the utility does manufacture 74 per cent of its own electricity. This is produced in its four fossil fuel and two hydroelectric plants. The company's 6,500 employees and 2,000 vehicles serve 30 counties in northern Indiana and a population of some 2.2 million people. Dillman noted that their 519,000 customers experience inflation anxiety generally. The questions focused upon the anxiety of paying the largest utility rates in the region. Although coal as a major fossil fuel has increased from $7 to $44 per ton since 1970, the major factor of the NIPSCo increases have been caused by the cost of money, the cost of building, the cost of employee wages and benefits, as well as the cost of fuels. Clean air regulations currently consume 18 per cent of the budget not spent for the fossil fuels and the recently concluded efforts of the company to construct the Bailey Nuclear Plant have contributed significantly to the increased customer charges It could not be anticipated that the costs of electricity and gas sold by NI PSCo will go down in an economy which will, hopefully, become more stable. It could be expected that the recent escalations will moderate, a reasonable but not satisfying anticipation. To the regional economy, the clean air scrubbers now being installed will enable NIPSCo to purchase more midwest coal, which does contain more pollutants than the western coal purchased in recent years. Accolades were given to Dillman for his preparation and wide knowledge of his subject and his incisive response tothe Rotarians presenting questions Vinegar'noil Prevent leather furniture from cracking by polishing regularly with a cream made of 1 part vinegar and 2 parts linseed oil Fresh fish Thaw frozen fish in milk. The milk draws out the froxen taste and provides a fresh-caught flavor. Parsley fresh Parsley lends its freshness to other herbs. Try mincing equal , amounts of fresh parsley with such spices as dried dill, basil, marjoram, or rosemary. You’ll taste the difference.

Turkey Creek follows state results The three major races were swept by the Republicans in Turkey Creek Township with Richard Lugar, John Hiler and Al Rovenstine receiving better than 67 per cent of the total vote for re-election. In Turkey Creek, Lugar received 1,278 votes which more than doubled Floyd Fithian’s 602 in the U.S. Senate race. Hiler matched Richard Bodine with 1,300 votes over Bodine’s 549 for U.S. Congressman; and Rovenstine topped Charles Parker with 1,286 to 573 to retain his position as Kosciusko County Sheriff. Individual precinct reports are as follows: Turkey Creek Twp. j Pct. 1 Pct. 2 Pct. 3 Pct. 4 Pct. 5 Pct. 6 United States Senate Lugar (R) 304 138 124 131 257 324 Fithian (D) 101 83 72 83 110 153 James (A) 2 2 0 0 0 4 Secretary Os State SimCOX(R) 311 141 130 128 268 329 Beardsley (D) 81 76 64 78 90 144 Eineman(A) 6 1 2 3 0 4 Dasbach (L) 0 2 0 1 3 2 Auditor Os State Loos(R) 302 137 125 119 255 313 Cox(D) 91 76 70 87 101 157 Artist (L) 4 1 0 0 2 4 Treasurer Os State Ridlen(R) 310 139 133 126 270 325 Bell (D) , 76 77 62 76 85 143 Dickerson (A) 6 2 1 2 3 4 Rothrock (L) 3 1 0 3 2 4 Clerk Os The Supreme Court And Court Os Appeals O’Laughlin (R) 305 137 125 131 261 320 Evans (D) 80 73 64 70 95 147 Patterson (A) 11 6 6 4 2 8 Representative In Congress (Third Congressional District for the Counties of LaPorte, Kosciusko, Starke, Saint Joseph, Elkhart and Marshall) Hiler (R) 316 139 123 133 263 326 Bodine (D) 87 80 68 74 94 146 State Representative (Eighteenth District for the Counties of Kosciusko and Noble) Mauzy(R) 316 157 142 157 278 361 Prosecuting Attorney For The 54th Judicial Circuit Consisting of the County of Kosciusko Miner (R) 326 158 148 158 287 362 Countv Auditor Geiger (R) ' 326 159 147 158 284 366 County Recorder Dust(R) 336 166 152 157 293 367 County Sheriff Rovenstine (R) 299 146 131 137 260 313 Parker (D) 100 74 60 73 98 168 * V County Assessor Gunter (R) 331 162 149 161 288 365 /' County Commissioner — Southern District Lynch (R) 312 151 144 162 284 362 Countv Councilman — First District Teghtmeyer (R) 337 154 155 161 289 367 Turkey Creek Township Assessor Knispeltß) 349 167 156 167 302 376 Township Trustees Turkey Creek Kuilema(R) 333 164 151 162 297 369 Members of the Advisory Board Turkey Creek Ridings (R) 319 160 144 150 276 356 Hadley (R) 321 163 148 161 291 341 Myrick(R) 321 160 147 153 276 337 Judicial Questions INDIANA SUPREMEE COURT: Shall Justice Donald Hunter be retained in office? Yes 233 97 90 95 185 188 No 78 40 31 51 59 79 INDIANA COURT OF APPEALS: Third District - Shall Judge George B. Huffman. Jr., be retained in office? Yes 227 98 84 95 185 184 No 77 41 38 47 57 75 School Ballot — Lakeland Community School Corporation <3 to be elected to board) Carey (I) 237 125 138 126 193 206 Koser (II) 279 112 132 100 200 198 Smith (ID 225 118 121 132 201 217 Hoerr (III) 267 133 139 135 235 206 MOTON IHOrCI*OIITS TO OW mvmKJJr The Syracuse-Wawasee Retail Merchants will hold a business meeting at 8 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 8, in the board room at the State Bank of Syracuse. All area merchants, and their representatives are in vited to attend this meeting.

Republicans dominate Plain Strong Republican tendencies were evident in Plain Township with Al Rovenstine, sheriff candidate, receiving more than three-fourths of the vote over democrat Charles Parker. In the other two major races, Richard Lugar topped Floyd Fithian in the Senate race by a 561 to 244 vote; and John Hiler was victorious over Richard Bodine in the House of Representative contest. Specific township results are: Plain Twp. Pct. 1 Pct. 2 Pct. 3 United States Senate Lugar (R) 246 181 134 Fithian (D) 109 85 50 James (A) Oil Secretary Os State Simcox (R) 250 195 144 Beardsley (D) 95 65 38 Eineman (A) 3 3 1 Dasbach (L) 12 0 Auditor Os State Loos(R) 241 185 135 Cox (D) 104 77 45 Artist (L) 2 2 2 Treasurer Os State Ridlen (R) 248 185 141 Bell (D) 95 71 38 Dickerson (A) 4 5 2 Rothrock (L) 10 0 Clerk Os The Supreme Court And Court of Appeals O’Laughlin (R) 249 181 138 Evans (D) 94 72 42 Patterson (A) 4 11 3 Representative In Congress (Third Congressional District for the Counties of LaPorte, Kosciusko, Starke, Saint Joseph, Elkhart and Marshall) Hiler (R) 243 187 141 Bodine (D) 105 71 37 State Representative (Eighteenth District for the Counties of Kosciusko and Noble) Mauzy(R) 268 206 153 Prosecuting Attorney For The 54th Judicial Circuit Consisting of the County of Kosciusko Miner (R) 277 212 156 County Auditor Geiger (R) 276 212 154 Countv Recorder Dust (R) 273 206 151 County Sheriff Rovenstine (R) 254 205 147 Parker (D) 96 54 35 County Assessor Gunter (R) 277 214 156 County Commissioner Southern District Lynch (R) 284 211 157 County Councilman Second District ; Latta (R) 283 219 157 Township Trustees Plain Boggs (R) 296 224 161 Members of the Advisory Board Plain StOOkey(R)! 278 220 156 Everest (R) 269 211 154 Tusing (R) 269 204 153 Judicial Questions INDIANA SUPREME COURT: Shall Justice Donald Hunter be retained in office? Yes 160 116 75 No 70 53 37 INDIANA COURT OF APPEALS: Third District — Shall Judge George B. Huffman, Jr., be retained in office? Yes 155 116 82’ No 76 51 30

Strong Republican vote in Van Buren Township in Tuesday's election

A strong Republican vote was reported in Van Buren Township on Tuesday with 534 persons voting to retain U.S. Senator Richard Lugar. An additional 290 persons voted for his opponent Floyd Fithian. John Hiler, who credits Kosciusko and Elkhart Counties for returning him to the U.S. Congress, received 556 votes to 256 votes for Democrat Richard Bodine. Incumbent Kosciusko County Sheriff Al Rovenstine received 572 votes from Van Buren Township while Charles Parker, his Democratic opponent, received 246. Rural Milford resident Marguerite Hoerr received 284 votes in her bid for re-election to the school board from Van Buren Township voters. Complete results of township voting follows: Van Buren Township Pct. 1 Pct. 2 Pct. 3. United States Senate Lugar (R) 150 130 254 Fithian (D) 81 93 116 James (A) 2 0 3 Secretary Os State Simcox(R) 152 126 265 Beardsley (D) 75 94 89 Eineman (A) 2 1 3 Dasbach (L) 10 2 Auditor Os State Loos(R) 149 121 256 Cox (D) 76 100 95 Artist (L) 2 17 Treasurer Os State Ridlen(R) 147 127 268 Bell (D) 76 91 79 Dickerson (A) 4 4 5 Rothrock (L) 10 3 Clerk Os The Supreme Court And Court Os Appeals O’Laughlin (R) 148 128 250 Evans(D) 69 86 99 Patterson (A) 7 6 8 Representative In Congress (Third Congressional District for the Counties of LaPorte, Kosciusko, Starke, Saint Joseph, Elkhart and Marshall)

Democrats make presence known in Tippecanoe While most of the precincts in Tippecanoe Township followed the rest of the county in the Senatorial, House ot Representative* and sheriff’s race, the Democratic presence was strongly felt in this township. In the race for the Senate, incumbent Richard Lugar, defeated Floyd Fithian by little more than 300 votes. The race for the House of Representatives’ seat saw John Hiler defeating Richard Bodine by a 418 vote margin. The sheriff’s race was awarded to the Republicans also, but Al Rovenstine was victorious by less than 300 votes over Charles Parker. Complete township results are as follows: Tippecanoe Township Pct. 1 Pct. 2 Pct. 3 Pct. 4 United States Senate Lugar (R) 267 292 389 108 Fithian (D) 172 148 274 119 James (A) 4 > 3 4 0 Secretary Os State SimcOX (R) J . 266 300 391 117 Beardsley (D) 158 134 259 100 Eineman (A) 9 3 3.2 Dasbach (L) 4 3 13 Auditor Os State Loos (R) 256 288 371 106 Cox (D) 171 145 275 113 Artist (L) 7 3 6 1 Treasurer Os State Ridlen (R) 266 286 394 108 Bell (D) 159 143 255 105 Dickerson (A) 7 5 3 1 Rothrock (L) 4 4 2 4 Clerk Os The Supreme Court And Court Os Appeals O’Laughlin (R) 268 297 381 103 Evans (D) 154 130 258 107 Patterson (A) 13 5 11 5 Representative In Congress (Third Congressional District for the Counties of LaPorte, Kosciusko, Starke, Saint Joseph, Elkhart and Marshall) Hiler (R) 262 301 404 ill Bodine (D) 170 135* 243 112 State Representative (Eighteenth District for the Counties of Kosciusko and Noble) Mauzy(R) 300 331 450 139 Prosecuting Attorney For The 54th Judicial Circuit Consisting of the County of Kosciusko Miner (R) 306 339 459 142 County Auditor Geiger (R) 314 350 459 150 County Recorder Dust (R) * 307 331 445 131 v County Sheriff Rovenstine (R) 248 264 403 119 Parker (D) 200 176 259 109 County Assessor Gunter (R) 323 343 469 145 County Commissioner — Southern District Lynch (R 4 . 302 327 453 141 County Councilman — First District Teghtmeyer (R) 321 350 466 153 Township Trustees Tippecanoe Schaaf (R) 178 174 281 64 Mitchell (D) 256 265 380 159 Members of the Advisory Board Tippecanoe Rhodes (R) 239 265 408 103 Metcalf (R) 271 281 423 129 Leinsetter (R) 198 197 295 79 Conkling (D) 153 151 225 . 90 Strombeck (D) 4 231 227 315 154 Shock (D) 197 169 260 103 Judicial Questions INDIANA SUPREME COURT: Shall Justice Donald Hunter be retained in office? Yes 189 207 325 89 No . 91 71 117 53 INDIANA COURT OF APPEALS. Third District — Shall Judge George B. Huffman, Jr., be retained in office? Yes " 186 202 311 85 No 86 69 113 54 School Ballot — Lakeland Community School Corporation . (3 to be elected to board) Carey (I) 297 287 420 155 Koser(II) 143 146 259 7b Smith (II) 188 194 309 109 Hoerr(III) 237 244 321 109

Hiler (R) 162 133 261 Bodine (D) 68 86 102 State Representative (Eighteenth District for the Counties of Kosciusko and Noble) Mauzy(R) 172 156 289 Prosecuting Attorney For The 54th Judicial Circuit Consisting of the County of Kosciusko Miner (R) ' 179 151 301 County Auditor Geiger (R) 180 154 289 Countv Recorder Dust(R) 174 151 289 County Sheriff Rovenstine (R) 165 131 276 Parker (D) 67 91 88 County Assessor Gunter (R) 181 153 296 County Commissioner Southern District Lynch (R) 175 150 290 County Councilman Second District Latta (R) 181 153 300 Township Trustees Van Buren Evans (R) 202 159 320 Members of the Advisory Board Van Buren Doty (R) 187 158 296

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Keiper (R) 180 157 291 Stath (R) 162 139 259 Judicial Questions INDIANA SUPREME COURT: Shall Justice Donald Hunter be retained in office? Yes 123 83 184 No 45 53 61 INDIANA COURT OF APPEALS: Third District - Shall Judge George B. Huffman, Jr. be retained in office? Yes 121 83 182 No 46 49 60 School Ballot Laskeland Community School Corportion (3 to be elected to board) Carey (I) 145 117 212 Koser (II) 84 78 127 Smith (H) 115 112 172 Hoerr (III) 185 157 284 Smoke-less Put small bowls of vinegar in four corners of the room where smokers are congregating. Or try activated charcoal in small dishes to remove postparty odors.