The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 47, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 December 1982 — Page 17

It happened ... in Milford

18 YEARS AGO. DEC.I. 1*72 Members of the Milford town board decided at their meeting Sunday night to consider a completely new sewer system for the town. This decision came about after board members talked with L.E. Woodman, president of Baxter and Woodman, Inc., of/ Crystal Lake, 111. civil and sanitary engineers who are working on Milford’s sewage treatment facilities. Carl Shearer, minister of the Milford Christian Church, announced that he has accepted a call to the ministry of the Hillcrest Christian church in Hazel Crest, 111.

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After a number of residents of the Milford community including representatives of the town board and ministerial association appeared and voiced objections to the granting of a license for a package store in Milford, W. U. Buker of r 2 Syracuse withdrew his application. An article on the front page of this paper several weeks ago stated the Hickory Lounge in Milford had been fined on several charges, including violation of the dancing code. Reports this week to be incorrect . The lounge was fined for standing and consuming and insufficient lighting. All charges in June were dismissed.

2S YEARS AGO, DEC.«, IM2 The new Augsburger IGA store which is being constructed in Milford on state road 15 will be completed and have it’s grand opening sometime in the near future. John Augsburger and his son John B. Augsburger, partners in the venture, stated this week that the new supermarket was planned in keeping with the growth of Milford and the Lakeland area. The town of Milford has announced that it is accepting bids until January 2, for a new police car. The bids will be opened at 7:30 p.m. on that date. Mrs. Herbert Kann of Milford spent Tuesday in Cleveland,

Ohio. Mary Ann Szabo accompanied Mrs. Kann to Milford. Mary Ann is the daughter of Mrs. Tibor Szabo of Hopewell, New York. Sunday visitors of Rev. and Mrs. Leonard Thompson and sons of Milford were Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Hagan of Mentone. X YEARS AGO, DEC. 4,1K2 Russell Homan and Robert Hollar returned Thursday from a three-weeks’ hunting trip in Moosehead and Porter. Maine. Russell said he saw more game this time than he had ever seen before in his eight years of Maine hunting. He brought home a deer and a bear. The bear skin, a long,

black silky fur, is being made into a rug. The North Sheridan Road Apostolic Christian Church at Peoria, 111., will be the scene of the wedding of Miss Mildred Emily Hoerr, of Peoria and Arthur Lee Moser, of Goshen, Ind., on Sunday afternoon, December 14. Elder David Mangold, of Roanoke, will be the officiating clergyman. The young couple plan to reside in Milford. Darrell Orn, Billy Orn, Amos Orn, and Richard Gerber attended a basketball tournament at Greenfield, 111., on Thursday. Harry Orn, who played in the

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tourney with the Lincoln (Ill.) Bible Institute team, came home with them on Friday and returned to Lincoln on Saturday. X YEARS AGO, DEC. 8,1932 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hamilton left Wednesday night for California, where they will spend the winter. They left Milford Junction on train No. 9 which took them to Chicago, and from there they went to Omaha, Neb., where they transfered trains. Mrs. Hazel Sauers of Grand Rapids, Mich., returned home Monday after a week end visit with her father Jacob Troup, and her brother, Rial Troup and family. She was accompanied by

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Mrs. Willis Mortimer who had also been visiting here. Mrs. Mathew Weisser was given a vary pleasant surprise Sunday evening by 25 friends from the locality, Goshen, Elkhart and Fort Wayne. The social hour was very enjoyable, singing being the principal

APC denial stands as is

By GARY LEWIS After reviewing a case sent back by the Kosciusko County Commissioners, the area plan commission refused to reverse an earlier decision denying a rural North Webster man’s petition to rezone his property light industrial for his welding, repair and light fabricating business. Robert Williamson, r 1 Warsaw, appeared before the APC in October .to review the case. The commissioners unanimously denied the petition, saying to do otherwise would be “spot zoning" and cited several violations of the home occupation special exception regulations. The property is located on the east side of SR 13, one-half mile north of CR 400 N, south of North Webster. The APC determined Williamson violated restrictions on the size of his business sign and did not keep his equipment inside. The home occupation special exception is designed to allow for small businesses in residential or agriculture zoned areas if the exterior is kept free from clutter and conforms to the surrounding property. Williamson appealed the decision to the county commissioners who in turn sent back the petition to the APC. The APC upheld its earlier denial and recommended the case be heard by the Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals. Neer Acres Tabled In the only case on the agenda, the APC tabled a petition by county health nurse Barbara Clouse for preliminary plat approval for Neer Acres. The residential subdivision would be located on the west side of the Syracuse-North Webster Road, south of Woodland Acres Drive. Area Planning director Dan Richard said the case has a “unique twist” because a onefoot strip of land on the north side of the property, located along the south side of the Woodland Acres Drive, is owned by someone else. The Woodland Acres Drive is the only access for two of the lots of the subdivision. The strip of land is owned by Woodland Acres and was purchased to protect the subdivision from unwanted neighbors, explained Howard Juday, co-owner of Woodland acres. He told the commission Three autos in accident A mishap on SR 13 at CR 550 N recently involved three autos with damages under $6,000. Delories J. Long. 35, r 1 North Webster, had stopped to make a left turn onto CR 550 N when her auto was struck from behind by a .car driven by John D. Heckaman. 19, r 4 Syracuse. Heckaman had slowed for the Long vehicle when he was rearended by an auto driven by Leia J. Achey, 52, r 1 Leesburg. Heckaman s auto was pushed into the Long auto. The Leesburg and Syracuse autos were damaged up to $2,500. The North Webster vehicle sustained less than S2OO damage.

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feature.. refreshmetns were served by Miss Betty Weisser. Mr*, and Mrs. J. E. Doty had as their dinner guests on Sunday J. H. Hill and Rollin Love and families of Elkhart. Bert Shell and family of South Bend spent Sunday with the John Rusher family.

members that he has no quarrel with Neer Acres, but his wife, coowner of the strip, refused to give up title to the property by filing a quick-claim deed. The only other issue questioned in the case was an alleged drainage problem. Syracuse attorney Steven Snyder, representing a neighbor to the proposed subdivision, said a pond 25 to 30 feet in radius forms every time there’s a rain of one-inch or more. He said a culvert, located underneath the SyracuseWebster road, is not located in the center of the drainage area which extends all the way south to the Crazy-Corners intersection. Chuck Brower, APC member, said the county highway department has been aware of the problem and a culvert was to be installed over a year ago. The board unanimously approved to table the issue until the one-foot strip of property along the road is clarified.

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