The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 May 1983 — Page 18

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., May 4,1983

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Mobile Homes For Sole 95 ERA BIER NEW LISTING 2 bedroom mobile home, great get-a-way or year round lake access. 515.900 Real Estate For Exchange 96 FOR SALE— Mobile home 10x50. Newly redecorated, very clean. 54105 CR 7N, Elkhart. 264-2455 or' 295-8115. M. 4-25 Real Estate Waited 97 CLIENT HAS SOLD — Their farm and desires home in Milford school system. Call Flaherty Realty, 773-2388 or after 5; Kathleen Martz 773-7430 M. 4-11 * RENTALS Apts. Far Rent 98 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT — With Dewart Lake access. References and security deposit required. 457-2754 or 457-5092. FOR RENT — Greenhaus Apartments, one and two bedrooms, rent based on income. Private laundry facilities and walking distance to .shopping center. Call 457-4884. ts TWO BEDROOM — Pine Terrace condo. $3lO per month plus utilities. Call 457-4446. ts APARTMENT WITH ONE BEDROOM — In quiet neighborhood, Syracuse. First Floor. Telephone 457-5395 or 457-2530. ts ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT — With access to Papakeechie Lake. $135 month. $125 deposit. Call Donna at Todd Realty, 4574417. ts ATTRACTIVE 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT — Fully carpeted with appliances, excellent location. $240 per month. Please call 457-2047. ts FOR RENT — Furnished 3 rooms one bedroom apartment on Sawmill Lake. Call 834-2453 after 4:00. M. 4-11

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ATTENTION BUYERS! The Real Estate Market Is Changing Fast The Next 30 Days Will Be An Excellent Time To Invest In A New Home Or Lake Property — Act Now! Call 457-4414 NEW LISTING WAWASEE LAKE FRONT - " * W W * ttafev- ~«a■ . . <, 'niiW' --7/-"rrrtMaw> Webster Water Front —3 BR S. Shore Location. 3 Br„ Gas Gas Heat, Garage. Concrete Heat, Central Air, Garage. Seawall. Call Today. >45,000. >150,000. SYRACUSE LAKE FRONT WAWASEE CHANNEL &£■ freWOMI BrP'X >*■ W ■ tab I ■ s JKb wmi wPWI BiTevel Home. Gas Ideal Retirement Or Starter uL Water Heat. Close to Home. Gas Heat, Large Lot ” .L ii i» 000 200‘ Water >55,000. * FACH office is independently owned & operated. | Ric Schaekei, Broker 457-3454 4_ . Tom Prickett, Associate 457-5422 ' XI Louise Rex, Broker n iTw-c 804-3304 Beaty Realto rs Ivan Rinehart, Broker R. 3 Box 35A 856-2252 Syracuse (210> 457-4414 _

ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS — For rent. Appliances. air conditioning, carpeting furnished. Rents start at $205. Contact Greenhaus Apartments, 457-4884. ts I FOR RENT — Two bedroom unfurnished apartment. Good location in Syracuse. Appliances furnished including air condition, $225 per month. No pets. Lease and references required. Call 4574900 or 457-4580. ts APARTMENT FOR RENT — S2OO. 2 bedroom, immediate occupancy. 457-3088 or 773-7989, ask for Larry or Beth. M. 4-11 Bldgs. For Rent 99 BUILDING — Offices, manufacturing, warehouse and parking. 457-4501, p.m. ts Bus. Places For Rent 100 TODD MALTY Commercial Investment Division 457-4417 SYRACUSE COMMERCIAL LEASE OR RENT • PICKWICK UNIT — Outside location, $202.00 per month plus maintenance. • NEW PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE — 550 sq. ft. on prime highway frontage. Outside sign space available S3OO per month includes utilities. •POLE BUILDING - Located in Milford on SR 15, multiple uses, zoned commercial, corner lot, 1,680 sq. ft. S3OO per month. Sandi Beaty, Todd Realty MYBUSINXSS BROKERS Each oHice independently owned and operated SR US P.O. Box 307 Syracuse Houses For Rent 102 TWO BEDROOM — Channel home. $225 per month plus utilities, call 457-4446. ts

It happened ... in Milford

10 YEARS AGO, MAY 2,1973 The Indiana State Highway Commission has adopted its 1973-74 statutory construction program. The program provides for preliminary engineering, land acquisition and construction activities totaling over $353 million.

2H&' - it* 1 im—w »*■■'» ■me ■„ .. NEW ROOF — The pavillion roof at Syracuse’s Railroad Park is receiving needed replacement. Shown here is Mark Sumpter, Milford, of Walker’s Roofing, removing the old shingles. The pavillion roof at Lakeside Park has already received a new roof, ail part of the Syracuse Park Department’s efforts to improve park property. This Saturday, May 7, a clean-up day is scheduled. Interested volunteers should report to Syracuse Lakeside Park at 9 a.m. (Photo by Gary Lewis)

Storm causes only minor damage

Despite the rain, high winds and a tornado watch until 2 a m. Monday morning, the Lakeland area was spared any serious damage, late Sunday evening. The only reported incident was on Sunrise Beach, Ogden Island, Lake Wawasee when one-third of a tree feel on electrical lines, disrupting service, at 11:30 p.m., to approximately 70-80 customers for four-five hours. Bob Westfall, Northern Indiana Public Service Company’s Syracuse manager, reported there were a few minor service lines down in the area, but nothing major. High winds on Monday dried up most of the high water problems, however there are still several fields flooded and high water around the lake area. No significant flooding was reported at Tippecanoe Lake, however, there were several incidents around the lake that had ponding around the homes and one home had water up to its front door.

From the Syracuse Police log — Crossing gate down, no train

The following information was obtained from the log of the Syracuse Police Department. Aprils? 6:47 a.m. — Party advised dogs in trash at Lake and Carroll 1:01 p.m. — Subject on station with spaniel pup and chain 2:18 p.m. — Subject on station reference lost spaniel pup, advised in our pound 6:59 p.m. — Man advised an abandoned vehicle in front of residence on North Street, in roadway April 28 6:47 a.m. — Party advised her MC is setting out by Camelot Lake. She will pick it up 7:11 a m. — Subject advised of dead duck on Front St., by bridge 8:26 a.m. — Subject on station to report a lost plate 1:03 a m. — Subject requested if license is needed to drive a moped 3:22 p.m. — Subject requested to speak to an officer reference neighbor’s dog in garbage 4:32 p.m. — Wawasee High School teacher requested a unit at Wawasee High School reference reckless driving April 29 9:45 a.m. — Dog running loose on South Main 2:13 p.m. — Business advises of hit and skip, gave vehicle description 3:30 p.m. — Subject advise son hit by hit and skip on 500E at Bolevia Hill 4:23 p.m. — Subject on station to speak to officer reference incident that happened at Wawasee High School April 30 9:50 a.m. — Local business advises truck on fire

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With the adoption of the plan the construction of the bridge over the B O railroad located 1% miles north of Milford on state road 15 is one step closer. The program is to be included under the special federal aid bridge replacement program. Mr. and Mrs. James Wolf and

Elsewhere in the county a chicken house on the Dean Decker farm, Crystal Lake Road, west of Warsaw, was damaged by high winds. Shingles and wooden frames from the building were torn off and scattered across an adjoining yard. High water was also reported on Crystal Lake Road. Several spots on Warsaw streets were flooded Sunday, including Market Street near Holiday Bowling Lanes and South Park Ave. A broken water main contributed to the flooding problems on Market Street. Throughout the state there were 25 people injured when a possible tornado ripped through a mobile home park in Clinton County. In that incident 20-30 mobile homes were heavily damaged or destroyed as the storm sliced into the Country Estates Trailer Park around 11 p.m. The county’s sheriff’s department called the storm a twister, but the National Weather

3:20 p.m. — Subject requested unit, reference kids ringing his door bell and running away 10:35 p.m. — Complaint of dog barking May 1 2:46 a m. — Officer found open door at local business 1:24 p.m. — Subject requested name of hotel in Wawasee area 1:45 p.m. — Subject advised daughter missing 1:59 p.m. — Kosciusko County advised subject missing May 2 8:42 a.m. — Subject advises cattle out SR 13, tried to contact owner

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daughters Ann and Pam, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wolf, all of Atwood, were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. James Wolf’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller of Milford.

Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Barnes of Milford were Mr. and Mrs. Brent Barnes

Service said the damage came from strong thunderstorm winds and not a tornado. State police reported a tornado touched down in southern LaPorte County at 9:30 p.m. Sunday, causing minor damage but no injuries. The twister hit four miles south of LaCrosse, uprooting some trees and damaging a 16-foot tin shed. Funnel cloud sitings were reported between 10:20 p.m. Sunday, and 12:45 a.m. Monday, near Hamlet in Starke County, Terre Haute, near Pittsboro in Hendricks County and near Salem in Washington County. No damage was reported but winds gusting up to 80 miles per hour downed some power lines in Hendricks County. Os Indiana’s 92 counties, 22 in southern Indiana had tornado watches until 5 a.m. Monday, 58 counties were issued watches until 2 am., leaving only the extreme northwest and northeast regions free of tornado worries.

9:27 am. — Subject out of town, could you check her property after storm 3:16 p.m. — Teacher wanted information regarding fire poster contest. Chief advised will check 9:14 p.m. — Local business advises alarm is out of service tonight May 2 9:45 p.m. — Subject wants to know why crossing gate is down no train. B & 0 will send crew 10:14 p.m. — Subject advises possible heart attack 10:25 p.m. — Same subject advises above patient is bettter will take to Goshen Hospital themself

of Ann Arbor. Mich. Kenneth Beer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Beer, r 2 Milford, will seek a doctorate in education at Ball State university, Muncie, it was learned this week*. 28 YEARS AGO. MAY 2,1963 Officers, award winners and guests were present last Wednesday evening when the Milford FFA held their banquet in the all purpose room of the elementary school. Officers are Sentinel Don Bucher, secretary Wade Stephenson, president Mike Zimmerman, vice president Dennis Wertenberger and reporter Jim Mock. Award winners were Jim Sholtey, farm mechanics, Leo ANSWERS ACROSS 1-Strip 23-Tad 6-Laser 24-Mast 11- 26-Total 12- Adore 28-AH 13- Aloud 29-Fit 14- Mound 30-Kit 15- 32-Coati 16- Dab 34-Emote 18- 36-Annul 19- 37-Mutes 21- 38-Wedge 22- ke 39-Smart ANSWERS DOWN t 1-Stab 17-As 2- 20-Act 3- Rhode 21-Tat Island 23-Totems 4- 24-Macaw 5- Peddle 25-Alone 6- Lamb 26-Ti 7- 27-Liter 8- 29-File Dakota 31-Test 9- 33-Tug 10-Redan 35-Mum

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Anglin, scholarship award winner, Lester Krull, chapter star farmer, Ed Leamon, improvement project, George Krom 111, Indiana Star farmer and Dick Scott. Dennis Sharp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burris Sharp, Milford, was recently promoted to First Lieutenant in the United States Army. Lieutenant Sharp is a payroll officer in the medical corps at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. George Haab of Milford were honored at dinner in a local restaurant Tuesday evening in celebration of their silver wedding anniversary. Those planning the celebration were Mr. and Mrs. Lornie Miller of Nappanee, Mr. and Mrs. Chester McCuen of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haab of Milford. The Haabs were presented a gift. Mrs. Jacob Rink was honored at a dinner held Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merril Rink at Milford in honor of her 78th birthday. Mrs. Woodrow Free informed The Mail-Journal office this week that her son PFC Willard Free, a member of the US Marines, left on May 1 for Okinawa and other eastern points.

I RICHARD D. STOLLER R- 5, Box 121A (219) 457-4031 Syracuse, IN 46567 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION Kosciusko Countys Newest Community Lendon way Terrace West Side Os Dewart Lake CR 300E Offering: Affordibility “ u.cX- t Country Living start At $39,000 Access To Dewart Lake Open House Coming Soon — See Our Mode! Home At That Time — A, Two. Three And Four Bedroom Plans To ChoOse From In Different Styles I For More Information Call 658-9305 _ OIJ j Development _rßnJ Company

38 YEARS AGO, MAY 2.1953 No copy for this date 58 YEARS AGO, MAY 4.1933 Frank Grove has employed Do ty Brothers to repair and resurface the cement porch at his residence on Catherine street. Mel Markley had a new awning placed on the front of his building Saturday which greatly improves its appearance. All persons owning a tot in the Milford Cemetery are requested to call at the Citizens State Bank or see N. J. Groves and make a payment of SI.OO which is the annual charge for the upkeep of each lot. Mrs. Joe Bushong has been employed for part time work at the post office. A complete line of Munsen Underwear has. arrived at Sparklin’s Store. Mr. and Mrs Theodor Dinkeldein and son and Misses Lucy Biller and Elsie Tusing were Sunday dinner guests of James Biller and family. Ralph Neff and family of near Milford and Alfred Wilson and family spent Sunday afternoon with Guy and Glen Pinkerton and families.