The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 November 1983 — Page 16

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. ” "1 Jr- Ol ; 11 ibo v | fIF I 1 - I a 1 BL Hi WMB'" ■*“ 1 "'' « Mx NEW EQUIPMENT FOR SCHWARTZ'S — Schwarts's Super Valu Supermarket. Milford, is expanding its services with the addition of new meat storage cases and a deli case. This work should be completed by the end of December. Jim Sattison. center, of Sattison Refrigeration, the company installing the new cases, is pictured above with Ron Schwarts, left, and Steve Schwarts. According to Ron. the store's interior will be completely remodeled following the installation of the new cases. Present plans call for the new cases to be put in place on December 19. The all-new meat department will offer top quality fresh meats along with old-fashioned over-the-counter service. Pre-packaged fresh meats will still be available for customers who prefer the convenience of self-service. “We will be offering the best of both worlds when it comes to shopping for meat." Ron said. The deli will feature a wide variety of bulk luncheon meats, cheeses and fresh salads. There will also be a new bakery department alongside the deli which will feature fresh-baked doughnuts and sweet rolls as well as home-baked “Amish” goods. (Photo by Tom Charles)

Busy week for Syracuse police officers

Syracuse Police Officers have investigated a number of complaints this past week. They follow: Pat Boeger, 201 S. John St., called police on Friday, Nov. 18, at 9:38 p.m. to report someone was trying to get into her apartment. Officer Robert Houser investigated. Robert Kaehler, Sr., doing business as Lakeland Laundry, SR 13 and Pickwick Road,

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reported S2O in quarters and a coin box were stolen from the laundromat. The theft occurred between closing Monday, Nov. 28, and opening on Tuesday, Nov. 29. Chief Warren Swartz is investigating. Ben Franklin Store Manager Don Melton called police at 4:20 p.m. on November 22, when salesclerks caught a young boy sticking toys inside his jacket. The incident was checked out by

Officer Corky Wong. Blanche Kline, 212 Benton St., called police at 8:18 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 26, after hearing someone pounding on a window and shots fired. Officer Houser checked out the report. The police received an anonymous report of vandalism at 12:42 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 27. The caller reported on Friday, Nov. 25, three “kids” pushed a small Pontiac onto East Brooklyn St., heading the wrong direction, and then sometime during the week end all four tires were flattened. The auto is registered to Robert Miller, 113 W. Main St. Chief Swartz reported the windshield and left mirror were broken. Paul Gardner, an employee of Red-D-Mart, SR 13, called police at 10:44 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 27, when he noticed his store keys were missing. Syracuse Police are continuing their investiga tion.

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LAVERNE, LAVERNE, the delightful young woman pictured above with Ron Baumgartner, made an appearance at The M-J office yesterday (Tuesday) to wish Ron happy birthday. The M-J managing editor and new president of The Papers Incorporated (see article elsewhere in this issue) celebrated his 40th birthday with all of the frills befitting a man of his age. LAVERNE. LAVERNE was busy this week. She made a stop at the B & B in Nappanee on Monday morning to extend birthday wishes to David Widmoyer. Widmoyer is pastor of the Island Chapel-Hastings United Methodist Church. BECKY DOLL, accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Beer, and an aunt, Frances Clark, spent a beautiful week in Naples, Fla., recently. Becky says the weather was cool for Floridians at 75 degrees, but suited her just fine. A RETROSPECTIVE look at Lebanon, after three years on assignment there, won an Associated Press Managing Editors September story-of-the-month nomination for Nick and Earleen Tatro, according to information received this week from Bill Spurgeon, summer resident of Lake Wawasee and executive editor of The Muncie Star and Muncie Evening Press. Earleen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Fisher of Milford. The couple was in Milford a few weeks ago and now live in Tel Aviv, Israel, where Nick is bureau chief. “Most of Lebanon's violence is random, quixotic and impersonal," the Tatros wrote for AP Newsfeatures for Sunday. Sept. 11. “A man taking a shower in his second-floor apartment is killed by a stray shell. A reporter on the front line is not.” THE JAYCEETTES will hold their annual bazaar for youngsters in the elementary Curs collide in Syracuse Two cars collided at the intersection of South Harrison Street and East Henry Streets in Syracuse on Tuesday, Nov. 28. The mishap occurred at 12:08 p.m. David J. McVey, 20, Pickwick Drive. P.O. Box 576 Syracuse, told Syracuse Police he was westbound on East Henry Street and did not see the stop sign at the intersection of South Harrison When McVey stopped the vehicle was in the intersection and it was struck by a car driven by Evelyn J. Hann, 55, r 1 box 84 Syracuse. She could not avoid the collision. Evelyn Hann was northbound on South Harrison Street. Syracuse Police Officer William Selvey estimated damage up to SI,OOO to the McVey vehicle and up to $2,500 damage to the Hann auto. Randy Bartels in car/deer accident Randy A. Bartels, 16, r 1 box 156 North Webster, was involved in a car/deer mishap Tuesday, Nov. 23, on SR 13 north of Syracuse. Syracuse Police Officer Corky Wong estimated the damage at S3OO to the 1981 Dodge driven by Bartels.

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school on Saturday, Dec. 4, from 9 a m. until 12 noon. Grade school students will be able to shop for their parents at the bazaar and Santa promises to be there. DON'T FORGET Santa will also be in town next week end during the pancake and sausage breakfast being held by the Milford Area Development Council, (Watch next week's M-J for complete details) BRRRRRRRR, ALL the people who have left for the sunny south should know that winter has arrived in the Lakeland area. There were snowflakes in the air yesterday but no accumulation. The temperature was in the 30s with a wind chill factor taking it down to one degree. WITH THANKSGIVING behind us residents of Milford are quickly turning their thoughts to the Christmas season ... stores and homes are taking on a festive look and plans for holiday events are quickly taking shape. Tomorrow is the day slated by the Ministerial Association for

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couraged to participate in a 38-miaute sing at the town haU at 6:39 p.m. The Ministerial

Association is fttratehtag the town with a tree which will be officially lit during the sing.