The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 April 1984 — Page 18

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ARCH AND Delia Baumgartner were named “Co-Citizens of the Year” at the annual Milford Area Development Council Banquet last Saturday night. They are shown above with their engraved plaque and members of their family. From left behind the honored couple are Craig Yoder, Jane (Baumgartner) Yoder, Jason Yoder, Jeny Baumgartner and Ron Baumgartner. In back are Michael Yoder, Criss Baumgartner and Gloria Baumgartner. EVERY ONCE in awhile this newspaper has gremlins in the copy and odd things appear in print Last week one of our gremlins gave Don and Bernice Ahrns an extra daughter and Mike Treesh a new wife — Linda. This, no doubt, came as a surprise to Don and Bernice, Mike

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and Mike's parents, Glen (“Ike”) and Jean Treesh. They all know, and so do we, that Mike is married to the former Nancy Arhrns. OFFICIALS AT Schwartz’s Super Valu grocery store have recently decided to expand store hours beginning in May. Owner Ron Schwartz says the store will remain open 24 hours a day beginning either Sunday, May 13 or Monday, May 14. With the expanded hours. Schwartz hopes to increase sales, but also keep the store in better shape during the regular working hours. NOT TRUE: Not true is the fact that Milford interests are contemplating the annexation of Camelot Lakes, located half way between Milford and Syracuse. RUMOR HAS it there are a cou-

ple of changes in the works at two local banks. At the First National Bank of Warsaw’s Milford Branch, Jim Tague is expected to move to a new position at the main office while a new employee takes his place. Also expected is the return of Hazel Charlton to the banking business. A former employee of First National, watch for Hazel to join the staff of Lake City Bank’s Milford branch. THE STATE of Indiana has joined the National Library Week Celebration, currently underway, and has a slogan “Your Indiana Library— See What’s In It For You” for the state observance. If you haven’t already, plan to stop at the library this week — you may be in for a big surprise! DON’T FORGET Thursday is the night the Milford Baseball Boosters will hold uniform night. It will be held in the elementary school at 7 p.m. Students in kindergarten through eighth grade who are participating in the summer program are asked to attend the meeting. Information will be provided on team rosters and coaches. A drive is currently underway to raise $1,200 to renovate the lighting system at the main Youth League diamond. r —o — WEATHER REPORT: Each day this week has brought warmer temperatures and brighter sunshine. Spring may at long last be coming to Northern Indiana!

Commissioners table Syracuse industrial park

A petition to rezone 33.26 acres of land for a proposed industrial park for the Syracuse area was tabled by the Kosciusko County Commissioners at their meeting April 5. The petition will be reviewed at the May 7 meeting pending the study of solutions to sewage and drainage problems. The Area Plan Commission had reviewed the case at its March 7 meeting, and had recommended approval of the rezoning to the county commissioners. At the commissioners’ meeting Dan Richard, executive director of the Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission, was unsuccessful in convincing the commissioners to give the case back to the APC. Richard said a soils report, which stated the composition of the soils as primarily clay, would be likely to change the decision of the APC members. The APC originally granted approval of the petition presented by the Syracuse-Wawasee Area Development Company pending an investigation into potential sewage problems. The property, located west of

Cable subscribers receive free movies

Cable television subscribers in Milford and Syracuse will be treated to an extended four-day weekend of free entertainment, April 12-15, when Noble Cable TV, Inc. and Home Box Office, Inc. invite them to try HBO’, the nation’s most popular premium TV service, and CINEMAX™, the pay service that brings subscribers 45 movies a month, plus exclusive rock and comedy specials. The free preview will be on Noble Cable TV channel 17. The entertainment bonanza begins Thursday and Friday, April 12 and 13, with a preview of CINEMAX featuring recent movie hits. CINEMAX also offers a Preview of the Emmy-winning comedy series “SCTV” set at the mythical Melonville TV station, along with “Album Flash™: Olivia Newton-John,” performing songs from her LP, “Two of a Kind,” the soundtrack of her film of the same title. Cable TV viewers are invited to tune in to HBO on Saturday and Sunday, April 14 and 15, where they can find a weekend movie lineup. HBO also raises the curtain on the Oscar-winning octogenarian George Burns, who performs his stand-up nightclub comedy act on television for the first time in his long career, in “George Burns In Concert,” an exclusive “Standing Room Only* ” presentation. And superstar/singer Donna Summer proves “She Works Hard for the Money,” in “Donna - A Hot Summer Night,” an exclusive HBO Rock presentation. And that’s just a sample of HBO, where special features showcasing some of America’s favorite performers, exclusive “HBO Premiere Films” and special-ly-produced dramatic and comedy series plus sports spectaculars and family programs can be found alongside blockbuster Hollywood movies. All basic cable subscribers in Milford and Syracuse will Syracuse home vandalized while owner was gone David Roth, r 5 Syracuse, reported to Kosciusko County Police his mobile home was vandalized while he was in Florida. Roth told police the vandalism occurred sometime during the past several months. Petition filed A petition has been filed to vacate an alley in the Hillabold’s Addition at Syracuse. According to a legal notice published elsewhere in this issue, Herschel V. Wells, Charlotte Wells, Tom C. McClain and Mary Jane McClain have filed the petition. A hearing will be held May 15 at the Syracuse Town Hall at 7:30 p.m. to consider the petition. Seek Gvil Defense members for town of Syracuse Robert Wooten, Civil Defense director at Syracuse, is seeking additional members for that organization. Persons interested in assisting with traffic control and helping in emergencies are urged to call Wooten at 457-4669. The Syracuse Civil Defense holds monthly meetings, the third Thursday at the Civil Defense building.

SR 13 and 1,750 feet north of CR SOON in Turkey Creek Township, and near the Tri-County Fish and Game Preserve, has been cause for remonstrance. The prime concerns include: that the land should remain agricultural, the distance from fire and police departments, the effects of the development on a nearby hog confinement operation, the fact that the park could create a turning hazzard, and that the nearby Tri-County Fish and Game Preserve would become subject to pollutants. However, far and beyond other problems voiced by remonstrance are the concerns with sewage and drainage, according to all parties involved. County Sanitarian Jon Cupp explained with the type of soil composition found on the acreage individual underground septic systems could not be used. He did not believe that the state health department would issue permits for this type of system due to the soils, and added the park would need its own above ground system. Further, this he said would require meetings in Indianapolis with the state health

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department. Having agreed that an above ground sewage treatment system would be installed if necessary, Steve Snyder, a Syracuse at-. torney and member of the Wawasee Area Development Company, was anxious to gain approval for the rezoning. The development company has an option to buy the land from Harold and Maxine Stoffel, as buyers for the property are found. At this time tentative agreement has been received from at least one manufacturer, and five other inquiries have been received from interested parties. The commissioners tabled the petition according to Area Plan Ordinace Administrator Cinda Overmyer because, “They wanted further input into soil and drainage, and what could be done to prevent pollution into the Tricounty Fish and Game Preserve.” Under the planning system it will be necessary for any type of septic system proposed to be reviewed by the Area Plan Commission at the time of final plat presentation. ,

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fl nt 11 *<*-.*« ■ ■n WARRIOR OF THE MONTH — This month’s honorary Warrior of the Month at Wawasee High School is David Butler. Wawasee’s Warrior of the Month award cannot be purchased or awarded on the basis of contributions that are made solely material oriented. The recipient must embody spirit, unselfishness, originality and concern for the school. Butler is an example of a local businessman who does just that. Pictured above, Mr. Butler recieves his plague from -WHS principal Dr. Howard Hull symblomatic of his recieving this month’s “Warrior of the Month” award. "From our school vans, to our T-shirts, from our team sectional handkerchiefs, to our new music department trailer, he has taken an idea, embellished and improved it by using his talents to create a first class image for WHS. His donation of time and effort is widely known as is his superfan status, since he always attends all athletic events, both home and away. We are proud to have the opportunity to honor David Butler as Wawasee’s Warrior of the Month.” comments Dr. Hull.

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