The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 May 1984 — Page 19

ESCAPE brochure available

The North Webster-Tip-pecanoe Township Chamber of Commerce production of the ESCAPE brochure is in the hands of the public. Following a 10-month research and develop-

Painter Need second shift production painter, experience with urethane paint. Piece rated.. Good benefits. Apply To: Sea Nymph, Inc. 801 E. Chicago St Syracuse, IN Todd Houses Os The Week! NEW LISTING! THE VIEW IS THE IESTI Turn key unit, even down to linens and dishes. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, fully equipped kitchen, central air, carport and carport storage, beachfront stooge, swimming pool, pier space. $99,000 BAY POINT PHASE I LAKE WAWASEE NEW LISTING! PmaOTOKU. , ■ “I BKr -/ n ~~ \l This Runaway Boy (Unit No. 4) 3 bedroom, I'/» bath lakefront condominium is priced to sell as the sellers have purchased another property — furnished too! $81,900 (over $5,000 less than only other 3 bedroom Runaway Bay condo on waterfront). REDUCED TO $79,900 - POSSESSION UPON ACCEPTANCE OF OFFER LAKE WAWASEE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ■LU 1 IT. ' • - - Runaway Bay No. 36. 3 bedrooms 1 '/> baths. This unit can be purchased with or without furniture. Buy now and enjoy your summer. $85,900. LAKE WAWASEE NEWUSTINGI IXKUTIVtUIXUSTI — >rf| II J smj t u JWI u tiWIBI HB.iB -■ ' ; . ’* ' i. ■ ■ I . 8 ■ . Year round home on 75’ lot with lovely trees; prime location; excellent beach.. This four bedroom, two bath home has newly remodeled kitchen, family room, living room with fireplace. Upper deck and lower patio. Large two car garage, carport, boathouse on the channel lot. Must be seen to be appreciated. Call for your appointment now. ■8965-88* REDUCED $259,000. CEDAR POINT — LAKE WAWASEE . . ' I'L ' ' ■•.. ■■ | J" WEHAVE 76OTHE1 PBOPttTIES FOB SALIT) I STOP I YOUR Off ICE OR CALL FOR OUR I / HOMES FOR LIVING" BROCHURE f TODD REALTY SRI3S P.O. Box 307 SYRACUSE 14574417 | Joseph K. Todd, REALTOR Goto Uumqardt, REALTOR G.R.1., CJLS.. C.R.8., C.C.I J*. G.R.L, Broker MklPewHckl, REALTOR Marilyn Cole, REALTOR G.R.1.. Broker GXI., Broker Betty Garahorn. REALTOR Barbera Ann ToM REALTOR G.R.1., Broker GXI., CJ.B., Broker Donna Price, REALTOR Send Beaty, REALTOR GAI., Broker CJX., Broker Jhn Fry, REALTOR. GJLk Broker

ment procedure the chamber is now offering to tourist an informational brochure of the Tippecanoe Township Lakes area. The idea of a brochure was seeded in the chamber’s first

year and during the Community Pride month, the suggestion box polls unanimously confirmed the desire. Many people were involved in the formation of the committee, chaired by Bob List, an area photographer and chamber member. In addition to the chamber committee the North Webster Lady Lions Club, as a “community project,” donated time and labor to organize, correlate and assemble the brochures and ready them for distribution. The chamber is currently in its 1984 membership drive, renewing 1983 memberships and seeking new members to participate in the fiscal 1984 year. The chamber membership is open to area businesses, non-profit organizations and concerned individuals who are interested in developing the North Webster-Tippy Township area as a more viable business, commercial, civic and economic center. The next meeting of the chamber will be June 18 in Camelot Hall at 7 p.m. Members and guests are encouraged to attend. NAMED TO POSITION — Lake City Bank officials have announced that Betty McHenry has been named auditor, loan review and compliance officer. Mrs. McHenry has 20 years of banking experience and most recently was senior loan review officer for a $1.2 billion bank holding company in Ohio. She and husband. Kenneth, reside at r 2 Milford and are the parents of four children. Mrs. McHenry’s community involvements include Order of Eastern Star, Robinson Chapel Methodist Church, National Association of Bank Women, Robert Morris Associates and the National Association of Accountants. “Betty’s many years of banking experience and her community involvement make ’her a welcome addition to Lake City Bank in its continuing effort to be a responsible community citizen," remarked R. Douglas Grant, Lake City Bank president. Prosperity joys Another reason people enjoy prosperity far more than they do a depression is that in periods of prosperity they can live beyond their incomes. — Times, Chicago.

ITHWAITS REALTY NEW LISTING Small farmette located on 2 . acres chicken houses has beautiful home NEW LISTING 3 bedroom 2 story home located on • 4 avtes Nappanee MODERN MOBILE HOME PARK Excellent in.es* > me nt property Has full amenities 520 ACRES v.-’ti irr.qa-on can 'divide south v.es* of Goshen 40 ACRE hog farm scu*h * Nev. Pans 40 ACRE hog farm sr . m .f Nappanee 40 ACRE d r y farm southeast of Nai p ane40 ACRES of bare f a -m ground Loca’ea scu’h of Syracuse COMME RO Al BUILDING f ces loc .’.tea m N< .-. Pms Industrial Park COMMERCIAL 420 t'- U -ci: r f Q '•** * O f i C S Syr a • LOTS •• is, - H. gt •- Close- tp h gh school 1 2 ACRES Pt •' si*e Nev. Pari> 2’ ACRES Z cmm.-r Pans Call Us At 831-4394

U ‘ I ■ ' / L/ Tc-ucr.'-fs tjOK*********»w»isj2t INDIANA TRADERS Mike and Jean McDowell, pictured above looking at a basket from their shelves, recently opened a new gift shoppe in North Webster. One of Indiana’s most unique gift shoppe, Indiana Trading Company, is located in Clarksville, a rustic log cabin settlement from the early 1888 s. (Photo by Mark Weinstein) ■Hrz i ni - SPRING CAR WASH — Members of the newly-formed Wawasee Lacrosse Club held their first car wash last Friday and Saturday to help raise some $3,500 towards new lacrosse equipment. The car wash, offered free, was made possible via pledges from area people interested in the sport. Shown left to right are Rick Peterson, Anthony Clark, Brad Mitchell and Anita Peterson, a "helping parent." (Photo by Ben Smith)

It happened ... in Milford

10 YEARS AGO, MAY 29,1974 An estimated 400 Milford area youngsters, including the high stepping junior high school band under the direction of Jim White, took part in the annual Memorial Day Parade last Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Jose DeLuna of Milford are the parents of a daughter born Friday, May 24, at the Goshen Hospital. A total of six traffic tickets were issued over the past weekend by members of the Milford Police Department. Mike Fry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fry, Monticello, and grandson of Mrs. Gladys Coy, Milford, has received a scholarship from Tri-State University, Angola, for track and cross country. \ 20 YEARS AGO, MAY 28,1984 Don Wolferman of r 1 Milford, was elected president of the Milford Alumni Association dur-

Spring It Hern At... Wawasee Motors 200 Chicago St. 4574505 Syracuse — Across From Rinker Boat — ; “Special Os The Week" • 1978 pLDS CUTLASS SUPREME WAGON — Air, PS, PB, Woodgrain *3 f 500 • 1981 PLY. RELIANT K — PS, PB, Air, Auto.. Super Nice! • 1979 CHEV. MALIBU WAGON — PS, PB, Air, Auto. • 1978 MERC. MARQUIS — Local Car • 1978 OLDS CUTLASS SALON 2 DR —Loaded • 1978 FORD GRANADA — Air, PS, PB, • 1978 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME COUPE — Air, PS, PB • 1978 OLDS CUTLASS WAGON — 48,000 Miles, Loaded • 1978 BUICK WAGON — 38,000 Miles, One Owner, Air • 1978 MERC. MARQUIS —Local Car • 1977 CHEV. MALIBU — Blue & White, Super Nice Car! • 1977 DODGE VAN — New Tires, Complete Conversion, Dark Blue & Loaded • 1977 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME — Air. PS, PB, 53,000 Actual Miles!

ing the annual banquet held Saturday evening in the Milford Community Building. At the Milford High School awards convocation thursday, May 21, Phil Weisser, president of the student council, presented a large wall mural to the school in memory of Bill Rummell. It will be hung in the back of the assembly. The Sorosis Club and the Columbian Reading Circle of Milford honored the Milford senior girls Sunday afternoon at a tea held at Rubie’s on Main Street, Milford. 30 YEARS AGO, MAY 27, Shirley Kegebein represented the Milford School at theDAR dinner given for the Good Citizens Tuesday evening. Shirley graduated last Friday evening and is now employed in the office of Mutschler Bros, at Nappanee. The Milford Daily Vacation Bible School will start Monday, a

June 7. Complete details will be in next week’s Milford Mail. Rev. Albert Shockney will act as dean. Jean Anglin, daughter of Mrs. Harry Phend, will graduate from Ball State Teacher’s College June 8,1954, with a bachelor of science degree in elementary education. Mr. and Mrs. Will Truem of Wakarusa, and Mr. and Mrs. Olin Collins, of Nappanee, were visitprs of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Arnold on Sunday. ACROSS DOWN 1 Map 1 Met ' 4 Sap 2 Alabama 7 Cub 3 Pirates 10 Eli 4 Saber 11 Animate 5 Anew 13 Tar 6 Piles 14 Belated 7 Cat 15 BA 8 Ute 16 Ewe 9 Bed 17 Later 12 Ma 19 Salon 17 Lop 24 Omen 18 ENS 25 Dire 20 Ade 26 Passe 21 Literal 28 Petit 22 Orinoco 29 Vee 23 Nel 31 En 27 Every 32 Coalers 28 Pesos 36 Rod 30 Erie 38 Ontario 32 Cow 39 Ace 33 One 40 Wee 34 Ate 41 Yes 35 La 42 Low 37 Dew

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Wed., May 30,1984 - THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Bicycle thefts in county

! |®PERS Crime Stoppers, a non-profit organization involving the police, the media and the public in the 1 fight against crime, offers anonymity and cash rewards to persons who furnish information I leading to the arrest and the fil- > ing of criminal charges against ' felony offenders and to the capture of fugitives. j The following "Crime of the Week" was furnished by the Kosciusko County Crime Stoppers organization:

Call 1-800-342-STOP

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The theft of numerous bicycles in the towns of Pierceton and North Webster is our Crime of the Week. With the last month, four bicycles valued at over SI,OOO have been stolen in North Webster and Pierceton. Thesethefts are all believed to have been done iby the same perpetrators. These are all racing or dirt type bicycles. If you have information concerning these thefts, Crime Stoppers wants to hear from you. We will pay up to SI,OOO if your information leads to an arrest or an indictment. Crime Stoppers also pays cash rewards on other felony crimes and the capture of fugitives. Call us toll free at 1-800-342-STOP. We only want your information, not your name.

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