The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 November 1985 — Page 20

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., November 13,1985

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J■ ■ B.r - L ---------11.—.A -- - -in E OVER STOCKED HWe have over 100 quality used cars gj * Jr<-J | & trucks to choose from. With the I H 86's arriving daily we need to Lr*jte| m room. I I B NO REASONABLE OFFER E WILL BE REFUSED “ ,uaPE,, ° E Was NOW No. 5537 a 1984 Cadillac Seville, Candy Red 20,295 MAKS AN OFFER?? Bno 5479a 1984 VW Wagon, Blue 10,595 MAKI AN OFFER?? r No. 5595 a 1983 Buick Century, Blue, 4 Dr. 9,295 MAKI AN OFFER?? B no 5624A 1982 Olds Cutlass Wagon, Jade 6,895 MAKI AN OFFER?? M No. 90595A 1981 Olds Cutlass Coupe, Jade 6,895 MAKE AN OFFER?? B N0.5717A 1981 Omni, 4 Dr., Blue 3,995 MAKE AN OFFER?? E no 559i b 1981 Buick Regal Coupe, Blue 6,895 MAKE AN OFFER?? B N0.5501A 1981 Olds 88 Coupe, White 6,695 MAKE AN OFFER?? R no 5477A 1981 Datsun Coupe, Maroon 4,795 MAKE AN OFFER?? E no 5230A 1981 Cadillac Seville, 2 Tone, Brown/Gold 14,495 MAKE AN OFFER?? R no 5150A 1981 Olds Cutlass Coupe 4,695 MAKE AN OFFER?? B no 5067A 1981 Pontiac Bonneville, 4 Dr., Maroon 6,695 MAKE AN OFFER?? No. 5036A 1981 Avanti, Taupe 16,795 MAKE AN OFFER?? B no 90594A 1980 Chevy Citation, 4 Dr., Brown 4,395 MAKE AN OFFER?? R no 5742A 1980 Pontiac Phoenix, 4 Dr., Blue 4,395 MAKE AN OFFER?? B no 5655 C 1980 Toyota Corolla, 2 Dr., Brown 4,295 MAKE AN OFFER?? R no 56298 1980 Chevy Chevette, 4 Dr., Red 2,595 MAKE AN OFFER?? E no . 5522 ai 1980 Chevy Chevette, 4 Dr., Blue 2,595 MAKE AN OFFER?? R no 5507b!980 Pontiac Phoenix, 2 Dr., Black 2,595 MAKI AN OFFER?? B no 5505A 1980 Ford Mustang, Brown 3,795 MAKE AN OFFER?? R no 5470A 1980 Olds 88 Coupe, Jade 6,395 MAKE AN OFFER?? P no 5419a 1980 Olds Toro Coupe, Blue 7,495 MAKE AN OFFER?? R no 53888 1980 Pontiac Sunbird Coupe, Red 3,495 MAKE AN OFFER?? M no. 5309 b 1980 Ford T-Bird, Black 4,495 MAKE AN OFFER?? No. 5722A 1979 Chevy Monte Carlo, Gold/Tan 4,495 MAKE AN OFFER?? P No. 56588 1979 Audi 5000, 4 Dr., Black 4,895 MAKE AN OFFER?? R No. 5666 ai 1979 Cadillac Seville, Silver 5,995 MAKE AN OFFER?? IS no 5440a 1979 Merc. Marquis, 4 Dr., Gold 4,495 MAKE AN OFFER?? R no . 5073 a 1978 Cadillac Coupe, Red 4,795 MAKE AN OFFER?? no 6oi4A 1977 Chrysler Newport, 4 Dr., Blue 1,495 MAKI AN OFFER?? R no 569i a 1977 Buick Regal, Gold 3,995 MAKE AN OFFER?? P N 6 56778 1977 Olds Cutlass, Red 3,995 MAKI AN OFFER?? P - No. 5563 a 1977 Chrysler Cordoba, Silver 3,995 MAKI AN OFFER?? No. 55398 1977 Chevy Monza, Gold 1,495 MAKI AN OFFER?? no 5317A 1985 Jeep Grand Wagoneer, Blue 17,595 MAKI AN OFFER?? R No. 5234 a 1983 Chevy ] /2 Ton, White/Blue 8,595 MAKI AN OFFER?? No. 4580A 1980 Jeep Cherokee, Brown 7,995 MAKIANOmRTY no s<MiA 1978 GMC 94 Ton, Pick-Up, Rod 3,995 MAKI AN OmNTT M no SMBA 1976 Ford, Cab Ovor, White 4,995 MAKI AN OmR?? MAN 1980-1984 used cars and track* with leu than 100,000 milM do. . M qualify for the new GM "Mechanical Repair Protection Plan". Be sure to (jOotMX/lCtccX Q ask about this. M Phil Rapsavage Luann Woodward Scott Swanson RWVICt WkMTt B Howard Fawley Bob Swanson Leon Wagoner

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It happened ... in Milford

10 YEARS AGO, NOV. 12,1975 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bomman and children, Candace, Chris, and Shawn, of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse of Milford spent several days vacationing in Florida last week. The Brooks house might be politically divided but both Jim and Margie were in attendance at the town board meeting Monday night. Margie CD) is Our Town’s clerk-treasurer and husband Jim (R) was elected to town board in last Tuesday’s election. He will not, however, take office until January 1. Extremely high winds in Milford Sunday night were responsible for damage to the Clark Rassi pole barn west of Milford. Ceery Koontz has purhcased the Vanderveer home on Emeline street in Our Town. The home is one of the town’s landmarks and was in the Vanderveer family for at least two generations. Mrs. Russell Warner of Milford entertained the Floyd Grays of Waubee mobile home park, Milford, on Thursday. The Grays are leaving for Winter Haven, Fla., on Saturday morning.

20 YEARS AGO. NOV. 10,1965 Dane Rumfelt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rumfelt, and Mike Zimmerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zimmerman, all of Milford, have been drafted into the United States Army. They left on Monday morning. Theo Beer, who retired last year after many years of school bus driving, has been signed by the Lakeland board to drive for the corporation on a temporary basis. Mr. Beer is driving the route of Stanley Scott of Milford. Scott is taking medication and made the request for the relief driver. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Miller and daughters, Shari and Sheli of Dewart lake spent the week end in Crown Point visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Barrett, formerly of New Paris. The regular meeting of the Milford PTO was an open house held at each building last evening. There was a short business meeting at the elementary school preceding the open house. Principals Harold Young and Donn Kesler explained the arrangements for parents visiting the rooms at the grade school and

where the teachers could be found in the high school building. 30 YEARS AGO, NOV. 10,1955 Milford Lions got a real jolt in their thinking on traffic safety when they heard Mel Slater Monday night at the Melody Case point up the seriousness of speed and disregard for the rules of conduct on the road. A Fort Wayne Lion, Mr. Slater is a forceful speaker and he sent his audience home with some serious thoughts on highway conduct. An estimated 800 persons attended open house Sunday afternoon at the new school building on West Emeline street, many seeing for the first time Milford’s fine elementary school. Among the Milford people attending the Purdue-Michigan State football game at West Lafayette Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eberhardt, and Mr. and Mrs. Arch Baumgartner. Mr. and Mrs.' Don Rock of New Paris also saw the game. Mr. and Mrs. L.S. Emmert of the EM-ME-CO Corporation, Milford, spent the weekend at the “Do-It-Yourself Show” held at Navy Pier in Chicago. The local company had house trusses and panels on display as part of the LU-RE-CO display at the show. 50 YEARS AGO, NOV. 14,1935 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rohrer of Goshen came to the Fred Mathews home Thursday and spent the remainder of the week with them. Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Forbing and her mother accompanied relatives from Montpelier, 0., to

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the Chrysantnemum show, at Adrian, Mich., last week. Betty Chatten visited Saturday night and Sunday in the home of her aunt Mr. Lawrence Polk, of Elkhart. Judge Vanderveer is driving a new car. Word received last week from Bill McDonald, who is in Miami, Fla., by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McDonald, states that he was not injured in the recent hurricane that swept the city but that it was a terrible experience and he hopes to be a “minus quantity” when the next one arrives. C.R. Overleese and family and Mrs. George Felkner attended a reunion of the cousins in the family of the late John and Susan Overleese held last week at the James Brown home near Ligonier. Two fires in Syracuse area on Monday Syracuse Firemen responded to two fires Monday, Nov. 11, within a half hour of each other. Firemen were called first to a stove fire at 630 Baltimore St., at 12:56 p.m. The fire was caused by a gas leak from the stove causing an estimated SSO damage. The name of the home owner is unknown. At 1:24 p.m. the firemen were contacted by the 3M Alarm Company of a fire at Frost Antenna, SR 13S, Syracuse. When firemen arrived they found cookies burning in the stove which set off the alarm. There was no damage.

■F. Jp " THE RIGHT NUMBER — Jean Zarth, North Webster, was drawn as the winner in the M & M jar contest at Augsburger’s Super Valu, North Webster, recently. Mrs. Zarth correctly guest the right number of M & M’s in a jar winning SSO worth of meat. The correct number of candy in the jar was 5,170 pieces. Shown in the photo is Bill Zarth and his wife, Jean. The couple chose SSO worth of New York Strip as their prize. (Photo by Dave Straub) - w-r. I K -JX Hi ■ < ■ '■ " jEm i - i 7 SHOPPING §PREE WINNER — Maria Vallajo, North Webster, was the winner of a one minute shopping spree at Augsburger’s Super Valu, North Webster. The shopping spree was in conjunction with the store’s Oktoberfest celebration in October. Shown in the photo is Maria Vallajo with the groceries she won during the spree. The groceries valued S7B. (Photo by Dave Straub)

Farmers Market potluck held

The annual Farmers Market Association potluck dinner was held Tuesday, Oct. 29, at the REMC building in Warsaw. Special guests among the 45 attending were Alice Long, Extension Homemakers representative, and Catherine Bause, past president of the Kosciusko County Extension Homemakers. Dane Rarick, president, welcomed the group, followed by Floyd Hollar giving the dinner prayer. Bill Moore, industrial engineer at Dalton Foundries, special euest of the association.

presented a program of piano selections. Short readings were given by Robert Frantz and Dane Rarick. The minutes and treasurer’s report was presented by Josephine Leiter, 1985 secretarytreasurer. An election was held for 1986 officers. Serving will be: Eleanor Holt, president; Dane Rarick, vice president; Pat Walters and Susan Shepherd, cosecreta ry/treasurer. The 1986 season will begin with a producer’s meeting in April, with a tentative market opening on the first Saturday in May.