The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 February 1986 — Page 44

Today And Tomorrow —Wed., Feb. 19,1986

Milford office of First National had progressive year in 'BS

Milford office of the First National Bank of Warsaw looks hack on 1985 as a year of progress. The office opened January 20, 1960, after the merger with the Citizens State Bank of Milford. That bank, in turn, had roots in Milford going back to well before the turn of the century (available records indicate at least back to the 1880 s). The Milford banking quarters were extensively remodeled and expanded in 1971 to meet growing needs and serve the community better. Real estate was acquired in 1981 that permitted expansion to the south of the existing office. The remodeling, including two new drive-up lanes and additional parking, was

MI I. FORD OFFICE — The Milford office of the First National Bank has reflected 27 years of growth in the Milford community with many new services and changes in 1985 introduced through the First National Bank of Warsaw. According to bank officials, “1985 was a year of progress.”

Voors Appliance specialists offer service to wide area

“We moved here about 10 years ago from Fort Wayne, shortly before we opened Voors Appliance, and we thoroughly enjoy the small community of Cromwell and surrounding area,” say Bob and Pat Voors. The Voors opened their business, located in downtown Cromwell, in August 1977. Store hours are from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday and 9 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturday. “We do appliance service and high quality heating and cooling system installations and repairs. We specialize in the highest efficiency gas furnaces that are available,” Voors said. “We repair all makes of major appliances, washers, dryers, ranges, refrigerators, and also microwave ovens. We also have quality reconditioned appliances for sale that includes a warranty. Our repair work is always guaranteed.”

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completed by May 1982. In August 1985, First National Bank’s convenient 24-hour teller machines, known as the Moonlighters, were joined by an additional unit in Milford. The Milford Moon Lighter is on the north side of the Milford office. Also this past year in May 1985, First National Bank of Warsaw became the first hank in Indiana to imptanent the Contract Collection Manager —a new computerized accounting program serving customers needing a separate, accurate, reliable accounting for land contracts and rentals. At its home office, First National Bank opened its new International Department in

There are four factory trained technicians at Voors to solve any of your repair problems whether it’s a furnace, heat pump, air conditioning unit, kitchen or laundry appliance. Radio dispatched trucks aid the repair technicians, Matt Nei, Joe Barbieri, Randy Poyser, and Voors to get to your home or business for the fastest service possible when you have an emergency. In the office, Tammy Young, a student from West Noble High School, who is working under the school vocational program ICE-ICT, assists Mrs. Voors with clerical duties. They are also there to help you order a special part if they don’t have it in their extensive parts department. Whether you live in Nappanee, Warsaw, Syracuse, or just about anywhere in Noble or Kosciusko Counties, Voors’ trained technicians will come to your door with just a call. A toll free 800 number is listed in most area directories.

1985. Located on ground level, beside the discount brokerage office, FNBW now maintains an inventory of foreign currencies. To date, major foreign currencies are available from the home office along with opportunities to purchase gold and silver and commemorative coins and related items. In April 1985, the bank sponsored its 10th annual pre-retirement seminar for folks contemplating financial planning for their retirement. Also in 1985, there were two agricultural seminars held for the benefit of local farmers. During 1985, the bank’s trust department was expanded by the addition of professional staff to accommodate rapid growth. At the Milford bank, Paul Reith is vice

‘*l Ju.? ' *: . THE MOONLIGHTERS — At the Milford office of First National Bank you can conveniently take care of your banking business anytime with the 24-hour teller machine known as the Moon Lighter. This additional unit became a part of the Milford bank in August of 1985 to offer further services to this community.

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president and office manager and Lee Frauhiger is assistant cashier. The bank also offers a full range of banking services including checking and savings accounts, certificates of deposits, and Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA). Also available are safe deposit boxes, trust accounts and a full spectrum of loans for business, agriculture, homes, automobiles, and other worthy purposes. The 24-hour Moon Lighter is always available to serve customers. The International Department, Discount Brokerage Service, and trust department provide additional conveniences making this a full service bank. Plans for the growth of First National Bank of Warsaw include acquisition of the Etna Bank at Etna Green and Atwood.