The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 June 1986 — Page 5

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HOMES TOUR A SUCCESS — All those who participated in the Sunday afternoontour of Milford historic homes agreed it was a real success. In the above photo, are Della Baumgartner in front of a painting in the Baumgartner home on James Street with Marge Groves and Dorothea Keriin and Robert Groves. Other homes visited during the tour were the home of Maxine and Robert Pifer, 202 East Fourth Street; Helene Lenta. 105 East Street; Priscilla Myers. 104 Henry Street; Lois and Richard McMillen. 301 Main Street; Janet and Greg Bowser, 412 West Emetine Street; Dorothy and Bill Burgett. 601 West Emetine Street; and Georgia and Robert Fisher. 610 West Emetine Street. There were a total of 207 tickets sold, for a gross of 11.485.20. The event was a fund-raiser to raise money for sesquicentennial expenses.

Court news

(Continued from page 4) Complaint «■ Enterprise Finance Company versus Stookey Holsteins, Inc., Jack E. Stookey, Darla C. Stookey, r 2 Leesburg; and William L. Harry, Los Gatos, Calif. The plaintiff is seeking judgment against the defendants for the sum of $1,506,729.90 plus interest, attorney’s fees and all costs of action, plus surrender of security, for past due notes. Complaint To Foreclose Real Estate Lake City Bank versus Harry Appenzeller, r 1 Syracuse, Bill Appenzeller, Goshen, and Jan Appenzeller, P.O. Box 301 Syracuse. The plaintiff is seeking foreclosure of defendants' real estate to satisfy judgment in the amount of $5,110.85 plus interest, attorney’s fees and all costs of action. Complaint On Notes Peoples State Bank versus Francis V. McGuire and Norma Marie McGuire, Warsaw. The plaintiff is seeking judgment in the amount of $117,347.13 plus interest, attorney’s fees and all .costs of action, for past due promissory notes. ‘ Petition To Change Name William Goebel Stephens, Jr., r 5 box 317A, Syracuse, has petitioned the court for a change of name to William Clark Stephens. Complaint On Note Peoples State Bank versus Dennis Pinkerton and Glen Pinkerton, both of r 2 Milford. The plaintiff is seeking judgment against the defendants for the sum of $20,994.35 plus interest, attorney’s fees and all costs of action, for. past due promissory notes. Small Claims The following judgments have been awarded in Kosciusko County Small Claims Court, Judge James Jarrette presiding: Dian Adkins versus James and Barbara Farmer; defendants ordered to pay slls plus costs. Lake Tippecanoe Siding versus Fred and Leia Garza; defendants ordered to pay $730 plus costs. Lake Tippecanoe Siding versus Frank and Beverly Walls; defendants ordered to pay $240 plus costs. Lenore Singer versus Penny L. Dilley; defendant ordered to pay $1,117.39 plus costs. Rockhill, Pinnick, Pequignot, Helm & Landis versus Melissa Arnett ; defendant ordered to pay $745 plus costs. Kenneth E. Arvin versus Ronald E. Ringle; defendant ordered to pay $1,087.93 plus costs. Tranter Graphics versus R.V. Advertising; defendant ordered to pay $2,055.99 plus costs. Tranter Graphics versus Rick Eld; defendant ordered to pay $630.74 plus costs. Daggett, Schlitt & Stoops versus Beatrice P. Bishop;, defendant ordered to pay SSBO plus costs. Warsaw Industrial Tool & Supply versus C.G.S. Mfg.; defen-

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dant ordered to pay SBS 62 plus costs. Desmond Jackson versus Ralph A. Crawford; defendant ordered to pay $440.41 plus costs. Rockhill, Pinnick, Pequignot, Helm & Landis versus Melissa Long; defendant ordered to pay $330 plus costs. 4 Terry Kreft versus Joyce Foreman; defendant ordered to pay $749.17 plus costs. Arden Cook, Dean Wildman versus Charles Johnson; defen-

Letters to the editor

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Dear Editor: On Sunday afternoon, we attended an impressive dedication of the new Syracuse ,Administrative Building. It appears to be a very adequate, efficient building, well done, not a lot of frills, but one of which we can all be proud. It was a relatively small, and

Fire department has busy week

Syracuse Fire Department was called to EMS Lane 15 Dewart Lake by Mike Gross Sunday. June 1, at 10:50 a m. when a gas line broke on a LP tank There was no fire. Officials report children were climbing on the tank and broke the gas fine off at the tank. Gross had shut off the gas by the time fireman arrived. Fireman contacted Blue Flame to repair the line before returning to the fire station. Spontaneous combustion resulted in SSOO damage to a barn roof owned by Phyllis Gardner, CR 29 Syracuse. Mrs. Gardner called Syracuse Fire Department at 9:16 a.m. Monday, June 2. According to the fire report firemen found a large pile of trash laying on the east side of the road, apparently dumped by Borden Trash Company when it ignited inside the truck. There was approximately 30 mile per hour winds blowing across the pile of trash which ignited the barn roof. Assistance was called from Turkey Creek Township Station II and Benton Town-ship. Firemen were at the scene until 10:07 a.m. and used 1,000 gallons of water on the fire. After returning to Station 11, firemen there noticed a fire behind a housq, and responded to extinguish the fire. The fire was observed at 11:42 a.m. at the

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dant ordered to pay $516 plus costs. Collection Bureau has received judgments against the following persons: Bobby J. Davis, $150.51; Mary A. Drummond, $72.59; Mark D. Parorski, $156.41, Bobby G. Baldridge, $123.83. L Investments versus John Pearson; defendant ordered to pay $205.77 plus costs. L Investments versus Pat Inks; defendant ordered to pay $618.12 plus costs.

possibly disappointing crowd for those who worked so hard to make possible this fine improvement to our great community. Where were the realtors? The Chamber of Commerce? The bankers? The Merchants’ The Press? And many others who will benefit by this facility for many years to come. For shame! Just an old grouch, Name withheld by request (EDITOR’S NOTE: A representative from The MailJournal was present during the dedication. See photos and items on page one of this week’s issue)

home of Monte and Cheryl L. Dull, 151 Cinderella Dr., Cromwell. Officials from Station II report the fire was started by the Dull’s . however the wind caught the fire which spread to another pile of wood. The fire was contained to a pile of wood pallets.

Rear-end collision at Syracuse

A rear-end collision interrupted an otherwise quiet week for Syracuse Police, Friday, May 30, at 1:20 p.m. Roxanna I. Carr, 30, P. O. Box 673, Syracuse, was waiting for a vehicle in front of her to turn onto a service road from SR 13 when Kevin D. Richards, 25; 2810 Apt. 8, Northgate Boulevard, Fort Wayne, hit her from behind. Richards, who was following too closely, according to police, claimed he couldn’t stop in time to avoid Carr, who was stopped 200 feet south of East Chicago Street. Carr’s 1983 Renault Fuego, and the 1986 Chevrolet Cavalier Richards was driving, suffered up to S2OO in damages. No injuries or arrests were reported in the incident.

Mobile home entered near Waubee Lake

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METHODIST CHURCH BOOTH — The church women of the Milford area are operating a booth on Main Street during the Milford Sesquicentennial. They are located between Evans’ Family Store and the Milford Community Building. Shown is the group from the Milford United Methodist Church as they served sandwiches, donuts, drinks and strawberry shortcake on Monday. (photo by Paul Siegfried)

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The burglary of a mobile home near Waubee Lake is the "Crime of the Week. ” On May 27, a mobile home located near the intersection of CR 1100 N and CR 150E was entered by forcing open the front door. Neighbors reported to the owner they had heard a vehicle pull into the drive and leave the engine running. They then heard glass breaking inside the trailer. Taken in this burglary was a Mossburg pump shotgun, a KMart brand cassette player and recorder, turntable and two speakers about 3 inches tall. Persons with information concerning this burglary are asked to contact Crime Stoppers, tollfree, at 1-800-342-STOP. If the information leads to an arrest or indictment, Crime Stoppers will pay up to SI,OOO. Callers wilfbe assigned a code number and will not be asked their name.

Sesquicentennial oreai rrasi prannea by Milford Kiwanis

The B lilford Kiwanis will help begin the biggest day of the Milford Sesquicentennial festivities with a pancake and sausage breakfast at the community xnlding, from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m.SEturday, June 7. Kiwai lis members will also be selling popcorn at the old time movies mi Main Street, tonight at 8:30 p.m. Ferdivand Tolantino, a senior at Wawisee High School, spoke to Kiwanians at their meeting last week, tilling them about the 10 months he’s spent as an exchange student from the Phillipines. Tolar tino spoke about the election and condition of his country, while stating his belief that the U.S. is in a rebuilding stage, attemptir g to take care of its people and pull the country back togethe r again. □the - family members of Tolantino have also been exchange students, studying in the states. Hare Id Henry, Kirk Dewart and Jo in McFarland were guests for the day. On the matter of business, the Kiwanians scheduled a be ard meeting for Thursday, June 5, at 6:30 p.m. in the communitybuilding. Try a sponge Pla< e a sponge, cut to fit, inside the be ttom of a clay flower pot for hangi ig on a porch. The sponge will al >sorb excess water. Use gaily painted flower pots Give your patio or swimming pool a festive look for spring and summer by placing gaily painted flowe r pots all around. Accomplishments and goals Do you feel you don’t accomplish anything some weeks? Try r laking a list of the activities aroui id the house that you would feel proud to be doing; assign to 1 each day one of these projects, or a part of it. It’s sometimes necessary to take a long range view of certain projects. Learn to be happy if you are working towa rd a goal.

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DEAN’S DUNGEON — Newly located at the stop light corner in North Webster is Dean’s Dungeon. The shop features collectibles, greenware, crafts, and art. Among its items are stqneware by Gary Nieter as well as paintings and prints by local artists. Pictured above are the owners of the new store. Dean and Jean Coverstone. Dean's Dungeon is open from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. on all days of the week with of Wednesday and Sunday. (Photo by Dale Tobias)

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