The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 October 1987 — Page 2

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL - Wed., October 28,1987

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FIRST PLACE WINNERS — These contestants won first place in nine of the 11 categories of the annual Halloween Party held at Campbell’s IGA parking lot on Saturday. Oct. 24. The grand prize winner was Amy Villalovos, the little pet monster in the right front of the Winners, from the left, are Christy George. Austin Miller, Travis Coy. Jay Haugh. Jennifer Bradley (scarecrow), Jaime DeLaFuente.

'■ \ ? '. *■ • BF” 1 ' a : - HE9k L z - IIEIBHhv PIRATE CAKE EATER — Phil Campbell. Milford, raised his pirate eye patch to bid on the first place decorated, cake at the cake auction portion of the annual Halloween party on his IGA parking lot in Milford on Oct. 24. He was successful bidder and purchased the bat cake, entered by Kathy Hawkins, for I*o. Eight decorated cakes were sold at the auction, with proceeds to go to Milford Fire Department and EMS. (Photo by Glen Long)

Active fire alarm at Miller's Merry Manor

The Syracuse Fire Department was notified of an active fire alarm at Miller’s Merry Manor, corner of Pickwick Road and Ken Harkless Drive, Syracuse, at 5:27 a m. this morning (W’ednesday >.

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There was no apparent fire as firemen remained at the scene for approximately 15 minutes. No further information from the fire department was available this morning.

Renee Wuthrich, Villalovos and Brandon Zartman. Judges were Betty Lambert, Gloria Baumgartner and Ruth Hoppus. Proceeds from the smoked sausage supper, furnished and prepared by Campbell’s IGA and served by Milford Lions, and the decorated cake auction will go to the Milford Fire Department and EMS. Members of the Milford American Legion Auxiliary were in charge of the parade. (Photo by Glen Long)

Controversy sparks Warsaw City Election

| By CARLA GAFF The intensity of the controversial 1987 Warsaw City Elections has continued to grow as candidates have sought to draw more and more voters to their side through the discussing of various issues. Mayoral incumbent Jeff Plank and Democratic hopeful Ron Dirck have each gone on local radio to state their views of how the city government should be handled. However, the two did not have a public debate, as hoped for by many area residents. For this year s election War saw has 4.036 registered voters, which is 1.300 fewer than in 1983 At primary time this year there were 5.009 persons registered to vote., although after purging, about 1.000 persons were taken from the voting ranks Purging is required by the state after primary elections, stated county clerk Jeanne Weirick. Persons being purged are those who have not voted for over two years, and persons who have moved or passed away, she said. There are five voting districts in Warsaw and persons will have a chance to pick their favorite person for mayor, clerktreasurer, councilmen at large and district councilman. Persons in all districts will vote for Plank or Dirck for mayor plus the following: William Goshert (R). Paul Hodges (R), Robert Gast (D), or Robert Richmond (D), for councilmen-at-large. The clerktreasurer’s position is not being contested and Republican. Madeline Elaine Call is the only one seeking the spot.

Each district except for district five will have only one candidate mt kii vuuuCuuUsu, for ".‘hl-Ch to vote for. Virginia Summe (D), and Warren Ulery (R). are slated against each other in district five. Ballots for district one have James Silveus (R); district two ballots have H. Rex Wildman (R); district three ballots have Ernest B. Wiggins (R); and district four ballots have James R. Osborne (R). Persons in the Warsaw area who are not sure whether they’re registered to vote may call 267-4502 or if in the northeastern portion of the county, call 457-5758 toll free. Rifle stolen at Syracuse Three incidents of conversion and one vandalism case were investigated by Syracuse Police last week. Tom Sterling, Syracuse, reported the theft of a Browning semi-automatic rifle with a scope and case from his South Lake Street home. According to the resident, the gun had been taken sometime between May and October. while police believe the suspect broke through a window to gain entrance. Loss was set at $89.50. Weapons were also stolen from the Jim Hamby residence on Fourth Street sometime between 9:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. last Tuesday, Oct. 20. A shotgun, rifle, and pellet pistol were stolen for a loss of suspect(s) gained access to the weapons by opening the front door of the home. One coat and two key rings with keys were reported stolen from Rosalyn Jones, Syracuse, while they were placed on a coat rack in the Syracuse School library sometime last week. Two suspects have been reported to Syracuse Police. Tom’s Donuts. SR 13, reported vandalism to its business sometime between 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 23, and 8 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 24. Windows to the business were broken, although no entry was made. No value for the windows was given. fl) / 457-2561

VOTE REPUBLICAN ■■■ NORTH WEBSTER NOVEMBER 3,1987 Sidney E. MarkleyWard No. One Kay L. Andrews.. Ward No. Two Myron Clark Ward No. Three ■ Margaret L. LawranceClerk-Treasurer Precinct One & Two Vote At Camelot Hall Paid for by North Webster Republican Committee, Lynn Stoller, Treasurer, Box 416, North Webster, IN 46555

STRAIGHT PARTY TICKET YOU MAY VOTE A STRAIGHT PARTY BALLOT FOR THE PARTY OF YOUR CHOICE BY PUNCHING THE RESPECTIVE NUMBER OF THE OFFICIAL BALLOT CARD REPUBLICAN PARTY 28 —> & DEMOCRATIC PARTY 30 —> I ■■ i STRAIGHT PARTY TICKET YOU MAY VOTE A STRAIGHT PARTY BALLOT FOR THE PARTY OF YOUR CHOICE BY PUNCHING THE RESPECTIVE NUNffiER OF THE OFFICIAL BALLOT CARD. REPUBLICAN PARTY 28 —> DEMOCRATIC PARTY 30 —> t*au-ai • • STRAIGHT PARTY TICKET YOU MAY VOTE A STRAIGHT PARTY BALLOT FOR THE PARTY OF YOUR CHOICE BY PUNCHING THE RESPECTIVE NUMBER OF THE OFFICIAL BALLOT CARD REPUBLICAN PARTY 28 —> DEMOCRATIC PARTY 30 —> I4CBLM

Sample ballots

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Dilemma Some people can’t do their Christmas shopping early because they don’t know who their friends will be by holiday time. — Pathfinder Wear gloves Protect your hands by wearing gloves from chilling and chapp ing if you prefer hanging clothes outside in cold, windy weather

VOTE JOHN LEHMAN Milford Town Board :. • ■ • 8i •' O 8- . " 2 1 'N 46542