The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 September 1990 — Page 15

It happened ... in Milford

10 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 10,1980 Having passed an unsafe building ordinance unanimously at the April 14 meeting, Milford Town Board members went one step farther at Monday’s slated meeting and appointed Dr. T. A. Miller as hearing officer and Norman Lovell as building commissioner.

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RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - FARM 65758 SR 15, Goshen, IN 46526 219-533-0404 Or 457-4604 [=l L. Th waits r- I IJ Broker/Owner I * PRfcjglH GRI CREA L_l Appraisal Specialist I IMI x ‘t NEW LISTING! Comfortable 3 bedroom ranch with many SPACIOUS I'/» story remodeled farm possibilities. Main level family home. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, formal room, 1 % baths, 20x22 deck. Quiet dining and eat-in kitchen. Large suburban living, yet close to schools building for garage and workshop, and shopping. Syracuse. $62,500. 1 '/» acres. East of Syracue. $65,900. - BRAND NEW, just waiting for you to move In. Features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lots of closet space, carpet ENTERTAIN family and friends in this throughout, utility room and 2 car gorgeous brick ranch. Features 3 attached garage. City water & bedrooms, 2 baths, family room off sewer. FHA, VA approved. All this. kitchen, formal dining and for $62,500. Syracuse. cemented patio overlooking pond.

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Rev. and Mrs. Mark Emel of Eola, Texas, are the parents of a daughter, Crystal Belle, born September 1. Crystal Belle weighed five pounds, 13 ounces and was 19 inches long when she made her arrival. Her mother is the former Becky Zimmerman of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Cruz F. Garza, r 2

box 48C, Milford, were honored Sunday at a dinner hosted by their children in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray (Tina) Doss, Milford, in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary. Milford is going to have a new librarian, Mrs. Doug (Jody) Brown. The former Jody Fullmer of Elkhart is going to start working with the current librarian, Carolyn Groves, next Tuesday and will be taking over as head librarian sometime in October. Jeff Hall was recently presented a SIOO check as the winner of the State FFA Placement in Agricultural Production Proficiency Award during the State FFA Convention. 20 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 9,1970 Mrs. Dorothea Kerlin, librarian for 44 years, was the recipient of a handsome plaque Tuesday evening for her efforts in establishing a children’s room in the Milford Public Library. Presenting the plaque to Mrs. Kerlin was Mrs. Delbert Roderick, library board president. Dr. Gerald Snider and daughter Pam of Milford won honors recently at the Indiana state fair in Indianapolis with their Guernsey cattle displayed there. Specialist four Dale Rink, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merril Rink of Milford, is spending a 30 day leave after returning from Viet Nam. He will return to Fort Carson, Colo. Milford students who received degrees at Ball State university at 5 p.m., Friday, Aug. 21, are: Bachelor of science — John Frederick Beiswanger, 1250 N. Road; and Beth Ellen Chapman, N. Main. Mrs. Ernest Krauter of Milford

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spent several days last week with Jeanne Kaiser at Lafayette. Oliver Replogle of Milford was winner of the blind boggie held at the Wawasee Golf club on Labor Day. Replogle finished with a 71. 30 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 8,1960 An open house reception will be held for Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fisher who were married recently. The reception will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Beer at Syracuse from 2 to 4 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 18,1960. Donald L. Rink, Milford, Ind., began his six-month active duty for training Sept. 4 at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. After his return home the Army Reservist will continue his military training with Battery C, sth Howitzer Bat., 84th Artillery, Nappanee, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Custer have begun to build a new home on road 15, just north of the Chore-Time Equipment Co. Custer says the house will be a brick veneer bungalow, with a full basement. Also, early this week the four-acre tract east of Milford owned by Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Rheinheimer was cleared. The Rheinheimers plan to build a new home there, keeping an eye on the possibility of beginning yet this fall. A son, Blane Thomas, was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Hurd, Friday, Sept. 2, at Goshen General hospital. The baby weighed eight pounds. The mother is the former Carol Beer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Beer of Syracuse. Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Hurd of Milford are the paternal grandparents. 50 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 12,1940 At the middle of last week, Charles Purdum, only son of C. H. Purdum, of several miles east of here, left for Lexington, W. Virginia, where he will enter his third year at the Virginia Military Institute Young Purdum graduated from Culver Academy. At Virginia he is studying electrical engineering. Mrs. Louis Rassi and her guests, Mrs. Lizzie Schock and daughters, Olga and Helen, of Gridley, Kansas, spent last Thursday in Fort Wayne at Latty, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Lehman Wemple, who are at the present time having a new home built on north Main street, hope to move to their new location by the end of this month. Mr. and Mrs. Burris' Sharp will move into the property on south Main street were the Wemples now reside. No second hand School Books taken in after Friday, September 13. — Milford Drug Co. High blood pressure According to American Heart Association estimates, in US adults aged 18 to 74, 33 percent of white males, 38 percent of black males, 25 percent of white females and 39 percent of black females have high blood pressure.

i' . IM} W W . GRAND OPENING — Rebecca Smock, owner of The Loon, 102 E. Center Street, Warsaw, cordially invites the public to the shoppe’s grand opening September 13, 14 and 15. The Loon specializes in traditional clothing for men and women, and carries many name brands, such as Duck Head, David Brooks LTD, and Robert Scott, previously unavailable in Warsaw. (Photo by Mary Joyner)

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BADSKEY ELECTED - Jerry Badskey, owner of Badskey Realty, was elected president or the Kosciusko County Board of Realtors for the year 1990-91 at their annual banquet at the Tippecanoe Lake Country Club Sept. 7 at 6 p.m. Badskey has been activelyworking in the real estate field since 1980 and established Badskey Realty in 1984. Since then, the agency has gone from a twoperson office to 10 sales associates. He is currently a member of a number of realtor associations, and has served in several capacities. He received his CRS Designation in 1989, and the GRI in March of 1990. In 1988. he was honored at the state convention. South Bend, for being named Realtor of the Year. He is past owner of Micro Cleaning Products, a business he started in Fort Wayne in 1979 and sold in 1988. Previous to that he worked for Magnavox and the LML Corporation, Columbia tyBadskey is a charter member of the Lakeland Kiwanis Club of North Webster, has served as president and received the distinguished President Award, and served as lieutenant governor of the Indiana District of Kiwanis Land-of-Lakes Division and received the distinguished Lieutenant Governor Award. He is past director of the North Webster Chamber of Commerce, Palace of Sports, and the National Association of Pontoon Manufacturers. Badskey and his wife. Julia, reside in North Webster, and have three sons, Steven. Kent, and Scott.

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Flags stolen The theft of two pennant flags and posts, valued at $76. were reported stolen from Big Boulder Golf Course, SR 15N, Milford. Milford Town Marshal Dave Hobbs stated that it appears the theft was committed by kids as sticks were left in the holes after the posts were removed The theft happened sometime Monday evening, Sept. 10, and is under investigation.

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Wed., September 12,1990 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Milford Police investigate 221 complaints this period

The following is a summary of the activities of the Milford Police Department for the period of August 10 through September 7: 221 complaints received, one traffic accident investigated, S2OO estimated amount of accident damage, 26 traffic arrests, two misdemeanor arrests, 50 warnings issued, one report of stolen property, two reported thefts investigated, one case of recovered stolen property, SBOO value of recovered stolen property, two gun permits issued, four dog complaints, three dogs impound-

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ACROSS 1. Singer Ed 5. Circle segment 8. Leftover dish 12. Flatfish 13. Meadow 14. Olive genus J 15. Flattery (colloq.) 17. Rancid 18. Drive nail slantingly 19. Explosive 21. Valuable possession 24. Boorish 25. Invader of Spain | 26. Sea bread E 30. Macaw 31 Breakwaters 32. Shelter 33. Acquired solidity 35. Assembly room 36. Sweetsop 37. Large artery 38. Mutual discourse 41 New England cape 42. Elliptical 43. Laundry product 48. Russian river 49. American humorist 50. Antitoxins 51. Sister of Ares 52. Lift cage 53. Double DOWN 1. Donkey

2. Rural sound 3. Sprite 4. Gun dog 5. Medicinal plant 6. Turmeric 7. Seized by force 8. Large wasp 9. Jal — 10. Dispatched 11. Food fish 16. Toper 20. Excess of chances 21. Oriental

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HOURS: Mon.-Thur*. 8-8, Fri. 8-5:30, Sat. 8-4 "Home-Owned Cars A Trucks" • 90 FORD ESCORT LX WAGON $0 QQE I 4Cyl.,sSpd, 0,3331 •89 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE SIA EQE I 4 Dr . 4 Cyl , Auto , Air 1V,333 ■ • 88 OLDS DELTA 88 ROT ALE $Q EQE I 4 Dr., V-6 3,333 ■ ,• 87 PONTIAC SUNBIRD Si $E QQE 2Dr 4 Cyl Auto Air 3,333 • 87 CHEVY CAPRICE $7 QQE 4 Dr.. V-8, Auto.. Air * ,333 • 86 OLDS TORONADO $Q QQE 2 Dr , Loaded 0,333 • 85 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 $E QQE 4 Cyl., Auto. Air 3,333 • 84 CHEVY CORVETTE J gjg • 83 FORDT-BIRD $ 4,995| • 79 MGB CONVERTIBLE $ J JjQQ • 77 BUICK REGAL $1 EQE 2 Dr . V 8 Auto. 1,333 - TRUCKS - •89 CHEVY Clsoo SILVERADO $lO QQE V-8, Auto., Loaded •89 CHEVY SlO TAHOE sll EQE S.W.B 4x4. V-6 Auto. Air 11,333 • 88 CHEVY Cl 500 SCOTTSDALE $Q QQE V-8 Auto . Air 3,333 • 88 CHEVY K 2500 SILVERADO $1 A EQE 4x4 Diesel loaded 17,333 • 87 CHEVY C2O SILVERADO $0 QQE 454 Auto Loaded Oyvvv • 87 FORD AEROSTAR XLT $Q QQC 8 Pass Loaded VyVVV •87 CHEVY SIO $0 QQE Extended Cab, V 6 Auto. Air •86 CHEVY $lO t SAQQG • 85 GMC K 2500 SIERRA $Q QQE 4x4 V-8 Auto Air 0,993 •85 CHEVY SlO $E QQE Extended Cab. V-6 Auto.. x . . VyVVW • 84 CHEVY G2O $0 QQE Converted Van Very Clean • 84 JEEP 07 4X4 $A QQE Auto , 6 Cyl., Hardtop ■jvvv

ed, five record checks, one lost person report, and two alarms answered. Seven courtesy services were extended and one incident of vandalism was reported. The department ran 22 title checks and delivered three messages. Logging 3,101 miles for the month, the department used $305.53 towards gas and oil. Fastest fish The fastest of all fish in the sea is the swordfish, which can swim 68 miles per hour.

38. Measuring stick 39. Affirm 40. Hindu queen 41. Southwest wind 44. Harem room 45. Novel 46. Son of Gad 47. Ooerated

nurse 22. Rail bird 23. Sail upward 24. Chest sounds 26. Esophagus distention 27. Wlngllke 28. Primitive chisel 29. Arabian weight 31. Apportion 34. Texas city 35. Upright

37. Slave or carpenter

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