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27 The South Bond Tribuno, Thursday, April 24, 1975 Moore 1 8 Givsn Yscir Prison Term in Chock Cos Barfell WMSH-TV Creditors Ask Action Forgetful on Ads HOLLYWOOD, Fla. Only 12 per cent of television viewers polled could recall the last commercial they saw, and more than half of those had seen the same commercial more than once, a Newspaper Advertising Bureau, survey shows. charges in connection with the robbery Dec. 16 at Burger Dairy Store, 2407 Mishawaka Ave, in which $30 was taken. pleaded guilty in a May 24 robbery at McLellans Variety Store, 117 Lincoln Way Mishawaka.

Kopec granted a prosecutor's motion to dismiss the remaining charges. Plan Spring Luncheon NEW BUFFALO A spring luncheon will be held at the New Buffalo United Methodist Church April 30 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tickets are on sale by the members or at the door. Monday to a theft charge.

He was charged with the theft April 11 of a car owned by Paul A. Macri from behind Macris Villa, 1068 Lincoln Way E. Two robbery charges against James E. Barfell, 26, of 805 Mishawaka, were dismissed because Bar-fell is serving a 10-to-25-year sentence on his plea of guilty of robbery by putting in fear. Dismissed in one case Were charges of robbery and commission of a felony while armed with a deadly weapon.

The charges alleged that Bar-fell, hile armed with a handgun, took $177 from Lehman Pharmacy, 1619 Miami on Dec. 16. Also dismissed were The laundry operator said a person he had confronted in the building had run to the car. Beamer granted a deputy prosecutors motion to dismLss the charge. The prosecutor cited a lack of sufficient evidence to show beyond a reasonable doubt that Eisenhart knew the toolbox and tools were stolen.

Richard W. Fry, 19, of 707 Keasey, pleaded Innocent Tuesday to a charge of a first-degree burglary Sunday St the" home of Earl R. Baumgardner 17798 Hartman. Fry was released Wednesday from the county jail on $500 cash bond. James L.

Staggers, 18, of 630 Haney, was released Wednesday from the jail on $200 cash bond after he pleaded innocent stopped a pickup truck driven by the defendant for allegedly expired license plates and smelled burning marijuana. Stabrowski said in an affidavit that she gave him a bag of suspected marijuana from her purse and he found another bag of marijuana in the vehicle. A charge against Eugene P. Eisenhart of receiving stolen property has been dismissed. Eisenhart," 35.

"of 64800 Pine," North Liberty, allegedly had a toolbox and tools stolen from Burtons Laundromat, 305 E. Jefferson, Mishawaka, Dec. 13 in his car. A Mishawaka policeman said he stopped the car as he went to the laundry In response to a burglary report. SPRI1IG SPECIAL! We guarantee our work and your satisfaction.

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Claiming the corporation is insolvent, the 14 creditors filed a petition Wednesday in U.S. District Court to ask for the reorganization. The petition says that as of 1974, a balance sheet for and showed assets of 11,853,619 and a total debt of $2,272,297. The balance sheet accounted for the difference by listing a a net loss of $418,678. The petition says the debt now is $2.5 million because of sales additional certificates of investment.

The petitioners have claims against and based on certificates investment valued in all at more than $150,000. They say that liquidating the corporation's assets would be to "the great detriment of its creditors' and ask the fed-, eral judge instead for a reorg-1 anization. The petition requests that a trustee, be appointed to manage the corporation. Superior Court Judge Douglas D. Seely Jr.

already has appointed County Commissioner David M. Kelley, R-3rd, as temporary receiver to manage and under a case pending in Superior Court. A deputy state securities commissioner filed the Superior Court case. Both the securities commissioner and the creditors who filed the District Court petition said they believe present or former officers. of the corporation have converted corporate assets to their own use.

The sentencing of a man Wednesday to a year in prison on a theft charge yas among developments in Superior Court. Gary A. Moore, 18, of 634 Monroe Circle, received the sentence after pleading guilty April 2 to a charge of theft by deception through the alleged passing of three forged checks in August for $660 at Teachers Credit Union, 823 E. Jefferson. Judge George 1ST Beamer imposed the sentence.

David E. Morgan, 20, who lives at the Work Release Center, 135 S. Olive, was placed on probation Wednesday for three years on the condition that he continue to live at the center. Morgan pleaded guilty in Superior Court in January to a drug charge. Judge William A.

Hosinskl suspended a sentence of five to 20 years in prison. The charge said Morgan sold three tablets containing morphine to an undercover officer in the 500 block of Union in Mishawaka on Sept. 17. Jimmy Carter, 19, of 303 E. Dayton, was placed on probation Wednesday for two years in a break-in case.

Beamer suspended a sentence of one to five years in prison. Carter pleaded guilty March 24 to a charge of entering to commit a felony. The charge stemmed from a break-in Nov. 25 at the Bruce A. Burner residence, 603 E.

Dayton. David C. Dyas, 21, of 4036 Fellows, pleaded guilty Wednesday to a charge of theft of property valued at less than $100. He originally was charged with the theft Dec. 27 of a video tape player, valued at about $600, from Metro Lin-coln-Mercury Sales, 120 W.

McKinley, Mishawaka, Judge Norman Kopec referred Dyas to the Adult Probation Department for a presentence investigation. Court records indicate Dyas was released from custody in March on $100 cash bond. Mary C. Weissert, 21, of 1832 Campeau, was released Tuesday from the county jail on $100 cash bond on a charge of possession of a controlled substance. She was charged Monday with possession of 933.4 grams of marijuana.

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