The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 August 1978 — Page 10
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., August 9,1978
From the Syracuse police blotter
August I Lady reports missing girls, her daughter and friend; age 15. in a boat on either lake. Missing girls returned to home. Man reported house fire on Syracuse-Webster Road. Lady reported there is pet duck by the laundromat. Advised it will find its way back to water. Boy advised a big white dog fought with their dog, toje up its leg. August 2 Lady advised fire hydrant hit by car. Lady reported her garbage wasn’t picked up. Subject on N. Harrison reports damage to her garage, two window panes broken out last night. Man reported boat stolen. August 3 Boy advised friend has his speakers, refused to return them. His mother is upset. Man on High St., complained about water tank, debris running down hill into his yard, garden and flowers ruined. Man turned in brown wallet, nothing in it but driver’s license and some papers Chinese Family Camp advised their schedule for Saturday morning parade. Lady advised injured dog at Turtle Bay CBer advised skateboarders on County Line and Huntington Rds. Man lost Schnauzer black miniature. Ogden Island. Man trying to locate a family recently moved to North Webster CBer advised there is dark
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green car on Pickwick Rd., it is all over the road, throwing fireworks. August -I Lady reported large truck upside down north of County Line. Rd. on SR 13. Advised Ligonier. Lady complained of door to door salesman. Man requested Webster check out three girls selling magazines, says they are with RN training program, he doesn’t believe it. Checked, girls had obtained permit. Girl advised boys in her yard throwing rocks, refused to leave. Lady lost large yellow cat. Subject complained of parties after dark at the park, wouldn’t give name. Subject locked out of car downtown. New light turned on at city pier. August S Man reported camera stolen from car. Subject wanted to know where to buy dog license, advised assessor’s office. Lady reported brother missing. Missing person located. Man advised white sedan almost ran him off road. Realtor has 30 real estate signs come up missing — advised by/ lady they are in neighbor's yard. I August 6 Lady reported she can’t get in her house on SR 13 south. Man reported stolen 1977 yellow Chevette — he left wallet in car. Lady asked if husband came in with cut artery on wrist, gone two hours. Negative.
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Man asked permission to put up a slalom course for skiing. Man reported keys locked in vehicle in city park. Lady complained of ISP unit speeding and tailgating. Advised her to get in touch with post. Subject locked keys in trunk, advised call garage or locksmith. Subject at lake locked keys in
• ’HP ’ Vi I lifci ft \ r I I MARSHAL SPEAKS — Charles Parker, town marshal of North Webster, was guest speaker for Kiwanis Club of Lakeland on Monday. July 31. Officer Parker explained for Kiuanians the law enforcement work of a town marshal. He pointed out that law enforcement officers escort equipment to fires, but do not ordinarily provide escort for the local emergency vehicle. His authority in law enforcement extends anywhere in the state, but is primarily in North Webster. The marshal may go out of town to assist the county sheriff and when necessary gives assistance in accidents. Parker is assisted in North Webster by Deputy Marshal Mike Wood, and part time officers Frank Winters and Robert Wood. Shown in the picture from left to right are Lakeland Kiwanis president-elect Richard Long, Marshal Charles Parker. Dean Jessup, vice president and director of Tri-County Fish and Wildlife Area, and club president Jay Boyer.
Proposed Etna rate down 4*
The proposed budget of Etna Township trustee Robert White and members of his advisory board is four cents lower than the current rate with the reduction “being in the emergency services fund. The proposed budget calls for a nine cent levy in the township fund, to raise $3,382; a 10 cent levy in the fire fighting fund, to raise $2,906; a one cent levy in the
trunk. Same advice. Man reported yellow Chevette in roadway on 13A, same one stolen. Lady complained of loud screaming at North Harrison. August 7 Man reported amplifiers and speakers stolen from home on Mullins St.
recreation fund, to raise $375; and a 15 cent levy in the EMS fund, to raise $5,637. The total I levy is 35 cents and would raise $12,300 for the operation of Etna Township in 1979. The current rate is 39 cents with taxpayers paying nine cents in the township fund, 10 cents m the fire fighting fund, one cent in the recreation fund and 19 cents in the EMS fund.
Lady reported keys locked in car in Hess addition. Highland View. Lady reported stolen or lost license plate. Lady from Haviland Trailer Ct. advised of a problem with subject owing her money for sale of a love seat and baby sitting, advised contact Elkhart County. Clay's rate up 9 cents The Clay Township budget, proposed for 1979, is up only slightly over the current rate. The current rate is 20 cents with the proposed rate being 29 cents. The current rate gives 12 cents to the township fund, five cents to fire fighting and three cents to the recreation fund for the 20 cent total. Proposed rates are .055 in the township fund, .145 in the fire fighting fund, .01 in the recreation |und and .08 in the fire station debt fund. The township fund rate would raise $2,203, the fire fighting fund rate would raise $5,144, the recreation rate would raise $391 and the debt fund would raise $2,838. The proposed budget is signed by trustee Benjamin McKrill. Syracuse woman cited following accident A Syracuse woman. Mrs. Anna Harris, 51. 413 South Main. Syracuse, was cited following a two-vehicle mishap in Goshen last Wednesday evening whereby two Goshen persons received emergency room treatment for injuries sustained in the accident. Karen Chupp and young son Matt, five years, were taken to Goshen Hospital by the city first aid ambulance for treatment. A babysitter in the Chupp vehicle was not ipjured. City officers reported Mrs. Chupp was traveling southeast on Lincolnway East and had slowed for traffic when Mrs. Harris pulled from a private drive onto the highway where the collision occurred. The Chupp youth was thrown from the back seat to the front striking the console gearshift. Mrs. Harris was arrested for driving while under the influence of alcoholic beverages and released on bond Wednesday night. Damage in the mishap, which took place at 5:45 p.m., was extensive to both vehicles.
Carn and sausage at No. Webster Try to imagine the consumption of 900 pounds of sausage, more than 9.000 ears of corn, and 6,280 cold drinks, all in one day, at one location! These are some of the statistics from the ninth annual sausage and corn roast put on last Saturday on the grass in front of the Counting House Bank in North Webster by the Lakeland Kiwanis Club. The event has been growing in attendance each year, with the result that more than 5,200 meals were served Saturday, as compared to 5,000 last year. It has attracted people from at least four states, with one couple coming from Niles. Mich., for the fourth time in a row; one from Ohio this year; a couple from Evansville who attend every year; and several from Chicago The roast took on an international note this year, with the attendance of John A. Mars, assistant editor of Kiwanis Magazine, circulated in seven countries, and executive editor of Keynoter Magazine, the organization's magazine for youth. International Headquarters of Kiwanis are in Chicago. The sausage and corn roast attracted so many people that at times there were as many as 250 people waiting in a line that wound around the corner. Dave Everts served as general chairman of Saturday's affair, with 84 members of the Lakeland Kiwanis Club, their families, and friends of Kiwanis putting on the feast. Besides the sausage, corn and cold drinks served, says Dick Long, who was in charge of publicity, the club served 300 homemade cakes and pies for dessert. There were 6,280 pounds of trash left in the wake, including corn cobs, paper plates and cups, and other miscellany. The meal includes a sausage sandwich, two ears of corn and a cold drink. Long says. He reported the club is already working on plans for next year's roast, to be held the first Saturday of August. 1979, and hopes to serve more than 6,000.
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