The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 March 1979 — Page 11
BSF \ - fedyJ|«S BL VvSEiflS|m a* % sh ,;r J rrm b - 1\? >*i^» ■^WHWMyWffmHBK^:'•->*■- - m.' ■RHB|HHfHH| E\* h ## %« ~ •• -t i. A^.^Hh / ;l* V%« 1 *»k wmßMm mm. s— * •'£ «■ B^v*il */l ■ sfe’ Jfip -v5/x'^t STUDYING INDIANA HISTORY — The fourth grade class at Syracuse Elementary School have been studying Indiana history throughout the school year. In connection with this study, Lawrence Pietcher’s reading class presented a play on Thursday and Friday, March 8 and 9. The other fourth grade classes attended and parents were invited also. The play depicted early Hoosier pioneers defending their homes and fort from Indian attacks. ’ Leading characters in the play were portrayed by Julie Schmahl. Mike Restivo, Ann Marie Vitaniemi and Tim Mangas.
Lakeland school activities
WEDNESDAY. MARCH. 14 6:30 p.m — Adult education at Wawasee THURSDAY, MARCH 15 6 p.m. — Milford girls basketball night 6:30 p.m. — District FFA leadership contest 6:30 p.m. — Adult education at Wawasee FRIDAY, MARCH UT All day - DECA state convention at French Lick 8 p.m — Lakeland musicfestival at Wawasee SATURDAY. MARCH 17 All day — Syracuse Junior High at Goshen invitational wrestling All day — DECA state convention at French Lick
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AH day — District FFA leadership contest at Wawasee 12 and 8: i 5 p.m. - Semi-state basketball at Fort Wayne. SUNDAY. MARCH 18 All day — DECA state convention at French Lick MONDAY. MARCH 19 6 p.m. — Syracuse Junior High girls gymnastics at Leo 7:30 p.m — National honor society inductionfcafe annex ARCH 20 6:30 p.m. — Adult education classes at Wawasee 7 p.m. — FEA meeting, room 114 7 p.m. — County spelling bee at Warsaw 7:30 p.m. — FFA slave auction. Ag Annex
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21 3:30 p.m. — Syracuse Junior High girls gymnastics at North Webster 6 p.m. — Milford girls gymnastics at Elkhart 7 p.m. — County spelling bee at Warsaw Auto listed as total loss Leroy H. Zartman. Milford, lost control of the auto he was driving and struck a tree on Old SR 15, one half mile north of 1350 N. near Milford. The accident occurred at 10:30 p.m. Friday, March 9. The 1974 Dodge auto was owned by Mrs. Eva Zartman. Milford. Investigating officer, Milford Marshal David Hobbs listed the auto as a total loss with SI,OOO damage.
School news
School lunch menu
March 19-23 MONDAY - Ham patty sandwich, buttered corn, sweet potatoes, apple juice, cookie and milk TUESDAY — Pig-in-a-poke. tater tots, coleslaw, apple sauce and milk WEDNESDAY - Sliced turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, buttered peas, fruit, bread and butter and milk THURSDAY — Chili with MS bike-hike for northern Indiana The Multiple Sclerosis BikeHike for 19 northern Indiana communities has been set for Saturday. JVlay 5, according to Carol Westfall, executive director for the northern Indiana chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. The 1979 event has been expanded to include Fort Wayne. South Bend, Elkhart. Angola, Auburn, Kendallville. Columbia City, Decatur. Bluffton, Huntington. Wabash. Peru. Logansport, Warsaw, Plymouth. Goshen. Michigan City. LaPorte and Valparaiso. The MS bike-hike is a type of biking-running marathon where participants of all ages. bike. run. jog. roller skate or whatever they like, along one of the bike-hike routes. Participants get sponsors who pledge a small amount for each mile completed. The 1978 event in northeastern Indiana saw over 500 participants raise $24,000 for multiple sclerosis. Volunteers are being sought now to help with the planning, publicity and coordination of local routes. To volunteer, register, or for additional information, contact the Multiple Sclerosis Society at 226 West Wallace in Fort Wavne.
MILFORD SPELLERS — These children came away the top spellers at the Milford Junior High School Spelling Bee last Friday. Each received a cash prize. From left, are: Mike Sharp, school champion, seventh and eighth grade division: Julie Schieler, first runner-up, seventh and eighth grade division; Rod Vanlaningham, second runner-up, seventh and eighth grade division; Phil Metcalf, pronouncer and junior high school teacher; Marla Hochstetler, winner, fifth and sixth grade division; Steve Gallager, first runner-up; fifth and sixth grade division; and Soila Aquilar, second runner-up, fifth and sixth grade division. Mike, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sharp, will represent Milford in the Kosciusko County Spelling Bee seventh and eighth grade finals at Warsaw on March 21, at 7 p.m. Marla, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hochstetler, will represent the school in the fifth and sixth grade county championship at Warsaw on March 20, at 7 p.m.
crackers, lettuce salad, fruit, bread and butter and milk FRIDAY — Macaroni and cheese, chicken salad sandwich, broccoli, fruit salad and milk Record bicycle serial numbers With the weather getting warmer and more and more people turning to bicycles for transportation. Milford Marshal David Hobbs advises people to write down the identification numbers of their bicycles in case they are stolen. Hobbs stated it is harder to locate a stolen bicycle without the owner having the serial or identification number recorded somewhere. If anyone has any question on where to find the serial or identification number he or she can contact any law enforcement officer. Stanley Martin injured when auto hits pole Stanley E. Martin, 48, 114 Fourth St.. Milford, suffered minor injuries in a one car accident Wednesday, March 7. The accident occurred at the corner of CR 1350 N and CR 400 W. northwest of Milford, at 6:55 p.m. Martin was heading east on CR 1350 N, when he started coughing and lost control of his auto. The auto headed off the left side of the road, traveled 130 feet into a ditch and hit a utility pole. He was treated at Kosciusko Community Hospital for a laceration to the nose and cuts and scrapes to his face, state police said. Damage to the car was set at SI,OOO by Indiana State Police Trooper Jim W. Kaylor.
F \ m\ ii iWm mi mm ; RECEIVES CERTIFICATE OF’ AWARD — The Milford Junior High Safety Patrol received a certificate of award for 11 years of no accidents in front of the school. Pictured on the school steps are members of the Milford Junior High Safety patrols. On the first step are Angie Wise, Dawn Young. Sally Perales and Sakina Richards. Alone on the second step is Soila Aquilar. Alone on the third step is Veronica Gar/a. On the fourth step are Suzana Garza. Tammy Haines and Angie Garza. On the fifth step are Mike Troup and Mark Pamer. On the sixth step are Jim Richards. Kobby Dove and Franke Smith On the seventh step are Jeff Hunsburger. Richard Arriola and Marcy Wolf. On the eighth step are sponsor Phil Metcalf. Debbie Arriola and Lesha Smith.
Sheriff gives February report
Kosciusko County Sheriff C. Alan Rovenstine has released the sheriff’s departments activities report for the month of February’. During this time the depart-
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ment vehicles were driven a total of 24,986 miles. During the month the officers answered 371 complaints. served 334 papers, made 21 traffic arrests and responded to 29 off duty complaints. There were no fatal accidents during the past month but there were a total of 73 accidents with eight arrests. Nine persons were injured in accidents and 102 cars were involved. The accidents totaled $69,725 damages, $4,960 being property damages and $64,765 in estimated vehicle damages. The major amount of accidents occurred during the daylight hours with 44 accidents. 19 accidents occurring at night and 10 accidents at dusk or dawn. The county jail report shows the sheriff’s department jailed 71 persons, the state police two and the city police department 60. The total bookings at the jail were 133 persons. Six of the bookings were juvenile girls, 20 juvenile boys. 90 adult men and 17 adult women. The department investigated 18 burglaries, 11 thefts, nine vandalisms, one battery, two child
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molesting, two forgery and two attempted suicides. There was $17,303 in property stolen and $5,836 of the property was recovered. Driver injured when auto strikes fence post Sandra A. Harrell, 25, r 1 North Webster, was treated for multiple abrasions and contusions, fracture of the upper plate and a concussion at’ Goshen Hospital following a one-car mishap Wednesday. March 7. The accident happened on CR 175E, one mile east of Milford at 9:38 p.m. Kosciusko County Patrolman Jeffrey Bronsing and Reserve Officer John Kussmaul said Harrell’s auto went off the road and struck fence posts, which w’ere owned by Leon Tucker, Milford. Damage was set at $1,500t0 the 1976 Harrell auto and S2OO to the fence post.
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