The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 May 1979 — Page 15

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Rovenstine gives report for April C Alan Rovenstine, Kosciusko County Sheriff, has reported the activities for the month of April. There were 30,233 miles driven, 29 traffic arrests made and 308 papers served. The total for complaints answered was 428, with 30 off duty complaints made. There were 50 accidents investigated by the department, one fatality, a total of 70 cars were involved with 28 injured. At dusk or dawn six of the accidents occurred, at night 13 and in day light 31. There were eight arrests made. Estimated damages came to $74,255 with property damages set at $4,605 for a total of $78,860. Kosciusko Sheriff Department lodged 51 persons in jail while the Indiana State Police placed two and the city departments placed 56 for a total of 109 bookings. Os the 109, 15 were juvenile boys, 10 juvenile girls, 78 adult men and six adult women. Investigations included 22 burglaries. 22 thefts, 20 counts of vandalism, two accounts of battery and one forgery. Contributing to the delinquency of a minor one case, suicide one. The total for stolen property was $14,452 and property recovered I was $1,038.

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Milford sth grade helps clean park

Fifth graders at the Milford Junior High School helped improve their community last Thursday as they cleaned at the Milford City Park located on Waubee Lake. The cleaning project began in the science class taught by Scott Johnston as the youngsters learned about ecology and then asked how they could help their community The cleaning of the park was the result. In the photo above Steve Galegor and Don Laird burn leaves that had previously been raked in a pile Other class members are seen in the photos at the right as they work at the park.

Reading awards presented at Milford Junior High

A total of 168 Milford Junior High students received awards on Monday for their achievements in reading during the 1978-79 school year. Three levels of achievement were recognized : Good, excellent and superior. Good improvement awards were also presented. The school has in operation a program intended to give each student an opportunity to develop his silent reading comprehension skills. Staff members cooperating in the program are. Mary Pearl, Cynthia Thornburg, Anna Clay, Ned Speicher, Scott Johnston, Nancy Nelson and Gwen Immel. Those receiving awards were: Fifth Grade Superior — Tracy Avery, Steve Galegor, Phil Charters, Stephanie Swihart, Richard Miller, Heidi Beer, Peggy Burke, Rob Hare, Jay Krauter, Laura Haney, Charity Johnston, Donald Laird, Shelley Sanders. Mac Little, Shelley Brumbaugh and Christine Troup Excellent — Carl Rouch, Irma Cruz, Susan Hoover, Julia McDaniels, Rich Thompson, Dawn Rigertrink, Shane Avery. Soila Aquilar, Steve Pier, Angie Smith, Mike Troup, Lee Price, Veronica Garza, Robin Wooten, Tina Lehman, Gina Wright, Darlene Justice, Oscar Pena, Michelle Redslob, Gary Slabaugh, Troy Harney and Robert Hamilton. Good — Skip Baker, Tim Smith, Norma Ramirez and Jacqui Schultz Good improvement — Brent Corl, Peggy England, Jon Haab, Albert Stricklin, Brian Schmucker, Bobbi Dove and Sylvia Zamora Sixth Grade Superior — Jay Baumgartner, Randy Beer, Sheri Bushong, Janet Chalk, Tim Clever, Cindy Greenwood, Roberta Hiss, Marla Hochstetler, Mandy Siegfried, Craig Sierk, Karla Stichter, John Wilkinson and Julie Schwartz Excellent — Kevin Deckard, Angie Garza, Dawn Green. Tammy Hare, Denise Justice, Sonia Melendez, Wendy Turner, Debra Arriola, Joanie Goen, Randy Jessop, Paul Richardson, Tereana Ringler, Judy Slabaugh, Jerry Wilkinson, Brian Clouse and Angie Mast. Good — Franke Smith, Jean Stump and Amiee Tyler Seventh Grade Superior — Ryan Wuthrich, Rod Vanlaningham, Tony Troup, Kristi Templin, Marcia Sorenson. Kenny Schafer, Mike Pruitt, Melissa Baumgartner, Craig Beardslee, Lana Beer, Angie Bess, Deana Ryan, Ron Schwartz, Sharon Bohnstedt, Karen Haney, Penny Hoover, Natalie Meyers and Karen Miller Excellent — Marcia Evans, Mike Sharp, John Richardson, Raymond Pena, Laurie Barth, Karl Schmucker, Dawn Young, Dick Doll, DiAnne Justice, Vickie Parks, Jenny Patty, Jerry Auer, Greg Treesh, Jill Patty and Seth Swihart Good — Jesse Hernandez, Rodney Pippinger, Andy Wuthrich and June Selles Eighth Grade Superior — Dolores Arriola, Dawn Baker, Eric Beer, Dena Berkeypile, Carolyn Bjella, Connie Borders, Belinda Burke, Lisa Clever, Fred Cone, Martha Cruz, Larry Flannery, Sandra Hernandez, Gina Hurd, Kevin McDonald, Sylvia Morris, Trisha Mullins, Rick Pena, Rosalie Rouch, Marie Schafer, Julie Schieler, Kevin Smith, Grace Stichter and Angie Troup

Excellent — Lori Baker, Ross Dahlstrom. Nick Hunsberger. Suzette Hunsberger. Mike Lantz, Rhonda Morehouse, Mike Patty. Lisa Place. Kristy Sipress. Ronda Traver and Mark West Good — Steven Street and Jill Wolferman It’s all right to work by a schedule if you can keep up with the schedule. The only way to protect yourself against the fast talker is through calm thinking and slow action.

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Lakeland school activities

WEDNESDAY. MAY 23 Girls' track regional at Concordia Till RSDAY. MAY 24 2:30 p.in. — Track regional at Kokomo Hayworth 4:30 p m. — Wawasee baseball at Wabash 4:30 p.m. — Wawasee JV baseball vs West Noble at Wawasee

Wed., May 23,1979—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

7:30 p.m. — North Webster Junior High School Style show FRIDAY. MAY 25 Last day for kindergarten SATI RDAY. MAY 26 9-3 p.m. — Tennis regional at Concordia MONDAY. MAY 28 Memorial Day — no school

TI’ESDAY, MAY 29 7 p.m. — Family Night Swim at W'awasee Kindergarten conferences WEDNESDAY. MAY 30 Kindergarten conferences Half day for students State (Tops and Entomology contest — All day in Indianapolis

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