The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 32, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 August 1979 — Page 15
Milford, Syracuse men are arrested in county drug bust
The largest undercover drug operation in Kosciusko County has led to the arrest of 24 persons during the past week. The first arrests were made on Wednesday, Aug. 22 in the early morning hours. The arrests followed a four-month period of undercover work in which an undercover police officer made 47 illegal drag purchases. More than 65 policemen from over northern Indiana worked in teams, co-operating with the operation coordinated by Warsaw, Kosciusko County, state and area police agencies. Charges ranging from possession of marijuana to dealing in controlled substances such as cocaine, hashish, marijuana, LSD and othermanufactured chemicals were filed against those arrested who were taken to Kosciusko County jail. Charges were filed in Kosciusko Circuit Court. Kosciusko County Court and Elkhart Circuit Court Bonds were set from SI,OOO to SIO,OOO. Before the arrests, Warsaw Police Chief Jerry Johnson, during a briefing at 4 a m.. Told fellow police officers he appreciated not having issues forced when.doors were closed to them. He shared the secret of the operation with only three other officers on the city department and felt the operation would be a
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success and dealers in Warsaw ; would not be able to sell drugs tof. children. * A S7OO donation from an individual enabled the unknown officer to begin making drag buys. A $5,000 loan from a local bank then became necessary to continue funding the undercover drug buys. State Police Sgt. John pummel praised the operation stating it appeared to have been handled and coordinated excellently. Those arrested included the following, listing court, charges and amount of bond. While all were arrested in connection with drug sales, some were charged only with possession of a controlled substance: Homer Jay Caudill, 21, Milford, possession of marijuana. Class D felony, Kosciusko Circuit Court, $2,000. Rodney James Hahn, 20 v Milford, possession of marijuana. Class D felony, Kosciusko Circuit Court. $2,000. Richard W. Barefoot, 23, Haviland Trailer Court, Syracuse, delivery of a controlled substance (marijuana). Class D felony. Elkhart Circuit Court, $5,000. Barefoot was changed in Elkhart County since the alleged “drug buy” occurred just north of Syracuse across the Kosciusko County line. David McMillan, 18, r 2
Syracuse, possession of controlled substance (LSD), Class D felony! Kosciusko Circuit Court, $2,000. Kenneth Scott McMillan, 19, r 2 Syracuse, criminal trespass. Class A misdemeanor, Kosciusko County Court. SI,OOO. Timothy Ray Rogers, 27, 406 North Harrison St.. Syracuse, unlawful dealing in marijuana. Class A misdemeanor, Kosciusko County Court. SI,OOO. John Ray Dove. 23, Milford, possession of marijuana, Kosciusko Circuit Court. $2,000. Terry Alan Dove, 20, Milford, information for conspiracy to deal in marijuana. Kosciusko Circuit Court, $2,000. Charles David Seitner. 26, Burket, unlawful dealing in marijuana, Kosciusko Circuit ’’Court, SI,OOO. Rusty Lee Biggs, 20, 716 West Center St., Warsaw, dealing in marijuana. Class A misdemeanor. Kosciusko CountyCourt. SI,OOO. Jane E. Dryer, 27, 228 Fort Wayne St., Warsaw, dealing in a controlled substance (Cocaine), Class B felony, Kosciusko Circuit Court. $2,000. Henry Ford, 17, 1120 East Winona Ave., Warsaw, juvenile delinquent charged with possession of marijuana. Kosciusko Superior Juvenile Court. Ronald Keith Hobbs, 21, 1039 North Park Ave., Warsaw, four counts of dealing in a controlled substance (LSD), Class B felony, Kosciusko Circuit Court, SIO,OOO. Jeffery D. Keough, 20, 320 North Lake St., Warsaw, two counts of dealing in a controlled substance (LSD), Class B felony. Kosciusko Circuit Court, $2,000: Howard Eugene Korikle. 23, 301 South Indiana St., Warsaw, possession of hashish. Class D felony, Kosciusko Circuit Court. $2,000. Mark Anthony Regenos, 22,
Warsaw-, dealing in marijuana. Class A misdemeanor, Kosciusko County Court. SI,OOO. Regenos was already in custody in the county jail on a charge of armed robbery. Richard Lee (Rico) Rodriquez. 33. Warsaw, dealing in a controlled substance (Phenlimetrazine), Class B felony, Kosciusko Circuit Court. $2,000. Bucky Slone. 17, 927 East Clark St.. Warsaw, juvenile delinquent charged with possession- of marijuana, Kosciusko Superior Juvenile Court William Wells. 23, Warsaw, two counts of possession of marijuana, Class D felony, Kosciusko Circuit Court. $2,000. Phil G. Young, 24, Warsaw, dealing in marijuana. Class A misdemeanor, Kosciusko County Court, SI,OOO. Susan E. Collins, 23. Stump Trailer Court. Pierceton. two counts, possession of marijuana. Class D felony. Kosciusko Circuit
Down memory lane
We all watched Annette Funicello develop on “The Mickey Mouse Club” from 1955 to 1959. Well, whatever happened to Annette? She grew up and had babies. Annette is the mommy of two boys and a girl. And the wife of actors’ agent Jack Gilardi whom she married in 1965. They all live happily in a great big house in Encino, California. Tools stolen Ira Walker, r 5 Syracuse, reported a jig saw, dual action sander and a drive drill were stolen from his truck on Thursday morning, August 23. Reportedly, the thieves entered Walker’s unlocked garage and removed the tools from his truck.
Court, $2,000. Dennis W. Joy, 22. 208 Fifth St., Pierceton, dealing in marijuana. Class A misdemeanor, Kosciusko County Court. SI,OOO. Detxjrah K. Piper, 25, 112 Thirteenth St., Winona Lake, dealing in a controlled substance (LSD), Class B felony. Kosciusko Circuit Court. $2,000. Officers working with the undercover officer stated they were amazed at the openness of some of the drug sales. Drugs were sold in broad daylight at Warsaw’s Center Lake Park and other city and county locations. Kosciusko County Prosecuting attorney Michael Miner, who helped officers prepare the cases, was present at the jail to observe the booking process at 5 a m. last Wednesday. Officials plan to. continue to monitor drug activities in an effort to control the drug situation and prevent drugs from entering the hands of local young people.
When “The Mickey Mouse Club” ended, Disney kept Annette under contract until 1970. During this time she was loaned out to make eight beach flicks with Frankie Avalon. She never wore a bikini in any of these films because Walt Disney asked hes not to. He was afraid that seeing a curvey Annette in a bikini would ruin her sweet Disney image. Tommy Rettig (Jeff on the original Lassie series 1955 to 1957) was one of the hottest boy actors in Hollywood. Besides his weekly assignments with the superstar collie. Tommy made several movies Among them: “The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T,” “River of No Return,” with Marilyn Monroe, and “The Last Wagon” with Richard Widmark. But after Rettig grew up producers didn’t want to hire him. They claimed he wasn’t the leading man type and his 5’ 4” frame didn’t help either. By 1966 he couldn’t even get bit parts. So Rettig had to point his life in a different direction. He and Darlene (his wife of 19years) run the Daisy Hill Farm in Arroyo Grande, Calif. They farm organically on 50 acres. In 1972 they were arrested for growing marijuana on their little farm. Since that time Tommy and Darlene have been in and out of court on pot charges. Tommy is now 37 and has two sons. Except for his longer hair and mustache, he looks the same way he looked in the 1950’5. Break-in reported at Lakeview Concrete Lakeview Concrete, North Webster, was the scene of a breek-in and theft on Monday morning. Lt. Richard Mikel, county policeman, said the thieves pushed in an overhead door to get into the building. The thieves took 32 bags of mortar valued at $116.80 and 10 to 14 bags of cement worth $52.80. Estimated damage to the overhead door was S4OO with a total estimate of $569.60 in damage and stolen property. ARRESTED ON DECEPTION CHARGE Charles Kenneth Cobum, 25, 430 Dolan Drive, Syracuse, was arrested on a county court warrant and released on SIOO bond for check deception.
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COLLEGE CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES — Dr. Judith Redwine. director of Extended Programs for Indiana University at South Bend, second from left, explains the new college credit courses being offered this fall at Wawasee High School to the Lakeland Kiwanis Club. Pictured, right to left, are Dr. David Robinson, special education coordinator for lakeland Community Schools: Dr. Judith Redwine: Phil Hoy. Kiwanis program chairman: and Lakeland Kiwanis President Richard Long.
Kiwanis learn of college courses offered at high school
College credit opportunities were explained by Dr. Judith Redwine, Director of Extended Programs for Indiana University at South Bend in an address for Kiwanis Club of Lakeland. North Webster, on Monday, August 27 Dr. Redwine described how Indiana University at South Bend has surveyed the Lakeland Community and is introducing a program for earning college credit this fall at Wawasee High School. The program will begin with courses in composition, accounting, sociology, and public speaking. The classes will meet once a week from 6:30 to 9:10 p.m. for 16 weeks. Three college Livestock winners named Kosciusko County state fair livestock winners include the following: Horse ShowSection W 194 — Clark Rassi. Milford, owner of Rocky Redford, riden by Tommy Manion, placed fifth in Yearling Colt Section W 219 and W 227 - Todd Niles, North Webster, owner and rider of Sunglow Boss, placed first in showmanship 15-18 year olds and first in Western Pleasure 15-18 year olds Rabbits Satins (red) — Section 7055 six to eight month buck — Allan Waggoner, r 6 Warsaw, first and Senia Waggoner, r 6 Warsaw, third. Section 7057 Junior Buck — Allan Waggoner, r 6 Warsaw, third. Section 7058 Junior Doe — Suzette Hunsberger, r 1 Milford, second. Satins (red) One — Suzette Hunsberger, California Satin, r 1 Milford, with three different rabbits; and Allan Waggoner, white satin, r 6 Warsaw. Two — — Hunsberger, Copper Satin, Milford; Allan Waggoner, Copper Satin, r 6 Warsaw; Ronda Waggoner, r 6 Warsaw; and Suzette Hunsberger, White satin, r 1 Milford Tradition has it that daisies came to America with the hay brought to feed the horses of Gen. John Burgoyne's army during the Revolution.
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credit hours may be earned in each course, and the tuition cost is $26.00 per credit hour The instructors for the courses are top level professor from the South Bend Indiana University Center. The Extended Programs director pointed out that a new degree is being offered by the Indiana University Center in general studies. To earn this degree. 12 credit hours are required in four specific areas and the remaining credit hours may be earned through elective courses. These programs make it possible to earn college credit while living in the community. The elementary composition college credit class will meet on Thursday evenings and the accounting. sociology, and public speaking classes on Tuesdav evenings at Wawasee High School. Any persons interested in any of these college credit courses offered by Indiana University South Bend at Wawasee High School should
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