The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 March 1982 — Page 15

LEGALS ORDINANCE NUMBER «2J AN ORDINANCE CHANGING. DIVID ING ANO ESTABLISHING CERTAIN ELECTION PRECINCT BOUNDARIES WITHIN THE COUNTY OF KOSCIUSKO WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of the several counties of the State of Indiana have the sole and exclusive right and power to create election precincts and define their boundaries within their respective counties and the cities and towns located therein, and WHEREAS, the Common Council of the City of Warsaw has. pursuant to law and by appropriate Ordinance, divided theT City of Warsaw into five (5) districts wards; WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of the County of Kosciusko has determined that it will be necessary to eliminate all existing election precinct boundaries and to establish new eleclion precinct boundaries withfn the City of Warsaw and define their boundaries. NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF KOSCIUSKO COUNTY. INDIANA, as follows Section 1. That all existing election precinct boundaries within the city limits of the City of Warsaw be and they are hereby deleted and in lieu thereof the election precinct boundaries as next set forth in Sections 2 through 6 hereof be and they are hereby declared to be the election precinct boundaries within the City of Warsaw. Indiana Section 2. That the first district ward of the City of Warsaw shall have two (2) election precincts named numbered and described as follows Ward 1-Precinct 1. Commencing at a point being the intersection o* the center line of Center Street and Harrison Street thence East along the center line of Center Street, including extensions, until it intersects with the East corporate boundary thence generally North coin elding with the corporate boundary line until It intersects with Deed s Creek thence generally West along the center line of Deed's Creek until it intersects with Deed's Creek Channel thence gen erally South along the East shore line of Deed's Creek Channel until it intersects with the shore line of Pike Lake thence continuing Southeasterly along the shore line of Pike Lake to a point being the in tersection of the shore line of Pike Lake extended and the center line of Arthur Street and the boundary line of Oakwood Cemetery at Arthur Street thence first East along and coinciding with the boundary line ot Oakwood Cemetery thence South along and ccnciding with the said boundary line until it intersects with the center line ot Sheridan Street thence East along the center line of Sher •dan Street to a pomt being the intersect ion of the center line Os Sheridan Street and the Easternmost boundary ot Oak wood Cemetery, thence Northeasterly following the Easternmost boundary line of Oakwood Cemetery to a point, said point being the intersection of the East ernmost boundary line of Oakwood Cemetery and the center line of Dußois Street extended thence East along the center ime of Dußois Street extended to B point being the intersection o* the center line of Dußois Street and the center line of Harr.son Street thence South along the center line of Harrison Street to the point of beginning Ward I Precinct 2 Commencing at a point bemg the intersection of the center line ot Center Street and Maple Avenue thence East along, the'center line ot Center Street to the intersection of the center line of Center Street and the center line o« Harrison Street thence North along the center line ot Harrison Street to a point bemg the intersection of the center line of Harrison Street and Dußois Street thence West to the Eastern boundary of Oakwood Cemetery thence South following ’he Eastern boundary of Oakwood Cemetery to the center line ‘ Sheridan street thence West along th. center line of Sheridan Street to a point being the intersection of the center ime of Sheridan Street and the center line of Maple Avenue thence South along the center line o’ .Maple Avenue to the point of beg»nnir»g Sectton J That the second district ward o» the City of War san shall have two (2) election precincts named numbered and described as followsWard 2 Precinct I Commencing at a point bemg the intersection of the center ime of Center Street and the center line of Maple Avenue thence. following the center line of Center Street man Easterly , direction until it intersects with the cor porate boundary on the East right of way line of US Highway 30 at the intersection of East Center Street extended and US Highway 30 thence following the cor per al, boundary line generally in an East erly direction thence Southerly crossing US’ Highway 30 thence generally in a Westerly direction along ’he Penn Central Railroad (Conrad) right of way thence turning South until if intersects with the Northern shore Ime of Winona Lake thence Wtowmg the Northern shore line Os Wmona Lake m a Westerly direction until said shore line intersects with the East line of a channel on the Westernmost boundary ime of the Kosciusko County Fatr Grounds thence Nor • her I y along the - East line of sa d channel (extended beyond its point of termination on ar imaginary Ime until sa d ime intersecH with the center Ime of Smith Str‘ee» thence East along the center line of Smith Street to a pomt bemg the intersection of the center line o< Smith Street and the center line o« Map e Avenue ’hence Norm along ’he center Ime ot Maple (Avenue to the pomt of begmn-ng Ward 2 Precinct 2 Commencing at a pomt bemg the intersection o< the center line of Center Street and the center line o* Indiana Street thence East following the center ime o’ Center Street until it Intersects with a pomt bemg the inter section of the center line of Center Street and the center Ime Os Maple Avenue thence South along the center Ime of Maple Avenue to a pomt bemg the pomt of intersection o* the center ime of Maple Avenue and the center Ime ot Smith Street thence Wes* to a pomt said pomt bemg an extension of the Easternmost boundary Ime o* a channel lying on the Westernmost edge of the Kosciusko County Fair Grounds thence South fol lowing said imaginary Ime and the East ernmost edge of said channel to the Northern shore line of Wmona Lake •hence following the Northern shore ime of Winona Lake m a Westerly direction unfit said shore Ime intersects with a channel on the Westernmost boundary line of the Warsaw Community High School property thence Northwesterly along the center Ime of said channel ex tended beyond its point of termination on an imaginary Ime until it intersects with the center line of Smith Street thence Westerly along the center line of Smith Street until it intersects with the center Ime of Pope Street mence Westerly along the center line of Pope Street until it in tersects with the Penn Central Railroad (Conrad) right of way line thence. Southerly along the Eastern right of way line of the Penn Central Railroad (Con rail) right of way until it intersects with Eagle Creek thence Northwesterly along the center ime of Eagle Creek until it in tersects with Buffalo Street thence North along the center line of Buffalo Street until it intersects with Prairie Street thence East along the center line of Prairie Street unhl it intersects with Ind ■ana Street thence North along the center line of Indiana Street to the point of beginning Section «. That the third district ward of the City of Warsaw shall have two (2) eiechon precincts named numbered and described as follows Ward J Precinct 1. Commencing at a point, said pomt being the intersection of the center tine o« Eagle Creek and the East right of way tine of the Penn Central JWkoad (Conrail) (formerly known as the Big Four Railroad) thence North along the East right of way line of the

Penn Central Railroad (Conrail) (formerly known as the Big Four Railroad) until it intersects with Pope Street, thence East along the center line of Pope Street until it intersects with Smith Street; thence East along the center line of Smith Street until it intersects with the channel bordering the Ki wants Park; thence South along the East shore line of said channel and the Warsaw Community High School property until it Intersects with the shore line of Winona Lake; thence Easterly along the shore line ot Winona Lake until it intersects with the Easternmost corporate boundary line; thence South along the Easternmost corporate boundary line io its intersection with the Southernmost corporate boundary line; thence West along the Southernmost corporate boundary line to a point being the intersection of the Southern most corporate boundary line and State Road 15; thence North along the corpor ate boundary line to a point, said point being the intersection of County Road 100 S and State Road IS. thence East on a line with the North boundary line of County Road 100 S extended to a point on the East right of way tine of the Penn Central Railroad (Conrail) (formerly known as the Big Four Railroad); thence North along said East right of way line to the place of beginning Ward 3-Precinct 2. Beginning at the inter section of the North right of way of the Penn Central Railroad (Conrail) and the Westernmost corporate boundary line, thence in an Easterly direction along the North right of way line of the Penn Central Railroad (Conrail) until it inter sects with Road 22S W. thence North along the center line of Road 22$ W until if intersects with West Center Street: thence East along the center line ot West Center Street until it intersects with Walnut Creek; thence South along the center tine of Walnut Creek until it intersects with Eagle Creek thence East along the center line of Eagle Creek until it intersects with the East right of way line of the Penn Central Railroad (Conrail) (formerly known as the Big Four Railroad), thence South along the East right of way line of the Penn Central Railroad (Conrail) to a pomt. said pomt being the point of inter section of the Northernmost boundary line of County Road >OO S extended and the East right of way line of the Penn Central Railroad (Conrail); thence West following said imaginary line and the Southern corporate boundary Ime to a point being the intersection of the South ern corporate boundary line and State Road 25. thence in a Northerly direction following the Westernmost corporate limits to the pomt of beginning Section S. That the fourth district ward ot The City of Warsaw shall,have three (3) election precincts named, numbered and described as follows Ward a -Precinct I. Commencing at a pomt being the intersection of the center line of Center Street and the center line of Indiana. Street thence South along the center line pt Indiana Street to the intersection of the center line of Indiana Street and the center line of Prairie Street thence West along the center line o* Prairie Street to the intersection of the center line of Prairie Street and the center line of Buffalo Street thence South along the center line of Buffalo Street to'a point bemg the point of intersection of the center line of Buffalo Street and the center line of Eagle Creek thence Westerly along the center line of Eagle Creek to a pomt bemg the pomt of inter section of the center line of Eagle Creek and the center line of Walnut Creek thence Northerly along the center line o« Walnut Creek to a point being the point of intersection ot the center line of Walnut Creek and the center Ime of Market Street thence Easterly along the center line of Market Street to a point being the intersection of the center line of Market Street and Center Street thence Easterly along the center tine of Center Street to the point of beginning , Ward 4-Precinct 2. Commencing at the ’ intersection of the center lines of Center Street and Indiana Street, thence North along.the center line of Indiana Street extended beyond its termination point to its intersection with the shore line ot Center Lake thence North along the shore line ot Center Lake until it reaches a point, said pomt bemg established by the intersection of the natural shore line of Center Lake and an imaginary center line of Hittier Street extended in a West erly direction to,the East shore Ime of said Center Lake thence Westerly along an imaginary line coinciding with the center line of Hittier Street and extended Westerly across Center Lake until it in tersects with the North right of way line of Miner Drive thence along the North right of way line of Miner Drive until It intersects with the corporate boundary line thence In a generally South and Westerly direction coinciding with said corporate boundary Ime until it intersects with the center line of Old US 30 (being also the center line of Lake Street extend ed) thence Southerly along the center line of Lake Street to a point bemg the intersection of the center line of Lake Street and the center tine of Columbia Street thence South along the center line Ot Columbia Street to a point being the intersection of the center Urie of Columbia Street and the center line of Center Street thence East along the center line of Center Street to the pomt of beginning Ward « Precinct 3 Commencing at a pomt being the intersection o* *•* •• er line of Center Street and Coiumbtu Street, thence along the center line u> Center Street to its ntersection with the point of intersection of the center line o» Walnut Creek and Market Street thence following the center line of Walnut Creek to a pomt bemg the intersection of the center line o* Walnut Creek and the center line of Center Shoe’ thence West erly along the center line of Center Street to its pomt o* intersection with the center Ime o* Road 225 W thence South along the center Ime of Road 225 W to the North right of way of the Penn Central Railroad (Conrail) thence Westerly along the North right of way of the Penn Central Railroad (Conrail) to the West ernmost corporate boundary line thence Northerly and Easterly following the corporate boundary lines to a point on the Northernmost corporate boundary line which point corresponds with the center tme of Old US 30 (bemg Lake Street extended), thence Southerly along the center Ime of Old US X and Lake Street extended to a pomt bemg the intersection of the center ime ot Lake Street and the center Ime of Columbia Street thence South along the center line of Columbia Street to the pom'of beginning Section* Tha”he fifth d s'rict ward of the City of Warsaw shall have three (3) eiechon precmcks named numbered and described as follows Ward 5 Precinct 1 Commencing a* the Intersection of Deed's Creek and the Northeast corporate boundary line of the City of Warsaw thence Westerly along the center line of Deed's Creek unhl it Intersects with Deed's Creek Channel thence generally South along the East • shore line ot Deed's Creek Channel until it intersects with the shore ime of Pike Lake, thence Easterly and Southerly along the natural shore ime o* Pike Lake unhl it intersects with the center Ime of Hittier Street extended thence Wes* following the center line ot Hitzler Street and Hittier Street extended across Canter Lake unhl it intersects with the North rightof way line of Miner Drive, thence along the North right of way Ime ot Miner Drive unhl it intersects with the Western corporate boundary line thence North along the Western corporate boundary line to the North corporate boundary line thence East along the North corpor ate boundary line to the East corporate boundary (me thence South on the East corporate boundary line to the point of beginning Ward S-Preciact 2. Commencmg at a point being the point of intersection of the center line ot Center Street and Maple Avenue thence West along the center line of Center Street to a point being the inter section of the center line of Center Street

From the Syracuse police blotter

The following was taken from the log of the Syracuse police department: February 24 4:41 am. — Party advised there is a semi jackknifed on SR 15. three-fourths of a mile north of Milford i 8:56 a.m. — Subject advised abrasives needed on CR 33 at US 6. unable to stop for light 1:22 p.m. — Subject asked where to get a map of this area 2:36 p.m. — New 4-H leader looking for a meeting place. Suggested several places to check 4:26 p.m. — Subject reference is there a dog pound in Ligonier, advised unknown February 26 10:56 a m — Subject advised, for our information, there is a four-ton truck driving on ice on Lake Wawasee. south side, just outside Johnson’s Bay 12 48 p.m — Subject requested mailing address of the sheriff’s department Advised same 4:43 p.m. — Subject requested to speak to officer reference threatening telephone call she received; KCclear 6:34 p m — Subject with information for officer reference almost being hit head on; officer clear 2:42a.m. — Trucker advised he has a load of paper for MailJournal in Milford, requested location, advised same 12:06 p.m — Subject needs message delivered to her father Telephoned KC officer and advised same 4:32 p.m. — Indiana State Police Officer reference dark blue Camaro heading into Syracuse running cars off road, officer clear 10:58 pm — Officer, call subject and advise him they have found his son’s billfold February 27 7:23 a m. — KC. ambulance for

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and the center line of Zoe Street thence North along the center line ot Zoe Street to a point being the intersection ot the center line ot Zoe Street and the center line ot Main Street thence West on the center line ot Main Street to a point beingthe point of intersection ot the center line of Mam Street and the center line ot Cook Street thence North on the center line of Cook Street and Cook Street extended to a point on the Southernmost boundary of Pike Lake thence Easterly along the South shore line of Pike Lake until it in tersects with a point being the intersect ion of the boundary line of Oakwood Cemetery extended and the center line of Arthur Street thence East along and coinciding with the boundary line of Oak <»ood Cemetery. thence South along and coinciding with the boundary line of Oak wood Cemetery until It intersects with Sheridan Street thence East along the center line of Sheridan Street until it in fersectes with Maple Avenue thence South along the center line of Maple Ave nue to the pomt of beginning Ward $-Precinct 3. Commencing at a pomt being the point of intersection of the center line ot Center Street and the center line of Zoe Street thence West along the center line ot Center Street to the intersection of the center line of Center Street and Indiana Street, thence North along the center 'lme ot Indiana Street extended along a line to a point on the Southernmost boundary ot Center Lake thence Northeasterly following the shore line of Center Lake to a point on the East shore of Center Lake, being the intersection of the East shore of Center Lake and the center line of Hitiler Street extended thence following the center ime of Hitzler Street extended and Hitzler Street to the Westernmost bound ary of Pike Lake, thence Southeasterly along the Westernmost boundary of Pike Lake to a point, said pomt being the inter section of the Western boundary of Pike Lake and the center line of Cook Street extended thence South along the center line of Cook Street extended and Cook Street to a point bemg the intersection of the center Ime of Cook Street and the center line of Mam Street thence East erly along the center line of Main Street to a point being the intersection of the center HMt of Main Street and the center line of Zoe Street thence South along the center line of Zoe Street to the point of beginning Section 3. That notice of the establishment of the election prec met boundaries as herem made and defined Shalt immediately be given by publication in two (2) newspapers of general circulation of opposite politic*, printed and published in Kosciusko County. I ndiana to the Clerk of the Circuit Court and the Board of Registration and to the State Election Board all as required by law Section a. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after Its passage Passed and adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the County of Kosciusko. ’ State of Indiana on this 23rd day of February. IM2 Board Os Commissioners Os The County Os Kosciusko Gerald D Smalley Maurice W Dorsey Fredrick W Gilliam Votes Aye — Gilliam. Dorsey. Smalley Nay-None Attest Jean Northenor Auditor

subject CR 37 and County Line Road 7:38 a.m. — Anonymous complaint reference subject’s dogs barking 1:13 pm. — Subject, who to call reference security check for his place tonight, advised telephone KC 3:38 pm. — Subject requested officer in Heights reference kids throwing eggs at his house; officerclear 4:10 p.m. — Subject requested officer at Wawasee High School reference her parents being threatened; KC clear February 28 " 1:57 a.m. — Local tavern owner asked for officer to meet him there 12:35 p.m. — Subject advised of bike he found, requested officer; officer clear 12:49 p.m. — Subject for officer, advised officer out in car. will advise him to call back 2:02 p.m — CBer said “help me. help me. this is an emergency.” answered, but no reply 2:16 p.m. — Subject reference bike that was found, our officer called and advised could be his son’s. Advised will check and advise 6:30 p m. — Manager local gas station, requested we add another name to list reference

I fig PRINCIPAL SPEAKER FOR KIWANIS - Dr. Howard J. Hull. Jr., center, principal of Wawasee High School, was guest speaker for Kiwanis Club of Lakeland. North Webster on Monday, March 1. Dr. Hull received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees as well as his docturate at Indiana University. He served as assistant principal at Elkhart Central High School before coming to Wawasee. The new principal pointed out that the chief purpose of schools formerly was to teach reading, writing and arithmetic. However, today the functions of the schools include many other areas such as safety, health, driver education, preparation for jobs, music, working with handicapped and political understanding. Dr-. Hull stressed the need for good discipline for high school to be effective in the training of students. He emphasized that suspension would be used if necessary for orderly operation of the school. He brought out the importance of keeping lines of communication open with people of the community. He said. “The principal’s door will always be open.’’ In the business session. David Stookey was elected to fill a vacancy on the Lakeland Kiwanis board of directors. Shown with Dr. Hull is Jon Roberts, program chairman on the left and Larry Stackhouse, president, on the right.

Webster Scouts plan carnival for community

The Giris Scouts. Brownies and Cub Scouts of North Webster are planning a Saint Patrick's Day Carnival Wednesday. March 17. from 6:30to8:30 p.m at Camelot Hall in North Webster Activities include games, face painting, fortune telling, book sales, engraving booth and refreshments All proceeds will go to the North Webster Tippecanoe Township Library. Publicity Chairman Sue Mitchell pointed out the carnival is a community event and not just for Scouts Other carnival organizers are Rita Laughlin. Linda Doll. Judy Wagoner. Kam Smith. Judy Miniear. Nancy Hensler. Becky Ertel. Carol Wagoner. Karen Wagoner. Connie Amick. Cathy Leesburg man arrested after altercation Milford Police Deputy Rich Schmeders responded with the Milford ambulance Tuesday morning. March 2. at 12.45 a m to The Keg in Leesburg, which resulted in the arrest of Rodger Lee Berry. 37. r 2 Leesburg The ambulance was called to the bar when Berry became involved in a fight and suffered a bloody nose He was not treated Berry was booked at the Kosciusko County Jail on charges of public intoxication and disorderly conduct He was released on his own recognizance

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persons to call for gas after hours March 1 9:15 a.m. — Subject requested name of trustee, advised same • 10:00 a.m. — CBer advised vehicle parked wrong way on Carroll and Harrison 11:58 a m. — Attorney’s office looking for subject, advised same 1:39 p.m. — Subject on station reference her husband in accident, check Ligonier, they advised affirmative on CR 127 just north of US 6 8:32 p.m. — Subject reference could we grant emergency assistance if needed for lady who is expecting and could possibly go tonight; advised same March 2 12:12 p.m. — Subject on station to pickup checks of hers found at laundromat 12:37 p.m. — Subject reported her out of service vehicle in middle of road, just south of US 6 and SR 13. Advised will tow if not moved in 10 minutes 1:05 p.m. — UTS found wallet, identification to subject, found in telephone booth, is at UTS. Note 1:20 p.m. — Harris Funeral Home, request escort at bowling alley to cemetery in 10 minutes 7:15 p.m. — Subject request unit reference was beat up. advised officer disregard previous and meet subject

Ross. Mary Jo Barton, Alice Kruger. Barb Knotts. Anita Sincroft. Barb Hammon. Jeri Waalewyn. Cindy Chalfant. Marie Kuhn, Dorothy Biesemeyer. Peggy Maddox and Wanda Mickley. Mishawaka teen injured A Mishawaka teen was injured in a two vehicle accident at 11.30 a m Tuesday. March 2. threefourths of a mile north of Milford on SR 15. Clifton Johnson, 17. Mishawaka, was taken by Milford ambulance to Goshen Hospital where he was treated and released for facial lacerations The mishap occurred when Johnson could not slow down for a slowing vehicle in front of him. According to Indiana State Police Johnson was northbound on SR 15 when the vehicle in front of him. a 1981 Ford pickup truck driven by Jerry Yetter. 24. r 5 Warsaw, slowed for a right turn. Johnson told police he applied his brakes but could not avoid striking the Yeiter vehicle. Damage was estimated at $2,500 to the 1975 Oldsmobile driven by Johnson and S4OO to Yetter’s pickup truck. Indiana State Police Trooper Neil Beck investigated and was assisted by Milford Marshal David Hobbs.

jfl » a — I - - If ' * Pl £ fl KPI Zu E- r1 r? PINEWOOD DERBY WINNERS — Pictured above are winners in the North Webster Cub Scouts’annual Pinewood Derby held Friday, Feb. 26. Seated in front are design winners. They are Mike Heche, best overall design, and Richie Heche. most unusual or unique design. Standing in back are trophy winners Chris Wagoner, second place: Chris Chalfant, third place, and Tracy Waalewyn, first place. Not pictured is design winner Ryan Coverstone whose car was most like an Iridy 500 car. (Photo by Terri Chilcote)

Webster Cub Scouts hold Pinewood Derby

The North Webster Cub Scouts held their annual Pinewood Derby on Friday. Feb 26. at the > North Webster School. In this event, the Cub Scouts ’ make small toy cars and race them Trophy winners were Tracy Waalewyn. first place; Chris Wagoner, second place; and Chris Chalfant, third place Design awards went to Richie Heche for the most unusual or unique design. Ryan Coverstone for the car most like an Indy 500 car and Mike Heche for the best

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overall design. The fastest cars in each Cub Scout den belonged to Aaron Sincroft. first place, and Ryan Coverstone, second place, in den one; Tracy Waalewyn. first, and Chris Wagoner, second, in den two; Dustan Geseman. first, and Keith Waites, second, in den three; Jason Mickley, first and Mike Mattix. second, in den four; and Mike Minnick, first, and Ronald Kuhn, second, in den five All 29 Cub Scout members and their families turned out for the derby Cub Master is Jeri

Waalewyn. The North Webster Cub Scouts are sponsored by the North Webster Lions Club. Judges were Dutch Mullett. Charlie Packer and Gene Whittaker from the Lions Club Former Cub Master Terry Enright ran the charts and figured the bys and Marion Breyer and her son. Sean, weighed in the cars. North Webster Principals Wendell Bryant, junior high, and Richard Long, elementary school, made the school gym available for the race

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