The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 May 1982 — Page 18

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 19,1982

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THIS IMPRESSIVE display appears in the window of Milford 'hoe and Clothing on Our Town s Mam Street and reminds all who see it of those who have given their lives and those who are in Veterans Hospitals today because they cared enough to fight for America s freedom The display features poppies and also reminds us that Popp* pays are this Friday and Saturday in Milford *ith June Mishler of the American Legion \uxiiiary as chairman of the event.

WOW' THE .Milford Junior Area men booked, released from jail A Syracuse man was arrested by area police and: a North Webster man was released after serving time m the county jail Buddy Gene Manges. 50. r 5 Syracuse, was booked on a charge of public intoxication and released on his own recognizance Terry Joe Richards, r 1 North Webster, was released from the county jail Sunday afternoon. May 16 after serving a 10-day sentence for conversion

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High staff raised $1,488.15 for the community building at the fish fry on Saturday night They served 666 pounds of fish and 60 pounds of potato chips to 954 people Staff members enlisted spouses, children and friends to assist in the event. One such worker was Bill Landrigan. principal of the Warsaw Middle School and husband of Carol Landrigan. .Milford’s special education and migrant teacher. —O'-

MILFORD MASONS are reminded that the Order of the Eastern Star will be honoring them at a carry-in dinner on Saturday. June 12. Special guest of the evening will be former Milford resident David J Miller Make plans now to attend It s a husband and wife event and promises to be an enjoyable evening for all -oTHIS COMING Saturday. May 22, a fishing contest will be held at Darrell Custer’s Pond at the curve on SR 15 south of town. It is being sponsored by Evans Family Store. Gift certificates will be awarded for the largest fish, most fish caught and the largest poundage in three different age categories And. the fishermen may keep their catches An additional bonus prize Mill

be give to anyone catching carp of 12 inches or more. The Milford Boy Scouts will be on hand to serve refreshments. -o— PRINCIPAL NED Speicher of Milford Elementary School told fourth grade students who participated in pushing 29 residents of the Lakeland Loving Care Center to the school last week for a concert by the nursing home rhythm band, that there could be absolutely no wheel chair races during the walk. Both students and seniors thoroughly enjoyed the outing and concert and program were rated highly successful. Syracuse men booked at jail There were two Syracuse residents booked at the Kosciusko County Jail recently. Timothy Allen Dilley. 19. Syracuse, was booked on a charge of failure to appear and was held on $5,000 bond. Terry Melvin Hixon. 30. Syracuse, was held on a charge of public intoxication Rural Milford home broken into Jack Sausaman. r 1 Milford, reported to Kosciusko County Police $5,000 worth of items were taken when his home was broken into and ransacked between Friday night and Saturday as temoon. May 14 and 15 Taken in the burglary were two televisions, a stereo system, a leather jacket, wine, a vase, and S7O-80 in change Tires and rims stolen Bill Scarbeary. Camelot Lake, reported three tires and rims valued at S6OO were stolen from his auto while parked at the US Auto car lot on SR 13. south of Syracuse The theft occurred sometime between Saturday evening. May 8 and Sunday morning. May 9.

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THERMOMETER READS 84 DEGREES — No. the big thermometer at the Milford bank was not out of commission Tuesday, and. no. the workmen are not on their forklift making repairs to the thermometer. They were doing final work on the new bank addition, preparatory for the Saturday. May 29, grand opening. A Mail-Journal photographer, however, could not pass up the opportunity to record the unusually hot May day weather as shown at the bank.

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Entries received for 37th Mermaid Festival

Charles Parker, chairman of the Mermaid Festival in North Webster has received several entries for the 37th annual Mermaid Festival Parade scheduled for Saturday. June 26. at 4 p.m. Bands entered, so far, are Wawasee High School, North Webster Junior High. Columbia City High School and Knox High School. Syracuse man hurt in mishap Lloyd Kammerdiener. 48, 301 N. Harrison St., Syracuse, driver of a 1977 Chevrolet station wagon, was admitted to Goshen Hospital following a one-vehicle accident. Kammerdiener suffered six broken ribs, lacerations, bruises and pulmonary infection He is in room 211 The mishap occurred Thursday morning, May 13, on US 33 at the curve at CR 42. Kammerdiener was driving north on US 33 and was approaching the curve at CR 42 when his auto veered across the centerline, left the west side of the highway, hitting a mailbox and fence. The auto continued out of control, rolling over a number of times and coming to a stop on the east-west runway of Goshen Airport. Investigating the accident was Elkhart County Sheriff's Cpl. Tom Snider Hit and run reported Milford Police are investigating a report of a hit and run accident at- 305 N. Main Street. Milford. Friday evening. May 14. at 8:40 p.m. Police stated Mitchell Gravenstuck reported his auto was struck by a blue van which backed into the left front quarter panel of his auto while parked along Main Street Damage was estimated at $75.

Wabash Baton Corp., Marion Highsteppers, Elwood Rebellettes Drum and Baton Corp, and the Bonnie Blue Belles of Warsaw are entered in the baton corps category. The Mini T. Shrine Club of Kokomo is entered in the Shrine Club division and Kosciusko County Democrats are entered as an organizational unit. Novelty unit entries are Gene Kammerer from the Leesburg area and Puff the Bike Riding Dog from Marion. Jack Miller of Warsaw, Doug Pinkerton of Pierceton and Fred Matkeny of Rochester are entered in the antique car division Fulton Peacock Farm of

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Montpeiler is entered in the commercial division and Eagles Lodge Number 823, Huntington. is entered in the walking unit category. Teen wrecks cycle avoiding accident Lance L. Clark, 18, r 1 Leesburg, was not injured when he tried to avoid an accident Monday, May 17. According to police Clark was driving a motorcycle around a curve on Armstrong Road west of CR 375 when a car approached him without its lights on Clark sped up to avoid an accident and ended up in a ditch on the side of the road.

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