The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 April 1983 — Page 17
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Humane society explains cutbacks to
The Kosciusko County Commissioners held their monthly meetings for the month on March 1 and 2, with all commissioners present. County Attorney Rex Reed and County Auditor Jean Northenor were also present for the meetings. Don I. Brown, treasurer of the Human Society and member of the board of directors, was present for the March 1 meeting to explain cutbacks in services offered by the society under the newly signed Humane Commission contract. The cutbacks are due to a budget deficit projected by the board of directors this year. Nuisance calls will be discontinued except for instances listed below. Animals, dead or alive, may still be dropped off at the shelter. The following list of services will be provided by the contract: Calls responded to in person will be for injured small animals; small animal peril; small animals at a place of business; animal cruelty complaints; where an arrest has been made by county deputies (when required); after hours animal bite investigation (when discretion dictates); dogs killing livestock (when discretion dictates); small animal complaints where circumstances dictate such as an elderly person being harassed by stray dogs Calls responded to by telephone will include: barking dogs (where owner’s identification is known): animals tearing into Driver falls asleep,hits pole Sian Smith, 21, r 1 Syracuse, not injured in a one-vehicle dent on Armstrong Road, near CR 325E Monday, April 4. The accident occurred at 7:25 a.m. Smith told police he must have fallen asleep before his auto struck the utility pole. Damage was estimated up to $5,000 to the 1975 Chevrolet Blazer. Boat Stolen Robert L. Fields, r 4 Syracuse, reported to Kosciusko County Police the theft of a 20-foot boat, valued at SII,OOO and a trailer from his home. The theft occurred between Saturday, March 26 and Sunday, March 27.
APC to hear 3 cases
Three Lakeland area cases are scheduled to appear before the Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission during today’s (Wednesday) regular monthly meeting. Stanley Price is expected to petition the board for approval to rezone 1.76 acres from an agriculture district to a commercial district. The property is located on the west side of SR 15, west of CR 1150 N. Joe Baker wants rezoning
Area residents in telefund
Three Kosciusko County residents are among the 136 Ball State University students participating in the 1983 student telefund campaign this spring. They are Shelly Harting and Jeri Meditch, Syracuse, and Aurea Roa, Milford Following the theme of “Pledging for Progress,” the students will contact some 60,000 Ball State alumni in Indiana and the continental United States. Their goal this year is to raise $232,000, a six per cent increase
trash (where owner’s identification is known); complaints on owners allowing their dog to stray; animal cruelty complaints (such as lack of sheter, discretion dictating); after-hours animal bite investigation (where owner is known); animals killing livestock (when owner is known); and general information. TYie basic services offered under the contract will also include the receiving of stray and owned animals during business hours, reclaiming of pets to their owners, enforcement of rabies and tax laws by reclaiming owners, encouragement of animal neutering thereby cutting down on future animal related problems, public informational sources and public education. Services also include assisting law enforcement agencies, establishing and maintaining an open line of communication between the humane officer and the township trustees and other county agencies and to provide assistance to farmers that incurred a loss (such as livestock from dogs) in finding the owner. The humane contract provides having live traps available for the capture of strays and providing assistance in establishing an enforceable ordinance for animal control. Other Business In other business the commissioners opened bids for pipe and bridge work to be done throughout the county. The bids submitted by Heavy Construction of Columbia City were accepted for bridge projects to be done in Seward and Tippecanoe Townships, in which the old bridges will be replaced by the new box beam structures this summer. Heavy Construction bid $34,758.85 for the project and was the lowest of five companies including Camden Construction of Pierceton, $39,445.84; Beer & Slabaugh of Nappanee, $37,701.50; Forker Excavation, Inc. of Altion, $43,801.90; Niblock Excavation of Bristol, $62,612.31. Heavy Construction will remove the old bridge over the Cauffman Ditch on CR 450 W in Seward Township and build a new box beam bridge. They were also awarded the contract to tear out the bridge over the Tippecanoe River on CR 675E in Tippecanoe Township, where they will also build a new box beam bridge for $44,667.20.
approval for 8.5 acres on the south side of SR 13, one-half mile west of Grandview Drive. The rezoning request is to change the property from an agriculture area to a residential zoned area. Gail Conkling’s petition to rezone 11.35 acres from an agriculture area to a commercial area will be continued, according to the APC agenda. The property is located on the east and west side of SR 13, south of CR 500 N. Hie commissioners voted to table the issue at last month’s hearing.
over the $220,000 raised from the telefund last year, reports Joe Alford, the university’s student telefund coordinator. Shelly is a senior at Ball State majoring in marketing. She is a 1979 graduate of Wawasee High School and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Harting, 518 S. Harrison. Jeri is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meditch, 196 N. Shore Drive. She is a junior majoring in accounting and is a 1980 graduate of Wawasee High School. Aurea is a senior majoring in Spanish. She is a 1978 graduate of Wawasee High School and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amado Roa, P.O. Box 609.
PUBLIC AUCTION In order to raise money for the Wawasee High School Music Department we are offering the following items. Sale will be held on the south side of Wawasee High School, Syracuse. Saturday, April 16 — 10:00 A.M. NEW AND USED HOUSEHOLD/RECREATIONAL ITEMS New General Electric 13.6 cu. ft. refrigerator Vanity, beautiful large framed mirror 16' Glasspar speedboat Rabbit, horse and dog food Evinrude 35 h.p. Big Twin outboard motor 5 tires, hand tools Coldspot 12 cu. ft. refrigerator Sears gas stove New Weber type BBQ grill Beds, couches, several lamps New ETC solid Pine coffee table Weed Eater, water skis Beautiful night stand Exercise bike "Pro-Am'' Matching 2-drawer end tables linens, books, knick knacks 4 Oak chairs, swivel rocker Electric heaters, hair dryer Schwinn 10-speed, excellent condition, 5 other Commercial salon hair dryer bikes 6-gal. motor boat gas tank New ACR auto concert car speakers Old school desks New ski vest; 4 new coats, 2 vests "Brock Bins" 2 hand pulled golf carts 29 Avon bottles including 20-pieces of chess set Wrist watches, pots and pans Metal detector, "Radio Shack" Baby bed and other equipment IBM electric typewriter ‘ Hospital equipment (bed, examining table, 2 new beautiful framed pictures 3 chairs, tray tables) 2 metal runabouts Small kitchen appliances Tackle box and tackle Many other useful and desirable items Underwood portable typewriter More than 10 Merchant Gift Certificates For SSO Victor adding machine Or less Sled, toys, ping pong table Two Season Tickets To Enchanted Hills Playhouse 5 Lb. container of seafood chowder AUCTIONEERS NOTE: This is a partial listing. More donations are being received daily. For information call Jerry Dain, 834-4193. Owner: Wawasee High School Music Boosters TERMS: Cash lunch On Grounds Not Responsible For Accidents AUCTIONEERS: Jerry Lambert 658-9674, Garry Ringler 457-3841, Gerald "Joke" Bitner . 457-2341
Pipe projects to be completed included the replacement of four small bridges with large round pipes and replacing one old pipe. Areas effected are the Dausman Ditch on CR 625 W, over the Coppes Ditch on CR 1000 N and over the Peterson Ditch on CR 300E in two different locations. Utility Permits Upon the request of the board the following utility representatives met and discussed contraction problems regarding county highway right of way during the Monday meeting: Dick Parker and Jack Cripe of NIPSCo, Keith Gillespi and Mark Weiss of United Telephone, D. W. Skiles and Bill Crook of General Telephone. Utility construction particularly the ditching and draining were discussed as well as culverts and tiles damaged. It was decided that when the pipe is working before digging is done the utility companies are to replace them if they damage them while burying cable or gas lines. The highway superintendant is to notify utilites in writing in the event damage is apparent. Vacate Alleyway A request was granted by the board to vacate an alleyway. The petition filed on behalf of Austin and Eldora Neher, was for an
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alley way between Lots three and four of Eldora Heights Subdivision and along Neher Drive in Silver Lake. The easement and public ground was not maintained as a public way and was not used by the public of any purpose including utilties easements. The commissioners approved the request subject to the favorable report and recommendation of the Kosciusko County Area Planning Commission. APC board members studies the request and sent a report to the commissioners. Another request for vacation of Car slides into back of another A 1973 Plymouth driven by Alice R. Bell, 56, 206 High St., Syracuse, slid into the back of a 1978 Mercury Marquis driven by Larry E. Fox, 35, r 2 Ligonier, on Saturday, April 2, at 11:15 a.nj. The Bell auto slid on wet pavement and struck the Fox auto which had stopped for traffic at a signal light on CR 20 and Pine Ridge Parkway in Concord Township. Elkhart County Sheriff’s Ptl. Milt Montadon estimated minor damage.
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a plat owned by Lawrence Heintzelman for Subdivision Number Six of Lake Papkeechie was tabled until April 7 at 11:30 a.m. due to the fact no one appeared in the petioners behalf. In
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another matter of rezoning, the commission accepted the APC’s approval of rezoning 4.5 acres of agricultural land to residential owned by W. James McCleary of Warsaw.
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