The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 May 1984 — Page 20

THE MAIL-JOURNAL - Wed., May 16,1984

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WHEN YOUR luck goes bad, it really goes bad, according to Charles Long of Etna Green. Long, who farms in the Atwocd/Etna Green area, was in Milford late Monday afternoon to pick up parts at Sharp’s Hardware He said that he needed the parts to get two tractors that had broken down back in the field. Alfter loading his tractor parts at the Sharp warehouse on Emeline Street. Long was about to leave the warehouse when he drove his 1979 Chevrolet truck off the edge of a truck well. Long commented that as he turned the setting sun momentarily blinded

Monthly police reports given at Syracuse

Following is the Syracuse dispatcher’s monthly report for April: Total calls handled — 1640 Jails handled for Police Dept, y) — 1184 alls handled for Police Dept, (township) — 110 dalls handled fpr Fire Dept, (city) — 109 Calls handled for Fire Dept, (township) — 138 Calls handled for Street Dept. - '99 ’«» (pourtesies extended by dispatchers — 558 Police Report Following is the police report: Alarms answered — Business, 10 j residential. 0 Courtesy calls, — Assist motorist. 12; bank escort. 0; lockouts, 14; other. 6

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him and apZssing train distracted him at the same time. Dennis Sharp later helped remove the truck from its precarious position. AMY VANLANINGHAM of Milford was one of two recipients of Indiana State Nurses’ Association district 12 scholarship awards. Miss Vanlaningham will complete the nursing program at Goshen College. Her scholarship is for SSOO. The second scholarship winner was Freida Miller

Assists for Sheriff’s Dept and/or Indiana State Police — 12 Assists for fire and ambulance calls — 11 Total courtesies — 55 Gun permits issued — 2 * Title checks —7 Total Services — 74 Accident Reports — Property damage, 3; vehicles involved, 6. Amount of damage, $2,050. Personal injury, 1; vehicles involved, 2. Amount of damage — $3,500. Total accidents: 4 Complaints: Theft, 8; amount of loss, $1,174.50; amount recovered, 0 Vandalism —3; amount of loss., 0 Dog — 24; dogs impounded, 0 Burglary — 3 Missing person — 0 > Domestic disturbance — 4

Bomtrager of Middlebury. A Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic ability, financial need and involvement in professional activities. MEMBERS OF the Milford Park Board and Mr. and Mrs. Randy Veach are to be congratulated for the hard work that has been done at the Lakeside Park on Waubee Lake this spring. Scheduled for opening on Memorial Day, the park is already in great shape and many fishermen have been seen taking advantage of the facilities there.

Lost property — 0 Miscellaneous — 54 Total Complaints — 96 Total calls responded to by the department — 174 Arrests: Traffic — 4 Felony and misdemeanor — 6 Juvenile arrest and/or probation — 0 Traffic warnings — Verbal, 1; written, 3 Parking citations — Overtime, 7; zoned no parking, 2.; miscellaneous, 5 Miscellaneous: Regular officers’ overtime worked — 8.75 Hours spent in court — 0 Hours spent in school — 0 Reserve officers’ hours worked — 193.00 Reserve officers’ in-service training hours — 103.50. Warsaw man treated at KCH Larry D. Martin, 30, Warsaw, sustained abrasions to the head and was treated and released from Kosciusko Community Hospital, following a motorcycle accident Saturday, May 12, at 3 p.m. The mishap occurred on CR 650E five miles south of North Webster. According to police reports the Martin motorcycle went off the road. Damage was estimated up to SI,OOO. 5s

LIONS IN the area will be going to China in the next week as MJ Publisher Arch Baumgartner shows slides of the recent trip he and Mrs. Baumgartner and granddaughter Criss took to China to the Syracuse Lions Two injured as vehicle rolls over Ron Dickerhoof, 20, Fort Wayne and Cecil Pulus, 20, a passenger in the Dickerhoof vehicle, were injured in a mishap Sunday morning at 1:53 a.m. at the intersection of CR 650 N and Emergency Medical Service Lane 40, four miles west of North Webster. Dickerhoof suffered minor bleeding to the face and Pulus sustained minor bleeding to the head. Dickerhoof’s vehicle rolled over and struck a tree. Damage was estimated up to $5,000.

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tonight (Wednesday) and then to the Milford Lions on Monday. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES will be held on Sunday at Wawasee High School with 213 seniors eligible for participation. Milford’s Lana Beer is the class valedictorian. Lana is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Lois) Beer of r 1. She plans to- attend Purdue University and major in engineering. All four tires of vehicle flat Karen Page, r 3 box 619 ' Wawasee Heights, Syracuse, contacted police at 6:10 a.m. Friday, May 11, when she found all four tires flat on her vehicle. Syracuse Police Officer William Selvey investigated and found two tires on the driver’s side had been cut and the other two tires were not tampered with. Damage was estimated at $126.

The class salutatorian is Michelle Berkey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen (Arlene) Berkey of r 4 Syracuse. Michelle plans to attend Indiana University in Bloomington and major in business. WITH THE close of schools at the end of the month, churches are planning Vacation Bible Schools for the first of June. VBS .plans will be listed on the M-J church pages in the near future. THE FACT the officials of Conrail are promising crossing lights will be installed on or before August 15 is good news for most Milford area residents. Railroad officials have sent letters to both state senator John Augsburger and U. S. Congressman John Hiler on the lights. SCHWARTZ SUPER Valu is now open 24 hours a day, a help for the today’s busy people who keep odd hours and often find

themselves out of one item or the other in late night or early morning hours. CAMPBELL’S MARKET being built at SR 15 and Catherine Street is on schedule with the new market expected to be open July 1. ■ i THE MILFORD Senior Citizens have a new queen, Mrs. Bob (Anna) Heaton of r 1 has replaced Mrs. Walter (Trudy)

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Ritter. Mrs. Ritter had other obligations and had to decline the honor. Mr. and Mrs. Heaton moved to the Milford area a few years ago from North Vernon and have been active members of the community since that time. The Heatons are the parents of Mrs. Tom (Fran) Spencer of r 1 Milford. They have one granddaughter, Beth Lentz of Dewart Lake; and two grandsons, Jason and Buddy Lentz.