The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 May 1986 — Page 16

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 28,1986

Soviets a fid drugs MOSCOW — In the Soviet Union’s first indepth discussion of its drug problems, a youth newspaper recently acknowledged the existence of Soviet pushers, addicts and drugrelated crimes.

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MILFORD — best location in town comes with this 3 bedroom counOSWEGO LAKEFRONT Don t try ranc j, j n Milford. Spacious miss this lovely lakefront view |jving room formQ | dinjng Qnd Q from the sun room of this 4 newer farni)y room wjth vau | ted bedroom year round home. ceih and fj add to Loads of storage. 60 lake fron- charm of thjj |ov< , y hom< tage, seawall. Ski Tippy Lake 267- Motivated seller has reduced the 2239 price to $74,500. See it soon! 2672239 l * CHAPMAN LAKE EASEMENT — large family home with 4 l73 > OF CHAPMAN LAKEFRONT bedrooms and the possibility of _ t h is beautifully kept home has more in the lower level. Lovely everything from hot tub spa to view of lake. Large partially | arge screen ed-in porch with wooded lot. Screened porch with lakeview. Must see to appreciate, gas grill for family BBQ's. 267-2239 Rosnagle Road. 70's. 267-2239 Sr 'llwiiiu'Sb * if rr ■ M j XSSI M ■ MHESMk-w*- - TIPPECANOE LAKEFRONT — with BARBEE CHAIN-OF-LAKES — easy a view that will take your breath, access to the lake plus good two High and dry. Owners relocating bedroom fishing cottage fur- and must sell this five bedroom rushed with wood stove heat. All year-round family home and it this can be yours for only $20,800. has been reduced in price. 834-834-2812 2812 4I A FUN PLACE —to live..-don't get caught napping, at least until LAKE VIEW — A pleasant summer after you buy this place. Cozy two for you in this nice two bedroom bedroom with Big Barbee cottage on Little Barbee. Included easement, two car garage and are the seawall and lovely porch right for the large family room in- to watch the restful water. 834duded. 834 2812 2812 LUCAS REALFORSe 525 E. CENTER 267-2239 OR R 34-2112 WARSAW Al Better Come/ot Square TMHOJSSS. No X^' er —1 r —

Death penalty fury Opponents of capital punishment may be barred from serving on juries determining guilt or innocence in cases in which the death penalty is possible, the Supreme Court said recently.

It happened ... in Milford

16 YEARS AGO, MAY 26, 1976 Members of the sixth grade social studies class taught by Dick Roose have bedh taking an opinion poll this week on “TV And You.” They will complete their project this week with the results to be published in the future. When Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Estep visited the southwest this winter, they made the rounds of Las Vegas, the famous gambling capital. Mrs. Estep has revealed to her friends that she played the 10 cent slot machine and in a short while it hit on $833 jackpot. Funny Marshall never told anybody about this. Congressman Floyd Fithian’s schedule shows he will be at the Milford “MAD Day” barbecue between 11:15 and 12:15 next

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Monday. The summer reading program will start at the library in Our Town on June 7. A Bicentennial theme will be used. The United Methodist Women of the Milford Church were privileged to hear the Wawasee “Swing Choir” at their annual mother-daughter spring salad bar on Thursday, May 13. 29 YEARS AGO, MAY 25,1966 Cpl. Willard Free, son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Free of Milford, is at the home of his parents following a nine-month tour of duty with the marines in Viet Nam. Free is a 1962 graduate of Milford high school. He was stationed in Chu Lai before returning to the States on May 20.

Willie stated it is bad to be there and it was kind of “hot” when he left. An impressive initiatory service was conducted at the meeting of the Order of Eastern Star held May 18 in Milford. The worthy matron, Mrs. C.J. Myers, and Paul Kizer, substituting for William Perry, worthy patron who was ill, conducted the service with John Davidsen assuming the station of associate patron for Mr. Kizer. Joseph C. Wick, minister of the First Christian church at Lafayette, will deliver the commencement address at Milford high school on Wednesday evening, June 1, at 8 p.m. Rev. Wick has chosen “A Great Time To Be Alive” for the title of his address. 30 YEARS AGO, MAY 31,1956 Mr. and Mrs. Dean Troup left Thursday morning for New York to meet Mrs. Troup’s mother, Mrs. Katherine Funk, of Munich, Germany. Also Mrs. Holstein of Bremen, Germany, accompanied them. She will visit her daughter,

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BIKE-A-THON PARTICIPANTS — Pictured are participants from the Syracuse-Wawasee Rotary Club Bike-A-Thon, which was held Saturday, May 10. An estimated $2,000 was raised by the riders and participants received T-shirts. In front, from left to right, are Brad Koser, Carie Wingard, Jamie

Six accidents keep Syracuse Police busy

Six accidents kept Syracuse Police busy this past week, although no injuries or arrests were reported. Up to $2,500 damage was caused to two vehicles when a driver failed to yield the right-of-way at 7:50 a.m., Tuesday, May 27. Richard K. Barnum, 17, 475 N. Huntington St., Syracuse, was traveling south on SyracuseWebster Road when he attempted to cross East Railroad Street before Kenneth R. Hitchcock, 52, 1004 Diana, Kouts, attempted to make a right turn, colliding with the 1977 Chevrolet Camaro Barnum was driving.

Mrs. Edith Carper, of Warsaw. The ladies left Germany May 16 on the S.S. Berlin and enjoyed a very nice crossing. They arrived in New York Saturday morning where they were met by Mr. and Mrs. Troup. They will be in this country about six months. Rev. Robert Wall, pastor of the Milford Methodist church, was returned to the local pastorate, according to the appointment list read at the annual Northern Indiana Methodist Conference at New Castle Sunday. Dr. Carey M. Parrett, well known Milford veterinarian will be sworn in as the new Milford town board members at a regular board meeting at Town Hall Tuesday night. Dr. Parrett will fill a vacancy left by Cleo Estep, who recently moved with Mrs. Estep to Santa Paula, Calif., where they will assist in the management of a hotel. The Milford Mail was the recipient of many fine compliments on its edition last week covering the big 42-car train wreck at Milford Junction on the previous

Hitchcock, who was driving a 1981 Freight liner semi-tractor, claimed he didn’t see Barnum before he struck him on the passenger side. Traveling at an unsafe speed resulted in a hit-and-run collision 8:45 p.m., Monday, May 26, with the culprit fleeing after the incident. An unknown driver, operating a 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo registered to Frank H. Herring, 430 E. Boston St., Syracuse, caused up to SI,OOO damage to a 1983 Chevrolet Scottsdale. The Herring vehicle was found at the owner’s home later in the evening, after a police investigation, with up to $2,500 in damages. According to witnesses, the Monte Carlo collided with the rearend of the parked Scottsdale, registered to Robert L. Yoder, 300 E. Boston St., Syracuse, after the driver applied brakes to avoid colliding with an automobile that was turning north from a private drive on Boston Street. The incident, which occurred 86 feet east of Second Street, is still

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Friday morning. The Mail staff covered the accident for metropolitan newspapers of this area and the story found its way into the major wire services of the country. 50 YEARS AGO, MAY 28,1936 Victor Fuller is doing some painting at his residence on Main Street. Speeding automobiles are increasing threats to life and limb. Careless auto drivers should be punished, even if they live in Milford. The Milford Cemetery Association have beautified the cemetery this summer by the planting of 40 evergreen trees in the front part. The work was done by Henry Beer, local landscape architect. The association is planning for other extensive improvement. H.G. Davis has brightened the exterior of his residence with a new dress of paint. Jacob Hartter has accepted employment in South Bend, and drives to and from his work each day. t

Van Lue, Larry Firestone, Chris Ganshorn, Andy Kryder, Bryan Finlinson, Brian Baker, Tony Ganshorn, Tom Westfall and Eva Ratcliff. Standing are Ryan Booher, Eric Schaekel, Mike Minnick, Ken Webster, Col. Joe Gray, Jerry Ganshorn, Sue Ganshorn, Pam Westfall, Scott Foster, Kevin Johnson, Brian Cole, Joe Sloop and William Hamman.

under investigation by Syracuse Police. Up to SI,OOO damage was caused to a 1977 Oldsmobile after the driver apparently fell asleep Sunday, May 25, at approximately 12:30 a.m. Vernon L. Lambright, 36, 61124 CR 13, Goshen, was traveling north on SR 13 when he drove the car into a ditch along the side of the street, 20 feet north of Palm Drive. Driver inattention contributed to a two-car collision at 12:10 p.m., Saturday, May 24 on SR 13. Up to $2,500 damage was caused to a 1979 Oldsmobile Cutlass Samual E, CoQuillard Jr., 24, r 1 box 17f, Milford, was driving when Ron L. Strieby, 37, r 5 box 211, Syracuse, backed into him 100 feet south of Maple Grove Street. CoQuillard was following Strieby south on SR 13 when Strieby stopped and began backing into a parking space, colliding with CoQuillard instead. Up to S2OO damage was suffered by the 1977 Ford Eco Van Strieby was driving.

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In a similar incident at 4:49 p.m., Friday, May 23, Raeni L. Rinker, 17, r 4, Syracuse, backed into a parked 1983 Datsun Marina, registered to Steven D. Wiseman, 18096 Vista View Dr., Goshen, when she was attempting to leave the Rinker Built Boat Co., parking lot off Chicago Street. Up tp S2OO damage was caused to the 1982 Volkswagen Karmann Rinker was driving, while the Wiseman vehicle suffered up to $2,500 damage. Malcolm J. Beezley, 21, r 1 box 163, Pierceton, suffered the same fate of the two previous drivers at 4:03 p.m., Friday, May 23, colliding with a 1984 Chevrolet Celebrity, driven by Cynthia J. Thornburg, 35, r 3 box 600, Syracuse, when he attempted to park a 1974 Chevrolet semi-truck. Beezley was backing into a space near the intersection of East Access Road and Chicago Street when he collided with Thornburg, unable to see her advance. Up to SI,OOO damage was caused to the Thornburg vehicle, while Beezley went away with no damages. Call up The American Medical Association, in a move that Pentagon officials consider a breakthrough, has agreed to provide a listing of virtually all U.S. doctors for use in the event of a war-time call-up, officials said recently. Ironclad vessel The Monitor, America’s first ironclad vessel, was built in only 126 days.

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