The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 52, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 December 1986 — Page 5

From the Syracuse Police log—

Subject trying to kill deer in water

The foilowing information, was DECEMBER 21 tMp.m. —Deer is in water obtained from the Log of the 8:20 a.m.-Theft at a business i:29> p.m. - Subject with bow Syracuse Police and Fire Depart- 8:45 a.m. — Deer on Wawasee and arrow trying to kill deer ; merits Lake; Black Point - reference to 9:4& am. and 1:14

■ j jU *=•' B tSal Hm Wi>. ; Ek 1r" 4E» fl ifcW 1 WEt IWw<'« IQU* 1 W Wi iWEte. CTB MAKES CONTRIBUTIONS — Both the Milford Area Development Council and the Milford Emergency Medical Service will start off t*S7 with extra money in their pockets after receiving contributions from CTB Inc. in Milford. Pictured, from left, is Don Arnold as he accepts SI.SW on behalf of MAD. Standing next to him is Chery l Brunjes, EMS president, as she accepts a check for sl.m. On the far right is CTB representative John Replogle as he presents the checks to the local organizations. (Photo by Leslie Miller > fIL L 1 ■** S |B •hf""* w f / '**s. II T_ » IP ; .SVI l ’ W»*' « t| ■U*'* ? u x _ v .MLa ■^Nr--"JBMBBP* "IB? ' ’ i Jv* kj i I w E I\ r As 1W ■ /. KB < ,-JB 1 Am bb h I ik m ' j s 1 ; JVWI _ wfj BE ' "■ ■■ ■ >w M 1 JANUARY WINTER CARNIVAL PLANNED — The Syracuse/Wawasee Winter Carnival committee welcomes Todd Realty as the sponsor of the popular winter road race, which will be known hereafter as the "Todd Realty Winter Road Race." Pictured at a recent planning session are. from the left. Jeanne Gardiner. Tony Clouse. Joe Todd (holding the Wawa seal) and Bud llursh. Winter Carnival chairman. Joseph K. Todd, owner of Todd Realty , has long enjoy ed the benefits of jogging, as has his office manager. Clare Baumgardt. Their knowledge and enthusiasm will be welcome additions to the carnival event. Handling logistics, entries and various other coordinating activities for the Todd Realty W inter Road Race w ill be Tony Clouse, a Milford School teacher and a well-known runner. Special entr\ forms will be available soon. Runners and spectators should plan to be at Lakeside Park in Syracuse on Saturdav. Jan. 24. The race will start at 10 a.ni. and will last until all runneis have completed the five kilometer (three mile* course.

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KIWAN’IS CHRISTMAS All) PROGRAM — Tuesday and Wednesday of this week was the time members of the Wawasee Kiwanis Club packaged and gave food and clothing to needy families of the community. According to Bob Watt, Kiwanis member who headed up this year’s aid program, the value of merchandise and gifts ran into thousands of dollars.

,s not i ust sense es H' s but the fact that His presence that is our strength. BW\\vH PLEASE JOIN US IN WORSHIPING THE LORD ■WX/ YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME ’uWiV vV>'“77 ’/ - * - 'l 5 W \\ r AV \ xl/ i I 9:00 AM - ~ Sund °y Bib,e Sch ° ol For All A 9 es Xf r / 10:00 A.M. —Sunday Morning Worship \\ 7:00 P.M. —Sunday Evening Service Dale Kuhns y ' L———————— -■ ■ Minister NEW YEAR'S EVE party at the C.A.C. at 7:00 p.m. It will T. ■x-xymw-i iv be a areat time to welcome the New Year with family, Sunday Morning worship x-IOXEIJX friends, and the Lord. Caii6sß-9isi NOEL L.“. “ CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF MILFORD by His gifts of love and aaii hope. - Fourth & Henry Streets 658-9151 MILFORD

The above photo, taken Tuesday morning, shows a part of the items collected. Behind are. from left, Kiwanis President Herschel Wells, Ted Mahnensmith. Mary Jane and Ken Bowton. Greg Long. Larry Michael. Jack Oswald, and Mildred and Bob Watt. Seen on the far left is Jared Mahnensmith.

p.m. call T; 18 p.m. — Vehicles racing on 9MN »; 13: p.m. — Kids found Christmas package in the street DECEMB£R2Z 8:39 a m. — Cal for information 10:31 a m — Riley Children’s Hospital, Indianapolis, wanting to know if Syracuse was transportingababy to their hospital 5:40 p.m. — Loud music reported in Wawasee Heights 8:21 p.m. — Property damage accident, car-deer, SyracuseMilford Road DECEMBER 23 12*; 17 a.m. — Theft reported 12:32 am. — Officer wanted concerning phone calls 8 :00 a m — Subject wanting officer to call 2:o® p.m — Information wanted . Jim Hughes re-elected | \ Staff Writer The practise Town Board held a public meeting last night. Dec.) 23. Syracuse Town Hall to organize the oeard for the coining year an<T-eq®nplete items of year-end business.. The make-up of the board remained the same as in 1986. with James Hughes re-elected as board president. Liaison positions of board members wiß remain the same as at present, with Bill Hess designated to accompany Joe Dock, utilities superintendent, to regional sewer district meetings. Robert Reed will continue as town attorney. Bob ZiUer as town marshal and Joe Dock as utilities superintendent Also. Larry Hunter will continue as fire chief and Kip Schumm was reappointed to the park board. Fire department officers for the new year, in addition to the chief, will be Joe Anderson, first assistant; Jerry Byrd, second assistant; Tim Weisser. captain; Ron Pollock, lieutenant; Roger Grothaus. secretary; and Scott Wallace, second lieutenant. On the Syracuse Board of Zoning Appeals. Stu Walker and Larry Martindale have resigned and will need to be replaced. Jean Rogers and Joe Hughes will con tmue on the BZA The board is keeping its ap pointment to the county BZA open to see if anyone from the Syracuse area expresses an in terest in serving on that board Anyone interested should contact a town board member soon. Year-end claims and 1987 budgets were approved, as was the salary ordinance for the new year. The next regular meeting of the Syracuse Town Board will be on Jan. 20.1987.

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STOP SIGN TO GO UP — After a number es years of hantLwringing about the dangerous corner of SR t. 3 and the Bowser Road (near the bowling alley), there are positive signs that a stop light wij® be going up there. L.ate »ast week workmen of Michiana Ekctrkal i ontractors. Inc., of Plymouth, began the work of installing piers at the four corners of the crossing and underground wiring installation will soon fodvw. On the job were foreman Mike Delp, his brother Dave Delp. Todd

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SPREADING UHRISTMAS (HEER — Employees at (hmvThne/Brock received a very special surprise this moruing. Wednesday. when America's most celebrated couple at this time of y ear paid them a visit. Parading through the plant, handing out Christmas treats, were Santa and Mrs. Claus. Pictured are the C lauses, better known as Roy and Ijuthann Kelley, as they greet the president of the company. Jim Evans. (Photoby Leslie Miller’

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Gander and Tim Mattern. Dave Delp said this job was being done along with two similar jobs in the Goshen area. He said " a lot of working gees into an installation of this types”' and that the step tight would not be activated until about the first of February. The corner in guestion has long been a point of grave concern for people of this area, inasmuch as traffic in that area has increased so much. There have been a number of fatalities there resulting from serious accidents. Clean up garden Garden chemicals Clean up dead plant materials, Store leftover garden synthetic mulch and other debris chemicals where they will stay in the vegetable garden as wed as dry, unfrozen and out of the reach in the flower beds, rose beds and 6 of children, pets and unsuspecorchards ting adults. MsAlfNew Fenr's ’a (jvfc d I V7J I *** •W* Us! J \ 2JI We Will Ba Serving From 5 P.M. Till 9 P.M. / //Featuring: * /f New York Strip Or /f Prime Rib For Only / // f Plvs Our Full Dalian & American Menu / / / J Bring the family and be J // home in time for the New / II Year. Don't wait — Make your / 11 reservation now! If you can't eat/ | fin ... try our delicious carry out / * [pizza, subs or dinner selections. I IB SYRACUSE \ \ 457-7161 \

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