The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 58, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 February 1987 — Page 24

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., February 4,1987

5 accidents investigated in Syracuse

Police were kept busy week, with five accidents inveßtigated on city streets. While aoserious injuries were reported, a women and her two-year-old son complained of minor pains nfter a two-car collision at 2:04 P-pi. Friday, Jan. 30. James T. Hoover, 26,972 Starry Eysd Lane, Cromwell, was traveling east on County Line Road when he slid into a 1979 Chevrolet truck, driven by Robert E. Miles Jr., 39, r 1 box 325, Syracuse, which was pulling another vehicle from a ditch. Debra Hoover, 22, a passenger in the Hoover vehicle, complained of. pain to the stomach, while her son, James Hoover Jr., suffered from pain to the neck. Neither was transported to the hospital. The 1980 Oldsmobile Omega Hoover was driving and the Miles vehicle both suffered up to $2,500 in damages. Up to SI,OOO in damages were caused to a parked 1984 Chevrolet Cavalier, registered to Precision Automotive Inc., 106 Chicago St., Syracuse, when Harry W. Hart, 46, 106 E. Pearl St., Syracuse, backed his 1984 Chevrolet truck into the vehicle while at the Three Flags parking lot, East Access Road.

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Up to S2OO in damages were caused to the Hart vehicle in the f 1:45 p.m. incident, Monday, Feb. 2. An obstructed view contributed to a two-car collision on East Main Street, 175 feet east of SR 13, at 3:09 p.m., Friday, Jan. 30. Archibald Price Pounds, 19,-107 S. Harrison St., Syracuse, attempted to turn onto East Main Street from an alley when he his vehicle collided with a 1985 Oldsmobile Cutlass, driven by Brenda J. Miller, 46, r 4, Albion. Up to SI,OOO in damages were caused to the 1983 Ford EXP Pounds was driving, while the Miller vehicle suffered up to $2,500 in damages. Two vehicles suffered up to $2,500 in damages each when they collided at the intersection of Main and Huntington Streets at 1:06p.m. Thursday, Jan. 29. Anna C. Wong, 34 , 500 N. Branch St., Syracuse, was traveling east on Main Street in a 1984 AJC Cherokee, while Michael A. Cannon, 18, 213 W. Portland Sfe, Syracuse, was traveling south on Huntington Street before the collision occurred. In a similar accident, Rick L. - Cooper, 24, r 3 Wawasee Mobile Village 9-B, Syracuse, was attempting a turn from Chicago

Street onto West Huntington Access Road when his 1973 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme collided a 1987 Dodge coup, driven * by Richard D. Crews, 46, r 3 box 589, Syracuse. Up to $2,500 damage was caused to the Crews vehicle while the Cooper automobile suffered up to S2OO in damages in the 3:04 p.m. accident, Wednesday, Jan. 28, Icy streets contributed to a onecar collision at 7:22 a.m. AVednes-

Babcock home bums; total loss

The home of Les Babcock; r 3 Leesburg, has been listed as a total loss following a fire Friday evening, Jan. 30, at 6:20 p.m. Babcock’s home is located on EMS Lane Bl A, house number 25. North Webster Fire Department was called to the home and responded with four trucks and 15 firemen. Fire Chief Gary Hill reported when they arrived at the home they found the flames were just breaking through the back end of the home. The North Webster Emergency Medical Service was also dispatched as neighbors believed the home ; owner was still inside. The owner

day, Jan. 28. Jerry W. Myers, 36, 124 W. Portland St., Syracuse, was * traveling west in a 1979 Chevrolet van on Pickwick Road when he slid into a wooden fence while trying to avoida barricade setting in the roadway. Up to $2,500 damage was caused to the vehicle while the fenced owned by Robert T. Searfoss, r 1 box 10, Syracuse, suffered up to SI,OOO in damages.

was located after the firemeri < s arrival. / Faulty wiring in a hot water heater has been listed as the cause. There was an estimated $30,000 damage to the structure and $15,000 to the contents. ' North Webster firemen were at the scene for threerhours. Budget and VA The White House budget office said that President Reagan’s fiscal 1988 budget will not include the nearly $1 billion in Veterans Administration cuts that wee contained in a draft budget proposal denounced by veterans groups.

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THE MILFORD Christian School, grades one-six, celebrated International Week last week. Each family worked as a group, researching a chosen country and writing a composition of at least 100 words. Each student took in a project he/she made showing a famous landmark from each country. Countries being studied were Japan, New Zealand, Mexico, India, Egypt, England, Russia, Israel, and El Salvador. It took one month, to put the project together. The students used things found around the home to make them. The object was to have fun and learn about each country. They were then judged by Principal Dale Kuhn. On Tuesday of last week, Don Guard, grandfather of one of the students, showed artifacts from Egypt, Korea, and Japan. Another day Peg Custer showed slides of Germany. Wednesday was native day. The students wore a costume of the country they chose. Some of the costumes were original, some were made from articles of clothing found around the house. Friday was international food bazaar. Each family took a food dish pertaining to the country being researched. In the one of the photos, taken by Linda Musselman, is a replica of the Taj Mahal in India. It took first place and was made by April Rodriguez, sixth grade; and her brother, Luke Rodriguez, fourth grade. Winning second place was a scene from Egypt, made by Denise Replogle, fifth grade; Greg Replogle, third grade; and Darcy Repiogle, first grade. The rest of the projects received honorable mention. The other photo shows all the students who participated in International Week. They are,/front row, right, Mrs< Gail Rodriguez, teacher; /Sarah Snyder; Mary Sholtey; Karissa Evans; Darcy Replogle; Derek Custer; Rusty Rumfelt; and Marsha Fisher, teacher. In the second row are Matt ; Replogle) Greg Replogle, Luke 7 Rodriguez, Joshua Snyder;'and Andy Rumfelt.

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Finding the plan of God and conforming to it results in inner harmony. Missing it inevitably produces inner discord. / J.O. Sanders You are welcome to join us for worship this week. 9:00 A.M.— Sunday Morning Bible School R 10:00 A.M. — Sunday Morning Worship I M j 7:00 P.M. — Sunday Evening Service 7:00 P.M. —Wednesday Evening Bible Study Dale Kuhns Check Your Morality" Minister |f You Need Transportation To "Turn Yovr Heart Toward Hama", tbo naw Dr. Jomot Dobson film series, will Sunday Morning worship start oa February 15, at 6too p.m. A nursery and a doss for children up to c ° 11658 9,51 10 years of age will be avaMMo. CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF MILFORD Fourth & Henry Streets 658-915 T MILFORD

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In the back row are April o Rodriguez, Michelle Replogle, Josh Hunsberger, Denise Replogle and Kurt Beer. —o— SPEAKING ABOUT the Christian School, Willa Kuhns, wife of the principal, has joined the staff as kindergarten teacher. A LETTER has been mailed to the citizens of the Milford community by the Milford Area Development Council seeking memberships and asking persons in the community to show their , interest or disinterest in whether 7 mr not the Citizen of the Year /recognition program should be I continued.

Last year the banquet was tabled because of the mayors contest being held ana the banquet held to honor the new mayor in April. The corporation’s budget for 1987 has been set at $8,500, up from the current IW,S22.iTy-An-ticipated receipts .include $2,500 for rentals, S9OO jrt EMS reimbursements, $4,600 from dues and donations and SSOO from projects. The Milford Area Development Council, Inc., maintains a building for community use by service clubs, youth organizations, emergency medical services and senior citizens. Income, as noted, is derived from donations, rentals to private parties and community projects. Income is spent for building maintenance • and improvements, equipment purchases and replacement and other activities for the betterment of the Milford Community.

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