The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 July 1987 — Page 18

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., July 8,1987

From the Syracuse police log — Vehicle on south lake street egged

The following information was obtained from the log of the' Syracuse Police and Fire Departments: JULY 2 1:45 am, — Two persons-hit-chhiking on SR 13 towards North Webster 6:05 a.m. — Vehicle egged on South Lake Street 7:56 am. —Stolen vehicle 9:15 a. m. — Billfold found 7:17 p.m. — Report of problems with kids

■■PF ißkx FISH FRY — The Syracuse Lions enjoyed its most productive fish fry in history Saturday, July 4, at the Scout cabin. It was reported that around 900 people were served during the four-hour fry, totalling 561 pounds of fish, and nearly $3,000 was taken in. In 1986, the local Lions club sold 295 pounds of fish. Pictured above are several area residents enjoying their fish, cole slaw, and baked beans. (Photo by Linda Musselman)

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JULY 3 9:01 a.m. — Limb hanging on a line at Henry and Harrison Streets 9:21 p.m. — Property damage accident at Thornburgs 4:18 p.m. — Railroad advised there are two kids on B & O tower 10:13 p.m. — Man reported cars parked up in his yard on North Huntington • 11:15 p.m. — Report of fireworks on CR 530E

JULY 4 9:39 p.m. — Kosciusko County wanted to know if there was a parade in town today 11:59 p.m. — Officer wanted on John Street 12:30 p.m. — Subject picked up a stolen item 1:04 p.m. — Property damage accident at Wawasee Service Center 2 p.m. — 75 calls about the fireworks

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JULY 5 ' 8:22a.m. —Boat was taken last night f» 8:16 p.m. — Burning tires at Lake City Bank JULY 6 12:23 a m. — Car parked in the middle of Chicago Street, driver slumped over wheel 10:10 a.m. — Theft reported 10:31 a.m. — Information wanted on cheese distribution 1:12 p.m. — Report of a motorcycle with no muffler at Washington and Lake 1:26 p.m. — Request for the nearest dump or landfill 1:23 p.m. — Gun shots heard. W. E. Long Drive near Daycare 1:40 p.m. — Report of people in a house, don’t know if they belong there / 5:46 p.nj. — Mother reported older boys picking on her little kids Webster Town Board to meet tonight North Webster Town Board will be meeting this evening at 7 p.m., in the town hall. Among the business to be discussed will be: The loading zone ordinance, contract for leasing the park pavilion, a petition for a parcel of land to be vacated, renewal of a contract with Northern Indiana Public Service Company, dates set for budget meetings and hear a request for permission for a police officer to attend acting town marshal’s graduation from the academy in the squad car. The board will meet in an executive session following for personnel problems.

JULY 5 ’ 8:22a.m. — Boat was taken last night

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LIONS INSTALL OFFICERS — Members of the Milford Lions Club held a ladies' night, installation of officers on Monday evening. The program, a film on the first oil well, was presented by Ted Baumgartner. Special guests of the evening besides the wives were Joe and Anna Estep who helped the Lions at the Mermaid Festival food stand in North Webster, Baumgartner and Past District Governor and Mrs. Richard Powers of the German Township Lions Club of South Bend. Powers is currently serving.as district cabinet secretary. He installed the officers.

Minor injuries in accidents at Syracuse

Three accidents were reported to Syracuse Police last week, with one resulting in minor injuries to one Syracuse resident. Driver inattention contributed to a two-vehicle collision at 1:04 p.m. last Saturday, July 4, on SR 13,100 feet south of Warner Road. Timothy A. Goshert, 29, Warsaw, was attempting a right hand turn when David J. McVey, 23, Indianapolis, struck the 1974 Heil tanker he was driving in the rear with a 1984 Chevrolet Cavalier. The McVey vehicle suffered up

to SI,OOO in damages while the tanker, owned by Tinker Oil Co., Inc., Warsaw, has damages of up to S2OO. Two vehicles suffered up to SI,OOO in damages'when Paul E. Warrick, 55, Syracuse, collided with the rear of a 1985 Oldsmobile station wagon while driving his 1980 Chevrolet Chevette south on SR 13at 9:25a.m. Friday, July 3. Charles M. Hapner, 73,

Yeager completes environmental photos of sesquicentennial

As part of the Syracuse Sesqui centennial. Yeager Photography has completed eight environmental photographs. This project is dedicated to the small town entrepreneurs and family retailers who, down through the years of history, have helped provide for the needs of the people of the community and made Syracuse the place it is today. The eight photographs include George Bushong. Bushong Barber Shop: Douglas and Carolyn Anderson, Wawasee Boat Company. Southeast Bay Marina and That Sailboat Place; Philip D. Beer. Beer Realtors: Jerry Ganshorn and Jim Plum-

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Pictured on the left of the sign are Powers, 1987-88 President Kent Doty, First Vice President Keith Beer, 1986-97 President Dennis Wuthrich. On the right of the sign are Lion Tamer Bruce Lamb, Tail Twister Mike Zimmerman, One-Year Directors Don Buhrt, Two-Year Directors Dick Smith and Jay Zehr, Co-treasurers Karl Keiper and Elmer Sorensen; and Secretary D. G. Seely. The Milford Lions meet the first and third Monday in the Milford Community Building at 7 p.m.

Syracuse, was waiting to turn left when the Warrick vehicle struck the rear-end of his vehicle. Hapner complained of pain to the neck after the incident and sought medical attention two days later. Minor damages were Caused to two vehicles when Homer B. Hampton, 65, New Paris, Ohio, backed his 1981 Oldsmobile Regency into a 1987 Cadillac

mer. The Image Group. Inc.: Reinold C. and Willodean M. Tytler, Mock’s Marine Service. Inc.: Duane A. (“Dag”) Gardiner, Dagco; Paul E. Phillabaum, Sea Nymph, Inc.: and Robert R. Smith, Smith Electric Co. An eight by 10 inch copy of each photograph will be placed on permanent loan to the Syracuse museum, where it will be housed in an album for future generation to catch a glimpse of Syracuse business as it was in 1987. Currently the photographs are on display in the lobby of the State Bank of Syracuse's main office on Main Street.

Fleetwood, owned by Patricia A Trinkle, 57, Daytona, Fla., while leaving the parking lot at Aunt Verna’s Restaurant, Boston and Huntington Streets. Up to SI,OOO damage was caused to the Trinkle vehicle, while the Hampton automobile suffered up to S2OO in damages during the incident, which was reported at 12:35 p.m. Wednesday, July 1.

Local businesses were invited to make nominations through applications for inclusion in this project. The subjects for the project were chosen by the SyracuseWawasee Chamber of Commerce according to a list of criteria each applicant would have to meet. The photographer was Tim Yeager, a Syracuse native. With the help of Arch and Della Baumgartner, publishers of The Mail-Journal Yeager was photographing school events for the local newspaper while still in junior high school. The newspaper work continued through high school and as a result of working with a long-time local photographer Perc Bartlett, wedding photography and portraiture followed. Yeager and his wife, Suzue, now operate a parttime studio in the historic Grand Hotel building at Main and Huntington. Four thefts reported Four thefts and two incidents of vandalism were reported to Syracuse Police July 1 through Monday. July 6. Harlan Sizemore, New Paris, reported the theft of a motor and battery from his boat while it was parked at a dock off of Pickwick Road, sometime between Saturday night, July 4, and 11 a m. Monday, July 6. The theft resulted in a S4OO loss. Frank Slabaugh, Syracuse, reported the theft of one Schwinn 20-inch boys’ dirt bicycle from his residence at 10:15 a.m. Monday, July 6. After investigating the case, police found a bike that met Slabaugh's description and returned it to Tuesday, July 7. Christina Martin, Syracuse, reported damage to a vehicle in the back of her residence, noting that tail lights, tires, and the inside of the car had been vandalized sometime between June 24 and Saturday, July 4. <■ A resident of Ogden, Utah, reported the theft of stereo equipment and damage to CB-radio equipment, accounting for a $855 loss sometime between Friday evening, July 3. and 11 am. Saturday, July 4. Donald L. Wolf noted that his 1984 Ford Mustang was parked on John Street when the equipment was stolen and damaged. Dr. George C. Smith reported the theft of a banner from his office at 1000 S. Huntington St., noting that the theft occurred sometime before 8 a.m. Wednesday, July 1, accounting for a SSO loss. Parents are you having behavior problems with your children? Contact Wawasee Toughlove Support Group Lakeland Youth Cepter Every Thursday 7 P. IVs. For More Information Call: Sandy - 457-2249 Tom - 457-5422