The Mail-Journal, Volume 27, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 March 1988 — Page 18

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THE SECOND grade creative writing class of Milford teacher Charlotte Morrill was asked tc write thoughts about how they would feel if they were really lucky. Eight class members are pictured at the top of this column. Their thoughts and the thoughts of their class members appear in this week’s column. In front in the photo, from left, are Tom Carroll, Paul Fisher, Athy Pamer and Chasity Miller. In back are Verqinca Ruggles, Jeff Beer, Chris Sabin and Joey Criswell. If I were lucky ... If I lived in a castle. It would be fun. And we had 1,000,000 dollars. And we had all of the books in the world. — Kristi If I’d get a four-wheeler. I was wishing for this at least since I was four years old. — Jeff B.

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I would climb a bean stalk with Jack and Jill and found a remote control car and bike. — Joey C. I’m lucky — when I get a toy crane and when I get pet kittens and dogs. When I get to see the Statue of Liberty. — Jared >, When I did not have to go to school I would be lucky. And K didn’t have to do any work at-'' home. If I always get ice cream or candy, I’d feel lucky. — Michelle What would make me lucky? If I had a 10,000 dollar bill, lived in the richest house with nitendo tape. I’d by lucky if my dad would come home. — Jeremy I’d be lucky if my mom will take me to the circus. — Chris If 1 could hit a three pointer at a basketball hoop that’s out in the shop because I like basketball. — Cameron If I found a four leaf clover, or

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if I found some money of if I was a scientist or if I found some dinosaur bones. — Joe W. I’d be lucky if I had 1,0000 dollars and owned the school and the world and snakes and dinosaurs. — Paul What would make me really lucky is being a scientist and studying about space and dinosaurs and long ago creatures. — Tom If I had a kitten and long hair, I would feel really lucky. — Virginia I am lucky, if I would get a 100 dollar every week. If I am lucky, I get to go roller-skating. — Latisha What would make you feel like you are really lucky? I wish I had 100 unicorns, horses, and monkeys too. I wish my mom would give me a kitten, too. — Chasity

What would make me feel really lucky? If I had lots of animals that did tricks. I would make them jump through hoops and stand on their hind legs and teach them to have good manners. — Tracy What would make me really lucky is if I found 100,000,000 pecies of gold under my bed. Because I could buy just about as many 8850’s as I wanted. — Rob If I would find SIOOO dollars in cash. And there was 21 bags of gold in with it. And a diamond ring. Some four leaf clovers, and a golden house. — Karrie If I would have a million dollars I would feel lucky, because I could buy toys, food, cars, houses, monsters, dragons, barns, farms, a store, animals, forests and many other things. — Stephanie If my mom came up here and I can ride my bike and I would get big — and I could have long hair. — Athy I’d feel lucky if my aunts and uncles lived by me and Grandma and Grandpa, too. — Kristena If my back wouldn’t hurt or if I had a room by myself or a cute little kitten or a cute little mouse or if I had a big bagfull of bubble gum or a real fuzzy kitten. — Eva If I was lucky 1 wish that I didn’t have dry feet. My skin is too dry. — Ryan When I found a 1000 dollars. I had all the toys in the world and three bikes and one skateboard. — Lance If I was lucky I would be the

biggest man in the world. — Jeff M. A NUMBER of policy changes were approved by the Milford Town Board at a recent meeting. Included is the fact that, unlike many towns, the police vehicle should not by used for personal business out of the town of Milford. If the officer on duty wishes to leave town while on call, the officer will notify the dispatcher regarding his location and a phone number where he can be reached. The vehicle may be used at the descretion of the officer while in the town limits of Milford. Transportation of passengers and family members or riders, within the town limits is allowed, as long as the officers do not abuse the privilege. Passengers other than the police officer and prisoner must sign a waiver for the protection of the police officer and the town of Milford. If complaints of abuse are received, either by the department or the town board of trustees, a determination will be made by the department or the town board. The town board also decided that if an officer is working oh Sunday and wishes to attend church services, he is allowed to do so if he first advises the dispatcher of his location and a telephone number where he can be reached in case of an emergency. If an officer attends church outside the town limits of Milford, he is to use his personal vehicle. VAN BUREN Township Trustee Marcia Baumgartner reports her assessors have moved from the Dewart Lake area to

the town of Milford. They are going door to door, beginning on the north side of town. When the assessor stops at a house and finds no one home, she will leave a yellow tag and a green piece of paper for the homeowner. Persons with questions should contact the trustee. SHARON PRUITT, formerly of Milford, is doing well at college in Louisville, Ky., carrying a 97 percent on her way to LPN. She has her cap and will graduate in September. She is now working in hospitals part time and is doing really well. She has been in the operating rooms watching very important surgery. Residents of the Milford area

Candidates file for party nominations

I By NEVIN DULABAUM Staff Writer Friday, March 4, was the deadline for people who are running for public office to file statewide to qualify to be on the ballot of the May 3 Indiana Primary. The following candidates met the deadline requirement and are running for a Kosciusko County office: Circuit-Court Clerk Jeanne Weirick (R), Warsaw. County Treasurer Paul A. Onstott (D), Burket; Judith Kay Cox (R), Warsaw; Sandra I. Frush (R), Pierceton; Gloria Ann Maple (R), Milford; Fred D. Weagley (R), Claypool. Coroner John E. Sadler (R), Warsaw. County Surveyor Ronald A. Weaver (R), Syracuse; Richard Kemper (R), North Webster. Councilman Lewis M. Bertsch (R), Warsaw; Kip E. Tom (R), Warsaw; Merle R. Holden (R), Nappanee; Jane Anil Scott (R), Warsaw; Thomas L. Anglin (R), Warsaw; Kathryn M. Teel (R), Mentone. Commissioner Middle District John B. McDaniel (R), Warsaw; Frederick W. Gilliam (R), Warsaw. Commissioner Northern District Maurice Beer (R), Milford. Democratic Delegates To The State Convention Virginia Bennett (District 1), Pierceton; Ronald M. Bame (2), Pierceton; Judy Henwood (3), Syracuse; Dr. Betty J. SmithRoberts (4), Syracuse; Opal E. Miller (5), Syracuse; Joseph E. Banks HI (8), Warsaw; Robert Eberenman (9), Warsaw; Jay A. Rigdon (10), Winona Lake; Jimmy Koehlinger (11), Warsaw. Republican Delegates To The State Convention Eldred M. Metzger (District 1),

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Will remember Sharon and her late husband, Wenzel. They moved to Louisville after he became ill. Sharon took constant care of him for years until his death in January of 1987. 5 Wenzel was an employee of Chore-Time for many years and Sharon was an employee of Brock Mfg. Linda Ray notes, “Sharon should be an inspiration to us all. Even after losing a loved one and after caring for, him for so many years, there is a life ahead. I’m sure everyone in Milford remembers how devoted Sharon was to Wenzel. She gave him more love and care than the average person can say that they gave anyone. Both of her sons are still in the armed forces and her stepson lives in Louisville. “Anyone caring to send a note

Claypool; Gerald A. Eastlund (2), North Webster; Mary A. Waltz (2), Leesburg; Susan Myrick (4), Syracuse; Carl H. Hadley (5), Syracuse; Betty J. Dust (6), Syracuse; R. Wayne Snider (11), Winona Lake; Jay L. Lavender (12), Winona Lake; David Wolkins (13), Winona Lake; Barbara A. Reed (14), Warsaw; Max L. Weller (16), Silver Lake; Wayne H. TomDemocratic Precinct Committeemen Virginia Bennett, Pierceton; Ted C. Sautter, North Webster; Judy Henwood, Syracuse; Ronald M. Bame, Pierceton; Opal E. Miller, Syracuse; Michael L. Neff, Syracuse; Edwin P. McCarty, Syracuse; Marlene B. Walker, Warsaw; Jay A. Rigdon, Winona Lake; Joseph E. Banks 111, Warsaw; Robert Eherehman, Warsaw; Howard Woodward, Warsaw; Chester Clampitt Jr., Atwood; Anne E. Summe, Warsaw; Dorothy M. Miller, Warsaw. Republican Precinct . r Committeemen Kldred Metzger, Claypool; Marlin H. Wertenberger, Warsaw; Byron D. Myers, Pierceton; Tom Pletcher, Pierceton; Michael L. Miner, Pierceton; Gerald A. Eastlund, North Webster; Mary A. Waltz, Leesburg; John J. Kussmaul, Warsaw; Forest A. Smith, Syracuse; Charlene A. Knispel, Syracuse; Susan Myrio*.' Syracuse; Betty J. Dust, Syracuse; Roxana Jo Hadley, Syracuse: Jackson D. Ridings Sr.. Syracuse; Maxine J. Pifer, Milford; Robert Beer, Milford; Nilah H. Jonasch, Syracuse; Donald J. Boggs, Leesburg; Karl O. Stookey, Leesburg; R. Wayne Snider, Winona Lake; Thomas L. Waikel, Wayne Township; Jay L. Lavender, Winona Lake; David A. Wolkins, Winona Lake; James Gregory Mitchell, Warsaw; George Klinger, Warsaw; E. Ray Younce, Warsaw; James O. Hus-

to her to encourage her on, can write to her at 100® Royal Gardens Court, Apt. 2, Louisville, Ky. 40214. She has put in long and tiring hours studying to be her very best and I’m sure notes of encouragement would help make it a little easier. “What a lady !!!” Sharon is the daughter of Florence Duncan of Milford. JOY MCDONALD, Nashville recording artist, will be entertaining the senior citizens on Sunday, March 13, in the Milford Community Building. The well-known composer, singer and speaker will present her special program following a carry-in dinner which is planned for 1 p.m. A free-will offering will be taken.

fer, Warsaw; 0. Edward Breeden, Winona Lake; Madge H. Harman, Claypool; Margaret L. Warren, Claypool; Paula J. Shalley, Silver Lake; Marsha McSherry, Claypool; Max L. Weller, Silver Lake; Katherine M. Teel, Mentone; Henry Hackworth, Warsaw; Wayne H. Tombaugh, Mentone; Kent R. Riner, Mentone; Sandra S. Rovenstine, Atwood; Merle R. Holden, Nappanee; Harold Klotz Jr., Nappanee; Mary B. Miner, Etna Green; Robert E. Hartzell, Etna Green; Michael L. Valentine, Warsaw; Eugene Edward Brumfield, Warsaw; Randall K. Girod, Warsaw; Michael R. Osborn, Warsaw; Mark L. Swinger, Warsaw; Richard D. Keeven, Warsaw; June Johnson, Warsaw; Warren Tatter, Warsaw; Merry Huffer, Warsaw. School Board Tippecanoe ® Valley School Corporation Roger Allen Moriarty, Mentone; John A. Mellott, Etna Green; Fred McSherry, Burket. Triton School Corporation David Allen Dinius, Bourbon; Joyce M. Stemm, Etna Green; Steven L. Sechrist, Etna Green. WaNee Community Schools Diana L. Stickel, Nappanee; Larry Andrews, Nappanee; DrRobert Abel, Wakarusa; P. Guckenberger. grappa nee; Ross L. Sloat. Goshen; Steven K. Walters# Nappanee; Roy E. Wrniams, Nappanee; Risa Wright. Whitko Community Schools Terry E. Duggins, South Whitley; Richard L. Dial, South Whitley; George Clifton Vasbinder, Larwill; Andrew P. Chalk, Larwill; DaleHaupert. Executive session first at North Webster The North Webster Town Board will meet in an executive session at 6 p.m. prior to regular board meeting to discuss personnel matters. The public meeting will begin at 7 p.m., in the town hall/fire station. Items on the agenda include the resignation of Jim Felkner from the town police department, a request by Dwight Handley for a building variance, and a request for an exception for a new business. Also a proposal will be presented by the owners of Dixie Haven regarding the Dixie Boat. The public is invited to attend.