The Mail-Journal, Volume 27, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 June 1988 — Page 9
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FISHING PARTICIPANTS — Last Saturday the Lakeland Youth Center sponsored a fishing tournament for area youngsters. Pictured from left to right front row are Bria Pletcher, Taia Pletcher, David Vu, Kim Ngruyen, Bob Roder, Chris Buffer, Valerie Vester, Andy Vester, Steven DePlanty, Jonah Story, Jerimiah Dillard. In the second row are: JoeLHerendeen, Andrew Bartlett, Brent Harker, David Newcum, Joshua Newcum, Alan Richard, Weston Wilson, Chris Dillard, Corey Herendeen, and Jamie Pressler.
Two county police cars collide
An accident involving two when the accident occurred. Kosciusko County Police Cars Police are still looking for the was among the accidents in- driver of the motorcycle, vestigated during the past week The chase began at 5:17 p.m. by the county sheriff’s depart- when Conservation Officer ment. Michael Fodor observed a red County Police Officers Tony Honda 350 motorcross motorcyCiriello and Jeff Bronsing were in cle without a license plate on Old pursuit of a motorcycle on Sun- Road 30. Fodor attempted to stop day, June 5, on CR 100 N, south of the vehicle but the driver fled Pierceton and near CR 600E, westonCß2soE.
uH B B B > Bf ■BF K? ■ ~ » z * I wMKMEA y. -A .1 £» | J, jl jOKg y ■ KAREN YODER RECEIVES AWARD — Seventh and eighth grade pre-algebra students from Syracuse Middle School recently competed in the Indiana Math League Contest held at Notre Dame. Miss Janet Dunno’s seventh grade pre-algebra team. Square Roots 1, composed of Miranda Wolfe and Jesse Rude, placed sixth out ,of 26 teams. A second seventh grade team, Square Roots 2, composed of Sheri Broekers and Brent Harker, placed 24th. The eighth grade algebra team of Brian Baker, Sara Kline and Karen Yoder competed against 23 other teams. The Syracuse team finished in a tie for fifth. Pictured is Karen Yoder receiving her award from Mr. Casimer Szynal, her algebra teacher, for Honorable Mention for placing seventh out of 67 contestants. |U ' - Hk " IW I B B ■■' r V LEE ANN STEWART DANCERS — During the Lee Anne Stewart School of Dance’s 15th annual dance review, these Lee Anne Stewart dancers will be performing to the familiar selections of “Bugle Boy” and “Stars and Stripes.” The show, entitled “On the Cover,” will be presented Friday and Saturday, June 11 and 12, in the auditorium at Wawasee High School. Both performances will begin at 7 p.m. Kneeling in front, left to right, are Jenny Lotter and Heather Kenney. In middle, left to right, are Sirena Bartow, Suzanne Schwartz and Leticia Zuniga. Pictured in back, left to right, are Alicia Scott and Alicia Schaekel.
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In the third row are James Mattoon and Jason Herendeen. Not pictured is Rachel Niccum. The top three winners in each division were: Ages 6 — 9 were Jonah Story, (third), Andy Vester, (second), and Jerimiah Dillard, (first); Ages 10—12, David Vu were (third), Kim Ngruyen, (second), and Andrew Bartlett, (first); Ages 13 —l7 were Chris Huffer, (third), Corey Herendeen, (s -»nd), and Bob Roder, (first).
Ciriello and Bronsing chased the cyclist on CR 200N to CR 400E and south from CR 525E and east to CR 100 N. At the intersection of CR 600E and CR 100 N Ciriello was a short distance behind the rider and Bronsing was following closely behind. As the trio crested a hill at the intersection, the motorcycle rider locked the brakes, forcing Ciriello to do the same or run over the rider. Bronsing was unable to stop his vehicle in time to avoid the collision. Bronsing was able to serve to the left to avoid a direct impact. Speeds during the 10-minute chase reached near 100 miles per hour. Following the accident Bronsing complained of pain to his ankle and lower leg and was treated and released at Kosciusko Community Hospital. Damage was estimated up to $5,000 to the 1985 Chevrolet Impala driven by Ciriello and up to $2,500 to the 1986 Ford driven by Bronsing. Chest Injuries Larry D. Phillips, 38, r 5 box 115, Syracuse, sustained chest injuries following an accident Tuesday, May 31, at a.m. ’on CR 300E, south of Oswego. Phillips was south bound on CR 300E when a deer ran out in front of his truck. Phillips told Kosciusko County Police he served to miss it and lost control of the vehicle, causing it to go off the road and roll over. The sheriff’ department states Phillips was pinned in his vehicle and the truck did catch fire. Royce Beeson, a Warsaw bus driver, stopped at the scene and gave a fire extinguisher to Doug Havey who put out the fire, saving Phillips’ life. No damage estimate to the truck was available.
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Guadalupe M. Zuniga, 35, r 5 box 3818, Syracuse, complained of pain to the chest Thursday, June 2, after a one-vehicle accident on SR 15 at CR 600 N, at 11:10 a.m. She told police she was heading south on SR 15 and observed a vehicle in front of her making a right turn. She applied the brakes and started to skid. The 1984 Nisson truck started to skid, crossed the center lane and into a ditch rolling over. Damage to the vehicle was estimated up to $2,500. Driver inattention is listed as contributing circumstances for an accident Saturday, June 4, at 2:52 p.m. on CR 650 N, west of North Webster. Mabie E. Dillon, 77, r 2 box 336, Leesburg, suffered a fracture to her lower arm. The driver reported she was heading west on CR 650 N when the vehicle dropped off the north side of the road and went into a ditch before hitting a cement culvert. No damage amount was available to the 1977 Oldsmobile. No Injuries Laverne Sturgill, 41, r 1 box 63A, Warsaw, and Leann D. Kern, 24, r 1 box 642 J, Leesburg, were not injured in a two-vehicle accident Wednesday, June 1, at 6:49 a.m. on CR 450 N, southwest of North Webster. Sturgill was heading west on CR 450 N when the Kern driven vehicle pulled out in front her vehicle from CR 475E. Kern told police she stopped and looked before proceeding but did not see any oncoming traffic. Damage to the 1985 Chevrolet Eurosport driven by Sturgill and to the 1986 Plymouth Turismo were estimated at up to $5,000 each. w Improper passing is blamed for an accident Wednesday, June 1, at 9:20 p.m. on SR 15 near CR 350 W. Jay W. Anglin, 18, r 1 box
Shop in Oswego has unexpected visitor Dallas Ison, 34, 318 Williams St., Milford, formerly of Bainbridge, Ohio, was arrested for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after the vehicle he was driving crashed into Shue’s Curiosity Shop in Oswego. The incident happened around 7:30 p.m. Sunday evening. The antique store, which is located at the comer of Armstrong Road and Third Street in Oswego, is owned by Marjorie Shue, r 2 box 54-2, Leesburg. It has been vacate for the last two years. The store’s front display windows were smashed and the west side was bulging. Ison told investigating officers that he was westbound on Armstrong and heading home from North Webster and didn’t remember what happened. His 1968 Chevrolet left the roadway and went through the front of the building. He suffered facial cuts and a possible broken nose. He was treated at Kosciusko Community Hospital and released. He was later released from jail on a $350 bond. Damage to the building was estimated at between SIO,OOI-$25,000.
305, Leesburg, told police he started to pass a vehicle driven by Roger L. Shenefield, 54, r 9 Lot 195, Warsaw, and noticed another vehicle in front of the Shenefield vehicle. Anglin stated he didn’t think he had room to pass both vehicle so he pulled in between the two cars, cutting off the Shenefield vehicle. Shenefield then passed Anglin and cut him off. Anglin pulled off the side of the road and tried to pull back on the road at the same time Shenefield was pulling back into the traveled portion of the road, causing a collision. Damage was estimated up to SI,OOO to Anglin’s 1980 Chevrolet and under S2OO to Shenefield’s 1985 GMC truck.
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WIDE VARIETY MENU — Pizza 2 Pizzaria is located on SR 13S in North Webster, two blocks south of Augsburger’s. They offer spaghetti, chicken, shrimp, pork chops, bread sticks, pizza, ribs, subs, salad bar with dine in or carry out. (Photo by Dennis Jones)
Barkers are new owners of Service Master A full range of professional cleaning services are now being offered in the area by Service Master by Barker. Tom and Andrea Barker are the new owners of this local business firm specializing in interior residential and commercial cleaning. They have recently completed a week-long training course at the Service Master Company facilities in Downers Grove, 111. -ServiceMaster, founded in 1947, is the world’s largest cleaning organization for homes, offices and institutions, with over 3000 independent businesses licensed to operate under the Service Master trademark worldwide. Trained and equipped under an exclusive management system, these local firms are required to operate their businesses under uniform, highly professional standards. Service Master by Barker will do professional cleaning by appointment in Kosciusko County. They specialize in cleaning all household furnishings and interior surfaces including carpets, upholstered furniture, walls, floors, windows and draperies. They are also trained and equipped to restore interior surfaces and furnishings damaged by smoke, odor, fire and water.
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MMLb« zajgMaJk. * X I ' ' w., ■■ Ji Z, ’W F t I - V ? ..A . i 1988 WARSAW GRADUATES — Beth Ann Thompson, left, daughter of Terry and Marty Thompson, PO Box 296, Milford, and Mary Kay Bess, right, daughter of Virginia L. Bess, r 1 box 157-Z, Milford, were among the 360 Warsaw Community High School graduates to receive their diplomas on Friday evening, June 3, in the high school’s gymnasium. Beth Ann’s parents and her brother Rick, a junior at Manchester College, hosted an open house in their home on Sunday afternoon, June 5. There were 65 guests in attendance, including Beth Ann’s grandmother, Lois Thompson, West Milton, Ohio; her grandmother’s cousin, Frances Miles, Troy, Ohio; Beth Ann’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Thompson, Oak Brook, Ill.; and her grandfather, Glenn Stauffer, who resides at Greencroft in Goshen. An open house for Mary Kay was hosted by her mother in their home on Sunday afternoon, June 5. Mrs. Bess was assisted by her daughter, Angie Haines, and Linda Helms, both of Milford. Assisting at the gift table were Mgry Kay’s neighborhood friends, Kris Dimick and Jennifer Morgan. Among the 75 guests who attended were relatives from Chesterton, Porter, Bristol and Elkhart.
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