The Mail-Journal, Volume 27, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 November 1988 — Page 16

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., November 2,1988

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TAKES FIRST PLACE AT SYRACUSE — This group of characters took first place at the Syracuse-Wawasee Retail Merchants Division Halloween Madness costume judging last Thursday evening. First place winners received a $25 in gift certificates from Syracuse-Wawasee merchants. Shown in front are Wesley Kern, Pierceton, winner of the zero to three-year-old division; and Quentia Vester, North Webster, winner of the four- to six-year-old division. In back are Lisa Neises, Syracuse, winner of the 14-17 age group; Nicholas Stutzman, winner of the seven to nine-year old age group; Deb Pilcher, Syracuse, winner of the 18 and up group; and Bill Heckaman, North Webster, winner of the 10-13 age group. Not shown in the photo are the winners in the group division, Brooke and Kyle Vanlaningham, Milford and Josh and Christopher Armey, Warsaw. (Photo by Deb Patterson)

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Greenhouse effect

A group of climate researchers warned that the “greenhouse effect” warming of the Earth will continue even if there are sharp cutbacks in the use of the chemicals.

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SECOND PLACE WINNERS AT SYRACUSE — This photo shows the second place winners from the Syracuse-Wawasee Retail Merchants Division Halloween Madness costume judging last Thursday evening. Second place winners received sls worth of gift certificates from Syracuse-Wawasee merchants. Shown in the front are Preston, Austin and Jordan Bartow, Syracuse, winners of the group division. In the second row are Cody Ramseyer, North Webster, zero to three age group; Jaclyn Stofflebeam, North Webster, four to six age group; Shawn seven to nine age group; and Kory Brown, Syracuse, 10-13 age group. j In back is SuzirVillalovos, Milford, 18 and up age group; andduli Storey, 14-17 age group. (Photo by Deb Patterson) /

From the Syracuse police log —

Pumpkins smashed on streets

From the Syracuse Police Log is a weekly feature which presents a sampling of the incidents the officers from the Syracuse Fire Department and Syracuse Police Department are called upon to deal: TUESDAY, OCT. 25 An alarm went off at a business near Syracuse and Kosciusko County requested that a Syracuse officer investigate the alarm. The officer reported that everything was alright. Leaf burning is allowed in town Syracuse. A town resident contacted the fire chief and requested to know if leaves could be burnt. The fire chief responded and reported that leaves may be burnt before sundown and not on asphalt roads. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26 Z A snow blower, reported stolen, was found by the owner. man called the police to report mat he

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the vehicle had been impounded and the vehicle owner had to contact the wrecker service that had the vehicle impounded. An officer was contacted to provide a caller with information regarding the seat belt and restraint laws. Children up to three years of age must be in a car seat and children three to five must wear a seat belt or use a booster seat with a restraining belt. Also, all front seat passengers must wear a seat belt in passenger vehicles. FRIDAY, OCT. 28 A firemen was sent to help a caller who had problems with a snibke alarm that was going off, but there was no smoke. Syracuse Police received a call from a person requesting to know if there were any haunted houses in the area. The dispatcher told the caller there were none in Syracuse and to call North

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THIRD PLACE FINISHERS AT SYRACUSE — this photo shows three of the third place winners from the Syracuse-Wawasee Retail Merchants Division Halloween Madness costume judginglastThursday. Third place winners received a $lO gift certificate from SyracuseWawasee merchants. Shown in front are Amy Villalovos, Milford, in the zero to threeyear age group; and Heather Coy, Warsaw, in the four to six-year old age group. Standing in back is Joel Brito, Milford, in the 14-17 age group. Winners not present for the photo were Andy Zolman, Ligonier, seven to nine age group; Michael Zolman, 10-13 age group; Ginger Abbs, Syracuse, 18-up age group and Erika and Ryan Smith, Syracuse, group winners. (Photo by Deb Patterson)

Webster. 6 SATURDAY, OCT. 29 The telephone number of the conservation department was given to a caller after it was requested regarding the deer crossing on US 13. The number given was 457-5757. Everything was reported alright at a fire on CR 300E. The fire department received a call from a person who reported doing some burning on CR 300E in the area of Dewart Lake. SUNDAY, OCT. 30 There was more than just one pumpkin smashed in the streets. Police were notified of two pumpkins smashed in the middle of a street and the officer reported that there have been several other reports also. Syracuse received a call from a person who wanted to report a runaway from the Milford area. The caller was asked to contact a

Milford Police Officer according to the sheriff’s department. MONDAY, OCT. 31 Officers were not able to find a vehicle on US 6 after it was reported that someone was sleeping iri'a running vehfdlt.Elkfiart County Sheriff’s Department requested that Syracuse send an officer to check out the report, however the vehicle had apparently left before an officer arrived. A caller was asked to contact the county sheriff’s department after requesting to know where a justice of the peace could be located. The county dispatcher told the caller to contact the courthouse for further information. Just SO Propaganda is baloney so artfully disguised that it passes as food for thought. — Enquirer, Chicago.