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MONTANA JOE must have created quite a stir when he visited Milford at the turn of the century The sign notes he was on a long trip across this nation » We can t help but wonder if there is anyone aHve today who remembers the day Montana Joe visited this community. —o— FOUR LOCAL students have been named to the fall term's dean list at Manchester College: Amy Beer, freshman, daughter of Bob and Jacqueline Beer, Milford; Carl Rouch. junior, son of John and Rosemary Rouch. Milford; Kristina Lange, sophomore, daughter if Eugene and Rose Marie Lange.

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Syracuse; and Richard (Ricky) Thompson, junior, son of Terry and Marty Thompson. Milford. Ricky, who is a physics major, has the distinction of having a 4.0 grade point average. —o— PI,ANS ARE now underway for the Milford High School Alumni Banquet which will take place on Saturday. June 3. Serving on this year's commit tee are Carlton Beer (Class of 1943), Neal Cory (Class of 1937), Berniece Dwyer (Class of 1936). Margie Hollar 'Class of I 960). Eugene Lange 'Class of 1959). Greg Mishler (Class of 1965), Robert Rassi (Class of 1938). Diane Weisser ' Class of i 960) and

Fred Weisser (Classof 1958) o A BREAKFAST and slide presentation was attended by approximately 20 area farmers yesterday morning (Tuesday) at PK’s restaurant. The program, “An Introduction to Kongskilde Tillage Equip merit." and breakfast was spon sored by Sharp Hardware < o Following the program, the farmers had the opportunity to view some of this ( anadian-made equipment which was on display at Sharp's. o ON FRIDAY George Bush and Dan Quayle will be inaugurated

as President and Vice President of the United States We found an old, yellow newspaper clipping in our files It has no by-line but lists 12 questions about the ceremony at which the United States in stalls its presidents and vice presidents Someone, quite obviously. did a lot of research before putting it together.

IMMEL SPEAKS Oh ANOTHER GEORGE - On January 17, I ewis Immel made his quadrennial appearance before the Rotary < lub members He spoke of the president and the presidency upon this oc< asion of the inauguration of our list president. His emphasis was on the election of a sitting vice president to the office of president This has only happened three limes in all of our historv - once, bv Thomas Jefferson for a tenure of two terms, and twice bv John Adams and Martin Van Buren for one term. Il was agreed that George Bush will try to make the tenure score two and ’ It was also noted that .1 Danforth Quayle will be the fifth Hoosier to be elected vice president Only two men have been elected president from Indiana - William Henry Harrison, and his grandson. Benjamm Harrison. Pictured in the photo are la-wis Immel. and Dick ( oproy. presi dent of the Rotary < lub. (Photo by Robert Troutman»

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The quiz and answers follow: 1’ What president arrived in his inaugural city in a rowboat? 2. What presidents walked to their inaugurations? 3i Who gave the shortest and longest inaugural speeches? 4. What president took the oath of office while at a White, House party two days before the official inauguration? 5. In what presidents' inaugural parade did Buffalo Bill and Geronimo ride? 6. What president was sworn in by a former president? 7. At whose inauguration did the podium catch fire’’

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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 with: TUESDAY, JAN. lit The dispatcher contacted the Syracuse Post Office for the loca : tion of a person after a county officer requested to know that location An officer was delayed getting to a home to investigate a possible burglary. He had to waitfor a train. WEDNESDAY. JAN. 11 Syracuse Police wen 1 asked to assist a person who may be walking to town on his way to North Webster. The caller then asked police to disregard the request, for now, as the person was sitting outside the caller's location. An officer was sent to check on

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a person who was walking on Chicago Street, the caller reported the person has cuts to his face. The officer palled back and requested that the dispatcher contact a business and inform them that a person is transporting another person home. THURSDAY, JAN. 12 An object laying on the ice sent police checking for a man The dispatcher received a call of a possible man laying on the ice by Wawasee Boat, since yesterday morning. The officer was sent to search and requested the caller lie contacted to get better directions of the location. Eight minutes later the officer, still unable to locate a person on the ice and requested to have the person meet with him and point out t|ie exact location. The dispatcher was notified 30 minutes later that there was not a person laying on the ice. Instead a piece of steel laying on the ice, with a cover, appeared as if it was a person during the early morning hours. FRIDAY. JAN. 13 Police were notified of an apparent stabbing on Kale Island shortly after midnight The Syracuse Officer went to investigate and acknowledged it was a stabbing and to have a county officer stand by. The EMS was also sent. Shortly after the

Slippery roads cause accidents

A one car accident occurred on Monday (Jan. 16) at 1:45 p.m. on CR 200N, northeast of U.S 30, in Plain Township near Warsaw Kim M Wosley. 20, r 9 box 46, Warsaw, was eastbound on CR 200N when she lost control of her vehicle and left the roadway No estimate of damage to the 1985 Trans Am that Wosley was driving was given by police Carolina M. Salinas, 27, 1000 S. Main. Ligonier, was involved in a one car accident on Monday on CR 1050 N, west of CR 400E, near Syracuse. Salinas told police that she was westbound on CR 1050 N when she lost control of her vehi cle on the icy road and slid off of the roadway and into a tree. Damage to the 1976 Dodge being operated by Salinas was estimated at up to >2,500. A one vehicle mishap occurred on Sunday, Jan 15, at 8:45 p.m. in Turkey Creek Township near Syracuse The accident occurred on CR lOSON, west of CR 950E Carey Cotner, 21, r 2 box 373, Syracuse, lost control of his 1987 Toyota truck, left the roadway and struck a tree Damage to Cotner's vehicle was estimated at up to >2,500 Damage was estimated at up to SI,OOO to a 1988 Ford truck after it

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call was received, an off-duty officer requested the officer at his house regarding domestic trouble and that he possibly has a person involved in the. stabbing, he also reported he has a witness and requested the officer meet with him. The EMS was sent to the off duty officer's house to check on the other person involved. A road kill permit, for a deer, was given to a person who came to the fire station SATURDAY. JAN. II An officer was unable to locate anything unusual when a person on Valleyview Drive reported someone was possibly in his home. Kosciusko County Police were notified of a roll over accident on the Syracuse-Milford Road The EMS was sent and requested that a person be contacted to have her meet with them at the scene to give permission to treat the 16-year-old involved. The mother, who was in Warsaw, advised the dispatcher to have the EMS transport him to Kosciusko Com munity Hospital and she would meet them there The dispatcher advised the mother that her son was not seriouslv injured. SUNDAY, JAN. 15 The fire department received a fire call during the early morning hours, at the Spink Con dominiums. The manager reported it was a false alarm, but

slid into a large rock on Jan 15 at 4:41 p.m. near Syracuse Norman L, Method, 53, r 3 box 556, Syracuse, told police that he was driving on CR 1350 N. west of the Syracuse-Webster Road, and when he tried to slow to turn his truck slid into a large rock near the roadway. Mary C. Hardy, 17. r 1 box 238 X, Syracuse, was involved in a one car accident on Jan 15 on County Line Road, east ol SR 13, near Syracuse. Hardy told police that she lost control of the 1981 Olds that she was driving because of the slushy road She added that she started to go info the ditch and then when she swerved to get the car back on to the roadway she lost control and the car went across the road where it struck a building at the Maxwelton Golf Club Damage to the vehicle was estimated at up to • $2,500 and damage to the building was estimated at up to >I,(MM) At 2:50 p m on Jan 15? a one car mishap occurred on CR HM)E. south of CR 250 N. in Plain Township near Warsaw Bryan K Besson. 19, r 6 Isix 188, War-, saw, told police that he was southbound on CR 250 N wher\hex lost control of his auto and struck a utility pole. Damage to the 1977 Chevy being operated by Besson was estimated at up to >2.s<M>. William Q Stotts. 59. 112 W Purl, Goshen, was involved in a one car accident on Jan 15 on Armstrong Road, west of CR 450E, in Plain Township near Oswego Stotts vehicle, a 1978 Chevy van, was eastb*7und on Armstrong Road when it left the roadway, due to slick conditions, and slid into a pole f Jamage to the van was estimated at up to >2,500. On Saturday. Jan 14. at 5 12? p m . Sheila

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the firemen went to the scene, to make sure it was false. MONDAY, JAN. 11l Kosciusko. County Sheriff's Department was notified of an accident on CR 1050 N, near the old Scott Landfill, after the dispatcher received the call The person involved was going back to the vehicle after notifying police. A note regarding notification of a bass tournament date, was left for the police chief. A message was given to the town animal control officer after a person called and reported he had a dog in his garage that is growling at his family. The caller lived in Wawasee Heights. TUESDAY, JAN. 17 The dispatcher was notified of. a small brush fire along the County Line Road between SR 13 and North Huntington Street in the early morning hours. The officer on duty went to check on the fire and reported he pulled the burnable brush away and doesn't think it will be a problem. The officer advised he would keep an eye on it. A person came to the fire station to speak to the fire chief about burning a house. The fire chief was not at the station. The person stated he would contact the chief by phone

Milford, was involved in a one car accident on CR 175E in Wayne Township near Warsaw Crowe was southbound on CR 175E, south of CR 175 N, when she lost control of her auto on the slick road and struck a road sign and slid into a yard Damage to the 1987 Chevy being operated by Crowe was estimated at up to SI,OOO One person received minor injuries in a one car accident at 3:19 pm. on Jan 14 on CR 13(M)N, west of Kern Road, near Syracuse Arie W. Dewees, 16,606 s’ Huntington. Syracuse, was east bound on CR L3OON when he swerved to avoid a vehicle that was sliding towards him in his lane Dewees lost control of his vehicle after swerving and left the road and struck a cement cor net (lost and a fence before the -» auto turned.ovcr in a field There was no estimate orPthe amount of damage that the 1980 Datsun that Dcwces was driving sustained in the mishap , Damage was estimated at up to $2,500 to a 1975 Ford truck after it was sideswiped by a semi trailer Monday, Jan 9, at 4:30 p m The occurred on US 30, near CR 200N. John A Brocker, 24, 6168 Underwood Road, Plymouth, told police he was southbound on CR 2(M»N. and had pulled up to make a right hand turn A semi pulled along side of him and made a left hand turn with the . right’rear of the trailer sideswipe mg the left front of the truck The semi driver did not stop

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