The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 March 1989 — Page 20

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., March 8, 1989

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ALTHOUGH THIS photo does not provide a clear' view of Milford resident Doug Brown, it does, however, give everyone e a chance to see his prize catch of a 35-pound amberjack which was snagged during a recent deep sea fishing excursion in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Pictured on the left is Leesburg resident Don McDermit. and at the right is Doug's brother. Andy. A reliable source tells us that perhaps the reason the picture didn't develop too well was

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because the- photographer. Dan Brown, was still recovering from his catch of a-large fish which just happened tn get away "as it was being pulled in Sound familiar 0 . Dan and Nilah Brown, Doug and Jodi Brown and Andy and Kathy Brown, all of the Milford area, enjoyed temperatures in the 'Bos (most of the time) while spending a week in Fort Lauderdale for the 1989 Joint Industry Convention of Indiana Constructors. Inc., and \sphalt Pavement \ssociation of Indiana. Inc., returning home on February 25.

McDermit and his wife. Judy, were also attending the convention. Many will recall Judy (Estep) McDermit as a former Milford resident, graduating with MHS's Class of 1954. Bob and Marilyn Brown, who had earlier returned from a twowee k vacation in several southeastern states, remained home from the convention to babysit for three of their grandchildren. —o— IN RESPONSE to the last week's picture of Milford High School's Class of 1920, Donna Fisher of Milford informed us that the young lady in front row ( third from left holding wide end of banner) was an aunt,of hers, Dorothy (Doty > Young?aaughter of A L and Cora Doty. As forthe two male members of the class, the tall one was Quimby Elkins and on his right. Eldon Hurd Mary Bartlett of Syracuse identified three others in the front row: Irene (Lantz) Anglin, second from left; Helen (Grimes) Pfister, fourth from left: and Frances (Conners) Cole, far right. Mrs. Bartlett’s sister who is now deceased.. —o—■LAST THURSDAY morning seemed to be quite hazardous for a few Milford residents who hap pened to be near South HenryStreet

As Judy Tinkel was driving from the post office to the First Brethren Church office, she passed by Nola Sorensen who had just taken a bad fall on some ice near the front of Priscilla Myers’ home. Seeing Eldon Sorensen coming across the street to help his wife, she went on to the church to get her husband. Rev. Paul Tinkel, and the church janitor for their assistance Upon w alking back to offer her help, Judy slipped and fell on another patch of ice approximately 20-30 feet away from the first mishap. At the insistence of her husband (several hours later), she was taken to the emergency room of Goshen Hospital, and X-rays revealed that she had broken a large bone in her left arm, between the elbow and shoulder. Opting not to have a chest cast put on which would've covered her entire shoulder. Judy will be keeping her arm in a special sling for at least four weeks while the break heals. Nola continues to remain hospitalized in Elkhart Hospital as she recuperates from a serious skull fracture. —o— BARBARA RIC HARDSON announces that on March I she purchased the former Realty World.

Hawkins & Associates real estate office at 122 S. Main St., Milford. The new real estate office is now known as Richardson Realty and Associates. Having recently graduated from Beer School of Real Estate's course for brokers. Barb took the state exam in South Bend and received her broker's license. Continuing as sales agents with the new realty firm are Bonnie

Seven persons injured in accidents

Seven.persons w-ere injured in five of 14 accidents recently investigated by the Kosciusko County Sheriff's Department. Victor J. Hech. 23, r I box 13, North Webster, complained of pain to the lower leg after he lost control of his truck on the ice covered roads Sunday. March 5. at 6:06 a m The accident occurred on SR 13. south of CR 600 S. Hech’s 1987 Chevrolet SlO truck struck a mailbox owned byJames S. Brown, r 3 box 314, Warsaw. Damage was estimated up to $2,500 to the truck and under S2OO to the mailbox An accident Friday. March 3. at 8:25 a m on King Arthur Drive, east of Sir Galahad Drive in Enchanted Hills, damaged a car and mobile home. Sherylyn D Obacz. 30, 867 King Arthur Drive, Cromwell, sustained minor bleeding to her face in the accident. Obacz was heading west on King Arthur Drive in a 1985 Chevrolet when she lost con trol of the car hitting a trailer. The trailer is owned by Jeanette Wagoner, 863 Galahad Circle. Cromwell. Damage to the trailer was listed up to $5,000 and up to

IW'I. ygpoyfl. !■ ■la t If 1! 111 111 i fey K UK -mm NEW LIBRARY BOARD MEMBERS — Shown are members of the Milford Library Board at their meeting which was held last evening, Tuesday, in the library. Starting in the lower left hand corner and going clockwise are Robert Hoerr, treasurer: Bob Brown, member; Julie Myers, vice president: Mary Jurss, librarian; Lynn Beer, secretary: Julie Gunden, member; and Dr. W. Zehr, member. Not present was Terry Beatty, president. (Photo by Mary Jane Lorton)

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Newman, Gwen Dewart, Silas Howard and Kathy Beer. —o— MOVING TO Indianapolis next week will be Larry and Pam Flannery and their seven-year-old son. Cory. Larry, a member of the Marine Corps Reserve for six years, will be taking a sales position in Indianapolis. He has been employed with Campbell’s IGA for nearly 3‘ 2 years.

$2,500 to the car registered to Eugene Tilbury, 842 Parkway, Cromwell. Michael Heache, 17, r 2 box 417, North Webster, complained of pain to the head after the car he was riding in hit a pole. The accident occurred at 7:55 am., Friday, at CR 800 N and CR 500E. E. Bradley Dragoo, 17, r 2 box 162, North Webster, was driving west on CR 800 N, when his 1978 Buick hit a slick spot. Dragoo lost control of the car and hit a pole. No damage estimates were available. Two persons were injured in a two-vehicle accident Wednesday, March 1, at 7:15 p.m., at CR 100E and CR 300 N north of Warsaw. Jeffrey W. Becker, 30, r 1 box 281-1, Leesburg, and Dean Rhodus. 15. r7 box 201 C, Warsaw, both complained of pain to their heads. They were taken to Kosciusko Community Hospital. Bill D. Jones, 19, 110 Vanßuren St., Leesburg, was traveling west on CR 300 N in a 1981 Ford van arid turned north on CR 100E when he was hit by a 1988 Chevrolet van driven by Becker. Jones told police he stopped at the stopsign

His wife, Pam, will be missed by many customers of Whetten's Pizza on Main Street, as she has been employed there, for the past three years. 7 —o— WITH THE first day of spring only 12 days away, we decided to check the 1989 Old Farmer's Almanac for the general weather forecast for our area. The forecast reads as follows: “Spring will be slightly cooler

and saw no other vehicles coming before proceeding to turn. Damage to Jones’ van was estimated up to SI,OOO and up to $2,500 to the van driven by Becker, registered to Derry Electric, Inc., r2l box 31, Warsaw. Edna H. Anderson, 87, r 1 box 470, North Webster, and Karmel L. Lantz, 21, r 2 box 354A, Syracuse, were injured when their vehicles collided Wednesday, March 1, at 11:58 a.m., on SR 13 north of CR 550 N. Anderson complained of pain to the abdomen and Lantz suffered pain to his shoulder and upper arm. Both vehicles were southbound when Lantz's 1977 Ford was hit from behind by Anderson's 1978 Ford as he was slowing to make a turn. Damage to both vehicles were estimated at $2,500 each. Improper passing was the cause of an accident Monday. March 6, at 4:15 p.m on CR 1300 N west of CR 250E. Shelli D. Fincher, 23, r 2 box 327, Macy, was traveling west on CR 1300 N in a 1979 Chevrolet. She told police she was driving behind a school bus and started to pass the bus. failing to see a vehicle behind her

than normal, despite a warm start, due to frequent cool spells. April and early May will be quite dry, but then above-normal rainfall is in the offing, with June being quite wet, particularly in eastern sections. “The summer is expected to be considerably drier than normal, with fewer thundershowers than usual. Frequent hot spells should make July a warnfcr than normal month, but then cooler than normal periods are expected the balance of the summer.”

already attempting to pass. That vehicle was driven by Myron M. Pamer, 22, r 1 box 189, Milford. Pamer attempted to avoid hitting the Fincher’s vehicle, but his vehicle skidded off the road hitting a post. There was no damage to Fincher’s vehicle which was not hit. Damage to Pamer’s 1978 Chevrolet was estimated up to $2,500. Brendan M. Wahl, 32, 306 S. Lake St., Syracuse, was traveling south on CR 900E south of Old 30 when some deer ran in front of his 1978 Chevrolet truck. Wahl lost control of the truck and struck a pole. The accident was at 11:30 am., Saturday, March 4. Damage was estimated up to SI,OOO to the truck and up to $2,500 to the REMC pole. Failure to yield caused a twovehicle accident Saturday at 10:15 a.m. on SR 13 at Backwater Road south of North Webster. Donald D. Hoover, 56, r 2 box 380, Albion, was attempting to turn his 1986 Ford truck from Backwater Road south onto SR 13 when he pulled into the path of a 1989 Mazda driven by Richard L. Shanahan, 52, r 1 Barbee Dr., Pierceton. Damage was estimated up to $2,500 to Shanahan's car and up to SI,OOO to the truck. John D. Delp, 22, r 7 Whispering Pine, Lot 47. Warsaw, failed to negotiate a curve in his 1984 Dodge on CR 1150 N, north of CR 150E, causing it to go over dn embankment and through a fence. The accident occurred at 11:22 p.m., Friday, March 3. No damage estimates were available. The fence is owned by Stan Wuthrich, r 1 box 100, Milford. A semi driver was not injured when his 1985 GMC tractortrailer jackknifed on icy SR 15, Fridav, March 3, at 8:45 am., south of CRBOON. OtisG. Duncan, 54. r 7 box 316A, Shepardsville, Ky., was driving the tractortrailer southbound at the time of the accident. Damage to the tractor, registered to Yellow Freight. 10990 Boe Ave., Overland Park, Kan., was up to SI,OOO. Police investigated a rear-end accident Friday, March 3, at 7: 45 a.m., on SR 13, south of Effie Mae Drive, North Webster. The 1979 Chevrolet, driven by Kamilla L. Slone, 19, r 1 box 475, North Webster, was struck in the rear * by a 1983 Ford driven by Michael D. Leedy, 17, r 1 box 1660, Pierceton,, as she was waiting to make a turn off of the highway. Damage was estimated at under S2OO to Leedy’s vehicle and up to SI,OOO to Slone’s vehicle. Scott T. Johnson. 22, 226 North Shore Drive, Syracuse, was eastbound on Defreese Road,'Tuesday, Feb. 28, at 4:43 p.m., when his 1973 Chevrolet pickup slid on loose sand. The truck went through the intersection and into the side of a vehicle driven by Lara M. Tracey, 19, r 2 box 512-A, Leesburg. Tracey was southbound on CR 500E in a 1985 Renault. No damage estimates were available. Also damaged was two county highway signs and a fence owned by Turkey Creek Township Cemetery Board. Joel T. Williamson, 19, r 7 box 138. DeFuntak Springs, Fla., was traveling west on Old 13A, west of CR 850E, in a 1986 Ford. Williamson lost control of his vehicle after it slid and went into an embankment. The accident was at 9:15 p.m., February 26. Damage was estimated up to $2,500. A deer caused a one-vehicle accident Wednesday, Feb. 22, at 10 a.m., on CR 300 N, west of CR 475E. Michael R. Reiff, 40, r 1 box 372, Warsaw, was traveling west on CR 300 N in his 1984 Ford truck when a deer jumped over a fence and into the side of his truck. Damage was estimated up to SI,OOO. Cutting naval force - MANAMA, Bahrain — The U.S. Navy is further scaling back operations in the Persian gulf and will reduce its forces there from 15 to 14 ships early in January, military sources said Shuttle defects HOUSTON — Redesigned and examined more thoroughly, America's resurrected space shuttle fleet still is not working flawlessly. During two recent launches, the shuttles were beset by loose water in the cabin to mysterious nicks in the heat shield tiles