The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 June 1989 — Page 27

NEW LISTING 22 acres of wooded land. Suitable for building. EXECUTIVE HOME In Syracuse. Beautifully decorated three bedroom, brick ranch. Lots of amenities. Overlooks private pond. mßi ” i SECLUDED COUNTRY HOME Nestled in trees, this three bedroom ranch is unique with its own greenhouse room. Lots of 1 interesting details. Home war i ranty on this property. THWAITS REALTY 533-0404 Or 457-4604

J BARBEE LAKES S PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING Saturday, July 8,1989 Carry-In Meal 15:00 P.M. — Meeting 7:OO P.M. At The A Member Os The Sears Financial Network BEER, REALTORS 457-4496 OPEN HOUSE Saturday, July 1,10:00-1:30 s All i I . .. .- M| .^HflHMp’W 'flyk 701 S. MAIN, LIGONIER. Visit this lovely home with 5 bedrooms & inground pool. Good possibilities for bed & breakfast. Yo«r Hostess: Phylls Center SR 13, SYRACUSE, IN An Independently Owned & Operated Member Os The Coldwell Banker Residential Affiliates, Inc. OPEN HOUSE DEWART LAKE Sunday, July 2 -- 2:00 To 5:00 P.M. ■■■BBB - r Sfl I ■■■ If T : 81 ■ £ ■ MNMiWIIV _flß Located from North Webster go west on CR 650 N approx. 27, miles, then north on CR 500E approx. 27. miles, then left through the stone posts. Follow the signs at Quaker Haven. Dewart Lake cottage at Quaker Haven Landing. Two bedrooms, bath, great room w/kitchen, dining/living room combination. Completely furnished. Vinyl siding Tor easy maintenance. Storage shed. Pier space on the lake. This cottage is clean, well maintained and ready to move-in. Priced to sell at $36,500. Bob Troyer Realty — 219-3564)010 Evelyn Thompson, Hostess — 219-375-2191

OPEN HOUSE - WAWASEE SPINK Sat., Sun., Mon. And Tues. July 1-4 — 1:00-4:00 P.M. I •Three J * Co ’ ered 3Cdroo,Bs • Two-Car Attached * Prices Garages Stortin 9 At $ 220,900 • Fireplaces ; SYRACUSE Isifiiyi 457-4678 Next To Pilcher's Shoes

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Drivers ticketed after accidents

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Garry D. Gregory, 40, r 1, Leesburg, was charged with driving under the influence and public intoxication following an accident Sunday, June 25, at 5:30 a.m., on US 30, east of CR 250E. Gregory was traveling west on US 30 when his 1979 Cadillac went off the north side of the road into a ditch, hitting a post. Damage to the vehicle was estimated up to SI,OOO. No damage to the pole was listed. Three people complained of pain to their entire body after a one-vehicle accident Sunday, June2s, at 6:07 p.m., on CR 1350 N and CR 200W. The driver, Tim Adkins, 22, MD Acres, Lot 9, Nappanee, was cited for operating a vehicle without financial responsibility. Adkins and passenger’s in his vehicle, Paige Warriner, 24, MD Acres, Lot 9, Nappanee; and Brian McVey, 23, MD Acres, Lot 9, Nappanee, all complained of pain to their bodies. The accident occurred when Adkins’ 1974 Chevrolet Blazer dropped off the north side of the road, grazing a utility pole before going back onto the roadway. The blazer then went off the south side of the road hitting a fence owned by Glen Miller, r 1 box 186, Milford, and rolling over twice. Damage to the blazer was estimated up to $2,500 and under S2OO to the fence. There was no damage to the pole. Donald H. Roy, 30, r 1 box 168, Kimmel, was charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated, following a one-vehicle accident Saturday, June 24, at 1:05 a.m., on Backwater Road, south of North Webster. Ray was driving a 1977 Jeep east on Backwater Road when it went off the roadway and hit a fence owned by Chuck Brower, r 1, North Webster. Damage to the Jeep, registered to Ernest Stricklin, r 2 box 93, North Webster, was estimated up to SI,OOO. There was no estimate given for the fence. Dean Grove, 33, r 7 box 198-3, Warsaw, was cited for leaving the scene of an accident, following a two-vehicle accident Friday, June 23, at 2 a.m., at SR 13 north of CR 1000 N. Police report Peter A. Boeck, 22, 200 Seminary Dr., Winona Lake, was driving his 1979 Chevrolet Chevette north on SR 13 when he saw the southbound 1982 Buick, driven by Woman falls from motorcycle On Tuesday, June 20, at 7 p.m., Tammy Grass, 18, r 2, Leesburg, fell from the seat of a motorcycle to the ground. She was a passenger on the cycle which was being driven by David Wagoner, 20, box 116, Leesburg. He was accelerating in a private drive at RAP Automotive, 64358 US 33, south of Goshen, when the incident occurred. Goshen' Aedics were called and transported the young woman to Goshen Hospital where she was treated and released. Truck Strikes Pole Sharon Rogers, 34, Villa Apartments, Milford, was backing from her residence and the 1984 Chevrolet truck she was driving struck a NIPSCO pole. The incident occurred Friday, June 23, at 6:30 a.m. There was S4OO damage to the truck and none to the pole. | » isml Hb* IT* & 7I BY OWNER Wawosee Channel Log Home, 3 BR, 1 Bath, Large Oak Kitchen-Dining Room, Large FR W/Fireplace $89,000 457-4892

Grove, pass another vehicle. Grove did not have enough room to complete the pass and applied his brakes to avoid hitting Boeck’s car head-on. Grove lost control of his vehicle spinning out of control hitting the Chevette in the rear with the back end of his vehicle. Damage to Grove’s vehicle was estimated up to $2,500 and up to SI,OOO to Boeck’s vehicle. One-Vehicle Accident Lynn A. Tunnat, 22, 504 SR 331 N, Bremen, was taken to Goshen Hospital after she complained of pain to her chest following a one-vehicle accident Sunday, June 18, at 4:15 a.m., at Country Cove and Hillside Dr., west of Syracuse. She was traveling west in a 1985 Ford when the accident occurred. Further infor-

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NEW BUSINESS IN NORTH WEBSTER — DCJ Creative Financial Services, owned by Doug Brinegar, opened its doors in the Mid-Lakes Shopping Center, North Webster, in March. DCJ offers services in insurance, investments, financing, retirement income, as well as many other areas. In addition to his own company, Brinegar is also a broker with John Hancock Financial Services and is affiliated with several other financial institutions. Although Brinegar just recently relocated his business, he and his wife, Debbie, and their four children have lived in North Webster 12 years and attend Wawasee Community Church of the Nazarene. (Photo by Ron Schwartz. Jr.)

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FIREMEN’S ATTIRE — Christan, Natalie and Sarah Lowry, all daughters of Craig and Jennifer Lowry of Indianapolis, tried on Fire Chief Jerry Byrd's firefighting attire last Sunday morning during the Wawasee Property Owners Association pancake breakfast. The girls were breakfast guests of their grandparents, Edward and Alice Lowry. The Lowrys are summer residents of Johnson’s Bay and have a home in Logansport. Mrs. Lowry commented that her grandchildren are all good swimmers to visit the lake on weekends and during vacations. Christan, age 12. is learning to pilot a small boat this summer. Her sister, Natalie, is six years old and Sarah is nine. Assisting the youngsters with the firemen’s equipment is First Assistant Chief Joe Anderson. The Syracuse-Turkey Creek Township Fire Department displayed its new firefighting and rescue equipment during the WPOA annual breakfast.

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mation on the accident was not available, as the driver did not know what had happened. Damage to her vehicle was estimated up to SI,OOO. Driver inattention is blamed for a one-vehicle accident Thursday, June 22, at 6:45 p.m., on CR 1300 N, west of CR 100E. Erick M. Wood, 21,1014 Beale, South Bend, was traveling west on CR 1300 N in a 1981 Oldsmobile when he swerved to the right to avoid hitting a car stopped in the roadway in front of him. His car went off the road hitting an earth embankment. Damage was estimated up to SI,OOO to the vehicle. A vehicle driven by Charles R. Losee, 19, r 4 box 93, Syracuse, struck a horse owned by Darryl Hochstetler, r 1 box 17, Nap-

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panee, on Monday, June 19, at 10:30 p.m. The accident was on CR 700 W, north of CR 1350 N. Losee told police he was traveling north on CR 700 W when the horse ran out in front of his vehicle. Damage to the car and horse was at SI,OOO each. Police did not indicate the condition of the horse. Unsafe backing was the cause of a two-vehicle accident Thursday, June 15, at 10:10 a.m., at Warner Road and Pier 65, south of CR 775E. Burma L. Black, 65, r 7 box 2230, Ringold, Ga., was backing out of a driveway when her 1988 Pontiac struck a 1985 Ford truck driven by Richard J. Rink, 67, P.O. Box 57, Millersburg. Damage to both vehicles was estimated up to $2,500 each.

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TO RELOCATE PRACTICE — Michael R. Williams, MD, family practitioner, will be relocating his practice from Warner Addition to SR 13 on the north side of North Webster. This move should occur in August and will allow expansion of Dr. Williams’ medical practice not only in terms of working space but also in regard to medical services provided. Dr. Williams is currently the chief of staff at Kosciusko Community Hospital and serves as an advisor for the Child Protective Services of the welfare department. He has previously served as medical director of the Warsaw Well Child Clinic and on the board of the Beaman Home and Red Cross. Picture, left to right, are Jack Maule of Pier 13 Realty; North Webster Chamber of President Jeanne Thomas; Dr. Williams and his wife, Patty Williams. (Photo by Ron Schwartz, Jr.)

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