The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 10, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 April 1990 — Page 12

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., April 18,1990

Radar detectors stolen

Syracuse Police received three reports of the theft of radar detectors from vehicles during the past week. Mike Neff, Goshen, reported Friday, April 13, at 8:37 p.m., that the passenger side window of his 1983 Buick Riviera was broken and radar detector taken. The item was valued at SIOO. A radar detector and five-inch black and white television as taken from the van owned by Dan VanLue, Syracuse. VanLue reported the theft at 10:33 p.m., Friday. The theft occurred while the 1988 GMC van was parked at his home. The items were valued at $l3O. On Saturday, April 14, Kristi Rockenbaugh, Syracuse, reported someone had broken into her 1989 Ford Tempo GL and removed a radar detector by breaking a passenger side window. The theft had occurred in

No injuries as car, van collide

Icy streets and extreme weather ■ conditions were the cause of a number of early morning accidents in Kosciusko County on Thursday, April 12, including an accident that occurred at 6:20 a.m. on S. Main Street in Milford. According to Town Marshal Dave Hobbs, Lana S. Robinson, was eastbound on CR 1150 and turned north onto Main Street. Slip was driving a 1978 Mercury. Russell J. Carey, of Warsaw, was northbound on Main Street driving a 1985 Chevy Snap-On Tool

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the last 24-hours. The radar detector was valued at S6O. Accidents Officers were called to investigate six property damage accidents during the week. Jerry W. Riffle, 56, Syracuse, was driving his 1978 Plymouth east on Bowser Road, west of SR 13, Wednesday, April 11, when two deer crossed in front of his vehicle. Riffle was able to miss hitting the first deer, but struck the second deer. Damage to the vehicle was estimated up to SI,OOO. The accident occurred at 8:40p.m. Slippery roads and driver inattention was the cause of three accidents on Thursday, April 12. The first accident was at 6:05 am., on SR 13 at the South County Line Road. Robert G. Bostick, Jr., 28, North Webster stated when he attempted to stop his

Van when the van and car collided. The collision occurred 250 feet north of the intersection of CR 1150 and Main Street. Hobbs reported the estimated damage to the van to be between $250 and S3OO. while damage to the car was estimated at about S7OO. No injuries were reported. Vanishing sea The Soviet Union’s Aral Sea, once larger in area than any of the Great Lakes save Superior, is vanishing, says National Geographic.

westbound 1987 Chevrolet Blazer at the intersection the vehicle slid into the path of a 1988 AJC Camanche driven by Ralph W. Stahley, 42, Syracuse, that was traveling north on SR 13. Damage to Bosstick’s vehicle was estimated up to SI,OOO and up to $5,000 to the AJC. Syracuse was called to investigate an accident at 8:24 am., on the Syracuse-Milford Road, near CR 250E. Jeffrey A. Myers, 27, Nappanee, was traveling east on the Syracuse-Milford Road in a 1986 Chevrolet S-10, when he came upon a 1982 Ford garbage truck driven by Thomas Miller, 32, Winona Lake, picking up garbage. Myers stated as he attempted to stop his vehicle slid into the rear of the garbage truck. Damage to Myers’ truck was estimated up to $5,000 and under S2OO to the garbage truck, registered to Indiana Waste Systems, Inc., Warsaw. Driver inattention was blamed for an accident a19:1’9 a. m., at SR 13 and Chicago Street. John L. Rodriquez, 46, Fort Wayne, was traveling north on SR 13, in a 1988 Ford Ranger and did not realize the 1988 Chevrolet C-30 truck in front of him, was making a left turn and before he could get his vehicle stopped collided with the rear of the Chevrolet. The Chevrolet was driven by Todd W. Martin, 22, Goshen, and registered to Curtis TV and Appliances, Nappanee. Damage to Rodriquez's vehicle, registered to Skyreach of Indiana, Inc., Fort Wayne, was up to $5,000 and up to SI,OOO to the Chevrolet. Inattention/Unsafe Backing Driver inattention and unsafe backing have been listed as contributing circumstances in a twovehicle accident Friday, April 13, at 9:45 a.m. The accident occurred in the Greenhaus Apartments

Complex. Evelyn Tuttle, 82. Syracuse, was backing her 1971 Plymouth Fury from a parking space and did not see a J 983 Plymouth Reliant, driven by Donna Hrynewycz, 37, Syracuse, being driven east in the parking lot. Tuttle’s vehicle struck the passenger side of the Hrynewycz vehicle. There was no damage to Tuttle’s vehicle and up to SI,OOO to

It Happened in — King Arthur's Town

MONDAY EVENING as this reporter was fixing dinner, the telephone rang. As I hurried to answer it, I startled Bitsy, who was asleep on the dining room floor. For a couple of seconds, that little cat turned into a flying frisbee. She ended her airborne gymnastics by running the top of her head into this reporter’s shin bone. She looked up at me as though I had done it on purpose and went racing upstairs. As Bitsy whizzed past the recliner on her way upstairs, she awakened Fooler, who was napping. In one frantic motion, he launched himself from the chair out into the middle of the living room where I tripped over him. When I finished my phone conversation and returned to the kitchen, there was Fooler under the throw rug in his "pouting mode.” For some reason, that silly cat has always chosen to express his displeasure with us by crawling under the throw rug in front of the kitchen sink. Sometimes he is in there for a few minutes, sometimes for hours, depending on how upset he is.

the Hrynewycz vehicle. Police investigated a second accident on Friday, at 12:50 p.m., at Chicago Street and Syra-Web Road that also involved driver inattention and unsafe backing. Barbara L. Black, 20, Syracuse, had stopped her 1981 Chevrolet Silverado at the stop sign on Chicago Street and was waiting to turn onto the Syra-Web Road.

Bitsy had never before witnessed such behavior. She walked around and around the big bump under the rug. She kept reaching in with her front feet and patting Fooler. She peeked under the rug a few times and finally climbed on top of the big bump and stood motionless. This caused Fooler to "grunt” and roll over, throwing Bitsy up against the cupboard door. Fooler had enough. He crawled out from under the rug, heaved a big sigh and stomped off toward the bedroom. I was really too busy to check on him, but I’m almost sure he was going in there to take a nap on the new bedspread. —o— NORTH WEBSTER Friends of the Library are sponsoring a public meeting at 2 p.m., April 26, at North Webster-Tippecanoe Township Community ’Building. Guest speaker for the day will be Jon Cupp from the Kosciusko Health Department. His topic will be "local Environmental Upgrade.” —o— NORTH WEBSTER Church of God area youth rally will be held

She told police up her vehicle to allow moreroom for a vehicle to turn east onto Clncago Street from the Syra-Web Road., In backing her vehicle, she backed into a 1987 Ford Taurus that was stopped behind her. Tom M. Reah, 43, Syracuse, was driver of the Ford. Damage to Reah’s vehicle was estimated up to $5,000 and no damage to Black's vehicle.

April 20 at Wawasee High School. There will be a special concert by comedian, Dan Marler. There will also be volleyball, swimming, basketball and an Airband contest, —o— A CHICKEN BBQ, sponsored by North Webster Lions Club to raise funds for North WebsterTippecanoe Township Community Building, will be held April 21 at the marina next to Ace Hardware. Carry-outs only. The event coincides with the marina's grand opening. COHUBBY AND this reporter stopped by PJ’s Too the other evening and checked out the newly installed 19505-style juke box. It’s totally awesome. —o— THE INDIANA University Calliope will be part of this year’s Mermaid Festival Parade in June. —o— BARBEE LAKES Property Owners’ Association will meet at 8 a.m., April 21, at Barbee Conservation Club Building. Guests and prospective members are always welcome. —O—NORTH WEBSTER Church of God youth summer camping dates for 1990 have been announced: June 7-10, senior high; June 11-14, eight years old; June 25-29, ages 13 and 11; July 2-6, 12 years old; July 9-13, 11 years old; July 10-16, 10 years old; and July 23-27, nine years old. —O’TILL NEXT week...

It happened . . . in North Webster

10 YEARS AGO, APR. 16. 1980 Leia Ledyard is the new Welcome Wagon hostess for the North Webster-Syracuse area. She will be assisting Margaret Kiser, who is the Syracuse hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hiatt, Anderson, spent the Easter weekend visiting at Barbee Lake

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T.L Sellers and sons, Marion, spent last weekend visiting at Barbee Lake. Members of Charm and Chatter Club met April 7 in the home of Virgie Jernigan. Christine Hunt assisted the hostess. Lawrence Warble was guest of

honor at a retirement dinner held recently at a local restaurant. He had served for approximately 30 years with the North Webster volunteer Fire Department. Phil Payne served as master of ceremonies. Bill Metcalf, * fire chief of the Webster department, presented Warble with a trophyin recognition of his years of service. Lynn Blue was a guest at the April 9 meeting of North Webster Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters. The ladies met in the home of Jeanette Bockman with 13 members present. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Stofer, Missoula, Mont., arrived in the North Webster area on March 29 to help celebrate the 83rd birthday of Jenny Brandenberg. Stofer is Mrs. Brandenberg’s foster son. New officers were elected during the April 8 meeting of Theta Sigma Chapter of Psi lota Xi Sorority. Sally Gillum was hostess for the event. 20 YEARS AGO, APR. 15, 1970 Mrs. Hubert (Donna) Robbins flew to Phoenix, Ariz., Friday to visit friends for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ercel Wright arrived in North Webster Wednesday evening after spending the winter months in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Black are at their Epworth Forest home after spending the winter in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. David Morton, son-in-law and daughter of Mrs. Helen Raver, will leave North Webster Wednesday (today) to make their home in or near Burlington, Vt. The Mortons resided in Florida while David completed his college education. Mrs. Morton is the former Jane Raver. Mrs. Lawrence Wilcoxson presided at a meeting of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Shock. Mark Reiff, president of the Chain 0’ Lakes 4-H Club, opened the April meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Darleen Humphries. Debra Engelberth led the pledge to the American flag, and Brenda Rhodes the 4-H Hag. Mrs. Frank Greene, assisted by Mrs. Philip Moore as co-hostess, entertained the North Webster Past Chiefs Club at her home Wednesday night. High went to Mrs. Louise Cordier an(£ low was Mrs. Carl Kissinger. 1 Present were 11 members and three guests, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Harold Cremeens and Mrs. Don Dreis.