The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 May 1990 — Page 12

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 30,1990

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FIFTIETH YEAR REUNION — Syracuse High School graduates celebrated their 50th year reunion at the alumni banquet on Saturday night. Graduates of the year 1940 in the front row, from left, are Jean Treesh, Katheryn Hitchman, Betty Appenzeller, June Clark, Lois Brown, Louise Huber, Mary Snyder,

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It happened . . . in North Webster

10 YEARS AGO, MAY 28, 1980 The Farmers’ Market will be in operation again this year It will be located on the west side of the fairgrounds at Warsaw and open from 6:30 till 10 am. each

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Wednesday and Saturday. Only products raised in Kosciusko County by county residents may be sold. Olon Lindemood, youngest son of Rev. and Mrs. Rex Lindemood.

and Monabelle Byrd. In the back row are Charles Miller, Avon Bushong, George Bushong, Leroy Brown, Justin Bleeke, Betty Haines, Jack Stoelting, Lois Navatany, Corlyss LeCount, Betty Jensen, Evelyn Jones, Millard Laughlin, and John Kern. (Photo by Jennifer Woodward)

has just graduated from DePauw University He is entering Illiff School of Theology. Denver. Colo. The Lindemood’s second son, Mark, a graduate of Methodist Theological School, Defiance, Ohio, has been nominated to Outstanding Young Men of America. Mark has just accepted a position at Missouri Valley College, Marshall. Mo Mr. and Mrs. Don Buhrt were hosts for the cookout and picnic enjoyed on May 25 by the Builders Sunday School Class from North Webster Church of God. Margaret Welker has just returned from a trip to Harrisburg, Pa., where she visited with relatives. Ida Hart was hostess for the May 21 meeting of Tippecanoe Township Club. Ruth Mickley and Harriett Hidy assisted the hostess. 20 YEARS AGO, MAY 25. 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barrett and son. Allen, attended the commencement exercises Sunday night at the Triton School. Following the graduation program. they attended a reception in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bules for Dianne Bules, who was salutatorian for her graduating class. Rev. and Mrs. J.L. Kline were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Kline of South Bend, at a local restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper and family, of Findlay, Ohio, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Randy Thomas and Lori Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Cooper are twins.

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From the Syracuse Police Log

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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, MAY 22 An injured duck was taken to a local veterinarian. A person reported an injured duck on Medusa Street and a while later reported he had moved the duck into the grass area along the road. Approximately 20 minutes later he called back and reported taking the duck to the vet. Police were alerted when a small child was seen running out in front of vehicles in town When police went to that area, the child could not be found. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23 Concerned abo»ut hearing shooting at the rifle range, a citizen reported what was heard. Later the officer on duty reported

that' the conservation officers were at the range training. THURSDAY, MAY 24 Information regarding the Urgent Care Center for an injury was requested by a caller. Three kids were reported breaking bottles behind a business uptown. Police located the three and took care of the situation. FRIDAY, MAY 25 While on patrol, an officer stopped a vehicle op Harkless Road for not having the headlights on the vehicle. The driver stated he did not realize the headlights were not on. A loud outdoor party sent police

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Tips for safe gardening

Gardening tools make hours of hard labor a bit easier, but a lack of proper handling and care could lead to serious injuries. The National Safety Council has these tips for taking the hazardous edge off simple gardening tasks: Puncture wounds and falls can occur when rakes, spades or hoes

buzzing boats

to a home on Pickwick Road. The officer reported he talked to the people and they would be moving the party inside and quieting down. SUNDAY, MAY 27 Early in the morning a person called the dispatcher requesting the telephone number of a police department in Tennessee. After checking, the dispatcher was able to give the telephone number to the caller. Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department received a report for the lake patrol of a Yamaha jet ski buzzing boats in the sandbar area of Lake Wawasee. Syracuse Dispatcher relayed the information to a lake patrol officer.

are left hidden in the grass or leaves. Be sure to put these tools away or lean them against a tree with their prongs facing inward when you are not using them. Protect your tools from rain, snow and dew by storing them in a garage or basement. This will prevent blades from rusting and

MONDAY, MAY 28 Shortly before 1 a.m., a person called the dispatcher and reported seeing a child in Wawasee Heights sitting on the

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handles from weakening. Hang them securely from a tool rack with their prongs turned towards the wall. Injuries can also result from flying tool heads. Broken handles leave sharp edges that can pinch fingers and lacerate hands.

curb and crying. An officer went to the location and checked the area, but could not locate the child.