The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 18, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 June 1990 — Page 18

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., June 13,1990

Milford's Main Street

AMANDA BOYER placed first in her division in the poster contest at the fourth annual Just-For-Fun pet show held last month. She also walked away with the best overall poster honors. The event was sponsored by the Milford Small Animal Clinic and

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the Michiana Veterinary Medical Association. Even though rain forced the show indoors, the spirits of the many participants and spectators weren’t dampened. Poster and picture contest winners were announced before the show. Amanda Boyer, Tracy Gradle and Jason Rangel placed first in their respective divisions in the poster contest with Boyer winning the best overall poster award. She was awarded a SSO savings bond. Carolyn Weiss took top honors in the picture-essay contest. The pet show boasted five classes, a petting zoo and a trained dog act by Lou Ragah. The winners of the pet show were: best dressed pet, Fred Koeppel; most unusual pet, Tina Thompson; best trick, Melissa Koeppel; best overall cat, Alena List; and best overall dog, Kristine Paton. Llamas, pigmy goats, a deer and a boa constrictor were among the animals at the petting zoo. Lou Ragah presented the program starring his trick and obedience trained dogs Molly and Girl.

Educational and entertaining, the fourth annual pet week pet show was a gala event. The Milford Small Animal Clinic appreciates all of the help received. MEMBERS OF the Filadelfia Evangelical Spanish Assembly of God are no longer meeting in the old Waubee Grange hall above Bonnie Gene’s Boutique on Emeline Street. The congregation recently purchased the old Church of the Nazarene building at the corner of Benton and Harrison streets in Syracuse and after doing repairs on the old building, moved from Milford to Syracuse. An open house was held at the Syracuse church on Saturday, June 2. A bilingual service highlighted the June 2 celebration with preaching in both Spanish and in English.

SPEAKING OF churches, is there a new one in Milford? Last week this newspaper ran an article stating, “Valley View Church will hold Friendimension Vacation Bible School at the Christian Church of Milford on June 18-22.” The Valley View Church is not a new church in Milford! In fact, we don’t know where it’s located. Maybe it’s a creation of the gremlins that are found in our computers from time to time. a What we do know to be fact is the Christian Church will hold its annual VBS from 9 until 11:30 a.m., June 18-22. And, the theme of the school is Friendimension! Carole Moore is this year’s director. Persons with questions and those wishing to enroll children should contact Carole at 658-9301.

MICHAEL CLARK, Milford, owner of Garden Art, took first place in overall landscaping at the Willie’s Oakbrook Homes during the Parade of Homes held in Warsaw. Clark, a lifetime Milford resident, has been in business for one year. PERSONS INTERESTED in a

Driver fails to yield, one person is injured

The following accidents were investigated by Kosciusko County Police during the past week: Failure to yield the right of way and driver inattention was the cause of a two-vehicle accident Monday, June 11, that injured one person. The accident was at US 30 and CR 250E at 4:15 p.m. Joann Smith, 31, r 21 box 12A Lot 122, Warsaw, complained of pain to her chest after her 1988 Hyundi Excel was struck by a

new town hall for this community will want to stop at ClerkTreasurer Monica Bice’s office during the next few day to take a look a the plans which are on file there. The plans, from StevensLobsiger and Associates, are for both a maximum building and a minimum building. A special meeting has been set for Monday, June 25, at 7 p.m. to discuss the plans.

1984 Pontiac Fiero driven by Scot A. Karbach, 28, r 1 box 546, North Webster. Smith was taken to Kosciusko Community Hospital. Karbach was attempting to make a left turn off of US 30 onto CR 250E and did not see the westbound Smith vehicle. Damage to both vehicles was estimated up to $2,500. Deer Causes Accident Fredrick A. Hewitt, 21, r 1 box 38, North Webster, complained of pain to the back following an accident Friday, June 8, at 9:03 p.m., on CR 1000 N west of SR 13. Hewitt was driving a 1977 Ford Granada eastbound on CR 1000 N when a deer jumped out in front of his vehicle. Hewitt could not avoid hitting the deer. Damage to his vehicle was up to SI,OOO. Two Injured Two persons were injured in a two-vehicle accident Thursday, June 7, at 6:46 a.m., on US 30, west of SR 13. Driver inattention and following too closely were the contributing circumstances in the accident. Mark L. Miller, 30, P.. 0. Box 164, North Webster, driver of one of the vehicles complained of pain to his chest. Kittie S. Kenney, 39, 2234 E. Jefferson St., Warsaw, a passenger in a vehicle driven by Heather A. Kenney, 18, 2234 E. Jefferson Street, complained of pain to her eye. Both were taken to Kosciusko Community Hospital. Heather A. Kenney was not injured. Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department report Miller was traveling west on US 30 in a 1983 Oldsmobile and failed to see Kenney slowing her 1985 Ford to make a left turn into the median/cross over lane. Miller’s vehicle struck the Kenney vehicle in the rear. Damage to both vehicles was estimated up to $5,000. Misses Deer Raymond J. Hollingsworth, 17, r 5 box 252, Syracuse, was not injured when his Dodge Omni struck a large rock as he was driving on Warner Road, north of Beck Avenue, east of Syracuse. The accident occurred at 10:26 p.m., Friday, Juneß. Hollingsworth told police he was traveling north on Warner Road and observed a deer in the roadway. He swerved his vehicle to avoid hitting the deer, but lost control of the vehicle causing it to leave the roadway and hit a large rock. Damage to the Dodge was estimated up to $2,500.

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r METZGER SPEAKS ON SOIL CONSERVATION — Myron R. Metzger, an erosion control technician with the Soil and Conservation Office in Warsaw, talked on soil conservation to the Wawasee Kiwanis Club Saturday morning, June 9, at Gropp’s, Syracuse. Metzger gave a brief history of the soil and water conservation service, and of the soil and conservation districts which have been set up as a part of that service. The service was developed with the dust bowl problem of the 1930 s when many farmers in the Kansas, Oklahoma, and Nebraska areas lost their farms by wind erosion. The federal government, in an effort to help farmers reclaim their land and make it productive again, formed districts which organized the effort of the farmers to cut down the loss of productive land by wind and rain. When it first started out, the building of farm ponds was emphasized. Since that time, many other methods have been devised to drastically cut down soil erosion. Such things as lake quality are now being emphasized. The projects are part of the Farm Bill. An emphasis is put on public relations. Success calls for enlisting a great deal of voluntary cooperation. Currently a project is under way to find ways to improve the quality of the water in the Tippecanoe River. Pictured are Greg Long, left, president-elect of Kiwanis, handing a certificate of appreciation to Metzger.

Gold nugget bracelet among items taken from area homes

Kosciusko County Police were called to investigate several thefts and other incidents during the past week: The theft of a gold nugget bracelet was reported by Alyce Long, on EMS Lane T 52, North Webster, Monday, June 11, at 12:18 p.m. The bracelet is valued ats9oo. No entry was made into the home of Emmett Williams, r 1, Cromwell, when he found the front door knob of his home pried off. Williams notified police of the attempted break-in at 9:30 am., Monday, June 11. The theft of various tools were reported by Dohald Impey, r 6 box 59, Syracuse, on Thursday, June 7. Impey stated someone entered the home, which is partially under construction and removed the tools. The theft occurred between 5 p.m., Wednesday, June 6 and 9:30 p.m., Thursday, June 7. The tools are valued at $75. Approximately SSOO damage was reported to a bean field owned by Everett Tom, r 2 box 523, Leesburg. Tom reported someone had driven a vehicle into a bean field at three places along CR 900 N, near CR 750 N. The vandalism occurred during the evening hours of Wednesday, June 6. Jim Hackleman, r 2 box 208, Syracuse, reported the theft of a

radar detector and wallet from his unlocked vehicle. The theft occurred during the evening of June 4. He notified police-at 2:03 p.m., Tuesday, June 5. Hackleman stated the items were inside his 1986 Chrysler Leßaron which was parked outside of his home. Residents booked at jail The following persons were booked in the Kosciusko County Jail recently: Jared Andrew Beer, 18, r 5 box 461, Syracuse, was booked on charges of forgery in Kosciusko County and contempt of court in Elkhart County. He was held on $1,030 bond. Myrtle Mollette, 36, r 1 box 221 C, Milford, was charged with criminal mischief and held on $250 bond. Hettie Marie Irwin, 22, 3757 N CR 900 W, Apartment 94, Cromwell, was charged with conversion and held on $250 bond. Heather Ann Schrock, 19, 206 S. Lake St., Syracuse, was booked on a charge of illegal possession and/or consumption of alcohol and held on $175 bond. Rodney Oldham Jessop, 19, P.O. Box 592, Syracuse, was charged with illegal possession and/or consumption of alcohol and held on $175 bond. Scott William Shoemaker, 21, r 1 box 80M, Leesburg, was arrested for furnishing alcohol to a minor and held on $225 bond. Allan Leonard Foyle, 18, r 5 box 226A, Syracuse, was charged with illegal possession and/or consumption of alcohol and held on $175 bond. Carman Lee Carmack, 22, r 2 box 333, Leesburg, was charged with public intoxication and held on $175 bond. Andrew Lance Connoly, 28, 206 S. Huntington St., Syracuse, was charged with public intoxication and held on $175 bond. James Edward Cavender, 19, r 1 box 204, Kimmel was sentenced to four years at the Indiana Department of Corrections for dealing in narcotics.

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