The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 July 1990 — Page 11

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CUTIE COURT — Members of the 1990 Mermaid Festival Cutie Court are shown above. Cutie King and Queen, Bryan Bledsoe and Arienne Shambarger are seated in the center with members of their court around them. From left are third runner-up, Daric Snyder, Leesburg; second *>

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FIRST PLACE WINNER — “Willie Wonka and the Oompaloompas" took first place honors,ln the motorized division of the Cutie Parade on Wednesday evening at the Mermaid Festival. Pictured from left to right, walking in front of the motorized unit.

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COWABUNGA DUDE! — The Teenage Mutant Turtles were a big hit at this year’s Cutie Parade. Pictured is Tyler Brown of Syracuse and his slime thrower machine, (Photo by Jennifer Woodward)

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WORLD FREEDOM —The theme for this year’s Mermaid Festival was “World Freedom.” Many cutie participants displayed the theme as did Erica Shelby, daughter of Michael and Cynthia Shelby of Ft. Wayne. (Photo by Jennifer Woodward) . „

DUI patrol on duty at the Mermaid Festival

Kosciusko County Sheriff’s '. Department DUI Patrol the past two weekends were worked by four officers involving 28 man hours. The special patrols were June 22-23 and June 29-30. set around the Mermaid Festival in North Webster. Officers patrolled Turkey

Creek, Tippecanoe and Wayne Townships during those dates that resulted in the following: There were 30 contacts made with 16 tickets issued. 12 warnings issued, seven operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated arrests, and 14 arrests for public intoxication and illegal consump-

runner-up, Brent Savill, Bourbon; first runner-up, Ricky Wilson, Winona Lake; King Bryant (BJ) Bledsoe, Middlebury; Queen Arienne Shambarger, North Manchester; first runner-up. Melissa Buhrt, North Webster; second runner-up, Renee Woodward; and third runner-up, Kristin Workman, Syracuse.

are Matthew Armey, Christopher Armey. Josh Armey, Brooks Vanlaningham, and Kyle Vanlaningham. The float received a SS,(MM) educational bond. (Photo by Jennifer Woodward) >■->—

tion of alcohol There were two accidents. Anthony W. Cirielio. project coordinator, stated of the seven OWI arrests, one person refused the intoxilyzer test and the other six persons had an average blood alcohol content of 164 percent

Items taken from boats at Main Channel Marina

A large number of thefts have been reported to Syracuse Police by persons owning boats docked at Main Channel Marina. Tony Messuri, Fort Wayne, reported on Sunday. July 1. at 12:20 p.m.. that the rear canvas on his 19-foot Bayliner had been opened and a depth finder stolen The fishing equipment is valued atslßo. A television. VCR cassette player and binoculars were taken from a 26-foot Bayliner Cabin Cruiser owned by Ronald Wilson. Elkhart. The theft was reported at 1:05 p.nf., Saturday. June 30, and is believed to have occurred within the past week. The value of the items stolen has been estimated at S3OO. George Anderson, Elkhart, found that a color television was taken from his 24-foot Bayliner after a person or persons snapped a lock on a door in the cabin area. The theft was reported at 12:58 p.m., Saturday, June 30. and had occurred between Saturday. June 23. and that day. The television is valued at $250 and there was $250 damage to the cabin door. Tom Palmer, Mishawaka, found a thief or thieves took a small tool box with various tools from his 24-foot Bayliner after a hatch was opened to gain entry. He reported the theft at 7:50 pm . Friday. June 29. The theft is believed to have occurred earlier that morning or the day before At 8:05 p.m.. Friday. June 29. Carl Nahrwold, Leo: notified police that earlier that day or on Thursday someone broke into the cabin of his 27-foot Bayliner and took two fishing rods and two reels, valued at $l4O Liquor, tackle box. fishing knives, small vacuum cleaner and a television was taken from the 28-foot Bayliner owned by Perry J. Price, Leo. He reported that the hasp on a padlock was broken to gain entry into the boat's cabin The theft was reported at 8:20 p.m.. Friday and it is believed the theft took place Thursday ot earlier that day Richard Chapia, Mishawaka reported some keys to his 28-foot Bayliner as well as alcohol, liquor and a cooler were taken from his boat between Wednes

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It happened ... in Milford

10 YEARS AGO, JUNE 25,1980 Saturday was moving day at Milford as the Chatter Box was moved to Steve’s Barber Shop and the Emergency Medical Services was moved to the former C.S. Myers building. Hazel Charlton and Doris Darnell, First National Bank employees from Our Town, were recently honored by the bank. Mrs. Charlton was honored for her 15th year and Mrs. Darnell was honored for her 10th year with the bank. Navy Boiler Technician Third Class Douglas W. Rater, son of Robert A. and Bernice M. Rater, r 1 box 70D. Milford, has returned from a deployment in the Indian Ocean. The Milford Jaycees were organized on Thursday. June 19, with 23 people attending. During the organizational meeting, officers were elected and are: Rick Graff, president; Don Beer. Jr., external vice president; Terry Vanlaningham, secretary; Mark Vanlaningham, treasurer; Denny Mock, state djfector; and Brent Kaiser. Doug Brown and Brian Tucker, directors. 10 YEARS AGO, JULY 2. 1980 When the old two-story brick building, located on the west side r of the business block in Milford r and for years housing the Hotel Milford, was torn down last Thursday, spectators gathered along the curb to witness the passing of an era.

day, June 27. at 6 p.m.. and 1 p.m., Friday. June 29. The items taken are valued at S7O. Window Broken Stacey Lesch, Syracuse, notified police Friday. June 29. that sometime after 10 p.m..

Storey awarded scholarship

The Kosciusko County Builders' Association awarded four SBOO scholarships this year to area young men who are pursuing education in different aspects of the building trades Judd Storey was the recipient of one of these scholarships Storey, a 1989 graduate of Wawasee High School, is the son of Don and Judy Storey of Syracuse. He will be studying ar-

Yeager earns merit

Well-known Syracuse photographer, Tim Yeager, recently returned from Waterloo. lowa, where he spent an intensive week of study under the direction of Evelyn Lageman, nationally known photographic business consultant. The course. "Strategic Planning for Your Business." was one of several offered by the Mid-Amenca In-, stitute of Profession a,l Photography held each year at the Hawkeye Institute of Technology Yeager s participation earned him a merit toward the master of photography degree through the Professional Photographers of America, a professional association Tim and his wife Suae, operate Yeager Photography Studio in Syracuse. Cities or towns Nearly 80 percent of the U.S population lives in cities and towns, says National Geographic

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Losee of Milford are the parents of their first child, a son, Charles Ronald, born at 5:47 p.m. on June 11 in the South Bend Osteopathic Hospital. Charles Ronald weighed in at 10 pounds, one ounce and measured 20'2 inches long. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duncan. Milford, returned from their honeymoon trip in Hawaii on Saturday, June 28. The Duncans went to five of the islands and took several tours and enjoyed dinners. The Milford Girls All Star Team won the tourney at the North Webster Mermaid Festival recently. In three games, Milford scored 87 runs and had 95 hits. The Milford Youth League All Stars won the youth league tourney held at the North Webster Mermaid festival over North Webster with the score of 9-2. 2(1 YEARS AGO. JULY 1. 1970 Milford's population was up 8 percent in 1970 over the 1960 figures released this week by Edith I. Baumgartner, townclerk treasurer. The new head cont showed Milford with a 1970 population of 1,262 over 1,167 in 1960. Rev. and Mrs. Raymond A. -3 ' Hoover of Milford celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with their children on the evening of June 27th. The two-day open house al Maple Leaf Farms, Inc., located southeast of Milford, the largest raiser of ducklings in the nation, proved a success by all standards.

Thursday, June 28, someone had thrown a rock through the back door window of her 1984 Plymouth Reliant. The vehicle was parked in the parking lot at Syracuse Condominiums. Damage was estimated up to SBO.

chitecture at Ball State University. He is a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.

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General guidelines for the scholarship stipulated that each applicant be a graduate of a Kosciusko County high school and pursuing a career in the building industry. Points considered on applications were building trade experience, career goals and financial need The scholarship committee included Helen Nichols, chairman; Carol Freeman. Marthene Burnau. and Anna Paulus, auxiliary president The auxiliary has earned the money to award these scholarships through its annual style show, ticket taking and concessions at the Parade of Homes events, and it annual auction Through the scholarships, the auxiliary hopes to promote knowledgeable, skilled workers in the building trades This is the first year the group has awarded educational funds to students

Wed., July 4, 1990 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Hubert Krull, r 1 Milford, has received academic honors and has been named to the Dean’s List of International Junior College, Fort Wayni* Indiana, at the close of the spring term. 20 YEARS AGO, JUNE 24, 1970 Mark Treesh, 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen L. Treesh of Milford, made his solo flight recently. Mark, a junior at Wawasee high school, took up flying this spring. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McClintic of Milford will leave Thursday for New London, Conn., where they will visit their son, Jack Stump. Mrs. Stump and daughter Jennifer. Donald Grejene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greene of Dewart Lake, celebrated his 6th birthday Tuesday at his home. The cake was in the shape of a lighthouse, from his grandmother. Saturday overnight guests of Norman Vanlaningham of r 2 Milford were Craig McCormick. Mark Grove and Jeff Hoerr, all of Milford. This was a going-away party for Craig McCormick, who is moving to with his family. 3(1 YEARS AGO. JUNE 23. 196(1 Dr. and Mrs. Al Miller and son of Lansing. Mich., are moving to Milford this week, to reside in What is known as the Keehn property on the corner of James and Catherine streets. Dr. Miller recently graduated from the Michigan State School of Veterinary Medicine at East Lansing. and will be associated here with Drs C. M. Parrett and

Bikes Stolen A 20-inch bicycle was reported stolen from the property of CindyStarbuck. Syracuse, between the evening hours of Thursday. June 28. and 9:23 a.m., Friday. June 29. The bicycle is valued at SBO. A bicycle was reported stolen from the home of Don Swihart, Syracuse, on Wednesday. June 27. Swihart stated the theft occurred on Carroll Street approximately I' 2 weeks ago The bike is valued at $137.75. Chris Lawson. Syracuse, reported a bicycle was taken from his second floor apartment on Wednesday. June 27. The bicycle was locked by a bike lock. Value of the bike is $l3O Car Vandalized Vandalism was reported byBecky Enyeart. Syracuse, to her 1988 Pontiac Grand Am. She notified police at 7; 15a m. Thursday. June 28. that sometime during the night someone took her vehicle She stated when she came outside of her home she discovered the vehicle was sitting in the road Upon checking her vehicle she discovered a scratch on the right side of the car. She also told police that the keys she had lost about two weeks ago were in the ignition of the vehicle. Damage to the car was estimated up to SIOO. Sign Taken The theft of a ’Tight Corner Ahead ” sign was reported stolen at South Lake Street by Ron Conley, street department superintendent The sign was taken between the evening hours of Tuesday. June 26. and morning hours of Wednesday. June 27 The sign is valued at SBO Wheel Covers Missing Two chrome ring wheel covers were stolen off of a 1986 Ford Ranger while parked at the home of Charles Causley. Syracuse The value of the items is unknown The theft was reported Tuesday. June 26

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Gerald Snider, veterinarians. Mrs. Miller has been teaching school prior to coming to Milford. Donald Rink, Dale Sherman, John Yeater and Morris Wolferman, Army reservists, left today for Camp McCoy, Wis., where they will undergo training on artillery weapons as part of their two weeks' summer training. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kaiser and family. Greg. Brent. Ann, atid John, entertained Mrs. Kaiser’s four sisters and families in honor of their father. Oscar Graff. Brent Kaiser's fourth birthday was also observed. 30 YEARS AGO, JUNE 30, 1960 Cadet Dennis M Sharp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burris N. Sharp of Milford, has arrived at Fort Knox for six weeks of intensive field training and practical work in the subjects and theories which he has been studying in military classes at Indiana University. Stan Hollar won first place with 111 points at the county 4-H FFA tractor contest, recently. Alvin Haab of Milford placed third with 105 points Miss Susan Beer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Beer, and a member of the Senior West Side Merry Widens 4-H club, won the county demonstration contest on Wednesday, June 22 Gary R. Hollar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hollar, has been unable to take his boot training under the buddy plan with Terry Hollar, his cousin, and Terry Musselman. Gary became ill with pneumonia and was taken to the Naval hospital upon arrival at the base. Barrie Rassi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rassi, plans to prepare for a teaching career when he begins his classes at I. U. 50 YEARS AGO. JUNE 27, 1960 Fuller Brothers grocery and market recently added a line of footwear to their listing of merchandise. They have also increased their line of dry goods recently The Merry Maidens 4-H club met last Thursday, June 20. with Louise Pinkerton. After the business meeting Edna Hollar gave a report on her .trip to an Indianapolis 4-H camp and Thedia Michael and France Piper gave reports on their trip to the 4-H camp held at Camp Mack Mrs Charlene Fuller and son Howard who spent the past school year at Celina. Ohio where the former was an instructor in a grade school and the latter a senior in high school, have returned to Milford. Mrs. Fuller is assisting in the care of her mother. Mrs. Perry Hoover, who is ill. 56 YEARS AGO. JULY 4, 19(0 Seen . Harry Doty remodeling' cottage on Wawbee lake Hopes soon to move there with family for remainder of summer. Also, John Method hopes soon to be finished with his cottage at Wawbee. It’s growing out there. Another boom for Milford The Milford Greys met defeat Sunday afternoon at the hands of the powerful Hoosier Beers from South Bend by score of 8 to 5. George Haab worked on the mound for the Greys with Jones and Dewart catching Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Beer entertained at a dinner Sunday in honor of their daughter Dawn Ann’s 3rd birthday anniversary. Dawn Ann received many lovely gifts among them being-a tricycle. a gift from Miss Esther Beer Eugene Felkner. local post master was iD Tuesday and Wednesday of this week as an after effect of having two teeth pulled Classified advertising; Wanted — A good work horse Not over 10 years. Weight around 1500 pounds — Irvin Coy

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