The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 December 1972 — Page 9

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Tefe has been found LOST DOG: Vicinity of Lake Waubee — resembles labrador, answer to Tefe — Reward. Children miss her. Phone 5337863. Arlin Hunsberger. Tefe has been found and with any luck should be back with the Hunsberger family before too' long. The Hunsbergers own property near Waubee Lake and often spent their week ends there. While at the family cottage they let Tefe run loose in the nearby fields. On a recent week end when the

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Hunsbergers called for Tefe to return to their home the dog failed to come. After a search the family was forced to leave for their Goshen home without the dog. The classified was placed last week with hopes someone had found Tefe. Last Thursday when a Northern Indiana Public Service Company crew was checking on wires which had been stolen they found a large black dog with its back foot caught in a fence. The fence is located in the middle of a field on the Camp Mack farm. NIPSCo has an access road running through the farm. The dog, which was later identified as Tefe, was taken from the fence and later to the animal clinic in Milford. Needless to say that NIPSCo crew has been credited with saving Tefe’s life. Rescuing the animal were Darrel Grisamer, Larry Claybaugh and Howard Markley. After being caught on the fence for some six days Tefe was near starvation. The dog has lost the back leg that was caught in the fence but is currently responding to treatment with expectations to being home for Christmas. ALLOW SUFFICIENT INTERVAL BETWEEN CARS Allow a sufficient interval between cars in case you need to make an emergency stop on a slippery road, warns the Chicago Motor Club-AAA. You never know when you may have to make an emergency stop.

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1972

Christmas Bell Walk set for Sunday p.m.

The third annual Christmas Bell Walk sponsored by the Syracuse-Wawasee Garden club will be held this coming Sunday, Dec. 10, between 2 and 7 p.m. Tours will be taken of five area homes. Homes on the tour are those of Mrs. Jean Brown in Wawasee Heights, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Prickett in Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moore on Syracuse Lake, and the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Don Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Heintzelmans in Cromwell.

Milford Lions hear Riverwood Ranch story Milford Lions Monday night heard the story of the Riverwood Ranch for boys, located just off road 30 west of Warsaw. Mrs. Glen Morehead of Warsaw, a former Milford resident and director of the year-old Riverwood Ranch, showed the Lions some color slides of the ranch, then fielded questions in a question-and-answer session. She said the ranch now has eight boys from ages 10 to 17 years, and that the ranch operates with a house father and mother on a current annual budget of $34,000. Usually, she said, boys are placed at the ranch by the courts. Mrs. Morehead was accompanied by her husband. She was introduced by Lion Bill Little. Meet Goal The Milford Lions met their SI,OOO goal toward the purchase of the $750,000 35 MEV linear accelerator at the PurdueIndiana university medical school at Indianapolis, with the recent payment of a $544.80 check to cabinet secretary Raymond Pinkerton. The club voted to dispense with the first meeting in January 1973 — which would be January 1 — and only hold one meeting in January, that being on Monday, Jan. 15. The club also voted to make its second meeting in March a ladies night at the Cardinal Learning Center in Warsaw. Minor accident in Milford on Thursday night A minor accident occurred in Milford at 6 p.m. last Thursday when a truck was backed from a parking space on Emeline street and struck a second vehicle which was parked on the other

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Mrs. Brown is shown in the top photo on the left as she adjusts a Christmas wreath on her front door. Her home will show the traditional family decorations plus an added feature of two Christmas trees. In the bottom photo are Mrs. Tom Prickett and her five-year-old son Thomas Jefferson. The Prickett home has been decorated by the Prickett children with the entire first floor gayly decorated for a family Christmas.

side of the street. Bruce Charles Hamman, 29, 1055 Lincoln Ave., Holland, Mich., backed his 1967 Ford truck from the north side of the street and struck a 1970 Plymouth parked on the south side of the street. The Plymouth is owned by Howard Hakins of 319 First street, Goshen. No damage was reported truck. Damages to the left door and panel of the car were listed at $225. Christmas plans for UM church Members of the Milford United Methodist church, under the direction of Rev. Ralph P. Karstedt, are preparing for Christmas as they move through the season of advent. The advent wreath has been placed on the altar to mark off the progressing Sundays of the season. A new candle on the wreath will be lighted each Sunday. The final and center candle will be lighted at the climax of the December 24 service of Christmas Eve candle lighting. This service will begin

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at 11:15 p.m. Rev. Karstedt’s advent sermon series will be entitled “When Messiah Comes.” The series will Reflect the fears, hopes and dreams of all Christians and will be set against the backdrop of God’s great act. Christmas caroling will be enjoyed by the congregation on Sunday evening, Dec. 17. The United Methodist Youth Fellowship members will serve refreshments following the caroling. A birthday cake for the Christ child will be the center of focus at the conclusion of Sunday school on Christmas Sunday, Dec. 24. Fire-first aid make runs Syracuse volunteer firemen responded to a call at 12:17 a.m. Thursday to the Michael Coy residence at 712 E. Pittsburg, Syracuse. A fire of unknown origin started in the bathroom and was contained to that room. Damage was estimated at S2OO. First aidmen were called twice on Friday, the first was at 3:24 a.m. for a dispute in an area tavern and the second at 8:17 to the Everett Crow home where Mr. Crow was dead on arrival. At 12:27 p.m. Saturday, an alarm sounded for a fire at Liberty Homes, however, after equipment had moved, it was reported the alarm was for a break-in at Liquor Locker, which also proved to be a false alarm.

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