The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 47, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 December 1973 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Dec. 19,1973

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Syracuse man killed in Thursday crash

Dead on arrival at Goshen hospital Thursday night following a two-car crash near Middlebury was Arnold Russell Johnson, 21, r 1 Syracuse. Death was attributed to a skull fracture and internal injuries sustained in the accident on Indiana 13 near Harding’s Market and Weaver Wood products. Lamar D. Malone, 35, of Middlebury and driver of the other car involved, received a bruised knee. County and state officers investigated the fatal crash and determined the mishap occurred in the northbound lane of the state road. An employee of Coachmen Industries, Inc., Johnson was presumed to be en route home from work and was southbound in his 1963 Volkswagen when it

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went out of control, went off the roadway and back onto the highway into the path of the 1973 Oldsmobile driven by Malone who was traveling at 25 miles per hour at the time. The VW then rolled over coming to rest on the passenger side at the west edge of the highway and young Johnson was pinned in until rescue units could free him. Malone’s northbound vehicle could not avoid the collision according to officers and though the pavement had been sanded earlier, was wet and near freezing. Sunday Service Arnold Russell Johnson was born at Columbia City on November 28,1952 a son of Frank and Evelyn (Baker) Johnson. He had lived in the Syracuse community most of his life. He was a 1971 graduate of Wawasee high school and member of the New Salem Church of the Brethren. In addition to his parents, of Syracuse, he is survived by two sisters, Miss Nancy Johnson of Syracuse and Mrs. Richard (Carolyn) Schmidt, Bremen; and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baker of North Webster and Floyd Johnson of Seattle, Wash. Services were held Sunday afternoon with interment in Syracuse cemetery. If you make your job important, it is quite likely to return the favor.

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Building violation to come before BZA

Syracuse building commissioner Ed Anderson called the attention of the Syracuse town board to a pole building being erected in Enchanted Hills with two violations to the zoning ordinance. A picture of the building is shown above. The building is owned by William R. Murrin, 14710 So.

'No energy shortage': Zeldenrust “We don’t have an energy shortage; we have an energy mess.” So stated Robert Zeldenrust, Goshen district manager of the Northern Indiana Public Service Company, before the Milford Lions club Monday night.

Central street, Oak Forest, 111., and wps erected with permit No. 2553, issued August 15, 1973. Commissioner Anderson said the building is too tall and is not the necessary 25 feet from the lot line, making two violations. Anderson said he would bring the case before the Boa?d of Zoning Appeals at their next meeting for action.

He said the United States has seven per cent of the world’s population, but uses 35 per cent of the world’s energies, and that use of energy in this most highly industrialized country keeps increasing by leaps and bounds. Cites Reasons The reasons for the energy crisis are many, Zeldenrust stated, and used a tongue-in-cheek approach to the Nixon administration’s ability to solve it: “How is an administration that can’t operate a tape recorder going to our energy problems?” He cited anti-pollution devices on autos as one viable reason for a gas shortage. He said off-shore oil drilling has been stopped because of ecology people’s complaints. In Alaska drilling has been curtailed because ecology people claim it disturbs the mating habits of carribu. He also said use of high-sulfur coal has been stopped, and more industries are using oil instead of coal.

He said we have an allocation

problem rather than an energy problem He said oil companies have no incentive to drill more wells, overlooking the 27 per cent depreciation allowance oil companies have traditionally received from the Internal Revenue Service. Zeldenrust said the energy shortage will be with us for at least 15 years. Other Business In other business “Bud” Seely reported 500 boxes of grapefruit were sold by club members, and he thanked them for their support on the program. Phil Campbell served as president of the club in the absence of Lion T. A. Miller.

Auer youth is greatly improved Nineteen-year-old John L. Auer of Syracuse is reported as greatly improved this week at Elkhart hospital where he was admitted early on Friday, Dec. 7, following a two-car accident north of Syracuse about five miles on county road 33. Young Auer was admitted to the hospital in serious condition with a skull fracture, possible chest injuries and a fracture of the left leg. He underwent pumping of the lungs last week when a breathing problem developed on December 9 and is now being watched closely in this area. On Monday of this week, he underwent surgery on his leg and a large pin was placed without need for a cast. Injured also in the mishap were Ervin Eby, 37, Elkhart and driver of the other auto, for a fracture of the ribs, a fracture of the right ankle and facial lacerations. He was admitted to Goshen hospital for treatment. Eby’s wife, Marla, 33, was treated at Goshen hospital and released for a right shoulder injury and facial lacerations. LAKELAND LOCAL Miss Dawn Hann of Oxford, Ohio, has returned to her home following a brief visit last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hann of Pickwick Park.

Deadline set for noon on Monday Because of the Christmas holiday falling on Tuesday this year the deadline for news, classified and display advertising will be 12 noon on Monday. The Mail-Journal will be published and mailed as usual on Wednesday.

Milford churches — (continued from page 1) Guadalupe Catholic church in Milford will gather at the church to participate in the singing of Christmas carols. At 12 o’clock midnight the Holy Mass, welcoming Christ’s birth, will be celebrated by Father Robert Baker CSC, vicar of the Spanish speaking people of the South Bend area. He will be assisted by Alex Morris and Aniceto Lopez, ushers; and Benny, Ernie and AJpx Morris, Jr , and Robert de la Fuente, altar boys. Mass will be said in Spanish. On Christmas morning, December 25, at 11:30 a.m. mass will be celebrated by Father Eugene Zimmerman, pastor, for the children and their parents. He will be assisted by Mary Lozano, commentator; Carol Bice, lector; Cathie Bice, organist; Joe De Luna, Jr., Rocky Lozano, Oscar Hernandez, Herman De Luna, altar boys; and Jose De Luna, Sr., and Joe Hernandez, ushers.

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