The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 49, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 January 1975 — Page 4

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LONG AWAITED CHECK — Township trustee Maurice Beer of Van Buren township, center, is she wn as be presents a check from the township for 83,989 to the Milford emergency vehicle fund. The presentation was Beer’s last official act as trustee. Beer and the advisory board members sorted legal work some months ago to release the *3.000 so it could be used by the emergency technicians for needed equipment. The money was excess funds from the fire truck which Was purchased by the township in November of 1971. State approval to release the funds was granted just pr ior to the close of 1974. 1 Shown with Beer are advisory board members Arnold (“Pete”) Doll and Merrill Rink and METs Mrs. Vernon Stutzman and John Perry. Advisory board member Harold Young was unavailable for the photo. / -

/GROUND a&lap • <->—y j Due to the closing of Maxwelton Golf dub for the winter, weekly meetings of the local * Rotary club will be held at Wawasee Bowl, according to Joe Gray this week The dinner meetings were formerly held at the Pickwick until the January 1. 1971 fire, whereafter the location for i meetings was moved 10/Maxwelton. The first meeting at the bowling al lev will be on January 7. •A nice Christmas present delivered to the Syracuse fire station on Christmas eve was the new BartiKtnergencv van. Instead of incinerating or burying your Christmas tree when finished, have you thought of recycling it into organically valuable mulch or using them as a base to start a compost pile, or ue the tree upright to another tree or post and hang a feeder or suet for the birds? Overheard: Some bridge parties burn the scandal at both ,ends. § - Following the big rip-off at

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Manse’s Town and Lake Shop, / Syracuse. Saturday, chief of police Dale Sparklin said he is constantly warning local merchants against having too much cash lying around. George Romney, former s Michigan governor and Nixon administration cabinet member, now in retirement: “They say entering government is the quickest route from Who’s Who to Who’s That.” Deer, deer and more deer seems to be the scene in the lakes area during the past several weeks. Conservation officers and residents aided in the rescue of a deer which ventured onto the ice at Papakeechie Lake and conservation men and local firemen aided in the rescue of a deer on Wawasee Two local fishermen tell the tale of leaving shore by boat for a favorite fishing spot on Wawasee. rescued a deer in the icy waters and returned it, to shore. Returning to the lake to fish a short time later, the couple was hailed by shouts from shore to help the deer in the lake and once again they went to assist, taking the exhausted animal ashore byboat. Sign on the rear of an electric company truck: Volts Wagon. On another: What’s My Line? The sunny and mild 41 degrees registered yesterday (Monday) was most welcome — and then The rain came during the night and early morning hours, turning to snow and creafthg slushy; conditions due to temperatures of 33. o. ■ Have a safe and Happy New Year’ Area youths apprehended Four Lakeland area youths were arrested in Nappanee Thursday night for numerous * coin box thefts in the GoshenDunlap areas. Nappanee officers stopped the group for a possible curfew v ’.olation and a number of f * ice cream bars were found in the' car. The ice cream bars were reportedly taken from ice cream trucks parked al Michael’s Service station in Nappanee. . During the investigation by officers, the youths admitted to breaking into a coin box at the Golden Rule Car Wash at the edge of Goshen and a coin box at a Dunlap car wash Taken into custody were Jeff Reed. 18, Denny Morris, Jr.. 17, Steven Eppett. 17. and a 15-year-oid youth, all from the Syracuse area.

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Town board — (Continued from pagel) expire on December 31, 1975. Knispel will also be a representative to the scout cabin board. Remain One Short No appointment was made to fill the seat needed for a fifth member of the town board. Two orctnances, 74-22 and 7423, were passed for transferring of funds and additional funds needed. A brief discussion was held on setting age limitation for town employees, however, no decision was reached. Attorney Reed was authorized to advertise specifications for a new town police car. It was noted 525 was collected from the sale of an unclaimed three-speed bicycle at the police department, with other unclaimed items to be sold. * Representatives of Lakeland Sanitation were in attendance desiring information needed to bid on garbage pickup at Syracuse. They were instructed

to contact the town attorney on specifications. Renner Sanitation of Ligonier now has the contract for town service. Salaries and benefits of town officials and employees for the 1975 year will be considered at the next regular town board of trustees meeting on January 7. town hall, 7:30 p.m. No injuries in mishap No injuries were reported in a two-vehicle collision at 4:55 p.m. Friday near Pickwick road on state road 13 in Syracuse. State officers investigated and reported Mark A. Koble, 17, of Syracuse was apparently turning north onto the state road from the access road at the time of the mishap. Damage to the auto which he was driving was listed at S6OO. Driver of a pick ? up truck driven by Kenneth Turner of r 1 North Webster was northbound at the time and unable to stop in time to avoid collision with the left side' of the auto.

Helping Hands go shopping The Milford Helping Hands 4-H dub went Christmas shopping on December 7 in South Bend. On December 17 the club held a Christmas party in the home of Melissa and Melodie Tom. Mrs. Jr., served chili before the 4-H’ers went Christmas carding. Later a gift exchange was held. The next meeting will be on January 14 in the home of Laurie Virgil. The elected officers of this 4-H year are: President — Cindy Kammerer Vice president — Lori Kammerer Secretary — Kathy Troup Treasurer — Melissa Tom Song leader — Jill Haab Recreation leader — Laurie Virgil News reporter — Kay Kammerer Health and safety leader — Laura Schrock

Legion auxiliary holds annual holiday meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary, Wawasee unit 223, at Syracuse met at the Legion home on Tuesday, Dec. 17, for the annual hdiday meeting. Due to conflict of other local activities, especially the music program of the junior high school, only nine members were in attendance. Without a quorum, some

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business was left unattended. Various reports were heard and the Christmas gifts sent to the veterans homes. Christmas plates were made of fruit and cookies, and taken to area World War I veterans and some members who are ill. Refreshments were served and Santa helped with a gift exchange.