The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 August 1975 — Page 3

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With so many cars in stock, your Ford dealer’s having a... 4 •• I I I I I - I H|"l I S f .? , I I I I " ' -fB jp_zZX r 1-hHL I-V r V °JjyKvsvsJwl </ ~"'''jnTFfflllf'l'' I'''*ff Ei taaiiMesJ ?'' '' t' ' H|f • 11. K "~ ,!7ra J y < WALL-TO-WALL CLEARANCE SALE! <JTH> o Yes, your Ford dealer has ’75 cars and trucks stacked wall-to-wall. So he s driving prices down so you can drive em out. Small cars... mid-size... big cars... everything son sale! Used cars, too! So you can make bigger-than-ever savings, get tremendous deals, great trade-ins, Wall-to-Wall bargains during our last big sale of the year! 5 £ See your local Ford Dealer today C. S. MYERS, INC. Soles And Service Fords For 40 Years Milford & Syracuse, Ind.

SSOO damage as parked car is struck by vehicle A total of SSOO damages were reported by Milford town marshal Don Drake m an accident that occurred at 309 South Mam street. Milford, at 10 52 am Tuesday Drake said Lulu A Feikner. 89. of r 2 Milford was going south on Mam street when she pulled to the right to a vend a car which was traveling north She pulled over too far and struck the back of a car owned by Harold Kaiser and

parked in front of the Kaiser home. Damages to the Feikner vehicle were set at S3OO to the nght front fender, bumper and light assembly A total of S2OO in damages was set to the left rear bumper erf the Kaiser vehicle. LAKELAND LOCAL Minnie Decker formerly of the North street. Floyd Reed residence in Syracuse has moved in the Emma (Clayton) Kraut er residence on Northeast street in Milford.

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Dear Editor: I noticed that in the new county budgets for the year of 1976 sheriff John Hammersley requested an increase of $2,106 over his present salary’ of $11,394 He knew when he ran for sheriff that his salary was $11,394. If this was not satisfactory he should have not run for the office. The county auditor-elect Jean and the county treasurer Kathryn Teel are

Support shown

Dear Editor: Is it true Milford's town marshal is resigning from the police department? Is it a matter of finances and little support? In answer to the first question we don’t know. The answer to the Book club ends at Syracuse on Saturday The book club at the Syracuse public library ends Saturday. Aug 9. That is the last day stickers will be awarded. Awards will be given Wednesday. Aug. 13. from 12-3 pm. Treats will be served.

satisfied with their salaries. It is time that some of this increase in budgets was stopped or people can not pay their taxes. The county commissioners denied the increase of sheriff Hammersley which was the thing to do- The other men in the sheriff’s department deserve all they can get because they are underpaid. H. Earl Boggs taxpayer

second question is, $9,000 a year for 24 hour coverage, seven days a week is definitely not enough. There are no provisions for a paid relief officer or telephone and radio dispatcher. As a taxpayer of this community I feel more tax dollars i should be put toward our police department effective immediately with the personnel presently employed. Let's show a little appreciation and support. We have a good officer, why look any further A concerned citizen A physicist from the Ellis Fischel State Cancer Hospital in Columbia, Mo., Dr. Clifford Richter, has been present for much of the preliminary’ testing. His group has ordered one of the

• r a. v - W ■IWW ti Ik 7 I ■ll/ V J ' Pl V •- Vz/M W MW NEW KLNG AND QUEEN — 1974 Kosciusko county 4-H queen .Ann Kaiser of Milford is shown above as she crowns the 1975 queen Sue Lozier. Warsaw. On the far right is Bruce Bryant. Pierceton, new king. Behind Bryant is Ralph Reiff. 1974 king, and master of ceremonies for the.evening’s dress revue. Miss Lozier is 16 and will be a senior at Warsaw Community high school in the fall. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Lozier of Warsaw. A member of the Winona Miner 49’ers 4-H club, she has been in 4-H4or the past eight years. Bryant is 18 and has been a member of the Pierceton Hayseed club for the past 10 years. He was the salutatorian of the 1975 graduating class of Whitko high school. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Bryant and plans to attend Purdue university this fall, majoring in animal science.

BE nr * i' s \f • ® 7; r ’ /:> \ /w 9 .j 1' JH r mIHHI iIIiHI CONSTRUCTION WINNERS — Shown above are junior and intermediate construction winners and alternates as named during the dress revue at Warsaw last Monday night. Winners in this category are judged on the basis of how the article of clothing is put together. Pictured in front, from left. Robin Bules, alternate in division I: Linda Sittier, winner in division I; Kelly O'Hara, winner in division 11. garment to be displayed at state fair; and Debbie King, division II alternate. In back are Diana Horn, intermediate winner; Kathy Beer, intermediate alternate; Cindy Horn, division 11l winner; and Paula Shireman. division 111 alternate.

Two are arrested for speed contest John C. Scha ht. 18. r 4 Syracuse and Richard R. Elias. 31, 1507 Erwin St.. Elkhart, were cited for a speed contest held at 7:03 p.m. on Sunday. The contest took piace on US 33, southeast of Goshen, between CR 38 and 36. Schacht in a Pontiac was clocked by radar operator Thomas H Sherron of the Elkhart county sheriff’s department at 99 mph. Elias, in a Corvette, at 103 mph. Leesburg youth in accident on Saturday, Aug. 2 County police Sgt Richard Mikel reported SBSO damage was done in a two car accident Saturday, involving Steve Mullet, 19. r 2 Leesburg and Henry J. Yoder. 81. Sarasota. Fla. They collided at the intersection of county road 850.\ and 625 W Theft Sunday at Leesburg Oil A theft that occurred early Sunday morning at the Leesburg Oil Co. was reported to countypolice Sgt Gerry Moser by Terry Lynch. Moser said $25 in quarters. $5 in dimes, and $lO in nickles were taken. OARS—PADDLES ANCHORS ANCHOR ROPE SWIM LADDERS LIFEJACKETS SWIM BELTS SKI ROPE HANDLES Also Flags, Ensigns, Pennants. Chocks. Cleats All Sorts Os Marine Hardware. Paints. Varnishes Glues, Bedding Compounds MACY'S Lake Wawasee

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