The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 November 1976 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Nov. 24,1976

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NORMALLY WE would have overlooked an item like the one above, but after last week we couldn’t pass it up A young person, in stocking cap with long hair hanging out. came into our Milford office last week with a report for the paper. Our reply, quite innocent, was. "Thank you. are you a deliverygirl?" A shake of the head made us change our statement to "Delivery boy.” This brought a big smile from the youngster Now we find we were correct the first time, however, wonder if maybe we should have said "delivery person.” TOMORROW IS Thanksgiving —a time to thank God far all He has given us during the past year It's a time, especially in this Bicentennial year, when we can reflect back on those citizens who braved the stormy seas so many years ago and of the first Thanksgiving celebration by the Pilgrims in 1621 when they thanked God for the good harvest they had in the new land — America. Citizens of Milford will join this evening Wednesday! m union service's at the First Brethren * church at 7 3O'p m They will be gratitude to God for His bountiful blessings which He has allowed all to enjoy this past year Churches joining in this service are the Milford, Concord and Island Chapel United Methodists. Bethel Church of the Brethren and the First Brethren .Members of the Milford Chapel. Apostolic Christian and

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Christian churches will meet for their regular Bible study services in their respective churches. Thursday families in Milford, as well as the entire nation, will join together for the traditional feast Let us all remember to thank God for his blessings IT SEEMS everytime a list of names is printed someone is left out. That was the case of the EMT» last week. The EMT whose name was left out is hard working Terry Beatty who lives near Milford with his wife Maria and their young daughter ITEMS OF interest on the “Scots" — The word we know as plaid means blanket in Scotland, thus when we say we saw a beautiful plaid blanket, we are saying we saw a beautiful "blanket, blanket" per Rev. Andrew Hardie of the Presbyterian church at Goshen. The pattern we refer to as “plaid" in material is really tartan m the Scots’ verbatim. Also of interest is the people of Scotland are Scottish, the liquor is Scotch and the people prefer we remember the difference. These facts were learned by the members of the Golden Rule class of the Bethel church of Milford and their guests Saturday night when they held a class meeting and Rev Hardie and his wife, Annie Laurie, presented the program Dick Smith, not to be outdone, asked them if they knew why Scotsmen were always marching when they played the bagpipes. Mrs. Hardie replied that they had seen them played in other ways while they were in Scotland. Dick’s answer to this was "he heard they were marching to get away from the noise." More Scottish facts????? THURSDAY MORNING proved interesting to many who bve and work in Our Town For a reason we have not learned, a train blocked the tracks for over an hour during the time when many were trying to get to work and school. Some waited for a time, then decided to walk and crawled over the train —a dangerous thing to do. One woman decided if she couldn't get to work, she lives close to the tracks and could see the line of cars, she would sweep the walks! All in all many were unhappy at the inconvenience and many wonder why these trains can’t stop outside of town or if they are picking up something in Milford it seems they could make a break in the train and leave the Catherine-Emeline street crossing open at that time of morning We shudder to think what would happen if there were an emergency on the east side of the

tracks — the ambulance and fire trucks are all on the west side! MEMBERS™OF the Milford park board are eager to provide an active and useful park this coming summer. They welcome all help and suggestions from citizens of the community. Park board members are Marion Acton, who was recentlyelected president. Levi Beer, Connie Smith and D. G. Seely. Members of the park committee associates are Dorothy Williams, Mary Duncan and Jim White. Currently they are looking for an overseer who would live at the park and see to its well being CONGRATULATIONS ARE in store for several residents of our community. Freida Ruch celebrated her 90th birthday on November 16

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and was honored at an open house last Sunday. Elmer Hartter retired after 46 years with C. S. Myers Ford and he and his wife were honored at a dinner last Saturday. The Hartters were presented with a trip to the Holy Land which they will enjoy next spring. And. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Om will be honored Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, with a family dinner — over 60 are expected — in honor of their 60th wedding anniversary. IT WAS some week end for football fans with the IndianaPurdue game and the MichiganOhio State game. Indiana won the Old Oaken Bucket and Michigan defeated Ohio State for the Big 10 championship and the right to play in the Rose Bowl.

Syracuse teenagers having controlled substance arrested While investigating a theft report, county police discovered a bag of marijuana and arrested two 19-year-old Syracuse residents. Dave Rush, 24. r 3 Syracuse, had reported the theft of a 12 gauge Stevens shotgun and a cartridge belt with 30 rounds of 12 gauge ammunition from his closet to county police. When present in the Rush residence, acquiring information about the theft, the officers spotted a bag of marijuana on a table. Rush’s roommates. Douglas Kent Beemish. 19, and Merlin Earle Wolfe. 19, admitted the marijuana was theirs. They also turned over more marijuana they

had in the apartment to the officers. Both Beemish and Wolfe were arrested for possession of marijuana and released on their own recognizance. Truck rolls on icy roods A truck operated by Duff H. Crisp, Jr., 25, of Daleville, traveling on Papakeechie Rd., south of CR 1000 N, slid off the road and rolled over landing on its side on Sunday morning. According to Crisp he came around a curve and tried to slow the truck to travel down a hill, but only picked up speed on the slick road and slid off the pavement. The accident caused an estimated S6OO damage to the truck

New Salem News; ? By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE 4

"I Give Thee Thanks" was the beautiful song sung by the girls chorus Sunday morning. The group consisted of Cindy, Kay and Lori Kammerer . Denise and Doreen Darr; Lorraine and Sharon Meek; and Sonia Giant. They were accompanied by Mrs. Dale Morehouse. Pastor Chad Woodburn's morning message. "What’s It Going to Cost?" was derived from Luke 14:25-35. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse entertained Sunday for Rev. and Mrs. Chad Woodburn and Heather. Mrs. Lydia Morehouse and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Newcum of Cassopolis, Mich.

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mock were Friday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mock and son Richard. I Mr. and Mr. Kenneth Mathews I and sons Cary, Brent and Scott entertained Sunday at a preThanksgiving dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews, Ed Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Vere Wildman and sons Ron and Robie. The family of Mrs. Elsie Weybright enjoyed a preThanksgiving dinner Sunday in the Sunnyside cabin at New Paris. The Thanksgiving service will be held this evening (Wednesday) at 7:30 at the New Salem church. All are invited to attend.