The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 December 1976 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Dec. 8.1976

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H The Column S I Sideshow Os Events In Milford

BURR It’s winter in Indiana with lots of snow and cold weather' CHORE-TIME Equipment Co., and Brock Manufacturing Co., have on the drawing board plans for an addition to the building housing their air systems line, located on the west side of road 15. or an additional building. Look for a spring groundbreaking EVACUATE MILFORD? Impossible! Not impossible That is the thought that ran through the minds of some people when it was reported a car was leaking last Friday morning fallowing the derailment north of town on the B and 0 track Some residents, who work out of town and heard the announcements on the radio, called home to check. All was well, however, as the leak was not gas or chemicals but white sand and paper napkins MRS. PERKY (.Mae) Hoover is another of Milford's senior citiiens who celebrated a recent birthday Mrs Hoover was 95 last Sun day She is pictured elsewhere m this issue with her daughter and two sons At M, Mrs I’rro (.ram to some* still looks at the cheery

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The Gift Os God

Christmas time is fast approaching when we celebrate the birth of our Saviour. Jesus Chnst We sing carols, attend rebgious services, give baskets to the poor, give toys to the needy children, entertain and give gifts to the nursing homes and other institutions. decorate our homes, trim our Christmas trees, send Christmas greetings, prepare a t»g meal, and wrap gifts but do we give a gift to our Saviour that of our soul or of rededication of our lives to Him Chnst was born into the world to save us sinners "And she shall bring forth a son. and thou shalt call His name JESUS for He shall save His people from their sins (St. Matthew 1 21* According to the Bible \ou and 1 have sjnned *Lo. all have sinned and fallen short the glory

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side of life, is able to look after her own home with the help of her children and to cook a good oldfashioned home cooked meal for her "kids" when they gather as they do often. She has better hearing than many and a memory to match A few years ago. after having cataracts taken off of one eye she said. "Wasn't anything to it!" The grandchildren and greatgrandchildren still have their eye on her cookies, home baked no less, and all enjoy her sense of humor and interesting conversation as she keeps up on world news, local news and even the teenage generation. A person can sit for hours and listen to stories of the hay-making, threshing, the work-horses, the depression and all of the experiences that went with it. LAST WEEK Leslie Schoomaker and Roy Schultz of Henry street acquired pets which have become the talk of the town. Early in the week white ducks were seen in the parking lot at Chore-Time and later they were spotted in the yard at the Rick Brouillettes' at the corner of Fourth and Henry. They moved south — a few houses anyway — and made themselves at home The Schoomakers and Schultzs fed them to keep them from starving and the ducks adopted them returning for food when they were hungry Smart birds’

of God " .Romans 3:23) The Bible further states: "The wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life through our Jesus Christ.” * Ramans 6:23> "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whosoever believeth in Hun should not perish but have eternal life' (St John 316 1 You are not saved by being a church member, you are no< saved by being baptized, you are not saved by being good and doing kind acts; you are only saved from sins by the shed blood of the Uimb. Jesus Christ To live again and have eternal life, you must believe on Jesus Christ and His power as a Saviour to free you from the "wages of sin " Pray to God that the convicting spirit of Jesus ’ Christ will bring repentance into your hearts so that you will realize what a wicked, lost, and helpless hell-deserving sinner you are and that you need Jesus Christ "Call upon the Lord and j-ou will be saved (Ramans 10 13) Give the remainder of your hfe as a gift to Jesus, walking m His footsteps and obeying God Read the Word of God. the Holy Bible at least one hour each day and read it m order to know how to live upon this earth and how to fight the adversary of Jesus and

God — the devil. Why not accept the gift of God at this special season of the year. Jesus Christ can give you a new life unshackled from the sins and lusts erf this world. Living with Jesus inside you in the form of the Holy Spirit will make you a joyous creature and you will want to carry the "glad tidings of salvation" to all in your home town so that they will know about the Gift of God who loves all humanity Then truly can you say, “It is a blessed and Merry Christmas!" 30 pigs taken from area farm Alvin Waldbeser. r 1 Milford, reported Friday morning to the Kosciusko county sheriff's department that 30 pigs have been taken from his feeding lot over the past two weeks The pigs are eight weeks old and are valued at $22 each

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State police report for November Indiana State Police at Ligonier have announced the following end of the month report for November on their activities in Kosciusko county. Hours worked — 1.082 Miles patrolled — 21.822 Accidents investigated — 25 Arrests effected — 110 Warnings issued — 201 Motorists assisted — 43 Lieutenant Edward C Anweiler. district commander, reports that five troopers and one sergeant were responsible for the work The Ligonier district comprises the seven northeastern counties of the state and officers conducted 94 criminal in-

vestigations which resulted in the arrests of 52 persons. A total of 13 persons have been fatally injured in rural accidents in Kosciusko county during the 11 months of 1976 as compared to 16 persons during the same period of 1975. For the seven-county district. 81 persons have lost their lives in traffic accidents as compared to 66 persons this same period last year. This is an increase of 15 fatalities. Leesburg woman in accident in Warsaw Saturday Damage totaled $625 in a twocar accident last Saturday afternoon in Warsaw involving a car driven by a Leesburg woman and a Warsaw youth. Judy Minear. 28. r 1 Leesburg, was traveling north in the Lakes

Village Shopping Center lot and Phillip Paseka, Jr., 17,1622 East Center St.. Warsaw, was eastbound when the cars collided. Sgt. Jon Hershberger of the Warsaw police department set SSOO damages to the Leesburg woman’s vehicle and $125 to Paseka's auto. Bank bag with $l5O is stolen Richard and Ronald Bellman, employees of Lakeland Sanitation Service. North Webster, reported the theft of a bank bag containing approximately $l5O from the business establishment. The theft occurred sometime during Monday evening or Tuesday morning. A metal file cabinet had been pried open and the bank bag taken. Police found no forcible entry by the burglars.

Two-car accident late Monday p.m. A two-car accident occurred at about 5:34 p.m. Monday, at the corner of Maple Grove road and CR 530E in Wawasee Village, involving a 1968 Chevrolet driven by Larry N. Seitz. 17, r 4 Nappanee, and a 1972 Chevy driven

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by Gerald E. Cramar, 56, r 1 Syracuse. According to investigating officer Joe Thornburg, Cramar backed his vehicle onto road 530E and was struck by the Seitz vehicle. Damage to the Seitz vehicle was SBO and nothing to the Cramar vehicle. No charges were filed.