The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 February 1977 — Page 14

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Feb. 9,1977

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> 1 U Mm& flf ■ j' v 'h ** k v l ' t, i b ' X ' >* l d*^ 1 ' t •** ps " * ■ b ' '*“* fi x- ; b - -—" PREPARES “NOON DELI” — Kent Doty, manager of Connolly’s Grocery, uptown Syracuse, is putting the final touches on one of the group of sandwiches that are becoming very popular for area lunches. The variety of sandwiches range from ham salad to submarines to re übe ns. and many others, made fresh each noon. Be sure to check Connolly's ad elsewhere irt this paper for more specifics.

County sheriff gives report for lost year

Kosciusko County Sheriff John E Hammersley has released the following report for 1976. giving figures for 1975 with a plus and minus figure on each subject j 1976 1975 Arrests 519 -*-62 Warnings ’ sl Criminal arrests . ; 716 <57 Act arrests 4 135 173 38 Calls on duty 4.465 4.687 -222 Calls off duty I 487 470 -17 Papers served 2.256 2.073 + 183 Accident invest 743 -t-211 Criminal invest. ’ Papers served i 1.294 1.060 + 234 Reports 1.223 1.440 -217 Jail duty < 3.198 4.514 -1.316 Spl dutv 2.266 2.139 +127 Court 253 367 114 Jail bookings 1334 L 421 -87 Kos county jail bookings 688 <B7 -99 Other depts 646 634 +l2 Hammersley also re xirted 223 juvenile boys were booked in 1976 and 64 juvenile girls were booked The report also shows 945 adult males and 102 adult females were booked at the jail for a total of 1.334 persons booked* Police cars were driven 327.220 miles in 1975 and 321.807 miles m 1976 for a -5.413

Collision at intersection of CR's 40 and 31 A car operated by Margaret S Yoder. 17. 704H5 CR 33 S yracuse. was struck by a vehicle operated by Thomas D. Kaufman, 18, 15885 CR 40, Goshen, on Monday morning

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CONNOLLY S IN SYRACUSE NOW CARRIES USPA PRIME BEEF FOR YOUR FREEZER ... I did AHC “1 RIB ROAST I WHOLE RIB STEAKS I PRIMERIB sp 9 $179 30-40 18-AVG. I U, / 57 ,IB 1 • 11 WEEK CHIPPED i ’"TSminiJ fri &satuau : v KOUND • VEAL & LAMB "AM CHUCK • $159 Xc< : NOON DELI I u. : “Du : ruebensand *1 ECKRICH All MEAT I MOU . K miiHTY A 1 PEPPERED BEEF.... 1 HOTDOGS ! HOIMKCOUNTY TURKEY *1 12OZ. COLBY HAM SAND 75’ 69« g CHEESE s l 3 ’ submarine 89’ CONNOLLY'S GROCERY AND MARKET UMOWN STAACUSE A57-3312 MOHDAT-SATUBOAY 9 A.M.-A P.M.

The collision occurred at the intersection of Elkhart CR’s 40 and 31 when Miss Yoder, traveling west on CR 40. stopped at the intersection and Kaufman traveling behind her was unable to stop in time to avoid the collision. Damages were estimated at S2OO to the Kaufman vehicle and SSO to Miss Yoder ’s car

Pontiac slides into truck on . highway 6 A 1972 Pontiac, driven by Danny L. Bishop of Bay Shore. Syracuse, slid out of control on icy pavement oniCR 29 in Elkhart County and struck a truck operated by Everett O. Sams. 39. of Fort Wayne. Sams was traveling east on US 6 when the accident occurred Wednesday morning. ' Estimated damages amounted to SI,BOO to the Pontiac and S3OO to the truck. Collision on railroad tracks A collision occurred Friday, Feb 6, on the Main Street railroad crossing in Syracuse when James R. Howard, 32. of Syracuse attempted to cross the tracks and became stuck. He backed his vehicle up in efforts to free his ear and struck the front end of an auto driven by Gary K. Shand. 17, 141 N. Shore Dr.. Syracuse. The accident resulted in $450 damages to the Howard vehicle and S2OO damages to the Shand auto. . I Methodist churches contribute *67,000 Nearly $67.0(j0 in special gifts was contributed during 1976 for relief of world ’hunger by United Methodist Churches in Indiana The figure was released here this week by Bishop Ralph T. Alton, head of tie denomination's Indiana Area, ip a report to a statewide committee which oversees the church's hungerrelief program Bishop Altai said that raising the funds is part of a general emphasis throughout the denomination on world hunger relief as a “missional priority” during the quadrennium He said the effort in Indiana Area churches is an extension of work that has been carried on for the past few years. The program calls for raising funds for direct relief, development of programs to combat hunger in the world’s starvation areas and the education of churchmen in causes and possible solutions to the hunger problem in this country and abroad, i SERVING IN ITALY — FR Noble Ray Hoover, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoover of Milford, is serving with the US Navy in Italy. His address is as follows: FR Noble Ray Hoover 305722373 USS Howard W. Gilmore AS 16+*Fleet post office « New York. 09561

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