The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 July 1977 — Page 8
THE MAIL-JOURNAL— Wed.. July 27.1877
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r 11 * SOME MONTHS ago after President Carter appealed to the nation for ideas on bow to conserve energy, Shaun Fisher, son of Gary Fisher of r 2 Leesburg, drew a peanut mobile which could run on peanuts. » His grandmother, Berniece H. Dwyer, of Oar Town, suggested he mail M to the president. * In acknowledgement, Amy sent Shaun this postal card photo of herself with the note that she appreciated hearing from him and that it was fun living in the White House. CITIZENS OF Milford should join together and back Rachel Morris in her bid for 1877 Kosciusko County Fair Queen. Rachel is currently hard at work earning those pennies which will give her the needed votes to win the contest, and at the same time help others as money in the penny a vote contest goes to help support hearing and speech and the Cardinal Center. OCT CAMELOT LAKE of the Valley way (that’s the back lake of the old gravel pit in case someone doesn’t know) they are getting ready to host the Rollie Williams Memorial Indiana State Champioaskipo next week end. Events will begin at 7am on Saturday with the boys slalom and continue through Sunday with the Men's II jump.
Improve Your Lake Or Pond Lake Surveys — Fish Eradication And Stocking Artificial Aeration Approximete Costs For Wood And Algae Treatment Lake Frontage ... 554 Ft. Ponds.. . $1254150 SA WEED PATROf INC. 264-6449 , - . j Elkhart 28MPC ■ VA highway citv M IWi * FORI 300 CID -— -.■Lt'a—(iKSK3SME3l' •(?*(«> J.— 111 . t jaht-fisted <J2J> Wf Trucking! MIDAMERICAN Golden Harvest Special Special Reduced Sale Prices On: GARAGES, COMMERCIAL AND FARM BUILDINGS Can Collect For FREI ESTIMATI MONROE YODER 404 Grand. Ligonier, Ind. • 894 3230 OR CONTACT 9035. Wayne St., Angola. Ind., Phone (219) 665-2169 Sale Ends Aoaest 31,1977
Doug Golden to serving as tourney director with • number of local persons assisting. The Goldens aire former Dewart Lake residents who have a new home at Camelot Lake of the Valley where the motto is, “Combining distinctive living and recreation.’’ f MR. AND Mrs. Dale Stamp of near Ow Town are currently entertaining their granddaughter and grandson, Danielle and Rick Stump of Douglasvipe, Ga. I • Recent guests ini the Stump home were their! son, Dale Richard (Rick) Stump II and his wife and family.’ When the Stumps went back to their Douglasville home the youngsters remained for an extended visit with the senior Stumps. INVETERATE I townsman BUI Perry was guest of honor last Thursday as the oldest living executive of the hugh inland Steel Co. plant at Indiana Harbor, the occasion marking the Diamond (75th) Jubilee of the company pouring the first steel in the state of Indiana. Following the official ceremony, honored guests, including mayors and VIPs from a number of neighboring cities, toured the new addition currently under construction, employing 2,300 workers and 50 separate construction firms CAROL (MRS. David) Lipp and daughter Kelly Elisabeth of Elkhart were guests yesterday (Tuesday) on the AM Michiana television show hasted by Bill Darwin. Carol is a former employee of the popular Elkhart television station and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mynhier of Waubee Lake. NICK AND Earleen Tatro (she’s the former Earleen Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Ftoher of r 2 Milford) recently received word that they
would be transferred from the Associated Press desk in New York city to the AP foreign desk in Cairo, Egypt. Time for their departure has not been set as yet. Earleen is a Milford High School graduate in the year 1964 and an Indiana University school of journalism graduate in the year 1968. THE TREES in the yard at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schell seem to be a hit mixed up. It seems they have a magnolia tree and a peach tree in bloom! Both were damaged by late frost but have seemingly recovered and think IDs spring! THE WORLD keeps getting smaller everytime one goes somewhere.. .an example is the fact the Don Hoovers and Ron Baumgartners returned to Milford from Chicago via South Bend in the same airplane last week end. The Hoovers had been in Hawaii while the Baumgartners were in Colorado. A NUMBER of Our Town’s senior citizens, led by their president Gladys Coy, took the REAL bus to the Elkhart County fair yesterday (Tuesday). Pay raise petition thrown out by council A petition against awarding county and township employees pay increases was thrown out by the Kosciusko County Council during last Wednesday’s meeting. Auditor Jean Northenor read the petition, signed by 294 persons. after she received it from councilman Carl Latta. Latta explained the petition was given to him by council president Eldred Metzger. Metzger would not reveal the source of the petition. Norman DeGood, councilman, made a motion to throw out the petition, as no one representing the group was present. It passed unanimously. Northernor stated a valid petition must be filed with the auditor to be legal, and the names varified as taxpayers. Milford hosts county firemen Members of the Milford Fire Department under chief Bill Leeman served as hosts for the county firemen at the Milford Fire Station last Thursday night. A special guest of the evening was Dale Fawley of CFS who introduced Robert Rund director of fertilizers from Purdue University. Rund spoke to the firemen on agricultural ammonia safety. vAugsburger appointed to resource committee State Senator John B. Augsburger (R-Milford) has been appointed to serve on the Natural Resources Advisory Committee during the 1977 interim. “The committee was created by House Enrolled Act 1432 to study laws relating to the Department of Natural Resources, so that legislation may be proposed This will be done through district consultation with the Department of Natural Resources and Indiana citizens.” Senator Augsburger said. “Specifically,’’ Senator Augsburger continued, “the committee will take a dose look at wetlands, which is an important issue in our area and strip mine reclamation. The public will have a chance to add to our committee at Pokagan State Park on August 4 and 5. when we meet to study the problems of wetlands. Any one interested in this subject or wishing to express their views are more than welcome to attend the committee hearing. “Another meeting will be held to Evansville on September 14 and 15, to familiarize the committee members with the problems of strip-mining and the new federal coat strip-mining law The public is also invited to this meeting.” Senator Augsburger concluded by saying. “Hopefully after we have completed our study we will be able to revise out moded laws and add any necessary new laws.”
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What is really needed?
Dear Editor: Do the citizens of this community really need a “signature campaign” to protest X-rated “Deep Throat” movies shown at the Wawa Drive-In? Many people would say that such movies are not moral, but on what basis should morality be judged? Most people would probably judge this on a Biblical basis, but what does Scripture say about judging such things? It tells us that God will judge such things which are “out there’’ in our community and that we (good moral Christians?) must judge that which is not moral within ourselves (church). If God’s Way would have been used down through the years, would there be as many "‘Deep
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Throats” as there are today? If one were to check Scripture it could be learned that not only immorality but many other vices (sins) including levity (lightness of mind, character, behavior; lack of proper seriousness) are listed together as identifying those who “shall not inherit the kingdom”. Dare one say that “deep throats” and “shallow minds” are in the same category? Where can one go to find really “deep, serious minds”? True, there are some Sunday Schools where people can be serious and talk about “heavy” things for several minutes each week, but where are the people who make it their “life” to have “proper
seriousness” and “heavy minds’’? Nearly everyone can talk about sports, jobs, kids, weather, entertainments, or the best autos, but where are those who feel free to talk about what most would call “spiritual” tilings? Perhaps a “Prosecuter” is needed to force changes where they will have the greatest effect! Sincerely, Robert Stichter Grease causes fire A truck owned by Borden Waste-Away sustained S3OO in damage after a fire started in the engine compartment at 11:31 a.m. Saturday, July 23. The truck was parked on West Maple Grove in Syracuse. The fire apparently started when some grease in the engine ignited from the heat When Syracuse firemen arrived, the fire was extinguished. The fire was called in by Frank Krantz. Firemen were excused at 11:55 a.m. KNOX ARRIVES Col. Henry Knox reached Cambridge Jan. 24,1776, with 43 cannons ana 16 mortars from Fort Ticonderoga to aid the American cause.
Preliminary work begun on elderly housing project
Members of Leisure Living, Inc., Milford, met Tuesday morning and agreed to allow Jim McCleary, Warsaw, to do some preliminary work on designing the housing proposed for senior citizens. An architect’s agreement has been secured for a standard six per cent fee from McCleary. He will make some preliminary drawings available next week. McCleary has done some federally funded projects, including the Five County Mental Health Center. A firm from Cannel was not agreed to, as the work would require weekly inspections, and by using McCleary, who is local, the costs would be lower. The group is considering various properties in Milford to purchase for the housing. Paul Reith will meet with attorney Rex Reed tomorrow (Thursday) on finalizing the incorporation papers. About $3,000 in pledges and gifts have been received by the group and more than 50 persons in Milford have completed surveys stating they wish to live
in the housing. -’i Other construction considerations, such as building the housing in stages were discussed. Duplex-style housing, with two residents per unit was also discussed. In attendance were Mrs. Gladys Coy, Mrs. Bessie Sunthimer, Darrell Orn, Robert Greenwood, Paul Reith, Arloine Schoomaker and Kerry Price. I David Bushong is employed by Union Carbide David Bushong, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bushong, r 1 Syracuse, is presently employed by Union Carbide at Charleston, W. Va. • David graduated; from Purdue University in May at the Fort Wayne campus. He received a bachelor of science degree in computer technology and air associate science degree in supervision.