The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 20 December 1978 — Page 7

Keep an Eye on Wonderful Watches for Gifting

It’s high time to be thinking about Christmas gifts, and if you're watching out for “just right” gifts for the special people on your list, watches shouldn't escape your notice. Fashion experts at the Jewelry Industry Council report that the latest watch designs are branching out in all sorts of exciting directions. Big news for Christmas includes lovely locket watches decorated with delicate scrollwork, and status-y lank watches for women. The vested suit, which has

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been in style the last few years, brought back the pocket watch for men in a big way, but if pocket watches make you think of Grandpa, think again. Some of the latest designs have features that you (and Grandpa) never dreamed of. For the man who likes to keep an eye on things, there's the pocket watch with a see-through case that lets him watch the works. The new calendar pocket watch marks a major update of a classic style. Wristwatches have bro-

ken all slimness records, with the very slimmest measuring less than four millimeters. But slimness aside, variety is the season's watchword. Between electronic, automatic, mechanical, quartz, and digitals, as well as looks from the scuba diver’s black watch to a classic, slim, gold dresswatch with a lizard band, you're absolutely sure to find at least one watch that the man on your list simply could not do without. You'll find plenty of winning designs to suit women who want to be on time and in fashion. The best of it is that even super-equipped watches with second hand, day/date. and glowing dial are available in truly feminine styles. If by night, your superefficient woman emerges as a butterfly, treat her to an out-of-this-world watch in gold and diamond pave or a more moderate style, just touched with glitter and glamour. Even if you're watching your budget, you'll find wonderful fashion watches with up-to-the-minute details that are sure to delight her. Try a tank watch, popular this year with a colored case and matching band, or a bracelet watch, an important part of every fashionaware woman's wardrobe. Christmas and Hanukkah are times of family sharing and giving —of oneself, as well as of material goods. But. though the holidays should be a time of joy and fulfillment — particularly if there are small children in the family — too often holiday preparations and gift-buying end up in tension and frustration for parents and children, alike. Leesburg teenager arrested fortheft Harry Lee Dillinger. 18. r 2 Leesburg, was arrested by Kosciusko County Police, Monday, Dec. 18, on a warrant from Kosciusko Superior Court. He was charged with the theft of items from the Alfred Kuhn home, r 2 North Webster, on October 22. He is charged with entering the home and stealing a 14-inch black and white TV valued at $79, a .22 caliber rifle worth SSO, a sixamplifier battery charger worth $22, a 10-amplifier battery charger valued at S2B and other various items. Boards were torn off of windows at the Kuhn home. Dillinger was released on $2,000 bond. "We always love those who admire us, but we do not always love those whom we admire." La Rochefoucauld

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From the police blotter

December 12 Subject requested check on vehicle parked behind business house uptown. Ambulance requested for small child who swallowed rat poison. Subject advised children playing on ice at Railroad Park. Missing dog report logged. Advised signs down at Baltimore and Huntington Streets. Woman jailed Shirley Hackworth, 36, Milford, was jailed in the Kosciusko County jail over the week end. She was charged for driving under the influence of intoxicating beverages, public intoxication, driving without a license and was released on SIOO bond.

License plate check requested by officer. December 13 Thief reported during night at a Milford business. ■ & Advised dog SR 13, area of market. Man on station regarding stolen article. Sheepdog reported missing, dog found, and owner claimed same. CB report of children sitting on ice in middle of dam. Subject saw in paper of lost white eat, believes to have the cat. Webster advised VW bus headed north on SR 13, wanted by Fort Wayne police. December 14 Two reports were received of three youths skating at dam site with open water three foot from them. Businessman reports threat made on his life. Rural Syracuse man reported hiting deer on CR 29. Light on at lift well, Wawasee Village. Woman reported hearing noises in her garage and is alone. Dam has been opened to lower lake level.

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Ambulance needed at North Webster business location. North Webster unit is out of commission at present. December 15 Property damage accident reported in town. Security check requested in town at business house, suspicious characters. Owner reports dog missing, part Bassett dog. Vehicle reported in ditch just south of Sleepy Owl, subject northbound on foot. Black van on South Huntington reported as road hazard, checked out by officer and is not a hazard. Assistance requested on bad check. Lady brought dog to station for pound. December 16 Lady locked keys in vehicle uptown, needs assistance. Horses running loose on Chicago Street, captured and returned to owner a short time later. December 17 Check requested on parked vehicle within city limits, time: 4:07 am. Car window reported broken at a Syracuse auto dealer.

Wed., December 20,1978 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Boys home at Syracuse The Frost Foundation for Boys, Inc., is a group home for boys Ray and Cheryl Frost have started in Syracuse. They will be holding an open house for interested citizens of the community the first week of January. At top, left, six of the eight boys living at the home are shown. From left, are: Randy, 17, Mr. and Mrs. Frost, Bill, 16, Tony, 16, Richie, 12, Tim, 16 and Scott, 15. Not shown are: John, 17 and Donny, 16. At bottom, left, the boys enjoy playing pool in the recreational room at the home while bottom, right, two boys play basketball outside. The home is located at Frost Antenna Service and TV Appliances on SR 13, south of Syracuse.

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Lady reports child on ice at curve on SR 13. Ambulance dispatched for heart patient Vandalism at Haviland Trailer Court, breaking of car antennas and pounding on trailers. December 18 Five puppies were brought in for the dog pound. Subject advised has some dogs penned in shed at southwest part of town for pick up. Abandoned vehicle reported, request tow. Ligonier requested wrecker on SR 13 north of Syracuse for disabled vehicle.

A \ Here’s hoping your Christmas is auto-matically wonderful! Drive safely over the holidays and enjoy all the warmth and merriment of the season.

Boys home — (Continued from page 1) It’s just that I’d like to do more for the kids. ” In asking for community support, the Frosts will be holding an open house January 15 from 9 a m.-4 p.m. Everyone is invited to tour the home, which is located at Frost Antenna Service and TV Appliances.

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