The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 1, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 January 1979 — Page 3
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THE MONTH of January is almost over. This writer is sure God must have planned January as a month to rest, just as he planned Sunday as a day of rest. We work hard all year and then we come to January..'. * Really, January is good for a lot of things! These cold, winter days are made for reading the books you have wanted to read for a long time, writing letters, working jigsaw puzzles, trying out new recipes and thinking about things you don’t have time to think about when the weather is warmer. A few good housekeepers in Our Town have already started to clean their hall closets as they
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prepare for their February spring cleaning, but they don’t count. They are the ones whose houses look spotless all the time, nothing is ever found out of place. Most of us put off spring cleaning until the weather warms up, then it’s too nice to be inside so the spring cleaning has to wait until fall. January seems to be a dreamer’s month, a thinker’s month — ranther than a doer's month. —o— BIRTHDAYS TO be celebrated in the coming week include those of Lonnie Bray, Viola Kaiser and Monica Bice on Thursday; Bertha Moneyheffer, Lizabeth
Scott and Ted Brooks on Friday; and Donald Wolf, D. G. Seely and Roger Graff on Saturday. Sunday is the birthday of both Mary Duncan and Louise May while Dick Roose and Diane Perry share a Monday birthdate. Next Wednesday Brent Hostetler, Cynthia Jones, Michael Schafer and Mark Curry all have birthdays; —O'know WHAT next week end marks? The anniversary of the blizzard. Will we have another? Only time will tell. -oSMOW MOB ILERS ARE causing a problem for Dwight Custer at the Big Boulder golf course. It seems that when he returned home last Tuesday from Texas there had been snowmobiles riding over the greens on the golf course causing extensive damage. , Early Thursday morning Dwight went out to the golf course and stopped one snowmobile rider who was using the golf course as a short cut He advised them not to be riding on the course again.
From the Syracuse police blotter
January 16 Caller advises car sitting sideways in roadway near airport J , Lady on station to report she went to grocery store and when arriving home discovered her pocketbook missing. Caller requests information from Ligonier in reference to legal age to operate snowmobile on roadways; was advised must have a driver’s license. January 17 Ambulance dispatched to Syracuse industry for an industrial accident. Lady called in reference to keys which were lost last p.m. Car reported sitting in roadway on CRS6. Caller requesting information regarding ticket received on snowmobile operating. Ambulance dispatched to local doctor’s office for transportation to Goshen Hospital.
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SPEAKING OF the Custers, Dwight’s brother. Dale, will be flying with Airline World Airlines in Oakland, Calif. He is presently in a six-week training session and will make his first flight at the end of February. Mrs. Custer said they will be staying in Milford to see how the job will turn out and will not
Car in ditch east of Prep School site. Vehicle abandoned at Ogden Island. Cromwell Fire Department responded to call at Enchanted* Hills. Ambulance dispatched to Harborside Condominiums. January 18 Curve reported as very slick at east end of Main Street. Subject on station in reference to information needed on building boat house on lake. Subject on station regarding permit for trailer. Ambulance enroute to Goshen Hospital. Advised two subjects removing tires from a parked vehicle. Ambulance dispatched for heart patient. Advised man sitting in car in front of Syracuse business for two hours, eithenasleep or ill. Dispatch given on stolen truck.
make any more decisions until later about whether or not they should move to another location. —o— IT IS hard to believe but they actually held a winter road run at Ox Bow park in Elkhart County last Sunday. »«Homer Miller of Our Town
Ambulance needed at Haviland Trailer Coiirt. Accident reported on road 530E, hit utility pole. Twenty calls were received in reference to no lights Bonar Lake, South Shore, Waco Drive, Enchanted Hills. CB’er reported green Maverick in ditch on East Shore and Pickwick Road. January 19 Complaint made of intoxicated driver. Caller complains of loud party on Bowser Road. Car fire at legion site. Subject on station regarding green Maverick in ditch.
Syracuse Town Board seeking board member
The Syracuse Town Board is short one member. John R. Cripe, president, said the board is still seeking a person for that position. He commented, “We’ve acknowledged we do not have a board member from that area. We’ve been so busy, we haven’t done anything about it.” Currently on the board are Cripe, Darrell Grisamer, Paul Isbell and Forrest Smith. The spot to be filled is from the ward of Clifford Nicodemus, who resigned last year to move to California. ‘ Clifford’s ward, ward five, TRACTOR BREAKS DOWN One of the tractors clearing off Milford streets broke down this morning (Wednesday) on Main Street. Approximately five inches of snow fell over the area early this morning keeping the snow plows busy. Even more snow is expected by tonight. 'Excellent' year at State Bank James E. Caskey, President, State Bank of Syracuse reports that the State Bank of Syracuse had an excellent year in 1978. Caskey reported that earnings were up substantially over previous years, and the bank continues to experience excellent growth with total footings reaching almost $30,000,000 at year-end 1978. Caskey and the board of directors are very appreciative of the fine support the bank has received from the local community and the bank anticipates another excellent year in 1979. kS-ss®| ECHO CHAIN SAWS From $119.95 Wanted: Trade-Ins! SPECIAL 0H BAR & CHAIN OH $ 3 ,0 <s«i. RUCH MOWER SERVICE Under New Ownership 18-5 Mon.-Sat. I 457-3044 I Wowasee Village Syracuse
came in second. Other runnersSn the open three-miler were Rah Baumgartner, who came in 12th, and Bill Troup. Awards went to the top 10 finishers. A one-mile division was held for children. The event was sponsored by the Y Runners Club of Elkhart. DAN LEVERNIER was honored again this year for being a distinguished member of the Midwestern United Life Insurance Company’s staff. He joined the firm in 1951. —O'SPRING CAN’T be far away. Members of the baseball boosters will meet at 7 p.m. next Monday night in the junior high school to elect new officers. « -o- 5 “WE NEED you!” is the plea being issued by those in charge of the coming EMS benefit bazaar sponsored by the citizens of this community. The bazaar is a community effort and all are needed to make it a success. The junior high school gym is
Subject on station reference bad check. Caller advised road hazard with car sitting at South Main and Portland. Accident reported at Roads 1000 and 300E. Accident reported at SR 13 and Kosciusko-Elkhart County Line Road. January 20 CB’er reported an accident on old Road 8. Street departments advised the crew will be out with plows at 4 am. Caller advised water coming into her house. ®
. includes the area behind Klink’s Supermarket and including the Turtle Bay Trailer Park. At the present time, Cripe said “no names are in the hat.” He added, “If a name came up and it was someone who was capable, it would certainly be nice to have a full board.” Cripe said, however, the board is concerned about finding the right individual. “I’m concerned about the community and the town. It’s a lot of hassle for the money.” If any person is interested in the position, he or she should contact any board member or the Republican Central Committee. Bender installed by Kiwanians Members of the Milford Kiwanis Club officially installed their secretary, Richard Bender, at the regular meeting last Friday in the fire station. Sherman Bryant opened the meeting in the usual form. Several inter-club guests were from Goshen, Wawasee and Lakeland Kiwanis clubs. Blake of the Kosciusko oTunty Probation Department was guest speaker. His topic was “Juvenile Rehabilitation and was centered on a rehabilitation center for Kosciusko County. Extinguish car fire Syracuse firemen responded to an early morning call this morning (Wednesday) at 113 West Carroll Street, Syracuse, for a car fire. Damage to the vehicle was estimated at SI,OOO with exact cause of the fire unknown. Life’s hardest task: living each day by the Golden Rule.
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big and the committee in charge hopes to fill it with items for sale. If you haven’t picked a project yet, how about doing so now! —o— Photos that appear throughout this column were taken early this morning by Mail-Journal photographer Bob List.
Subject on station for gun permit. Subject on station with wrench found at scene of recent ambulance run. believes belongs to local department. January 21 Lost dog reported — black LabTerrier, medium size, no tags. Thief reported at local residence. Thirteen-year-old runawayyouth reported, has been found
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They show the beauty of the snows that fell early this morning. as well as the work which the snow created for the street department. It never occurs'to some that others have sense enough to manage their own affairs.
and being returned. Possible breaking and entering at Milford area business. Caller advised there is a car in ditch on Syracuse-Milford Road. January 22 Load of salt and sand on station for local department. Subject am station regarding truck in clty\arking lot with two dogs in front -yeat. been there for sometime. • Lost dog reported.
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