The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 August 1979 — Page 24

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., August 15,1979

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Milford Republicans nominate full slate for Town Board

Milford Republicans met Monday evening in the Milford Fire Station and nominated a full slalte of officers to appear on the town ballot on November 6. Nominated were: Ward I — Bruce McClintic of Meadow View Ward II — Joe O. Estep of North Main Street Ward 111 — Mrs. Wayne (Barbara) Richardson of South Main Street Clerk-treasurer — Mrs. Alex (Maria) Lozano.of South Main Street Current board member Dr. T.

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THE MILFORD Emergency Medical Service members have added new equipment to their service — green lights. So, if at some time you see a car with a flashing green light, is is one of Milford’s friendly EMTs responding to an emergency. It is hoped that the green lights will help speed the response time to emergencies and everyone is asked to respect and give the right-of-way when necessary. EMTs have difficulties, especially at intersections, at SR 15 and going through town. Please remember the Milford EMTs are trying their best to give the citizens of Our Town the best emergency services possible. —o— AND SPEAKING of the EMTs, a basic class will be starting in September at the Goshen Hospital with another class in February. The Milford unit is always looking for new members. Persons who are interested in becoming EMTs or drivers should contact John Perry at the drugstore. ■ -o— DO YOU know what upper crust is? Thrifty housewives used

I< . - V-* CHUCK MYERS C.S. Myers Ford Milford — Syracuse Up T 0... >SOO FACTORY REBATES On 79 Fords Until August 20

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A. Miller was nominated for reelection but declined the nomination. A total of 40 persons attended the meeting chaired by Harold Young. Mrs. Norman Lovell served as secretary-treasurer. Members of the Democrat party will meet tonight (Wednesday) in the fire station to nominate candidates to fill their slate. Prior to the opening of the meeting those present discussed the changing of ward lines in two and three from Emeline Street to Catherine Street, then voted to leave the lines as they were.

the cheapest flour for the bottom crust of pies and the more expensive kind on the top where it showed — therefore the term upper crust! —o— OUR PUBLISHER called it “graduation.” He was referring to his 6* ? mile run Sunday from the Syracuse city park to his home in Milford with son Ron. Ron had already run 16*2 miles when the duo started for home. —o— WE RE INDEBTED to Jerry Graff for a May 24 issue of the Star Herald, an Englishspeaking newspaper published in Panama. It’s a six- and eightcolumn paper with virtually no display advertising and a few classified ads, but long on world news. Jerry has been stationed in Panama for a number of years, is the son of Al Graff of Milford. We are frequent recipients of far-away newspapers of this type and are always thankful that former residents remember us. Newspapers approach to news ahd their makeup are as varied from country to country as can be and this is of interst to us here at The Mail-Journal. —o— WE SEE nothing necessarily incongruous in seeing an Amishman on a ladder siding the Catholic Church on North Main Street in Milford. And, the siding is really a marked improvement to the church as church members continue their efforts to remodel the old factory building and turn' it into a beautiful church to worship in. —o—- — BIRTHDAY to Bob Greenwood and Eric Beer who share an August 16 birthdate. And to Bob Hurd, JoEllen Miller and Max Duncan. They share August 17 birthdays. August 18 is the wedding an-

During the meeting Town Marshal David Hobbs arrived to • tell yiose at the meeting of the .town board’s decision to proceed with changing the ward lines. However, Republicans present decided to continue with the nominations based on the current lines. If the lines were to be changed it would have no effect on the candidates nominated. Current town board members are: Ward I, James Brooks, Republican; Ward 11, Mrs. Glen (Jean) Treesh, Democrat; Ward 111, Dr. T. A. Miller, Republican; and clerk-treasurer Mrs. James (Margaret) Brooks.

niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Berkeypile and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Treesh. Mr. and Mrs. John Bushong and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Zimmerman. Jr., will celebrate wedding anniversaries on August 19 and Irene Sumpter will observe her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Pickerell and Mr. and Mrs. Don Wolferman were married on August 20. August 21 is the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Haab, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Baumgartner and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Keiper. Joe Ostendorf, Jr., and Jan Treesh will observe their birthdays. And, on August 22, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Stump and Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Miller will celebrate their wedding anniversaries while Mabie Mishler, Brandon Bucher and Carmen Acton will observe their birthdays. SYour Personal MONEY Management You may be able to save more money if you save more of the right sort of things. The Consumer Credit Institute, a counseling service of over 800 consumer finance companies, has some suggestions on what you should save. ♦ * ♦ Make certain you know where you can find valuable papers including car title, insurance, mortgage, birth certificates, loan tables, savings books, etc. ♦ * * For insurance purposes, prepare a household inventory list. Try to include everything, room by room, along with each item’s cost and place of purchase. “A bore is a person who talks when you wish him to listen." Ambrose Bierce "It is well for the heart to be naive and for the mind not to be." Anatole France

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