The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 November 1979 — Page 20

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., November 28,1879

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16.000 DAMAGE TO GARY JOHNSON'S BLAZER

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63,000 DAMAGE TO CHERYL MILLER S AUTO

Charges pending after two-car collision Friday

A two-car collision Friday evening, Nov. 23, at 6:30 p.m. .involved two Syracuse youths and a Ligonier man. Gary L, Johnson, 29, 900 S Martin St., Ligonier, was arrested for desregarding a stop sign and unreasonable speed. Additional charges in connection with the accident are pending, according to state police. The Syracuse youths, Cheryl A. Miller, 16. 70163 CR 33 Syracuse, driver of the auto and her cousin Jeffrey Miller, 16, 16815 US 6 Syracuse, a passenger, were northbound on CR 33. three miles north of Syracuse, when the accident occurred. Johnson was traveling west on CR 50 and disregarded the stop

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sign at CR 33. His 1977 Chevrolet Blazer struck the Miller auto in the right rear panel and then continued across CR 33 striking a tree. Johnson remained pinned in the blazer for a short period of time before freed by firemen. Johnson sustained a broken nose, multipule facial lacerations and a concussion and was transported to Goshen Hospital by the Syracuse Emergency Medical Service. Jeffrey Miller was treated at the scene for a bump on the head. Damage to Miller’s 1978 Ford Fairmont was set at $3,000 and $6,000 to the 1977 Blazer owned by Johnson. At the accident scene were Benton Township and Syracuse Fire Departments. Jackson Township and Syracuse Ambulances, State Troopers George Mains and Mel Eash and Elkhart County Officer Gary Shireman.

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Sands named to replace Lee

Richard W. Sand, was formally sworn in as Kosciusko Circuit Court judge, Tuesday, Nov. 27, at 10 a.m. after receiving approval by Governor Otis R. Bowen, M D Kosciusko County Superior Court Judge Robert Burner presided at the ceremony. Sand, 49, r 9 Warsaw, has filled the unexpired term of Judge Gene B. Lee, who resigned effective Monday, 26 to become a federal court magistrate. (Judge Lee was inducted at a public ceremony in the United States Post Office and Federal Building at Fort Wayne, Tuesday at 4 p.m.) Sand has served as pro-tern judge while Lee and his wife, Mary, were vacationing in Greece. He has been a lifetime resident of Warsaw and is a 1948 graduate of Warsaw High School. He has served in the United States Marine Corps from 1948-1952 including duty in Korea. Sand was a Kosciusko County deputy sheriff from 1952-1955. In 1958 he received a bachelor of science degree from Indiana University and he received his law degree from there in 1960. Since then he has been associated with the law firm of Rockhill, Kennedy, Pinnick. Sand, Bent andPequignot. Sand is a former city attorney and a former trustee of the

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Warsaw Elks Lodge. He is also a member of the United Methodist Church. He and his wife, Carol, have four, children, Mrs, William (Cathy) Bales. Leesburg; Mrs. Gael D.j (Lissa) Munson HI, Warsaw: Michael Sand. Fort Wayne; and Scott, at home

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Milford's Main Street

IT WOULD seem the Thanksgiving holiday slowed most things down; a week to pause before beginning the rush of the Christmas season. Don't forget to shop at home this year! Soon parties will begin, already the pages of this newspaper are full of ads offering gifts for everyone and clubs and organizations are announcing party plans. It promises to be a fun-filled holiday but don't forget why we celebrate Christ mas! —o— SPEAKING ABOUT Christmas $ 1,250 damage in two house fires Tuesday Syracuse firemen were called to the Keith Johnson residence. CR 1250 N, Tuesday, November 27. at 4:25 a.m. An electrical cord shorted out, igniting the stairsteps. Damage was estimated at SI,OOO. At 4:09 p.m. Tuesday,* firemen were dispatched to a residence on East Chicago Street behind the Pacer Service Station when a furnace backfired and blew the smokestack off the house. Damage from that incident was approximately $250.

you may want to mark your calendar for December 10. That’s the night the annual junior high Christmas program will be held. Time: 6:30p.m. —O'work CONTINUES on the remodeling project at the Myers home on Henry Street in Our Town. Mrs. C. S Myers plans to return to Milford, having sold her home on Syracuse Lake. She hopes to make the move around the first of the year -oHOW ABOUT those Warriors! They deserve praise for the determination they put into the game last Friday as they defeated the Mishawaka Cavemen 58-54 after being down 26-4 in the second quarter. —O—HAPPY NOVEMBER 29 birthday to Ron Baumgartner. Leesa Bushong and William Burgett. And, happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs Dean Dowty. November 30 is the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Biller, their loth, if our memory serves us correctly. December 1 is the birthday of Peg Campbell and Robert Pifer. Barbara Sorensen will

celebrate her birthday on December 2. December 3 is the birthday of Stan Scott and Jonathan Beer. And, Donald Bice. Sr., will celebrate his birthday on December 5. -o— A COLLEGE professor of logic was attempting to teach his young son the principles of clear thinking and the necessity for defining all terms. He pointed to a wall clock which had just struck the hour. e* “Now if I were to take a hammer and smash, the clock." he said. " could I be arrested for killing time?” “No,” said the lad without a moment’s hesitation. “It would be self-defense. ”

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The professor frowned. “How do you figure that out?” “Because," answered the boy. “the clock struck first.” -oTHE PROMISED snow fell and many think we were living -v in a winter wonderland last evening. Most of it was gone from the roads by this morning and while the ground was white this morning it didn’t have near the sparkle it had last night. Drivers did get a taste of winter driving this morning and a number of youngsters made snowmen this morning as they waited for school buses to arrive as the white men were scattered about the countryside in the early morning hours.