The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 February 1981 — Page 18

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., February 11,1981

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OI K PHOT(» this week is a bit different It isn’t one from our collection of old photographs but was taken this week by one of our photographers * The sign tells the story;. Someone look 26.2 gallons of gasoline from the truck between Thursday noon and Saturday morning. Kaiser, therefore decided to help the next time by opening his own self-service station, a Umque one at that .' . -oWITH THIS column we are serving notice that Saturday is Valentine's day. Don’t forget your sweetheart. Show her lor him > how you feel! s Going along with this, a special service will be held at the Christian Church on Sunday evening with married couples

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present repeating their wedding vows -oWOHO’S JAY Gould (he is one of the past MAD ( itiien of the Year banquet speakers) will celebrate his noth birthday with a public celebration at Southtown Mall. Fort Wayne, on Monday. Feb. 16. at 11:3® am. according to Daniel F. Friel. Jr., vice president and general manager of the station. "Jay Gould has been an important part of WOWOIand since he joined the station in 1938." said Fnel "It is our hope* that everyone who remembers growing up listening to Jay will come out to Southtown Mall on the 16th and join in this public celebration " \ttending the celebration, to which the general public is insited. will be Mas or Winfield Moses, who will present a proclamation on behalf of the city. In addition, \ancy Lee and the Hilltoppers will be performing Hob Sievers and all tKe rest oil the WOWO air personalities. will be present as well. All attending will have an opportunity to meet Jay personally. and will be served birthday cake and ice cream -oWHFX W E published the photo of the Masons last week we

inadvertenUy left off the name of Jerry Phillips, the junior warder Phillips was not present when the photo was taken. -0WITH THIS week’s mail comes a letter from Mrs. Harry B. Funk of Lebanon, Oreg. She says they are enjoying the warmest winter she can remember in the 36 years of living in Oregon They had snow on December 3 that lasted less than 24 hours and it didn’t even cover the ground. Fog. however, has continued to be a bother there, causing manyaccidents. -O'DALE RINK has been substituting the past several days for route 1 mail carrier Leon Newman. —O'PEOPLE HAVE said that Milford is a sleeping community, in fact, some have said it is a dying community. We disagree and would like to ask the people making those statements to take a drive through the community and the area around it in the early morning hours, say between 6 and 7. On our way to work Mondaymorning we took special note of the area southeast of Milford. Thirty years ago there were few houses on Waubee Lake, only a few summer cabins here and there. Now the entire lake is surrounded by homes New houses, built within the last five to 10 years dot the countryside. And. at an earlymorning hour many lights are on to indicate the households are not sleeping but are awake and preparing for the daylight hours. Many people leave for work long before the sun makes an appearance. We met a school bus on our way to town as the driver started out to begin his route. It reminded this writer of the fact Our Town will soon have a new junior high school under construction. The thought of the old high school being tom down brings a tear to our eyes but as we remember the dimly lit hallways and the condition of the building we know our memories will long outlive the structure At a bam we see a tank truck, making its rounds to pick up milk — milk that will be used for cheese and butter and other milk products as well as cartons of milk which will soon line the grocery shelves. And coming in to town we find the community is waking up and our lights fall on the new community building, something the citizens of Our Tow n can be proud of since it is a community project with many people working there We could go on but we won’t.... we'll just ask that our readers take a look around! Milford is a good community in which to live. Ture. it is not growing by leaps and bounds, but it isn't dying either! —o— WHAT ABOUT this weather' 1 Just when we thought winter might be taming down a bit we get this "interesting snow storm Singrey's vehicle strikes van » A vehicle operated by Chad A. Sangrey. 24. r 1 Leesburg, struck a van driven by Douglas R Greene. 17. 1916 Robin Dr . Warsaw, Wednesday. Feb 4. at 7:10 am Kosciusko CountyPolice report Greene was pulling onto Old Road 30 from Phillips Road when his vehicle started to stall Smgrey. who was eastbound. was unable to avoid hitting him because of icy road conditions Damage to the vehicles was estimated between S2OO and SI,OOO

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