The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 October 1978 — Page 13
Hook's to sponsor 'Viol of Life'
In a few weeks, Hook Drugs, Inc., will be launching a statewide family emergency Smallwood in 'Fleetex 2-78' Navy Aviation Antisubmarine Warfare Operator Airman Jeffrey L. Smallwood, son of Keith J. and Marian V. Smallwood of box 294 Syracuse, recently participated in exercise "Fleetex 278” in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. He is a member of Patrol Squadron 19, based at the Naval Air Station, Moffett Field, Calif. The 12-day "Fleetex 2-78” involved more than 14,000 personnel, 36 ships and 250 aircraft from Great Britain, Canada, New Zealand and the United States. Designed to provide essential combined training in naval warfare operations, this exercise took place off the Washington, Oregon and southern California coasts. Missile firings were conducted at the Pacific Missile Test Center, Point Mugu. Calif. “Fleetex 2-78” was under overall command of Vice Admiral Samuel L. Gravely, Jr, USN, commander of the U.S. Third Fleet. Major at-sea commanders included Rear Admiral R. E. Kirksey. USN, Commander, Carrier Group Three; Rear Admiral W. H. Rowden, USN, Commander, Cruiser-Destroyer Group Three and Rear Admiral R. R. Squires, Royal Navy, flag officer of the First Flotilla. A 1976 graduate of Wawasee High School, Smallwood joined the Navy in August 1976.
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health information service known as the “Vial of Life.” This program has been used successfully in many communities throughout the nation and since have had many inquiries to help support local programs. Hooks have decided to give it full sponsorship and coverage throughout the state network of 236 stores in 74 counties. The Vial of Life program simply advocates the storage of a clear plastic prescription vial into every home’s refrigerator, placing into it, readily available emergency health information for every family member. Since every home has a refrigerator such information is always secure and easy to find, as compared to a wallet or purse. Precious time is not wasted by rescue personnel looking for this information. Although the Vial of Life was originally designed for assistance to older and handicapped people, it is recommended for all members of the family — especially those with special medical problems: allergies, hypertension, diabetes, necessary medication, etc. ARRESTED ON PI Hanson B. Anderson, 46, r 4 Syracuse, was arrested last Thursday for public intoxication. He was released on $l5O bond. MILFORD YOUTH JAILED A 17-year-old Milford youth was held at the Kosciusko County Jail over the week end on a battery charge.
Letters to the editor
Came away disappointed
Dear Editor: Last night 1 attended the meeting at Wawasee High School where the public had a chance to meet the candidates for election to the School Board and hear their views. I came away from that meeting very disappointed. Not a single candidate expressed any real intention of trying to make any significant reductions in spending. As far as I am concerned, a vote for any of them is a vote for _the continuation of the present policy of spend,spend, spend. I guess the California taxpayers were right in passing Proposition 13. They finally realized that the only way they could stop runaway spending by their elected officials was to limit the amount of tax money they could collect. It is apparent to me that the rest of the states are going to have to adopt similar measures. For government spending at all levels, local, state, and federal, must not only be curbed but
Nearly all will be deceived
Dear Editor: These enlightening remarks are from Straight Talk, Spotlight, Review of the News, and Christian T V. or Radio Broadcasts. A great world power will come and nearly all will be deceived, even the elite. Dr. Mclntire of the 20th Century Reformation Hour is not deceived. The John Birch Educational Society is not deceived, nor is the American Party of Indiana deceived. These three organizations are trying desperately to save the American free enterprise system and all the other freedoms the Constitution provided. God is the author of liberty and freedom. Freedom is everybody’s business, your business, my business, the church’s business and those who will not fight for their freedom do not deserve their freedom. A world power controlled by a Communist National Police force will be a great deterant to God’s plan of salvation for millions of Accident in Warsaw when truck slides Lisa A. Cavert, 32, r 2 Leesburg, started to stop for a vehicle ahead when she lost control of her truck on a slick spot, late Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 18. As the Cavert truck slid forward, it hit an auto driven by Dulcena M. Walls, 40, r 7 Warsaw. The accident was in the 700 block of North Detriot St:, Warsaw. Both vehicles were heading north on Detriot St., according to police. The slick spot was reportedly fuel oil which spilled onto a state road. Damage to the Cavert truck was estimated at S3OO and SSO to the Wall car. Warsaw City Police Captain Jon Hershberger investigated.
Lifelong resident of Kosciusko County, graduated from Atwood High School, and attended Butler University. Al and his wife Sandra (Witham) have three children, Aaron 18, Nanette 17, and Nicole 11. PAST BUSINESS EXPERIENCE: Family retail food business, independent distributor of County Line Cheese, sales representative for. Creighton Brothers, and assists his wife with the operation of the Atwood Case. LAW ENFORCEMENT: Approximately 8 years experience with the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Dept.; several Indiana State Police training schools ; Hooks Drug School; member of the Indiana Sheriff’s Association; serves as chief of the Harrison-Prairie Township Vol. Fire Department. SOCIAL: Masons, Scotish Rite, Shrine, and Moose Lodge. This Ad Paid For By Rovenstine For Sheriff Committee, Doug Hoffer, Treasurer, Box 599 Warsaw, Ind. 46580
drastically rolled back, if we are to survive as a nation with the freedoms which we cherish. I realize that the education of our youth is one of our greatest responsibilities. But you don’t accomplish this- by simply dumping large chunks of money into buildings and equipment. You accomplish it with dedicated teachers implementing an educational program aimed directly at teaching every student the basic fundamentals. This school system has a lot of extra-curricular activities, and they are very active. But if too much time is spent on these activities, there might not be enough time left to learn the basics. When these young people graduate and go out seeking a job, their prospective employers couldn't care less about their ability to play volleyball or paint a T-shirt. But they do want them to be able to read, write, spell, and do arithmetic. E. F. Rogers
unsaved souls .So keep your faith and trust in the promises of God, and help support those organizations that are trying to turn the tide against evil in America. Strangely enough, such things as E.R.A., Women’s Lib, and Homosexuality are in violation to God’s word. For example, E R A. causes women to be dissatisfied with their God-given position of love, respect, dignity and honor to her husband and family. Women are deceived into thinking the attractive sinful things of the world can give them more than God has promised them. Family neglect and moral decline results. John 8:38 says, “Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free.” Cicero said, “It is impossible to know the truth and not be held responsible.” As Christians, we must look up, live our faith, stand firm for the right, and fight the evil in our midst. Byron Ulrich Rt. #2 Milford, IN Daniel Richcreek skids, hits city guard rail Daniel L. Richcreek, 16, r 1 Leesburg, skidded into a guard rail in the 800 block of North Lake St., Warsaw, at 7:30 a.m., Monday, Oct. 23. According to police, while Richcreek was attempting to negotiate a curve, his front wheels skidded out of control. Unable to turn the wheel the Richcreek auto struck the guard rail. Warsaw City Patrolman Paul Schmitt investigated Damage to the 1976 Richcreek truck was estimated at $2,200 damage. The guard rail, owned by the City of Warsaw, was bent and broken.
TO YOU THE VOTER OF w KOSCIUSKO COUNTY || I Rovenstine E ■ Pledges P; Courteous and impartial, yet firm and efficient law enforcement. R A candidate that is not drawing a tax paid pension. L A commitment to do everything in my power to assure that in the future a Deputy Sheriff is not forced to give up W his job to run for public office. A To cooperate with all existing ” local and, state law en- N forcement agencies. To better ■■ serve the people of Kosciusko ■ County to utilize tax dollars rUn [ more efficiently. q To be a sheriff for ALL w Kosciusko County. gl To be available to work with “ the young people, with a goal E of reversing the alarming rate ■■ of juvenile crime in the D county. H I ASK FOR YOUR VOTE I ■ Thank YOU F I C. AL ROVEHSTIHE F ■ ■■■■■■■■ ■■ MUBOBOB BB ■BBUOB
Michael Yoder arrested for home burglaries Michael Allen Yoder, 18, r 1 Syracuse, was arrested by state police last Thursday in connection with the burglary of four homes in the Ogden Island area, Syracuse. Yoder is suspected of having stolen two guns, a camera, some money and alcoholic beverages from the homes of Dr. Steven P. Hunt, r 1 Syracuse; Jerry Smith, Syracuse; David Hyman, Marion; and Donald Morris, Indianapolis. State Trooper James Springer said the thefts occurred between noon and 3 p.m. last Tuesday and again sometime Wednesday. Items taken from the four homes were valued at approximately $550. Yoder was held at county jail on the charge of burglary and no bond was set. Council approves land purchase Kosciusko County Council approved a real estate purchase of $270,000 for government expansion last Thursday in Warsaw. County commissioners first approved the purchase two weeks ago. Final approval had to come from the council. Included in the transaction were properties owned by: Seth Yeiter, the Hartsock-Blue Bell building at Lake and Main streets, $65,000; Maurice (Jake) Menzie, home at Main and Buffalo streets, $48,250, and Menzie auto dealership located on Main Street near the corner of Main and High streets, $126,750; and Norman and Robert Clay, home backing part of the Blue Bell building and facing Washington Street, $30,000. The Clay purchase will be paid out of funds already appropriated for land acquisition in the commissioner’s budget ($170,000). The remaining purchases will be made from funds the council will appropriate November 16 from the county’s cumulative courthouse fund. The land purchased will be used to expand the present jail and county office facilities. Heater causes *2OO damages Syracuse firemen were called to the home df Melvin Greider, 212 E. Carrol St., Syracuse, last Thursday at 2:07 p.m. A housefire, caused by a covered heater that overheated, resulted in S2OO damage. Firemen extinguished the fire and aired the house. Truck jackknifes in attempt to miss car At 5:45 a.m., Tuesday, a southbound semi tractor jackknifed at the intersection of SR 15 an<j CR1350, north of Milford. According to information received, the truck driver was attempting to avoid a collision with an auto driven by Willard Templin, Milford. There were no injuries. State police investigated the accident.
■A i-sSSe JBN Bl'BbuiflA X H|L f JIM I CAMPAIGNING IN AREA — Last Saturday proved to a popular day for political candidates as they switched into high gear for the coming election November 7. < Above, the Democrats came out at the Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner held at the Shrine building in Warsaw. From left, are Jack L. New, state treasurerand guest speaker; Floyd J. Fithian, running in Second District for U. S. Congress; and Mayor H. Dale Tucker, master of ceremonies. In the bottom photo, these Republicans stopped in Syracuse as a part of their Republican Caravan which spanned the county. From left, are: C. Al Rovenstine. candidate for Kosciusko County Sheriff; Harry Van Hernert, candidate for Turkey Creek Township Assessor; Avis B. Gunter, candidate for Kosciusko County Assessor; and Thames Mauzy. candidate for state representative.
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Rural Syracuse resident injured Terry C. Skaggs, r 3 Syracuse, was taken to Goshen Hospital last Wednesday evening after a two car collision on US 33, east of Briarwood Boulevard, Goshen. The accident, resulting in SIO,OOO damage, occurred when Joan Mast, 35, Goshen, driving a 1977 Dodge, swerved and braked to miss a car which pulled into her lane. Her auto spun around into the oncoming Skaggs car. The Goshen driver, who was thrown into the back seat of her auto, sustained neck and left shoulder injuries and Skaggs, who was wearing a safety seat belt, sustained bruises of the ribs. Auction Tale At a recent auction, the auctioneer said: “Sold to the lady with her husband’s hand over her mouth. ” Spaghetti Sauce Spaghetti was introduced to Europe by Marco Polo at the end of the 13th century in the form of the Chinese noodle. But spaghetti sauce didn’t arrive from the New World until two centuries later.
OArea Women Are Invited ■ To Share In < The Christian Woman “T Spectrum Os Silhouettes”' j Saturday, Nov. 4 9 A.M.-3:30 P.M. ■ Come — Share This Special Day With Us • Morning Worship Services — JF 10:30 A.M. (Services For All Ages. Nursery Through p/ , fl® Adult) - J • Sunday Evening Services At l| 7PM ' V W * family Night Bible Study And SwlL * Wild West Program —7 P.M. -. Wednesday T»1 Robert Greenwood Richard Brouillette Minister Associate Minister MILFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Fourth And Henry Streets 658-9151 Milford
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V Its v y ] Downtown Milford f forthe\ < / r TRICK OR \ V . TREATERS Candy — Costumes Candles — Masks l> Make Up Kits 1 Decorating X Items / /v'.z — OPEN— Akk 9-6 Mon.-Thurs. 9-8 Fri. & Sat.
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