The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 April 1979 — Page 20

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed.. April 25, 1979

Milford's Main Street

WOW! WHAT about this weather? Spring has finally arrived. Many farmers are finished with their plowing and some are planting corn. Area residents are beginning to work in their gardens and yards and flowers are blooming. Small green buds appear on the trees. All are indications that winter is leaving and spring is the victor once again ... we knew it would win all the time! —o— THE LIBRARY will be closed next Tuesday, May 1, to allow the librarians to attend the district meeting in South Bend. —o— LORENE SPEARMAN, former Wawasee High School track star and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spearman of r 5 Syracuse, is on the injured list at lowa State University. Lorene pulled a tendon in her foot during the Arkansas Relays on March 31. Mrs. Spearman said they are hoping Lorene will be able to run in the Drake Relays to be held in Des Moines, lowa. -oBIRTHDAYS THIS week include Rich Wuthrich and Jeffery Roose, Robert Hoerr, George Lantz, Charles Teeple and Joseph F. Beer 1, all on April 26. Thursday is also the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McClintic. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sorensen and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolferman will celebrate their wedding anniversaries on Friday. Teresa Beer and Gary Bray will celebrate their birthdays. Saturday, Apnl 28, is the birthday of Cristy Speicher and Roger Baumgartner 11. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bucher will observe their wedding anniversary on April 29. Observing their birthdays on that day will be Richard Fairchild and Mary Helene Levernier. Mr. and Mrs. George Haab and Mrs. and Mrs. Arthur (Ted) Baumgartner will celebrate their wedding anniversaries on Monday, April 30, while Tina Clouse and Betty Hamilton will observe their birthdays. May 1 is the wedding anniversary of Mr- and Mrs. Neil Olsen and the birthday of Jan Kizer and Phil Beer. May 2 is the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Levernier. -o— WE RECENTLY asked a fellow staff member, who hails from a large city, to take a walk -SAVE Vi ■ || th? [J By Creoling Your Own Heirloom /J Trimmings'! C° me See MY MOV?, STORE Bridal Fabrics Arriving Daily . . . Mother Os The ' Bride Plus BridesMaids. Let MY store He| p Plan Your Wedding. _, M Store ■to UPTOWN SYRACUSE

Ray Buhrt GENERAL CONTRACTOR Residential & Commercial Building Phone: 457-3431 Road 13, Syracuse

Helping others is part of being a Christian — benefit basketball game Friday, April 27, Milford Junior High School gym. Milford Christian Church vs Collamer United Church of Christ. Proceeds to Inner City Mission in Fort Wayne. • Sunday School — 9:30 AM • Morning Worship Services — '0:30 A.M. (Services For All Ages Nursery Through Adult) MHH9k 9H| • Sunday Evening Services At 7 P M. ™ • Family Night Bible Study and Wild West Program —7 P.M. Ife Wednesday M wW OrwJHH • ?'• Ims Robert Green wood Richard Brouillette Minister Associate Minister MILFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Fourth And Henry Streets 658-9151 Milford

down Milford’s Main Street and tell us what she found. Her comments follow: "Coming from a town that no longer has a basic heritage look, makes me a little sad to look at the buildings around here. "There is charm in some of the old buildings that have become somewhat run down and bricked up. Take some time and look a the skill that went into the design, the beautiful stone masonary. "Think of your families who at one time used those same buildings before you came into being. It’s just a little sad that in time, these buildings too. will pass away.” She also had these comments: "It looks like spring is here. Walking down Main Street in s Milford you can see the signs — potato plants and onion sets in front of Campbell’s Market; lawnmowers on the sidewalk at the hardware and plants sitting in the window of Amazing Motors just w aiting to be taken home and planted." —O'CLARK CHARLTON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Charlton,

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RECEIVES CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION — Earl Oaks, an independent insurance agent, spoke to the Wawasee Kiwanis Club at their recent meeting. Oaks stated that the purpose of insurance is to protect the assets that you have and (he assets that you plan to have. The most important point made, was that in filing a claim, you need to prove that you have a loss. Awarding the certificate is Carl Freel. left, a member of the Wawasee Kiwanis.

Walker, Ray enrolled at Ball State

Douglas Walker and Michael C. Ray, seniors at Wawasee High School, have been accepted for admission to Ball State University. Muncie, recently. Walker, the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Walker. North Webster, plans to major in radio broadcasting and journalism while at Ball State. For the past two years, he has been the sports editor and columnist “Walker’s Other World" for Wawasee’s school newspaper and has been a

Leesburg, was selected king over the annual seventh grade party at the Warsaw Middle School last Friday night. Ed is a graduate of Milford High School and the family is well known in this area. —0VAN BUREN Township Trustee Walter Wuthrich reports assessing is slow and people Only have until May 15 to report. Persons may stop at the Wuthrich home on Catherine Street between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday. All dogs must have tags and truck caps must be reported. -o— MILFORD TOWNSMAN George Auer observed his 86th birthday on Monday and boasts of the good life that he and Lillie, his wife of 68 years, have had. They have 14 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. —O'SHAWN LOWERY and Karen Howard, sophomores at Wawasee High School, terviewed our publisher Monday in preparation for a paper they must write for their "Careers" course, with Mr. Caldwell as instructor.

sports correspondent for The Mail-Journal. Walker’s hobbies include golf, scuba diving and soccer. Ray, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ray, North Webster, will major in photography and business at Ball State. The head photographer for Wawasee’s school paper for the past two years. Ray recently won a Gold key for outstanding achievement in photography in a contest sponsored by Scholastic Magazines and Kodak. Ray’s hobbies include swimming, yard work and corresponding with pen pals in Australia and Japan. Both seniors are the hosts of “The Morning Mayors' Breakfast Club," a daily program on the high school radio station. Old age makes us wiser and more foolish. -John Ray. We hope to grow old, and yet we dread old age. -Jean De La Bruyere.

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