The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 June 1979 — Page 15

' B > BBk wi YOUNGEST OF THE CLAN — Bernie Beer, co-owner of McCormick Motors in Nappanee, is the youngest of the Beers* children. Bernie celebrates his birthday on December 25. Beer — (Continued from page 14) Mary Married to Carl Fiechter, a farmer in Bluffton, she and her husband have five children: Don. his wife Sue and daughter Heidi; Rick, his wife Beth and Todd; James and Lynn, who are both single; and daughter Ann. married to Kris Frauhiger. Fourth daughter and fifth child. Becky, is married to Arnold Doll, and is owner of Doll s Decorating in Milford They have three sons with Dan presently enrolled at the University of Georgia in Athens. Ga. working on his PhD in bio-chemistry Dave is married to the former Bobbie Bowser and works in the maintenance department at Dalton Foundry in Warsaw. Dick is a student at' Milford Junior High. Second son and sixth child is Alan, who is the only Beer child to pursue advanced education. Dr. Alan Beer, his wife Dorothy, and their four children. Michael and Betsy in high school and Margaret and Laura in junior high, are in the process of moving from Dallas, Texas, to Ann Arbor. Mich. Dr. Beer will be chairman and professor heading the department of obstetrics and gynecology at the new university hospital on the University of Michigan campus He had been associate professor of cell biology. obstetrics and gynocology at Southwest University in Dallas for eight years. The youngest member of the Beer tribe is Bernie. He is coowner of McCormick Motors in Nappanne He and his wife Peg have three sons. Brad and Todd who attend Northwood High School and Kirk who is a junior high student Since 1912 when Rev Beer and his parents moved from Mansfield. Ohio, to Milford, the Beer tradition of "honesty and hard work" has continued to thrive. Equipment is taken from truck A metric sound equalizer amplifier and an antenna booster were removed from the truck of Doug Kaiser. 309 S. Main Street. Milford, on Monday; June 4. between 3:30 p.m. and 12 am., at the Ralston-Purina Company on SR 15. one mile north of Milford. Police reported that the thieves forced open a vent window on the truck. The amplifier was valued at SI 15 and the antenna at sls.

,Vn VBS - June 11-15 $\ 9 A.M.-ll :30 A.M. Youngsters From Age 2 Through Bth Grade CLOSING PROGRAM Friday, June 15,7 P.M.

Robert Greenwood Minister

MILFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Fourth And Henry Streets 658-9151 Milford

Os. Ob Isis .' 1 ■I .• nJI Hi' Mln® 1 bl fi I i M• Ml r-®w4r ■ GRANDSON GIVES GIFT — Rev. and Mrs. Theo Beer, r 2 Milford, stand behind a replica of the pulpit Rev. Beer has given many sermons from as minister of the Apostolic Christian Church in Milford. The pulpit was built by Rev. Beer’s grandson. Ted Speicher, in honor of his grandfather’s 50 years of service to the church. The gift was presented to Rev. Beer last Christmas and will soon be placed in the fellowship hall of the Apostolic Church.

jo -r ’ 1 *$ § ' vb'*- ■ Jy W ' «9S '-*' ■rw W A Jj 7 1 'm ■ / JEB H </« 11 k / —-aaaMMi ON MILFORD'S MAIN STREET — Daughter Mrs. Arnold (Becky) Doll and grandson. Torn Speicher, work on Milford's Main Street. Becky is owner and operator of Doll's Decorating and Toni, a pharmacist, works at the drug store. "The critical period in matrimony is breakfast-time." ’ A. P. Herbert

• Sunday School — 9:30 A.M. • Morning Worship Services — 10:30 A.M. (Services For All Ages. Nursery Through Adult) • Sunday Evening Services At 7:30 P.M. • Family Night Bible Study and Wild West Program —7:30 P.M. Wednesday

Richard Brouillette Associate Minister

B. J. Crowley's HOROSCOPE

Week of June 18. 1979 GEMINI - The fun loving Gemini is almost always popular with peers. Variety is the spice of life for him. Most possess quick minds. His greatest weakness lies in the fact that he is often a nonconformist. GEMINI - May 21 to June 20-You have greater than average speaking ability. Develop this talent. Not only will you enjoy public speaking, but you could go far in a field where a gift such as yours is needed. CANCER - June 21 to July 22-You may decide to change your residence. A move to a new area could be in store for some. Change will be good for you. LEO-July 23 to Aug. 22-Watch the news formiteresting developments. A promotion should be in the works for you, which will mean a substantial increase in salary. Your dedication to your work pays off. VIRGO -Aug. 23 to Sept. 22-A new friend comes into your life. At last you have someone you can confide in and depend upon. Remember that friendship is a two way street. Put as much into the relationship as you hope to gain from it. LIBRA - Sept. 23 to Oct. 22-You have a secret you would like to share, but you will do well to keep it to yourself. The knowledge you have of the matter could hurt someone else. Try to put it out of your mind. SCORPIO - Oct. 23 to Nov. 22-An exciting new learning experience could be yours now. A family member needs your help. Give as much time and effort to this person as you can. You are well loved by your family. SAGITTARIUS- Nov. 23 to Dec. 21-If you want peace of mind you must develop the spiritual side of your life. Religion is important to you. Find the one that suits you best. CAPRICORN - Dec. 22 to Jan. 19-A change of residence could be in store for you in the near future. You have been wanting to make a change for a long time. If you do move, organize your packing. AQUARIUS - Jan. 20 to Feb. 18-A telephone call you are expecting may not come through. Try not to be too disappointed. You may need to revise your thinking about someone. PISCES - Feb. 19 to March 20-You will probably be in your current residence for a long time. Make all the improvements you can on it. Remodel it to suit your lifestyle, making it as comfortable as you possibly can. ARIES - March 21 to

Maple Leaf truck overturns on SR 15 A1975 tractor trailer registered to Maple Leaf Farms. Milford, overturned 1' 2 miles south of the Kosciusko County line on SR 15 at 6:20 a m. Thursday. Driving the tractor trailer was Palmer L. Stanbaugh, 23, r 5 Warsaw. He was treated and released from Wabash County Hospital. State police at the Peru post reported Stanbaugh s rig headed towards a ditch and overturned while attempting to avoid hitting vehicles in front of him. He was northbound and following a car and pick up truck when the truck made a left turn onto a farm road. The car slowed down but the rig could not stop in time and went into the ditch to avoid a collision. The tractor trailer was loaded with ducks and it is estimated one-third to one-half of 1,500 ducks were killed. Damage to the truck was set at SI,OOO. Syracuse EMS gives May report The Syracuse Emergency Medical Service report for the month of May shows 18 persons transported to Goshen Hospital, one to Kosciusko Community Hospital, two to Elkhart and 15 non-transports for a total of 36 calls. There were 21 ambulance calls in the town of Syracuse; 12 township calls; and one call in another township, for a total of 36 ambulance calls. Miles traveled on the town calls totaled 565 and 287 miles were traveled to the hospitals. Township, mileage to calls was 340 to the scene and 188 miles to the hospitals. On the non transport calls the total was 23 miles. The average time involved for the month was 32 hours and the average time per call was 53 minutes.

April 20--Buy yourself some new clothes and accessories to go with them and other things you have in your closet. Your current hairstyle is adequate. Concentrate on being as well groomed as possible at all times. TAURAS - April 21 to May 20-Exercise caution in new relationships. You can be careful without being paranoid. Activities around your home could prove enjoyable this week.

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BLAST RESULTS — Milford firefighter Ron Smith guards the east wall of the home owned by Lucy Miller near Milford Junction, which was blown out by the igniting of a gas leak. A Milford youth. Brian Parks, seven, was seriously burned as he was in this part of the home when the blast occurred.

Milford youth seriously burned in gas explosion

A faulty hot water heater gas leak is being blamed for a flash fire that seriously injured a Milford boy last Thursday near Milford junction. The home is owned by Lucy Miller. Milford Fire Chief Bill Leemon theorized that when the home s water pump kicked in an electrical spark was produced igniting the gas that created the flash fire and subsequent explosion. The injured youth. Brian Wilson, seven, son of Keith and Ilene Wilson, r 1 box 221 B Milford, suffered second and third degree burns over 50 per cent of his body. He was transferred to Goshen General Hospital by Milford EMS and then transported to Saint Joseph's Hospital. South Bend, and admitted to the hospital's

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burn ward Initially on the critical list. Brian is still listed as serious with tubes in his lungs so he can breathe easier. He is expected to be hospitalized at least six weeks. The boy was in the bathroom at the time of the explosion, which originated in the basement and traveled up the stairs directly into the bathroom. The east wall of the bathroom was blown out due to the force of the blast Other structural damages include the jamming of the front door, damaged wiring and seared walls When fireman arrived at the scene they found no fire, just seared walls. Four persons were in the house at the time. Brian’s six-year-old sister Lisa has slightly singed hair while Lucy Miller's

daughter. Lucille., hurt her back carrying Brian to a neighbor's home The other occupant. Vicky Parks, had no injuries. Damage to the house was estimated at S6.(XX) with the structure being insured. CALLANDER INSURANCE All Forms Os Personal And Business Insurance ISS W. Market Phone 773-4103 Nappanee

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