The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 August 1979 — Page 7

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(Continued f rom page 4) Shrine Building at the county fairgrounds, where he outlined the overseas youth program known as Sounds of Hope. He has been associated with this overseas experience for 14 years and thanked Warsaw Rotarians for their financial participation in the program. Two 17-year-old girls from the Warsaw area who made the most recent trip with the 76-person tour gave testimonial talks about their experiences. —o— ANN WICKERSHAM, of the Fdrt Myers, Fla. area, writes that she spent a week at Lakeland, Fla., at the School of Christian Missions, at Florida Southern College. After registering, one of the first people she met was Mildred Petrie, who with her late husband, Herbert, were founders of the Wagon Wheel Playhouse in Warsaw. Mrs. Petrie is president of the Sarasota District of United Methodist Women’s Fellowship. Mrs. Wickersham and her late husband, Floyd, owned and operated Wick’s Marina on Barbee Lake, and she was former editor and classified ad

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representative in the Warsaw office of‘the paper.’ —o— RETIRED UNITED Methodist minister Donald C. Kime of Oakwood Park <Lake Wawasee) has taken to the running circuit. At 71, he completed his first race (3.1 miles) at Nappanee Saturday morning. “I’d hate to tell you the time it took,” he mused, but admits to “building up” to this race by walking for six weeks or more. His wife. Mary Katherine, climbed the Grand Teton Mountain just south of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming in 1935 with the famous guide Paul Petzold, founder of the outdoor leadership school, and Don’s running is his answer to her outdoor prowess of yesteryear. —o- . 808 HICKMAN, youngest son of Jack and Nancy Hickman, of • our community, is spending a month in West Hollywood. Calif., with his brother, Joe, who is a disc jockey at a night club in Santa Monica and a reporter for Billboard .Magazine, —o—- — RICHARDS, known

by some as “Mr. Oswego,” reminds us that he has lived for the past 45 years in the first house south of the Oswego Market, a home that was at one time a white man’s Indian Trading Post. Richards has been owner of the Oswego Washette for the past 25 years, and only recently installed 22 new Speed Queen washers for the convenience of his customers. —o— AT LEAST one Syracuse service station has broken the SI.OO-per-gallon barrier we’ve heard about so long. It posts the following prices: $1.03.9 for premium no lead and $1.01.9 for no lead. —o— x KAY HARE has nothing but praise for the support her Gamma Sigma Chapter of ESA received at their auction at the Lakeland Youth Center on Saturday, July 21, to raise funds for the Lakeland Day Care Center. “We’re very pleased,” she glowed, when she reported receipts of over S6OO. —o— WHAT’S THIS! Someone was thinking when he or she purchased license plates. Who has WAWAC? —o— IN THE July 25 edition of The Mail-Journal, in the police blotter, at 2:41 a.m., on July 21, Louie’s Bar was reported to have been the scene of loud noises. Mrs. Losee at Louie’s Bar reported that the noise must have been in the vicinity because' the establishment was closed at midnight. The report as it appeared was taken from the Syracuse police blotter. Syracuse man arrested for no inspection Randy Duane Strieby, 28, r 3 Syracuse, was arrested on a county court warrant for the violation of a promise to appear on a charge of not having a vehicle inspection. He was released on SSOO bond Thursday, July 26. Milford man uninjured as’ cargoes in ditch Wayne E. Miller, 24, Milford, escaped injury Saturday evening when the car he was driving went into a deep ditch on SR 25, one mile southwest of Warsaw. County Patrolman Brant Nellans investigated and set damage at SIOO.

111 i ifftitf 1 -’bitfwrW! RIDING TO FLORIDA — A group of 30 bicycle riders and three accompanying cooks stopped over at the grounds of the Milford Junior High School Friday morning for breakfast, en route from Sault Saint Marie, Mich., to Key West, Florida. They spent the night at the Goshen First Church of God. The riders, ranging in age from 14 to 51 years, are riding under “trail boss” Jim Pickens, and do an easy 50 miles per day. Some days they manage to go over 100 miles, said Pickens. When they get to Key West they will dispense and fly to their respective homes. Most of them are Church of God members. , Kevon Ferguson and Jimmy Luellen rode their bicycles from the Denver area to Sault Saint Marie and will be accompanying the group to Anderson, Ind., from which point they will proceed on to their destination in Maine. This duo claims to have covered over 200 miles in a single day on their high-speed bicycles.

Reporter due out next week —

Schools open August 27

With the summer programs coming to an end in the Lakeland area thoughts are turning to the opening of school. The Lakeland schools will open on August 27 for teacher inservice days with students reporting on Wednesday, Aug. 29. The current edition of The Lakeland Reporter is off the press and will be mailed to every home in the school corporation by the end of the week. It should be in the hands of all area residents by the middle of next week. Persons not receiving a copy by then should contact the office of School Superintendent Don H. Arnold.

COLLISION — Two cars, driven by Sharon Rogers, left, and Norene Stouder, right, collided at the corner of Main and Catherine Streets in Milford Tuesday afternoon.

$ 2,100 damage in two-vehicle crash

Two cars collided at 2:35 Tuesday afternoon at the corner of Main and Catherine Streets in A Milford. No one was injured, but damage estimates total $2,100. Norene L. Stouder, 18, Syracuse, was traveling west on

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The Reporter lists important information on the opening of schools and calendars for the entire school year. It contains a page of information on the Milford Elementary School, on the Milford Junior High School, on the North Webster Elementary School, on the North Webster Junior High School, on the Syracuse Elementary School, on the Syracuse Junior High School and a number of pages on Wawasee High School. New Students All school offices will open daily beginning August 13.

Catherine Street when her 1973 Ford struck a 1973 Plymouth driven by Sharon E. Rogers, 25, Goshen. Damage to the Stouder car is estimated to be S6OO and $1,500 damage to the Rogers car. Stouder staged she did not see the Rogers car and thought the intersection was a four-way stop.

Families who are new' to the community should enroll during the week of the 13th at the schools in their respective communities. Persons with questions should contact the school. Phone numbers are listed, in The Reporter. Also in the paper is a calendar of events; student insurance information; the school attendance policy, rules and regulations including federal and state laws; transportation information; school lunch and textbook rental fees; fall sports information; etc.

She stopped at the intersection and was proceeding across Main Street when she struck the Rogers car. Rogers had right of' way. County Patrolman Brant Nellans and Milford Town Marshal David Hobbs investigated the accident.

Wed., August 1,1979 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

B. J. Crowley's

HOROSCOPE

Week of Aug. 5, 1979 LEO - Those born under this sign have a tremendous amount of drive. They must, however, constantly strive to overcome their tendencies to act Impulsively. Success is almost always theirs if they want It. LEO — July 23 to Aug. 22-Give some thought to a short vacation. A weekend exploring the countryside could prove stimulating and fun. Take vour camera. You might come up with some award winning photographs. VIRGO - Aug. 23 to Sept. 22--Ask questions of old timers about the past. Write down information they give you concerning your relatives. There are some interesting stories that should be preserved. LIBRA - Sept. 23 to Oct. 22--An excellent week for shopping for bargains has arrived. Check-out your closet. Buy items to bring your wardrobe up-to-date. You have neglected your appearance lately. SCORPIO - Oct. 23 to Nov. 22-Shy away from persons with bad reputations. You are known by the company you keep. Singles can expect a new interest in the field of romance. The person should be honest and reliable. SAGITTARIUS- Nov. 23 to Dec. 21-A birthday or anniversary is coming up soon for which you should make special plans. Start looking now for the right gift for the occasion. Dinner at a nice restaurant could be great fun. CAPRICORN - Dec. 22 to Jan. 19--Plan weekend outing ahead of time. Reservations may be needed for that special place you want to go. Call ahead to make sure you have a place. A great time can be expected if you are prepared. AQUARIUS -- Jan. 20 to Feb. 18—A change of plans is indicated. Don’t let it annoy you. Changing the date for the outing you have your heart set on works out far better than your original plans. PISCES - Feb. 19 to March 20--Your business prospers. You should now be able to work less and earn more. Financial worries could be a thing of the past for you. ARIES - March 21 to April 20--The slack period you usually experience in your business doesn’t come. A notification comes through the mail telling you that you have won a prize. >

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