The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 42, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 November 1979 — Page 9

I JI K a 11 L >■ v |AM H . " *', • u/'’‘W ® ■ jBwJgL-* ( A mH FOOTBALL AWARD WINNERS — These varsity athletes received awards at Wawasee High School’s Football and Cheerleader Recognition Night on Monday, Nov. 5. Shown are Carl Zachary. Dependability Award; Tony Hunziker, Most Improved Athlete; Tyler Haines. Most Valuable Player; and Brian Roberts, Mental Attitude Award.

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Area youth arrested for theft of tools Kent Joseph Matney, 18. r 3 Syracuse, was arrested and booked for the Friday night theft of equipment from Bob’s Shell Station, Washington and Main Streets, North Webster Matney was charged with taking two jay hooks and a 16 foot chain. The total value was approximately $l5O. Matney was caught when police were called to Trojan Motorcycle Track where it was reported two autos were stuck. The stolen articles were found on the floor of a 1978 gray Chevy Blazer registered to Richard Matney, r 3 Syracuse. Young Matney made a formal statement Saturday afternoon and admitted to the theft. DARR ARRESTED Dennis J. Darr, 30, r 1 Syracuse, was arrested over the week end by area police for parole violation and was held with out bond. To give a chromium teakettle a quick and easy shine, go over it with a piece of wax paper when the kettle is warm.

Brush,leaf fires in Syracuse The Syracuse Fire Department answered two calls during the past week. On November 4, a leaf fire was burning out of control at 113 South Lake Street. Damage of $75 was done to the siding on the home of Golden Wright. The person who started the fire is unknown. Another fire of unknown origin was reported by Sandra K. Smith on SR 13 south of Syracuse. The brush fire occurred October 31.

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The Legal Services Program of Northern Indiana, Inc. has designated November as the month to inform the community about the Hill-Burton Act. A publication in flyer form prepared by the Older Adult Impact Program of Legal Services Program of Northern Indiana, Inc., is being distributed as part of a concentrated month-long effort to educate the public and especially older adults about HillBurton. The flyer briefly describes the new Federal regulations that became effective September 1, 1979. The Elkhart and Goshen General Hospitals are governed by these new HillBurton Regulations. Hill Burton legislation is Federal Law that provides grants or loans of money to hospitals and non-profit nursing homes for building projects. In return for the money, the hospital or nursing home must give a certain amount of free or low cost care every year to low income people. During November, the Older Adult Impact Program will make informative presentations concerning the Hill-Burton Act to senior citizen organizations and Syracuse teenagers injured in accident A teenage Syracuse girl and the passenger in the car she was driving were injured Sunday on CR 900E and Old Road 13A. Tami Flowers, 17, 512 S. Harrison St., Syracuse, was traveling north on the country road when her car went out of control hitting the drainage abutment on the east side of the road. The driver suffered a broken nose, loosened teeth and a laceration of the face. The passenger, Terri Small, 16, r 1 Syracuse was treated at Goshen Hospital for facial and knee abrasions and lacerations. Damage to the auto was set at SBOO.

I ~. , MOVING ? I WHEN? [C t OLD ADDRESS (Copy from your mailing label) Name |r | Address Crty State Zip ■■ ■ ~ -■ -J NEW ADDRESS ° Name sassCity State Zip 17 —~~ ■ ~ J The Mail-Journal 206 S. Main St. P.O. Box 188 Milford, Indiana 46542

uJ| [ill jh LV IEI JmOWk SECOND PLACE — The Denver Broncos took second place in the football season at Lakeland Youth Center. Shown in the front row are Bobby Strombeck, Scott Rozow, Jay Gagne. In the second row are Scott Cripe, Richie Freeman. Tim Keim. In back are Coach Larry Keim and Assistant Coach Steve Rozow.

to social service agencies. Any individual. organization, or agency desiring free copies of this publication or wishing to schedule a presentation may contact Debra Lechlitner, t elephone 293-7571 or 1-800-552-7572 Wm— ♦ «■» ■ ffl ASSIGNED TO KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — Frederick JI. Martin has been assigned as a resident trooper in Kosciusko County. Trooper Martin was appointed as a probationary Trooper upon completion of his Indiana State Police training at the Law Enforcement Academy at Plainfield, where he graduated with the 36th class. Before joining the Indiana State Police. Trooper Martin resided in Indianapolis, where he attended Lawrence Cen ral High School and Indiana UniversityPurdue University, Indianapolis. TroopeF Martin was employed by United Parcel Ser ice and now resides in the Syracuse area. A person's nose and ear's continue to grow throughout life.

Wed., November 7,1979—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

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