The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 39, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 October 1980 — Page 14

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., October 15,1980

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THIS OLD photo of Augsburger’s store shows the old building on SR 15 in Our Town some 40 years ago. Shown from left are Woodie Schram, a former employee of the store who now owns supermarkets of his own in Bremen and Warsaw: the former Leah Ruch: John F. Augsburger: Floyd Schuder; and John Augsburger’s children, Carolyn and John B. It’s interesting to note the prices, with coffee being 25 cents a pound! Peas were 17 cents a can. —o— WOW! OUR Town has reached 70 per cent of its United Way goal with Paul Reith serving as Milford’s coordinator. The county, on the other hand, is only at a little over 30 per cent of its goal. -0AN AD appears elsewhere in this issue of The M-J listing one of the Christian Church parsonages for sale. The reason the parsonage is going to be sold is because Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shearer, who are currently residing there, have purchased the former Esther Markley home on Main Street and will be vacating the church property in the near future.

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JEAN TREESH, Milford Town Board president, is a little, maybe we should say more than a little, upset about persons putting walnuts in alleys for others to drive over. She just doesn’t like it one bit. fjr \\o. r * ■ ib SHOWN HERE is Dave Wollman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wollman of near Our Town. Dave is in his second year of teaching at Concord High School, where he has classes in general business and business law. He is also assistant coach in football and track. He was featured as a “Know Your Neighbor” in our sister paper, ’the paper’ serving in citv of Elkhart, so we

borrowed the item for this column to share with our readers since Dave is a former Milford resident. “1 enjoy that.” he said about his work. “I enjoy working with the kids. It’s a lot of hours, especially football. 1 don’t think people realize how many hours a coach puts in.” Dave feels that Concord has a good athletic program and that it has improved tremendously during the past few years. A physical education major, he would eventually like to be a strength coach. “It’s a new position, and I think they’ll go to that at the high school level.” The strength coach runs the weight programs for all sports, both boys’ and girls’. “I enjoy the total athletic program, and I just don’t get to see that much of it, except football and track. Eventually high schools will have a strength coach and pay him like a head coach. Not only will it be of benefit to the kids, but also to the coaches in that they won’t have to worry about it anymore.” Dave and his wife. Shelly, live in New Paris, where he has a weight room set up at home. ”1 like to work out myself.” he said. He also enjoys golf and throwing shot and discus. “And I have a good family life. I enjoy getting out with my wife on the week ends, doing things together.” By the way, Wawasee played Concord Friday night on the Minutemen’s home field. Score: Wawasee 7, Concord 35. —oDAN AND Pam Smith and son. Andy, former Milford residents who now reside in Gravelton, had a unique experience recently in the upper New York Adirondack

mountains while on a two week camping trip to the northeast. A bear got into one of the coolers which they had left outside their van and took only the candy bars. The animal did not hurt the cooler nor did it disturb the other food. Can’t Ijelp but wonder if there are good dentists for bears with a sweet tooth! —-o— WE’VE GOTTEN out of the habit of listing birthdays in this column but are making two exceptions this week. MICHAEL ZIMMERMAN, Sr.. Our Town, will observe his 80th birthday on Sunday with his five sons and one daughter honoring him at a dinner. Mrs. Oscar Graff, of east of town, observed her 86th birthday on Tuesday. She will celebrate the special day on Saturday evening in Elkhart in the home of her daughter. Katherine Sauder.

Webster boy arrested

Authorities arrested a 15-year-old North Webster boy on Friday, Oct. 10, in connection with a MidLakes Shopping Center break-in. North Webster Police and Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department officers answered a call at 8:35 p m. that a break-in was occurring at Howe’s Antiques, at the southwest end of North Webster. When police arrived, the store door was open, with burglaryoccurring from a roof area entry. Taken from the store and adjoining Army Surplus Store were

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Leesburg girl treated, runs into path of truck

Laura Ann May. 12, Leesburg, was admitted to Kosciusko Community Hospital with a concussion and possible broken leg after she reportedly ran into the path of a vehicle, Monday afternoon, Oct. 13, on Armstrong Road, Oswego. Kosciusko County Patrolman Richard Monk reported the youngster ran out from behind a vehicle and darted into the path of a truck driven by James Brent Rider, 24, r 1 North Webster. Rider was eastbound on Armstrong Road and was at the intersection of Third St. in Oswego. He was traveling approximately 25 miles per hour when the acTravel Talk By G. G. “Lem is away for a few days,” Alfie was told when he stopped in the travel agency for his usual morning chat. He’ll be back next week so be sure to come in then as he will have some interesting things to tell you.” ”0. K .” replied Alfie. “I’ll be in. See you all next week.”

a pistol, blanks, two machetes, bayonet, knife and green flight jacket A pair of blue jeans was left by the back door. A North Webster policeman found the boy walking near the store on SR 13 at approximately 10:15 p.m. wearing a flight jacket. The youth also had the . pistol and blanks in his possession. The boy confessed to the burglary on Sunday. All the stolen items are believed recovered. The machetes, bayonet and knife were left by the store.

cident occurred shortly before 3:30 p.m. The Rider-driven truck skidded 224 feet before the mishap. Damage was estimated at $450 to the 1971 truck, which was owned by Tusing Brothers Lumber Company, Leesburg. Theft, vandalism reported at area marina Theft and vandalism complaints were reported to Syracuse police at the Main Channel Marina recently. William E. Fadus of Fort Wayne reported that sometime between October 5 and 12 someone removed the ship-to-shore radio antenna from his boat. The antenna was unscrewed from the base and wires were cut. The antenna was valued at S7O. Jack A. English. Elkhart, reported that vandalism occurred to his boat sometime between October 5 and 10. Unknown persons tried to steal his 9.9 horsepower Johnson outboard motor from the boat’s stern. The motor was securely fastened to the boat and not taken. All control cables were cut and other fixtures connected to the motor were damaged. Approximately $125 damage occurred. :

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