The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 2, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 January 1983 — Page 20

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., January 26,1983

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HAROLD YOUNG, left, and Ray Bray, right, both of Milford, celebrated their 80th birthdays Monday afternoon at The Upper Crust. . Young turned 80 on Sunday, Jah. 23, and Bray’s birthday was on Monday. Jan. 24. Birthday cakes, compliments of the restaurant, were provided for the special event. Both said they would meet again in five years to celebrate their 85th birthdays. Area men booked at county jail <3 Local law enforcement officers arrested four area men recently and booked them in the Kosciusko County Jail. Booked were Craig Richard Eby. 19, 406 North Harrison St., Syracuse; Ricky Glen Hall, 19, r 1 Milford: Kenneth Harold Barron. 29. Leesburg; and Glen Ray Miller. 31, r 2 Milford. Eby was charged with theft, class D felony, and released on his own recognizance. He was later picked up and booked for burglary. Hall was charged with theft in connection with several burglaries in the Milford area. He was released on SI,OOO bond. Barron was charged ’ with driving while intoxicated and released on his own recognizance. Miller was booked on a charge of failure to appear for court proceedings. He was released after paying court costs. MyStore Pickwick Place Uptown Syracuse Dress Fabrics boons Yorn ft Knitting Supplies Drapery Home Furnishings

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ROCK CHURCH PROCLAIMS God’s Healing Power By Sarah M. Tuttle When one speaks the word “healing” it says different things to different people. Some think of the physical, others the heart, still others the spiritual. Healing means to make well — wholeness! Ultimately God wants to see all of us whole in body, soul and spirit. As we live upon the earth we seek to be well in all areas of life. Our Heavenly Father provides healing for us. Whether or not we ever receive a complete healing on the earth we know we will all be made completely whole when we see Jesus face to face. The question is often asked, how does God provide for our healing here and now? God has provided many natural medicines such as herbs. There are marvelous modern medicines that God has given us through medical science. There are men and women called by God to this area of service (Physicians). God uses them to ease pain and do the things that bring healing to our bodies and minds. There is prayer and divine gifts of healing. Even when there are no other means there is always asking the Great Physician — Jesus Christ who went to the cross of Calvary to save us eternally and who has provided healing for us. And all healing belongs to Him, whether He uses the physician, medicine, divine measures or a combination. Most often is the combination — it all working together — prayer and medicine; not one or the other! The scriptures teach us that we can be anointed with oil and prayed for in the name of the Lord for healing (James 5:14-15). There are gifts of healing (I Cor. 12:9), miracles (I Cor. 12:10). The Gospel of Luke and Acts were written by a physician (Colossians 4:14). Luke, the doctor was a fellow worker with the Apostle Paul (Philemon 24). (You can note there’s no conflict between his being a physician and a minister of the gospel). Jesus came to save and heal — to make away for us to be whole. Confess Him as your Lord today and thank Him for providing healing for all of us — His children! Rock Church meets at the Turkey Creek Conservation Clubhouse Sun. Morn. 10 a m. and Sun. and Wed. Even, at 7 p.m. JESUS IS THE ROCK!

Young was principal of the Milford schools from 1935 until 1959 and elementary school principal from 1959-1968. In 1973 he was named Milford’s “Citizen of the Year. ’’ He has served on the Milford Library Board and was on the advisory board for 12 years. He is a 50-year member of the Masonic Lodge, served on the Boy Scout committee and was a member of the Good Fellowship Club. He is a member of the Milford United Methodist Church. ‘ Young and his wife. Flora, are the parents of three children — E Serving our country DAVID MILLER Army National Guard Pvt. David R. Miller, son of Partha Miller, Milford, has completed one station unit training at the U.S. Army Infantry School, Fort Benning. Ga. He is a 1969 graduate of Wawasee High School.

Marilyn, Linda and John and have five grandchildren. The Youngs reside on North Main Street. Bray retired in 1975 after 37 years as owner-operator of Bray’s Electric Shop in Milford. He was an electrician and plumber before his retirement. He is a former Lion and a former member of the fire department. He was a member of the town’s park board for 11 years. Bray is a member of the Waubee Grange and a 50-year Mason. He also belonged to the Order of the Eastern Star and the Good Fellowship Club. He is a member of the Christian Church of Milford. Leesburg man injured when car hits poll David Schacht. 16, Leesburg, sustained minor cuts to his arm in a one-vehicle accident Sunday night, Jan. 23. He was a passenger in a vehicle driven by Robert L. Prado, 17, r 1 Leesburg. Prado was slowing his vehicle to turn from CR 400E onto CR 200N when it slid on a patch of ice and went off the west side of the road striking a utility pole. Damage to the vehicle was .estimated at between SI,OOO and $2,500. Warrior Review premieres Syracuse Cable TV’s channel six, a channel reserved for community messages, has premiered the first edition of “Warrior Review," a video-taped presentation highlighting the sports and news activities at Wawasee High School. According to producer-director Dave Baumgartner, the program is designed for Wawasee students, parents and interested citizens of the community. “We look upon this as a unique opportunity to reach out to the community and show what’s going on at the high school," said/ Baumgartner, a social studies teacher at Wawasee. The first program aired at 10:30 am. Saturday morning, with another program scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Wednesday evening. With the assistance of Syracuse Cable Television’s Bob Kocher, the program is planned to air every week of the school year, said Baumgartner. The first show had interviews with Principal Howard Hull, band director David Blackwell, girls’ basketball coach Dale Brannock and wrestling coach Rich Welborn. The band portion of the halfhour taped program featured the Wawasee band performing. “We want to get more students involved,” said Baumgartner who co-hosted the program. “I think this is a worthwhile project and once it catches on it will become a success, ” he said. Window broken with pop bottle Mike Smith, 619 S. Front St., Syracuse, reported to Syracuse Police on Sunday, Jan. 23, at 8:52 a.m. that someone had thrown a pop bottle through the rear window on the driver’s side of his vehicle. Smith told police he found the damage that morning. Chain Saws Stolen It has been reported to county police that sometime between 6 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 24 and 8 a m. Monday. Jan. 25, 13 chain saws valued at more than $3,000 were taken from the Clayton Garden Center located on SR 13 north of North Webster.

Bray and Ms wife, Eraa, have four ehßdrea — Betty, Mary Elka. Larry and Jerry — M graadchHdren and twn greatgra nuc n i Miren. THE 48-by 56-foot building on the corner of Main and Emeline Streets in Milford that will be the office of Dr. William Percy, Milford’s new family physician Syracuse man receives 5-year sentence A Syracuse man, Gerald L. Scott, was recently sentenced to five years with the Indiana Department of Corrections in Kosciusko Circuit Court. Scott, 33, of r 4 Syracuse, was arrested March 9 on charges of battery, a Class C felony; resisting arrest, a class D felony; operating while intoxicated and public intoxication, both misdeameanors. He had been evaluated earlier for alcohol and drug abuse treatment.

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will be set within the next two weeks, according to L. Milton Holmgrain, administrator of the Kosciusko Community Hospital. Shortly thereafter the building will be bricked and sidewalks will be poured. Dr. Percy is expected to open his general practice at Milford on or about April 1. Mr. Holmgrain said. Also, within a two-week period a similar doctor’s office is « scheduled to be erected in North Webster, both buildings built and erected by Village Green Homes of Etna Green. MAX EVANS. Van Buren Township Trustee, has appointed William O. Leemon. Milford, as the township’s attorney. Evans felt that with upcoming programs and legal contracts, a lawyer would benefit the township. Leeman is pleased with the opportunity and called the position an example of “community support ’ ’ for his practice.

/c , gs - - V iL PLACED HIGH on the east wall of the 20th Century Restaurant on the corner of US 6 and SR 15. is mounted what appears to be an outsized head of a jackrabbit. “It’s actually the head of a Jackelope.” restaurant owner Bob Brooks told Helen Troyer, one of his waitresses, "a cross between a jack rabbit and an antelope. ”

“You’d be surprised hew many people believe the story just lite 1 did.’’ the innocent waitress siid. The real story continues to remain shrouded, somewhere between truth and fiction. But you'll have to admit, even for a jiick rabbit’s bead, it certainly is a large one. YOUNG MIKE junior at Wawasee High School, didn't have much trouble deciding who to cheer for at the Siturday night basketball game between Wawasee and Westview. He sat in the Wawasee cheerblock and went aU out for VFawasee. Only recently Mike moved to Milford with his parents. Milford Street Commissioner Bill and Pat Knowles. Mike said, “I knew every one of the Westvieuf players. The Knowleses moved tere from Topeka where Bill had 81 similar job with that town. Westview School Corporation is

made up of Topeka. Shipshewana and tiny Emma, where the consolidated school is located SPEAKING of the Knowles family, the Milford EMS was happy to see them move to Milford since Pat was aa EMT in LaGrange County and has now joined the Milford service. Snowmobiles, trailer from cottage Randy Rolfe. Spencerville, reported to Kosciusko County Police on Thursday. Jan 20. the theft of two snowmobiles and a trailer from his summer residence on Ogden Island. Lake Wawasee. Rolfe told Kosciusko County Detective Sgt. Tom Kitch. that a Leland snowmobile trailer, model 8080. with two snowmobiles, a 1979 Arctic Cat Panther, model 5.000 and a 1980 Liquid Cool Arctic Cat Tigra, model 6,000, were taken sometime that week The trailer and snowmobiles are valued at $6,500.