The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 12, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 May 1987 — Page 16

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 6,1987

New youth minister in Milford

I By GLEN LONG Staff Writer , Brian Wilcox, new youth minister at the Christian Church in Milford has just begun his duties and is -very enthusiastic about the opportunity to serve this local church. He said he and his wife, Jeana, are both excited to be be in Milford and are look- “ ing forward to getting to know the area people. ' “Having grown up in South Bend, the small town will; be different for us,” he said. “We just arrived and already .are feeling right at home. ” The new miritster completed his internship in South Bend in

fIM CHRISTIAN CHURCH YOUTH MINISTER — Brian Wilcox, who received his degree frojjn Great Lakes Bible College in Lansing, Mich., has begun his duties minister at the Christian Church in Milford. He likes all sports and enjoys working and playing with young people. (Photo by Glen Long) »

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Church School 9:30 a.m. AWANA Clubs Wednesday 6:15 p.m Holy Days 530 p.m .7a m. and FIRST BRETHREN CHURCH Every Other Sunday. 8:30 am. Senior High Youth Group. Sun. Word of Life Club Wed 6 15 pm. 7 30 pm MILFORD 7 00 p.m. —___Paul Tinkel. Pastor • Room Additions BRUCC'S MARATHON ~ BKF" - UACKSON) AiwaVS Keep Gur Barbee Community Church OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE Mid Week Worship 7pm INTERDENOMINATIONAL J™ I * i IT* OtOrtn, S.IC. .. 1. U J \ MlDlTUnil / (Kuhn Drive, Little Barbee Lake) CATHOLIC CHURCH (13 A & 1050 N, E. Lake Wawasee) SAINT ANDREW'S I COMSTBUCTIOI!, INC J | 457'5417 I Number Hondy \ mmwitwn J William L Hutchins. Pastor (4th And Main Streets) Rev Sarah M Tuttle, and UNITED METHODIST CHURCH " 1 Jt u ir U'U J Sunday School 10 a m ? MILFORD GRACE BIBLE CHURCH Dr Gary M Tuttle. Pastors SYRACUSE <>6116131 COlliraClOr . Syracuse, IN 46567 658-9113 ' Hwy. Id, mllTOrd Worship Service 11 am Bro James Linscott. Administrator SYRACUSE Morning Worship 10a m. Rev. Lewis Hathaway. Pastor ———>—■—ommb~ Sunday Evening 6p m Sunday Mass 10:30 a m Dr David R Haifley Pastor Evenmg Worship 7 p.m Church School 9:15 am. Wednesday Bible Study And Prayer Sunday School 9 45 a m Wednesday Bible School 7 p.m. Worship Hour 10:30a.m. —l 7pm Morning Worth.p ?. a m Bibte Study Wed. night 6:30 p.m. T> ,1 J • EBKO «gg* i-IT Sunday Evening Service 7p m UMYF Sunday night 6:30p.m. . I I Ip • HARRISFLOTE DECK a-, gFlfllth S FiLADELFIA EVANGELICAL Wednesday Eyeing Service 7pm UyiOllU CJ<SW<SI<SIO • BOSTON WHALER W3W3S6B FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF GOD. Milford S <^, L E C R f • MERCURY OUTBOARDS fIUfIQOU OF OSWEGO Bi Lingual Services 2 Miles Southeast Os Wilmot) | j Service • HARRISFLOTE BOTE 1113(1113 Rev Roy Mickley. Pastor Pastor Alberto Jimenez GRACE BRETHREN CHURCH £ as ' or Kurt B Church , Akl 4000 C lira nico •EZ LOADER TRAILER nrn <MOC Sunday School 930 am Sunday School 9:30 am LEESBURG Sunday School 945 am 107 t. Main 43/-4ZoZ Oj/raCUSe • TRAILMASTER TRAILER Ojb’ZZOb Family Owned Since 1946 Worship Service 10:30 a m Sunday Worship 11 am. & 6:30 pm William W Smith Pastor Morning Worship 10.30 am. SOLOMON'S CREEK -J Wednesday Bible Study 6 30p m Tom Vieth C E Director Sunday Evening Service 6 p m. UN ITED METHODIST CHURCH X Marlin Rose. Moderator Prayer Bible Study Wednesday 7 p.m. Br,an Clear, Pastor 'I '"I Sunday School 9 30 .0 30a m toa.m Lfit US SOIV6 YOUF * .. | . 'VAPT^STCtfuRCH 5 FIRSTCHURCHOF Evening Worship pm a m I Plumbing And Heating Problems X# Hooks Drug — u=; YIUAGE PLUMBING & HEATING ne Prescription Petfle K.X.“.L ~uv»s „ ,r Rood 13 457-4349 Sov.h Os S,roeuse ■ — Mid Week Wed. 7 pm. Wednesday 7p.m. ,o Robert Lewis Drive 1 " AWANA Clubs Thurs 630 p.m Q a p . eto a m West Side Irish Lake Sunday: Public Lecture 9:30 a m * Allen & Peggy Giant, Pastors \ Watchtower Study 10:30 am. CALVARY UNITED Sunday Worship 10 am & 7 p.m. Kt - rvn K DIIDDCD \ Tuesday. Study of Prophecy 7 30 pm METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday 7 pm. prayer meeting JWUaV WVa iTKALint KUBDEK \ BETHAN^^OF GOSHEN FIRST CHURCH Thursday. Min.sfry S_choo. 7 p.m g (SR Chris Craft, Century, Ski Supreme, Viking, 5-2 Yachts, PRODUCTS, INC. THEE usI> HR \ service 10 30a m DavidC Maish. Pastor J.C. Pontoon MacGregor sailboats. Johnson Motors ■ ‘ USt) \ Sunday Settool 10 30 am Kim Conrad, Church School No Sale Is Complete Without Service JI 457-3141 Morning Worship 930 am ' \ Wednesday Service 745 p m CALVARY LUTHER N CHURCH Church School 9 30am. IR ] 457-4404 SYRACUSE I Torr X L e Vhnni in ioa m 1 Reading Room open Monday, Thursday (111 W Orange St.) Worship Service 10:40 am 135 South Sycamore La V a 7 r M, to J and Friday, II a m 1,3p.m. CROMWELL ZION CHAPEL U.B. CHURCH 1 H —■ Wednesday Activity. Night 7:30 PaukClement. Pastor (Corner Syr.-Web. Rd. and 1000 N) Sunday School 9 00 a m. Don MeriHat, Pastor Worship Service 10 00 a m Eric Kolberg, S.S. SupfX CLUNETTE UNITED Sunday School 9 am : , y | , BETHELCHURCHOF NORTHERN LAKES METHODIST CHURCH WorshlplOam, / Sigmund nC ' THE BRETHREN CHRISTIAN CHURCH Stewart Carter. Pastor Evening Worship LpT'rn PAf'i'fir' MILFORD CAMELOT HALL, NORTH WEBSTER EMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School 930 a m rdCIUC IVIOIdSSeS company [J Ernest R Jehnsen, Pastor Thorpe and Karen Mitchell, Missouri Synod Worship Service 10:30 a m m GOSHEN diono $ Finest Jewelers Or ELKHART I Raymond Hoover. Bd Chm. Pastors 'T' —. Lakeland Youth Center Syracuse I OyiSCUSe Open Daily 9 A.M. To 5:30 P.M. / XlhVioTo'a" Worship Wam & Sunday Worship Service 11 am - L_— J Wednesday fp m SYRACUSE UNITED ■ x / HASTINGS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH |— ———I—— — ISLANDCHAPEL (Corner Harrison 4 Pearl St.) AkJ MAMIIMFNT f n TUC I EEQDIIDP DAN If GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH UNITEDMETHODISTCHURCH Ronald G Looney, Pastor LWVMIN IVIVIN Umcn I CV. Int LEEODUnU DANA NEW SALEM CHURCH —x CHRISTIAN CHURCH (200 E. Main St.) DavidWidmoyar, Pastor Sunday School 10 a.m. MONUMENT DISPLAY .. , OF THE BRETHREN SYRACUSE MikS Zimmerman, Jr., Supt Praise and Worship Sunday 6:30 p m |KI rXOQHFN fiffiPP Os Member (900N&200E) n<^ Z AA p Richard Dunning, Pastor Kendall Biller, Asst. Supt. Bible Study, Thursday 7:30p.m. UHICe UI Sunday Bible 9 30a.m McFadden, Pastor Worship 9 15a m Sunday School 9 30a.m. r h p First National Bank FuiC worship Service 10 30a m WoTXTS'a’m t?om SvnaaySchooHo:3(fa m Worship 10:30a.m. Phon© Goshen 533-2161 Evening Worship 630 p.m. Worship 10 30 am & 6 p.m Prayer Meeting Thursday 7:30 p.m. •> Ul Warsaw Wednesday AWANA Clubs 6 30p m. Wednesday Services 7 p.m Bible Study, Prayer 7 30 p.m. “TTmTtoTa * A Gore I TRINITY CHURCH WAWASEE LAKESIDE CHAPEL WaWSSeC SCrVICC CfHltftl A CERA ' CHRISTIAN CHURCH MISSOUR) SjYNOD UNITEDMETHODISTCHURCH Harlan Steffen, Pastor • \ fIHLUPS Z , r ' ac, rkZ\iVU'*° milford ligonter leesburg Mark Pleister, Supt Full & Self Service ■■MX f U LL teJz.LT CHURCH OFTHE BRETHREN Dale Kuhns, Senior Minister Don Fischer, Pastor Dale Mendenhall PaOnr Sue Ganshorn, Primary Supervisor VW , o — .. Z. k Great Hobby Start Todoy - NORTHWEBSTER Bibie School 900 a m Divine ServfceOam Worship 9Ma m Worship Service 10 am. Diesel LP Gosohner K-l Kerosene tJlhe Hebble *Eatch Z Emery Kintner, Pastor Worship 10 00a m and 7p m ; Sunday School 4 Bible Class 10:30a.m. Church School 10i30a m. School 11 am. 457-3287 Mln, Mar ’ ( i ® Morning Worship 9 30 am Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m \ ] ep in WA Originally Located Al The Stoplight SAT. 9 5 Sunday School 10:30 am Across From Bowling Alley □yiCJCUbe Now Just 1 Mile North Os North Webster On State Road 13 MILFORDCHAPEL ' CHURCH OF GOD Mennonite UNITEDMETHODISTCHURCH- \ CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN NORTHWEBSTER (East Catherine Street) MILFORD WAWASEE COMMUNITY - [•] t Afl . SYRACUSE Stephen W Fouts. Pastor Arthur Hershberger Pastor Robert Ellison. Pastor BIBLE CHURCH A -I Tl— — Us I „_|—, D Arnold Naff, Pastor JTmDavey. Associate mAmes-Ramer, Deacon rtan Rrnwn. layJ.eadej; Milford ZATTPIin I DP (. Il I1 I I Fl Juniorßlough. Supt Men's Prayer Breakfast 700 a m Sunday School 10 a m Church School 9:15 a m Tom Speicher. 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September after having earning his degree at Great Lakes Bible College in Lansing, Mich. As youth minister, heVvill be assistant director of the Christian. School. His’duties in this area will increase next year. The couple is settling in at the Christian Church parsonage across. Fourth Street from the church; His hobbies, include woodworking, playing golf, water skiing and tubing on the lake. In winter, he turns to cross country skiing and snowmobiling and also likes reading and cross-stitching. “lam looking forward to summer softball at the school and feel that mV interest in sports will

help me get acquainted with the young people,” he commented. He said he plans to work diligently to help enrollment in the school and Sunday School grow. “A few years ago there were from 80 to 100 youth members. We will strive to increase to those numbers again.” he said.” Salad bar to - honor mothers and daughters A salad bar at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 6, at the Saint Andrew’s United Methodist Church, Syracuse, will honor mothers and daughters. All members of the family are invited to attend the event. Church musical on Mother's Day The Calvary Kids and Calvary Youth Choirs, directed by Elaine A Weiss and accompanied by Cindy Pritchard, will present “Why?,” the who, what and why musical for children, on May 10 at Calvary United Methodist Church on SR 13 in Syracuse. Appearing as lead soloist with the choirs is Calvary’s pastor, Rev. David Maish. Also singing solos will be Amy Bradley, Jenny Marty, Amy Pritchard, Elizabeth Ringler and Caroline Weiss. Speaking parts will be handled by each of the 23 members of the Calvary Kids Choir, with Ron Stoll also in a speaking role. This musical attempts to answer the question often heard by parents on Sunday morning, "Why do we have to go to church?” The public is cordially invited to hear the convincing answer at the ividj IV iVivLiivi o ... r service. The musical will also be presented to the residents of the Hubbard Hills Retirement Center in Elkhart on Saturday, May 9.

£ jij If Jh ■ a lb i- 'C... aw a <r ■ ■* ’ Hr ' n r S iHhdHHHHh '' yiLjf v **o ■k < ■ x t : X ' / MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET PLANNERS — Members of the Ruth Circle of Calvary United Methodist Church in Syracuse have met several times to plan and coordinate the motherdaughter banquet to be held at Oakwood Park Hotel on Saturday, May 9. Pictured from the left are Priscilla Juday, June Cripe, Millie Shiveiy, Luella Luiigenba ugii and Shirley Goodspeed. Susie Tytler, UMW president was not present.

Ca/vary Mother-Daughter banquet at Oakwood Park

The United Methodist Women of Calvary United Methodist Church in Syracuse will pay honor to mothers, daughters, granddaughters and friends at a dinner program to be held at Oakwood Park Hotel on Saturday, May 9, at 6:30 p.m. Following the dinner, Marcia Yost of Goshen will present a program entitled “Musical Merriment for In addition to songs and music, her program will include the use of hand puppets and participation by her audience, both children

and adults. She also serves as director and program arranger for the Crimsonaires of Goshen High School, a well-known “swing choir” which is noted for its singing and dancing presentations throughout this area. The director recently accompanied the choir to New York City where the members had been asked to participate in an invitational onnfacf Members of the Women's Association of Calvary Church and Yost cordially invite all to atZendthis special program which

they are proud to present. The Ruth Circle of the church, under direction of Luella Longenbaugj/, is in charge of arrangements and decorations for the Banquet. Shirley Goodspeed and Priscilla Juday are in charge of program arrangements. The Lois and Martha Circles will also assist in other departments. Susie Tytler. president of the women’s association, will serve as greeter and moderator. Oakwood Park is on Lake Wawasee just south of Syracuse.

WCSC plays Bible numbers trivia

“Running the Lovely Laps,” was the program given by Kate Hibschnjan at the April meeting of the Syracuse Church of God Women’s Christian Service Council. A Bible Numbers\Trivia Game was played and a meditation on loneliness was read. Pauline Firestone was asked to tell of her volunteer work as a driver for Meals on Wheels. The meeting was in the church fellowship hall. Mrs. Firestone shared experiences she has had in her tact with the people she delivers meals to one day a month. She stated for some of these people, the meals driver is the only person they see the entire day. The discussion for the group was also on loneliness. The discussion brought out that it is not only many of the elderly who are lonely, but many times mothers at home with young children and people in other stages of life. ■ i Mrs. Hibschman and Joella Johnson spoke on their visits to nursing homes. The women mentioned the care given by the staff was that of dedication and caring. The meeting was openedby Cindy Robertson who leadCthe Golden gleams ' And when they were come to the place which is called Calvary, there they crucified him. — Luke 23:33. For as in Adam all died, even so in Christ shall all-be made alive. — I Corinthians 15:22. Let none of you say that this flesh is not judged and does not rise again... — St. Clement; Al fho rocnrrpcfinn thp substance of our bodies, however disintegrated, will be reunited ... — St. Augustirie.

■group in prayer. During the business meeting the minutes of the March meeting were read by Penny Plikerd, secretary, and Mrs. Johnson, treasurer, gave her report. Committee reports were alsgheard. During new discussion was conductedon purchasing for the church library. What books to purchase? will be decided at a later date. Workbooks were checked and prayer requests were heard. Mrs. Firestone lead thegroup in prayer. Mrs. Hibschman served refreshments to the 11 members and two guests, Judy Bachtel and Michelle Roberts. Mrs. Robertson assisted the hostess. The WCSC will not meet during May due to the Mother-Daughter Banquet on May 7, in the church. United Methodist Churchnews On Thursday evening, May 7, at 7 p.m., the education committee, Vacation Bible School teachers, and helpers of United Methodist Church at Milford will meet in the East Room. On May 10 during worship service, the recognition of mothers and high school graduates will take place. There will be a baby shower given on Tuesday evening, May 12, at 7 p.m. for Kathy Brown and Jodi Brown and Jodi’s new son, Benjamin Douglas. At 6 p.m. on Thursday, May 14, the United Methodist Women’s daughters’ salad bar banquet will be held at the church. Everyone is to take a salad and take table service. Rolls and beverage will be furnished. Mary Lu Cannon, a soprano soloist, will share Hffitfch'j fe s meal. Last Sunday the hospitality time was hosted by Ruth Hoppes.