The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 9, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 March 1972 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Mar. 29, 1972

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X ii i property. The remodeling will JsSloV? include equipping a sanitary wIQbJXJ N kitchen with the modern AROUND .JJI equipment required to prepare ‘vY serve quality meals. The bar C J jXlr* bEmt~tw and dinin ß room wiM be designed , t 0 P^h™ l serving of family style r meals on Sundays and legal holidays starting around June 1, ””” ' t YJPtiPFiftlv i 11 adds. "We believe the A ojvf ' / proposed operation will turn a — property degrading situation into an asset to the entire community A spring sprucing-up was and its property owners.” evident Saturday with interior painting at NIPSCo and remodeling and improvements Bill and Betty Brammer and continue at the Pickwick Theatre daughter Beth Ann hope to leave with carpeting being laid in the Thursday for a two-week entrance-way through to the vacation trip to Florida, downstairs area. —o——o~ Rev. August Lundquist (Saint If you wondered about the high Andrew Methodist church) and school's drama club presentation Gene Hall both appear tanned Friday night of Charlie Brown. an< j m upon their return from a and didn't go, you missed IT! brief golfing vacation in Florida. It was light, delightful and Our Florida friends will want to displayed much talent. know we had a surprising snow Sunday night, but by Monday One source has said a» talent afternoon most of it had disapscout in the audience discovered peared. a rare young masterpiece in one —o—of the presentations. Is this true, U( | p a ye Wong (Foo A Kirk? Faye's Cantonese Restaurant) —o~ are continuing their Florida Easter will soon be upon us and vacation until May 1 to see the many places are decorated in this completion of their condominium theme including the windows a t Daytona Beach. Our informant being painted by that handy Ann us they have an excellent Nyikos and Easter egg trees at view of the ocean from their The Mail-Journal, and one not balcony, seen by many but the youth, in _o_ the children’s department at the With mild weather over the library. week end, golfers couldn’t wait to —o— get on the courses in the area. If Early to bed Sunday night may good weather prevails, look for have surprised many arising them "in the numbers" during Monday morning with four inches Easter vacation. of snow during the night, hanging —o—- ’ heavily from trees and shrubs, but all melted fast. Would you believe three _o— separate drivers in one morning making a U-turn from the A small four-page brochure parking spot in front of the bank was mailed to residents of the and around to the stop tight? Ogden Island (Lake Wawasee) area last week introducing R. A. It happened Tuesday morning. Buchan and R B Gollar, both of —o— Fort Wayne, who have formed a Former Syracusean Kent new corporation “for the purpose Wilson was in town on Friday for of operating a quality food and a brief visit beverage establishment on the site of the former Anglers Cove He is a freshman at Anderson Inn on Lake Wawasee. - college The two men enclosed a Our Painters are home from petition they hoped to get signed five weeks (glorious weeks, we in order to re-establish the are told) in Texas and Mexico, beverage serving permit lost by former owners of the Cove. Our talented painters of which we speak are Mrs. Ernest The brochure states the Cove Bushong. Mr. and Mrs. Ken “will be completely remodeled Harkless and Leonard Barnhart, and provided with appropriate who also acted as driver for the landscaping over the entire talented group.

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Their trip was called Mexico Painting Workshop and was sponsored by an art shop at San Benito, Texas, for fundamentals of landscape, still-life and portrait painting, — in Parras, Mexico — no less. Painting instruction was under direction of well-known instructors in this area, Martin and Margi Stevens of Middlebury. We understand Mary (Mrs. Bushong) was mostly responsible for translating (and did very well) and will be presenting a program at the local Rotary club in the near future. The word is out and it's official! For you 'fish lovers’ looking forward to the usual Church of God fish frys held twice a year at Oakwood, there will be no more. Family members of Mrs. Carrie Spry held a card shower for her last Friday in observance of her 82d birthday anniversary then the ladies took her to dinner and a shopping spree Carrie resides at the Fountain Place Home, 1001 West Hively, Elkhart. Chris and Pat Schenkel (you’ll remember Chris; he’s with ABC) have purchased a Lake Tippecanoe home on the west side of Lake Tippecanoe and will make a move 1, sometime in the near future. They purchased the Lew Niewerth home, also on Lake Tippecanoe, and have been living there. Look for Kosciusko Community Hospital, Inc., to put on a half hour television program, featuring local people and explaining the group’s efforts to build a new hospital in the county. Laughter, drama and adventure were in store for theatre goers last night at the Pickwick for the one night showing of Cougar Country, an unusual story of a vanishing cat, filmed just as it happened in his mountain home. Two shows were given, one at seven and one at nine and still some youngsters did not get to see the film after being turned away due to a full-house at 7 and being a school night, could not attend the 9 o’clock show. Carl Nickel, Sr., of Syracuse, has returned home from a winter stay at Citra, Fla.

Business Observe Good Friday Most Syracuse and Milford businesses and stores will observe Good Friday services and close during the hours of one and three o’clock in the afternoon for community services. The Syracuse license branch on Main street will join in the one to three observance, however, the post offices in both towns will remain open all day. Other participating businesses have signs posted in windows as to closed hours. Fire And First Aid Calls Made Syracuse volunteer firemen and first aid responded to numerous calls over ths week end. A fire call was received at 11:35 a m. Saturday at the John Price home being rented by Richard Baxter, Sunset Beach, resulting in $1,200 in damage in a garage. Parts were being cleaned in the garage when fumes were ignited by a water heater causing the fire. Mrs. Maurice Crow on county road 1050 reported a grass fire on a lot in the area spread to a cornfield. The first aid unit responded at 6:08 p.m. to the Duane Kline home in Syracuse where Mr. Kline died of a heart attack. Firemen were called out at 2:45 a.m. Sunday for a barn fire of unknown origin one-half mile south of U.S. 6 and 13-A at the Arlen Bobeck home and stood by until the Benton township firemen arrived. Another barn fire, also of unknown origin, was reported by Mrs. Arthur Morris, south of the Bobeck farm, about two miles from Syracuse at 8:23 a.m., when fire started at the base of the barn. Conditions being right, the old house on Baltimore street behind the VyLactos Laboratories was burned to the ground Sunday as requested by the owners. Thomas Mench - Aboard USS Vega USS VEGA — Navy petty officer third class Thomas R. Mench, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mench of Hontpeutt Grove Addition, Syracuse, has sailed for the Western Pacific aboard the stores ship USS Vega, homeported at San Francisco, and is scheduled to visit Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, the Philippines and Thailand during Seventh Fleet operations.

Cardinal Learning Center Receives Federal Grant

An “Innovative Project Development Grant" has been approved for Cardinal Center. Initial funds have been received to develop a Stimulus-Response program for “Profoundly Retarded" children. The first funding period will end on June 30,1972. The grant was approved by the Title I division of the State Department of Public Instruction. The project was initiated March 1. Nineteen “Custodial Care” children residing at the Alfran nursing home are now receiving services through this expanded program of the Council for the Retarded of Kosciusko County, Inc. The goal of the program is to provide these children the chance to learn basic responses. Through a program of “behavior modification’’ these basic responses will be learned. No one knows what levels of achievement may be attained but, because of this new opportunity, the Cardinal Center administration will be able to record and assimilate data that will help develop a potential program projection for the profoundly mentally retarded. The results of this program will be documented and made

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available for all other associations who wish to initiate programs for the profoundly retarded. The Cardinal Center staff member responsible for the project development is Miss Gloria Kaiser. Te beginning stage of the program has developed the need for several hours of volunteer help each day. For anyone who has a little time and a lot of “love for another Human Being” —, these children will benefit through your help. Any questions regarding this project should be directed to Cardinal Center. Thefts Occur Thursday Mrs. William T. Jones, Jr., Syracuse, reported to Syracuse police Thursday of the disappearance of a pair of binoculars from their home valued at ap proximately S2O. Jack Leamon reported Thursday to Syracuse police of the theft of a tape-cartridge, stereo-phonograph, taken from his mobile home located on the Syracuse-Milford road. Investigation continues into both thefts.

Feed Grain Offers Accepted According to information received in the Kosciusko County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office, the offer of additional land for compliance with the 1972 feed grain program has been accepted by the Secretary of Agriculture. County enrollment in the 1972 feed grain-wheat programs totaled 1,680 farms and the secretary’s announcement affects 1,000 farms where an additional offer of either five per cent or ten per cent of the base for set-aside was made. Farmers have been anxiously awaiting this information so that they may proceed with their field planning. A number of our farmers have also been waiting for this word in

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order that measurement service can be requested for the required acreages involved to complete their program planning. Lucile K. Weaver, county executive director of the ASCS office reports that field work on measurement service has begun and will proceed as weather permits. Junior High Class Has • Bowling Party The Bethel junior high young people enjoyed a class party Sunday afternoon, March 26. They enjoyed bowling in Goshen and supper. There were 12 present. Mr. Md Mrs. Donn Kesler and Mrs. Freß* Slabaugh, sponsors, , accompanied the group.