The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 May 1972 — Page 17

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The most significant single cause of water pollution is sewage—the unsanitary waste from homes and businesses which flows into community sewer systems and on>nto rivers and lakes. The problem, some experts tell us, could become a lot worse. ' But electric energy to the rescue 1 larger and more efficient sewage treatment plants—using more and more electricity—will go to work cleaning up our rivers, lakes and streams. Electric energy will continue to be part of the answer to solving our water pollution problems—just as it will in recycling trash into usable raw materials,

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Suggested Memorial Day And Week End Tours

With Memorial Day and the opening of the warm weather touring season at hand, the Chicago Motor Club-AAA touring department has compiled this list of selected holiday and week end destinations for the benefit of area motorists and their families.

ridding the landscape of abandoned automobiles, powering mass transportation systems and cleaning up the air around factories and mills. More electricity —a lot more —is needed Io help solve our pollution problems. This is why NIPSCO is planning and building today to meet these tremendous energy demands 6or a cleaner, healthier tomorrow.

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GALENA, ILL. - In the far northwestern comer of Illinois, this city is probably the most perfectly preserved historic town in the state. To many, this area is one great museum. There are interesting tours and some of the finest antique shopping in America. TURKEY RUN STATE PARK, IND. — This park on U.S. 41 west and south of Crawfordsville was established as Indiana’s first state park in 1916. Sugar Creek wanders aimlessly through the area between rock-walled canyons and moss-lined gorges. Atop the canyons are densely timbered hills which are prime springtime hiking areas. HOLLAND, MICH. — Windmill Island city park is located in the heart of family resort country in this part of Michigan. The park is a re-creation of a 200-year-old Netherlands countryside scene. Everything about the park is planned to typify a 1750 environment in the Netherlands. Focal-point of the park is ‘De Zwann,” a two-century old grain mill from the Netherlands which actually operates when the wind is right. MILWAUKEE, WIS. - Often known as the “Beer Capital of the World” this city is an excellent place to visit for enjoyable week end away from home. Downtown Milwaukee is one of MidAmerica's favorite shopping areas with the East Town area, between the river and the lakefront, offering a large selection of high fashion and speciality shops, art galleries and book stores Tours of the many breweries are also a favorite pastime. FORT KASKASKIA STATE PARK. ILL. — This state park a 238-acre memorial to the early

French and American pioneers who brought civilization to the Illinois wilderness, is located in the far southwestern portion of Illinois. It is situated atop a high bluff overlooking the Mississippi River. From the site of the fort, Kaskaskia Island can be seen separated from the Illinois mainland by a channel of the Mississippi River. This island is the only portion of Illinois located west of the great river. BROWN COUNTY STATE PARK, IND. — Owing much of its charm to an early pioneer atmosphere that has been preserved in its wooded hills and valleys, this park appears much as it did when the early settlers came to Indiana in covered wagons. The park is located 40 miles south of Indianapolis and 20 miles east of Bloomington. SPRINGFIELD, ILL. - The state capital is a fascinating area for the lover of history. It was here that Abraham Lincoln matured to manhood and developed the skills that later made him one of the most hallowed figures in America’s history. It is the site of the only home he ever owned, his law office and his tomb. Nearby is the recreated New Salem, the village where he served as postmaster and store clerk. McCORMICK’S CREEK STATE PARK, IND. - Near Spencer, this park’s varied landscape includes ravines, sinkholes and deep stone gullies. The most notable feature of the park is a deep limestone canyon formed centuries ago by the rushing waters od McCormick’s Creek. SOUTH HAVEN, MICH. \ - Located on Lake Michigan’s eastern shore, this area was a bustling international seaport before the Saint* Lawrence Seaway was dreamed of. Today, South Haven is a popular-sum-mer vacation area noted for its coho and Chinook salmon fishing. NELSON DEWEY STATE PARK, WIS. — Located in the southwestern portion of Wisconsin on the Mississippi River near Cassville, Wis., this park contains a fine exhibit of early-day farm implements and tools for crafts. There also is an authenic village of the 1890 era open for tours.

swi ® >»h w v SOli/ford Homecoming -Memorial Day Monday/ May 29th 10:00 a.m. Parade • Starts At Jr. High IgVM <By Legion) Last Years Cutie King & Queen Are In Parade KkU. Milford Community 2d Annual S Chicken B BARBECUE "CARRY OUT TOO" | 11:00 Till 3:00 p.m. | Proceeds Go To Fire Dept. To Help ■ Hiflh W Pay Off Debt Os New Radio Eq. Jr * "■ | Map 11:30 Cutie King & Queen Contest Jr. High Gym (Entry Blank BqIow) (Mrs. Max Duncan Chairman) WW 2d Annual MM 2:00 Volley Ball Tournament (Milford Churches) I Traveling Trophy (Check With Ministers) & 3:00 Bicycle Races Assemble At Jr. High r Entry Bia ks Below hVu ' (Oscar Pina Chairman) <8? Hp! I tNTRY BLANKS "| | InYRY BLANKS J I Milford Homecoming I | Milford Homecoming Or/ ! Cutie Kin 9 4 Queen Contest ! | Bic y cle Races ( AII A 9 es ) i ! Age Limit 4-« Years | I A B e Grou £?, 6 „' B i Va I s Il 15-20; 20-40 And Over I Mon./ May 29 - 11:30 a.m. | . (No Tandems) | Jr. High Gym i jsf place Winners — Trophies | | Winners To Receive Trophies f j 3< j winners — Ribbons I I Name— Age | | | Parents Name | | ame I Address Phone I | Address | Wl I Fill out — Mail To'MAD, Box 46 Milford I I Fill Out - Mail To MAD, Box 46 Milford* u—

Son-In-Law Receives Promotion Mrs. Blanche Sloan of 701 East Baltimore street, Syracuse, has received word that her son-in-law, John J. Barango of Chicago, has been promoted to the rank of lieutenant in the Illinois Commerce Commission law enforcement division. He has been employed by the commission for eight years. Governor Richard Oglivie previously appointed Barango to the rank of sergeant of the com mission. Charity-Ettes Hold Dinner The Charity-Ettes of the Apostolic Christian church of Milford held their motherdaughter dinner in a Nappanee restaurant on Saturday evening. Hostesses were Miss Nettie Haab and Miss Evelyn Beer. Chicken and swiss steak were served at a table decorated with pink candles and pink flowers. Each mother was given one of the flowers. Miss Beer welcomed the guests and gave a resume of the organization's work. Miss Gwen Bauer read “Farm Wife’s Prayer For Faith.” Winners in contests were Mrs. Andrew Beer, Mrs. Otto Beer, Sr., Mrs. George Sheets, Mrs. Lewis Speicher and Miss Edith Baumgartner. Herbert L. Reuter Honored At VU Herbert L. Reuter, Milford, was among the seniors at Vincennes university to receive honors upon graduation. Reuter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Reuter of Milford, received the coveted gold cord as an emblem of exemplifying excellent leadership qualities and having maintained above average grades as well as participation in extra curricular activities. The ’ recipients were nominated by faculty and students and selected by a representative faculty-student committee. The area senior also received a bronze key for an accumulation of from three to six activity points and having maintained a satisfactory grade average.

Wed., May 24, 1972 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Changing Times In 1915 female teachers were expected to obey rules like these: 1. You will not marry during the term of your contract. 2. You are not to keep company with men. 3. You must be home between the hours of 8 p.m. and 6 a.m., unless attending a school function. 4. You may not loiter downtown in ice cream stores. 5. You may not travel beyond the city limits, unless you have the permission of the chairman of the board. 6. You may not ride in a carriage or automobile with any man, unless he is your father or brother. 7. You may not smoke cigarettes. 8. You may not dress in bright colors. 9. You may under no circumstances dye your hair. 10. You must wear at least two petticoats. 11. Your dresses must not be any shorter than two inches above the ankle. 12. To keep the school room neat and clean, you must: Sweep the floor at least once daily; scrub the floor at least once a week with hot soapy water ; clean the blackboards at least once a day; and start the fire at 7 a.m. so the room will be warm by 8 a m. Adapted from PTA magazine.

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MERLIN SET sprcial radiance. The look of love. And Love Rihgs from Art Carved capture that glow. In antique, contemporary or traditional accents. Come in soon for Love Rings to reflect your special light. Carve d the Ring ! people Newcomer and Sons JEWELERS Since 1880 ’ , Nappanee, Ind. Authorized J**4**f

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