The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 May 1972 — Page 33

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DOWNTOWN — MILFORD C. S. Myers Ford Has Been In Milford For Over 35 Years. There Is A Fully Equipped Shop And Factory Trained Personnel To Give Your Car The Care It Deserves. See Jon Or Chuck For A Fair Deal.

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New Hospital Sets Auxiliary Organization Date An information and organization meeting for a hospital auxiliary‘to Kosciusko Community hospital, Warsaw, has been set for Thursday, May 25, 1972 at 7:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, Road 30 East, Warsaw. All women are cordially invited to attend and learn of the opportunities in volunteer service to the hospital and the community. Mrs. Frank Bueker and Mrs. Robert Hoey, representatives of the Northeast region of the Indiana Hospital Association, will be present to discuss the

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procedures in forming a hospital auxiliary and some of the activities and services conducted by an auxiliary. Local Holsteins Receive Food Production Credits A report of milk production levels attained by dairy cows in the area has been received from Hoistein-Friesian Association of America. The actual food production output, recorded in the DHIR program, by these local registered Holsteins is: Oneeda Lucifer Prince Iris 7122497, a two-year-old in the herd tested for Oliver and Joe Hibschman, Syracuse, produced

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20,570 pounds of milk and 706 pounds of butterfat in 305 days. Stookeyholm Paul Starlite 5829742, an eight-year-old, produced 19,510 pounds of milk and 884 pounds of butterfat in 305 days. Lneeda Cherrio Wendell 7200910, a two-year-old, had 16,060 pounds of milk and 598 pounds of butterfat in 305 days. Both are included in the herd tested for Emra G. and John R. Stookey, Prairie View Stock Farm, Milford. These new production figures may be compared to the estimated annual output erf 9,388 pounds (4,366 quarts) of milk and 345 pounds of butterfat by the average U. S. dairy cow, notes the National Holstein Association.

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VISIT M-J PLANT — Members of the third grade classes of the Topeka school, accompanied by teachers Phyllis Christner and Stella Blosser and mothers Anne Stolts and Mary Ruth Mickem, toured The Mail-Journal plant in Milford last Thursday. They are shown above watching newspapers being printed on the plant’s web offset press.

Camping No Longer For Men Only, Offers Liberation For Women, Too

Women may not consider themselves liberated at home or at work, but at the campsite they’re well on their way. Camping is no longer for men only. For years, men have been urging women to camp. Time was when camping was rough and ready, but nowadays equipment has been designed with the fairer sex in mind, reports Emily J. Berckmann, women’s service director of the Thermos Division of King-Seeley Thermos Co. Most women object to the time and trouble it takes to set up a tent. Thermos has

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WAWASEE VILLAGE —SYRACUSE i There Are A Great Number Os Loyal Ford Owners In The Wawasee Area. We Now Have Sales And Service Faculties To Take Care Os J Their Automotive Needs. See Jack Or Huck For A Fair Deal. »

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solved this problem with its Pop-Tent which a woman can put up without assistance in less than two minutes. In Two Colors The smaller size which sleeps two comes in red or gray; the larger size for four is available in gray only. We don’t suggest a woman could set up a Prairie Schooner by herself but if it’s gracious living she’s after, this is the tent for her. This unusual tent even has an optional curtain divider which creates two rooms. The smaller size sleeps three, the larger one four. With doubledecker bunks, double the count. Both the Pop-Tent and Prairie Schooner are fully screened and floored. You’ll free yourself from coffee making chores throughout the day if you make extra coffee at mealtimes and pour it into Thermos brand vacuum bottles to keep hot until needed. Incidentally, Thermos has a new wide mouth vacuum bottle with a removable plastic Insert that makes it possible to eat directly from the bottle. You might want to get one in either the 10-ounce or pint size for each member of the family. The male ego seems to blossom when cooking chores are al fresco so any woman

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camper who plays her cards right may find the men in the family will want to take over the task of nourishing the inner man (and woman). If this is the case, don’t fight it. However, for those times when the men are off fishing, hiking or boating, it’s a blessing to have a lightweight propane stove with a vitreous porcelain cooking area that’s as easy to clean and operate as your kitchen range. A cup of coffee never tastes quite so good as it does in camp. To avoid the burned lip that so often afflicts the unsuspecting camper drinking out of a metal cup, Invest In some of the new insulated ware made by Thermos. It has the look, feel and style of china. Retain Their Heat Hot drinks will retain their heat and cold beverages will stay deliciously chilled. Highly resistant to scratches and stains, this new ware Is dish-washer-safe and ideally suited for casual dining at home, too. Any well appointed kitchen away from home should have at least one Ice chest for perishables. Finally, darkness falls even on a campsite so you’ll want to have a propane lantern or two for bright, quiet-burning Illumination.