The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 52, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 January 1975 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed.. Jan. 22.1975

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ThejColumn A Sideshow Os Events In Milford

I f 2_ *y4 I -• * ■ > J isr .< ~ '&> 'S ' t w r * PICTURED ABOVE is Libbie Lippincott, a former resident of Milford and an avid reader of The Mail-Journal She is theatiat of Devon Lippincott and has great-nieces and several great-great nieces and nephews in this area. The senior citizen has been a resident of the United Methodist home at Warden for 18 years Friends may write to her at the home The zip is 46792 SPEAKING OF senior citizens, did you know Cornelia Poe qf Our Town will be 95 nest week? V Mrs Poe is now a resident of the Orn nursing home WRITING THIS column and the news for The M-J Is no picnic. If we print jokes, people say we are silly; IF we don't we are too serious.

WE SELL PROPERTY IN THt TIPPECANOE LAKE REGION List 03 REALTOR Yours m Now «ealto« Free Estimate Os Market Value Geo. Paton REALTOR LAKE TIPPEC AXOE LEESBVRG Phone 453-M7l

PUBLIC NOTICE Vandalism and slugging of our coin machines have caused us to close the car wash during the night. However, we will be open as usual from daylight until dark. We thank our customers for their understanding and continued patronage. Quick Clean Village Car Wash 'Bud' Fekner and Paul Gerke Syracuse

IF we stick close to the office, we ought to be around hustling for material; IF we go out... we should be on the job in the office. IF we don't print contributions, we don't appreciate genius; and IF we do, the paper is filled with junk* IF we edit the other fellow's write-up. we're too critical; IF we don't we re alseep IF we clip items from other papers we art toa lazy; IF we don’t we re stuck with our own stuff! Now, likely as not. some guy will say we swiped this from somewhere. + + WE DID! HE DID it again! Daniel C. Levemier was honored by the Midwestern United Life Insurance Company for the 23d year as he was again named to the distinguished President's dub Dan. of Milford, has been with the company since 1951. He, has also received a number of certificates of qualification to the company's Ball of Fire club. During 1974, his personal insurance sales totaled in excess of $750,000 IT'S A GIRL! Tish Replogle wanted headlines when her first baby was horn so here’s our substitute. We just couldn't quite convince the bowman to run it across'the top of the front page .. . he had other ideas and besides he didn't do it when his own children or grandchildren were born. Tish worked in our bookkeeping department until just before the holidays then quit to make plans for her expected baby. Young Michelle Louise made her debut last Thursday night and is adored not only by Tish but by her father. Steve; and by tmcle Denny; aunt Linda; and grandpa Clifford, ail Milford area residents. Plus many relatives who live elsewhere. Prep — (Continued from page 1) Association for Retarded Children and the advisory board for the Illinois State Board of Higher Education. At the present time Mr. Logan is also a candidate for a PhD at the University of Chicago in the field of sociology. He is a member of the American Historical Association and a member of the Illinois Sociological Association Mr and Mrs. Logan are included among the Founders of the Cross and Waves of Wawasee Prep Third Member The third new member for Wawasee Prep s board of control is Joseph Barbieri, Jr., of Fort Wayne. Mr. Barbieri has been the business administrator for the Catholic Diocese of Fort

Wayne-South Bend since 1969. Currently he is also the diocesan coordinator for the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend in the Indiana Catholic Conference and he serves on the advisory council for the Indiana Catholic Conference. Mr. Barbieri is also a member of the Diocesan Fiscal Management Conference of the United States Catholic Conference. After serving in the army in World War II and the Korean War, Mr. Barbieri joined the Pollak Brothers, an apparel manufacturing firm. In 1958 he was promoted to sales manager and in 1960 to president of the company. In 1963 he negotiated the merger of Pollak Brothers and Berkshire Apparel Co. of Boston, Mass., and was made president of the resulting Pollak division and elected to the Berkshire Apparel Co. board of

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c&rectors. During this same time" he was associated with the furniture manufacturing company of Hermar Industries as a vice president. Mr. Barbieri is a 1949 graduate of Notre Dame wiversity and is the father of seven children and is presently on the board of directors far the Fort Wayne YMCA, southeast branch. He is past-president of the Fort Wayne Serra club. Mr. Barbieri and his family have a summer residence on Lake Wawasee and have known the Crosier priests and brothers for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Barbieri are Friends of the Prep’s Cross and Waves. Three Resigned Dr. Vincent Romeo, former executive vice president of Miles Laboratories, now livingin Tirol, Austria, Philip Cornelius, of Cornelius Printing in In-

dianapolis, and Frank Vite of B & F Realty in Elkhart resigned their positions on the board earlier to allow for fresher and more available lay leadership for the school. One of the first duties of the new board will be to name a new principal to replace Fr. Thomas Scheets. who resigned on January 17. Father Scheets was the educational leader of the Prep school during its early and most challenging years. Die new board of control faces difficulties familiar to all private education today: strengthening goals, increasing enrollment and eliciting financial support. Wawasee Preparatory is a four-year. - coed, collegepreparatory boarding high school, owned and operated by the Crosier Fathers and Brothers

and fully accredited by North Central Accrediting Association. Die Prep school, which began in 1967, was preceded by Our Lady of the Lake Seminary, which was operated by the Crosiers from 1947 for the Catholic Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend. A total of 90 boys are enrolled at the present time in a facility which has a capacity far 140 students. Noll Hall, a separate coed dorm, was renovated four years ago to house 12 girls, but is now filled beyond capacity with 18 boarding coeds. The 108 Prep students are from the five-state area, with a few from more distant states and also currently from the foreign countries of Nicaragua, Mexico, Paraguay, Brazil, Rhodesia and Hong Kong. Approximately onefourth of the student body come from other Catholic religious backgrounds.

Plan commission meets, officers are elected

The town plan commission met Thursday night at town hall. Syracuse, and plans were approved for construction of an eight-family condominium, twostory, at Pleasant Grove, Lake Wawasee. During election of officers, the following were named: President — William Beemer, re-elected Vice president — Maurice Crow Secretary — Joseph Gray Other board members include Darrell Grisamer, Joseph Hughes, Lorin Knispel, Charles Miller, Carl Myrick, William

Pipp, Mrs. Matt O'Hare, Merl Smith and Mike Umbaugh. One vacancy on the commission remains to be filled following the recent resignations of town board member Christine Clodfelter and Wilbur Smith. - LUTHER DEAD Martin Luther, German religious reformer, died at age 62 on Feb. 18, 1546. , Humor is falling downstairs if you do it while in the act of warning your wife not to. * — Kenneth Bird