The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 March 1976 — Page 14

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., March 3,1976

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nSTZZZ — qsuziNjCS A Rose for Friendship How appropriate — during the month of Valentine s day — that North Webster realtor J. B Hoyshould have his long wished dream come closer to reality of a rose for friendship week to be declared and observed in the state of Indiana r No dissenting \ole was given in the House or Senate last week regarding the resolution for the fourth week of June each year, and Governor Otis Bowen is expected sign the proclamation in the near future. A House Resolution signed by Representative Thames L. Mauzy and Representative Loren E Winger reads as follows: HOUSE RESOLUTION WHEREAS, one of the most important aspects of human relations is friendship; and WHEREAS, too often, acts of friendship are overlooked and we forget to thank our friends just for being friends; and WHEREAS, the rose symbolizes the act of friendship; and WHEREAS, a group in northern Indiana has recommended that a special day and week be set aside to communicate friendship; Now Therefore. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF INDIANA. THE SENATE CONCURRING: Section I. That the Governor of the State of Indiana be requested to designate the fourth week in June as “A Rose for Friendship Week." Section 2. That the (iovernor of the State of Indiana be requested to designate the Wednesday during the fourth week in June as "Friendship Day". Section 3. That a copy of this resolution be transmitted to all of the members of the Indiana Congressional delegation with a request that they undertake to have a similar resolution adopted by Congress. Section 4. That the Principal Clerk of the House transmit a copy of this resolution to the Governor'of the Slate of Indiana. His efforts for the resolution and declaration all started when a single long stemmed rose was given by him to grace a lovely crystal vase on a secretary's desk, in place of an ugly faded rose, in a beautifully and ex pensively furnished office on a hot humid day in 1961 The office was m downtown Chicago where

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J B Hoy was doing business on that particular day. He has a Rose for Friendship folder which tells the entire story. A letter this .week from Mrs Sam W. Johnson. 1434 Aldersgate drive, apartment J-4, Kissimmee. Fla.. 32741, advised she was bom at Syracuse and her folks moved to Elkhart due to the health of her brother She added she had in her possession, a Syracuse LakeWawasee Journal dated Thursday. Sept. 11. 1919 and since this is the Bicentennial year was wondering if someone in the Syracuse community would be interested in acquiring the issue. A handy folder with the telephone bills this month was prepared as a public service by the American Heart Association. Indiana affiliate, advises what to do in case of a heart attack There's a new antique shop in North Webster, located in the Land O’ Lakes barn. Tammy Baugher she’s the daughter of Bob and Norma was seen Friday morning in an apparent attempt to capture a suntan, as she sunbathed in the Baugher yard in a bikini la>cal temperatues registered at 11:30 a.m. were set at 54 degrees. Rinkers are changing their stores around in North Webster and adding a shoe business Watch for further details The world record for eating doughnuts, according to Guinness. is 37 in 15 minutes. This might be broken in our area within the next few months. More later. Local Rotarians have been joshing member Jay Peffley, just back from a month long vacation, of sporting a graying mustache We think it is distinguised. once one gets used to the idea. Seen striding briskly down Main street Saturday morning in the spring hke weather experienced here for several weeks, was Pastor Thomas Douglas wearing a cap in the green and yellow Warrior colors The Doug Pilchers are home from a Florida vacation where They visited the Jack Masons at Deerfield Beach with some deep sea fishing at Cocoa Beach. They spent two nights at the city of Freeport in the Bahamas and commented on high prices there: milk at 92.79 a gallon, for example. Doug states the island is beautiful, the weather wonderful, with the same kind of clothes worn the year around “No wonder so many people have winter homes there, especially movie stars." he says An awfully 10l of people didn't know Nelson Auer is a magician, but they learned it Saturday night when he entertained at the opening of Dagny’s Gropp's Famous Fish of Stroh. Like others, we ll have to get used to that name It's the old Maxwelton golf course dining room, and will be operated byJay and Nancy Hersh They are bringing something new to the area and bid to do well Janet (Mr*. Harry) Lemberg was guest of honor at a birthday

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK A college student, having become a & Christian, wanted to witness and yet felt | inadequate in speech. He decided to express his k faith by carrying his Bible with him. A big. husky ■ | football hero heckled and deviled him un- I mercifully for this. The student made every < attempt to keep calm, but finally turned to the / “hero” and said, “You think I’m yellow, a sissy, ? because I carry a Bible around the campus, don’t ? you? Well — here — you carry it tomorrow! ” ? Milford Christian Church Phone 658-9151 or 658-4305 1 ' — Ouse* rwuia»o s«n«av » — Pr>m*rv iwtKX »«< X M.ltort Lobe S>'KvU WW *<•»* * nd <*•♦*« *«• •<***•o hoappan ea a f eat sarv teas at *®■ 3® a m — B’Ue school howr —•N a m — Sv»Ov wrvKM at 3p m V v&rnnß worsHtp aarvoca — » — Famtly B»b*« aMy f am & * pm.

celebration on Sunday, and though reluctant to reveal her real age. did admit she was "over 20." The local Dairy- Queen was a bee hive of business as were the drive-ins south on Sunday, all enjoying the summer temperatures experienced here for several weeks — and who knows how long it may last — and this week the Gallahans are announcing the opening of the everfavorite B & K Drive-In for the season Would you believe that with only several streets in the town of Syracuse listed as a one-way. that just south of the post office, two vehicles including a huge semi-rig were seen doing the wrong way bit one forenoon?! The Palace of Sweets in North Webster opened Monday under the guidance of new owners. Orbie and Judy Soden The Sodens are former residents of Anderson Go in and say "hello" to our new neighbors. Watch *for an announcement shortly on change of ownership of a Syracuse business. A familiar face in the Reed and Hearn office, along with receptionist - secretary - gal Friday Sharon Levemier. is former employee Joyce Robertson She is pinch-hitting for a period of time. As the warming temperatures continued for another week, it seems the birds and bees, trees, shrubs, spring flowers and animals are somewhat confused in thinking spring has arrived. Though heavy snows forecast almost daily for the past week to hit our Lakeland area, we have again proven the weather man wrong to some extent — however, the rain and thunderstorms experienced since Sunday, with some hail Tuesday night, caused much concern and chilling weather it did not reach the 70's Tuesday as the weatherman listed it would, but the thermometer worked much like a yoyo only to rise to a near 60 temperature Wednesday (today) morning following the night-time storm. More ram is on the agenda for the next several days. Is *1 >7 SPEAKUP FINALIST— Allan M. Peters of r LLeesburg was the finalist in the Warsaw Jaycee speakup program conducted recently. He will enter the regional contest at Nappanee, March 9. The regional will be a three to five minute speech on one line of the Jaycee creed. A regional winner will compete in the state contest and a state winner in the national contest. Peters gave a critique on the % book "Up the Organization” by Robert Townsend. Gary Lyons of r 6 Warsaw was runner-up. There were about 14 members who participated in the contest. The speakup program helps members to speak before not only small groups, but also larger groups. The competition starts with an ice breaker, less than one minute on any topic they choose; the second speech, two minutes on topic of choice: third and final speech, three to five minutes on a subject. chosen from a list of topics, assigned to them.

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