The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 March 1976 — Page 16

THE MAIL-JOI’RNAL — Wei., March 10,1976

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"1 couldn't care less " So seems to be saying little year-old Jennifer Beer, as her mother. Mrs. Dan Beer, r I Syracuse, is making application at the Syracuse license branch. Working behind the counter is Katherine Greider. faithful employee at Jack Vanderford's emporium -—o —- A bankers dispatch corporation employee was seen Tuesday, quickly and adeptly, picking the lock of his vehicle after apparently emerging from his car without his keys. Os all the shortages today, there is still yet another according to Judy Harris at Harris Appliance Center in North Webster, that of good used refrigerators and stoves , What next? Dick Kierein. one of the trendsetters of our communities in that he is one of the owners of Sherwood Forest Lumber in North Webster, the builders of the first solar heated house in the lakeland area, is off on a working vacation Destination: Central and southern Chited States! Purpose: Something to do with tolar heat again —6— ' Dave, our friendly l PS man in this area, is off on a Florida vacation ~--o The late Seth Ward would be proud He always had a fondness fqr Milly Savage, anti when she was .recently made manager of the Wawasee Branch of the local bank. Seth would have been the first to congratulate her There's a new Milly, her friends note, one that is TO pounds tighter. Milly says. "And you can put it in the paper I'm proud of it." Milly has been undergoing needleless acupuncture from a Topeka doctor (no advertising, please*, as others in the area have been doing to lose weight It involves a metal *,im-

®/R & R AUTO SALES\© SR 13 South Os Syracuse \ f “Miles Os Smiles Used Cars” \ f Phone 457-4500 ' Wes NOW Wes NOW 70, Olds 88 Gold 2 Dr. $1 595 $1,210 70 Pontiac Bonneville 74 Chev. Vega Red 2 Dr. 2.695 2,400 Green. 4Dr $1,595 $1,200 71 Ford Maverick Blue 75 Olds 88 White & Red 2 Dr. 1 895 I.SM 4 Dr. 4.695 4,301 74 Comoro Yellow 2 Dr, 3,795 3.400 73 Olds 88 Gold & 74 Chev. Vega Orange Brown. 2 Dr. 2,995 2,400 & Black 2.795 2,400 72 Buick Riv6ria. Green 2.995 2,400 67 Ford Beige. 4 Dr. 395 201 73 Olds Cutlass Salon. 69 Rombler Red White. Gold, 4 Dr. 3.595 2,900 & Blue 2,495 1,900 72 Chev. Impala Green 73 Mazda Wagon Brown,. 2Dr. 1.895 1,500 4 Dr. 2,495 2,100 70 Chev. Impala. Gold. 72 Copri Grey. 2 Dr. 2.195 1,700 2 Dr. 1.295 700 72 Ford Wagon, Green. 72 Pontiac Grandville, 4 Dr. 2,195 1,900 Yellow. 4 Dr. 2.195 1.000 71 PontiocWogon Gold, 71 Olds 96 LS, Gold 4 Dr. 1.795 1.400 4 Dr. 1 895 1,600 72 Olds Toronodo Blue 2,695 2,200 Olds 88 Green 4 Dr. 2,695 2,200 |T f These Cars Were AM Hand Picked From \ New Cor Dealer Inventory For Your Driving Pleasure X 74 Yernoha 250 tndvro SBBB XMk /.* V\ 73 Yamaha 250 Enduro S4BB f AMS V FINANCING AVAILABIi /

plantation into the ears, that whenever one gets hungry they nib the metal objects and the hunger goes away. "They laugh." Milly comments, "but it works for me." * The final crunch came when Milly said she had 30 more pounds to go. An avid Fairfield fan. Milly is becoming the fetching. svelte business executive .And. speaking of banks. Tom Tuttle is temporary president of the Albion State Bank, a position he plans,to relinquish as soon as a suitable replacement is found. With spring slowly approaching it appears much cleaning will be necessary along including the strip of Pickwick Road from the entrance to Kale Island beyond the curve starting at the railroad tracks Pretty bad! Spirit Days were held, and SPIRIT there was — at Wawasee high school in preparation for the tournament held last week end at Triton Spirit days started on Wednesday with Farmers Day, whereby students dressed as farmers. On Thursday. Switch Day was held and students switched normal apparel as girls wore some type of boys apparel and boys wore some type apparel worn by the girls The final SPIRIT day was on Friday and termed as Athletic Day at which time students wore outfits of different athletes. The days were climaxed with a pep session on Friday with 10 senior students, guys and gals, then taking turns dribbkrig a basketball to the site of the sectional action, some 35-40 miles Warriors were "spirited on" according to the 92 points scored, but not enough to overcome their foe. Tippecanoe Valley, with 105 points recorded. whey W Bill Spurgeon, chairman of the Wawasee committee for Leisure Living Wawasee Prep*, and Father Charles Kunkel, have formed a two-man speaking bureau, presenting the new ideas for Prep to Lakeland Kiwams club and the SyracuseWawasee ministerial association, and plan to speak to other groups including the chamber of commerce. A local resident received a past due statement from the secretary at an Elkhart doctor. It turned out the bill had been paid and a receipt was in the hands of the local party. When this was called to the secretary 's attention, this was the beginning of an apologetic note that followed: "You can certainly understand in these days of computers the number of errors that are contributed to them However. 1 am the computer and you are the computee In the case of your account your computeein was bettefthan my computerin." This column is told it's not true that a leading grocery stare in the area is for sale. Then comes the reply. "Well, if the price is right." The same party told us all dollar bills will be scrapped by the federal treasury, sub

stituting two dollar bills and a metal dollar coin a little smaller than a half dollar. W e didn't believe either one at first blush, but we'll really have to wait and see. now. won’t we? Possible rain showers or light snow flurries are being forecast for today with 30 and 40 degree temperatures on the agenda for the remainder of the week, as we enjoy the mild temperatures in the lakeland area. Only 10 days remain until the first day of spring. Milk for family meals WEST LAFAYETTE — Everyone is trying to cut food costs Yet some may have overlooked spending for dairy products because they know milk must be provided for the family needs Take a second look at the pattern of buying and using milk, advises Marcile Allen. Ellen, extension foods and nutrition specialist at Purdue university Milk delivered to the home frequently costs more than in a food or dairy retail store. Multi-quart containers often cost less than quart containers. If there is a difference in price, buy the form or forms of milk that best meets the family needs at the best price. This may mean buying nonfat dry milk in as large a package as can be stored and used without waste, o& buying store specials in fluid fresh milk perhaps in multi-quart containers. ■Hie homemaker may want to have several forms of milk avaikole for hone use. suggests the Purdue specialist. Often, onlyhabit limits the choices. Fluid fresh, nonfat dry and evaporated milk are probably the three most popular forms available. Fresh fluid milk is the choice for many w hen milk is to be used as a beverage, but nonfat drymilk keeps well and. when purchased in the right size for the family, can be used without waste. Evaporated milk takes less storage space than fluid milk and does not require refrigeration until opened. In using nonfat dry milk powder. Allen suggests the adding of dry milk powder to the day ingredients in a recipe and then add water for the required amount of liquid. In recipes calling for a cup of buttermilk or sour milk for baking, you can substitute one cup of fresh milk plus one tablespoon vinegar or lemon juice, (let stand for five minutes before using). A food safety tip: Don't mix new milk with oldunless you are going to use it immediately Just to be safe, don't put milk which has been taken from the storage container back into the storage container if it has been at room temperature for any extended period The number of bacteria increases as milk ages or stands at room temperature MUSIC SALES UP Musical instrument sales have climbed about 15 per cent over the past three years and the record-breaking volume should continue in 1976, according to the National Association of Band Instrument Manufacturers.

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