The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 May 1976 — Page 16

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 12.1976

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p;H < 4 i MF i" Stories are making the rounds about big mushroom finds, and Carl Hepler, owner of the Dairy Queen in. Wawasee Village, wants to be counted in He’s shown holding one he found “south of town" which measured B*4 inches in height. Jack Spaeth, new manager of industrial relations at Weatherhead Co m Syracuse, chided us about putting his photo on our back page last week and his "old buddy" on the front page It turns out the old buddy is secretary of state Conrad who won the Democratic nomination for governor in last Tuesday’s primary election. Both men were campus pais at Ball State university m the late 40 s where Conrad was a campus political leader Ivan Rinehart and Meyer Maidenberg are two compatible self-styled "old timers" from Morrison Island who appear to be having a time -of their lives. Meyer calls himself “mayor" of Morrison Island, and gives a wide assortment of titles to his good friend Ivan. Theres every indication the lakeland area can expect a budding boom this summer and fall One sure indication was the wide interest shown in the new home in Wawasee Heights by Kinder Runge Construction Co Don Runge sits at his desk on road 13 and fans through a card file of over 100 names of people > who visited the "Wawasee” and expressed an interest in a similar type home (Xher builders express similar confidence, but are slow to express too much confidence tn case the boom fails to materialize We re betting it does materialize Nice Florida tans are evident with Bud and Bake Cripe, former Syracuseans and now of Bradenton. Fla., who arrived in Syracuse last week for a nearly two month visit. The couple plan to. do some mushrooming in the northlands this week with mushroom pro Harold Arnold, and wife Mabel Bud. who has retired after 31years in pharmaceuticals, said Friday the Cripes had not hunted mushrooms since leaving Syracuse, and are looking for- < ward to the hunt. The couple plan to leave here m July, with their travel trailer, for

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a California trip to visit daughter Bunny and other relatives before returning to the Florida southlands in November. A special meeting of the Turkey Creek Conservation club is being held at 7:30 p.m. on .May 13 at the clubhouse on the east side of Lake Wawasee. Save our wetlands will be the topic under discussion led by Carl Eisfelder and a representative of the Wawasee Property Owners association All interested persons are urged to attend. Something new and a little different in funding projects for the area is the flea market planned at Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church by the church choir on July 9-10, according to Chris Koher The event is planned, eats and all. for the church organ fund. Also in the Bicentennial theme, there will be the wandering minstrels. Pied Piper, and the like. A golden opportunity’ is what Chns said, hold off on your garage sales, rent a space at the market and sell your wares It’s that time again, for the spring Jonah fish fry at Oakwood Park, by the Calvary church, on May 2L The cold weather experienced here for the past several weeks left chemical treatment uncompleted at Lake Papakeechie, and property owners are informed of no swimming or fishing allowed before May 21. Many have seen the NIPSCo window painted by Ann Nyikos this past week for the legion auxiliary, post 223. for the forthcoming Poppy Days at Syracuse on May 21. 22 and also in connection with this, our Bicentennial year. As Crimson as the blood men shed God made the Poppies flaming red In Flanders field, their scarlet blooms. Forever non o’er lonely tombs We stand for hope and peace and love. And ask for help from God above. While Poppies tell to all the world. That Freedom's Flag is still unfurled With the warming temperatures experienced here during the week end (a real welcome from the frosty mornings! comes spring cleaning, including painting of parking spots and curbs by the town street department, and a car wash by the \ah-o-ma Camp Fire Girls this Saturday. Watch for futher developing at the north edge of town, with two new homes, one on each side of the county line road, now being erected A number of local Camp Fire Girls are learning proper etiquette and flying of our American flag, and one leader remarked she was appalled at what she saw about town of some businesses and homes, in flying of the flag. Look around, could she be talking about you in this Bicentennial year** Do you know the proper etiquette and respect for our Rag? A reminder, for those who remember Nina Mrs Herb) King, formerly of King s Grocery at Kale Island for many years, that she will be observing her 85th birthday anniversary on May 24

Recovering from a broken hip. mail will reach her at Hillcrest Nursing Home, r 2 Avon Park. Fla., 33825. When that heavy front door to the post office did not budge shortly after 5 Monday evening, did you discover you had not read the notice posted on the door?; Hours have changed at the facility which is now open at 8 in the morning, including the windows, instead of 8:30, but closing at 5 in the evening instead of 5:50. Mary Beth, 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Hartman, new owners of the Pickwick Lounge, insists on the use of the full “Mary Beth.” This has become particularly true since the currently popular television program “Mary Hartman. Mary Hartman.” according to her dad. Gladys (Mrs. Arnold) Culver, retired North Webster teacher yet still serving in a substitute capacity, came across a 1946 picture of a Webster second grade, with her as teacher, of which she is justly proud. She ticked off the names of the young students of whom she is proud, one being Freddie Clark owner-manager of the MAM Restaurant, in which establishment she was dining with other retired ( teachers about to dedicate the old refurbished subscription school building. There were 43 students in that class, “and today teachers think they only need 20 in a class,” she lamented. Biennial bearing a factor WEST LAFAYETTE - Don't expect too much bloom out of your flowering crabapple and apple trees this year The reason is biennial bearing 1 “Last year the flowering crabapple and apple trees blossomed forth like a spec tacular.” says John A. Wott, Purdue university extension home environment horticulturist "They also produced tremendous fruit crops.” But biennial fruiting occurs in many fruit trees and especially with apples Trees which bear heavily one year will generally fail to bloom the next. Since the buds of most fruits that open in the spring are formed during the previous summer, a heavy crop may prevent bud formation. Biennial bearing is difficult to change or correct. Wott adds A return to normal yearly flowering and fruit production, however, may be induced by early and heavy thinning (picking off* of the fruit during the year when the trees produce a big yield Thinning must be done within 30 days after blooming to be effective Poor tree vigor and cold weather damage to flower buds also cause fruit trees to bloom sparsely But if your tree or trees do not produce well this year, relax They probably had a good year in 1975. and you can’t expect the greatest in 76 On December 13, 1777, Congress established two inspector general positions, thus marking the beginning of the U.S. Army’s Office of the Inspector General, an investigative unit Between December 29 and December 31. 1776, General Washington escorted almost 1,000 Hessians captured in the Battle of Trenton across the Delaware River into Pennsylvania and then reoccupied Trenton

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