The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 September 1976 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Sept. 29.1976

JU iiiCSCdi LnvVarWi !■♦ »PT TBRpvkj <raP »lil ■ Y■. a ♦ . - 11 I Hflfl K 1 A- \ i ■BIOS';. • ' J MmlwsVl sjk tt ,i i e - >«aß INFANT SPECIALIST TALKS TO KIWANIANS— Nancy Nicholas, supervisor of intensive care unit for infanUat Parkview hospital in Fort Wayne, assisted by Judy Fults, talked to the Kiwante Club of Lakeland. North Webster, on Monday. Sept 2*. Shown in the photo, from left, are Stuart Walker, president-elect of the Kiwanis club: Otto Fults, who arranged the program: Judy Fultz. Parkview hospital; Nancy Nicholas: and Sherman Bryant, club president. J Infant mortality was very high several years ago. bat great progress has been made at Parkview with the new equipment and training of staff for the intensive care unit for children. At present, a child weighing three pounds or more is seldom lost, in infants weighing less, losses have been reduced, the women said. The supervisor also showed sides of Parkview's respiratory equipment and how it works. She encourages parents to be at the unit and handle their children and work with them. Parkview handies over 3.000 childbirths per year plus 120 transports a year.

TO BE AT WAWASEE — Joy McDonald. Nashville recording artist, composer, singer and speaker, will present two programs at Wawasee high school on Wednesday, Oct. 0. She may be seen at 8:23 and at 9:25. The programs are sponsored by the Lakeland Concerned Citizens Forum as part of the Bicentennial celebration. Mrs. McDonald is a graduate of Millersburg high school and is a resident of Goabea. She has three albums — "Joy McDonald Sings," "To Children. With Love.” and "Farmer s Daughter” — all recorded in Nashville. All include songs she wrote. Her writings are a result of experiences as wife, mother and self employed accountant. The couple's remarks are humorous, serious and inspiring. The public is invited to attend these programs.

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FFA soils team advances The Wawasee Future Farmers of America soil judging team continued its winning ways with a first place finish in the sub-area east soils contest. The competition was held last Saturday near Crown Point. Teams from throughout northern Indiana competed The Wawasee team captured four of the top five individual placmgs with Ed Clayton winning top honors. Jim Shock. Rich Leanions. and Mike Tom finished second, third and fifth respectively. They will continue on to the area contest to be held next Saturday near Goshen. In addition team members Marcia Pifer. Mark Baumgartner. Terry Richards, Jeff Beezley and Kevin Schrock also competed and placed third in the overall competition. The team traveled to West Lafayette on September 17 and 18 to compete in the annual Purdue Invitational Soils Judging contest. The contest is sponsored by My Neighbors ■ “And what do you do m real life. Senator?"

several agricultural organizations in Purdue's school of agriculture. Over 700 individuals competed in the Purdue contest. Randy Warren, FFA advisor, has accompanied the group. Tennis team 6th in NIC By ESTI KEEN Last Thursday the Wawasee tennis team was shut out 5-0 in a home match against Concord. Coach Jim Webster's crew placed sixth last Saturday at the NLC tourney. Mark Krug, number two singles player, won his match against Cook from Rochester 6-3,6-2. He was beaten by Tom Flaherty 7-5, 6-4 in playoffs. In the number three position Bryan Smith beat out Larry Cucher to advance himself against Dan Heiser who took it 63, 7-6.

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October 4-8 MONDAY — Barbeque sandwich. French fires, fruit salad, cake and milk TUESDAY — Chilled orange juice, ravioli, tossed salad, apple crisp, bread and butter and milk. WEDNESDAY — Beans and ham. buttered broccoli, ap-

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plesauce. corn bread and butter, ice cream sandwich and milk. THURSDAY — School will be dismissed at noon. No lunch. FRIDAY — Submarine sandwich. with lettuce and pickle, buttered green beans, strawberries in jello and milk. When Virginia had martial law From the Pennsylvania Evening Post, Philadelphia. late autumn. 1775, 200 years ago: By his Excellency the Right Honorable JOHN Earl of DUNMORE, his Majesty's lieutenant and Governor General of the colony and dominion of Virginia, and ViceAdmiral of the same. A PROCLAMATION 1 do, in virtue of the power and authority to me given by his Majesty, determine to execute martial law. and cause the same tobe executed throughout this colony. And to the end that peace and good order may the sooner be restored. I do require every person capable of bearing arms to resort to his Majesty ’s STANDARD, or be looked upon as traitors to his Majesty 's crown and government. and thereby become liable to the penalty the law inflicts upon such offences, such as forfeiture of life, confiscation of lands, &c.. &c And I do hereby farther de-'-clare all indentured servants. Negroes, or others tappertaining to rebels* free, that are able and willing to bear arms, they joining his Majesty's troops, as soon as may be, for the more speedily reducing this colony to a proper

NEW TYPE CONSTRUCTION — A new type cons traction is going into a three-bedroom Kingsberry home being erected on the Syra-Web road in Wawasee Heights. The home will have an all-wood basement, a new construction concept, according to builderdeveloper Rich Stoller and Rod Francis, representative of Kingsberry homes. There are no concrete footings nor concrete walls, providing a dry basement ready for paneling.

sense of their duty to his Majesty's crown and dignity Given under my hand, on board the ship William, at Norfolk, the seventh day of November, in the sixteenth vear of his Majesty’s reign - DUNMORE God save the KING WII.IJ.AMSBURG, Since Ixird Dunmores proclamation made its appearance here, it is said he has recruited his army, in the counties of Princess Anne and Norfolk, to the amount of

about two thousand men. including his black regiment, which is thought to be a considerable part, with this inscription on their breasts — “liberty to Slaves.” — However, as the rivers will henceforth be strictly watched, and every possible precaution taken, it is hoped others will be effectually prevented from pining those his lordship has already collected. Nine Negroes t two of them womeni who had been endeavouring to get to Norfolk in an open boat, and put

ashore on Point Comfort, were fired upon by some persons in pursuit, taken and brought here on Thursday; two of the fellows are wounded, and it is expected the rest will soon be made examples of

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