The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 December 1976 — Page 3

It Happened In . Milford, Indiana Items Taken From The Files Os The Milford Mail

14 YEARS AGO. DEC. 13. 1962 In spite of sub-zero weather, a capacity audience heard the annual Milford school chorus present its annual Christmas program at the Milford gym. The first portion of the program was presented by the junior high

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under the able direction of Miss Maris Knox, with Kristi Lichtenwalter as piano accompanist. The highlight of the choral program was the candlelight processional. The climax to an unusually good program was the popular formation of the

Christmas tree by members of the chorus. Winter sports enthusiasts will be glad to know that Mount Wawasee will officially open on Sunday, Dec. 16. Mount Wawasee is located north of highway 6 near New Paris on what has been known for years as Buzzard’s hill. Miss Maris Ann Knox of Milford, a music teacher for the elementary and junior high grades at Milford, was honored Saturday evening at a party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Beer at Milford. There were 30 Milford faculty members, cafeteria workers, school secretary and their husbands or wives in attendance. Miss Knox who will marry Justin Kneeland of Milford this month received several lovely gifts. Mr. Kneeland is the chief of police at Milford 24 YEARS AGO. DEC. 11. 1952 Mr. and Mrs John Davidsen celebrated their thirty-fith wedding anniversary Sunday. December 7, with a dinner at their home. Their guests were their son, Donald Davidsen, his wife and two daughters, their daughter, Mrs. Wayne (Ellen ) McCarter, and Mr McCarter, of Joliet. Ill.; Mr and Mrs. Elmer Christopher and sons; Mr. and Mrs. George Beyer. Dwight. 11l ; Mr and Mrs Harry Hansen, son and daughter. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Kingman, son and daughter, and Mr. Davidsen’s mother, Mrs. Inga Davidsen. Gardner. Ill.; Mrs. Alvina Davidsen. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davidsen and Cindy, William Huff and daughters. Ligonier. ON SALE AT Augsburger’s IGA — Coffee 79 cent lb.; Butter 75 cents lb.; Cheese 53 cents lb.; Pineapple 3 cans for 79 cents; Tomato Juice 25 cents can: Eggs 39 cents doz. 30 YEARS AGO. DEC. 12. 1946 A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs Harvey Speicher at the Goshen hospital, Sunday evening. She was named Margaret Louise and weighed 6

pounds at birth. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer B. Ruch are the parents of a son named Max Bemerd. born Saturday at the McDonald hospital in Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beer are the parents of an 8 pound daughter Carol Rose, bom at the Goshen hospital Tuesday evening Miss Lois Beer and Marion Beer went to Peoria. 111., Monday evening where they will visit Mrs. Robert Hoerr, formerly Marguerite Beer, for two days. They will then go to Chicago to attend the flower show which is being held at Garfield Park conservatory. 48 YEARS AGO. DEC. 10. 1936 On sale at Fuller Brothers: Coffee. 31 cents lb.; Men’s all wool Jackets $3.79; Sugar 50 cents 10 lb. bag; Round Steak 18 cents lb.; Swiss Steak 18 cents lb; Beef Roasts 18 cents lb.; Colby cheese 22 cents lb.; Florida oranges 19 cents doz.; grapefruit S cents each; cabbage 3 cents lb.; head lettuce 8 cents; Bananas 6 cents. On sale at Ferguson’s. Gift headquarters for men and boys: Ties, silk or silk and wool, $1; Dress shirts. Si to $1.95; Emerson hats, $3 50; Hosiery. 25 cents, 35 cents, and 50 cents. Messrs, and Mesdames Joe Estep and Arthur Baumgartner entertained at a wild goose dinner Friday evening. Cleo Estep and family. Mrs. Janet Rose Fisher and daughter and Miss Lucille Jackson Pinney-Purdue research report on December 17 Research results with foliar feeding soybeans and interseeding soybeans in wheat are highlights of the ninth annual research report from PinneyPurdue agricultural center on Friday, Dec. 17. The meeting will be held at the elementary* school in Wanatah, one-half mile south of US 30 on Indiana 421. The program will run from 9:30 am. until 2:30 pm CST <10:30-3:30 EST) with lunch provided at the meeting. Reports from the Pinney research center should be of special interest to NW Indiana fanners, since soils and climatic conditions are typical of this area. A new system for foliar feeding soybeans has been developed in lowa and was tested throughout the com belt for the first time in 1976. Yield results and costs will be presented at the meeting. Double cropping soybeans after wheat is a risky business in northern Indiana, and many failures were noted in 1976. Seeding beans in the wheat before it is harvested, through aerial or no-till seeding, has been a promising practice in trials at the Pinney center. 1976 results will be summarized in the report. Two controversial .chemicals used in com production are still being evaluated in NW Indiana N-SERVE, an additive to ammonia fertilizer, and Dinitro, a bio-stimulant sprayed on corn two to four weeks before tasseiing, have shown a mixed response throughout the corn belt. However. Indiana trials continue to show promising results Latest results will be reported at the meeting Other reports will cover weed, insect and disease problems, irrigation potential in northern Indiana, and effect of new water quality standards on Indiana farmers All specialists will be available during the lunch hour to answer individual questions on chemicals, varieties, and fertility. The meeting is sponsored jointly by the Indiana Cooperative Extension Sen ice in NW Indiana and the Purdue agricultural experiment station

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AT PICKWICK — Paul Newman plays the famous Indian scout, sharpshooter and showman Buffalo Bill in "Buffalo Bill and the Indians or Sitting Bull's History Lesson." a United Artists release opening Friday, at the Pickwick theater in Syracuse.

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Dino De Laurentiis’ Presentation of "Buffalo Bill and the Indians or Sitting Bull's History Lesson’’ marks the first collaboration between international star Paul Newman and one of the world’s foremost directors, Robert Altman. The picture, a United Artists release, will open Friday at the Pickwick theater in Syracuse. It was written by Alan Rudolph and Robert Altman. Newman s 20 years of super-stardom and 36 films have encompassed such triumphs as the 1973 Academy Award-winning film “The Sting.” “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,” "Harper,” “Cool Hand Luke,” “Hud,” "The Hustler.” “Sweet Bird of Youth,” “The Lefthanded Gun.” “The Long Hot Summer,” “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,” and most recently, ‘‘The Towering Inferno.” Following "The Drowning Pool,” Newman came to “Buffalo Bill and the Indians” eminently qualified to play America’s first non-political, non-military super-star, Buffalo Bill Cody. Bom and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, Newman attended Shaker Heights high school and Kenyon college before serving as a radioman on torpedo planes during World War 11. After being

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discharged and completing college he did a season of summer stock at Williams Bay, Wisconsin and then joined The Woodstock Players. At the death of his father, Newman returned to Cleveland to manage the family sporting goods store but soon turned the reins over to his brother. Arthur and enrolled at the Yale School of Drama Six months after Yale. Newman won the role of “Alan Seymour” in the Broadway production of “Picnic” in which he performed for 14 months. W’hile in the play. Warner Brothers signed him to a longterm contract. He made his screen debut as a Greek slave in "The Silver Chalice,” then returned to Broadway to star in “The Desperate Hours’’ before appearing in his next film. "Somebody Up There Likes Me,” for which he received the first of his five Best Actor Oscar nominations. Newman and Joanne Woodward met during “Picnic” and were married on January 29. 1958. They have three children,

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Elinor Theresa (1959), Melissa Stewart (1961), and Clea Olivia (1965). Newman also has three children by a former marriage: Scott (1950), Susan (1953), and Stephanie (1955). Stephanie participated in the filming of “Buffalo Bill” playing the damsel in distress in “The Deadwood Stage” act who is rescued by her father as Buffalo Bill. Scott recently appeared in “Breakheart Pass” with Charles Bronson The Newmans have homes in Beverly Hills and Connecticut and were honored in 1975 at the Film Society of Lincoln Center’s Annual Spring

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Gala. Newman won the New York Film Critics Circle Best Director Award for “Rachel Rachel” and also directed “The Effect of Gamma Raj’s on Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds,” both starring Joanne Woodward. Ken Kesey’s “Sometimes A Great Notion” is another of his directorial credits. When not acting or directing, Newman spends time on his passion, automobile racing, He has driven competitively at Southern California's Ontario Speedway and in the Northeastern Amateur Circuit. He also plays tennis and swims.

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