The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 March 1977 — Page 18

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., March 9,1977

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H The Column IK A Sideshow Os I Events In Milford uBK ===:-. ■ < r'c^ ! ’• President Martin Van Buren ate with, golden utensils off a silver plate. --

WE FOUND the above tid bit and thought it worth passing along After all, persons who live in a township named after a president should know something about him! How many of our readers know what the man's nickname was? When did he serve as president*’ In what state was he born? What was the name of his estate 0 What town was it near? How tall was this man who dressed so well? Van Buren was proud of the fact that he was the first US •* President born under the American flag .Answers for those who answered the questions will be’ • printed next week. Or, if you think you know the answers why not give us a ring. SOMEONE GOOFED and we hope people don't stay away from Friday’s chili supper until it's time for it to be over An ad appeared in last week's M-J and listed the time as being 7:3*. The supper will start at 5 p.m. and last until 7:30. It will be held in the Milford Elementary School. Hope everyone catches this week's ad and shows up on time! We wouldn’t want anyone to miss this supper It sounds like a good deal with all the chili one can eat The supper is sponsored by the Milford Baseball Boosters. Carry-outs are also available . with persons wishing to use this service asked to take their own container. Tickets will be available at the — door. THE MILFORD Ministerial Association will again be sponCALLANDER INSURANCE All forms of personal and business insurance 155 W. Market Ph. 773 4103 Nappanee ■aaaaoi ,

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soring Holy Week services for the community. These services will be held at the Christian Church beginning on April 3. HOW MANY read the article “It's all it's quacked up to be, really" in the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette's February 27 issue 0 It is a very interesting feature by staff writer Sally . Bartholomew on the Maple l>eaf Farms southeast of Our Town. With the feature is a second article entitled "Down is up" asthe writer talks about the duck feathers which are a valuable byproduct. Also featured are a number of recipes — Roast, duckling ala ' Maison. Duxelle. fresh vegetable market, cherry duckling with almond rice and duckling quarters with sauerkraut and fruit — each using ducklings with exception of the Duxelle and fresh vegetable market which are necessary for the roast duckling ala Maison. MILFORD JUNIOR high principal Marion Acton is turning his attention to active local participation of events now that he is no longer officiating basketball. At 17, he is one of the best known basketball officials in the state, having officiated at four state tournaments, and countless games, sectional, regional and semi-state tournaments. He said this week, "I could have kept on, but there's a time to quit. I've enjoyed it and made some real good friends over the state m athletic circles." Acton has been principal at Milford for six years, is well liked and a good cltiien. He's taken leadership on the local park board and plans to reactivate lakeside Park. 808 AND Sally Wise and family are back in their own home this week after spending quite some time with the Art Wises after plumbing lines froze at their North Main Street home. MANY ENJOYED a visit with former Milford High School English teacher Lillian Kantner last Thursday when she and a number of her friends had lunch at Augsburger's. MAX BEER’S little gray Volkswagen has become a moving campaign bandwagon.

decorated with stickers. Two of them on the back proclaim “Get Us Out of the United Nations’’ and “Fire Kissinger”. Max is local chairman of the John Birch Society and he has become a vocal advocate of the right wing of political thinking. LAST WEEK we made a comment about the Wawasee Warriors and their not having won a sectional. All we can say this week is CONGRATULA TIONS BOYS! Now let’s win the regional. IT WAS 58 degrees last evening after the sun went down. Needless to say the area enjoyed a beautiful spring day with many enjoying the outdoors. MILFORD’S FORMER postmaster Eugene W. Felkner, a local history buff, came up with a small printed booklet on the town of Milford, printed in 1892. entitled "Reminiscenses, Views, Map and Directory of Milford. Ind." The piece was edited, compiled and published by H. H. Mclntire, of the Mclntire Portrait Company. Mclntire built the stately brick building which was located where the Milford Chapel Church is now located on South Main Street, and had his studio on the top floor, old time residents recall. Mclntire was a pioneer in the art of tin typing. The booklet is full of stories, advertisements, a directory and photos of Milford homes, most of them still standing. Anyone interested in the history of our town will want to take a look at this. It'll be in our office for inspection for a time. MRS. JOHN L. (Barb) Miller of out Dewart Lake way reports real Hoosier Hysteria at her house last Saturday as the family had two televisions and two radios going — each tuned into a different sectional tournament! A SURE sign of spring is all the area residents who are slowly but surely returning to their Milford area homes Lee and "Bud” Dippon of rural Milford returned to their home on Thursday following a six-week Florida vacation, and Bud. too, managed some good golfing time. Others returning are the RayBrays and Paul Kizers. Collision in lane change Approximately $650 in damage was estimated in a two vehicle mishap involving a car driven by 0. A. Koher, 74, of r 3 Syracuse, last Friday, evening near Warsaw. No injuries were reported. Kosciusko county officers reported the Koher auto and a truck driven by Gary Feltner, 28, of Ohio, were both eastbound on US 30 just west of the Lakes Village Shopping Center, at 8:40 p.m. when the mishap occurred. Officers reported Koher was attempting to move into the left lane of traffic to make a turn onto old road 30. when the vehicles collided Damage was listed to the car, with no damage to the truck owned by Ken Rentals, Inc., Versailles, Ohio.

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