The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 May 1977 — Page 3

Magic Moments' concert ; set ot Wawasee on May 13

A concert entitled “Magic Moments,” will be presented Friday, May 13, at 7:30 p.m., by the Wawasee High School orchestra and choir. Among the performances will

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be the soundtrack from “Jonathan Livingston Seagull,” by the orchestra and songs by the cadet, treble and concert choirs The Varsity Singers also will perform. Their selections will

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include “Love is Blue,” “Elijah Rock,” “Little White Hen,” and a collection of songs from the 1920’5, titled "Twentiana.” The stage will be decorated by a committee of students lead by Craig Koble who also designed the program cover. The orchestra will be directed by Ervin Orban and Mrs. Ralph (Ann) Bushong will direct the choir. REAL MENU THURSDAY, MAY 5,1977 Juice, chicken Polynesian, mashed potatoes, spinach, bread, margarine, heavenly hash, milk, tea. coffee FRIDAY. MAYS, 1977 Juice, boiled weiner. macaroni and cheese, stewed tomatoes with bread cubes, cookie, bread, margarine, milk, tea. coffee MONDAY. MAY 9, 1977 f Juice, veal patties, harvard beets, mashed potatoes with gravy, peaches in vanilla pudding, bread, margarine, milk, tea. coffee TUESDAY, MAY 10.1977 Juice, meatloaf, mashed potatoes, stewed tomatoes with bread cubes, rye bread, margarine, apricots, milk, tea. coffee WEDNESDAY. MAY 11, 1977 Juice, chicken casserole, cole slaw. applesauce, bread, margarine, milk, tea, coffee

Plans set for Bike-A-Thon Plans have been announced for a Bike-A-Thon sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Lakeland, North Webster, to be held on Saturday, May 14, with May 21 as alternate if bad weather causes a delay. The route, which is 15 miles long, will start from any of three r Augsburger parking lots to Quaker Haven and back. Prizes will be awarded to riders in the Bike-A-Thon The prizes will be awarded in two categories — 14 and under age group and 15 years of age and older group Prizes include, first prize, SSO US Savings Bond; second prize, $25 US Savings Bond; third prize, speedometer; fourth prize, saddle bag; fifth prize, toe clips; sixth and seventh prizes, compressed air pumps; and eighth through fourteenth, lesser prizes in each category as listed in the registration brochures The registration brochures, forms and details of the bike-a-thon may be obtained from Palace of Sweets, North Webster; Chris Koher Insurance Agency, Syracuse; Leon’s Barber Shop in Milford; Augsburger's in North Webster, Syracuse or Milford; and from elementary and junior high

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schools in the Lakeland School Corporation. All participants should follow instructions in the brochure for registration, securing sponsors, time to report for ride, verification of ride and turning in pledged money. A duplicate copy of the sponsor list should also be turned into the Kiwanis member in charge before a rider begins his ride on May 14. The Lakeland Kiwanis is also sponsoring a bicycle inspection ot Friday. May 6, at Lakeland elementary and junior high schools. 20-hour marathon profitable It was a tired group of students who finished 20 solid hours of music at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, but with profitable results. The students, members of the Wawasee High School music department. began their marathon concert at 7:30 p.m. Friday. A total of $2,225.96 was pledged and students will be collecting the pledges this week A spring band concert began the marathon and a jazz concert continued until 2 irtn Among individual performances were selections by Mrs Ralph (Ann) Bushong and Brenda Dahl. Impromptu concerts were given by the band, choir and orchestra, with a final band concert signaling the end. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Koble remained throughout the marathon as adult chaperones. The musicians were spurred on by food and drink brought by students. Proceeds will be returned to department funds and will be used for awards in 1977-78. Syracuse Bank to extend hours The State Bank of Syracuse has announced it will be extending its business hours, effective May 16. to better serve Syracuse residents. The Village Branch, will be open on Thursdays from 9-12 a m. This applies only to the drive-up windows at the Village Branch. Lobbies in all banks will be open Monday through Wednesday for an additional hour and one-half hour later on Fridays And. the bank will also be closing at noon on Saturday, since all their business seems to be transacted by then. For the Uptown Branch, new hours will be 9 a m.-4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday; closed on Thursday; 9 am.-5:30 p.m. Friday; and 9 a.m.-noon Saturday. New hours for the Village Branch will be 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. 9 a m.-noon Thursday (drive-up only); 9 a m.-5:30 p.m Friday; and 9 a m-noon Saturday. For the Hatchery Branch, new hours will be 9 am.-5 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday; closed on Thursday; 9 am.-5:30 p.m. Friday; and 9 a m -noon Saturday Disregards signal, three cars involved Charles M. Hapner, 62. Syracuse, was involved in a three-vehicle accident in Goshen at Main and Clinton Streets at 2:29 p.m. Monday, April 25 Alexander J. Uyhelji 111. 31. Enchanted Forest South Bend, was driving north on Main Street and had reportedly disregarded a red traffic signal. His 1977 Chevrolet was then struck by a 1973 Ford pick-up truck driven by Ervin D Bontrager. 34. 62172 CR 33 Goshen, who was westbound on Clinton Street The Uyhelji vehicle then spun into the Hapner car. a 1973 Ford, which was on Main Street heading south No one was. hurt in the accident. Damage was estimated at $975. Uyhelji was cited by Goshen police for disregarding the signal

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STRUGGLE — John Ryan and Shamus Locke struggle over Sharon Farrell in this scene from “It’s Alive,” a Warner Bros, release, written, produced and directed by Larry Cohen, and also starring Andrew Duggan and Guy Stockwell. The film opens Friday at the Lake and Pickwick Theatres.

Supernatural flick re-released

“It's Alive." a Warner Bros, motion picture about the supernatural, with an extraordinary power to frighten, opens at both the Lake Theater in Warsaw and in Syracuse at the Pickwick Theater on Friday. The film was an enormous success in Europe and the Orient, where it was signally honored by special film groups and at various festivals. As a result of this acclaim, Warner Bros, is now re-releasing “It’s Alive.” The film, dealing with the personal and public panic brought about by the birth of a baby, has been compared to such horror classics of recent times as “The Exorcist,” “The Omen” and “Rosemary’s Baby.” It was written, produced and directed by Larry Cohen and stars John Ryan, Sharon Farrell. Andy Duggan, Guy Stockwell.

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

14 YEARS AGO, MAY 9, 1963 An Elkhart mobile manufacturer plans to build a factory at the south edge of Milford for the production of one of its most popular lines, it was learned this week. Robert Barth, president of Bee-Line Mobile Homes. Elkhart, has purchased a 10-acre tract of land just south of Milford from Earl Wolferman as a site of the new plant. The season’s warmest temperatures and high winds came to the Lakeland area yesterday. Temperatures soared to a near 85 degree mark yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. R J. Linzy of r 1 Milford will quietly celebrate their golden wedding anniversary today. 24 YEARS AGO. MAY 7.1953 CPI. Philip Beer, son of Mr. and Mrs Theo Beer, arrived at Camp Stoneman. Calif., after 14 months of service in Korea Members of organizations who met at the Legion Hall Monday evening formulated plans for Memorial Day. Elmer Rassi represented the Chamber of Commerce; Walter Kreider, the Lions Club; Raymond Pinkerton, the Grange; Ernest E. Bowman, Bethel Church of the Brethren; Mrs. Walter Wuthrich. Parentfeachers Association. 30 YEARS AGO. MAY 8, 1947 Six-thirty pm. is the time of the annual Milford high school alumni dinner. Saturday, May 10. A program with Jim Barnes as toast master will be given. The young adult Sunday school class of the Methodist church.

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James Dixon and Michael Ansara. The role of the infant monster is played by Rick Baker, the makeup genius who created the gorilla trappings and wore them himself in “King Kong.” Bkrl By CAROLYN GROVE There are two films scheduled for the Children’s Story Hour on Saturday, May 7. at 2;00 p.m. New books: “An Introduction to Japanese History” by Scott F. Runkle. “Act of Fear” by Willo Davis Roberts.

taught by Dr. H. C. Snyder, will be in charge of the Mothers Day orogram next Sunday. , A softball league has been organized which will start May 12 and end August 15. Oliver Replogle, Harold Kaiser. Sorenson and C. W. Moore are in charge erf their respective teams. 60 YEARS AGO, MAY 10.1917 The soldier boys of the Milford high school, who recently enlisted and graduated in the 1917 class, namely Harlan Robinson, George Harer and Glen Davisson, were pleased to see their chairs artistically decorated on the evening of the commencement. T. L. Smith, residing three miles southeast erf town, received 60.000 cabbage plants from Mobile. Ala., Monday. He has ordered 65,000 more. A couple of weeks ago we mentioned the fact that several wolves had been seen in the marsh thicket northwest of town and since then we have had several reports from that source. Car catches on fire Damage was set at SBOO to a car owned by Martin Didus which caught ot fire Monday, May 2, at 73 North Shore Drive, Syracuse. Firemen were called to the scene at 4:08 p.m. The fire, which was probably caused by a short in the wiring, was extinguished with a CO2 extinguisher. Firemen were excused at 4:30 p.m.

Wed., May 4,1977 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Mother's Day concert to help Special Olympics

A Mother’s Day concert at the Warsaw High School auditorium will help meet expenses for students attending area and state Special Olympics meets. The Warsaw Area Special Olympics Committee is sponsoring “Touch,” a three-man group which will play from 2 to 4 p.m., Sunday, May 8. Members of the group include Natel Krazsch, Tom Arnold and Chris Long. Tickets for the event are available in advance at the Warsaw High School bookstore or at the door the day of performance. Athletes from five northern Indiana counties will be entered in the May 14 area meet at South Bend. I The three-day state meet is held in Terre Haute during June. Special Olympics is not an elimination tournament. It is personal competition and any entrant, by choice, may enter area and state levels.

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