The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 July 1977 — Page 9

Thirties musical opens tonight

Starting Wednesday, July 6, the Enchanted Hills Playhouse stage will be filled with the sounds of tap-dancing feet and music of the thirties as the play house players perform, “Dames At Sea.’’ “Dames At Sea” is a musical based on the campy nostalgia of the Hollywood musicals of the 30*s. The scene is New York, and into the scene Ruby wanders, an amateur dancer-singer from a small town far away. While in New York, Ruby

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meets Dick, a home >twn sailor, who has ambition to be a songwriter. Ruby txgins in the chorus while Mona K mt, the star of the show, makes eyes at her sailor boyfriend. Hot ever, in the true Hollywood sash on, all ends well when Mona is t nable to do the show and Ruby n ust take her place, singing an original song written by Dick and Fulfilling her dreams of stardom. Ruby is played by Suzanne Stark, a second seas m veteran the playhouse. Jeff Gentry

portrays Dick and Janna Morrison, seen as Nancy in the recent production of “Oliver,’ 1 plays Mona Kent Other players include Tom Manzi, Debby Shively, Daniel Buchen, Jerry Zehr, Kathy Gordon, Jaynee Wandenberg, Lee Anne Stewart, Mike Watson and Scott Whiteleather. “Dames At Sea” will run July 6-9, and July 13-16. Curtain times are 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday; and 8:30 p.m. on Saturday. Reservations may be made by either calling or writing the playhouse. No injuries received in three-car pile up Barbara A. Graff, 34, of Syracuse, along with Steven L. Tumbleson, 17, of Huntington and Cynthia R. Wood, 16, Kokomo, were involved in a three-car pileup at 4:20 p.m., Sunday on SR 13, near Syracuse. The mishap occurred when Tumbleson was hit from behind by the Graff auto. The Graff car was then struck by the Wood car. Tumbleson was stopped for a car ahead, which was making a left turn. No one was injured. Damages was set at $l5O to the Tumbleson car, S7OO to Graff’s auto and $450 to the Wood vehicle.

Milfordians join millions jogging toward health

A new pastime has arisen for those who are physically orientated and for those who want to get some exercise in. This new fad, which in reality has been going on for some time, is jogging. Billy Little, r 1 Milford, has been jogging off and on for over a year. The Lakeland School Board presklent said he became interested in jogging after he heard a program in December of 1975 by Roger Reynolds, a former profootball player, who spoke to the Milford Lions. He ssaid Reynolds interested him in conditioning and all-round exercise. Little usually jogs around three times a week. He said the main thing to think about with jogging is consistency. He said, “jogging is like any physical education exercise. Consistency is what counts.” The Milford jogger also feels that jogging is something one has to work into, no one should at-

' 1 IF EjSi Z-.l R!? 7 As -~v w ■ & SBHiF Xi Wi fl flßflfe ;-.W MILFORD JOGGER — Jogging down Main Street in Milford b Billy Little, president of the Lakeland Community School Board of Trustees, with hb dog Schultz following closely behind. Looking on are Sharon (left) and Karen (right) Boyd, also of Milford.

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tempt to jog 10 miles the first time he or she goes out. He said, “you just kind of got to work into it.” Little does other forms of exercise as well as jogging. He does 300 sit-ups daily and bicycles a great deal, usually more than he jogs. IB Miles A Stretch Another jogger in the Milford area is Homer Miller, who works for The Papers Incorporated. Miller says be jogs about once a week and usually 10 miles at a stretch, even though he has done less, depending on how much time he has. Miller, 25, started jogging while in the sixth grade. He says his school had a track meet at the end of the school year, and that’s how it began. He has since ran on both his junior high and high school track teams. The long distance runner feels jogging is good for a person physically. “I think it’s good for a

VanHemert attends assessors' seminar Turkey Creek Township Assessor Harry M. VanHemert attended the Indiana Assessors’ Association seminar at French Lick from June 26 to 29, an educational program covering such things as variance, transfer of deeds, plat work, law requirements and proper assessing and evaluation procedures. VanHemert is second vice president of the state association and executive director. Speakers at the seminar included the president of the International Association of Assessing Officers of Shreveport, La., and Carlton Phillipi, bead of the state tax board. Loses control, hits mailboxes Cindy L. Rogers, 24, r 2 Syracuse, was cited for driving without a license after a one-car accident at 10.50 pm. Tuesday, June 28, on SR 13,90 feet south of the Syracuse city limits. Rogers told county police her car started slipping on the wet road and she lost control. She then went across the center and hit several mailboxes located on the west side of the road, skidding 144 feet Damage was set at 31,000 to the car owned by John F. Ruggles. Jr., r 4 Syracuse. Mailboxes owned by Don Scarberry, Charles Taylor, Ralph Nisley, John Wogoman and Jack Trammel, all of Bay Vista Drive r 4 Syracuse, were estimated at 325 each in damage. A repair of 315 was given for three steel posts owned by the state highway department. Two caterpillars were crawling across the grass when a butterfly flew over them. They looked up, and one nudged the other and said: “You couldn't get me up in one of those things f or a million doulars!”

person. I’m more mentally relaxed and I feel a lot better.” Good Or Bad Much talk has arisen by doctors about whether jogging is good or bad for a person. In an article written by a fellow newspaper, it stated a case where a person died while jogging. “Karen Krantzcke, a 30-year-' old Australian tennis player, went for a jog after winning a tournament in Tallahassee, Fla. Well into her run, she collapsed and died. A medical examiner said that Krantzcke had cardiac hypertrophy — enlargement of the heart.” The article also quoted some doctors about the strain jogging puts on a person’s heart. Thomas Bassler, a California pathologist who has done autopsies on distance runners, said “no marathon runner ever died of coronary artery disease ... if (they) run one marathon and do not smoke and continue to run at least three six-mile runs a week, they will never have progression of disease in the future.” He says this in regards to those who have heart problems. A doctor who had an opposing opinion states, “There is no data to show that exercising middleaged, sloppy, overweight, cigarette-smoking, paunchy men, 20 per cent of whom are diabetic, will make a bit of difference in survivorship. I say this despite the fact that I have had 454 such people in exercise training programs since 1960.” Whether jogging is good or bad, whether it will help a person live longer and whether one will die from jogging, no one can tell. But one thing is for sure, it’s fun and it’s good exercise and millions are doing it. Annual roast is planned The seventh annual corn and sausage roast, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Lakeland, North Webster, will be held on Saturday, August 6, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Dean Jessup, general chairman, announced the roast will be on the front lawn of the Counting House Bank, North Webster. Tickets are available from any Lakeland Kiwanis member, with the proceeds given to the youth programs in the Lakeland community. The steering committee in-

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