The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 January 1978 — Page 16

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., January 11,1978

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kl 1 *9W'agr \ ■if*”' r * \ll MS - -■ ■-&■ .--r ' v.7 Jj L "-,-ij"; .■-■’S'“ <r ; gp • NEW BORN — Dr. Bruce Lamb, veterinary, checks a new born calf delivered by caesarian section at the large animal hospital at Milford. The calf is pure bred, using a new technique for cattle production. An egg from a good blood line heifer and semen from a good bull are placed inside a donor heifer. This technique enables a good heifer to produce up to 10 offspring per year,’instead of the usual one, by the use of several donor heifers. Dr. T. A. Miller said he believes the heifer calf is the first of its kind to be delivered in this area.

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FOR OUR readers in the southlands we would like to say, “It’s cold outside.” No need to tell those who stayed here or those who came back after the holidays, they know it’s cold and if they don’t they’ll find out if they go outside. Temperatures have been hovering below zero. ** -—“O DICK AND Betty Smith are the recipients of a beautiful color picture of President Jimmy Carter and First Lady Rosalynn Carter, a gift from Donn and Mary Kesler who traveled south over the holidays. The Keslers and daughter Diane stopped in Plains, Ga., and purchased the photo at The Depot gift shop which is operated by Plains Civic Projects, Inc. The photo is autographed by Miss Lillian who was at the Depot when the Keslers were. It reads, “To Betty and Dick, Happy New Year, Lillian Carter, 12-31-77.” Donn visited Billy’s and the ladies enjoyed touring the shops in the small Georgia town. ANOTHER AREA couple back from the warm Florida sunshine is Floyd and Bonnie Yoder of northeast of town. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Pete Yoder, Floyd’s parents, at Sarasota; and his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dan (Donna) Addleman and sons at Fort Myers. They also visited with Fred and Louise Slabaugh at Orlando. WE LIKE the bossman’s license plate — PRESS 1! It is both fitting and proper. MARJORIE COY, president of Ancil Geiger Unit 226 American Legion Auxiliary, reports attendance was down at the January meeting because of the weather and the flu bug. Attendance at the elementary school is down because of the

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bug; however, it doesn’t seem to be affecting the junior high school attendance at this time. WATCH FOR the Milford High School graduating class of 1958 to hold a reunion sometime this spring. Plans are in the making! NOTE: AS of Monday ClerkTreasurer Margaret Brooks still had mistletoe in her office. WE UNDERSTAND that Lakeland School Board President Bill Little" recently treated corporation 'bffice personnel to doughnuts. MAD IS once again sponsoring a CPR course. It will be held at the Apostolic Christian Church’s fellowship hall on January 25-26. All who are interested in learning what to do if someone has a heart attach are urged to attend. Further information may be had by calling Kerry Price, United Way sets board meeting The United Way of Kosciusko County, Inc., will hold a board of directors meeting on Friday, Jan.« 27, at 7:30 a.m. at the United Way office. Richard Snodgrass, chairman of the board, will preside. The business meeting will pertain to an election of officers and new board members. All board members are urged to attend this meeting. Slides into vehicle Lora J. Buhrt, 43, r 1 Syracuse and Colleen J. White, 37, 24056 Cameo Court, Elkhart, were involved in a two-vehicle accident on US 33, north of CR 20 in Dunlap, at 4:15 p.m., January 9. Buhrt was unable to brake on the icy pavement and slid into the back of the White vehicle. No one was injured in the mishap.

MAD president, or any of his corp of officers — Becky (Mrs. Arnold) Doll, Sally (Mrs. Robert) Cline or Bruce Bultemeier. < NAMED TO WHO’S WHO — Rebecca Replogle, “ a Milford resident, has been named to Who’s Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges, according to college president, Jess W. Johnson.. Becky, an English-History major, has been active in numerous campus clubs and organizations while maintaining a high academic average. Her activities include membership in the SNEA, and numerous play casts. Becky has also received Keyes Academic Scholarships, been named an honor scholar, received the humanities award, won a Purpose of May Essay Award, and been active in softball and intramural football. A career in college teaching highlights her list of goals. Fifteen Milligan College seniors were selected to appear in the current edition of the biographical directory highlighting outstanding college students across the nation. At Milligan, the recipients are selected by the faculty on the basis of academic performance and participation in extracurricular activities. Becky is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Replogle, r 1 Milford.

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