The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 July 1978 — Page 9

SUMMER

* ■ - * ’ . ’ s'" v**- '--. "a 1 ,4*. '.»AS r ’~'*F -a •- Ik Xz. • _JJ jIKr Miafr ' ’ v Av" •* V< • t • WEDGE FORMATION — Pictured in the wedge formation, the Thunderbirds are shown flying cross-country to one of their show sites. Spectators will recognize this formation during the Thunderbird performance when the team demonstrates the beautiful wedge roll. Grissom Air Force Base will be holding its annual open house on July 9. The open house will begin at noon and last until 5 p.m. This year the Grissom Open House will feature the Air Force ThunThe Thunderbirds are a group of specially trained pilots working in a team with precise unity. There are five planes in the Thunderbird team, and they fly an average of 200 days each year, displaying the capabilities of Air Force people and equipment.

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Picnic safety Summer time is here and it is picnic time. It seems like the country is calling for us to escape to grassy fields, whether it is a cozy two-some or the whole family. Picnics are great, but we need to do some planning and be organized. Picnics need to be organized so that everyone has a good time and everyone shares in the work. It is a good idea to keep basics together in the basket. This way the consumer does not have to empty the cupboards every time picnic supplies are needed. Some picnic basics are: salt, pepper, sharp slicing knife, can opener, spoons, forks, paper cups, plates, napkins, towels, matches and long handled fork. The most important part of a picnic is to keep food safe. Lack of sanitation, insufficient cooking and improper storage can allow bacteria in food • to increase to dangerous levels. Remember at room temperature bacteria multiplies rapidly. Many foods don’t show spoilage; therefore you can’t rely entirely on taste, odor, or appearance to determine whether or not the food will cause illness. • . Keep this general rule in mind to insure safe picnics, keep cold foods cold and keep hot foods hot. Consumers should remember that life begins at 45 degrees F in caring for foods z requiring ' refrigeration. First they should insist that products are being properly refrigerated. Food requiring refrigeration should not be allowed to remain in a warm car or set out on a table. Two hours at 70 degrees F is comparable to several days at 32 degrees F. If you need to have ice, save money by making your own. Just simply freeze water in empty margarine tubs, the ice pops right out. When planning your picnic try not to take egg based foods on a picnic such as custards, cream . desserts and anything made with ’ mayonnaise. These are all foods I that can cause trouble unless I properly refrigerated. If unI cooked meat, fish and poultry are I taken along to be grilled keep them super cold and grill until thoroughly done. Most of all remember to have a good picnic by having a plan, everyone sharing in the work, this means clean up too and most of all keep the food safe. A

MfH fe ’ BRI BUMI HRB • ■Mt ■ ■ ■I kfl j■■ RBI X.'\ r7 i Him?/; ■lll Illa, t j HWi wf i'A Jhr nldir Bl C S&- ifv* ' ■»<c -i- 5 JttßH I’ . SOUNDS OF HOPE GOES ABROAD AGAIN - The 77-member SOUNDS OF HOPE, founded to promote goodwill and international understanding through music, left Tuesday, June 27, for their seventh annual tour of Europe. The group was founded and directed by Varner Chance of North Webster. Sounds of Hope group on European tour

Members of the Sounds of Hope departed Tuesday; June 27, from O’Hare Airport, Chicago, via British Airways, for their seventh annual tour of Europe. They began their three-day intensive rehearsals on Saturday, June 24, in preparation for the trip. Landing at Amsterdam, the 77member group will travel to Hamburg and other cities in West Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Lichtenstein, France and England where they will be presenting a series of concerts for the next three weeks. On Sunday morning, June 25, the group provided special for the 10:30 a.m. worship service at Calvary United Methodist Church. On July 20 the Syracuse Wawasee Rotary Club will sponsor a Welcome Home banquet at the Oakwood Hotel and a final concert at Wawasee High School. Tickets for the concert are available through Lewis Immel or any Syracuse Rotarian. Sounds of Hope, founded and directed by Varner Chance of North Webster, promotes goodwill and international understanding througlfmusic. A 57voice choir, directed by Mr. Chance,, an instrumental ensemble/under the direction of Vernon Stinebaugh, and several counselors make up the group. Performing musicians are selected by audition. Concerts will be „ given in various cathedrals and churches, at Giebelstadt Army Air Field (Germany) and Preprenere Park (France). Sightseeing, also a part of the group’s activities, includes a visit to the worldfamous flower auction at Aalsmeer, belft (Holland), Rothenburg, Dachau, Kutzbuhel, Mittersill, Innsbruck’s Olympic site, Lucerne, Rheims and Ninety percent of the U.S. grape is grown in California.

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Canterbury Cathedrals, London and Cambridge. Staying in hotels and private homes, in addition to their other activities, provide members an opportunity to acquire first, hand

( 'Xr. Summer boating idle ' speed is 5 mph

Conservation officers from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources will be enforcing a five miles per hour “idle” speed on Indiana lakes this summer. “New definitions of ‘idle speed’ and ‘wake or wash’ were adopted by the 1977 legislature,” says D. Cloud, director of the department of natural resources. “We would like to do our best to inform fndiana boaters of the changes, so they may operate their watercraft accordingly, without danger of disobeying state regulations. ” The term wake or wash shall mean a track left by a watercraft causing waves

Attending camp at West Lafayette Two Elkhart County teenagers. Tammy Nuet of Elkhart and Janice Ecklebarger of New Paris, are among 121 Indiana youths attending Camp Wakanda Hoosier 4-H Leadership camp southwest of West Lafayette this week. Objectives are to help the individual develop a good feeling about himself and the things he can do. to help .increase his confidence in himself and others, to help him feel more at home with himself and others, and to help him learn leadership skills. Youths are participating in sports, crafts, photography, archery, geology, fishing and swimming during the weeli, the third such year the event tips been held.

Wed., July 5,1978 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

knowledge of the cultures of other peoples and countries, and to promote understanding, peace and friendship between nations. Host families from last year s visit to Suhlendorf, Germany.

that disrupt other water sport activities or that may cause injury or damage to t person, watercraft or property. The term idle speed shall mean the slowest possible spded. not exceeding five miles per hour, so as to maintain steerage whereby the wake or wash created by the watercraft is minimal. The Enforcement division of the In- ~ diana Department of Natural Resources also has a boating safety course that is available to the public. Course information and water safety tips may be obtained by contacting the enforcement division. ,

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plan to attend the group s concert in Hamburg to renew friendships. Participants in Sounds .of Hope ’7B come from Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania. Tennessee and Utah

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