The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 August 1978 — Page 11

SUMMER

lists are popular pasttime

By LESLIE WHITMAN Ever since “The Book of Lists." by pavid Wallechinsky. Irving Wallace and Amy Wallace, has hit the streets, people have been trying to think up different things to write lists about These range from the 10 worst science fiction films of all times to the 10 best dressed women in the world The following is a set of lists compiled around the area I will lie adding a few different sets of lists each week for the rest of the summer. If anyone has his or her particular favorite list, please feel free to submit it to me Carl Meditch: 10 Top Athletes In The W orld Today 1 Jack Nicholas 2. O. J. Simpson 3. Pete Hose [ 4. Jimmv Connors

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5. Kip Kenya 6. Chris Evert 7. Carol Mann 8. Fran Tarkington 9. Julius Erving tO. A. J Fbyt 1 Meditch is the athletic director at Wawasee High School. He commented these choices are not necessarily in his order of preference, but added the top three are probably right). Carolyn Gro'ves: 10 Favorite Books 1. “David Copperfield." by Charles Dickens 2 “Little Women." by Louise Alcott 3. "The Loon Feather." by lola Fuller 4. "Last Days o» Pompeii." by Edward BulwerLytton 5. “The Robe*." by Lloyd Douglas

6. “A Lantern in Her Hand." byBess Streeter Aldrich 7. “Mere Christianity." by C. S. Lewis 8. "Riders of the Purple Sage." by Zane Grey 9. "The Good Earth.” by Pearl Buck 10. “Nine Coaches Waiting." by Mary Stewart (Miss Groves is the librarian at the Milford Public Library, ) Rosalyn Jones: 10 Favorite Books 1. “Mai tian Chronicles." by Lee Bradberry 2. "Sho gun." by Clavell 3. "Spoon River Anthology." by Edgar Lee Masters 4 “Grandfather Stories." bySamuel H Adams 5. "Old Books." by A. A Milno <>. “Dandelion Wine." by Ray Bradburv

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7. "Winds of War." by Herman Wouk 8. “In This House of Brede." by Rumer Godden 9. “Giants of the Earth." by O. E. Rolvaag 10. “No Time for Sergeants." by Mac Hyman (Mrs. Jones is the librarian at the Syracuse Public Library. She commented this list is in no particular order. "There's so many 1 like to read." she said). M-J Staff Members: Favorite Restaurants 1. The Windjammer 2. The Wharf 3. Doc Pierce's 4 Taco Bell 5. Pizza Hut 6. The Beacon 7. Lucky Steer 8. Top of the Inn 9. McDonalds 10 Red Lobster (This was a random sampling and is not in any particular order. There was a variety of favorites among staff members, even though most named a "nice" place and one “fast food" joint Pizza places were also cited by many as good places to enjoy a lunch or dinner out >. J S Ml • | t ' > bi Leslie Whitman: Interesting Things Found in a Single’s Fridge 1. Week-old loaf of bread, stored in the fridge so it won't go so stale as quickly. 2. Several shriveled brown objects that used to be various pieces of fruit. 3. Half gallon of milk that

always spoils too fast. 4. Small pieces of meat kept ready incase I feel like cooking 5. Plenty of bottled and canned Pop 6. Lots of frozen pot pies. 7 Tofcen ketchup and salad dressing bottles that are used only when I feel like cooking (which means they don't get used too often). 8. Leftover take-out food such as fried chicken. Chinese food and hamburgers. 9. Canned ham sent up by mom to see that I'm eating good. to Various junk food goodies such as ice cream and candy to satisfy mtf sweet tooth. (Now. don't get me wrong. 1 try to eat a good balanced meal as often as possible. A few other singles report things in their fridge such as a yogurt container, some cottage cheese, leftover spaghetti and hot dogs). Next week. I’ll list what some prominent people in the community would take io a desert island or who some of their favorite personalities are Also, the top 10 records, according to a local record selling establishment. The ancient Romans believed that a magnet lost its power in the presence of garlic.

Matching funds go for outdoor recreations

Joseph C. Cloud, director of the Department of Natural Resources has announced the state of Indiana has been notified of approval of a Land and Water Conservation fund matching grant from the Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation totaling $276,202. These funds will be allocated to five specific park and recreation boards in order to match county funds spent on recreational facilities. Recipients of the funds include the following: Harrison County Park and Recreation Board, the Highland and Dyer Park and Recreation Boards in Lake ■County, Mishawaka Parks and Recreation Board in Saint Joseph County, and the Lafayette Park and Recreation Board in Tippecanoe County. Plans Harrison will receive the largest sum in the amount of $198,166.50 to develop 220 acres of land in Boone Township which will be donated to the Harrison County Park and Recreation Board by the South Central Recreation Club. The first stage is to include two picnic areas, a shelter, two restrooms, two tennis courts, two softball and one baseball field, shuffleboard and horseshoe courts, playgrounds, roads, parking areas, a gatehouse, signs, water, sewer and electrical systems and seeding for South Harrison Park. Highland Park and Recreation Board will receive partial reimbursement for construction of ballfields, fencing and landscaping at DeMello Pailk. Amount of funding will be $32,035.21. The third largest sum will go to Lafayette Park in Tippecanoe County in the amount of $26,008.50 for partial reimbursement for acquisition of land for Hanna

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■ h zak ■ £■_ -■ zAF Jsl ‘I F ?>. 5. IlHt I 1 -1 JI GOOD MILFORD READERS — Above are the top readers in the children's summer reading program held this summer at the Milford Library. The program, which ended August 3. was entitled. “Be a Busy Bee." In front, from left to right, are: Shannon Angle, second grade. 311 books; Paula Mullins, second grade. 64 boiiks; Britani Stoller, little listener. 11l books; Becki and Bobbi llaab. little listeners. 155 books: and Rita Beer, little listener. 145 books. Good readers in back include: Irma Cruz, fourth grade. 67 books; Lisa Kaiser, second grade, 403 books; Marjorie Parker, third grade. 204 books; Robin Wooten, fourth grade. 101 books; Staci Ostendorf. third grade. 187 books: Janet ( one. third grade. 188 books; and Jada Alexander, second grade. 150 books. Not pictured are Alex Lozano, first grade, 30 books: linn ( louse, first grade. 68 hooks; and Tina Lehman, fourth grade. 99 books. ,

115 children read books at Milford this summer

“Be a Busy Bee" was the theme of this year's summer reading program at the .yflford Library. Awards day for the

Park expansion. The Mishawaka Parks Board will receive $11,776.50 as partial payment for second phase development and renovations at Central Park Dyer will receive $8,215.30 as partial payment for developing of recreation facilities in the tow s Northgate Park, and will include ballfields, picnic areas, playground equipment, tennis courts and a park pavilion Assistance These projects are receiving financial aid from the Land and Water Conservation Fund which provides 50 per cent of the cost for acquisition of lands and waters and the development of public outdoor recreation sites and facilities. In addition to obligating money to state projects, the Indiana Department of natural Resources makes funds available to city and county park and boards. Since inception of the program in 1965. over $lB million has been invested in such local projects Trash fire burns debris Syracuse firemen were calk'd at 9:23 p.m. Friday. Aug. 4. to Wyant Used Cars at Bowser Rd. and SR 13 where a trash fire of unknown origin was burning in piles of debris from the old locker plant. Three trucks answered the call. Firemen were called at 7:15 p.m. Friday. Aug. 4. to Liberty Coach in the 800 block on S. Huntington St., but it turned out to be a false alarm. Firemen could find no fire when they checked the building.

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program was last Thursday. August 3. Elizabeth Brunjes, children's librarian, reported a record of 5.489 books were read this year This compares to 3.903 read last vear. *

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In all. 115 children participated in tivyi program A total ot 95 children read It) or more books. Durmg the awards program, a Laurel and Hardy film entitled. "The Music Box. was shown Refreshments were also served

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