The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 30, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 August 1978 — Page 22

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., August 16,1978

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\ Another park which people flock to during the hot summer months to cool off is the Lakeside Park on Waubee Lake. Above, left, aunt and niece have fun in the water while below, left, a lifeguard looks carefully on. Amanda Patterson and her aunt Judy Weaver of Nappanee enjoy the cooling waters of the lake. Dee Rigterink, r 1 box 76C Milford, is a lifeguard this summer. Getting a tan or just laying around are also two popular things to do at the park. Above, Terri Berkey, 20923 SR 119 Goshen, Cheryl Battles, 906 Player Drive, Goshen, and Debbie Berkey, 20923 SR 119 Goshen try to get brown while below, an .unidentified youth finds the sand a warm, comfortable place to sleep. ■:r\ ~ t. ,v~ „ ■ .- T v ■■. j. j1?. - - -■■•- M-.<• .^. ? W-*S

Disco held at Mount Wawasee

A non-alcoholic disco for teenagers and young adults will start tonight. August 16, and continue through August 31 at Mount Wawasee Ski Lodge on CR 50S south of New Paris. The disco starts at 7 p.m. This disco has been named a “Teen Disco” by Bill Stath, owner of Mount Wawasee. “It’s for those of all ages, but is slanted more towards the under 21 crowds,” stated Stath. Sometime in the future Stath mentioned that live bands may be performing but at this stage it will be a record disco only. Some changes have been made to accomodate the disco. In checking with Stath on the changes he said a complete new lighting system with strobs, strip lights, black lights, kleidescopes and a complete new sound system have been added. The Mount Wawasee Disco will be everynight from 7 to 11 p.m. until the opening of school and then will only be week ends. A cover charge will be needed for admission to dance or just to listen to the music. Stath also added that major improvements are being made for the skiing season and that the disco is planned to be year round. Moore family has reunion The 52nd annual Moore family reunion was held Sunday at the Syracuse Boy Scout Cabin, with about 50 in attendance. The business meeting was conducted by vice president Lloyd Moore. Meredith Greider’s noteworthy studies of the family records were praised by Dr. Alden Rarick and the group. The highlight of the day was the singing of “Back Home Again in Indiana,” led by the oldest member, 97-year-old Iddey Hursey. The next Moore reunion will be held at the same place on August 12,1979. LITTLE KNOWN FACTS ABOUT CANDY Milk products are the second major ingredient of candy after sugar. They provide the body with protein, fat, mineral salts and lactose. Milk concentrates are used most often, but whole milk and dry whole milk are also used in candy manufacture. * * * ■tfC /* If ;"/

Hunting dates given for migratory game birds

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources announced this week of the establishment of 1978 hunting season dates for several species of migratory game birds. The early teal season will be held from September 2-10 and shooting hours will be from sunrise to 6 p.m. (BIST), thus allowing Indiana hunters to harvest a daily bag limit of four teal, green-winged of bluewinged wth a possession limit of eight after the first two days of hunting. Areas closed to the early teal hunt will be Kankakee and LaSalle State Fish and Wildlife Areas and portions of JasperPulaski, Pigeon River, Hovey Lake, and Atterbury State Fish and Wildlife Areas Seasons The season on rails, Sora and Virginia only, and gallinules will extend from September 2 through November 10, with shooting hours from one-half hour before sunrise to sunset. The daily bag and possession limits on rails will be 25 and the daily bag on gallinules will be 15 with a possession limit of 30. The season on woodcock will be split this year to run from September 16 to October 1 and from October 7 to November 24. The daily bag limit will be five and a possession limit of 10. Common snipe can be hunted from September 2 to December 17 with a daily bag limit of eight and a possession limit of 16. Shooting hours for woodcock YOUR Jk GARDENjQ Improving The Soil To make the best use of the soil in your garden, you should know its properties: Before you can improve it, you must know its difficulties. You can have your soil tested professionally at agricultural stations and universities, or do it yourself with soil-test kits.

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and snipe will be one-half hour before sunrise to sunset Hunters are reminded they will need a State and Federal Waterfowl Hunting Stamp to hunt teal during the early season. In addition, steel shot must be used in the specified zones.

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Wednesday Special SENIOR CITIZEN SMORGASBOARD S "I Includes Drink ~ Dessert And Salad Bar Closed Monday; Open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 11-8 Friday And Saturday 11 -9; Sunday 11-7 Eby's Pines Family Restaurant 3 Miles East Os Bristol On SR 120 S4l-4520