The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 August 1979 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., August 22,1979

SUMMER

'CanmckusTij Townhaus Apartments in Milford displays a decorative 1 sign Wednesday Special SENIOR CITIZEN SMORGASBOARD |k 4 0 Includes Drink \ ' Dessert And Salad Bar j Closed Monday And Tuesday; Open Wednesday, Thursday 11 -8; Friday And Saturday 11 -9; Sunday 11-7 j Eby's Pines Family Restaurant 3AAilesEastOf Bristol On SR 120 848-4520 3

1 • Viking -Monark • Correct Craft 1 C 79 NEW & DEMONSTRATOR BOATS _ V I DISCOUNTED UP TO $3,000.00 I % ' WeNeedßoomForlWOModelsArrlvlnflSoon! ■ [ PATOHA BAY BOAT SERVICE [ f West Shore Tippecanoe Lake I 1 Laasburg 453-3970 t BART'S iSCS WATER SKI CENTER U LARGEST SALE OF IT'S KIND ANYWHERE! On Sole: 400 Slaloms, 150 Combo Pairs, 75 Trick Skis I y White | W 2 WETSUITS I $3500 I r HYDROSLIDE I Lr 4 Different Models I f Os Kids Water Sleds list SALE UST SAl I_ PRICE MKi PRICE PRICE • IP Super-1 $160.00 S IO9 OO • Hydro Slide $89.98 $ 69” • EP Jump Skis 465.00 3 6 9 00 • Americas Cup Vest •EP Arials 390 00 280°* AduH 36 00 27’* • O'Brien Freestyle I 160.00 119°° Youth 26.00 18 8 • Denim Combos 75.00 5 7 ,T Child 23.50 1 s|| • Captain Kids Combos , 5100 38*" • Competition Ski Cases 19” • Hustler Slalom - 101.50 77 #3 • Jobe Pro New Demo 270.00 17 5 00 • Hustler Trick Skis 100.00 7 6 50 • Jobe Honeycomb • Ski Gloves Elastic Wrist 798 4” Hew Demo 225 00 150 • White Stag * ®°** us^'ons Polyester 8.98 4 Shorty Wetsuit N-l 60 00 35 0# • Boat Cushions Vinyl 9.98 5” •Comp Ski Rope 22 98 14” • Boat Cushions Ensolite 1198 6” • Connelly Shortlinesfraw* 150 binding pia cement" ■ma^^Humfl

Signs are a part of our everyday liyes. It would be very difficult to get along without them. Signs direct us to the places we seek to go. They tell us the law and warn us of danger. Signs also inform us of products and services available and where to purchase them. Signs are a source of revenue for business people. In the days when the majority of people were illiterate, signs displayed symbols instead of written words. A sign on a cob-

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Signs-an integral part of our lives

bier's shop usually displayed a boot or shoe. A loaf of bread marked the bakery. A butcher shop's sign might have been a picture of a ham, and a horse

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White Front Grocery in North Webster

■ w • |g| I NB - I DUMPING j I ALLOWED I j » J1 Double trouble is in store for the person who disregards this sign mmmamamam^mmmmmmm WARNING GAS PIPELINE CAU AAHi 21f*207*9!2i Signs often protect the public's safety by w arning us of danger

r ary / — Super Big Flea Market — \ Mi • Antiques • Arts & Crafts w _ • Collectables • New Merchandise \ LABOR DAY WEEK END / 1 3 Big I Days! A Sat., Sun., Mon., - September 1,2, 3 B \ v , T I FREE PARKING! I ■ Special Reduced Price for ... "PRECIVIL WAR HOMESTEAD FARM TOUR" A o.i, *i ## / A Demonstrations: Candle Dripping • Spinning • Weaving Daily •Ik 10 To Dusk \ser CLARKSVILLE Log Cabin Village H ighway 13S "The Indiana of The 1830 s" North Webster CaN 834-4111

shoe served for the blacksmith’s sign. Today most signs consist of written words, but symbols are still used to compliment the

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words. Arrows point the way, and pictures display wares and grab attention. Highway signs make frequent use of symbols. Although most people are literate today, we don’t all speak and

5 ? NOW SERVING... V • ROAST BEEF ts SANDWICH »:j j * Hwy. 13$ 457 3*25 Syracuse 1 1 ,1 " I." op«i i*:io-io mi, -in 10,30 w. TnrGGiicicis anvG-in — Accepting Applications Daily —

B** north R & s 4%w s r marineß | sales | M Two Locations To Serve You! P N Open 7 Days A Week! r "lake Wawasee At The "Wawasee Village. TW (Behind The Branch Bank) 457-5537 3 CrestlinerQßHHmktj ...tvnd .y./W /t;, ~ SKIFF CRAFT M l — |jjj M| J Excellent Selection Os Pre-(hcned Hoofs V 3 kJ I i • Fishing Boats • Runabouts I I a i jjl • Cabin Cruisers 1^ 11 \ I T RINKERBUILT | ' I Mr TRADES ACCEPTED Ks

I read the same language. Symbols > enable persons who do not speak ; English and the foreign visitor to understand signs. ? Environmentalists complain I signs cluttered up the natural

beauty of the countryside. They have a valid point. Perhaps more attention needs to be paid to the quality of signs put up. But either way you look at it —a blessing or a curse — signs are here to stay.