The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 December 1979 — Page 18
THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., December 5,1979
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SWCD public speaking contest February 12
Myron Metzger. Chairman of the Kosciusko County Soil and Water Conservation District, today announced that the subject of the Fourteenth Annual Indiana Conservation Public Speaking Keck in Ford Soles Society Ted Abbott, zone manager of the Ford Motor Company, has announced that Melvin (Buzz) Keck recently attained membership in the prestigious Ford Society of Professional Sales Counselors for 1979. Membership in the Ford Sales Society can be attained only by those qualifying Ford salespersons who display outstanding achievement during the calendar year. jMr. Keck is currently employed with C. S. Myers Ford and has been a professional salesperson there since 1975. The Society of Professional Counselors is a professional organization created by the Ford Motor Company to honor top automotive salespersons. Mr. Keck has been a member for six years. Kiwanians learn about 4-H program Paul Siehenmorgan, assistant Kosciusko County Extension agent, spoke to Kiwanians at the Winter Land-O-Uikes Divisional meeting, held at a North Webster restaurant Members from 14 Kiwanis Clubs throughout the area were represented including members from the Wawasee club. Siebenmorgan presented a program that explained the 4-H program in Turkey Creek and Tippecanoe Townships which includes 1.164 members with 950 traditional (10*18 years) and 214 mini 4-H members (fight and nine year olds >. This breaks down even further at 51 per cent rural. 12 per cent inner-city and 24 per cent non-rural boys and girls Emphasis was placed on the fact that the 4-11 programs are not just summer activities, but encompass the entire year. There are 16 workshops, contests, day camps, public speaking and demonstrations, the Youth Exchange and the 4-H Congress available.
NEW WINTER HOURS: Closed Mon 8:30-5:30Tues.-Fri., 8:45-2:00 « A Evenings By Appointment J J 7.T yO { Q. We Use And Recommend ® oREDKEN M HAIR CAReV 2 > \ Route 3 Box 10 a B WawaseeVilloge * Syracuse Indiana 46567 a ; y - 4S / -2G7G PUBLIC AUCTION OF | INVENTORY REDUCTION & f SECONDS ITEMS f (Old Plant) f Located at Star Agri Plant No. 1, 316 E. Madison Street, Goshen, X Indiana, on ... V Friday, December 14, 1979 $ Starting At 9:45 A.M. | (Most Os The Auction Will Be Held Under Cover) * SPRAYERS S 1 Universal 110 gal. 3PH field sprayer: CAT 1-3 PH sprayer with 20’ y boorrt; 2 CAT 2-3 PH field sprayers with pump 8 boom: 140 gal. skid tank i , with pump & motor: 2 front mount recirculating sprayers: new 2HP elec- j trie high-pressure low volume sprayer; quantity of field sprayer parts. ■ > FEEDERS — TROUGHS - TANKS — ETC. ' ( 22 hog feeders (N.F. 41,42, 61 & 62, DL & P2A); 3 liquid cattle feeders | i (2 LCF 662 & 1 LCF 780); lots of rubber feed tubs; Universal 110 gal. skid i j nurse tank with pump &5 HP Briggs motor; 24 hog troughs (ST 2', 3', 4' & ' ■ 6'); 375 sheep tanks ( 2xlx4 to 2xlxß-l & 2 drinkers): 8 water tanks: 8 FST 1 . [ 550 feeder-waterers: 1 HA 8R round hog feeder; 2 CHP-1 cattle & hog ] I pressure fountains; approx. 800 porcelainized rotary feeder bottoms jj GATES & PENS * 718 HOG TITE gates (Misc. sizes — 28" to 48"'high x2' to 15' long); 9 18 TUBE gates: (11 TG *— lVxU’. 1 V'xl6'. 2"x4', 2"xß' & 2"xl8) & 7 $ SH 16’ panel gates; lots of metal gate 8 fencing panels; 6 VPF finishing A pens (1-8" & 5-4'long); 26 vertical rjursery hog pens (2', 3', 4', 5' & 14' long) > DESKS —HEATERS —FANS-MISC. 2 Quantity of metal office desks; 2 catalytic ceiling-type heaters; 3 v electric water heaters (17 &40 gal.): oil-fired stock tank heater; comm- ft ercial-size portable floor fans; 5 fuel storage tanks (FT 12013, 1708 & ft 110 DC): 2 sets of Fairbanks-Morse platform scales; 7' SU 6745 sow shelter; r several pallets of rubberized expanded metal flooring panels; alum. X slatted hog flooring; electrical boxes (misc. sizes & types); new Tokheim y master fuel duplicator meter: 12-5 gal. cans of wood preservative; 6 ft barrels of paint suitable for any metal; hydraulic truck tailgate lift; A 30"x6' alum, pre-hung doors; several 1,200' bundles V*" 3 ply rope; 6- > 3,000’ spools of Mariner '/«" nylon rope; 1 bale binder twine; approx. J 200' of new V>*" cable; double loop chain (misc. sizes); lots of 3" strap V hinges; 161 farrowing crate doors; 60 farrowing crate frames; 2 R 100 ft drums only; many other misc. items A TERMS: Cash Lunch Available Not Responsible For Accidents A STAR- AGRI PRODUCTS, INC. - OWNER Auction Conducted By— x LEWIS &IAMBRIGHT, INC. I 112 NO. DETROIT ST., LAGRANGE, INDIANA l PH: 219-463-2013 f AUCTIONEERS: Harvey C. Lambright & Kirby L. Bollinger|
Contest is “Land and WaterEffect on My Life!” High school sophomores, juniors, and seniors who live in Kosciusko County are eligible to compete in the district contest which will compete in the area contest. March 4 at Fort Wavne First place area winners will compete in the State finals at Indianapolis March 28.1980. A list of sub ject-related references. speech contest brochures, and other information about the contest has been mailed to all high schools in Kosciusko County. For more information, contact the Kosciusko County Soil and Water Conservation office, 303 E. Gilliam, Warsaw. The Indiana Farm Bureau. Inc., will provide awards for the State contest as follows: First place, a $5<H) scholarship and trophy; second place, a S2OO scholarship and trophy; and third palce, a SIOO scholarship and trophy The Annual Conservation Public Speaking Contest is spoil sored by the Indiana Farm Bureau. Inc.. Hoosier Chapter. Soil Conservation Society of America, and the Indiana Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts. Two booked at county jail on court warrants Two area residents were arrested recently and booked at the Kosciusko County Jail on county court warrants. Victor Manuel Hernandez. 18, r 1 Milford, was booked at the jail on a county court warrant for illegal consumption of an alcoholic beverage. He was held on SSOO bond Also booked was James Cecil ('race. 18, r l Leesburg. He was booked on a county court warrant for failure to pay a fine for charges of illegal consumption and illegal possession of an alcoholic beverage. He was held on the county court officials authority. Syracuse man enters guilty plea A Syracuse man, Jerry W. Myers, r 1, pleaded guilty in Goshen City Court to a deception charge last week. He cashed a $73.39 check at the Kroger store in Goshen on an account that did not have a sufficient amount to cover the check. Myers was given a five-day suspended sentence and placed on formal probation for three months.
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NILOC TO earth, Niloc to earth, do you read me earth? “Niloc to Earth” is a play written by Toni Morehead of Warsaw. Toni (Mrs. Glen Morehead), her husband and family will be remembered as former Milford residents. The play will be presented by members of the congregation of the Walnut Creek United Methodist Church on Sunday. Dec. 9, at 7 p.m. The play depicts an unearthly visitor to the planet earth who discovers the true meaning of the earthlings Christmas celebrations. Everyone is invited to attend this special presentation of “Niloc to Earth." The church building is located at CR 200S and SR lain Warsaw. -o— HAVE YOU seen the doll in the EMS building window? It’s real cute and looks like a nurse ready to serve a patient’s needs. —o— REV. LUTHER Chalk has left the Milford Outreach Mission for employment elsewhere. Therefore church services have been discontinued for the present time. The Noble Swiharts continue to operate the mission with foster children housed there and may begin worship services again sometime in the future. —o— FOR THOSE who have been wondering about the remainder of the old buildings in Milford, condemned several years ago. they haven't been forgotten. Their demise has only been placed on the back burner. Watch for new developments in
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DECORATIONS GO UP — It*s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Milford. The Milford Street Department crew. Rod England, left: Terry Beatty, right: and George Shepherd, on the ladder, are shown putting up the town’s Christmas decorations in front of The Mail-Journal office Tuesday afternoon. Dec. 4.
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the weeks to come. —o— WE RECEIVED a letter from the daughter of Milla Scott. Warsaw, along with the renewal for Mrs. Scott’s M-J. It reads: "...Each Thursday she (Mrs. Scott) sets a special time aside, that’s as soon as it (M-J) comes, to read the fine home spun community news. "Yes. we do know there are times when some of our community news is tragic, but when we know about them, maybe we are able to comfort those in need. "My mother enjoys every line of The Mail-Journal and each time she reads it. through the week, she finds an article she missed before “Keep up the fine newsy paper from our small home towns ... “. . Best wishes from Milla" Scott’s daughter. Bonnie Lou ” —o— BOY FRIEND: “I just asked your daughter to marry me. sir." Father: “Did she accept?” Boy Friend: "Yes. sir." Father: “Congratulations! That makes you the second happiest man in the world." , —o— BRENT BEER and Garnet Widup will celebrate their birthdays on December 6 while Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sawyer will celebrate their wedding anniversary. Larry Kaiser will observe his birthday on December 7 while Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Poe and Mrs. and Mrs. Timothy Lever-
nier will celebrate their wedding anniversaries. On December 8 Jim Sumpter and Becky Doll will celebrate their birthdays and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Martin will observe their anniversary. Maxine Rogers. Nancy Newcomer and Pat Speicher will all observe birthdays on December 9. Jean Berkeypile and Dorothy Burgett share December to as their birth date. Spencer Long, Crystal Adams, Tish Replogle and Clay Brooks w ere all born on December 11. Kim Newcomer was born on December 12. —o— MEMBERS OF the Kiwanis Club have the spirit of Christmas as they have made arrangements for Santa Claus to visit the Milford Senior Citizens on Sun-
BjIUBBIH oTH. MILFORD MERCHANTS & M.A.D, As You Patronize These Businesses, Register To Win . . . ! *2s°° Savinas Bond ffi FREE RENTAI 0N " RUG DOCTOR " | ijflA FIRST NATIONAL ||; Wl DOLL’S ! | O BANK OF WARSAW »%&% DECORATING CENTER ! { ~ M TT"c CI ~ “ £ *’ o#ll 124 S. Main 658-4033 J | NAME -£ lfe| NAME I j STREET s if;| STREET | CITY _____ STATE __ || j CITY STATE J PHONE, ZIP !f| PH °NE. Z'P I — { Nothing To Buy - Need Not Be Present To To Buy^- •■ ■■ | I GIANT CHRISTMAS STOCKING jfi 6 Foot I (This Drawing Held Dec. 24) || Christmas Stocking ! lvans jfi WALTER DRUGS ! j Family Store E22SS» j j NAME jFj NAME 1 — STREET lip STREET —— | [ CITY STATE _ CITY -—STATE | PHONE, ZIP —— l«fc| PHONE, ZIP Nothing To Buy — Need Not Be Present To Win jjNwi '"frel'servicl"-"’.’"! j|‘ruvo7rTrTus«i77i7i6ißs;) j (Passenger Cars « Pick Ups Only) lj&| % Each Week | i BEAN'S UNION 76 If! j /„ Qnrj'i I M,ayls 658-9223 ( : 1 J T | STATE j ,EZIP — _ M . P — | Nothing To Buy — Need Not Be Present To Win — USE THESE COUPONS OR REGISTER IN THE STORES — | , DRAWINGS | | & Clothing I TO BE HELD j: | name—— — —l » FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21 | i ir J; Merchants Will Notify Their | J phohe,,p_ if Respective Winners! Nothing To Buy — Need Not Be Present To Win
day afternoon and are furnishing the ham for the annual Christmas dinner. All seniors are invited to attend this dinner which is being cosponsored by the Senior Citizens and the Kiwanians. The food will be furnished as will table service. Persons needing transportation are asked to contact Donn Kesler, Phillip Angle. Don Arnold or Robert Auer before Sunday. —o— LEWIS SPEICHER. a former Milford Trojan “great” with the long-remembered team of 1948. has told friends he’s working “to get back in shape.” Lew has taken to the jogging circuit, has lost 30 pounds and looks just great, according to his many friends. Where does he run? Why. up and down the lanes of his farm west of Milford.
THE MILFORD merchants and MAD are co-sponsoring Merry Christmas Shop Milford again this year. Coupons for no purchase necessary drawings appear elsewhere in this issue. Drawings will be held in the individual stores on December 21. —o— IT’S BEGINNING to look a lot like Christmas . . . almost every where you go. W’e’ve even had snow! If you haven’t taken time to look at the window at Evans' Family Store, do so. it will be worth the time. They have an old fashioned Christmas, complete with antique toys. —o— IT'S HATS off to the Milford Lions Club’s Boy Scout committee in its efforts to re-activite the local Boy Scout Troop.
The committee, consisting of Dr. T. A. <"AI”) Miller. Karl Keiper and Robert Cliqe. is in the process of sending letters through the mail to parents of all fifth, sixth and seventh grade boys in the Milford schools, asking them to take their sons to a meeting in the Milford Fire Station at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Dec. 12. to encourage interest in the local troop. At the same time the committee is seeking a good, active Boy Scoutmaster and assistant The Milford Lions, sponsors of a Boy Scout Troop in Milford for years, have decided to take a more active role in the troop and its ongoing activities. We would encourage all such parents to take their sons to the December 12 meeting. Scouting can be fun; it is educational; and it helps build character and good citizenship. The community could hardly do better for its young folks.