The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 47, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 December 1979 — Page 12

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., December 12,1979

Remember letter size rules postmaster advises

Milford Postmaster H. C. Colwell is reminding his customers this month to check the size of their envelopes before mailing Christmas cards. Effective last July 15, envelopes must be 3V inches high and five inches long to be accepted for mailing. The new standards, first announced three years ago, are designed to speed up the flow of mail by reducing jam-ups caused by small envelope:} during processing by high-speed automated equipment. Such jams can destroy mail or force costly manual handling of ma il. Last July, a seven-cent surcharge was also placed on firstclass mail weighing on? ounce or less, and single piece Third-Glass Mail of two ounces or less that measured more than 5'4 inches high, lIV inches long or onequarter inch thick. “Most card and envelope makers are only manufacturing the allowable size today, but there may be some older stock still for sale," according to Postmaster Colwell. “We don't want any disappointed, customer during the holidays." Postmaster Colwell also

mas is ornamented with every happiness and your New Year is brightened with wisdom and prosperity. SEA NYMPH MANUFACTURING Division Os Stonray Corporation P.O. Box 298 Syroeoto ALUMINUM BOATS

reminds Milford residents to mail early this year. “We need your help so we can deliver every greeting card in time for the holidays." Dorsey speaks at Kiwanis meeting William Dorsey, lieutenant governor of Land of Lakes Division of Kiwanis Indiana District, was guest speaker for Kiwanis Club of Lakeland, North Webster, on Monday, Dec. 3. Lieutenant Governor Dorsey is a native of the North Webster and Syracuse area and at present is superintendent of schools at Nappanee. He commended Lakeland Kiwanis for ranking first in October in club activities in the Indiana District. The Lieutenant Governor discussed the 1979-1980 Kiwanis International major emphasis theme of “Right Start — Hand in Hand with Youth” for the Lakeland Club. He pointed out that Kiwanians can carry out the international goal of building together by counseling youth in their career choices and by becoming personally involved in the promotion of worthwhile activities for young people. Phil Hoy, president of Lakeland Kiwanis introduced the guest speaker for the program. President Hoy congratulated Lakeland Interclub Co-Chairmen Don Martin and Ervin Scoville for being named honorary interclub co-chairmen for the Kiwanis Indiana District. Wawasee Kiwanis to help with SAFE The Wawasee Kiwanis Club is offering to help eligible persons qualify for a State Allowance For Energy Program ( project SAFE) in the Syracuse and Turkey Creek Township area. This program is intended to help persons 65 and older whose income including social security will not exceed $4,250 in 1979. The state will pay, directly to the supplier, S3O per month on the cost of home heating and $lO per month on electricity used in the home for five months. The total amount is S2OO in 1980. Anyone needing help or knowing of anyone needing assistance in filling out the form, which must be filed with the state, should contact a Kiwanis member or call Larry Jones.

It Happened ... In Milford

14 YEARS AGO, DEC. 15. 1965 Several ice balls were sold in the Milford area by the Boy Scouts. The balls were also sold to members of the Christian Syracuse men arrested Warsaw police arrested two Syracuse men last Thursday night and Saturday morning on two different charges. Police arrested Juan G. Olivo, 23, r 2 Haviland Trailer Court, for possession of marijuana. His bond was set at SSO. Also arrested was Gerado A. Lopez, 23, of 419 Boston Street, for driving under the influence of alcohol and for public intoxication.

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church through the Ladies Aid. Dennis Sharp, president of the Milford Chamber of Commerce, said entries are coming in on the Christams decorating contest being held this year in Milford. Joseph Judkins, who teaches advanced algebra, geometry, high school-ekorus, h'gh school band, junior high band and grade school band, presides as teacher of the week 24 YEARS AGO, J AN. 5. 1956 Mr. and Mrs. Arch Baumgartner spent two days last week with Mr. and Mrs Carl Komack at Wadsworth. Ohio. Mr. Baumgartner and Mr. Romack were World War II buddies. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Phend and children were holiday guests of Mrs. Phend's parents. Mr. and

Mrs. H. A. Gruenwald, at Milwaukee. Wise. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Jensen visited the former's sister. Miss Marie Jensen, at Elida. Ohio, last week. 30 YEARS AGO, JAN 5, 1950 The engagement of Miss Joanna Lee Alderfer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alderfer, of Plymouth, to Melvin Zimmerman, son of Mr and Mrs. Michael Zimmerman, of Milford, route 1. has been announced. The wedding date has not been set Mrs. Frank S. Beer, Miss Esther Beer, and Frank Beer. Jr., were guests of Mrs. Beer’s son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Sam Schuch, at Bremen, on New Year's Day. Mr and Mrs. Milo Troyer and

Mr and Mrs. Milo Troyer and

daughter, Barbara, of Albion, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Royce Fuller. FROM TIIE FILES OF 1921 Mrs. Mary Venomen went to South Whitley Saturday where she spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Lutes. Mrs. Ruby Grove and children of Kokomo are visiting here for a few days, with Mr. and Mrs. A L. Brown and daughter Mr and Mrs. Shirley Clayton spent the week-end and Christmas at the home of Mrs. Clayton's parents. Mr and Mrs Matthew Weisser north of town. Leon B. Weitzner will live in the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Long during the time his home is being repaired

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