The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 May 1980 — Page 2

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 28,1980

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Syracuse Dairy Queen not selling books Harry Koontz of the Syracuse Dairy Queen reports a youngster is going door to door in that community collecting money for what he calls Dairy Queen coupon books. The youngster is telling people if he sells enough books he will get a trip to Cedar Point. He takes the money and takes their name, telling them he will deliver the book later. Mr. Koontz said he has no such coupon book available and has authorized no one to sell anything. The only coupon book currently being honored by the Dairy Queen is the Special Olympics book sold earlier. These books expire on May 31. f I MISS MILFORD LIONS — Sonya Hoover, r 1 Milford. 18-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hoover, will be the Milford Lions Club's candidate in the "Queen of Lakes” contest this year. “Miss Milford Lions” has brown hair, hazel eyes, weighs 120 pounds and stands five feet, four inches tall. Sketching, bike riding, jogging volleyball and softball are her favorite activities. Blazer stolen, keys in truck Ryland Mock, 601 S. Front St., Syracuse, reported the theft of his son’s 1974 Chevrolet Blazer sometime between 11 p.m. Saturday, May 24 and 7 am. May 25. The Blazer was stolen from the residence and he reported the keys were left in the truck. The following day the truck was located on CR 300E aira the County Line Road, where it had been left the previous day. The truck was picked up by a wrecker service. Syracuse Police Captain Robert Houser investigated.

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Philip Fawley's mother holds Goshen art exhibit

By TERRI CHILCOTE Gladys Scheumann of Goshen, mother of Wawasee High School teacher Philip Fawley, will have an art exhibit at the Goshen Library during June. Mrs. Scheumann, 76, will display water color paintings, pastel drawings, pen and ink sketches and her collection of original greeting cards. The exhibit begins June 3 and will run until the last of the month. Born in Wayne Township in 1904, Mrs. Scheumann has a lifetime of painting under her belt, having painted since she was a school girl. Even as a preschooler, she said she was interested in drawing. Her only formal art training has been what she received in a one-room schoolhouse, Crouse School, in Wayne Township and later at Warsaw High School. She works about three to four days a week on her paintings.

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While she gives many of her . works away, she also sells some of them. The Goshen artist designs and paints her own greeting cards and writes her own verses. She said she sent over 50 original cards during the Christmas season. Her cards are also for sale. Mrs. Scheumann is a multitalented person which is evidenced by her many hobbies, she also does embroidery, sews and writes poetry. She has written a book of poetry entitled “Memory’s Canvas.” She stated she didn’t begin to write poetry until she was over 50 years old. She explained she just decided one day to try her hand at it. She must have been pleased with the results because she’s still writing poetry. A Goshen resident for the past three years, Mrs. Scheumann lived for 40 years in North Manchester. Her only son, Philip Fawley, lives at 612 South Lake

Street in Syracuse. Her granddaughter, Nancy Fawley, resides in Fort Wayne.

MILFORD AREA RESIDENTS!.. . 1 Notice Os I — PUBLIC — I MEETING I To Discuss Floor Plans / For The New "MILFORD AREA I COMMUNITY BUILDING" I Tuesday, June 3, 1980 I 7:00 P.M. I At The I EMS/Chatter Box Building I "THIS CONCERNS YOU - PLEASE PLAN TO ATTEND" I Sponsored By Milford Area Development Council (M.A.D.) K

/Meeting — (Continued from page 1) this project. The Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws of MAD, as rewritten and approved by the board of directors, will allow MAD to spear-head this project. The new board of directors consists of representatives from Milford Emergency Medical Services, Milford Town Board, Milford Lions Club, Milford Kiwanis Club and the former MAD board of directors. “This is an expensive < un-

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dertaking — community support is greatly needed from every organization and family. The urgency for providing a home for the Milford Emergency Medical Services and Chatter Box is a fact. Federal funds have been considered, but the red tape and time to process such a grant, plus the possibility of not even receiving the funds, has lead the board of directors to the conclusion that the Milford area community can build its own Milford Area Community Building. "Your help is needed both financially and physically. Your enthusiasm is needed. Some funds have already been pledged, but the entire Milford community needs to rally around this project. Your financial support is paramount to the project. Your volunteer labor to build the structure is necessary. There is no question what a structure like this camdo for the Milford area community. "Your first step is to join the Milford Area Development Council. Inc. . . (Contact MAD officers Karl Keiper. Bruce Bultemeier, Darrell Orn or Carol Haab for more information). “And dop’t forget the public meeting next Tuesday. See you there!” Need Home Also discussed at the meeting last night was the need for a temporary home for the Chatter Box and EMS while the construction is underway. Darrell Custer was present at the Tuesday meeting to discuss the tearing down of the old hotel building. A necessary step prior to constructing a new building It was noted Bill Stath’s name was left off the list of building committee members published last week. The size of the building was revised to 68 x 80. Treasurer Darrell Orn reported he has set up a Milford Community Building Fund for monies for the building.