The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 May 1980 — Page 7

Community Corner

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JLL 2'/> Miles East Os Holiday Inn Guarantee . . . Greatest Values Or Refund Difference* SAVE 20-30 TO 40% NOW TAKING ORDERS NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR JUNE FOR JUNE DISTINCTIVE RUSTIC CHARM SOLID PINE FRAMES CRYSTAL CREEK ( Cut From 2"x6” Timbers Logging & Wood Carving Co. i \ i ■'T-T—p r-L// \ 0 < — Zj | 7^711 _J I t — ■ NATURAL HONEY PINE FINISH SOLID FAMILY COMFORT FOR THE FUTURE Frames Cut From 2x6 Inch Solid Pine ypf Adaiid Timbers 9 Inch Foam-Nylon Reversible v * wvur Cushions - ■■ CRYSTAL CREEK AT HOMEMAKERS J > > This is the heaviest, best constructed room group known at our low price. All joints are mortised or double screwed and glued. Solid wood ftftll V AT UAMKU AtfKDC frame deck with steel permalator is suspended by helical coil springs U I Al NQIVIeIVIAKcKS for lasting comfort. Choice of nylon plaid fabric. Group includes 84” sofa 180 lb., 40" Rocker 89 Lb., 39” Chair 87 Lb., 30" Ottoman 48 Lb. (2), ORDER YOURS NOW 21 "x3O" End tables 78 lb., 21 "x 54 Coffee Table 56 Lb., All Cushions Are FOR Interchangeable, For Longest Wear. 61" Love Seat 132 Lb., Optional. JUNE DELIVERY 1 SATURDAY »tos

REAL menu Meals for Older Americans are served each day at the following locations: The Scout cabin at Crossen Park, Syracuse; the Retired Tigers center, 320 W. Main, Warsaw; and Lions Club Building, SR 14 Silver May 29-June4 THURSDAY — Tomato juice, beef and noodles, peas and carrots with margarine, white bread, margarine, strawberry shortcake, milk, tea and coffee FRIDAY — Grapefruit juice, hot dogs and buns with relishes, pea salad deluxe, tator tots, peaches, milk, tea and coffee MONDAY — Orange juice, chicken and noodle casserole with cheese and crumb topping, tossed salad with tomato with dressing, wheat bread, margarine, apple cookie, milk, tea and cofee . TUESDAY— Pineapple juice, barbecued port on bun, mexican corn with margarine, cole slaw, banana, milk, tea and coffee WEDNESDAY — Apple juice, meatloaf and gravy, candied sweet potatoes, stewed tomatoes with bread cubes, peach cobbler, rye bread, margarine, milk, tea and coffee Miss McQuillian receives degree RENSSELAER, — Susan Jane McQuillian was among 179 graduates receiving degrees during the 85th annual commencement exercises held recently at Saint Joseph’s College. Miss McQuillian received a BS degree in mathematics (suma cum laude). She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward McQullian of 213 E. Main Street, Syracuse. She is a 1976 graduate of Wawasee High School. Hat stains Stains on light-colored felt hats can be removed by applying a combination of one teaspoon salt and two tablespoons cornmeal with a clean cloth. ■ fl fl •-* fIBL fl L v PLAN AUGUST WEDDING — Bobbi Kampf, daugher of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Pauff of r 1 box 517 Leesburg and William Nicholas Carney of 3712 Stafford Drive, Bloomington, are planning an August 9 wedding in the Saint John the Apostle Catholic Church in Bloomington. 7110 bride-elect is a graduate of Yorktown High School and is a senior at Indiana University’s Bloomington campus. She is employed at Marsh Supermarkets in Bloomington. Her fiance is a graduate of Bloomington North High School and is employed by Standard Supermarkets of Bloomington.

PUBLIC AUCTION Complete Closeout — Closing Business At C. S. MYERS FORD Downtown Milford Saturday, June 7,1980 Beginning At 10 A.M. ORDER OF SALE/ 10 A.M. — Shop Equip. 10:45 — Parts, Access.; 11:30 — Office Equip. 12:30 — Household & Misc. Items (These Are Approximate Times — Continuous Item By Item Sale) PARTIAL LIST SHOP: Sun 1120 analyzer; Alemite wheel balancer: Bishman hyd-air lift; large crane; pair of pumps; oil cans; valve grinder; battery tester; service writers desk; valve refacer; battery charger; barrel! pumps; drain,pans; work benches; grease guns; funnels: shop vac: growler drop cords, headlight aimer; pressure tester PARTS & ACCESS: Headlight bulbs; oil filters; bolt bins w 'bolts, antifreeze; air filters; spark plugs; Weatherhead brass fittings, assortment parts and accessories by box; radios; antennas; wheel covers for Ford and Chev.; wheels for cars ond trucks; van seats: large selection car & truck tires OFFICE: 2 — oir conditioners. 6 — desks, wood & metal; 8 — chairs; "217'' copy machine. 3M. Sanyo electric cosh register. Remington typewriter, check protector; postal scales; fast finder viewer; desk lights; parts — micro film reader; adding machines; file cabinets; coffee machine; hall tree; antique cor pictures; old Ford signs; waste baskets; book cases; touch-up paint; auto literature; old antique cash register HOUSEHOLD & MISC.: Combination washer t dryer; 2 — rattan antique chairs; Danish couch & choir set; end tables; Antique Ford lamp: tandem Schwinn bicycle; flower stand; fold chair; picnic table; 5 — push brooms; floor fan; Coke machine; lawn furniture; alum, step ladder; mop bucket, w/ringer; pails & buckets, wrought iron braces; plywood panels; sewing machine; antique Inboard boat Terms: Cash Not Responsible For Accidents — Dealers Must Show Proof Os Tax Numbers — DICK ZIMMER Auctioneer Donna Zimmer — Clerk Phone 267-4961 Warsaw

flfl - y&flt. -•'< - T:?-- WI- •’ • T/fli - t WratfifcflßF/ K T k GRADUATES OF 1912-1924 — Members of the class from 1912 to 1924 were honored at the Syracuse High School Alumni Banquet. Saturday, May 24. The banquet was held in the Syracuse Junior High gym. Seated in front are Eloise (Holloway) Rogers. Helen Richcreek, Lois Schleeter, Izel Beck and Olive Bushong. Standing in back are Loise Byland, Fred Couts, Cal Beck and Joe Bushong. (Photo by Deb Fox) JflflflflHßflfli tri ‘ I l{ ' r u * i'W 1 1 'I L' W M U: 4 .fl Ha 50 YEAR REUNION — The class of 1930 was honored at the Syracuse Alumni Banquet, Saturday, May 24. in the Syracuse Junior High gym. The class which graduated 50 years ago was honored with there presence of their teacher. Lucille Hayworth. Speaker for the evening was Jay Gould, WOWO Radio personality. Members of the class and honored guests are: Standing in front, Lucille Hayworth. Irene Ferverda, Velma Lindstrom. Cleo Strieby, Geraldine Click, Esther (Wyatt) Zaugg and Anna Sudlow. Standing in back, Harold Shock; Ralph Leacock; Nat Fick; Arnold Culver; James Connolly: John Green; and Jay Gould, guest speaker. (Photo by Deb Fox) il

Bowen Center needs volunteers

The Bowen Center Volunteer Services Department has need of the following Volunteer positions: 1. HAIR STYLISTS - This position calls for hair stylists who are licensed and can give at least one-half day a week. No week ends. The hair stylist is free to choose morning or afternoon. If you care about people, are able to do both men and women’s hair, and like a cheerful, interesting place to work, this is for you. 2. OFFICE MANAGER - We need a capable man or woman

Diabetic class at Goshen

Goshen hospital will be offering a series of classes for diabetics and their families. If you are diabetic, you and your family need to understand how your body functions for you. By understanding diabetes, you can help control it better. The dates for the classes are June 2, 3 and 4 at 7 p.m. Each class is about one hour in length.

who can organize the office work to be done and can see it carried out. Prompt, dependable, and like to work with people? Please call us. 3. TRANSPORTATION - We still need many more drivers in all counties. If you like to drive — this is an excellent chance to enjoy driving and to help others. Reimbursement for mileage and insurance coverage when transporting clients supplied. Please contact Volunteer Services at Bowen Center, Warsaw.

They will be held at Goshen hospital. Monday’s class will be “What is Diabetes and How to Care for It”’. This class will be taught by Nancy Schooley, R.N. in Pepple Auditorium. Also included will be a discussion concerning urine testing and insulin injection techniques. Barbara Fierce, dietician, will conduct Tuesday’s class on “Diet and Diabetes” in the dining room, the third class on Wednesday will be on “How Diabetes Affects Your Body”, presented by Dr. M. Marquardt in Pepple Auditorium. The sessions, which require no pre-registration, are free of charge. If you have questions concerning the classes, contact the department of education at the hospital.

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