The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 November 1980 — Page 10
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed.. November 12.1980
1 L ~ ji BJB sB B ™ / \ J fl vL j AJI ;; , HELPING OUT — Bob Brown of Phend and Brown, Inc. in Milford donated 11,000 to the Milford Community Building. Accepting the donation is Carol Haab. secretary of the Milford Area Development Council which is sponsoring the building’s construction. (Photoby Terri Chilcote)
How to Fight the Food L Spoilers e —— —-4 ■ When shopping for food, pick up meat, poultry, and dairy items last; gel them home and into the refrigerator or freezer promptly. ■ Never buy food in leaking, bulging, or severely dented cans, cracked jars, or jars with loose or bulging lids. ■ Maintain refrigerator temperature at 35° to 40° F (2° to 4° C) and freezer at 0° F ( 18° C) or lower. Check frequently to be sure. ■ Thaw meat and poultry in the refrigerator or, for faster results, in a watertight package under cold water. ■ Wash hands before preparing food. ■ After handling raw meat or poultry, wash hands before touching other foods or food surfaces. ■ Wash utensils, containers, and work surfaces before and after they come into contact with raw meat or poultry. ■ Always keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold until served ■ Refrigerate leftovers promptly. S DAVIES MFG. S WEST ER N STYLE FURNITURE now available made to order tor you. You order the fabric you want, Why buy what others have on hand. Many fabrics to choose from, jS&JwSjJ by the piece or room full. raj™ BUNK BEDS 8-Piece HALF BEDS jOftlp "'lwiffHß S'9s ■ Living Room Suites . $95 , With Mats $349 to $549 With Mats FULL BEDS $219 With Box Springs And MattressKing And Queen Size Available Too —■~rv-nr n * • »,'.»•» '• *rxrx- & a.» ±=£KMM| SSQfVK - “R'e Guarantee Our Work" FACTORY WHOLESALE AVAILABLE TO ALL Milford Phone 658-4412 East of Schwarts Super Valu off of SR 15. jjE,* 90 across the railroad tracks, first building on the left.
y HOT LEAD AND COLD FEET H >»• Jim Dale, Karen Valentine, Don Knotts, Jack Elam, Darren McGavin £N». i •Sty The movie is about a two gun terror and his terrified twin brother. They turn an >H»cowtown upside down in a blazing, rip roaring effort to gain an inheritance left to themvv a steam engine race, shooting the rapids and scaling a mountain. This is a WaltjHj Production and will be one the whole family will enjoy. We invite yo,U to come.jllj a friend, a neighbor or your family. * ?«»*• ’4K fs WHEN: Friday, November 14 At 8:00 P.M. O WHERE: Milford Christian Church At The C.A.C. Building i j •JKf There will be NO ADMISSION CHARGE, but a free-will offering will be taken. jit Sunday Evening's Sermon: 'When Grief Doos Not Hod' i : - $ N JUL JI HflHMi * • Sunday School — 9:30 A.M. ‘•K* 1' ***** * • Morning Worship Services — •$$ fp I "Ik 10:30 A.M. (Services For All r £j{»; * *HI Ages, Nursery Through Adult) .x X & JHI wx JB 0 •Jt* ** • Sunday Evening Services At • » I' 1 gT o ••♦"S • Family Night Bible Study — tRF Q 7 P.M. Wednesday Jk M Carl Shearer Fred Walls Minister Associate Minister * Milford Christian Church B ■«X< i» Fourth And Henry Streets 658-915 T Milford
Senior Citizens enjoy dinner Milford Senior Citizens and their guests held a Thanksgiving dinner Sunday, Nov. 9. Dinner grace was given by Rev. Homer Burke. The meeting was opened with the pledge to the flag and “Happy Birthday” was sung to Lulu Felkner, Fay Thompson and Milo Maloy. Mrs. Marion Snyder accompanied on the piano. During the business meeting, the election of officers was held. New officers are: Kathleen Heath — president Iva Neff — vice president Jean Purcell — secretary Fay Hollar — treasurer The group decided to purchase a Christmas tree for the Lakeland Loving Care Center. The poem “In His Foot Steps” by Helen Steiner Rice was read by Opal Harmon and the poem “A Thankful Heart” was read by Darlene Miller. The remainder of the afternoon was spent playing games. The Syracuse Senior Citizens invited the Milford group to their Thanksgiving dinner Saturday, Nov. 15, at 12 noon at the Scout Cabin in Syracuse. The next meeting of the Milford Senior Citizens will be December 14 with the Milford Kiwanis Club at the Milford Elementary School. Each guest is to take a decoration for the Christmas tree. Tippy Women to meet Friday The Women’s Auxiliary of the Tippecanoe Lake Property Owners’ Association will meet for their annual cookie exchange meeting on Friday, Nov. 14, at 9:30 a.m. Co-hostesses will be Esther Gigandet and Marie Kempher and the group will meet at the Kempher home on the east side of Oswego Lake. Cool idea Sounds incredible. but researchers at Canada’s McGill University have found that rubbing ice on the web between your thumb and index finger will decrease toothache pain by 50 per cent or more!
Microwave defrost turkey
To defrost a turkey safely, put it into the refrigerator and wait.. . and wait . . . and wait . . . two, three days or more. Or, pop it into the microwave oven. Sandi Simons Purdue University extension nutrition and health specialist, says defrosting in the microwave oven can be quick and safe, but only if you know what you are doing. The size of the bird which can Garage burglary in Syracuse Margaret Nichols, 425 Medusa St,, Syracuse, discovered two airconditioners and one 19-inch Zenith color television set missing from her garage on November 10. The garage was reportedly unlocked. The intruders entered through a small entrance door on the east side of the garage. The three appliances were valued at S2OO. Webster man's battery stolen James Brent Rider, r 1 North Webster, reported that his truck battery was taken Monday, Nov. 3, while it was parked at Goshen Hospital. The truck was at the hospital from 6:45 p.m. until approximately 8:30 p.m. Rider could not start the vehicle and discovered someone had cut the cables and stolen the battery.
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OUR PHOTO this week was brought to us by Mrs. Harry (Ruth) Gillis of out Dewart Lake way and her brother, Clifford Lingofelter of Warsaw. It was taken at the Milford School in the early 1920 s and they need help in identifying it. Clifford is the fourth boy in the back row. Can anyone name any of the other young men and tell us why there are no girls in the photo? —o— A NICE note from Dorothy Williams, former Milford teacher and “1976 Citizen of the Year,” now a resident of 1324 Greencroft Dr., Goshen, in which she describes the use of improper grammar. She writes, "It must be almost impossible to teach young people grammar these days when even the current president and members of congress use sloppy English.” She sends along this helpful article for those of us in doubt, taken from the Christian Science Monitor: “There is good news for all those concerned scholars and others who regularly deplore the
be defrosted easily depends upon the size of the microwave oven. Check to see if the bird you are planning to cook will fit into your microwave oven with some room between the walls and the turkey. Some ovens will accommodate up to 18 pounds. If you have a whole turkey, don’t remove the bird from the packaging. Place it breast side down. Defrost a whole bird on high or 100 per cent power for one minute per pound plus one minute with breast down. Then, defrost for two minutes per pound plus one minute on “roast” (450
Cardinal Center needs volunteers
The Cardinal Center in Warsaw is in need of volunteers. As a volunteer, an individual learns to grow and look forward to the Opportunities ahead' >and the challenges they bring. Various types of volunteers are needed at the center. A volunteer may act as “an extra pair of hands” in the classroom, help adult clients learn how to work, assist with field trips and parties, chaperone recreational activities or simply to be a friend to a client. Those donating time and energy to the center receive membership in Cardinal Center, Inc. for four hours of volunteers service. They also receive on-the-
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abuse of the English language in day-to-day business and government activities and the general lack of public attention to proper grammar usage. For one thing, the Associated Press reports that the ’plain English’ movement started a decade ago to reduce legal jargonese and make regulations and business contracts easier to understand is gaining momentum. A further sign that more Americans are starting to take their language seriously is the UPI report that professors and graduate students at the Illinois State University have established a ’grammar hot line’ to answer questions that come up in daily encounters with the English language. “While insurance companies in almost three-fourths of the states have introduced plain English’ in easier-to-understand, revised and shortened insurance forms, the federal government has taken steps to simplify the language in tax forms and other regulations. At least four states now have laws requiring consumer contracts to use words with ‘common and everyday meanings.’ “But the public response to the ‘grammar hot line* may be the most encouraging indication of
watts) or 75 per cent power with breast up. For example, a 12 pound turkey should be defrosted 13 minutes on high with breast down, then turned breast up and defrosted 25 minutes on “roast.” If your microwave cooks very unevenly, notes Simons, you may need to turn the turkey one quarter turn a few times during the defrosting. Although the turkey may not be frost-free after microwave defrosting, the giblets can be removed and the bird is ready for cooking.
job training, an agency newsletter, satisfaction in helping others and a challenging commitment. Among the qualifications a volunteer should possess are an interest in the type of work done at the Cardinal Center, possess a good attitude, be dependable and be able to apply some knowledge to the job. The center has an orientation program for new volunteers. Any amount of time, Monday through Friday, 8-11 a m. or 12-3 p.m., week ends and evenings, can be donated. For a special interview and supervisor conference contact Norma Anglin at the Cardinal Center in Warsaw.
growing concern about language. English professors at the university say the hot line has attracted ‘an uncommon amount* of interest from insurance companies, newspapers, secretaries, retail stores — and even a few students. And why not? How many of us sitting at our
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typewriters or computer consoles ’ would not welcome a ready answer to such questions as w hen to use ‘affect’ or ‘effect,’ whether ‘impact’ and ’prioritize’ are legitimate verbs, or where to put the apostrophe in the possessive plural. “Let us hope more such ‘hot lines’ will be established to answer urgent cries for help in other grammar-deficient communities.” —o— ‘ WE NEVER thought we would see the day when a 16-year-old from Our Town would be arrested and booked at the county jail for stealing from his family. The youth (who shall remain nameless, at least at this time) took the money, about S6O, from his grandfather. z COHEAR YE, hear ye — Members of the Milford United Methodist Church will honor their new minister. Rev. Kenneth Greenwood and his wife, Sarah, at a reception to be held following Sunday’s worship services.
The Greenwoods are moving to Milford this week. ’ —oTHE MILFORD Kiwanis Club’s board of directors voted to again assist the Senior Organization with their annual Christmas dinner. The dinner will be held in the Milford Elementary School on December 14 at 1 p.m. The Kiwanians will provide transportation for any senior citizen who would like to attend. All area senior citizens are encouraged to make plans to attend this event which is being sponsored by the Milford Senior Citizens Organization. The program to follow the dinner will be announced later. —oCTB has given the town of Milford a S4OO Conation for the police department. The town also received a chainlink fence from Brock Manufacturing