The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 March 1981 — Page 20

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., March 11,1981

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MARY ANN and Carlton C Cap *I Beer of r 1 Milford are shown above as they receive the Dairy Family of the Year Award from Arnold Wehr, vice president of the Indiana State Dairy Association, at the organization s annual meeting in Marion. The Beers have five children who have all "grown up" with the family dairy operation. Four sons now have their own herds. Wehr, is a dairy farmer in Decatur Counts. , See story and photo of the Beer family on page 1 of this issue —O'MILFORD STREET and Water Commissiorier Ron Conley reminds residents of the town that his department will be flushing the hydrants starting at II p.m. on March 11, weather permitting. Conley is flushing the hydrants in an attempt to improve the town's water quality He asks persons who have low pressure or iron in their water to bare with him as he works with the system —o— A TOTAL of 158 wrestlers competed in the Wawasee Junior High Tournament test Saturday with M of them being from the three Lakeland schools. Os the 60 participating. 35 were winners. The Wawasee Wrestling Club is very appreciative of all mem bers. parents and wrestling friends who worked and contributed to make the tournament a success -o808 MVRPHY. grant consultant serving the town of Milford, staled this week he has had a tot of people talk to him about the Milford Community Building. • They seem to be a ma red over the fact that a town the she of Milford can have a community project like this that's so successful! -O'SHELLEY MILLER, daughter of the Mams Millers of Warsaw and granddaughter of the Dewey Foxes of near Dur Town, will celebrate her 13th birthday on Friday, the 13th! Shelleys mother is the former Connie Fox and is remembered by many Milford residents for the years she worked as a beautician here Shelley' wIU celebrate her special day with her friends as they enjoy roller skating and a 1 slumber party. NWrtfv ® J’ n ATTMtAMMOTr NWAKAW

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MR AND Mrs Carl Shearer of Our Town returned last week end from a 15-day vacation to Arizona. Texas.and Alabama Their first destination was Phoenix. Aril., where Mr. Shearer's mother. Ruth Guttenburg. lives. While in phoenix they also visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller, formerly of the Milford area. Leaving Arizona, they went to El Passo. Texas, to visit Mr. Shearer s sister. Betty Pope From there they went on to Houston. Texas, where in addition to visiting their son. Mark, they went to a rodeo, saw the play. "Camelot" and visited the famous landmark the "Alamo.” The Shearers spent a couple days visiting their daughter. Lydia Snyder, and her family m Riverview, Ala They went on to Birmingham. Ala . to visit Mr and Mrs Gerald Wilson and 0 family $ They arrived home Friday evening after traveling approximately 5.000 miles. -O'MR AND Mrs Wade Mishler of Milford returned Monday. March 2. from a three-month stay at their home m Fort Myers Beach. Fla 6 They enjoyed a relaxing winter vacation of sunshine in their new home, despite the unusual cool weather in January The only thing the Mishlers could think of to have made their vacation any more enjoyable was to have stayed an additional month —o— SEVERAL AML SING conversations occurred during the recent Phon-a-thon membership drive of the Kosciusko County Mental Health Association. Dick Bibler. team leader of volunteers calling from Barth. Inc., reports one young mother called — sounds of small children shouting; a dog loudly barking in the background — who andwered. "Oh yes! I'll be glad to pledge my membership. If things don't quiet down soon I may need help." Arden Ball, director of Camp Mack, responding to a female volunteer s call, courteously expressed his interest and port of the MH A and said he would be happy to join When the * volunteer asked for his correct mailing address, he replied, "r 10 box 3645 " The volunteer, startled by the unusual numbers for the Milford area, hesitated. There was a long, silent pause and Arden asked. “You're serious, aren't you?"

When the volunteer replied affirmatively Arden explained he , thought it was his daughter, who works at Oaklawn Center in Elkhart, "putting him on!” Seriously. Arden did pledge. -O'JEAN TREESH is looking for help. She said a good thing for people who want to do something special for lent is to give a couple hours of their free time to help at feeding time at the nursing home. Jean said sharing time with others proves to be very rewarding to those who do it and urges anyone who has an hour or two to call her or JoEllen Miller at the nursing home ' -oDO YOU know that Bibliotherapy is better than medicine? North Americans consume tranquilizers, sleeping pills and other drugs in alarming quantities and it's on the increase. Health authorities warn that such dependence on drugs is harmful. A medical doctor, W. Gifford Jones, has suggested that physicians should not too readily scribble out the name of a drug for patients Often they should prescribe “bibliotherapy. ” he maintains He once told a patient. “You have enough drugs in the house to open a pharmacy. Why don't you toss them out and get a library card?" „ Reading a good book is enjoyable therapy It brings you into contact with stimulating ideas and people and opens new horizons While immersed in such a book, the world s problems and many of your aches seem renote. Whether the doctor prescribes it or not. try bibliotherapy. Read a good book. Car hits mailbox A car driven by Ralph E Welling. 37. r 2 Leesburg, spun off the road and struck a mailbox owned by Steve LaLone. r 1 Pierceton. Saturday morning. March 7. The accident occurred at 1:30 a m on SR 13. four miles north of Pierceton Welling was uninjured vanscolk sentenced Bud Eugene Vanscolk, 30, r I Leesburg, was sentenced to 20 days in the Kosciusko County Jail after being convicted of conversion in Kosciusko County Court Judge James Jarrette sentenced him to 365 days at the Indiana State Farm, suspended 345 days of the sentence and remanded him to the sheriff for the remaining 20 days. He was also fined 6100 plus 645 court costs

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