The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 25, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 July 1981 — Page 11

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Milford's Main Street

HAROLD KAISER stopped at The M-J office proudly displaying a cake one of the young women on his milk route had baked for him in honor of his 60th birthday. The cake read. ‘'Happy Birthday Harold.*’ ' and was decorated in green and white with a 6® on it. The Milford resident also noted the young woman’s mother also gave him a quart of red raspberries. —o—- ‘ FORMER MILFORD residents Mr. and Mrs. Randall Dewart of Hickory. N. C. have been visiting relatives in Our Town. Both Mr. and Mrs. Dewart are graduates of Milford High School. She is the daughter of Mary Om and the late Amos On and he is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dewart. Mary Om is a resident of North Main Street. Mrs. Dewart (Gwendolyn) is the sister of Mrs. Dale Stump and Darrell Orn of Our Town. The couple's son. daughter-in-law and grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Dewart. Kirk and Toaya. reside at Waubee Lake. —oOTHER FORMER residents who recently visited relatives in the area were Mr. and Mrs. Bob O’Blenis. Tammy and Amy of Bonita Springs, Fla . Bob and Hilda too are graduates of Milford High School. Hilda's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Warren Evans of Our Town. She is the sister of Max Evans of Milford and of Mrs. Conrad Neff of New Paris. —O—OTHER VISITORS to the area are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fehnel of Allentown. Pa. They are the parents of Richard Fehnel of Waubee Lake. —o— MEMBERS OF the Milford High School Class of 1961 met at Arthur's in uptown Elkhart for their 20th anniversary of graduation on Saturday. June 27. —o— WHERE WERE all the Milford residents when the gun sounded for the fourth annual M-J Road Race last Saturday? . We spotted young Erik Treesh of Texas, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Treesh and Mr. and Mrs. Don Ahrns of Milford, at the race. He ran in the 3.3 race in the 14 and under division. Also among the 222 runners were Jerry Auer, Art Gall, Del Acton, Dan Schwab. Homer Miller arid M-J Publisher Arch Baumgartner —o— BIBLE SCHOOL got underway at the Milford Chapel on Monday and will continue week days between 9 and 11:38 a.m. daily thru July 17. -‘oA RECEPTION will be held on Saturday from 2:30 until 4:30 p.m. at the Milford Masonic Temjrie in honor of the 50th wedding anniversary of former Milford Postmaster and Mrs Paul Kizer.

The Kizers'are now residents of Florida and have been visiting the past several weeks in the

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Milford-Winona Lake-Barbee Lakes area as they do each summer. Hosting the event will be their children. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheire of Largo, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott of Winona Lake, Mr. and Mrs. James Kizer of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Jan P. Kizer of Barbee Lake. -oFORMER MILFORD residents Forrest and Helen Ramser. now of Athens, Ga., are grandparents again. Son Fred and his wife Bette Jo (she’s a former resident of Claypool), also of Athens, became the parents of a son on June 21.

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Don't let roles pot you in little boxes

West Lafayette Ind. We play many roles in our lives - parents, friends, worker?, leaders, famih members, and"others These roles can*sometimes become like boxes, however, making us feel trapped and confused. “You can break out of your boxes, if you have the courage to take that first step.” said Ronald Daly, family relationships and child development specialist for the IS Department of Agriculture Daly was speaking at the annual Homemakers Conference at Purdue University. People experience many frustrations in their lives, the specialist said They feel that theirroles are demanding and confining. Eventuallv., they get bogged down, with their lives in ruts. One of the causes of this frustration is the hectic pace of our world, but it’s not just a current problem “In 1896. an essayist wrote that hurry was the scourge of America.” Daly remarked. “That’s as true today as it was 85 years ago Sometimes we move so fast, we don't know where we’re headed ” “All we hear is do. do. do — but we don't get the chance to be. It’s possible to do so much that you never have the time to know yourself.” he continued To break out of the boxes in your life, you must first conquer your own mind The limitations you place on yourself are the

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The youngster has been named Forrest Michael. —o— JUNIOR AND Senior High youth from the Milford Christian Church will be going to Cedar Point on Saturday, July 18, with associate minister Fred Walls. At this point there are 65 signed up for the trip. This week a number of the church members are attending the North American Christian Convention in Louisville, Ky. Attending are Evelyn Orn; Ann McConnell; Norma Hamilton; Fred, Louella and Teana Walls; Rodger Yoder; Carl and Grace Shearer.

biggest inhibiting factors you will ever face If you realize that you have the freedom, the right and the responsibility to choose your attitudes, you have taken that first step No one can break out of their boxes alone, though. We need to be with other people who will challenge us and help us grow “I once read that there are four kinds of people in this world.“the specialist said “Some act as though each day is a new funeral and they are the chief mourners, some find a new thing to criticize each day; and others are so cold and aloof that you need to put on a coat when you’re with them " “The fourth type of person, however, is like a breath of fresh~~ ing life and energy to others Find these people and grow with them." he added Ultimately, if you want to break out of your boxes, you must make a decision. You can wallow in self-pity, which will only make you feel terrible. Or. you can be a reasonable adventurer, keeping your reason but always ready to take risks If you choose the second path, your roles in life will never become monotonous and confining “Be a breath of fresh air. Take challenges Learn from your bad experiences, and grow because of them. Touch others’ hves and help them grow. too. You can-and will — break out of your boxes." said Daly.

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