The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 August 1981 — Page 6

THE M AIL-JOURNAL — Wed., August 19,1981

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Community Corner

B. J. Crowley's

HOROSCOPE

Week of August 23. 1981 VIRGO - Practical and careful beat describe those born under this sign. They generally follow through on any undertaking. Beat color ia blue, lucky number la 8 and lucky day la Wednesday. VIRGO -Aug. 22 to Sept 22-You may feel frustrated by rising prices. Re-evaluate your budget. With good planning you can live well for < less. LIBRA - Sept. 23 to Oct. 1 22-An unexpected tnp could prove pleasurable. This is a time for drifting with a minimum amount of planning. SCORPIO Oct 23 to Nov. 22--Something good happens which brings the realization that vou are fortunate in all vour blessings. Avoid the tendency to tell others what they should and should not do SAGITTARIUS Nos 23 to Dec 21 -Turbulence in family relations exists temporarily Don't let this trouble vou. CAPRICORN- Dec 22 to Jan. 19-Rather than asking yourself "Why me?", ask yourself "Whv not me?" If your load seems heavy at times, take an optimistic view. „ AQUARIUS Jan 20 to Feb. 18-Others have underestimated vour abilities. When sou raise swur own opinions of s our self-esteem, others will follow suit tn ideas of sou. PISCES - Feb. IQ to March 20 Tender loving care, admiration and praise are needed by the one closest to you. Give it It cysts you nothing. ARIES - March 21 to Apnl 20--A streak of luck Lakeland Local I Mr and Mrs. Floyd Ponko of Mentor. Ohio, were week end guests of Mrs Robert <Julia 1 Reed of Milford

CROSSWORD 7 I* I*' P I r I I I 7 I 9 I* |*° 77 ■/> 77 ■■pF’ n ■HF* 7r r ** I ? ■» » ■ _ L—- __ ________ ________ _______ ACROSS: I- West Pointer: 6-Tourist haven; 11-Disconcert; 12-Shade of green, 13-Amencan inventor; 14-Automobile; IS-Time of day; lb- mat; 18-Do arithmetic; 19-Bookkeeping book; 21-Bullfight cheers; 22-Except for; 24-Atom ....; 27-Angri-est; 31-Playing card; 32 ... Aviv; 33-Western Indian; 34-Girl’s name; 36-Ruthless Russian; 38-Make happy; 39-lmprove; 40Cabbage or potato; 41-Tricks. DOWN; l-Beast of burden; 2-Heaven; 3-Was venturesome; VLetter; 5-Top»cs; 6-lnnkeeper; 7-Violinest Bull; 8...... waves; 9-Escape; 10-What a bank does; 17-Have origin; 20-Chatter: 21-Above; poetic; 23-Common coin; 24-First and second; 25-Where Silver Springs is; 26-Winner’s award; 28-Sea eagles; 29-French river; 30-Looks after; 32-.... off; 35-Give .. . try; 3' Big bird; (Answers on page 15) ri I nil iiuim I nimni immiill HU I lll uimwii ■■ j.i imij i i hiimi Pre-A vfumn Safe! This is the opportunity, you have been waiting for! ! Get a new fall look you will love and a great skin care system at BIG SAVINGS! !*■ OHwta* My Enk* Um Os Ntary Kgy CMMttics At 30% m Wide Soppßes lestf Get Yciur Face Into Shape For Come And See My lovely Foil i I Winter Stock Up On A Really Displays * let Me Help Choose Great Product* The Right Colors For You! C«'ll Me - Lori SHnep, »3S-457« ■ma MR RAmaa* MBAamI W* IWe I ■ Bl WluWWwf IWHiWrm MY SUPPLIES ARE LIMITED SO CAIL RIGHT AWAY « WELL SEE YOU GET WHAT YOU NEED.

along the lines of financial success could come about causing a strong money flow. This could be good. The Arian seldom considers money as something to be adored. TAURUS - April 21 to May 20--Opportunity is at an all time high. Grab it while you can Make every effort to be more considerate of others. To be loved, you must give love. GEMINI - May 21 to June 20--In situations where you have carefully laid the goundwork. you will be able to backtrack and reap the rich rewards. CANCER - June 21 to July 22-You are being maneuvered into a stiuation that is not in your best interest. LEO - July 23 ito Aug 22-Someone in the romance department could take you much more seriously than you intend. Pursue the situation only if you can reciprocate with similar feelings. Debra Shafer becomes bride of R. F. Shoemaker The North Webster United Methodist Church was the site of the August 3 wedding of Debra June Shafer and Robert Franklin Shoemaker Rev O. Rex Lindemood officiated The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs George R Shafer. North Webster, the bridegroom, the son of Mr. and Mrs Jon Shoemaker. Pierceton The bnde’s sister. Julie Shafer North Webster, served as maid of honor and Leigh Hardy was the best man Jon Shoemaker, the bridegroom's brother, and Jeff Harkins were ushers A reception followed the ceremony at the home of the bnde’s parents The who attended Wawasee High School, is employed by Lamb's Bakery in North Webster The bridegroom, a graduate erf Wawasee High School, is serving with the U.S. Army

BBPI I. J 40TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION — Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Cordelia) Browning, r 1 Pierceton, will be honored at an open house on Sunday. Aug. 23. in celebration of their 40th wedding anniversary. The open house will be held at their farm home on SR 13 north of Pierceton from 2-1 p.m . The couple was married August 24. 1941. and they are the parents of five children: Kathleen and Mrs. Jerome (Kay) Sponseller. both of Pierceton: and Mrs. Homer (Pamela) Shreves. Rita Breedlove and David Browning, all of Muncie. The couple owns Deka-Di Riding Stable at Pierceton. The couple has invited friends and neighbors to attend the open house but has requested no gifts.

Home Arts meet at Bakers

The Home Arts Club met at the home of Louise Baker of Dewart Lake, who served as hostess for the August meeting Vice President J.uanita Sparks called the meeting to order, in the absence of the [resident, leading ’he pledge to the flag and club creed She offered prayer and gave devotions entitled “All the Way " Roll call was answered by nine members by naming. “A Meat My Family Enjoys in Summertime." The health and safety report was given by Betty Scott on "Heat Stroke and Heat Exhaustion ” Kathleen Naegele told of the

Area women visit Linville, N.C.

.Mrs R. E. (Sarah 1 Slabaugh and daughter-m-law. .Mrs. Larry (Janice) Slabaugh and daughters. Joni and Jacqui Schultz, were the recent guests of Don and pot Boyd at the Linville Country Chib, Linville. N.C. During their visit to North Carolina the Slabaughs took in the beautiful mountain scenery, visiting the famous Grandfather Mountain and riding the Tweetsie Train down the mountain The KCH Bridge-O-RamD kick off luncheon set for October 14 Kosciusko Community Hospital Bridge-O-Rama starts off this year with a kick off luncheon at Tippy Golf Club, Wednesday. Oct 14 For reservations contact Roma Maish. Leesburg. There will be 10 games played, starting October 14. The schedule will have one game every two weeks Summer party for Past Matrons The Past Matrons of Kosciusko Chapter 160. Order of the Eastern Star, and guests assembled at the home of Anna Estep on Tuesday, Aug 11. for their summer party. They traveled to Syracuse where they dined at an area restaurant. Those present were Scerita Melendez. Jane Schultz, Edith Baumgartner, Bernice Barnes. Bernice McFarren. Betty Scott. Agnes Hurd. Bernice Longfellow. Evelyn Fisher, Gertrude Ritter. Julia' Reed and Mrs Estep, all of Kosciusko Chapter. Ann Heaton of North Vernon Chapter; and Virginia Cain of Warsaw Chapter, along with Jennifer and Sheila Melendez and Deanna Ness. After dinner all returned to Mrs Estep’s for a business meeting with President Mrs Baumgartner presiding The Christmas party for past matrons, past patrons, husbands and wives, was discussed It will be held on November 1 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Seely with a carry-in dinner at 1:30 p.m. and gift exchange. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Heaton, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Fisher. The committee for the event was Mrs. Estep and Mrs Schultz. Mrs. Estep served cold drinks during the social time. SUMMUMHi CUSTOM CANVAS 1 Mi North <Mi West MiHord •OAT COVERS — TARPS PICKUP COVERS - REPAIRS AWNINGS - TRAMPOLINES j SNOtKgAWn Open S Days 8A . 6?M

club winning second prize for its booth at the Kosciusko County Fair. The booth was entitled. "Living on a Fixed Income." The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved Mrs. Pauline Cormany gave the treasurer s report Refreshments were served following the business meeting consisting of Butterscotch Dream Dessert, crackers, mints and coffee, served by the hostess. Sara Mock won the door prize The meeting adjourned byrepeating the club collect The next meeting will be Tuesday. Sept 8. at the home of Vera Schell of Milford, who will be serving as hostess

weather was sunny and hot in the valley with temperatures a bit cooler in the higher altitudes. They saw many varieties of evergreen trees and many shrubs that they weren't aware grew on and around the mountains They enjoyed shopping in the vallev and visiting with Sharon Boyd of Hollywood. Fla.. who was also visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs Don Boyd. The Boyds are residents of Hollywood and are spending the summer season at Linville.

nJ L r AjLID4 TWR ■ nF ■ECr \i/B®*rliiKi i WtMHR jb READING CLI B CELEBRATION — The Syracuse Public Library summer reading club concluded Wednesday afternoon. Aug. 12. w Uh a party at the Crosson Scout Cabin. Syracuse. Pictured above are children in the club with mothers, fathers and grandmothers, enjoying a puppet show of short skits performed by Milford Christian Church’s 3-M Company. Following the puppet show and awards, everyone enjoyed homemade cookies baked by Syracuse librarians. I Photo by Kim Hieber)

Summer reading program ends

By BONNIE BJEI LA The summer reading club at the Syracuse Public Library ended on August Sth. The Awards Day was held at the Scout Cabin on Wednesday. Aug 12th. A record crowd attended the puppet show given by the 3-M Company (Milford Mighty Midgets) of the Milford Christian Church. Cookies and punch were served by Librarian Bonnie Bjella.

UtauML big - big savings LADIES & CHILDREN S APPAREL ON ALL SUMMER WEAR Fashion Center Os The Lake Area 111 1 save CAQ/ AND upto /O more WAWASEE VILLAGE V • S ’’"p’Svra use Open 9To 6 Daily, Sun. 10 To 5

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Meals for Older Americans are served each day at the following locations: The Scout cabin at Crosson Park, Syracuse; the Pierceton Community Building; and the Retired Tigers center. 320 W. Main. Warsaw. Meals for Older Americans is for persons 60 years or older and is a chance to meet new friends, enjoy hot. nutritional meals. The sites are opened several hours each day including noon for programs. Meals for Older Americans is not associated with Welfare but is for the promotion for better health for the older population. Donations are accepted for the meals. August 29-26 THURSDAY — Pineapple juice, chicken salad on lettuce, buttered broccoli, apricots, bread, margarine, birthday cake, milk, tea and coffee FRIDAY — Tomato juice, noodles and ground beef, frozen peas, mixed fruit salad, rye bread, milk, tea and coffee MONDAY — Apple juice, baked beans and hot dog coins, potato salad, fresh fruit, wheat bread with margarine, milk, tea and coffee TUESDAY’ — Cranapple juice, meat loaf with tomato sauce, mashed potatoes, spinach, sliced

LOUISA'S LETTER

Dear Louisa. 1 am seventeen years old and I have never dated a boy altho my girl friends do. It doesn't really bother me that 1 don’t go with boys, but the only way 1 can talk to them is if they talk to me first. Every boy who has ever liked me has shied away. Girls are constantly teasing me by saying some boy likes me. I have tried different ways such as looking different or just being myself but it is of no avail. Help--Miss. Answer: I suspect that your trouble is that of selfconciousness. You think too much of how you look or the impression you are making. The best way of attracting the opposite sex is to start first by being well-groomed-

assisted by Rhoda Hapner and Carolyn Bjella Cookies were baked and donated for the party by Mrs. Ted Grindle, Jan Grindle. Rhoda Hapner and Bonnie Bjella. There were 290 children enrolled in the program. A total so 7,289 books were read during the 10 week program, with 5.248 read for stickers A total of 270 ribbons were awarded for reading one book or more and 173 ribbons and reading club certificates for reading 10 or more books.

pears, hot roll with margarine, milk, tea and coffee WEDNESDAY - V-8 juice, beef barbecue with bun. sunshine salad, banana pudding delight, milk, tea and coffee Lockwood reunion A total of 56 Lockwood family members met for their 65th reunion at Oakwood Park. Dinner was served at 12.45 p.m. and at a business meeting officers were elected. Elected officers include: President — Don Metzler. Goshen 7 Vice president — Orval Lockwood. Goshen Secretary-historian — Sylvia Keenan. Millersburg Assistant secretary-historian — Mary Kay Ropp. Syracuse • Prizes were awarded to Chester Fields. 78, Goshen, oldest member present; Trent Ropp. four. Syracuse. youngest member present; Al and Denise (Lockwood) Westendorp. Buchanan. Mich., newlyweds; and Teresa and J.C. Lockwood. Kalispell. Mont., traveling the farthest distance. Next year's reunion will be held August 8 at Oakwood Park.

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that is being clean and sweet-having your hair shampooed and fixed becomingly—neat clothes and then forgetting about your looks. Then if there is a certain boy you are attracted to. be friendly but not aggressive and if you know any sport or subject he is interested in. find out all you can about it and ask him about it. Let him talk and you ask the questions. Offer to help him with a subject that he finds difficult and that you do well in. In other words forget about yourself and show interest in others. Louisa Address: Louisa, Box 532, Orangeburg. S. C. 24115

Top readers in the "Bug of Knowledge - ’ club for younger children were Amy Ridings with 134 stickers. Joey Salazer with 84 stickers and Andy Patman with 95 stickers. Top readers in the older reading group. Moon Goons, were Samtha Cripe 108 stickers. Gina Swartzendruber, 102 stickers, Christine McAllister, 100 stickers. Tonya Perzanowski. 100 stickers. Tysha Hunnicutt. 100 stickers, and Andy Tatman. 95 stickers.

CALENDAR Week Os August 19 To August 26 WEDNESDAY Ov creators' Anonymous 9:30a.m.. Milford Christian Church. Athletic Center ALAnon 9.30 a.m.. Saint Andrew's United- Methodist Church, Syracuse < _ „ , Ebenezer Ladies Aid < ♦'Jhj WfTfjy 2p.m. Milford Volunteer Firemen —M/IWW. 7 pm. Milford Fire Station THURSDAY Milford Kiwanis 6:45a m.. Milford Fire Station FRIDAY 8 Farmers’ Market / I 6.30-10a.m . Warsaw fairgrounds II Weight Watchers / j I 9 a m.. Lakeland Youth Center. Syracuse { -71 Early Bird Ladies’ Bowling League 10a m . Wawaseeßowl. Syracuse Syracuse Lions Club 6 30 p.m . Beacon Restaurant Lutheran Church Women 7:30 p.m . Syracuse Grace Lutheran Church Twilighters Bunco Club 7:30p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous 7:30 p.m . Saint Martin de Porres Catholic Church. Syracuse Al-Anon 7:30 p.m.. Saint Andrew's United Methodist Church. Syracuse Friday Night Mixed Bowling League 8 p.m.. Wawasee Bowl. Syracuse SATURDAY Farmers* Market 6:30-10a m . Warsaw fairgrounds BL W®; Wawasee Kiwanis 7 a m . Three Flags Drive-In. Syracuse J SUNDAY Alcoholics Anonymous Open meeting. 10a m. North Webster Fire Station MONDAY Lakeland Kiwanis 7a m . Classic Restaurant. North Webster TOP 106 Syracuse 6:30 p.m . Calvary United Methodist Church F.O.E. Men’s Meeting Aerie 3760. 7 p.m.. Lakeland Eagles. 404 Sycamore St.. Syracuse Columbian Readv 73011 m Vfy; TUESDAY | 'V. Senior Citizens Golf League , /Q 8:30a m . Maxwelton Golf Course. Syracuse Syracuse-Wawasee Rotary 12 noon. Beacon Restaurant Milford Area Development « sp.m . Doll s Decorating. Milford Syracuse Park Board 7:15 p.m.. Syracuse Town Hall, open to public Wawasee American Legion Auxiliary 223 7:30p.m .Syracuse Legion Hall WEDNESDAY ]!/ I* JFarmers’ Market 6:30-10 a m . Warsaw fairgrounds & Weight W atchers 9a.m.. Lakeland Youth Center. Syracuse Eagles Auxiliary Meeting Aerie 3760, 7 p.m.. Lakeland Eagles. 404 Sycamore St.. Syracuse Alcoholics Anonymous 7:30 p.m.. Saint Martin de Porres Catholic Church. Syracuse ALAnon . 7:30 p.m.. Saint Andrew’s United Methodist Church. Syracuse n — Si Granite Decorator Items It S aW* ByMONT ' Fountains Bird Baths And More __ -I U l. „ Custom 1J 11 ' \r Hours: »» « SL M (OI'NIKY X I GARDEN ,AM ,o 5 J GHEENHOINE ■ c , h Plants For The J J 11’ Craig — Phone 457 3445 Connoisseur tt Located 1 , Mile West Ot Dana - Syracuse Select Your Own From C T* ** Brow ** A * Lw>9 Ul( - ~ TheGordgn