The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 February 1982 — Page 18

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., February 19, 1982

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JENNIFER DENNIS, eight years old and Bryan Kaufman, seven years old. are shown pfaying on one of the many “mountains’ around Milford The mountains are the result of the heavy snows of the past several weeks Motorists should drive with caution and watch for children sliding down. Parents should alert their children to the dangers of climbing and sliding on snow piles that are in the street. Notice, the youngsters above are not facing the street which is to the left of. rot m front of. the photo -oXNOTHER RESULT of the winter weather is the fact many of Our Town's fire plugs have been buried under the snow. Why not adopt a plug, dig it out and keep it dug out. ft may be your house that Is saved because the firemen don't have to first hunt for and then dig out a plug if a fire should breakout. -oDID YOU know chocolate is not just a symbol of love It’s also a substitute’ Viith Valentine's Day coming up it is apropos to note that throughout the ages chocolate has been special in the eyes of levers. For centuries, chocolate was believed to possess aphrodisiac powers, and was used as a subliminal lure to help catch many a reluctant lover. The Aztec emporor Moctezuma reportedly drank a goblet of chocolate before entering his harem, according to a 12-page special report on the sweet stuff in February s Town And Country.

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Heoalso served it to the maidens brought to him as offerings When Spain \ .Maria Theresa became engaged to. Louis Xl\ of France, she sent him an expensive. ornate chest filled with chocolate — maybe the first chocolate Valentine. Madame Du Barry, the famous French courtesan, is said to have offered chocolate to suiters, and 'Casanova reportedly used it th/ way a modern-day casanova champagne. Not to worry, though, if you find yourself unlucky in love: chocolate can also help to mend a broken heart ’ While doing a study on depression, researchers Dr. Michael Liebowiu of Colombia University and Dr. Klein •of the New Yog* state Psychiatric Institute noticed a curious side effect — many of their lovesick patients craved chocolate. There's a scientific reason for this, it turns out The brain of a happy. loving person produces a chemical with the tongue-twisting aame of phenylethylamine — which is often found in chocolate. Falling out of love may produce symptoms of drug withdrawal, which resulted in a craving for chocolate. Eating the stuff is just an effort at self-medication. So look on the bright side If your would-be lover spurns you and your chocolate offering this February 14. you can do yourself a favor by eating it all yourself -o- ? CONGRATULATIONS GO to the Wawasee High School athletes who have won many athletic honors during the past week. A number of boys won wrestling honors at the sectional tournament. Gary Gerencser. son of Mr and Mrs Joe Gerencser of Milford. won at the regional level and will represent WHS at the semi-state this week The girts' basketball team won the sectional tournament at Warsaw on Saturday and will be playing m the regional tournament this commg Saturday. The regional will also be held in Warsaw. These boys and girls deserve the support of the community and all are urged to support Gary, the WHS girls’ basketball team as

well as the other athletic events at WHS. —o— A LETTER came our way this week following the death of Dixie Scott W betten. The letter is from Sharon Keller of Indianapolis. Both Dixie and Sharon (Dewart) Keller were members of the Milford High School class of 1959 The girls were very close and even though they have been separated by many . miles Sharon now resides in Indianapolis and Dixie resided in the Phoenix. Ariz.. area) they remained friends over the years SRaron remembered it all started when they started school together. It was then they became “best of friends.” They took baton lessons together and went to twu-ling contests all over Indiana. During high school years they took turns serving as drum major when the band marched in a parade or at halftime of the bail games. When Dixie moved away years ago the two would write long letters, sometimes 30 pages. Needless to say. Sharon was very happy when the Scotts moved back to Milford. The girls both became cheerleaders Sharon sang at Dixie’s wedding. Dixie stood up with Sharon when she got married. Sharon s note concludes. “I guess a lot of this is personal and won t have much meaning to many of you. but now. my “best fnend” is gone. That letter or phone call that I kept meaning to write or make. I don’t have to worry about any more. The point being, why don’t we do things for one another while we can? “ No deaths in county in January The Indiana State Police Post at Ligonier announces the following activities for the month of January in Kosciusko County Officers worked a total of 1.348 hours and traveled 18.979 miles on state and county roads There were 15 accidents investigated and 104 arrests effected. Officers issued 162 warnings and assisted 327 motorists Kosciusko County is staffed by six troopers, one sergeant and one detective Ligonier District serves the six uca they tern counties of the state. /Unite assigned to Ligonier conducted 45 criminal investigations, resulting in the arrests of 26 persons. The fatal accident total in KosciuskoCounty is at zero as compared to the same period in 1981 when one person was fatally injured on state and county roads. This is a decrease of one. District wide in the six conties. three persons have lost their lives in 1982 as compared to four persons in 1981. a decrease of one. Irwin's vehicle struck while parked A car owned by Larry and Betty Irwin, r 1 North Webster, was struck Thursday morning. Feb. 4. by another vehicle while parked along CR 905E. The mishap occurred one-half mile north of CR 50QN on CR 925E The other vehicle left the scene. Damaged in the accident was the rear fender and taillight of Irwin's auto, estimated at under S2OO

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