The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 February 1982 — Page 18

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., February 17,1982

Milford's Main Street

• J* ■ flflk ■U THERE ARE stiJl fire hydrants in need of adoption in Milford. This cute little fella is begging to be shoveled the rest of the way out so firemen can gain quick access to hydrants if necessary. With the warmer temperatures some of the ice and snow has begun to melt, making shoveling much easier. Won’t you check around town and do your part in protecting your own home and neighborhood? -oHELP! THIS community is in need of a crossing guard at the junior high' school. Persons willing to help with this job are urged to contact Marshal Dave Hobbs or Clerk Treasurer Maria Lozano

A (V*t ■a MWh ifL _, * M t '. a || t y ® I r* # 1 Ifci < B 1 " Hi » 1 BKh ■ 1 Hf 1 es SMBI B VALENTINE EXCURSION — Members of the United Methodist Church Adult Fellowship Group and members of the community took a trip to the “Das Dutchman Essenhaus” in Middlebury where they enjoyed dinner and fellowship on Tuesday evening. Feb. 16. Pictured above are Denny and Nancy Newcomer, Virg and Nancy Zimmerman, both couples were organizers of the event: Sue Moneyheffer. representative from the American Concord Lines charter bus service; and the coach operator. Earl Stutzman.

28 hour day causes hens to lay bigger eggs

Scientists at New York’s Cornell University have found a way to make hens lay larger and

Cocktail Hour-— 4:30-6:00 Mon.-Thurs. tV L — 1 VSpecial Hors d'oeuvres Each Evening L Fn. & Sat. Eve " in9S Dale Jones |; On Guitar Et Rhythm Section 1 Qed Aw i Hwy 13S WawaseeVillage "A 1 <• flßk Syracuse ’ W_.

WHICH JOHH DO YOU REMEMBER? Does onyone now speck of Sir John Kilynge the brutal fudge, who thrust John Bunyan into Bedford jail and kept him there twelve years’ But his victim — what of him? Out of his suffering*, there grew The Pilgrim s Progress and none but the Lord knows how great has been the blessing of that book. The man who wo* prepared to lose his life for Christ's sake found it. and that life was overflowed in blessing to thousand*. What ore you willing to suffer that others might be blessed? WE INVITE YOU TO COME AND WORSHIP GOD WITH US. "What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women: Money. Sex and Children" — James Dobson Film . 7 p.m., February 21. ’

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Christian Church Os Milford Fourth And Henry Streets 658-9151 Milford

IN THE Unsung Heroes column last week featuring Max Evans, president of the Milford EMS. there was sone misunderstanding in the section about volunteers suffering from the “Hero” syndrome or the “Red Light” syndrome. Max Evans clarified that he did not refer to any EMTs on the volunteer program but rather these two characteristics are used in screening "out” potential volunteers who would suffer one of these syndromes. In fact, the reason the volunteer program in Our Town is so successful is due to the fact there aren’t any EMTs trying to be heroes or speeding around for the fun of it. These people are dedicated towards one goal: keeping people healthy. —O'PLANS ARE underway for another bazaar in Our Town. This one will be sponsored by MAD and will be to raise money to help pay for the community building. Jean Treesh and Marcie Haab will serve as co-chairmen of the event. No date has been set yet but persons who enjoy working with crafts and wanting to help are urged to get their thoughts together and to plan on helping with the bazaar.

stronger shelled eggs. To do it they have increased the hen’s day cycle from 24 to 28 hours

Sunday School - 930 A.M. Worship - 10:30 A.M. WACK (Grades 64) — 5:30 PAA. Evening Service —7 PAA. Family Bible Study Hour (Ail Ages) — Wed.. 7.00 P.M.

Carl Shearer Minister

Watch this column . . . we’ll have more info, mation as soon as it’s available. —O'MILFORD BOYS recently competed in the Kiwanis Club Hot Shot contest for first, second and third place honors, All of Milford's competitors finished first or second. Receiving were Matt Haab. in grade three; Jeremy Beer, in grade four; and Jon Haab in grade eight. Receiving second were Shane Bucher, in grade two; Dan Wuthrich, in grade five: Ted Hiss, in grade six; and C. J. Harwood, in grade seven. See photo of these boys and other award winners on the sports page. —O—OUR TOWN is proud of the Wawasee High School girls’ varsity basketball team and the girls on that team from the Milford area. The girls won runner-up honors in the regional last Saturday. Myra Ruch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert (“Hap”) Ruch of Our Town, is one of two seniors on the team and served as a cocaptain. Other Milford girls on the team are Grace Stickler. Marcia Sorensen. Dawn Young and Christy Speicher.

Dr. Ari Van Tienhoven of the university's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, said the method could be used immediately at chicken farms in the United States to bring bigger eggs to the breakfast tables. However, the trick involves stretching the chicken’s day to 28 hours and manipulating lights in a new way to stimulate the hen into maximum egg production The chickens are allowed two hours of light at the beginning of the extended day, followed by six hours of darkness, two hours of light again and 18 hours of darkness The result is bigger eggs with stronger shells than those produced under the 24-hour system Dr Van Tienhoven and his colleagues claim the shells are stronger because the hen is given more time to develop the egg However they are mystified as to why the egg size increases. Fly-away hair Fine hair will hold a lasting set better if you use only very gentle shampoos that do not produce any static electricity.

Fred Walls Associate Minister

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