The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 February 1982 — Page 6
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Community Corner
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ACROSS: 1-Paris priest: S-Summons; 10-Invents; 12-Oleoresin: 13 Eastern seaboard stream; 15-Right or left; lb Arab leagutt T-Compass point; 18-Cotning to an end; 20-Flouer ~..; 21’Doctor; 22-Scale note; 23-Frolic; 2b-Camping shelters; 29-French friend: 30-Melody; 31-Exclamation; 33-Eastern seaboard inlet: 36-Open-mouthed; 37-Dwelling; 38-Blows his top. 39-Altar ....: DOWN: 1-Yearn; 2-Jump; 3-Hen; 4-Pnnters measures; >5-Munich man;6-Best boxer; "’Flood buluark. 8-Correct; 9-Fathers; 11-Long Island .....; 14-Annoy; 19-Roguish lad; 20-Container; 22- cotta; 23-Detective device;24-Greek letter; 25-Italian city; 26-... Juan«. 27-Forbidden: 28-Dishonest; 30-lmpresses deeply; 32-Affirma-sixes 34-Skillful; 35-Recede; < Answers on page 17)
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Week of February 21.1982 PISCES - The versatile and sensitive Piseean is sympathetic to the needs of others, sometimes to the neglect of Ids own. He is trustworthy and usually loves deeply but owePISCES - Feb. 19 to March 20-The opportunity presents itself for you to . make good use of the fine ability you possess. Others have faith and confidence in you. — ARIES - March 21 to April 20--Continue to study in order to sharpen your professional skills. Stay up-to-date on new happenings- in vour field. TAURUS - April 21 to May 20--ls you are overcome by a feeling of wanderlust. plan a short trip or a REAL menu 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. February 18-24 THURSDAY — Tomato juice, char broiled beef patty, broccoli cuts, potato salad, whole wheat bread, margarine, banana, milk, tea and coffee FRIDAY — Cranapple juice, ham patty, mashed potatoes and gravy, leaf spinach, whole wheat bread, margarine, egg custard with nutmeg, milk, tea and coffee MONDAY — Cranberry juice, macaroni and cheese, broccoli cyts, tuna salad, wheat germ bread, margarine, sliced peaches and pears, milk, tea and coffee TUESDAY — Tomato juice, baked breaded chicken breast, mashed potates and gravy, frozen mixed vegetables, pan rolls, margarine, lemon velvet, milk, tea and coffee WEDNESDAY — Orange juice, beef vegetable stew with potatoes, carrots, onions and peas, cole slaw, pumpernickel bread, margarine, apple crumble, milk, tea and coffee
F r \»A U RECOGNIZED FOR ACTIVITIES — Bill Dawson, lieutenant governor of Land of Lakes Division of Ki wants Indiana District, on left, is shown presenting to Don Martin. Lakeland Kiwanis Interclub chairman, a plaque for the local club winning second place in the recent District Interclub Contest. Lakeland Kiwanis placed first in the Land of Lakes division in this competition. Kiwanis Lieutenant Governor Dawson also pointed out that Kiwanis Club of Lakeland. North Webster, was awarded second place honors for outstanding achievement during 1988-1981. He reminded the club members that Mort Bonesteel. Kiwanis Indiana Governor, would make his official visitto the Land of Lakes Division on March 19. Dave Stockey, chairman of the sponsored youth committee, reported that the Builders Cub. sponsored by Lakeland Kiwanis for North Webster Junior High School stucdents. was reorganhed on January 2S with the installation of 48 members. As part of the February 8 program the three new members. Howard Locke. Gene Bartels and Paul Garner, gave brief biographical reviews of themselves. Shown above observing the presentation are Locke. Dawson. Bartels, Martin. Garner and Chib President Larry Stackhouse.
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one-day outing. Get out of your rut for a short time and you will come back to your work with renewed vigor. GEMINI -- May 21 to June 20-You could be way off base on your assumptions this week. Someone who projects an image of shyness may turn out to be one of the most aggressive persons you've ever known. CANCER - June 21 to July 22-Love is in the air this week. The feeling that the ills of mankind can be cured by caring overcomes you. You come to the realization that the small part you can play is important. LEO - July 23 to Aug. 22-Don’t lose your individuality. Share some interests with friends or mate, but also pursue some projects on, your own. You will then become a more interesting person. VIRGO -- Aug. 23 to Sept. 22--Entertain friends this week. You have had your nose to the grindstone far too long without a pleasurable interlude.
Volunteers are needed
The following volunteer positions are currently open in the Bowen Center Volunteer Department: TYPIST — Experienced typists are needed to work in volunteer services. It only takes a few hours a week in a friendly Hooks offer discount on show tickets Consumers can save money on tickets to the 28th annual Boat. Sport and Travel Show which opens at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum. Friday. Feb. 19. by purchasing tickets in advance at any Hook's Drug Store. * Over 300 exhibitors will occupy three buildings at the fairgrounds during the 10-day run of the show Featured will be boats ranging from small runabouts to luxury’ power cruisers, a travel plaza featuring 18 states and Canada, and one of the largest fishing accessory display’s in the Midwest. Stage shows and fishing clinics as well as performances by tree climbers, wood choppers and log rollers will be presented daily. Also on display will be a large collection of guns, archery’ equipment, decoys, ammunition and knives. The east pavilion will contain recreational vehicles, vans, motor homes, motorcycles and snowmobiles. ' Tickets may be purchased at any Hook’s store through February 19.
LIBRA -- Sept. 23 to Oct. 22-Don’t place, blame on someone who is not present to defend himself. You must realize that when you downgrade someone else you are degrading yourself. SCROPIO - Oct. 23 to Nov. 22-Out of sight, out of mind. This should be your sentiments about someone whose company you do not enjoy. Avoid him or her. SAGITTARIUS- Nov. 23 to Dec. 21-Do something this week to make a child happy. A small gift could bring untold joy to one you love. CAPRICORN -- Dec. 22 to Jan. 19—If you are wrong, admit it! A simple “I'm Sorry" could clear the air and restore good feelings. AQUARIUS -- Jan. 20 to Feb. 18--You can accomplish just as much as you think you can. Work to improve your self-image. Before you can love others, you must learn to love yourself more.
relaxed atmosphere to contribute to the benefit of many others. HAIR STYLISTS — Hair stylists are still needed in the hair care shop. This is a full-service hair shop for men and women clients. Applicants must be licensed and able to give one-half day per week. PARTIAL ADJUNCTIVE STAFF — Volunteers in the partial adjunctive staff work directly with people . while assisting staff members. One half day per week is required. For more information, contact the Bowen Center in Warsaw at 267-7169 or 1-800-342-5652.
Think twice before buying dented cans
By PAT RATHBUN Extension Home Ec In an attempt to reduce food bills, some consumers willingly purchase products in dented cans, slit packages, and items that have sat on the shelf past their expiration dates. Saving money may be a prime concern, but think twice before buying dented cans reduced in price. Even if you can’t see a leak in the can, air may be getting in. When this happens, the product's safety cannot be guaranteed. If food cartons have been slit, shoppers must beware of air leaks as well. If the carton has a plastic liner and it is slit, do not buy the food. Soft ruffled sweaters continue to be favorites in fashion circles. Cardigans and slipovers feature ruffled collars and cuffs. Cover-up Cover all liquids in the refrigerator to save energy. Otherwise the moisture from the liquids is drawn into the air making the appliance work harder.
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it WTA OPENING BRANCH OFFICE— Warsaw Travel Agency, managed by Deb Mangas, is opening a branch-office in Syracuse. The agency has purchased the building which housed Tackle Specialties south of the B and K Root Beer Stand in Wawasee Village. Currently the WTA is in the process of remodeling and the office is expected to be opened within two weeks. (Photo by Mike Skevington)
No-till meeting at Warsaw
A no-till information meeting, sponsored by the Ortho Chemical Company and the Kosciusko County Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD), will be held at the Shrine Building in Warsaw on Thursday evening. Feb. 25. beginning at 6:30 p.m. Topics to be discussed include the benefits of different no-plow tillage systems, nitrogen fertilization, herbicide application, treatment of armyworms and the results of the 1981 no-till program. Area farmers who have used no-till will be on hand to discuss their experiences. Representatives of Seelers and Sons: and Yeiter's Farm Equipment dealerships, who are providing no-till planters for rental, will also be present at the evening meeting More and more acres are being planted through the no-till method. No-till has shown benefits in reducing soil erosion, fuel consumption and time and labor in the field. Other benefits include moisture conservation, less soil compaction, more intensive rotations on erosive soils and double-crop capability. The individual farmer will realize less capital tied up in
Often, products beyond marketing dates are reduced for quick sale. The temperature at which the product has been stored and the processing it received will determine if the product is safe to use after its recommended date. If you can use the product right away, you may want to buy it. Day-old bakery products are a good buy. If you purchase in quantity, freeze the baked goods (only for a month or less because moisture is lost after a longer time in the freezer). However, be conscious of using your freezer space wisely. By storing bread for a month you may be taking space that could be better used for a special meat sale and seasonal vegetables.
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equipment purchase and maintenance in the no-till system. The Ortho Chemical Company is sponsoring a meal for this meeting; reservations are
Bonnie Newman entertains UMW
Mary Duncan, president, called the first meeting of the new year of the Milford United Methodist Women's Club to order Thursday evening, Feb. 11. The meeting was held in the home of Bonnie Newman and Andrea Bradley’ as co-hostess. Sara Greenwood, Christian personhood coordinator, used the prayer calendar from the School of Christian Mission and Mission Work, supported by UMW, as background for devotions. Melinda Roose, with the aid of her mother-in-law. Norma Roose from North Webster, gave an account of a nondenominational
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needed prior to February 23 for those who want to attend. To make reservations or for more information, contact the Soil and Water Conservation District in Warsaw at 267-5726.
conference they attended in Louisville. Ky., entitled "The Virtuous Woman." The women gave some background information about the speakers, one of whom was the daughter of Billy Graham, and told of the inspirational music. They also explained the Biblical interpretation of various topics which were presented. The next meeting will be Thursday, March 11, in the home of Margie Brooks with Ann Dahlstrom as co-hostess. Mrs Greenwood will be in charge of the program which will be entitled "Prayer and Self Denial . ”