The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 9, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 March 1982 — Page 6
THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., March 17,1382
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Community Corner
Wildflower workshop for garden club
The Garden Chib of Indiana. Inc., will holds its first Wildflower Workshop on April 27. in the Mary Gray Bird Sanctuary, southwest of Connersville. Operation Wildflower is a project of the National Council of State Garden Clubs, dedicated to the beautification of the roadsides and to the education of the public in the appreciation, preservation and propagation of native grasses and u ildf lowers During this .workshop, club members will have the opportunity to learn more about native wildflowers. The Operation Wildflower program encourages cooperation with Creative Co-Eds tour restaurant The Creative Co-Eds held their March meeting in a Warsaw restaurant in which the club was treated to a tour of the kitchen and supper area There were 15 members present and four chaperons A short meeting was presided over by Lisa Kaiser, vice president The American pledge was lead by Karen Haney and Kristi Templin gave the 4-H pledge Old and new business was discussed and the meeting was adjourned The next meeting will be held in the home of Tina Miller on April 13. 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 Amencans is not associated with Welfare but is for the promotion for better health for the older population Donations are accepted for the meals March 18-24 THURSDAY - Apple juice, western style beef patty, wax beans, lime perfection vegetable mold. Vienna bread, margarine, tangerine, milk, tea and coffee FRIDAY — Orange juice, baked chicken quarter, dressing and gravy, buttered frozen peas, butter roil, margarine, mixed fruit cup, milk, tea and coffee MONDAY — .Apple juice, all beef hot dog and bun, baked beans, cole slaw, cake donut, milk, tea and coffee TUESDAY — Blended fruit juice, veal cutlet, mashed potatoes and gravy, stewed tomatoes with bread crumbs, whole wheat bread with margarine, red apple, milk, tea and coffee WEDNESDAY - Vegetable cocktail juice. Salisbury steak, oven browned potatoes, green beans with onion slivers, wheat germ bread with margarine, butterscotch pudding, milk, tea and coffee
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state highway departments in planting wildflowers along the highways In addition, the group will be working to preserve and plant native wildflowers in civic areas and in private gardens. The all day workshop will begin at a a.m. with four different speakers presenting the program in the morning and afternoon sessions Wildflower talks in the Mary Gray Bird Sanctuary will begin at 3 pm Special exhibits will include wildflowers, wildflower books, wildflower catalogs and an Indiana map of rest areas for wildflower plantings The workshop is open to all interested persons and there is a registration fee The fee includes the program materials and refreshments. There is also a luncheon fee The deadline for registration and meal reservation is April 15 There will be no refunds after April 20. The workshop is informal For more information on the workshop and reservation information contact Mrs R C. (Susie) Tytler. state secretary, r 4 box 354 Syracuse. Ind.. 46567. or call 457 3355 International cooking program on April 7 An educational program entitled “International Cooking' will be presented Wednesday. April 7. from 7-9 pm in the Kosciusko County Justice Building The program will focus on Oriental Cookery Guest speaker will be Lynn Black. North Webster, who specializes in Oriental Cuisine Black will demonstrate the art of Oriental cooking Those attending will have the opportunity to make their own egg rolls There is a cost for the program and those wishing to attend should send their name and address along with the fee to the Kosciusko County -Extension Office. 1779 North Detroit St., Warsaw. Ind . 46580 Enrollment for this program is limited and the registration deadline is March 26 Shannan Troup celebrates Ist birthday at dinner Shannan Troup of Milford celebrated her first birthday with a dinner on Saturday, March 13, in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs. David Troup with ice cream being served later in the day Shannan’s four-year-old sister. Jamie, was present for the celebration along with Mrs Pat Staker of Syracuse. Mr and Mrs. Steve Van Curen, Mr and Mrs. Chris Walker and son Gemc of Syracuse, Mr and Mrs Evar Troup of Milford, and Mr and Mrs. Tony McDowell of Milford To hold meeting The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lake Tippecanoe Property Owner s Association will hold its March meeting m John Wong's Restaurant. Warsaw. Friday. March 19. at 11am The main topic under discussion will be the July Flotilla. The auxiliary cordially invites anyone interested in becoming a member to attend the meeting
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CANCER PROGRAM — Richard Powers, South Bead, standing, vice president us the Indiana Lions Cancer Control Fund. Inc., presented the program at the Milford Lions ladies' night Monday. The event was held in the community building. Powers showed a film. "The Time Travelers" and explained the new cancer treatment machine being purchased by the Lions of Indiana for the Indiana University Medical Center at Indianapolis. From left are Dr. T. A. Miller. Lions President Jerry Curry. Powers. Mrs. Powers and Mrs. D. G. Seely.
Food costs released
The United States Department of Agriculture has released the cost of food at home for January--1982 Their findings are as follows: Families For a family of two between the ages of 20-54 years of age. it would cost $33.50 for a thirsty plan. $43.30 for a low-cost plan. $54.20 for a moderate-cost plan and $64.90 for a liberal plan A family of two. 55 years old and over. S3O 30 for thrifty. $38.80 for low-cost. S4B for moderatecost and $57 30 for liberal A family of four with preschool children would be $47.70 for OPEN HOUSE - Ida Michael. Milford, will be honored at an open house Sunday. March 21. between 2-4 p.m. for her 90<h birthday. Hosting the open house will be the John Michael family and the Gordon Rhodes family. Friends, relatives and neighbors are invited to attend.
| Louisa’s LETTER
Dear Louisa. 1 Have a very serious problem. I'm hoping you can me. 1 have to slip and go with a boy. whom 1 love very much. My father doesn't want me to go with this boy. Mom likes the boy. and knows we’re seeing each other. Dad says he and his family have a bad name, and won’t work. I’ll admit be comes from a family who has some people related to them with a bad name. But his family treats me nice, every time I go about them, and 1 like them. He works on about the hardest job around here, and his family works too and are honest. He’s not like Dad thinks he is. He treats me nice when I’m with him. 1 love him a great deal. We’re planning on getting married in June if we can convince my father we love each other. Dad just doesn’t seem to look at things like we do. What do you think about this? HJ.-Tenn.
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thrifty. S6O 90 for low-cost. $75.90 for moderate-cost and $90.80 for liberal Finally a family of four with elementary school children would be $57.50 for thrifty; $73.80 for low-cost. $92 30 for moderatecost; and sllO 40 for liberal Individuals The following are the costs of individuals in a four-person family. One to two years; $7.80 for thrifty; $9 80 for low-cost; $12.10 for moderate-cost; and $14.40 for liberal Three to five years: $9.40 for thrifty; $11.70 for low-cost; $14.50 for moderate-cost; and $17.40 for liberal Six to eight years. sl2 for thrifty; sls 30 for low-cost; $19.10 for moderate-cost, and $22.80 for liberal Nine to 11 years: sls for thrifty; $19.10 for low -cost; $23.90 for moderate-cost; and $28.60 for liberal In females 12-19 years: $14.20 for thrifty; $lB.lO for low-cost; $22.30 for moderate-cost; and $26 60 for liberal 20-54 years: $13.70 for thrifty; sl7 60 for low-cost; $21.90 for moderate-cost; and $26.10 for liberal 55 and over: $12.50 for thrifty-; sl6 for low-cost; $19.70 for moderate-cost; and $23 40 for liberal In males: 12-14 years: sl6 for thrifty; S2O 20 for low-cost; $25.20 for moderate-cost; and $30.10 for liberal, 15-19 years. $17.50 for thrifty; $22.20 for low-cost; $27.80 for
Answer: You do not tell me how old you are and that would have a great deal to do with my advice. A boy who is hard working and morally good should not be put in the same category with relatives who have a bad name but a man usually knows more about other men than women do and it is just possible that your father has some justification for his attitude towards this young man.. 1 certainly do not approve of a girl slipping off to meet a friend and if 1 were in your place I should try to have my mother talk with my father and arrange for this boy to visit you in your own home. If there is anything very bad about this boy your father should tell you what it is. And if there is nothing wrong he should keep an open mind about him and try to learn something about him. Louisa Addbeeet Lenten, Bea S3*, Owgikeig. S. C. »11S
moderate-cost; and $33.40 for liberal 20-54 years: $16,80 for thrifty; $21.80 for lowcost; $27 40 for moderate-cost; and $32.90 for liberal 55 and over: sls for thrifty; $19.30 for tow-cost; $23 90 for moderate-cost; and $28.70 for liberal Estimate Costs To estimate your family food costs try these steps. For members eating all meals at home or carried from home, use the amounts shown For members eating some meals out. deduct five per cent from the amount shown for each meal not eaten at home. Thus, for a person eating lunch out five days a week, subtract 25 per cent, or one-fourth the cost shown. For guests, add five per cent of the amount shown for the proper age group for each meal. Costs in the second part of the chart are for individuals in fourperson families If your family has more or less than four, total the “individual" figures and make these adjustments, because larger families tend to buy and use food more economically than small ones For a one-person family, add 20 percent For a two-person family, add 10 per cent For a three-person family, add five per cent For a family of five or six persons, subtract five per cent For a family of seven or more, subtract 10 per cent Fashion today starts with linen, cotton and silk. Clothes in these fabrics are seen in the better shops. Summer city clothe* feature skirts and blazers in a rayonlinen blend.
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Week of March 21.1982 ARIES - The Arian has tresreadoas drive. He to al- • mast always successful. He is aftea an over-achiever. ScMmb to he a quiet person, talking sa much he has few secrets. He Hkes peapie and wants them to Hke him. Best color to red, lucky numbers are 2 and 4 and lucky day is Sumfry. ARIES -- March 21 to April 20-- Although you feel modest about your attainments. don't turn down a Senior Citizens to select queen Milford Senior Citizens met on Sunday. March 14. in the fire station for a carry-in dinner at 1 p.m. Darrell Orn gave the table grace. President Kathleen Heath opened the meeting with the Pledge to the Flag. Amanda Davisson announced the Health Fair will be April 24 in the Warsaw Community Building. Get well cards were signed and "Happy Birthday” and “Happy Anniversary " were sung to six members present. A committee was appointed to select a queen to represent the group in the Kosciusko Queen Contest which will be held in May. The committee members are Fay Hollar. Martha Wuthrich and Darrell Orn. The Nappanee president invited Milford to Nappanee's meeting on April 1 at Elder Haus. A carry-in dinner will be held at 12 noon Syracuse also invited all to come to a meeting at the Scout Cabin Saturday. March 20. at 12 noon for a carry-in dinner. The table decorations were in keeping with Saint Patrick's Day and members and visitors present were from Bremen, Pierceton. Nappanee. Etna Green. Warsaw and New Paris. The next meeting for Milford Senior Citizens will be Easter Sunday, April 11. in the fire station at 1 p.m. Coffee at Schmahls for Theater Guild It’s time for the first official Enchanted Hills Playhouse Theater Guild meeting of the season The 1982 officers will greet members and guests at a coffee to be held at the home of Mrs Douglas (Judy> Schmahl. Ogden Island. Syracuse, on Thursday, March 18 If you are interested in theater plan to attend For further information call Jeanne Gardiner
chance for favorable publicity. TAURUS - April 21 to May 20—You are allowing yourself to worry over unimportant matters. Stop where you are and re-evaluate your thinking. Relax and enjov life. GEMINI - May 21 to June 20-Take care of personal chores. Give some thought to whether you are expecting too much and giving too little. CANCER - June 21 to July 22--Take care of your health. Have regular physical and dental check-ups. Plan a program of exercise and diet which is conducive to promoting good health. LEO - July 23 to Aug. 22--Your profession will require numerous social encounters. Be well mannered. VIRGO - Aug. 23 to Sept. 22-You can improve your life by paying more attention to small details. Plan to take care of personal chores in a routine manner. LIBRA - Sept. 23 to Oct. 22-Stand firm if signs of family dissension appear. Make sensible family rules and enforce them. SCORPIO -- Oct. 23 to Nov. 22-Jump on the bandwagon for a good cause. You may find yourself deeply surprised and pleased at a good turn a friend does for you this week. SAGITTARIUS- Nov. 23 to Dec. 21-Plan a more relaxed approach to life to rid yourself of tension. Have a physical check-up and plan a health program which includes plentv of rest. CAPRICORN - Dec. 22 to Jan. 19-Make the best of aa unfortunate situation. Time has away of making things less difficult. You will be
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rewarded for vour perseve■M AQUARIUS - Jaa. 20 to Feb. 18-Don*t make promises you can’t keep. Consider the feelings of others. A change is indicated for the ' near future in either your job or residence. PISCES-- Feb. I 19 to March 20--Work towards getting yourself into a solvent position. Buy only those items you really need. Wednesday club elects new officers Members of the Syracuse Wednesday- Afternoon Club braved icy roads on Wednesday. March 10. for the meeting in Saint Andrew’s United Methodist Church. This was the club’s first meeting since December 9 and officers were elected for the new club year. Officers elected were: President — Mrs. Stan Emerick Vice president — Margaret Freeman Secretary-treasurer — Mrs. Lionel Bates Corresponding secretary — Mrs. John Pettit Program chairman — Mrs. Ralph Thornburg Mrs. Emerick reviewed James Herriot’s book. “The Lord God Made Them All." which was an appropriate book for all those who had been snowbound for two months. It was humor, wit and sadness too. The book told the story and experiences of a veterinarian-surgeon .from the northern farm country of England. There were 15 members present. The next meeting will be on April 7 in the home of Mrs. Ernest Bushong