The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 May 1982 — Page 7

Community Corner "

Webster Auxiliary plans M-D banquet

The mother-daughter banquet for the North Webster American Legion Auxiliary. Unit 253. was announced at the April meeting The banquet will be held May 18 at 6 p.m. with auxiliary members providing a covered dish, a gift for the secret pal and an item for a white elephant sale A meeting and election of officers will be conducted Also announced at the April meeting was that Popp* Days will be May 21-22 with Kathy Ross as Poppy Chairman Ladies of the Post 253 will be Conservation club to meet Thursday Turkev Creek Conservation Club regular meeting May 13 at 7:30 p m at the clubhouse The program will feature a film on the life of the mallard duck Plans will be made for the chicken barbecue to be held on the Saturday before Memorial Day to raise money for the Wawasee Walleye Program Currently the club has reached approximately one’half of its $1,200 goal for purchasing walleye to be stocked in Wawasee Lake this fall Also, plans will be made for the annual Lake Wawasee Clean-up to be field on Saturday. May 22

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honored by the Legion on Friday. May 7. The dinner will begin at 7 p m with gifts and prizes for all ladies present. Cocktails precede the dinner at 6 p.m Nominations were read by the nominating committee. Sue Heath, Jill Beezley and Mary Enyeart. Those who are nominated for elections include Elmore Enyeart — president Mary Enyeart - first vice president Mildred Williams — second vice president Nancy Vanator — secretary Betty Busch — treasurer Marge Shock — chaplain Denise Vanator — historian Manny Findley - sergeant-al-arms The election will take place at the May 18 meeting Other upcoming events include ladies golf at 4 p m May 25 at Indian Hills. Tippecanoe Lake It was announced that Eva Brunner is with relatives in Indianapolis and will be entering the Masonic Home near Indianapolis and*Effie Vanator is a patient at Goshen Hospital In other hospital news Gray Riley is in intensive care at Parkview Hospital. Fort Wayne and Iva Krause. Fort Wayne, fell and broke her shoulder Members were also reminded of the Past President Parley es the Second District will be held a. Warsaw Post 49. May 12. with lunch being served at 11 45 and the meeting beginning at 1 p m

CROSSWORD ■' rr i- ■ ITTP _> _ — /1 “““pT' kJ x.7 x.'i x'i _—4- — ■■ ~ r I I I I" I I ACROSS: 1 Applaud; 5-Moist. 9 sauce; 10-Be of help; 12-Stav near at hand; 13-Onthe ..... (hesitating); 14-Music maker: iS-Skiilful; 17-White House man; 18-Scold severely; 20-Conceal; 21 Rent; 23-Military abode; 2b-Split; 30-Miss Gardner; 31Energv; 32-":.. Got A Secret"; 33-Tvpe of dance; 35-Surfaced; . . . strikes; 38-l'nreliable ones; 39-Great ....; 40-Formerly; DOWN: 1 -Throttle; 2-Body organ. 3-Tavern drink; 4-Freebooter; S-Crazy; 6-Praver; ’’•Craze; 8-Diggmg tools; 9-Thick fish; 11-Scal-lion: lb-Vegetables; P-High mountain; 20-Chess pieces; 22Moying nimbly; 23-Dynamite ....: 24-Shun; 25-Mediterranean island; 2" ? -Opera singers; 28-Tennis star; 29-Radicals; 31-Window part: 34-Relative; 3b-Melody;

Chinese visit Anglin farm

The Leo Anglin family of Leesburg had week end visitors which included Liao Zhexun. Yang Zhihng. and Lin Bing, all of the Peoples Republic of China, and Leo Anghn. Jr . of Kent State University Yang Zhihng and Lin Bing have just completed their doctorates of education under the direction of Dr Anglin, who is head of the education department at Kent State University. Before returning to the University of Peking to resume their teaching duties. Dr Lin and Dr Yang expressed a desire to visit an American farm and see first hand the things they had heard but could not comprehend. They were utterly amazed at the way milk was carried to a big bulk tank, how chickens were boxed in cages and the fact that a farmer not only had one vehicle but three or four In China farmers are con sidered peasants and most of the work is done by hand University students are required to work three days on the farm at harvest time to learn where they get their food and to develop an appreciation of the farmer During their visit, many photographs were taken to enlighten the people m China as Lakeland Local. Mr and Mrs John L filler and daughters. Shawna and Shantcl. of Dewart Lake, spent the week end with their daughter, Shan Miller, at Ball State University. Muncie Miss Miller is a sophomore at the university

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to the American way of life Doctors Lan and Yang will return to the People s Republic of China next month They were two of the first Chinese scholars to receive a doctorate in education from the United States since the cultural revolution They speak fluent English and have spoken at several speaking engagements throughout the US during their two-year stay. Liao Zhexun will be spending the next two years at Kent State University furthering his education. JULY WEDDING PLANS — Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tucker of r 1 Milford have announced the engagement of their daughter. Lydia, to Dennis Vaught of Niles. Mich., son of Mrs. Dorothy Zimmerman of Marshall. Texas. Miss Tucker is a 1978 graduate of Wawasee High School and graduated in 1981 from the Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. She is a registered nurse at the Memorial Hospital in South Bend, where she works in the intensive care unit. Vaught is a 1974 graduate of Buchanan-High School and is selfemployed in the home decorating business. A July 10 wedding is planned to take place at the home of the Miss Tucker's parents.

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Community Nursery School _ . snucust Registration foW Classes WHERE? Saint Andrew's United Methodist Church WHEN? Thursday. May 20 12:30-1:30. 5:30-6:30 WHO? Three Years Old As Os 9-1 -82 Four Years Old As Os 9-1 -82 Please Bring A Certified Birth Certificate And A $lO Registration Fee

fck-' />IK ■Ba ANNIVERSARY SURPRISE — A surprise party in honor of the 40th anniversary of Joseph and Meredith Green of Goshen was held on Sunday. April 25. The party was planned by their children and spouses. Mr. and Mrs. David (Kathy) Schrock. Goshen: Mr. and Mrs. David (Debra) Garman. Goshen; and Gary Green of Syracuse. The reception was held in the fellowship hall of the First English Lutheran Church and was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cook. The hall was decorated with homemade silk flowers and streamers in pastel colors. Many out-of-town guests attended the event. Mr. and Mrs. Green were married in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. South Bend. April 25. 1942. Mr. Green served in the V.S. Army Signal Corps during World War II and retired from Radio-TV Service in 1977 after 30 years in business in Goshen. Mrs. Green is employed with Salemßank.

LOUISA’S LETTER

Dear Louisa. 1 am seventeen years old and 1 had been going steady with this boy for two years. To be truthful I had begun to be tired of seeing just one boy all of the time and never having a date with anyone else so 1 decided we should date someone else every now and then and my boy friend agreed. Now ray problem is thisR. is dating another girl all of the time and has stopped calling me. This burns me up and its not that 1 am so crazy about him but who does he think he is to pass me up for some little nobody who is not as nice looking as 1 am or not as popular. How do you think 1 can get him back? E.E.- N.Y. Answer: Your letter sounds to me like one from a selfish person who is eaten up with jealousy. I think it was a very good decision for both of you

Why is baby crying?

By PATRICIA RATHBUN Extension Agent. Home Ec You’ve just had your first baby and you're walking on air. But. you probably have a lot of questions, too — like w’hy is the baby crying again'’ Hunger is the most common cause. Loneliness is probably the second most common reason, especially after the. first few months Some babies cry only because they are tired Actual pain from an open diaper pin or colic is much less common But. some babies have attacks of crying from colic nearly every evening, usually between 6pm and 10 p.m During such attacks, they frown, their faces redden and they draw their legs up The loud screaming sounds quite different from the cries of hunger or loneliness The crying may continue from two to 20 minutes even when the baby is picked up and comforted The attack may end suddenly , or soft crying may last a few minutes after the hard crying stops Just as the baby is about to fall asleep, another attack may occur Gas may rumble in the stomach and be passed through the system. No one knows what causes such attacks or why they occur at about the same time every day But. be sure to tell your doctor if your child is crying more than usual Your doctor will want to know at what time of day your child cries, how long it lasts, whether there seems to be pain, if you do anything that makes it better or worse, for how manyday’s the crying has lasted and whether your infant seems sick or uncomfortable in any other way The more you can tell the

to begin seeing other people and having dates with others, for several reasons. One is that judging from your letter, your principal interest m this boy was%i having an escort and that you were really not too fond of him. Your pride has been hurt byrealizing that you couldn't keep him dangling on a string and now you are taking your resentment out on the girl he has chosen to date. Jealousy and resentment can destroy the person who nurtures such feelings and by dwelling on this and thinking and saying unkind things about others you are harming yourself. Forget this old attachment and learn to enjoy other people. Louisa Address: Leaisa, Bex 532, Oreegeberg, S. C. 291 IS

doctor about your baby, the better advise you will get. And. here's another important warning — don't give honey to babies under one-year of age. Recent findings show that honey may contain spores of the botulaism bacteria that may be very dangerous to infants. Special Program A special program entitled Powder Puff Mechanics” will be presented by Monteith Tire Co . SR 15N Warsaw, Tuesday. May 18.at7pm Guest speakers for the evening will be Scott Monteith, passenger department manager; Phil White, assistant passenger department manager; Roger Laird, service manager; and John Diehl, Firestone representative. The purpose of the program is to better inform women on car care Topics to be covered include changing a spare tire, brakes, minor engine analysis and much more The program is sponsored by the Kosciusko County Extension Homemakers. Property owners to meet Moy 15 Weed kill, the dye program and fish stocking were topics discussed at the Barbee Lakes Property Owners Association directors' meeting held recently at the Barbee Conservation Clubhouse Area residents who catch Brown Trout in Secrist Lake are requested to report the catch to Barbee Hardware. This is to help with restocking plans for the future The group s next meeting will be held on Saturday, May 15. Anyone interested in working with the group and serving on the board for the coming year is welcome to attend Gold chains continue to be in style. There is emphasis on the different types of links. Strike it rich by adding gem stones, gold coins and geometric designs to chains.

Wed.. May 12.1982—THE MAILJOURNAL

CALENDAR Week Os May 12 To May 19 WEDNESDAY ■vc-feshri i ii Farmers’ Market 1 L 11 6:3oa.m..fairgrounds.Warsaw M.L > Ladies* Aid t 7 am.. Syracuse Church of the Goodwill Chib 1:30 p.m.. House of Friendship Milford Emergency Medical Service 7 p.m.. Milford Community Building Eagles Auxiliary Meeting. Aerie 3760 7 p.m.. Lakeland Eagles. 404 Sycamore Street. Syracuse Al-Anon 7:30 p.m , Saint Andrew's United Methodist Church. Syracuse Alcoholics Anonymous 7:30 p.m.. Wawasee Episcopal Center. Vernon Road, onehalf mile east of South Shore Golf Club THURSDAY Al-Anon 9:30 a m.. Saint Andrew's United Methodist Church. Syracuse Welcome W agon 10a m.. United Methodist Church. North Webster Kappa Omicron Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority 7:30p.m. Turkey Creek Conservation Club 7:30 p m.. Turkey Creek Conservation Clubhouse VFW. Syracuse 8 p.m.. Lakeside VFW, 1342 FRIDAY Milford Kiwanis 6:45 a.m . Milford Community Building SATURDAY Farmers’ Market " 6:30-10a m . fairgrounds, Warsaw Wawasee Kiwanis 7 a m . Three Flags Drive-In. Syracuse Turkey Creek Senior Citizens 12 noon. Scout Cabin. Syracuse SUNDAY Alcoholics Anonymous 10a m. North Webster Fire Station MONDAY Lakeland Kiwanis 7 a m.. Classic Restaurant. North Webster Farmers’ Market 3-7 pm., fairgrounds.. Warsaw TOP 106 6:30p.m.. Syracuse. Calvary United Methodist Church Milford Lions 7 p.m.. Milford United Methodist Church Primary Mothers’ Club 7:30p.m. Syracuse TUESDAY Senior Citizen’s Golf League ML 8:30a.m . Maxwelton Syracuse-W awasee Rotary \ y 12 noon. Beacon Restaurant. Syracuse , jA / Refunder’s Club H r/ 7:30p.m . 116East.Syracuse - Syracuse Town Board JjF / W 7:30 p m . Syracuse Town Hall / WEDNESDAY Farmers’ Market 6:30a.m.. fairgrounds. Warsaw Ladies' Aid 7 a.m.. Syracuse Church of the Brethren Syracuse Elementary and Junior High PTO board meeting 12 noon. Syracuse Elementary School library Syracuse Lions Chib 6:30 p m.. Beacon Restaurant. Syracuse Psi lota Xi 7:3opm Lutheran Church Women 7:30 p m . Grace Lutheran Church. Syracuse Tw ilighters Bunco Club 7:30 p.m Al-Anon 7:30 p.m.. Saint Andrew's United Methodist Church. Syracuse Alcoholics Anonymous 7:30 pm. Wawasee Episcopal Center. Vernon Road, onehalf mile east of South Shore Golf Club IHB proud S DAY 111 Several area residents have expressed a desire to J # help reconstruct (with new material) the entry way to the \ I Syracuse Cemetery and the fence just inside the galeIf J See picture and story elsewhere in this edition. If this is to V be done A Ik | We Need Your Help! 4 1 ” I Money for the project has to come from free-will ( donations from Syracuse area residents and other interestI ed parties. We hope to get enough money to complete the ■K I project in time for Memorial Day. 1982. ESTIMATED COST I IS AT LEAST $1,500 FOR THE MATERIALS. Labor is being | donated by Patrick Moore, who has agreed to lay the I brick. He will be assisted by Roger Smith who will also M donate his time H Nrwas Uief atwr lfc» frw*et «■ «•••«♦ •» | 4SMM4. I S»WTOU«DOfUTIOWASO«»aiTASPOSSI9UTO: | u SmCUStOMtTHIYiOUD * S Il C/OSWH»MkOf sytwc»»e Il W* loot Mom Street —Syracuse. IN 46567 I -J

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