The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 June 1982 — Page 7

Community Comer

| LOUISA'S LETTER

Dear Louisa, What do you do when you have a good husband but he has some little habits that irritate you? He doesn't like criticism and still it embarrasses me when he talks with his mouth full of food. He is nice looking and has good manners with the exception of this. Should 1 say anything to him about this? Wife-NJ. Answer: A man can take criticism from anyone else better than he can from his wife but this is a habit that he should correct for his own good as people judge others, to a great extent, on good table manners and other courteous behavior. First impressions can be important in many ways--perhaps in getting a coveted job or in being invited to places one w ould like to visit or in meeting with congenial people. You might let your husband read this letter. Louisa.

Debra Hartman is graduate

Debra S Hartman, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Willliam Hartman of Syracuse, was among 1.851. degree candidates at the University of New Hampshire spring com mencement Miss Hartman is a

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Dear Louisa. We have three children and the only one who behaves badly is the middle one. The three were born very close together about a year apart. How do you account for the differences in their dispositions? D.L.-Missouri Answer: Well, the oldest child is recognized as the first child with the perogatives which go with that title and the young one gets a great deal of petting and attention by being the baby of the family. The middle child is an inbetween and the only way he can get his share of attention is by misbehaving. Parents should be very careful in seeing that each child gets his rightful share of love and attention. Louisa Addreta: LBex 532, Orangebwrg, S C. 29115

candidate for a master s degree in business Paul Volcker, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, spoke at the ceremonies, which took place in Durham. N. H . on May 22.

Teresa Welborn receives award The Awards Night for women's athletics at Manchester College was held May 11 in the Oakwood Social Room on the campus. Awards were presented to women athletes who participated in softball, basketball and track and field events. Teresa Welborn, Syracuse, was presented with a third year track and field award. A 1979 graduate of Wawasee High School, Miss Welborn is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Welborn of Syracuse. Observed 97th birthday/ Sunday Waldo E Yea ter. 306 South Eighth St., Goshen, observed his 97th birthday on Sunday, May 30. with an open house from 2-4 p.m. Yeater and his wife, Martha, were happy to see friends and relatives who called to greet them and those who sent cards Larwill Alumni slated for June The 1982 Larwill Alumni Banquet will be held on Saturday. June 26. at the Larwill school. Honor classes will be the classes of 1932 and 1957 Registration and visiting will be from 5:30 to 6.30 p.m A barbecued chicken dinner will be served, followed by entertainment by the Chain-O-Lakes Chorus, specializing in barber shop music. Reservations need to be made by June 12. The class of 1956 is in charge of this years event.. Reservations can be made by contacting Eugene Leedy, r 4 box 410 Syracuse, phone 457-5092 or Rex Juillerat, r 1 Larwil, phone 799-4:186

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ACROSS:! -Go swiftly; 13-Gunpowder ingredient; 14-Old Nick; 15-Little one: 16-Large container; 18-Verbal contraction; 19-Did farm work: 21-Tree trunk; 22-Negative; 23-Cargo weight: 24-Surfeit; 26-Strike back; 28-Meadow. 29-... soup. 30 Exclamation; 32-Have origin; 34-Feudal estate; 3b-Egyptian; 3 7 -Walk sideways; 38-Experi- ” ments; 39-Colors- DOWN; 1 Blow one s top; 2-Goodbye; 3-Rabbits; 4-Blunder; 5-Ago; b-Oklahoma city; 7-Sweet stuff; 8-Oregon ; 9-Be aware of. 11-At no time; 17-Want ..; 20-Sadness; 21-Jungle giant; 23-Athletic ; 24-Prejudice; 25-Bird’s abode; 2b-Scale note; 2 7 -Oar pin; 29-Fondles; 31-Greek war-god: 33-Fixed; 35-Help;

Beers to attend AIC

Steve and Connie Beer, r 1 Milford, have been selected to attend the National Institute on Cooperative Education of the American Institute of Cooperation <AIC). The event

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will be held at Purdue University on August 2-5. Prior to arriving at Purdue, the delegation of young farmers and wives will meet at the Airport Hilton in Indianapolis for preconference orientation. July 30 and August 1. Activities will include discussions on the American Business System, with emphasis on various rural cooperatives serving the state. Nearly 3.000 representatives from throughout the nation will attend the conference. The trip is being sponsored locally by the REMC. Federal Land Bank. Farm Bureau Co-Op. and Production Credit Association. ./ 1 z V TO CELEBRATE 88TH BIRTHDAY — Mrs. Tillman Coy. Sr., the former Cecil Bushong, will be celebrating her 88th birthday June 28. She has resided in the Syracuse area ail her life. Most of her life she lived on a farm and now resides at Apartment 25. Greenhaus Apartments. Syracuse. She is the mother of five children: Arthur Coy. deceased: Mrs. Romayne Shock. North Webster: Mrs. Ethel Neff. Elkhart; Tillman Coy. Jr.. North Webster; and Mrs. Mary Drake. Syracuse. She has many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She is still active and enjoys company. Table tile To restore a picnic table, glue leftover pieces of floor tiling to the top Choose paint of a matching color for the legs and you will have a like-new table at a very little cost. I a.rtr. | r.n. S ChMlif* I Lake Estates 5 0 Mobile Home * ? Village & g Sales, Inc. x ■UXMH S O ■■MMaiUUflHi v> MIMBMM CMAMOfIMB Write Or Coll For Mop 1“* 8.8. »8W It. WMSAW . HEATED POOL • CLEAN AIR

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ORIGINAL ART SHOW — Lakeland Art Association members and executive committee are finalizing plans for the Spring Art Exhibit Friday. Saturday arid Sunday. June l-« in the 101 Center. Lowell Weed Flea Market Building, across from R. R. Donnelley's. Old Road 30W. Warsaw. The show will be from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and 1-5:30 p.m. on Sunday. Entries will be accepted on Thursday. June 3 from 4-8 p.m. The show is being held in conjunction with the association’s 25th anniversary. Shown above with items in the show are Barb Beck. Leona Smith and Ruth Whiteneck. (Photo by Deb Fox >

Lakeland Art Association's exhibit to be June 4,5, 6

The Lakeland Art Association members apd executive committee apelnaking plans for their Spring /Art Exhibit Friday through Sunday. June 4-6. in the 101 Center. Lowell Weed Flea Market building, across from R. R. Donhelly s Old Road 30. west of Warsaw The exhibit hours will be from 10 a m. to 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and 1-5:30 p.m on Sunday. All entries will be accepted on Thursday, June 3. between 4 and 8 p.m. Judging and critique will be Saturday by Bill Allen. Chapman Lake and Sara Robbins. Syracuse, professionals in their fields The Spring Show is the premier art event of the year in Kosciusko County and this year celebrates the association's 25th year. The group was formed in 1958

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by Fred Oras. a former Warsaw High School teacher, to provide competition and recognition to amateur and professional artists alike in the Northern Indiana area. Through their two yearly art shows and monthly meetings, they address themselves to the sharing of knowledge, the furtherance of skills and the pursuit of excellence. Many of the charter members are still active in the association Lakeland Art is non-profit, supported in part by local businesses and professional people, patrons of the arts. The association sponsors an art scholarship to a graduating senior, winning an award during the regular spring show and supports other community art events throughout the year. The awards will be presented Sunday, June 6, at 3 p.m. Tea and

refreshments will be served from 1-5:30 p.m. with committee members Ruth Whiteneck. Laura Hill and Leona Smith serving. Art demonstrations will be given throughout the three day show, with association's artists Mike Yazel. Laura Hill. Gert Kiser. Ruth Whiteneck and Leona Smith, at appointed times, in various mediums. A flea market with many artistic items made by the members will be held throughout. For further information contact Mrs. Wliiteneck, 267-2752. Perked asparagus Use a clean coffee percolator to cook fresh asparagus The asparagus stand upright this way — stalk side down — and the tips steam perfectly while the stems cook to a tender finish

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