The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 November 1982 — Page 16

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., November 10,1982

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doi GREG MISHLER, 35, a Bremen Republican, won his bid for the state legislature last Tuesday in district 22. This district includes parts of Marshall, Wabash and Kosciusko Counties. Even though Misher will not serve the citizens of the Milford area, many had an eye on his political campaign. Greg is the sen of Wade Mishler and is a IMS graduate of Milford High School. Greg served as president of the Milford Alumni Association this past year and did an outstanding job. He is a well organized businessman and should make a good state representative. He received a total of 8,817 votes while his opponent Leland Beery received 8.296 votes, giving Mishler a pure 11 ty of 521 votes. ANOTHER FORMER resident wasn’t so fortunate, however, in the November 2 election. Kathryn Kaiser of Etna Green lost her bid for Etna Township Trustee to incumbent Republican Robert White. White received 204 votes to 152 for Mrs Kaiser. I She is the former Kathryn Bretherick and is also a MHS graduate.

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RESIDENTS OF the Lakeland Loving Care Center will join residents of Miller’s Merry Manor and Prairie View Nursing Home in Warsaw on November 13 for a craft fair at the women’s building. Time: 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with proceeds going to the activities departments of the three nursing homes. DANE RARICK la the new president of the Kosciusko County Farmers* Market Association. His wife. Hazel, joins Josephine Leiter as secretary-treasurers of the association. The Farmers’ Market is active during the summer months at the fairgrounds in Warsaw with about 160 sellers participating. THE FAMILY at Campbell’s Market. Main Street. Milford, helped Mrs. Elmer (Esther)

/bi /f' . / / " x J TO SPEAK AT CALVARY CHURCH — Dr. Warren and Mrs. June Bergwall of Muncie will be speaking and showing slides of their recent visit to United Methodist missions in Africa at a program on Sunday, Nov. 14. at Calvary United Methodist Church, Syracuse. The program will follow a noon carry-in meal planned for that day. Those attending may take new or used sporting goods equipment, except for football or hockey Kerns, and Reader’s Digest Condensed books. These items will be sent to the Old UmtaU Methodist School, of 1.500 students, in Zimbabwe.

Haab celebrate her nth birthday recently. Mrs. Haab turned 77 years young on Saturday, Oct 30. On Friday morning Phil Campbell took a cake and other members of the family, Clarann, Tim and Tom Campbell, Rosemary Hartter and Penny Hoover took gifts. The cake was served with coffee. Mrs. Haab has worked for Campbell's for the past 27-28 years and Phil stated they win be giving her birthday parties for the next 10 years. -O'MILFORD VETERINARIAN Jay Zehr steals a moment here and a moment there to work on a unique gift he hopes to present to his new grandchild, expected in mid-December to son Eric and his wife, Luisa, in Goshen. He is working on a cradle for

the new arrival, carving it painstakingly from a walnut log that he resurrected from the farm of his wife, Carolyn’s family near Gibson City, 111., Few know that the good vet isa fairly accomplished woodworker. WE KEEP hearing the question November! Who needs it? It would seem about this time of year many of us feel as if we are entering a tunnel. November is bleak. Or as the writer Rex Redifer put it: “Times change, but winter is infernally eternal. Most of us hate it — the slush and the slop and the slide and the sludge. Few things in this world are more depressing than used snow. We wage war on winter from November through March.” AND. SPEAKING of snow, the

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something to do this week end you might enjoy “SOUTH PACIFIC.” It will be presented at 7:36 p.m. in the WHS auditorium on Friday and Saturday nights knd promises some good entertainment. THE PURCHASE of Martha Anglin’s home on North Main Street in Milford is in the process of being finalized. f Proposed buyers are George and Ruth (Leemon) Hoppus of Riverside, Calif. According to Mrs. Hoppus' brother, Willianr Leemon, Milford, a down payment has been made by the Hoppuses but the final paperwork is still unfinished. Leemon stated his sister and brother-in-law will possibly be moving to Milford when the deal is completed. Martha Anglin’s home was

formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grove who lived there for a number of years and is remembered by many as the home of Dr. and Mrs. Eldon Hurd. Mrs. Hurd now lives next door in a smaller home and Frank and Nancy Grove and

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