The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 50, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 December 1982 — Page 18

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL— Wed., December 29,1982

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STANLEY PRICE will soon be opening a new garage on the south side of .Milford outside his home WSR 15 The garage is just now being built. Price said he plans to continue his custom mechanical work done in his garage behind his house in the new structure A mechanic at Maple-Leaf Farms. Price used to work at the C.S. Myers Ford agency in Milford and specializes in Ford automobile repairs. The new structure will feature a hoist. Locals John Beer and Phil Price are helping Price with the construction work. IT SEEMS Mrs Harvey (Freda* Hollar's peanut brittle was quite a success story’ in the county After The Mailjournal published an article on Mrs. Hollar's Christmas hobby, she received several calls from ladies in Pierceton. Warsaw and

Farm Bureau Co-op introduces new lubricant

Versatol lubir-fluid. a new multipurpose lubricant developed by Universal Cooperative, Inc , especially for the farm market, has been introduced by the Kosciusko County Farm Bureau Cooperative. according to George Green, general manager Versatol represents a technological breakthrough in farm equipment lubrication For the first time, a single lubricant meets all-season requirements for high performance use in four cycle gasoline and diesel engines.

i-My Store jH-i Pickwck Ploce Li J Uptown Syracuse f-** An old Chinese proverb soys . . . "Moke a pair of pillow coses on New Year s Day and you 11 hove good luck all year through." M 2" white perma pro** pillow tubing $2 99 yd 4S" permapress unbleoched muslin (very sit. irregular) $2 29 yd Great for condlewicking . . . asst, width cluny laces in Ecru for trim $1 X yd Lilly candle wickmg yarn $1.19 skn. our bitim stock e mJwIvWOB eeWWB e; UWeTWmo »We RWr* 3. Christmas Kitchen Terry Towels 4. Christmas Rager Tip Towels 5. Christmas Cwt Oats 4. Christmas Hankies And Pinsl 7. Rod A Christmas Green IROfnl IVIIV IS PWCt 1983 Pure Linen Calendar Towels Were $2 XNowSl X

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other surrounding towns. The women were making candy from Mrs. Hollar's recipe, which was also published with the article, and had questions on the process. Apparently Mrs. Hollar's claim that few people were able to make the candy successfully has some truth to it. A NAPPANEE woman. Virginia Waters, and her family invited the entire town to Christmas dinner Mrs Waters got the idea from the Thanksgiving dinner in Peru and began working shortly after Thanksgiving for the Christmas Day dinner The family served over 350 citizens who otherwise would have had to spend the holiday alone. Help in the form of food and donated time was given by other members who joined together at the Church of God in

transmissions and hydraulic systems of virtually all farm tractors and self-propelled equipment Versatol meets American Petroleum Institute (API) performance requirements for a CD-SF motor oil and GL-5 per formance requirements for transmission-final drive units. It also provides UTH performance in hydraulic transmissions The new lubricant gives performance comparable to Unico Superol 111 Motor Oil, Unico Multi-Purpose GL-5 Gear Oil. Unico 75 Fluid and Unico Hydraulic Oil R & O. It is fully compatible with all lubricants it replaces It is not recommended for two-cycle engines, including Detroit Diesel or engines operating on natural or LP gas. According to Green. Versatol was developed to provide high performance, great convenience and minimum inventory. Because of its wide application to tractors, trucks, self-propelled and other farm equipment, it provides a maximum convenience for farmers who have needed several lubricants for their equipment. Versatol'.s performance capability allows servicing virtually all equipment, in shop or field, frdm a single drum, cutting down investments in Chimney fire extinguished Syracuse Firemen were called to the home of Lloyd Turner, north of the Wawasee Airport, when a chimney caught fire Turner notified the fire depart ment at 1:28 p.m Tuesday, Dec 28 The fire was extinguished with dry chemicals No damage was available

Nappanee. The day was so successful. Mrs. Waters is considering making it an annual event. MR. AND Mrs. Glen (Ike and Jean) Treesh left Milford on December 13 for a trip to Hawaii to visit their daughter. Pam: son-in-law. James Rummel: and their three sons. Jim. Shawn and Jason. During their flight from Chicago. Jean looked down the isle and saw Anne Watts, third grade teacher from the Milford Elementary School. Mrs. Watts and her husband, Larry, won an Hawaiian vacation from the Warsaw Travel Agency in August So. Treeshes and the Watts, who reside in Warsaw, visited in

lubricant inventory. It eliminates the risk of ever using the wrong lubricant in costly equipment. The introduction of the product follows years of extensive research and rigorous on-the-farm and laboratory testing. It has proved fully reliable in all uses for which recommended. For application to specific tractors, vehicles and equipment, contact the petroleum specialists at the Kosciusko County Farm Bureau Co-op.

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BRIAN BOYER Pvt. Brian D. Boyer, son of Jim and Carol Boyer, r 5 Syracuse, has completed basic training at Fort Jackson. S.C. Boyer is a 1982 graduate of Wawasee High School. Syracuse ANTHONY HUNZIKER Pvt Anthony T Hunziker, son of Carl and Dorothy Hunziker, r 1 Pierceton, has completed basic framing at Fort McClellan. Ala. He is'a 1982 graduate of Wawasee High School, Syracuse

San Francisco and went out for dinner once they arrived in Hawaii. The Treeshes returned home on Christmas day and the Watts came home one week earlier. HOW ABOUT the weather on Christinas day? A record high 65 degrees! This, however, was short lived as high winds hit the area early Tuesday morning. Power outages were reported at Waubee Lake and numerous limbs were down all over the area. Temperatures yesterday noon were at the 38 degree mark. It would appear winter may be on its way at long last! MR. AND Mrs. Don Boyd Dot) of Hollywood. Fla., are visiting in the Milford home of her mother, Mrs. R. E. (Sarah) Slabaugh, and with other relatives in the area. VICKI HOLDERREAD is among those spending the holidays in Florida. If our in-

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formation is correct, she will visit the Epcot Center at Disney World near Orlando before returning home. Vicki is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holderread. WORK CONTINUES on the construction of the new doctor’s office on Main Street in .Milford but the weather is a bit hampering at times. Tuesday, for example, many Milford residents became sidewalk superintendents as a truck became stuck in the mud at the site and had to be pulled out. Jim Oiler onSSC dean's list Jim Oiler of Syracuse was named to the Lake Superior State College dean's list for the recently ended term Students must earn a 3.5 grade point average or better to be part of the dean's list.

FRB going all-out to stimulate economy

By EDWARD THORLUND The Federal Reserve Board is now going all-out to stimulate the economy, and produce economic recovery. But has this posture come too late? Critics charge the Fed should have acted vigorously in the second and third quarters of last year, lowering interest rates and allowing the money supply to increase. That's what it's now doing. But since it takes some time for the economy to turn around, it may be some months yet before the new policy takes effect. And by then the huge deficit the Reagan Administration is projecting might have begun to push interest rates and inflation up again. That's the critics' view at the outset of 1983. Defenders of the Fed s policy point to a fine

Christmas buying spree by the public and solid growth in the housing and car markets — plus fewer applications for unemployment benefits in December. They — and a majority of economists recently polled on the subject by one financial service — expect interest rates to come down a bit more in 1983 (though not much) and economic growth to measure about three per cent. The majority of these z

Salvation Army Band to present sacred concert

The Salvation Army's Young Peoples Band will present a sacred concert at the Army Citadel, 501 East Arthur Street in Warsaw, on Friday. Dec. 31, at 9 p.m. under the direction of Professor Dennis Herrick. Ed Hyde is assistant bandmaster. Included in the concert will be Christmas selections by the band

economists foresaw home mortgage rates dropping another two points. This rate in 1982 lagged behind the lowering prime interest rate, which it traditionally has done. It's expected to get down to 12 per cent in 1983. If it does, home buying and building will possibly boom because of pent-up demand. Present mortgage rates are anywhere from 134 per cent, up or down a bit. and have already stimulated the market.

and hymn selections. Among guest musicians will be 17-year-old Eric ' Bicknell of Southfield. Mich., who is a solo cornetist. Also participating will be an instrumental quartette from Grace College. Professor Herrick will also perform Everyone is welcome to attend.