The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 August 1983 — Page 16

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. August 31.1983

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Farm Bureau announces opening of new service

Kosciusko Farm Bureau Coop manager George Green has announced the schedule for the week-long grand opening celebration of the Co-op’s new drive-thru service, The Country Lane Store. The festivities will begin Tuesday, Sept. 6, and continue throughout the week. Green said that while the drive-thru concept is certainly not a new one, it is definitely new to the farm and home co-op business. “Our drive-thru service is the first of its kind in Northern Indiana,’’ Green added. “Several of us took a tour of a similiar facility in Ohio — liked the concept and decided it would be very popular here in Kosciusko County." Green said that he feels they have taken the basic idea used in the Ohio facility and have expanded upon it. Customers shopping at the Kosciusko County Farm Bureau Co-op will find the same services and merchandise available at the drive-thru store that they enjoyed at the familiar walk-in Co-op. Shoppers will drive in, place an order, and have it loaded in their car — all without leaving their car. Green feels this will be an added bonus during the cold and snowy months of winter. Tuesday of the grand opening week will be “Gasahol Day” and the Co-op will offer reduced prices on gasahol to anyone driving through the new store. Wednesday, the Farm Bureau Co-op will be giving free refreshments and snacks to the persons driving through. “Dog Dip Day” will be held on Thurs-

Manchester College offers new course

The Manchester College art department recently announced the addition of a new sculpture course designed for the convenience of people from outside the usual campus community. Two sculpture class sessions will be offered Mondays, from 6 to 9 p.m., and Saturdays, from 1 to 3 p.m., beginning September 3. The course may be audited by persons who do not want college credit. Three semester hours are offered to regularly enrolled students. For full credit, either one of the two sessions must be attended. Students may also elect to attend sessions Monday nights sometimes, and on Saturday mornings at other times, to aid in schedule flexibility. Students may opt to attend both sessions if they have a desire for more supervised working time. Class time is also flexible for individual schedules. The sculpture course will be taught by Alison Adams, who has been appointed “Artist-in Residence” for the 1983-84 Manchester College year. A distinct advantage to the student is the fact that Adams, in addition to teaching the sculpture course, will be working on her own projects at her studion in the department. This arrangement will provide an opportunity for students to observe a sculptor at work and to become acquainted with a greater number of techniques and media than would be possible in a one-term sculpture class.

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day of the grand opening celebration, and dog owners can bring their pets to the Co-op for a free flea and tick prevention dip. Shoppers can also take advantage of the reduced prices and specials on pet food and supplies throughout the day. Lawn and garden specialists will be available all day Friday to answer questions during “Lawn and Garden Day” at the Farm Bureau Co-op, and there will be specials and discounts on lawn and garden products. Saturday has been designated “Salt Day.”

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NEW DRIVE-THRU CO-OP SERVICE — Kosciusko County Farm Bureau Co-op manager, George Green, stands beside the artist’s rendition of the Co-op’s new drive-thru service. The Country Lane Store. The drive-thru service is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, Sept. 6, and a full week of grand opening celebrations is planned. The Kosciusko County Farm Bureau Co-op is located mi SR 15N, Warsaw. (Photo by Dee Jaynes)

Alison Adams, born and raised in England, was educated at Malvern College, and the Ruskin Art School, Oxford University. Adams has a bachelor degree in art and modern foreign languages, as well as a master of arts education degree from Manchester College. Her sculpture, painting, drawings and prints are in collections throughout the US and abroad. Adams, served as assistant sculptor on the recently unveiled “Monument to the Flood” at Fort Wayne’s Baer Field Airport. Most recently she won honorable UTS contract ratified by IBEW Officials of .United Telephone Co. of Indiana have announced that members of IBEW Local 723 have ratified a new two-year agreement to replace one that expired August 15. Voting was completed August 22. The ammended contract agreement includes wage increases, revisions to insurance plans and numerous contract language changes. The new contract will expire August 15,1985. Approximately 525 of United’s 1320 full-time employees are members of the IBEW Local 723 and include installer/repair workers, construction personnel, central office ( technicians and operators.

In addition to the discounts on all salt products, drive-thru customers will receive a free onepound box of table salt. All during the grand opening celebration, customers can register for a free microwave oven, to be given away at the end of the week. No purchase is necessary, but all registrants must drive through the new building, and only one registrant per carload is allowed. Green also added that the specials throughout the week may not be used with any other offer.

mention in a national competition, and her work is presently on display in Washington, D.C., at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. She also designed the central sculpture, a life-size limestone work, for the Garden of Angels at the Oakwood cemetery in Warsaw. Persons who wish to enroll in the sculpture course at Manchester College should contact the office of admissions, Manchester College, North Manchester, or phone 219-982-2141 to begin the registration process. Information is also available through the art department.

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Syracuse men booked into jail The following persons were recently booked into the Kosciusko County Jail: Todd Randall Eyer, 20, r 2 Syracuse, for driving with a suspended license. He was released on his own recognizance. Roger Eugene Adkins, 20, r 4 Syracuse, for failure to appear. He was being held on $5,000 bond. Ladder hits windshield A truck driven by Gary Green, r 3 Syracuse, was traveling south on North Harrison St. in Syracuse on August 24 when a ladder in the back of his vehicle damaged the windshield of a car driven by Pamela Buffer, 600 S. Main St., Syracuse. Authorities said Green had stopped at the intersection of Harrison and Main Streets, and then backed up because a vehicle was blocking his view. Green drove on after the accident. He told authorities that the driver of the other car was waving at him, and that he thought she was waving him on. Damage to the Buffer windshield was estimated at $350.

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Smoking less Americans will smoke fewer cigarettes in the year ending June 30, with consumption down 3 per cent from the previous season to 615 billion cigarettes, the government said recently.

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Army and drugs The Army plans to launch a crackdown on drug users that can include immediate dismissal from the service, officials said recently. The policy will take effect July 1.