The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 May 1984 — Page 22

THE MAIL-JOURNAL - Wed., May 9,1984

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Milford, entered the WYEZ Radio sponsored contest while at the Concord. Mall recently and was a lucky winner. She now has 20 gift certificates valued at SSO each to spend in any way she wants at Kroger's. PERSONS who attended the recent MAD banquet will be interested in knowing that the speaker of the evening, Tom Mullen, has since been appointed as dean of the Earlham School of Religion. 7 Mullen, who has a summer home at Dewart Lake, is much in demand as a speaker because he believes humor can be mixed with religion. He has even written several books along this line. One Richmond columnist, writing about Mullen, put it this way: “In away, his new position as dean may be a delicious irony, because he served for three years as dean students at Earlham College, and during that time he used to tell a story about deans. He claims (with a straight face) that a local organization called the college and asked to have the college president attend some Big Event, adding, ‘lf the president can not attend, we want someone from the faculty no lower than a dean.’ To which Tom always quipped, ‘On a college faculty, there is nothing lower than a dean.’ “Os course, there are deans and deans. In his new post, he will have the ultimate responsibility for building on the fine efforts of his predecessors in leading ESR to new heights. Surely, Tom has the best wishes for success from many persons in the community and even from readers of his books.*’ THE ANNUAL Milford Junior High School original Jonah fish fry will be held Saturday from 4:30 until 7:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. It’s an all you can eat event and deserves the support of the community. THE DEADLINE is fast approaching for boys between the ages of 9 and 12 to apply for scholarships to the 1984 Ken Beardslee Youth Baseball Camp, July 8-13, at North Manchester. A total of five scholarships are being offered. The winners, according to Beardslee, will be chosen on the basis of an essay contest. Interested youths are asked to submit an original, handwritten essay of no more than 250 words on the subject, “Why I want to attend the 1984 Ken Beardslee Youth Baseball Camp.” Winners will be chosen by a three-member independent panel of judges. Beardslee, a resident of r 1 Milford, is a former player in,the New York Yankees’ farm system and scouting supervisor with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He conducts the camp at North Manchester

annually. Members of the staff include former Detroit Tiger Charlie Maxwell, DeKalb High School Coach Bill Jones, Western Michigan University Coach Fred Decker and former minor leaguer Donald Presser. Remember boys, all you have to do is write the essay and send it to Beardsley at r I box 68 Milford, Ind. 46542 before the Friday, May 18. deadline. Jeep tires slit, window broken, dead deer found Dan Sommers, r 1 North Webster, contacted Kosciusko County Police last week to report someone had slit all four tires on his jeep, broke a window on the vehicle and he found a dead baby deer in the front yard. Sommers stated the jeep was parked behind his home and that the vandalism occurred sometime during the last week of April. Damage to the tires and window was estimated at S6OO.

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0 NEW MANAGER — Darrell Clark, pictured above, is the new manager' at North Webster Marine, Inc., SR 13, North Webster, according to owner Dennis Schaaf. Clark, who has worked seven years as a local marine mechanic, recently received his master technician status in Johnson Outboards and OMC stern drives. All invited to meet Clark at the North Webster Marines' all family boat show. May 11, 12, and 13. "Nature never breaks her own laws." Leonardo Da Vinci

Three receive awards from Ball State

Three Kosciusko County students received awards from the Ball State University School of Music. They are Kent Lawson, Syracuse, Lisa McConnell, Etna Green and Sally Witham, Mentone. Lawson, who was given a gold jazz ensemble award, is a junior majoring in symphonic instruments at the university. A graduate of Wawasee High

NIPSCO employees earn safety awards

Employees of Northern Indiana Public Service Company’s Electric Systems department in Elkhart, Goshen and Warsaw districts, were among 14 districts, earning the 1983 Dean H. Mitchell safety award. The achievement was honored at a dinner in Merrillville, Tuesday, April 24. Edmund A. Schroer, NIPSCo chairman, president and chief executive officer, personally commended the 60 men and women in the department for their outstanding effort. In presenting the award to

School, he is the son of Betty Lawson, r 2 box 34. Miss McConnell, a senior majoring in instrumental music education, received a silver band award. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Carter, P.O. Box 66, she is a graduate of Triton High School. Also a graduate of Triton High School, Miss Witham is the reci-

Robert Mrzlack, electric systems department manager, Schroer said, “It’s a pleasure to personally congratulate all the employees of the department and thank them for their dedicated effort. To achieve this award requires cooperation and unwavering commitment to the development and practice of consistent safe work habits.” The top NIPSCo safety award is presented annually to the department, district or plant demonstrating the greatest safety improvement over the previous calendar years.

pient of a gold choral award. A senior majoring in choral music education, she is the daughter of Arthur Witham, r 1 S. Apple Road. 4-H Calendar Following is the 4-H calendar: May 9 — Junior Leader program planning meeting, 7:30 p.m., Extension Office May 9 — 4-H Rocket Launch, 5:30-7:30 p.m., across from Rozella Ford golf course May 10 -r- 4-H Vet Science meeting, 7:30 p.m., Extension Office May 10 — 4-H Adult Leader meeting, 7 p.m., Justice Building May 12 — 4-H Sheep tagging, 7-11 a.m., Fairgrounds May 12 — 4-H Goat tagging, 8 a.m. to noon. Fairgrounds May 14 — 4-H Junior Leader meeting, 7:30 p.m., Wonlen’s Building, Fairgrounds May 15 — 4-H Livestock enrollment due in Extension Office May 15 — Sub-area East Share-the-Fun Contest, 6:30 p.m., St. Joseph County