The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 August 1984 — Page 18

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL - Wed., August 29,1984

x ■ : .'.--Hi KETCH-UP AND CLOSEOUT SALE — Bruce Petro Olds-Buick-Pontiac-GMC, SR 13 North, Warsaw, is having the 12th annual “Ketch-up and Clearance Sale” to move out the 1984 cars and make room for the new 1985 models. During this sale, car buyers will receive a free case of ketchup with every purchase and a bottle of ketchup will be presented with every service job. Hurry down while the selection is good —of cars, there’s plenty of ketchup! (Photo by Kip Schumm)

■ij A’J 1 i fcrnnk il k ' , ~~ir üßs * -gtjk’ 1 kfcsJS* jisL 1 D & T. INC. RECEIVES CERTIFICATE — Robert Troutman, president of the SyracuseWawasee Chamber of Commerce, is shown presenting Joe Todd and Don Deck of D & T, Inc., with a certificate of appreciation from the Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce for their project on the south shore of Syracuse Lake. The new condominiums at the site at the Front Street bridge adds to the looks of the area and adds much needed housing for the community. The interest of C & T, Inc., and other concerned organizations in the community in the town's continued growth is appreciated, said Troutman. < Photo by Col. Joe Gray) . , -

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It happened ... in Milford

10 YEARS AGO, AUG. 28,1974

The Kosciusko County clerk issued a wedding license to LaMar 0. Hochstetler, 25, r 2 Milford, teacher and carpenter, and Sarah Mae Miller, 17, r 2 Milford, employed in housework. Steven K. Fox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey C. Fox, r 1 Milford, spent three days of orientation at the Tri-State College campus in Angola. He will be a freshman enrolled in mechanical engineering this September. Brad Weisser was honored at a surprise birthday party on Saturday afternoon at his home. Brad is hte son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weisser of r 1 Milford, and was nine-years-old on Aug. 27. A treasure hunt was held and a balloon-dart game was played. 20 YEARS AGO, AUG. 27,1964 According to an announcement

'The Diary of Anne Frank' closes 1984 playhouse season

By BILL SPURGEON Guest Writer Not the type of upbeat production that might normally be scheduled to close a season of summer theatre, “The Diary of Anne Frank” nonetheless succeeded in that position last week at Enchanted Hills Playhouse east of Lake Wawasee. The success of the show, which had a one-week run at the bam theatre, can be laid to the talented acting ability of Grace Aiello, a recent Wayne State University graduate from the Detroit area, and the artful direction of EHP director Jeffrey Koep of Indiana University’s South Bend theatre faculty. Miss Aiello played Anne Frank, a girl in her early teens, with a skillful mixture of irreverence and aplomb, and Koep’s direction kept the play, which carries a message of hope that we know cannot be fulfilled, moving at such a pace that the lives of the people portrayed on stage were entwined inextricably with those of the audience members. The play is based on the diary kept by a young Jewish girl during her family’s confinement for nearly three years, in an Amsterdam loft. The Franks - Anne, her mother, father and sister - and the Van Daans - mother, father, son — are there voluntarily, because they feel certain that to try to escape the Netherlands, occupied by the Nazis, would result in death. The Franks and the Van Daans are joined by another Jewish man, a beleaguered dentist named Dussel, and Darryl Maximilian Robinson, in this role, gave a performance overshadowed only slightly by the manner in which Miss Aiello carried the title part. Competent performances were also put in by Gerald Armstrong 11, as the man least able of the loft residents to cope with his confinement and help his spouse cope with hers w and Stephan Monroe as Anne’s father, a part he plays with the dignity it requires. Others in the cast were Nancy Leigh Scoggins, Faith A. Linn, Mark Korres, Elizabeth Lee Taylor, Elena Ferrante and D. F. Crabtree; all did thoroughly professional jobs. The set put together for “The

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from Lakeland Community School Corporation superintendent Lewis S. Immel on Monday of this week, Phend and Brown construction company of Milford is in the process of resurfacing the sidewalks at Milford High School. A notice has been issued by Mrs. Herbert (Edith I.) Baumgartner, clerk-treasurer of the town of Milford, stating the next regular town board meeting will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 8, instead of Monday, Sept. 7, as Monday is Labor Day. Steve Roderick, a Milford High School graduate and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Roderick of Milford, has signed a contract to be the Lakeland Community School Corporation elementary physical education teacher. He will also teach golf and junior high basketball at Syracuse.

Diary of Anne Frank” was an imaginative one that conveyed well the confinement of the eight people and the hope that they would eventually find freedom under the liberating armies of the Allies. “The Diary of Anne Frank” brought to a close what surely must be the most ambitious season ever at Enchanted Hills Playhouse: five big-billing musicals in a row, plus a challenging drama. Although the season had a few rough spots (it’s extremely hard for a resident company to work at such a pace for a full summer), the result was a season of good theatrical entertainment, well-staged, well-directed, and well-acted. It will be interesting to see what the summer of 1985 has in store. The standard for quality has been set and maintained in the last few years under producing director Jill Stover and artistic director Koep, and next year will likely be a bellringer, too. Good for all CHICAGO - A regular, systematic commitment to physical training is good particularly for the elderly, according to medical researchers who say “it’s never too late” to get in shape. ACROSS DOWN 1 Lob 1 Lapp 4 Hurons 2 Oral 10 Are 3 Beta 11 Caribou 4 Harte 12 Pat 5 Urge 13 Ergo 6 Rio 14 VI 7 Ob 15 Placate 8 Novice 17 Pit 9 Suite 18 Use 11 Cease 19 Face 16 Curb 20 Pare 17 Par 22 Core 19 Form 23 Barb 20 Palace 24 Bar 21 Arm 25 Elm 22 Cared 26 Murmurs 23 Befit 30 Fa 24 Burnt 31 Fore 26 Moan 32 Tip 27 Utah 33 Iceland 28 Riga 35 Ago 29 Spot 36 Tenant 31 Fla. 37 Hat 34 En

30 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 2,1954 Mrs. Walter Krider, district secretary of liturature and publications of the Women’s Society of Christian Service, attended an all day district meeting at Albion, Wednesday. Others attending from Milford were Mrs. Robert Wall also a district officer, Mrs. T.R. Cunningham, Mrs. Royce Fuller and Mrs. Paul Rush. New officers of the Milford Parent-Teachers Association plan to hold their first meeting of the year Tuesday evening, Sept. 14, it was announced today by the association’s president Arch Baumgartner. Rev. and Mrs. Ira Long and daughter, Mrs. J.C. Strayer of La Verne, Calif., who has been visiting them for several weeks, moved Monday to North Machester. Mrs. Strayer of the LaVerne College faculty will be an exchange teacher at Manchester College. 50 YEARS AGO, AUG. 30,1934 Geroge W. Harer, son of G.H. Harer, Milford, has received his appointment as United States Government Revenue Guager at the port of Chicago in a competitive examination, and will be located at Chicago for the present. Mr. Harer assumed his new duties Friday morning. Glen Hilliard of Warsaw transacted business here Friday. Doris Myers, eleder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Myers, was one of eight guests at a party given for Doris Ruch, eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ruch of Nappanee, recently.

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