The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 October 1984 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., October 17,1984

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Tuesday Aflarnoon Stale Bank 19 5 Mastercraft ' 15 9 Todd's . IS ♦ Teghtmeyer k 15 9 Arrow Corp 15 9 Beacon H 13 Paul's U Lock It 10 14 Lll's Anchor Bar 10 14 La Petite ’0 u Carter Plbg. & Htg 10 14 Ace Pest • 14 Thornburgs 4 14 High team game & series: Arrow Corp — . 904 2378 500 series B Smith 505, S Flanagan 521. S Wolterman 504, J Kausal 543 450 series: M J. Meyers 440. J Maber 477. M Prescott 450, C Scheiber 460, K. Stone 471, L. Crow 498, L Jones 473 200games: J. Kausal 266 160 games M J Meyers 172. J Maher 188. - 8 DeWitt 160, S Wolterman 195, 161, J. Hays 172, M&»rescott 174, 8 Ganz 169, J Alfano 170, C Scheiber 171, B Smith 170, 171, 164, J. Davis 183, I Kalislk 163, D Craig 182, K Stone 174, S Flanagan 190, 174. L Welty 160. J. Kausal 162, L Crow 197, L. Jones 176. Thursday AM Early Birds Tweety Birds * 14 6 Dirty Birds 13 7 Turkeys 7 13 Loony Birds 4 ' 4 High team game and series Dirty Birds — 500 1308 SOOseries K Cantields2l D 450 series J Gray 450. J West 487 200 games K Canfield 206 150 games T Bouterse 172. K Canfield 179, J Gray 163. 152, L Connolly 168. J. , Hostetler 163. J West 157. 184 * Monday Nite Early Birds Never Come Latelies 71 7 Damn We re Good 18 10 Sun Shiners ’ 7 ’ Single 3 14 12 Swingin Grandma s 15'9 12'T Pin‘Busters ’5 , '7 ’ 2VI Gutter Grabbers Lucky Strikes 14 14 Alley Cats 14 '4 Conniver's # ’ 2 ’ 4 Barbee Slowpokes ll't ,4 ''7 Little Rascals 11 17 Cocinero's * ’ ’ 10 18 The Duds 4 72. High team game Single 3 —574 High team series Cocinero’s — 1620 SOOseries S McKees69, C Yoder 500 450 series S Bucher 493. D Allen 470. J

Ik 1 I 9 * 1 * I •»£ i B": iRLZIw ALL IN THE FAMILY — Rhonda Stookey digs a ball as sister Bobbi watches during recent junior high volleyball action. Both girls are members of the Milford "A" volleyball squad. (Photo by Mark Weinstein) ATTENTION! AMOCO OIL CUSTOMERS IWe j Deliver dSEff Amoco, products QUALITY LUBRICANTS and people can help * Mo,or Olls keep you running . Greases smoothly and • Gear Lubricants profitably. |i • Premium Diesel „ Fuel JL *</Gj e Tank Wagon ‘ Delivery 1 * Transport '£2E|2fir' Delivery AMOCO OIL CUSTOMERS FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPL Y OF QUALITY AMOCO OIL PRODUCTS CALL: HENSCHEN OIL INC. 862-2635 '773-7553 . 457-2872 Serving You With Amoco Products Since 1936 / a.-u-ui. 926 S Huntington > I AvaHaDie AX. 457.2400 Syracuse > ▲

Maule 461. L. Stuby 491, B. Swlhart 461, P. Boger 458, L Hunt 471 200games: S’. McKee2l9 170 games: S. Bucher 173. 161, C. Fifer 177, S. Mlnnix 175. D. Allen 167, J. Maule 175. 180, L. Gardner 196, L. Stuby 178. 171, B Swlhart 188. S. Truex 169, S. McKee 194, P. Boger 174, L. Hunt 182.171, R. Farmer 181. Anita Whetten 166. C. Yoder 177,179 Tuesday Nite Ladies The 3 Delights 24 8 Grannie's A The Kid 21 11 Alley Cats DP.P.'s 20 12 Go Getters 19 13 The Chumps 15 17 Youngsters >2 20 Miszfits 10 22 Margarita's 9'? 22VS Cocinero's 9 23 High team game and series: Grannie's & The Kid — 479 1377 500 series S Gilbert 525, I Menzie 501, T. Swlhart 509 450 series: I Dull 475. -T. Stewart 460. D. Lovelie tte 451 160 games: I. Dull 171, S. Gilbert 181, 188, P. Bosser 162, T. Stewart 166, I. Menzie 177, 176. D Lovellette 174, T Swlhart 177, 169, 163, C Runnells 193

Bowling news By TOM CHARLES

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING accepted for the 15th annual Lakeland Women's Bowlin Association tournament at Wawasee Bowl. Syracuse. The team event is scheduled for Tuuesday, Nov. 13, at 12:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. as well a? on Thursday, Nov. 15, at 7 p.m. Other times may be set by secretary Judy Miller if they are needed. Doubles and singles bowling will take place on Saturday, Nov. 17, at 2:30 p.m. as well as Sunday, Nov. 18, at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. The deadline for entries is Wednesday, Oct. 31. NOTEWORTHY SPLIT CONVERSIONS from the past week included the 3-10 and 5-7 by Norma Galloway, two 3-10 splits by Lilly Hawn and the 4-5

King Pin Strikers 11 4 Lucky Seven 9 6 Thunder Bolt* 9 6 Strike Force 7 • Purple Panthers 5 10 Little Alley Cats 4 11 High team game: Strike Force — 658 High team series: Little Alley Cats — 1260 200 series: Ann Southern 203, J. Kausal 221, M. Vorhees 201. J. Conkling 200. J. Clevenger 225. Geoff Coburn 245 156 series: J. Richardson 156, M. Mast 171. A. Dunlthan 198, M. Walton 194. L. Walton 176. A. Jones 154 110 series: S. Farmer 122, C. Solina 142, E. Conkling 112. D. Murphy 148. C. Spurling 125. H. Larmar 114, A. Young 147 100 games: M. Mast 101, G. Coburn 138, 107, J. Clevenger 135. J. Conkling 112. M. Vorhees 117. A Dunlthan 101. J. Kausal 110. 111, A. Southern 117, M. Walton 103 60 games: M. Walton 91, L. Walton 90.16. A. Southern 86. C. Solina 72, 70, S. Farmer 76, A. Jones 75, 79, A. Dunlthan 97, M. Vorhees 84, J. Conkling 88, J. Clevenger 90. D. Mur phy 78. 70. C. Spurling 68, H. Larmar 66, M. Mast 70, J. Richardson 81, 75, A. Young 78, 69 Bantam The Good Guys 11 4 Strawberry Short Cakes 6 9

by Corky Whitacre. All three women bowl in the Tuesday Night Ladies league. Shari Klenke and Dottie Allen each collected the 5-7 split in the Monday Nite Early Birds league. Sherrie Wogoman converted the 5-10 split. HIGH SERIES SCORES from last week included a 603 by Art Epert in the Land O’Lakes league. She'ly McKee rolled a 569 series in the Monday Nite Early Birds league. Outstanding games from the week were rolled by Judy Kausae (266), Kevin Knisley (244) and Shelly McKee (219). Kausae’s game was a full 121 pins over her average. She bowls in the Tuesday Afternoon Ladies league.

Ghost Busters B't Care Bears 6'z> SVi High team game and series: Ghost Busters — 315 620 100 series: T Gardner 103. Bambi Bart man 119 60 series: A Knisley 77, R Blosser 83 50 games: A Knisley 56, T. Gardner 56, Bambi Bartman 52. 67 35games; R Blosser 42, 41, T Gardner 47 Milford Business Sleepy Owl 27 9 Kentucky Fried Chicken 26 10 Milford Motors 25 11 Dana 25 11 Shue's Curiosity Shop 24 12 Lakers 24 12 Chore Time ° 22 14 North Webster Legion »253 20 16 FOE 3760 20 16 Family Fare 18 18 Sharp's Hdwe 18 18 Wuthrich 4 Sons 17 19 Johncock 4 Brayton 17 19 Webster Vans 16 20 11th Frame Lounge 15 21 Matthews Body Shop 10 26 HencheinOil 9 27 UAW 4 32 Frost Ant 1 35 High team game Shue's Curiosity Shop—--915 High team series: Laker's — 2595 500 series: R Peterson 533, Rick Peterson 512. G Shue 500. K Trim 519, K Pllkerd 528, R Lindzy 505. Kuehner 549, Cobler 524, D. Stahly 555. P Williams 575. C Beezley 510. J Smeltzer 529, G. Friehelt 524, A Bales 517, D Busier 575. L. Newman 515. D Orn 569, G Paul 502. B Conrad 587. J. Fenler 512. J Pound 516. J. Lowe 521. G Bishop 558. N Olson 557. Denny Wuthrich 517. D Wuthrich 515, L Mast 507, T Gammier 530. P Smith 510. P Lund 518. T Hippe 536, J. Bartman 554 200 games K Pllkerd 240. D Stahly 202. P Williams 215. 205. E Harting 206, J. Smeltzer 206. D Butler 244. S Stump 216. D Orn 212. B Conrad 209. 202. J Lowe 210. N Olson 204. D Wuthrich 210. T Gammier 201, P Lund 206. J Bartman 214. R Bartman 203 Every Other Sat. Night Mixed Just For Fun 7 2 Village Hair Trends 6 2 Holy Rollers 5 3 Bud 4 Lou's 5 3 Kings 4 Queens 5 3 The Fab 4 4 4 Reflector s 4 4 11th Frame Avengers 3 5 Woodchucks 3 5 Clark s Crew 2 6 High Riders 2 6 Hlllbillys 2 6 High team game Holy Rollers —862 High team series Fab4 —2423 500 series M Wappes 591. G Freiheit 513. D Freiheit 520. S Eby 543 450 series Mary Lou D 494. Mary Lou S 495. M Wineland 458. M. Weiseaves 496, T F leetwood 450 200 games M Wappes 211. 229. Mary Lou S 203 160 games S Hapcock 166. M Hancock 177. K. Gilbertll7.6 7 . G Freiheit 183. Mary Lou D 180. 164. Danny 183. 171, 166. K. Jacquay 168. M Wineland 185. S Eby 170. 178. 195. M Weiseaves 172. T Swinehart 175 Sunday Night Mixed Fairmont 21 3 Short 4 Long 19 5 Dreamers 17 7 The Semiphores 17 7 . Coclnero's 15’t B'z Logan Regers 15 9 Miller's Heating 14 10 L 4 S 12 12 Wawasee Bowl 12 12 The mini 11 13 Slabaugh Canvas 9 IS Wallace Welding 89» 15’t Stray Cats 7 17 Cloud Nine 5 19 Captain's Place 5 19 McMurphy's 4 20 High team game and series: Fairmont — 711 2085 SOO series: C. Simpson 525, J Simpson 518, J. Miller 500. T White 526. E Slabaugh 500. A. Slabaugh SO7. M. Clevenger 534. B Slabaugh $34. S. Rensberger 536. H. Gray SO3. R. Earnhart 567, C. Fink $35. B. Canfield 531. C. Swihart 516. C. Summerlot $69 450 series: M. Rensberger 483. S. Slabaugh 200 games: R Earnhart 205. C. Fink 205. B Canfield 233 160 games: C. Simpson 187, 170. 168. J. Miller 186. 172. E. Slabaugh 179. 188. S. Slabaugh 186. M. Rensberger 190, S. Butler 161. T. Knisley 170 inviMMy lesgm LiMura i Golden Razor 21 7 Wawasee Bowl 19 9 Kidd’s 1» » Lake City Bank I 17 11

Louie* 16 12 Jone* 16 12 Buyrite IS 13 Pilcher's 15 13 Liberty 15 13 Stop Inn 15 13 Sandi's 14 14 Thornburgs 14 14 Stanley Steemer 14 14 Monsanto 13 15 Lake City Bank II 12 16 Three Flags 12 16 Wallace Welding 10 18 Footloose 10 18 Dana 17 21 Beacon J 6 22 High team game: Jones — 877 High team series: Wawasee Bowl — 2483 500 series: L. Hawn 510. K. Southern 519, K. Knisley 592. E. Slabaugh 509, M Pauff 578. D. Walton 545. D Inks 508, H. Taylor 526, R. Gerrity 539. J. Wortinger 519, S. Eby 581 450 series: P. Schopf 478, J. Galloway 464, B. White 485, C. Huff 478, L. Rife 468. C. Boyd 493, J. Mullet 457, R. Hite46s. B Gross 470. S Corn 478, N. Spurling 471, Y. Coburn 464, C. Stiffler 459, B Miller 468. S. Gilbert 482. N. Anderson 483. N. Shields 490. D Fink 461. D. Coburn 470, J. Bockman 454, R. White 450, V. Bennett 470 200 games: J. Wortinger 201, 195, S. Eby 222. 184. 175. R. Gerrity 205, 185, H. Taylor

209. D Walton 201. 176. M. Pauff 220, 211, K. Knisley 211.205. 176 170 games: V. Bennett 171, N. Reeve 181, P Pollock 170, N Anderson 170, N. Shields 181, D Coburn 188, B Miller 183, P. Kampf 180, S. Gilbert 177, D Dean 176, N Spurling 179. Y. Coburn 176, J. Eldridge 171, S. Corn 171. C. Inks 189, C Clifton 174. E. Slabaugh 192. B White 170. D Huff 198, L Hawn 191, 171, K Southern 178, 179. P. Schdpf 171, 171 County Moore's Shoes 13 9 Tux Shop _ 22 10 Kurly's Keglers 22 10 Bud's Body Shop 20 12 Foy's Boat Service 18 14 Wawa. Serv. Ctr. 18 -14 C 4 C Ins 18 14 Classic formed Prod 14 t 8 11th Frame Parker's Hybrids 12 20 Ye Olde Pub 12 20 Miller's Htg 11 21 Wawasee Bowl 11 21 Paul's U Lock It lO’-z ,21’a High team game C 4 C Ins. — 976 High team series: Bud’s Body Shop - 2793 700 series: D. Cotton 714 600 series: R Solina 604. H. Dziak 604, C. Arthur 605 500 series: G. Lowe 546, R. Southern 521, J. Wood 551. L. Knispel 521. J Morganthaler 548. l Thwaits 582, R Bauman 562, C. Farr 541. M Harrington 541. B. Conrad 570, E. Harrington 554, B Slabaugh 552. W. Alderfer 576. G Hawkins 544. M Hawkins 506. F. Troup 544. C Eby 532. W Stahly 502, K. Knisley 511, M Zellinger 570, P Hunter 546, D Arthur 511, P Williams 501, D. Trett 521. M Hoile 511. C Coburn 553, R. Williams 586. C Frushour 200 games C Truex 212. G Lowe 201, D. Cotton 221, 246. 247, R Southern 211, J Wood 230. R Solina 201. 205, L Knispel 224. J. Morganthaler 201. 200, B Thwaits 206, H Dziak 205. 201. R Bauman 205, 205. M Harr ington 212. B Conrad 211, E Harrington 213, W Alderfer 200. 214, G Hawkins 207, F Troup 206, G Fisher 234. D Arthur 211, C. Arthur 242. R Williams 254, C Frushour 200 Friday Night Mixed Mcdonald's Pick Up 17 7 Eby Ford 16 8 Riblet Products 15 9 St Charles 15 9 Jeanette's 14 10 Miller's Heating 13 11 Classic 13 11 Todd Realty 12 12 Frost TV 11 13 Tripel A's Plus One 8 16 Syracuse Cleaners 7 17 Baxter Technology 4 20 High team game 4 series Riblet Products - 731 2076

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500 series: D. Kern 529, B. Thwaits 555, S. Kalislk 514, E. Harrington 524, J. Bitner 528. »M. Pauff 582. G.’ Pauff 596. C. Fink 526. D. Armbruster 557, P. Schopf 513, J. Fry 510. M. Allberry 514, J. Maher 527, A. Epert 520, L. Hawn 513. K. Knisley 519, K. Knisley 560 450 series: G. Thwaits 462, J. Kalislk 493, C. Harrington 478, K. Solina 451, B. Allberry 168. K. Knisley 484 200 games: B. Thwaits 211, M. Pauff 220, G. Pauff 226, C. fink 204, D. Armbruster 2u3, J. Beaty 205, K. Knisley 201 160 games: G. Thwaits 167, J. Kalisik 168, 165. 160, C. Harrington 170, B Hamilton 167, K. Solina 191. M. Pauff 172. 190, P. Bren naman 169, D. Fink 175, F. Armbruster 161, P Schopf 168,198, J. Maher 174,196, L. Hawn 164,193, K. Knisley 173 Majors Three to One 10 6 Gate Crashers 9 7 Gutter Dusters 9 7 Gutter Balls 4 12 High team game & series: Gutter Dusters — 825 2338 450 series: G. Price 510, B Beaty 457, H. Brower 454, B. Rensberger 439 400 series: B. Hinder er 421, B. Johnson 416 375 series: C. Brower 386,C. Solina3B3 350 series: K. Gregory 374, D. Price 374, T. Combs 361, M. Losee3sß 200games: G. Price22l 150 games: B. Beaty 195. H. Brower 166, G. Price 163, B Rensberger 162, C. Solina 160, B Johnson 151 Juniors Cannon Bowlers 16 4 Fantastic Freaks 14 6 8.TC.8 12Vi 7V» Pin Killers 12 8 S&L 10 10 Pin Busters 9 11 Yellow Jackets 8 12 Pin Polverisers 7 13 Strikers 6 14 Lucky Strikes 5 1 ? 14'/» High team game and series: S & L — 822 2234 J 425 series: C^ffonkling434 400 series: S. Lent 407, B. Strombeck 405, B Ta I lon 404 375 series: J Lamb 397, S Kahle 396, C Brower 393, A. Wright 392, T. Clevenger 381 350 series: C. Gamber 371, J. Slabaugh 367, J. Simpson 367, D. Byrd 366, B Burbank 365, T. Simpson 363, J . Shields 361 , 150 games: J. Lamb 189, C. Conkling 191, S. Lent 177, A. Wright 171, T. Clevenger 156, B. Strombeck 152, B Tallon 152, B. Byrd 169 125 games: C. Brower 145 139, B Burbank 143, T. Sipson 143, J. Slabaugh 142, B. Rout son 141, J. Shields 139, T. Caudill 139, B. Tallon 138, S. Kahle 134 142, S. Pachynski 132, D. Smith 131, B Strombeck 130, C. Gamber 128, 128, J. Simpson 129, B. Bartman 127, 133. S. Lent 125 La nd-O-Lakes Stewarts Cleaning 19 5 Cocinero's 19 5 Wawasee Bowl 18 .6 Sea Nymph 17 7 Kurley's Keglers 16 8 American Builders 15 9 Syracuse Legion 15 9 Ligonier Elks 13Vs lOVj Knights of Columbus 13 JI Goshen Auto. Elec. 12Vy ll'i Wawasee Pro Shop 10 14 Doc's Hardware 10 14 Terry's Asphalt Sealing 9 15 State Bank of Syracuse 9 15 Vylactos "• 9 15 Lucky's Tavern 9 15 Werker Brothers B't 15V5 Charger House 7 17 Thermogas 6'A 17Vj Gourmet Grocers 4 20 High team game & series: Syracuse Legion - 947 2686 600 series: A. Epert6o3 SOOseries: G. Lowes63, W. Alderfer 543, B. Lung 506, T. Ervin 569, Kev. Knisley 549, G. Knisley 508. D. Galloway 524, C. Fink 509, J Miller 526. C Coburn 500. B Graff 537, J Wortinger 549, L. Longenbaugh 501, H. Dziak 564, J. Sheets 522, F. Lambright 511, D. Vanette 591. R Mathew 561, D Baker 531. M Clevenger 542, D. Dodds 502. M. Yoder 559, S. Foster 538. M Sprague 553. R. Trett 534, M. Hoile 569. B Shivers 519, D. Barhydt 541, J. Walton 551, G Coquillard 556. D. Weaver 516, R. Cook 597, C. Summerlot 540, G. Price 540, B Eyer 554. R Taylor 578 200 games: A Epert 234, G Lowe 213, B Lung 210. T. Ervin 225, Kev. Knisley 244, D Galloway 202. J. Miller 209, H Dziak 209, D. Vanette 203, 222, R Mathew 212, D. Baker 204, M Clevenger 218, M. Yoder 204, S. Foster 201. R Trett 201. M Hoile 212. B Shivers 215. D. Barhydt 210. G. Coquillard 202. P Kintigh 216, R Cook 232, 207, B Eyer 205 Auto bonuses The Reagan administration’s chief trade officer, William E. Brock, angered by big bonuses paid to U.S. auto executives, served notice on the industry recently that the United States intends to let the current quotas on Japanese cars expire next March.

By JACKIE STIVER Field Representative Surviving dependents of a deceased worker should apply for Social Security benefits as soon as possible following the worker’s death. Applying promptly will allow benefits to start in the shortest possible time. In addition, some benefits cannot be paid more than a month before the application is filed. Social Security benefits can be paid to these survivors: Unmarried children under 18, or under 19 if a full-time high school student Home Artsr€lub dine afareol restaurant Seventeen members and guests of the Home Arts Club met for a luncheon at a restaurant in North Webster. This meeting was a preChristmas party, held before’ some members leave for Florida for the winter. Gifts were exchanged and contests and games were enjoyed by all. The group will meet in November at the home of Pauline Cormany. Donation for Winter Carnival Syracuse-Wawasee Winter Carnival committee recently received a cash contribution from Augsburger’s Super Valu, Syracuse, for activities, support and appreciation for the carnival. Each year the two-day carnival provides sledding, skating, crosscountry skiing, snowmobile events and fireworks for people of all ages. The 1985 Carnival is scheduled for Saturday, and Sunday, Jan. 26-27. US economy closely related to farmers What sort of message would farmers like to give voters in the city during this short time remaining before November election? And why should someone in the city care about what is happening down on the farm? The relationship between the farm economy and the total US and world economies is much closer and more complex than most people realize. Today what happens on Main Street or Wall Street greatly affects the well being of the farmer. And a healthy farm economy provides a boost to the US economic outlook. “We see farmers having less and less control of their own economic situation,” Dr. Kenneth Bader, chief executive officer of the American Soybean Association in a recent speech in St. ' Louis to the Mercantile Bancorporation. “High interest rates have created financial havoc for farmer who are heavily dependent on credit for operating and real estate loans.”

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Unmarried children over 18 who were disabled before 22 and remain disabled Any surviving widow or widower of any age caring for a child under 16 or disabled who gets benefits Widow or widower 60 or older Disabled widow or widower 50-60 Dependent parent 62 or older Benefits can also be paid to a surviving divorced spouse if the marriage to the deceased worker lasted 10 years or more. Grandchildren can get benefits on a grandparent’s record under certain circumstances. Before any benefits can be paid, the worker must have had credit for a certain amount of work covered by Social Security. In 1984, the amount ranges from l‘-2 to B>/4 years depending on the worker’s age at death. For more information, contact Jackie Stiver at 294-5666. Questions and Answers Q. A friend of mine has a disabling drug addiction. Is he eligible for SSI? A. Yes, under certain conditions. Disabled drug addicts and alcoholics are usually referred for appropriate treatment. In order to remain eligible for SSI, a drug addict or alcoholic must undergo the treatment and otherwise comply with its terms and requirements. SSI payments cannot be made directly to disabled alcoholics and drug addicts, but rather to a representative payee. Q. I regularly pay someone to cut my lawn and do other gardening chores. Are the wages I pay taxable for Social Security purposes? A. They probably are. If you pay a household worker SSO or more in cash wages during a three-month calendar quarter, the law requires you to deduct Social Security taxes and to report the wages. A calendar quarter is a three-month period that ends on March 31, June 30, September 30 or December 31. Q. My doctor has told me that I need surgery for my condition. I would like to have a second opinion. Will medicare pay for that? A. Yes. Because even minor surgery involves some risk, it’s always advisable to get a second

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opinion as to its necessity. Medicare will help pay for a second opinion in the same way it pays for other services by doctors. Q. I've just started a small business and will soon have to hire my first employee. What information should 1 get from him? A. Ask to see your new employee’s Social Security card. Record the name and Social Security number exactly as they are shown on the card. Don’t rely merely on the employee’s memory. In addition, always record his or her home address. If your employee has never had a card or has lost it, he or she should get in contact with any Social Security office to apply for one. Q. I'm retired and I've got Medicare. Recently I got a phone call from someone wanting to sell me “Supplemental Medicare” insurance. He said it was government-approved. What does that mean? A. It is common for state insurance commissions or agencies to certify that a policy or company complies with laws or regulations established by the state: Beware, however, of claims that a particular policy is government-sponsored. Neither the federal nor any state government sells or services a policy to supplement Medicare. Friends Night nt OES meeting Friend’s Night was held at the Order of the Eastern Star meeting held in Milford on Oct. 3. The east was decorated with yellow roses, the Bible, doves and miniature white lights. The west featured ghosts, goblins and a haunted house in observance of Halloween. Marge Coy and Betty Scott served on the decorating committee for the evening. Refreshments of coffee cake, nuts, candy and coffee were served by Lee McFarren and Bernice McFarren with assistance from Claudette Himes. The next meeting, on November 7, will be visiting matrons and patrons night. The OES will also honor 50- and 25-year members.