The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 November 1984 — Page 19
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It happened...in Milford
10 YEARS AGO, N0V.13,1974 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Baumgartner of Milford entertained Sunday afternoon and evening at the Apostolic Christian Church in Milford for their annual Thanksgiving reunion. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sorg, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sorg, all of Goshen, and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Baumgartner and Mr. and Mrs. Steven and families, all of Milford. Milford Lions were busy on Sunday as they gathered after church to unload their grapefruit. Proceeds from the Lions Club project will go toward the Milford emergency vehicle fund. 20 YEARS AGO, NOV. 12. 1964 Arch Baumgartner, chairman of the United fund drive in Van Buren township, reports that the fund is $344.79 short of its goal. Workers have collected to date $1,774.48. Although the drive is officially ended, checks may still be sent to The Mail-Journal office. This year's goal is $2,119.27. Chief pf Police and Mrs. Vernon Wolf will move from Elkhart to Milford in the near future. They plan to move some things over the weekend. The Juniors of the American Legion Auxiliary of Milford met Mauzy attends tax seminar Robert Mauzy of Syracuse attended the 32nd Annual Tax and Management Seminar sponsored by the Indiana Society of Public Accountants. The three day meeting was held at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis and continued from Oct. 29 to Oct. 31. Sessions were devoted to the study of new developments in federal, state and local taxation. Special attention was given to federal and state tax changes. Other subjects that were covered included taxes in other states; pension changes; an economic update; evaluating tax shelters; tax considerations in selection of business entity; managing cash effectively; net present value; breakeven points; preparing financial forecasts; leasing vs. purchasing; defending tax fraud; and computerized tax preparation. RIC SCHAEKEL
Receive awards
The Regional Office of Century 21 has just announced that both Ric Schaekel and Tom Prickett have qualified for the Century 21 Sales Achievement Award for the end of the third quarter of 1984. In order for an individual Century 21 Associate to qualify for
Tuesday after school at the Legion Hall. 30 YEARS AGO, NOV. 11,1954 Milford will go on Eastern Standard Time or “fast time” at midnight Nov. 14, according to a statement made to the Milford Mail following the Tuesday night meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association. This move came on the heels of a growing sentiment in this town and surrounding towns in favor of “fast time.” Twenty-eight women enrolled last Thrusday evening in the sewing class that is being conducted
Humanly speaking — 'Mommy, I had an accident' or the bedwetting problem
Your child has started to wet the bed again! Your child is wetting in school! How do you feel? embarrassed? Frustrated? Worried? O.K. Now stop and think how your child feels. First of all, be sure that you are not showing too much concern over an accident —a real accident This is a real possibility, especially with younger children. There is a chance that there could be a physical cause to this problem. Have this checked. In most cases, however, it is not a physical problem. Look at family histories (parents, grandparents, etc.) to see if this is common to the family. Most bedwetting incidents seem to result from an emotional worry or problem. Gently talk to your child and attempt to discover if he/she is experiencing any fears, upsets, or resentments. Do this indirectly and tastefully. What about brothers, sisters, teachers; have they noticed anything? Is there a new baby at home? Are you having family problems and arguments? How much are you expecting of him/her? Too much? Don’t add to the problem. Bedwetting can be humiliating, frightening and can.produce feelings of guilt and shame. Don’t add to the helplessness your child may be feeling by drawing too TOM PRICKETT
this Sales Achievement Award, they must have closed a minimum of $30,000 in gross commissions to the office in 1984. Prickett and Schaekel received their awards on October 31, at the Century 21 Sales Rally held in South Bend.
by Mrs. Eberhard, teacher of home economics in the Milford High School, and more were expected to enroll last evening. Because of a conflict in dates the meeting was held Wednesday this week, but will again be on Thursday next week. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tucker announce the birth of a son, Craig Lewis, Friday, Nov. 5, at the Goshen Hospital. The baby’s weight at birth was six pounds, three ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Tucker of Silver Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton of Milford, are the grandparents.
much attention to it. Your child needs help and understanding — not criticism. There are some things you can do together: • Put a plastic sheet under his/her regular sheet and emphasize that it is not a punishment — you’re on his/her side. • Stop all drinks for two hours before bedtime. • Be sure he/she visits the toilet just befpre bed. • If the accident happens at about the same time each night, wake him/her up half an hour before for a trip to the bathroom • Try to keep the child on a
Bowen Center Art Show winners are announced
Over 300 residents attended the annual Art Show at the Bowen Center in Warsaw recently. The art show is a community effort involving Mental Health Associations of five counties, the Lakeland Art Association of Kosciusko County and the Bowen Center Volunteer Services Department, along with the Bowen Center Art Therapy Department. The show’s purpose is to introduce the concept of art as one of the treatment modalities used at the center and to give local artists an opportunity to display their works. A total of 46 artists entered work to be displayed and judged by Duane Smith and Marilyn Kruger. Best of Show — Laura Hill’s pencil drawing titled “Woodland.” Oil Division — Melissa McCartney, first place; Ernest Joel Wester, second place; Jeffrey Klinefelter, third place; Joyce McNabb, fourth place; Leona Smith and Mary Bushong, honorable mention Water Color Division — Mike Yazel, first place; Glenn Finwall, second place; Marjorie Moneyheffer, third place; Sarah Baker, fourth place Pencil Division — Laura Hill; first place; Ernest Wester, second place; Lloyd Jilburg, third place; Sarah Baker, fourth place Sculpture — Al Abbott, first place Acrylics — Dorothy Blalock, first place; Jacque Kuilema, second place
50 YEARS AGO, NOV. 15,1934 Mr. and' Mrs. Jacob D. Schmucker and Mrs. Cleon Scott attended a wedding Thursday noon of the former’s nephew, Melvin Yoder, and Miss Lydia Raber at the Joe Raber home near Emmatown. Dinner, supper and mid-night lunch were served to about 150 guests. Mrs. Audrey Kinsey of South Bend visited relative here Thursday. A lady to work at Price’s Service Station on SR 15 Milford, is wanted.'
regular sleeping schedule. Frequent changes in the hours he/she goes to bed may be a part of the problem. Remember, bedwetting can become a serious problem because of the effects it can have on your child’s fragile selfconcept. Don’t be afraid to ask for help in solving this problem. Mental Health professionals are available 24 hours a day to answer questions and help persons who are experiencing individual difficulties or are concerned about a friend or relative. Phone (219 ) 267-7169 or toll free 1-800-342-5653.
Pastel Chalk — Melissa McCarthy, first place; Dorothy Blalock, second place Ink — Ernest Joel Wester, first place; Mike Yazel, second place; Lloyd Jillburg, third place Child's Division — Stacey Leonard, first place Photography — Bill Austin, first place; Jeff Woods, second place; Sarah Baker, third place; Rev. Newell Nelson, fourth place Refreshments were provided by the Five County Mental Health Association Council with volunteers from the five counties serving as hostesses. The following volunteers served from Kosciusko County: Millie Boley, Ann Lewis, Viola Sporner, Louise Stump, Gen Clouse, Marie Helvey, Edith Blessing, Suzie Baker, Marilyn Miller, Connie Foreman, Joan Robinson and David Robinson. Al Abbott of the art department and Adj Kitt and Joan Wiegand of Volunteer Services were available to answer questions about the center and its services.
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