The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 1, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 February 1987 — Page 18

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., February 18,1987

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MEMBERS OF the Milford Lions Club served as hosts to the Milford Kiwanis Club Monday night during a dinner meeting and ladies’ night held at Camp Mack. The event takes place annually with the clubs alternating as Shown in the photo are Kiwanis Club President Jon Dewart, Milford Lions President Dennis Wuthrich and Kiwanis Club Lt. Governor Don H. Arnold. All are Milford area residents. The smorgasbord was served by the camp staff. Lions President Wuthrich presided during the evening. Committee members were Richard Smith and Dr. W. J. Zehr. Dr. T. A. Miller was in charge of the evening’s entertainment. Presenting the program was Paul Steffen, Milford, who used three projectors to present a slide program on the Smoky Mountains. Steffen and his wife, Marie,

took the photos in November, capturing the beauty of the mountains and their unique smoky look at a time when the area was not full of tourists. The slides also showed trees loaded with frost during the morning hours, the animals of the area and the mountain waters. At the close of the evening each lady present was given a red or pink carnation. The flowers had served as table decorations for the evening. A LETTER has been received from Miss Clara Overleese of Culver. She writes that Mrs. Ruth (Ridgley) Gastman, former Mifford resident, has suffered four strokes and is confined to her home. S During her high school years she lived with Mr. and Mrs. Ford Overlease at Milford. She graduated from MRS with the class of 1933. Her address is: Mrs. Ruth

Gastman, 37054 N. Soretto, Lake Villa, 111. She would enjoy hearing from friends in this area. DONNA FISHER caUed with information on the photo we published in this paper a few weeks back showing the Tippecanoe Country Club’s construction. Donna reports the Doty Brothers laid the bricks for the building and Charlie Hollar and Clyde McDonald did the carpenter work. Donna said she remembered going there with her dad while he was working on the club house.

/WAD discusses membership, citizen of the year poll

(By CARLA GAFF Staff Writer Results of the membership drive, along with the poll concerning the citizens of the year banquet, were discussed by the Milford Area Development Council during its Saturday morning meeting. To date the council has received 74 individual members for the year and 23 business members. Businesses donate $25 to MAD

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MILFORD CLERK-Treasurer Monica Bice is busy gathering information on the town, its industry and its schools to send to a young man in Milford, Mass. It seems Monica received a letter from a young student in the Memorial School in Milford, Mass., asking for information on Milford, Ind. It reads: Director Chamber of Commerce Town Hall Milford, Ind. 46542

when becoming a member, while individuals give $lO. Along with encouraging members for 1987, the membership drive notifications were also sent to residents in order to receive their feelings concerning the annual citizen of the year banquet. The results of the poll showed that 18 MAD members favor having a citizen of the year banquet, six oppose, and 44 have no definite opinion on the matter. Treasurer Don Arnold explained that many members sent additional ideas to the council, some stating that perhaps the banquet should be held every other year and not annually. Additionally it was suggested that the banquet not have only a Milford Citizen of the year, but also notice several citizens in the community MAD President Donn Kesler stated, “I have two thoughts on the current results, one being that I am very thankful for the number of members who took the time to give us an opinion. And the other, being that I am concerned about the 44 with no opinion votes.” Kesler went on tok say that he hoped that this did not mean that the 44 with no opinion, were not going to be supportive of what ever decision the council made. Though the council has received a good response from the community at this time, council officials stated that they would still

Achievement book winners announced

(By RONALD W. HOYT Extension Agent, 4-H & Youth | 4-H members who submitted Achievement Books for 1987 had their books judged last week. A total of 16 books were judged this year. In the Junior Category, 4-Hers competing were: Darren Kline; Shawn Krull; Trent Long; Eric Mikel; Jill Sommers; Lisa Strang ; and Andi Stroup. Winners of the top awards in the Junior Category were: Lisa Strang; Shawn Krull; Trent Long; Jill Sommers and Andi Stroup. In the Senior Category, advancing to state competition are: Shirley Bolinger, poultry; Kim Demske, home management; Mark Demske, forestry; Lisa Kaiser, achievement; Duane Kline, sheep; Janet Lynch, beef; Katti Stroup, national conference; and Mary Beth Tusing, dairy. Also competing in the .Senior Contest was Penny Williamson in sheep.

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Dear Sir or Madam: I am a third grade student in Memorial School and I live in Milford, Mass. On May 16, 1987, we are having a writing expo so parents can see what we wrote. Can we have information about: your town? We are going to display it to people. Sincerely, Cliff Denaro It would appear, because of young Cliff and Monica’s efforts, the people of this New England town are going to learn about Milford, Ind. r

like to see additional forms come in. In 1986 the council had received 93 individual memberships and 29 business members by the time of its February meeting. Anyone not having turned in his or her form is encouraged to do so as soon as possible, as the council will be waiting to make its decision concerning the banquet until the next meeting. The council also discussed its annual Memorial Day chicken barbecue which will be held on May 25 at the community building. Last year the council made SSOB during the event which is sponsored as a money making project to help support the upkeep of the community building. Over 1,000 halves were sold, with a estimation of 600-800 persons participating in event. Although definite plans have not yet been made, currently, the council is planning to serve applesauce, slaw and coffee or orange drink with inside meals while carry outs will be the traditional chicken halves only. The council reported that the library has received the S4OO interest funds donation from MAD, and that additional commitments for interest monies would not be made at this time. MAD will be meeting on March 14 for its regularly scheduled monthly session. All members are encouraged to participate and attend the meeting.

Each year one Overall Champion book is selected for special honors from the Senior Category. This year, Lisa Kaiser, member of the Creative Coeds and Successful 4-Hers of Milford, was named the winner of a SSO U.S. savings bond, sponsored by the Kosciusko County 4-H Council. Each participating member also received $5 gift certificates from local pizza restaurants. 4-H CALENDAR February 18 — 4-H rocket meeting, 7-8:30 p.m., Justice Building lounge 18 — Claypool 4-H club meeting, 7 p.m. 19 — 4-H Vet Science meeting, 7 p.m., Justice Building lounge 20 — Area plant science judging committee meeting, 9 a.m. 23 — 4-H Junior Leaders and Officers Training School, 7 p.m., Warsaw Middle School 24 — Lucky Lassies and Lads meeting, 7-8:30 p.m., Justice Building lounge