The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 June 1987 — Page 22

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., June 24,1987

Local teachers participate in workshop

There are 40 elementary school teachers who are participating in a workshop Am “Connecting Science to Young Children’s Experiences” at Goshen College this week (June 22-25). The workshop is a Prime Time Training Institute funded by the Indiana Department of Education for teachers pf grades kindergarten through grade three. Participants receive a stipend and certificate-renewal credits for their work. The scnool systems represented include Baugo, Central Noble, Columbia City, Con- ■ cord, Goshen, Elkhart, Middlebury, Mishawaka, Penn-

Searching for senior citizens

The Syracuse Sesquicentennial Committee is searching for people 80 years of age or older who • have spent most of the past 60 years in Syracuse or Turkey Creek Township. These will be recognized at the ribbon cutting ceremony July 3 at Crosson Park If anyone knows of a senior citizen who fills this description.

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Harris-Madison, ; .South West Allen County, Triton, UnionNorth, Wa-Nee, Warsaw, Wawasee, West Noble and Westview. The teachers were selected from applications from within a 50-mile radius of Goshen College. The workshop director is Kathleen G. Short, Goshen College associate professor of education. The 5 following local teachers were selected to attend the training institute: - Beth Beer, Milford (Central Elementary, Wa-Nee); Jo Butler, Syracuse (Syracuse Elementary); Dianne Grothaus,

they are asKed to send the senior’s name, age, address, phone, time lived in Syracuse/Turkey Creek Twp., and occupation or contributions that have been to the community to JA Business, 101 Pickwick Place, Syracuse, Ind. 46567 or to Syracuse Public Library, 118 E. Main St., Syracuse, by June 30.

Syracuse (West Noble Elementary); ' Julie Gunden, Milford, (Milford Elementary); Linda Haney, Syracuse (Wolf Lake Elementary, Central Noble); Suzi King, Syracuse (Indian

Heavy equipment is stolen

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Crime Stoppers, a non-profit organization involving the police, the media and the phblic in the fight against crime, offers anonymity and cash rewards to persons who furnish’information leading to the arrest and the filing of criminal charges against felony offenders. The following “Crime of the Week” was furnished by the Kosciusko County Crime Stop-

Meadows Elementary, S.W. Allen County); Dixie Pryor, North Webster (North Webster Elementary); and Joy St. Germain, Goshen (Syracuse Elementary

pers organization: The theft of some heavy construction equipment is the “Crime of the Week.” On June 1, a turquoise and black truck pulling a black trailer with a 1986 Ford tractor and a backhoe was stolen just south of Syracuse. The truck was later discovered in .Angola. At this time, the trailer, tractor and backhoe are still missing. The tractor also had a ,one and a quarter yard front bucket. The items still missing are valued at 7 nearly SBO,OOO. Persons with information regarding this theft are asked to contact Crime Stoppers, toll-free, at 1-800-342-STOP. Callers will be assigned a code number and will not be asked to reveal their names."

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RECEIVE FIVE-YEAR AWARDS—Two students from Lee Anne Stewart’s Dance School were accidentally omitted and did not receive their five-year dance awards with the other recipients on Saturdays June 13. They are, left, Anne Smith, Syracuse, and Shelly Engle, North Webster. (Photo by Sunrise Photography) j

Brumbaugh participates in 'Piano Week'

A Syracuse resident, Jennifer Brumbaugh of r 2 box 219, was one of 21 teenagers who participated in Goshen College’s recent “Piano Week” for junior and senior high school students. Piano Week participants received instruction from Professor Arthur Becknell of the University of Wisconsin at Madison on “Improving Your

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Rhythmic Response;” participated in master classes given by Donald Walker, a member of the artist faculty at Northern Illinois University, DeKalb; and, heard lecture-recitals on “Piano Masterworks” by Douglas Bomberger, Goshen College assistant professor of music. In the evening, the students heard recitals by Mary Jo Schmidt of the University of Kansas; Marvin Blickenstaff, Goshen College professor of music; Mary Louise Hooley, Goshen College assistant professor of music; and Walker and Bomberger. Besides music activities, also participated in sports, a square dance and picnics.

Named to dean's list at Miami U.

A 3.5 average or better was achieved by 1,843 Miami University students during the second semester. Named to the dean’s list at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, was Kent Eric Vandenoever, r 1 box 74E, Milford.

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Synthetic fibers require special care

By MARIETTA F. HENRY Extension Home Economist

■ Since 1939, when nylon appeared on the scene, an array of synthetic fibers has from the test tubes of labs and found places in the lives of consumers. Consumers learned quickly that the test tube fibers required a different kind of care than 100 percent cotton. For example, u polyester is oleophilic or ,r oil loving.” That is, it has a high affinity for oily soils. “Ring around the collar” was not easily removed by the usual laundry procedures. The oil loving property of polyester and some of the other synthetics provided an opportunity for the laundry products industry to develop useful new money making products that would attack the problem of “ring around the collar.” Pretreatment products for treating oil soiled necklines and cuffs of synthetic fiber containing shirts and blouses made their debut and became a staple in essentially every household and commercial laundry. Recent fashion seasons have brought an increasing amount of 100 percent cotton back on the scene. And well established habits are hard to break! Those" highly effective pre-treatment products got applied to the grimy necklines of the 100 percent cottons, as well as to the necklines of the synthetics and their blends. To the surprise and chagrin of the consumer conditioned to expect miracles, faded splotches were now very much in evidence on areas of some of the 100 percent cotton garments where the pretreatment product had been applied. Why was this happening? The pre-treatment products commonly contain a grease solvent to dissolve the body oils of “ring around the collar” and other oily soils. Unfortunately, some of the dyes used on 100 percent cotton fabrics are not colorfast to a mix of grease solvent (pre-treatment product) and water (laundry

bath). The directions for use of pretreatment products commonly advise the consumer to spray the soiled area, allow a few minutes for the product to work, and proceed with the recommended wash cycle. The solvent on the pre-treated garment does not hav6 time to evaporate and the combination of solvent and water can cause a loss of color from the 100 percent cotton clothing dyed with the susceptible dye. Generally, since cotton does not have a strong love affair with oily soils, aggressive pretreatment of necklines and other heavily soiled areas may not be necessary. But, if you do have a strong urge to pre-treat, an application of concentrated liquid detergent, or a paste of a granular detergent, applied to the heavily soiled area of 100 per-, cent cotton garments, is generally a safe alternative measure.

Hook's have free safety belt info

Statistics show 45,000 people die each year from motor vehicle accidents, yetnearly half of them could have been Saved if they’d worn their safety belts. Safety belts are the simplest, most affordable and most effective way to save hundreds of lives and millions of dollars for everyone. In an effort to help promote safety belt usage, all Hook’s Drug Stores have free information for consumers. “Buckle Up” is a brochure that offers facts and tips about proper safety belt usage and its advantages. In addition, all Incliana Hook’s stores nave free bumper stickers promoting the new safety belt law which goes into effect July 1. At that time, all front seat occupants in passenger vehicles will be required to wear their safety belts. “Buckle Up” brochures are available at all Hook’s Drug Store Info Centers. Free bumper stickers are available at all Indiana Hook’s Drug Stores.

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