The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 October 1987 — Page 15

*'fl KivSf •. - 4 Ji TEST THE BEST CONTEST WINNER - Brerida Oaks of Warsaw was chosen grand prize winner of a 1987 Nissan Sentra two-door sedan. Nineteen Indiana Nissan dealers recently held a “Test the Best” contest which involved test driving a Nissan. Oaks name was entered in the final drawing, along with the other 18 winners from other Indiana issan dealers. Shown handing her the keys to the car is Sonny Nellans, owner. (Photo by Mike Skevington)

BTrfl I **• w s z~\ ~ w v ‘ ■ i flfll ■ fl a. B, . §*--*- 818 SR?- '"~ wB VENT CHALLENGE PRIZE WINNERS — Pictured are the winnsts following the Tent Event Challenge new and used car and truck sale that was held in Warsaxdßtember 17-19 Left to wful * O t S .’’ J ! 11 GroSe ’ blender wi "ner: Donna Robinson, grandfß winner of gas grill; Keith LaFountain, blender winner; and Sonny Nellans. (Photo by Mike Skevision)

Pumpkins, pumpkins everywhere

SHERRY K. LANDGRAF Guest Feature Writer

Along with the arrival of colorful autumn leaves also appears bright, orange-yellow pumpkins. You see them sitting in large crates or lined up according to sizes in front of markets and grocery stores. Along most any country road you’ll see a sign, “Pumpkins for sale,” and also see creative displays of pumpkins in front of homes. Pumpkins are a rich source of vitamin A which promotes healthy skin, helps the body fight infections, especially of the respiratory tract. It also helps prevent night blindness and poor eye sight. The inside fleshy, edible part of pumpkins can be cooked by baking or steaming and is used for pies, as well as using it in breads, cakes, cookies, etc. Pumpkin seeds are high in phosphorus and protein. Phosphorus is necessary for the utilization of calcium and vitamin D. It is essential for healthy teeth and bones. Protein is known as our body’s building blocks. For children, the sight of these large, round, bright orange pumpkins adds excitement and anticipation of Halloween just around the corner. >

Now i B Northern J B v< *° Kosciusko County J H The official Sears for you is now the | Q Ligonier catalog center. We offer appliances JJ in stock for immediate pick up. Delivery is 1 Fl available. Full line of one stop catalog shop- I M ping. Special services, VCR repair, all | |m makes, wood lawn building, display g Q samples, blind cleaning, fence installation. S SEARS MERCHANT ■ Q US 6 AT US 33, LIGONIER, IN We Meet Or Beat All Published Sears Ads STORE HOURS: Mon., Wed., Fri. 9 A.M.-6 P.M.; Thurs., Sat. 9 A.M.-5 P.M.; Closed Sun. B

At our house, the carving of our pumpkins into jack-o-lanterns is a family event. Each of our three children has his own pumpkin to carve with the help and guidance of us of course. They especially enjoy picking through the strings to gather the pumpkin seeds. We always rinse off the seeds and then roast them. They are a delight, nutritional snack. Roasted pumpkin seeds — Spread on a baking sheet or shallow pan. Bake in a 350 degree oven for five-10 minutes until lightly brown. Can be stored in covered jar at room temperature out of direct sunlight. Pumpkin pie — Three eggs, one and a half cups pumpkin, cooked, one-third cup honey, one-half teaspoon salt, one teaspoon cinnamon, one-fourth teaspoon cloves, one-fourth teaspoon nutmeg, one and a half cups milk. Beat eggs, add pumpkin and honey, mixing well. Combine spices and salt with pumpkin mixture. Slowly add milk. Pour into prepared nine or 10 inch pie shell. Bake at 425 degrees for 15 minutes and then 325 degrees for 45 minutes. Sherry K. Landgraf Is a feature writer who lives in Elkhart. Sweet oblivion Perhaps if we could forget our troubles as easily as our blessings we would live better. — Tribune, Oskaloosa, la.

On and off Women’s fashions are those things that go in one year and out the other

OCTOBER ~1 WE'RE HAVING A GARAGE SALE DATE: October 15th A Uth BBf</ TIME: 9:00 A.M. To 3:00 P.M. LOCATION: Activity Room, MH jMb MILLER'S MERRY MANOR, INC. 7 It s time for toll cleaning once again! Now is the time U^' IBfc,to clean out those attics, basements, and garages. You can get rid of your unwanted clutter, and ot the ' same time help by supporting the Resident Activity Program. You can bring all of your donations to a W to Miller's Merry Manor on County Farm Road, anytime WAB U K K J between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday U K f jg through Friday. We ask that everything be delivered W W by October 14th, and kindly ask that all donations be clean and sellable. All unsold items will be donated to I W W charity. • For more information call 267-8196 and ask for COMMUNITY TRICK OR TREAT Colleen or Pbrthena in the Activity Department. Thank Os *sl 1 QQ7 you for your donations. wCT. 01, 170/ At Miller's Merry Manor! from . . . "Watch For More Details" LISA NOBLE employee of the month On August 27th, 36 of our residents attended our outing to Lisa is 18 years old, and is now a student at the University of Inthe Franke Park Zoo in Fort dianapolis She is studying to be a Physical Therapist. Lisa works a Y ne - **'*“* 0 mis, y day. and part-time here at Millers, as a Dietary Assistant and a Therapy the sun didn t shine on us. but Aide everyone seemed to have hod an <-k„ u ■ _i u l . u enjoyable doy out Sh y ihe s havln 9 a 9 ood ” me o# College, but she misses We want to say thank you to all »v»7°ne here. Congratulations. Lisa, and we miss you, tool (If the volunteers and the staff L,sa 5 last name sound s a bit familiar, it might.be because her members who helped on the Zoo mother is Koy Noble the Director of Nursing hereof Miller's Merry Trip. Your help wos appreciated Manor.) ■ beyond words. Thanksagain. The Activity Department V / Pa. thena Shepherd On CO Se e p e .embe C r he 2nd we met ATTENTION RESIDENT FAMILYIII with two other groups of Miller's Are you in need of some gift ideas for your resident family residents in North Webster for member? Well, this might be the perfect solution for you! There the Dixie Boot Ride. It was a fun will be a company coming in to Miller's Merry Manor on November afternoon. It wos a windy day, sth, to set up a very nice line of clothing for both men and women but the sun was nice and warm. The sale will run from 1:00-4:30 P.M. This might be a great time to Even Gladys Haas enjoyed it, who ge) f(,at shopping list for Christmas started and of the same time ad never been on a boat ride to |< o core o j g e tf, n g some items your family member might be in Tu re « . u u need of. 'Flappe P re r ttes"on7he et’ho^slp 8 . .'! yOU have any c ’ u «” ion ‘- con ’ a '* ,h# Ac,lvl, Y Department or tember was another success en- OCI ° ervlces--by many residents. These women whose ages ranged from 66 to 92 years old, sure put on a————————— dandy show! They did some song HAPPY BIRTHDAY RESIDENTS C. . and dance acts that really . . .. .. , s brought down the house, as the ° del ’ * c ” u ' lan | clapping and laughing could be Gaynelle Daly 10/07/95 In heard throughout the halls! Florence Schrader.lo/11/01 On September 16th, a group of Curtis Bunn ; ... 10/18/03 residents went to the "Friendship Callie Snyder .3... . 10/22/96 House" in Winona Lake, where Henry Butlerlo/25/92 we heard several speakers, Nellie Griffith 10/27/08 which was then followed by a * Special Belated Birthday Wishes delicious luncheon. The program Lillian Norriso9/27/02 was televised, which enabled the residents to see themselves on TV. That was definitely thrilling! B -duller * Merry Manor NC. I I It 5 .! 0 PMWDERS OF 24 NOUR BRUCE MINIHOF, M.A. (219)267-1196 PROFESSIONAL NURSING CARE ADMINISTRATOR

I , uUa/tief to’s uUewios MARIETTA HENRY

Microwave should be clean

A clean microwave oven interior is more than just attractive — it also ensures the best cooking performance from the appliance. According to home economists, infrequent cleaning may cause a number of problems. Cooking time may be slowed by a build-up of food particles on the walls or floor of the oven. Food soils absorb the microwave energy that should be used by the cooking food. Food particles around the door frame may keep the door from sealing properly or may event prevent the oven from starting. Unpleasant odors may develop when food soils remain or build up on microwave oven interior surfaces. , Here are some tips from the Whirlpool Appliance Information ] Service to help keep an oven , clean: After each use, wipe the oven’s interior surfaces with a paper towel, soft cloth or sponge dipped in a solution of mild detergent and warm water. Remove cooked-on food by boiling one cup of water- in a bowl or 2-cup glass measure - inside the oven for several minutes. The steam condenses on the interior

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and makes soil easier to removed Wipe out with a paper towel, soft\ cloth or sponge. Clean stains from the oven floor with a paste of baking soda and water, a special ceramic glass cleaner or a mild cleanser. Don’t use harsh cleaners or steel wood pads. They can cause scratches or rust. Remove odors caused by strong flavored foods (such as fish, cabbage or garlic), burned foods, or food soil build-up by boiling a solution of >/ 2 cup lemon juice and 1 cup water in a bowl or 4-cup measure for several minutes. Let stand for 5-6 minutes in the oven. Then wipe clean. These simple suggestions will help keep microwave ovens clean, odor free and operating properly. — The largest seeds in the world are the nuts of the coco-de-mer or double coconut palm, of , the Seychelles, an island group in the Indian Ocean. A nut may weigh up to 50 pounds.

Xflxfli ‘ MH Ibb* jfc' .-v- ... iSQfIU THE SIGNS OF FALL — For many area persons decorating for the autumn season is a creative challenge and nearly as much fun as decorating for the Christmas season. The residents of this home on 1000 N, three miles west of SR 13, obviously have taken up the challenge and enjoy autumn in Indiana. (Photo by Carla Gaff)

KLA classes to begin Oct. 8

The 1987-88 Kosciusko Leadership Apademy class will begin on October 8, 26 potential leaders will be participating. Fifteen sessions will be held at the Justice Building in Warsaw from 7:30-9:30 a.m. Orientation will be conducted by Jean Northerner, Matt Dalton, and John Sadler

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Wed., October 7.1887 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

The Kosciusko Leadership Academy is in its seventh year. It is designed to provide education and leadership to a new generation of community leaders. Class members will be: Leon Hofer, Paul Scheuer, Brad Whaley, Mark Randall, Randy Polston, Chuck Lucas, Kent Kleeman,

Greg Kitchens, Christopher Kehler, Cynthia Kaiser, Richard Junk, Kay Goshert, William Davis, Melvin Campbell, Davis Baker, Richard Kitson, John Ettinger, Roger Schori, Laura Sprungl, Frank Scaler, Dinah Armey, Carolyn Anders, Donald Lacey, Jeffrey Smith, Max Anders, and Paul Boyd.

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