The Mail-Journal, Volume 27, Number 1, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 February 1988 — Page 66
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PROGRESS EDITION — Wed., February 17,1988
MAD sets new goals
The next couple of years will see Milford Area Development Council, Inc., looking at doing new things and doing more activities on Memorial Day. Goals have been set for MAD by its new president, John Replogle. “More involvement in community activities and getting more people involved in working and doing things together,” will be worked on he noted. Perhaps the main goal is that of getting business people interested and involved in MAD, especially in the meetings. Replogle noted anyone who has paid the membership fee, business or individually, is welcome to attend the monthly meetings. MAD meets the second Saturday of each month at 9 a.m. in the Milford Community Building. A start has been made towards more attendance at meetings, with representatives from the ministerial association, town
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board, and emergency medical service coming back and attending meetings again. MAD board members are looking forward to the first Milford Community Recognition Night in the spring. This event replaces the former Milford Citizen of the Year Banquet. The recognition night was suggested to the board as away to honor volunteer groups for services to the community. In a mailing to area residents recently, the public was asked to select a volunteer group. Among those being considered are the EMS, ministerial association, volunteer firemen, Lions club, Kiwanis club, little league organization, library board, or others not listed who are volunteers. Unlike the citizen of the year, the group being honored will be announced prior to the night of the banquet. An individual within that organization may also be recognized, but not announced until that evening.
Started In 1970 A steering committee for MAD was formed in the spring of 1970. Its purpose was to aid the town board’s efforts in promoting business and community growth. One of the most significant projects MAD undertook in
Roach Building has quality cedar products
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Liberty Bank and Trust Co. is new name for Counting House
Liberty Bank and Trust Company is the new name for the former Counting House Bank. The name change came from the August 12,1987, merger of the Leiters Ford State Bank and the Counting House Bank. Bank directors made the union in order to keep costs low and the customer service high. The merger made it possible for both small town banks to continue to offer the • i/
its 18 year history was the building of a communi y building. Construction began in 1982. Today, MAD maintains the building for community use by service clubs, youth organizations, EMS and senior citizens. (Continued on page 21)
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