The Mail-Journal, Volume 3, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 December 1964 — Page 14

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Thursday, December 84. ISM

Take Precautions During Holidays An emphatic plea for extreme caution on the part of both drivers and pedestrians during the Christmas holiday period has been voiced by Gerald W. Cavanagh, president of the Chicago Motor club. “Most of us fail to realize that the Christmas holiday period is the most dangerous time of the year for aiyone who is walking or driving,” be said.' ‘“The holiday season is wonderful. but the best way to preserve the Christmas spirit is to take the responsibility for courteous and careful driving and walking.” Cavanagh pointed out that most traffic accidents occur when the usually careful driver takes his mind off his driving—when he takes that one unnecessary chance. He urged pedestrians ta&oey traffic signals and cross only at intersections. He asked motorists to be alert for slippery spots: to signal we!i in advance of stopping or turn-

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ing; to keep a safe distance behind the car ahead; to be consdeate of pedestrians; and to drive at a speed suitable for existing conditions. Cavanagh said motor club records show that the period from Christmas througb New Year’s Day is an extremely hazardous one, with ( Christmas Eve particularly danger ous for motorists and pedestrians. Wawakeechie HD Club Has Christmas And Anniversary Party The Wawakeechie Home Demonstration club of near Syracuse met at the clubhouse on Wednesday. Dec. 16, at 12:30 pan. There were 17 members and four guests. Mrs. Bessie Lewis, Mrs. Theries Doll. Mrs. Gene Allen and four-year-oki Betsy Storms. The meeting was a combination of the dub’s Christmas party and the honoring of a golden anniversary, the honor guest being Mrs. James Bundy. The group was served ice cream and golden wedding cake and punch by the hostesses.

ku-s. George Myers and Mrs. Paul Hathaway. Mrs. W. E. Schoeff, president, wdcomed the members and guests and then presented Mrs. Bundy with a set of gold color sofa pillows as a gift from the club and the club members sang several songs of romance, ted by Mrs. Eugene Hatterstey and accompanied by Mrs. Fred Banta at the piano. A short business’ meeting followed and Mrs. Hattersley gave the roll call. Meditations were given by Mrs. Leia Myers and she read two poems by Edgar Guest, the titles were “At Christmas" and “The Cookie Jar”. Tie secretary’s report was given by Mrs. Hattersley and a thankyou note was read from the Busy

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Homemakers dub who had been guests at the November meeting. The treasurer’s report was given by Mrs. Vernon Martin. A report was given by Mrs. Doll on Mrs. Bernita Ruple, a member of the dub who is ill at the Parkview hospital in Fort Wayne, and during the business discussion it was decided the dub would have a luncheon for the January meeting, the place and time to be arranged by Mrs. Hattersley. The president, Mrs. Schoeff, very graciously thanked all of the members individually for their services during the past year. The group then sang Christmas carols and this was followed by the gift exchange. The next meeting will be held January 27.

TERRY R. BROCK BEGINS BASIC GREAT LAKES, ILL. Dec. 4Seaman Recruit Terry R. Brock, 17, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Brock of 413 John St.. Syracuse, recently began basic training at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes IU. The nine week training includes naval orientation, history and orand gunnery, military drill, first aid and survival.

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During the training recuits re- ( < ceive tests and interviews which i < determine their future assignments ‘' in the Navy. Upon completing die I program they are assigned to ser-! vice schools for technical tracing • or to ships and stations for on the | job training in a Navy rating specialty. Naval training produces the power in seapower by supplying qualified personnel to man the ships, planes and shore statkns of today’s Navy.

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