The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 December 1965 — Page 18

THE MAIL-JOURNAL Wednesday, December, 22, 1965

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IX VIET NAM — >‘fc. Jan B. Bean. I SMI', sen of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bean of 319 south Lake stre.t in Syracuse. is now serving with the 7th Motor Transport Batallion at <hu Lai. Viet Nam. His address is:

buy safe toys for CHILDREN THIS CHRISTMAS Good judgement is essential in purchasing sa:e toys for children, Says the American Insurance AsMK'iation. Chemical sets and toys requiring fuels can become hazardous in young ,hands, it warns. '\:l play with chemical toys or those involving fuels should be supervised by parents, the assoc.alion advises. And. when buying electrical toys, choose only those with the V. 1. Underwriters L atones 1 label. TINSEL Tinsel on the Christmas tree be* gan, so legend says, when sp.de-s covered with webs a tret* that bad i>evn decorated by a mother tor he: many children To reward the woman for her goodness to her Children, the Christ Child changed the spider webs to Ce.tnung silver

S< Si i?i S* Si Si Si -.X *■«► Si *<i *•* ?< ** ** '«»■'’’* **- ** ** *■* ■ •** ** ** *"* 5; I & GREEKS I | <' '*'■»• -1 j£?A*v ' » '**' l 1 j£ I 1 ? t; '*ai ? - y»», T*fc- • • \?*jL-(k« 5 K<W®l ; * i - < -K® " - ’ J ■ Vr.W From all of -us Io g :< all of you, we send our *• g X .'* greetings and best wishes for a merry, g m dd-fashioned holiday season. jj BURGERLAND DRIVE-IN I 1 5 »• Syracuse Bruce Johnston, Mgr. ♦j XX XX XX XXXX?BXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX X K X -X g» at ,-i si Si xsiSisi si MM xxsixsixxxxxxx si xxxxx x x x s. I I i JK I ? Ji/ € » v Ofe- * r?Z z *4^’/ 5 i 3=sF<. tx \ $ i » « jKi -CKSvB ' * * « T ffc. , if Mir Jhe tree L\ ® i 2rZ R S trimmed, ornaments X. » ® V 7 are flunmerine. Santa s <t § I arrived and every body's happy ’ To all you wonderful people. L U ?4 t >/ •* 3| tee send wishes for all the *' ? best of Christmas. " / « \ >« are happy to know and^ f X a to serve you, g i W\ >r F wWr z%y Jf * A\ Z? Av * /K \J P » 1 AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR | — FROM — I Anchor Bar | CLEO Uptown Syracuse

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List Blue Ribbon Winners Between 1,200 and 1.300 persons visited the Holiday Flower Show. "There's A Song In The Air”, held recently at Goshen college, under sponsorship of the Mr. and Mrs. Garden club of Goshen and the Garden Department of the Woman s club. Included were oxer 300 entries of various Christmas arrangements. Mrs. Radcliffe Neterer received the sweepstakes award for receiving the most ribbvns Mrs. J. N Smucker received the award of distinction fop her entry. "Throw Another Log t>n The Fire.” The beautitul brown dot' used in her display was sculptured by Mrs Smucker. Tiie playground exhibit was most interesting, demonstrating the ability of the children in - using flowers, painting materials, pine cone craft as well as seed pictures and other

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crafts. Mrs. Neterer was in charge of the display. The Pioneer club of the City Church of the Brethren participated with many cone animals, Christmas decorations, and the He-Ma-Ka-Di Camp Fire girls and Den One of Parkside school cubs each exhibited a Christmas tree, which were blue ribbon winners. Other blue ribbon winners among the children were Charles Ainlay, Jr., for his seed picture of Santa Claus, using the song title, “Santa Claus is Coming to Town”; Susan .Ainlay, pine cone jesters; Sue Kirkpatrick. pine cone turkey; Kevin Kirkpatrick. Christmas tree ornament; Denise .Andersen, terrarium and Laura Kasdorf, her entry in, "We Bring Our Gifts.” The conservation exhibit of Mrs. J. E. Coughman, which included milk .carton bird feeders and suet holders, was most informative, as well as her recipe for a bird pudding, “That's i For The Birds.” Mrs. Edna Miller received the award of merit in the horticultural for her fern. Mrs; Darrel Taggart of First Methodist church received a blue ribbon Tor' her shadow box depiction of i " Silent Night;” the Garden club of' Middlebury received a blue ribbon for its screen duplication of a Christmas card “Noel”. Also blue ribbon winners were the floor pedestals arrangement by Mrs. June Mishler of

»h ■# SL* / ■ I Sinccii I vvvU st ttsWtr' WicjiPC » ..w tv .y vrisiies | «fOfifiKSl 10 i « All » a All § ro J; J.hank you, dear friends and customers, for the generous measure of partonage you extended to us throughout the past year. You have made it our most successful ever, and it is with sincere gratitude and pleasure that we wish you the finest of everthing, always. Merry Christmas! I State Bank of Syracuse » T MEMBER F. D. I. C. A PHARMACIST'S CHRISTMAS CAROL | ! i I. . I kg ‘Twas the night before Christinas in Joe Smith s drug store IS It And Joe had just turned the key in the door, . The Christmas goods arrayed so nicely that mom Now lay on the counters all tattered and tom. * fl| Joe sighed, and then wearily shaking his head tw Rearranged the display and then went home to bed. & He was just dozing off when the doorbell’s loud clang Aroused him. He uttered a very mild “Hang,” .<* $ But, donning his slippers and robe went below. M At the door was a lad, ragged, covered with snow. “What's the matter?" asked Joe when he saw the young lad. Ase “It’s my ma,” the boy whispered, “she’s sick —- real bad. M “I’ve got a perscripshun. Doc sent me to you. “Said he thought with this medicine he’d bring her thru." Joe nodded his head and replied, “Come on in.” M Through his tears the boy mustered a wisp of a grin. •Ji Joe dressed and together they trudged down thestreet In The snow creaked and cracked under their feet. Then into the store and back to the case. r* And Joe shook his head — the sleep to erase. He got the ingredients, checked them all twice e And then as he started to figure the price K M He glanced at the lad with His clothes all a-tatter. < And he said to himself, “Oh! What does it matter. .«< “Come on,” (to the lad), “I’ll go home with you. M "1 might as well see the thing all the way thru.” M g Then, taking the lad’s hand and saying, “Let’s go.’’ ' S He led him again thru the blustering snow. As Joe arrived home, the moon shining bright, >, Gave luster of midday to objects that night « M But Joe didn’t notice the moon or the snow. X His thoughts were back there where a lamp’s feeble glow, Vfc Had illumined a husband who bent O’er his wife and whispered, “God bless you, Joe Smith for her life. I BURKHOLDER | | REXALL DRUGS | « ' DOWNTOWN SYRACUSE B

Nappanee; the informal buffet “Praise For Bread” of Psi De- lota Xi Sorority and the single place setting of the Welcome Wagon. Visitors at the show were greeted with a Noel group arranged by Mrs. Leroy Baker and Mrs. Harry Van i Antwerp, with a background of 1 carols provided by Mansfield ■ Sectric. 1 “Deck The Halls” instruction pro- ■ vided by Mrs. Paul Kirkpatrick on the construction of Christmas trees and wreaths was a most popular ] spot. The dogwood and roses pre- J served by Mrs. William Rieth

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brought memories of our summer days, and the artistic classes exhibited many and varied fine arrangements. Other blue ribbon winners were Mrs. Gerald Sherman, Mrs.. Don Gardner. Mrs. C. F. Bishop, Mrs. Hubert Oswalt, Mrs. Harry Van Antwerp, Mrs. Edna Miller, Mrs. Wilfred St. Germain, Mrs. Donald Gill, Mrs. George Hoyman, Mrs. William Rees and Mrs. Radcliffe Neterer. The judges were Mrs. Harold Franklin of Dowagic, Mich., Mrs. Robert Hayden of Cassopolis, Mich., u?d Mrs. Hubert Oswalt, Wabash.

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