The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 December 1965 — Page 3

Honor Roll Released For Milford High School For Second Grading Period

The honor roll for the second grading period at Milford high school has been released. It follows Seniors — Judy Beer, Connie Biller, Carol Chambers, Loretta Chupp, Rosetta Chupp. Michelle Conn’. Ann Leemon, Joan Schlotterback. Brenda Wilson, Phil Barkey, John Beiswanger and .Allen Brunjes. Juniors — Roberta Arnsden, Allyson Anglin, Virginia Arthur*, Joyce Beer. Gayla Bird, Donna Da vidsen. Janet Purdum*, Susie Scott*, Kathy Wolferman, David Arnold. Bob Hoerr, Roger Rheinheimer and Ned Speicher. Sophomores — Mary Bontrager, RiiropH Di Ann Fisher Nan- i

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cy Wilson, Dave Beer, Dan Brown, Tom Gunden, David Henson, Greg Jackson and Dick O'Blenis. Freshmen — Debbie Arthur, Sherry Graff, Carol Mynhier, Kristi Phend*, Gloria Rapp*, Faye Rheinheimer, Dan Beer*, Kent Biller, Dale Custer and Martin Straka. Eighth Grade — Vicki Arnold*, Becky Brown. Janet Fisher, Brenda Hurd*, Sherne Jackson and Betty Sorensen. Seventh Grade — Sally Beer, Emilv Bontrager, Connie Geiger. Vicki Little, Patty Myers Debbie I Shearer, Vickie Walker, Hiilfp Bender and David Cory*. / An * represents all A's.A

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Judy's 'Jems' MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL NEWS By Judy Vanlaningham The teachers <rf Milford were out to show that they cannot be outdone by the students in the field of music ability. Tuesday, to celebrate the last day before. Christmas vacation, they gave a program consisting of a band made up of teachers playing instruments of their high school days, poems and the Christmas story. To begin the Christmas vacation, Rhetama will present a Christmas dance featuring the Dukes, a well known band from Goshen. Hie theme for the dance is “Winter Wonderland.” All high school st if dents and their dates are invited. The student council, which has been active in affairs of the school this year, has organized a project to promote the spirit of giving. Boxes and cans have been set around in various places for those who wish to give to the fund for the Orn nursing home. A present will be purchased and given to the home for the benefit of those living there. Evil Smota held another hilarious meeting Tuesday to celebrate the holiday season. Demonstrations were given by Jan Purdum. Ally-

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son Anglin, Pat Mishler and Joyce Beer under the supervision of Mr. Kitson. The girls showed the as- ; sects of the black light on various obi jects, such as false teeth, real teeth of the demonstrators, and various objects found about the room. They ended the program by placing the blade light on the Christmas tree which had been painted with flourescent paint. Accidents - < Continued from page 1> bles of Ligonier was going north on state rood 15 through Milford when tHe driver lost control on the curve at the south edge of town. The truck skidded and hit a stateowned patrol truck driven by Carl Evans of Warsaw-. Rumbles’ truck overturned. No one was seriously injured in | any of the accidents. AIRMAN RICHARD PRESTON VISITING PARENTS IN SYRACUSE ■ Home from a tour of duty in Germany, A-lc Richard Preston is at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Preston, Syracuse. He is to report January 20 to the air force base at Mountain Home, Idaho. He has been in service three years, nine months and is working on his bachelor’s degree in military science Airman Preston, in the three years he has spent in the air force, has been in several countries.

SYRACUSE-NORTH WEBSTER Hospital Notes LYNN HELVEY UNDERGOES OPERATION Lynn Helvey, nine-year-old daugi. ter of Lakeland school board member Jerry Helvey and Mrs. Helvey of North Webster, underwent a minor operation at 4:30 p.m. asterday (Tuesday) in the office of a Gary op-, thomdogisL » Dtbra Bell. 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thedore Bell r 2 Syracuse, w-as treated at the Murphy Medical Center Wednesday and released. ■ ■ Allen Kenney, seven - n >nth - old son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kenney, North Webster, was treated at the Murphy Medical Center Thursday and released. Mrs. Charles Koontz, r 1 North was admitted to the Whitley County hospital Wednesday. She was released Thursday. Mrs. Minnie Kuhn, North Webster. entered the Whitley County i hospital Wednesday. She was released Friday. Mrs. Clark Davis, North Webster, was dismissed from Whitley County hospital Thursday. Mrs. William Strombeck, North Webster, was released from the Whitley County hospital Thursday. Dr. Robert A. Craig. Syracuse, was released from the Goshen hospital Wednesday. Mrs. Melville Combs. Syracuse, has been admitted to the Goshen hospital. She returned to her home Monday. Phillip, son of Mrs. Ann Kessens. Our Lady of the Lake Seminary, Lake Wawasee, was released from the Goshen hospital Thursday. ; Mrs. Edith L. Palmer, r 4 Syr-

i f nU6tm&6 lit V A * 8 J I ft May the spirit of good « ft will to all men be your ft £j B guiding faith forever. J FULLER'S GENERAL STORE I MILFORD, INDIANA ft CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE 8 ' AT BEER S BOOK SHOP g THURSDAY & FRIDAY, DEC. 23 <6 24 J REFRESHMENTS SERVED ft Hear our inspiring and devotional long playing records. See ft our fine selection of books for Christian living'. k !5f ■ ft I — THEY MAKE WONDERFUL GIFTS. — ft ft ft We Invite Teachers And Students To See Our Fine ft ft Selection Os Famous Poetry By Former American Poets. ft ft — ft ft ft Henry Beer i ft ft *4 Phone: 658-4712 Milford, Indiana ft ! § ft ’as tv w »»»» ?s »»» I C/A' fir K J * » 01 1 the hope, the P C3Ce ar ld the love ft tJr \ l hat is Christmas ft 5 • A ft iJpcS I. \ emaiii with you ft '• Jv\jL lil r ZAv ft /J 1 I r\u lnt l >’ Our < l ear ones ft. X, v j forever and ever. | S? 5, /I / / ft | Foo and Faye Cantonese Restaurant | SYRACUSE, INDIANA *' 4 Closed For The Winter ft ? : t JL & ■ ' c - ■ ) -al 8 nT Wr O 71 /TT j 8 ' ■ r-jra ■* ■ - I S; aj -h i i jhnmngs | you be gifted uith S ; the precious gifts of lore, peace and UndeftlaHding during ibis holy season of Christmas. > HIRE ELECTRIC and APPLIANCES I S’ CY, STOVER, DARLENE, PAUL, BUD ft

acuse, was admitted to the Goshen ■ hospital Friday. She was released ’ Monday. ! Charles Fink. Syracuse, was rel leased from the Goshen hospital ■ Friday. ‘ | J. L. Kline. North Webster, was ; released from the Goshen hospital , Thursday. Mrs. Elsie Bowersox. Syracuse, was taken to the Om nursing home, Milford on Saturday evening. She returned home on Monday. Mrs. Samuel Searfoss. Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Sunday evening for observa- ! tion. Mrs. John E. Gall, r 1 Syracuse, was admitted to the Goshen hospital Monday. Arthur L. Waugh, r 1 North Webster, was admitted to the Goshen i hospital Monday. ■ I MILFORD - LEESBURG Hospital Notes Mrs. Pearl Locke of r 1 Mifford was admitted to the Goshen hospital Last Tuesday. Thomas Lee. son of Mr. and ; Mrs. Larry Richcreek of r 1 Leesburg. entered the Goshen hospital last Tuesday. He was released last Wednesday. Charles L. Dye of Leesburg entered the Goshen hospital last Wednesday. Dismissed from the Goshen hospital last Wednesday were Allen Joe. son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Richcreek of r 1, and Gilmer Edwards. both of Leesburg. Treated in the emergency room of the Murphy Medical Center Thursday were Larry Bishop. Kenny Fifer of r 2 and Russell McAfoose. all of Leedxirg. They were dismissed following treatment.

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i Mrs. Frances Bell Haney of r 2 i Milford was admitted Thursday to, the Goshen hospital. Mrs. Forrest D. Lyons of Leesburg entered the Goshen hospital Thursday. She was dismissed Saturday. Mrs. Elizabeth Frederick of r 2 Leesburg w-as admitted to the Goshen hospital over the week end. Wayne Harley of r 1 Leesburg ■was dismissed from the Goshen hospital over the week end. William Motts was released from the Goshen hospital Saturday. He is able to work part time. Steven, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cain of 206 west Emeline, Mrs. Frances Belle Haney of r 2 Milford, entered the Goshen hospital Monday. SANTA VISITS LIBRARY Santa Claus visited the children’s department of the Syracuse public library on Saturday at 3 p.m. and handed cut treats to a record crowd of 2(M. Mrs. Oscar Bjeila, librarian, stated she appreciated Santa making the day a happy one. The Syracuse elementary choir, under the direction of Mrs. Richard Ditmer, presented several carols to add to the holiday festivities. — ATTEND GLENN STEFFE OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY Among those attending tiw open house Sunday afternoon in the observance of the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Steffe of Huffman Lake were Mr. i and Mrs. Carl Schell of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hoffer and daughter, Kathy, iff Warsaw.

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Chrislmas Program Given At Milford H. S. The annual Christmas concert was presented at Milford high school on Wednesday evening with the festive decorations of the high school gym sending everyone into the wonderful mood of Christmas. Special numbers during ’ the evening featured members of the senior class; the trio; Bob Hoerr and John Beiswanger; Phil Barkey; Beth Hoover; Connie Biller; a quartet composed of Jane Baumgartner. Susanne Dewart, Brenda Wilson and Susie Price; Michelle Conn; a piano and organ duet featuring Michelle Conn and Kristi Lichtenwaiter; Cindy Beer: Jeanne Moneyheffer; and a number with Dianne Dwyer as soloist and Susie. Scott on fluet. Highlight A highlight of this year's program was Shinichi Umetsu's singing of “White Christmas” in both «English and Japanese. | Members of the juinor choir under the direction of Mrs. Justin Krieeland sang “Here We Go A ‘Wassaling." “Indian Carol” with Fred Hoerr on the strihg bass. “Come My Dear Old Lady.” “Little Drummer Boy,” “The Sleigh Ride” featuring the quintet. “Ring Little Bells” featuring the ensemble and “Carol of the Bells.”

The open house was held from 2 to 5 p. m. Friends and relatives were present from Warsaw, Mentone, Goshen, South Bend and Milford.

« ' . • ft S* ft », KUfW 3 I | 5? t ft « .W?NrC-~ it ' V~>—ft » ft « » » ft M g Trim the tree and deck g tj the halls — it’s Christ--5? mas ! We wish vou a day ft « ft }? filled with lots of good ft* if ft if cheer. it 1 I ? DUST and SON I I I Decorators » « ft st ft SYRACUSE « J » ft « ft if ', ft 8 » ! * k>- ■> .n. « II W I t « « « "T n> ;« w | i ?* During the holiday sea-J i jj son, may we express our| i 5 appreciation to all ourg » wonderful customers forg „ ‘ a their loyal patronage. g tig ft !! BERNEICES ! ■ BEAUTY SHOP« LINDA WATKINS « i » JANICE SCHULTZ » ’ SUE FIRESTONE * VICKI FIRESTONE * ft * BERNEICE KLINK « ’ SYRACUSE « ft I » il Yuktide, $ » I % f I « 7 V « » It ft ;* ft 3 ft. it “ it Our Christmas wish to ft it ft it you . . • the best of it | health, lots of wealth and g 3 a world of all it takes to | | bring you joy. g | ft I BON-LEN | I ft I SNACK SHOPPE | i s- ft « ft ;♦ ft . I

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