The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 December 1966 — Page 7

NEW RETAIL APPLIANCE STORE Kitchens Unlimited is a new retail appliance store located north of the high school in North Webster. offering a complete line of wood cabinets. They have on display refrigerators, -freezers, electric and gas ranges, washers, matching electric or gas dryers, dish washers, small appliances and IX-L wood cabinets. They also have a complete line of built in appliances. Kitchens Unlimited also offers a free kitchen planning and interior decorating service. They provide a

'* /frv* — —/iw *' § ;♦ ’ / I I The Chnjtmor message I A \ X g ;♦ is a source of everlasting //j \ y*. \. joy and hope. May / / I it bring you 1 ;« n deep fulfillment. \3 ? 1 LAKESIDE COIN-OP LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING ■f. c K ♦ Syracuse JR3R «SRSRSRSRSRSiSR SR SR SR SR '■» ««SR « «!R '♦ «« £ i * ♦ - ' * j *1 jagSr\\ i Yr w^7 r - - —- \ < { L ; J > /. Jr s 5 J ’ y xik\l ft i r *• i /Tvfi\ llwru/r *’ ♦ 1• A Vzf .A -V_w JW!/ la » f fS/ / \ -diwE» 'Z y AZ r * 11 <'<al Kn 'in -'\ i F J ■« «[/ /■’• fr « w ufIMBI 7 tv 1/f *i ’ f7« ' Z ;t a IMr i ill I•■ ' • l *~ ♦ « I Tr kJ 1i \ Awf I ? « vfl * >- ' ■ ♦ ’—II r* ♦■ >ags *■ —j s O, Holy Night 1? *' Each year at Christmas, the sacred story lives anew'. As we reflect upon that holy t ♦' time, of a Child born in Bethlehem, may we find inspiration in His life, to guide £ i? ♦' us ou our way. Sincere greetings to aIL '* *» ; YODER-CULP FUNERAL HOME | ;♦ Goshen, Indiana 3 S vat 3isjis7>Kji6RS>sj , ts»x-^ys.^j |

kbs! t Au■.u, -S ’ | A AbU| - ■ ■ > ■ *£ *\ f ■•>•• ~.. i« a-• - kv ? ■ ? •—t-T-fe • ' ’■\. . .*' *AT ** a z*>*'’?v*** i r ’We pause mid the holiday ■1 / I <fc v . X“ ’ * bustie to count our manv blessings, •»' ! * ® v , x and to express deep appreciation for the patronage you have given us. To you and yours, our fondest Christmas greetings! Plan Your New Year's Eve With Us Serving Prime Rib —7 to 9 p.m. Sat., Dec. 31 Favors •••• Entertainment Closed Christmas Eve at 8 p.m. ANCHOR BAR Cleo and Rosemaiy Uptown Syracuse, Ind.

| complete planned kitchen featuring deluxe time-saving features or a sma’l efficient unit for the econo my-minded. As part of their kitchen planning and interior decorating they are assembling a public library of manufacturers' catalogues that will be available. Bill Myers of Dewart Lake and his wife Sharon <Treadway* and Earl Treadway of Syracuse are the principals of the new business. Myers has been an industrial salesman for the last nine years, and has been doing appliance servicing on a part-time basis for 15 years. Mr. Treadway is a retired cabinet

I Syracuse area for his carpentry and maker, and is well known in the handyman ability. In an interview with Mr. Myers, {he had this suggestion for those on a limited budget. One should make a sketch of their present kitchen, with all measurements, take it to Kitchens Unlimited and they will provide a master plan for a new (kitchen. This way one can add new : cabinets, fixtures or appliances as i his budget allows. When the job is completed, one will have a comi pletely planned kitchen. ENTERTAIN FOR CONCORD TRAILER DIVISION j Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Brown of 506 south Lake, Syracuse, entertained Saturday evening. Dec. 17, ■ at a Christmas party in their home. Attending were group leaders, employees and wives, totaling 40. of Concord Travel Trailer Division of Elkhart. - - — [the bibleß [ SPEAKS 1 g TO YOU B WSBT 990 K. C. South Bend “The Promise of Christmas that Cannot Fade." (Sunday - 9:15 am. *M« wM*faCWM«a Seim » s » M M YW M J *• xS y lx** ’• ? a B.- Jr -JW\ IS k' I f \ H A ii E /w \ A * a i\tß- -• *• » vr’ * « YT 1 »• ‘4 ®V.. •7*e» M >< '■ I > i <- I IREI I CttRIOTJIS | let the spirit of the season brighten your *' life and open your heart to joy. 5 Harold Kline j * Builder « Jf Syracuse

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Three In Thefts Are Arrested Thefts occurring at the North Webster post office, a safe from a house and a Syracuse business estabishment have resulted in the arrest of three people on December 12 who include a North Webster weman. an escaped convict and a parole violator. The three were under suspicion since the North Webster theft on November 18. They are Lezel Elaj Sanford, 42, r 1 North Webster, Louis Bean. 39. whose last address was the Indiana state prison and Robert Louis Cassidy, 36, Middleton, Ohio, listed as a parole violator. Bean was identified as one involved in the burglary at McCbrm-ick-Cutter, Inc., Syracuse, on De- , cember 2. A check bearing the name of Harold Heche of r 1 Pierceton was identified as having been cashed by Bean in Fort Wayne. Heche's home, i near North Webster, was burglarized on November 27 when $1,725 in cash, checks and eight diamonds in a safe were taken. Investigating officers were state troop'r John Hammersley and sheriff Howard Holbrook. No Sunday School At Methodist Church Rev. August Lundquist of the Syracuse Methodist church has announced there will be no Sunday j school classes at the church Christ-1 i mas morning and he hopes to see all ; the children at church services with I their parents.

I* '' ’ ’ X uTt joyous | season peace, W | armony » ad love is »■ i ipon us. W) us eagerly Wj •hare in A blessings. IT /i * 1/ ’ I Wawasee : Golf Club Don Byrd — Owner

County Senior Citizens Hold Christmas Party The Kosciusko County Senior Citizens held their Christmas party last Monday evening in the Shrine building on the fairgrounds at Warsaw. There were 95 members present to enjoy the pot hick dinner with the ham and turkey furnished by the chi>. Capt. G. Howard Palomaki of the Warsaw Salvation Army gave the table grace. Following the dinner the salute to the flag was given. President Oren Bumworth presided at the business meeting. All officers of 1966 were re-elected for the coming year. The kitchen committee elected was Mrs. Mildred Hill, Mrs. Pearl Novak and Mrs. Don Shoemaker. The meeting was then turned over to Capt. Palomaki who preSYRACUSE LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Peter Blue of Syracuse left Wednesday for a visit with relatives in Connecticut. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Snyder and John Beck of Cromwell were Tuesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Beck of Syracuse. Mrs. Brad Beiswanger and children of Indianapolis are spending the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ganshom. and daughter at Syracuse. Mr. Beiswanger plans to join them this week end for the holidays.

i CHEERS > I « <5? I » JX S a « if « * * We’re sending best £ wishes of 5 he season to you and -'k yours. Have a Merry Christmas! £ * Old And New j « Shop g Wawasee Village J; Syracuse S «; js »» w »»»» m w

ygSMR. As carolers sing their jj ! / WQW ~ | m I AMRuSI / Z'~ i ----ST' *• '< '••A\ OjilaO voices to £ A? wish you fc y ' PI good cheer. Sturm and umard Gravel Co. y Milford — Syracuse \> ■'* «< s* '* ■'-* ?* Jk "'•* '* «C *£ S* "•* -■''» '■» *♦ «AC r « xd S 8 ♦ s V -^W** + £ ;» * * fl I «OjHR 1 i it 'X< )rT b 27 w (-A ■■ i * ? c v" !■ « » « ! W * : WOs i l meshy, mzbuy (JMM i 1 z* ! (jood tidings tee bring to you and yours during this season of joy and happiness. Our special thanks to all our patrons on this Christmas holiday, 8 « X & l SYRACUSE RUBBER PRODUCTS S ■i Syracuse

New Salem News By MRS. RAY FERVERDA CHRISTMAS PROGR.AM PRESENTED SUNDAY The children of the primary department presented their Christmas program on Sunday forenoon. Teachers assisting with the children were Mrs. Orvil Kilmer. Mrs. Bill Speicher, Mrs. Frank Johnson. Mrs. Wayne Teeple and Mrs. Gerald Dausman. A singspiration was held on Sunday evening under the direction of Mrs. Emory Stetler. Opening the program with an organ and piano duet was Nancy Johnson and Mrs. Everett Tom. Jr. Devotions were given by Rev. Kreider and the Plank family sang a song. Cynthia and Richard Rapp sang a duet as Cynthia aeavmpanied on I the piano. Their number was "How ! Great Thou Art". The men and the boys sang 'We 1 Three Kings of Orient Are" and the girl's chorus of 11 voices presented • Angels We Have Heard on High”. Mrs. Stetler and Mrs. Tom. Jr., sang a duet “Star of the East". [The Ladies trio sang “Carol of : Christmas” and the junior chorus sang two numbers. “0 Holy Night" was played as an instrumental number by Brenda Hurd, saxophone: Carla Speicher, chimes; Diana Morehouse, baritone; Nancy Johnson, organ: and Mrs. Everett Tom. Jr., piano. —NS—COMMUNITY NEWS Max Shively of r r Leesburg spent two days last week at Indianapolis attending an REMC meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tom, Jr.. Kip. Kevin. Melinda. Melissa and Melodic of r r Leesburg attended the wedding of Miss Dy an Dwyer of Milford and John Gary Fisher of Syracuse on Sunday afternoon in the EUB church near Syracuse. Mr. and Mis. Stephen Bomman and children of Waterford spent Sunday afternoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morellouse. Mrs Ronaid Kreider and Vickie are spending sometime in the luvme of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Penneck of St Louis. Mo. Donald and Valerie are staying in the Howard Kreider home at Waubce lake. Mr. and Mrs. John Plank, Jay and Debra, entertained at a Christmas gathering in their home on Saturday evening. Others there were Sirs. Wanda Giant. Sonia. Kathy and Lori and Ned Nolan of Syracuse anti Mr. and Mrs Michael Noel and Tammy of r 1 Milford. The junior high class held its Christmas party in the church social room on Monday evening. Edwin Meek is teacher of the class. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welty of r 2 Milford will entertain tlieir daughters and families. Mr. and Mrs. . Dale Blucker and Sheri of Indiana- ; polls and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and daughters of Michigan {City, on Monday evening.

Wednesday, December 21, 1966

111 H 1 'I MR. and MRS. DAVID McCORMICK Janet Benson and David McCormick Repeat Vows At Syracuse, Dec. 9

Miss Janet Benson and David Me I Comiiek were united in marriage on Friday. Dec. 9. at 8 p.m. at the Syracuse Church of the Brethren. Rev. Ralph Wagoner performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of 65 guests. The church was decorated with candelabras. palm leaves and baskets of white and yellow mums. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Warren Benson of r 4 Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. \rnold Me Cormick of Ligonier. Mrs. Jerry Hapner, soloist, s..ng “0 Promise Me”. "Through the Yems”, and "The Lord's Prayer." Mrs. Ralph Wagoner, pianist, accompanied her and also played “Because”. "I Love You Truly", and the “Wedding March.” Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a street length dresof gold brocade with white flowers. ' She had a corsage of yellow sweetheart roses with white carnations, j When leaving the church she wore a coat which matched her dress. Maid of honor. Miss Pamela Coburn, Syracuse, wore a flower printed suit and had yellow sweetheart roses. David Crockett of Ligonier served as best man, and John Losee. Syracuse, ushered the guests. The bride's mother wore a gold two-piere suit and the bridegroom s mother wore a silver-green two-piece suit. They each wore a corsage of white and yellow sweetheart roses. A reception was held following the ceremony in the church dining room. The cake was three tiered with yellow and white decorations. Refreshments of cake, punch, nuts and mints were served by Mrs. Jerry

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! Method. Mrs. Richard Losce. Mrs. George Bowler and Mrs. Robert Kaufman. The bride is in the process of finishing her last year at Syracuse high -ehool where she will graduate in i June of 1967. Her husband is a 1965 irate of Ligonier high school and is assistant miller at Lyon and I Greenleaf Flour company. Ligonier. The couple is residing at 700 So. Main street. Ligonier. Senior Mothers Meet For Yule Partv Members of the Turkey Creek Senior Citizens group met Tuesday evening. Dec. 13. at the Syracuse fire station. President Mrs. Georgia Buster opened the meeting with salute to tie flag. Plans were discussed for ! a dinner for the sponsors of the club 1 with Mrs. Valeria Hughes being ap- ' pointed as the representative for this affair. Mrs. Hughes was appointed to fill I out the term of secretary treasur- ■ er. replacing Mrs. Thelma Little i who resigned effective December i The program for the evening was ■ in charge of Mrs. Hughes who playied recordings of Christmas carols i followed by group singing and gam--1 es. Hostesses for the 17 members in attendance were Mrs. Thelma Dahl and Mrs. Minnie Brinkman Mrs. .-lima Laine and Mrs. Edith Todd will be hostesses for the December 27 meeting with members bringing a gift to be used for game prizes.

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