The Mail-Journal, Volume 5, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 November 1968 — Page 12

THE MAIL-JOURNAL- Wed., Nov. 6, 1961

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Craig Bontrager And Dianne Kerfin Wed Saturday In St. Martin's

Dianne Lynn Kerfin, daughter of Mr. and tMrs. William Kerfin, Syracuse, became the bride of Craig S. Bontrager, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bontrager, r 4 Goshen, Saturday at 11 a.m. in Saint Martin de Porres Catholic church at Syracuse. Father Eugene Zimmerman, assisted by Dale and David Ganz, officiated at the double ring ceremony in the presence of 150 guests. An all white altar with better time bows and palms with a memory candle made the decor. Hie church organist played wedding selections, The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a gown of angel skin peau and peau d’ ange lace paneled coat forming a chapel train. The gown had long lace sleeves, lace bodice and scalloped bateau empire A-line silhouette lace appliqued on the train coat and skirt. A lace covered pill box held the Mantilla of silk illusion edge in peau d’ ange lace. She carried an elongated cascade bouquet with a white orchid in the center, white pompons, and tinted baby’s-breath.. Pink Chiffon Mrs. Everardo Ganz, sister of the bride, was the matron of honor. She wore a gown of ballet pink chiffon over taffeta, with empire bodice, sheath skirt, long sleeves, high neckline and standaway ruffle. The gown featured ruffles on wrist line of sleeves and full back panel falling from the neckline to form a train. Her headpiece was a plateau of lilies of the valley holding a three-tier illusion veil sprinkled with lily of the valley. She carried an elongated cascade bouquet of white pompons and red sweetheart roses with tinted ba-

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by’s-breath. Miss Sharon Levernier of Syracuse was the bridesmaid. Her gown, headpiece, and flowers were the same as the matron of honor. James Larimer of Goshen was the best man. Ushers were Eldon Pletcher of Goshen, Bruce Bontrager, brother of the bridegroom, of Goshen, and Michael Ahrens, cousin of the bride, of Syracuse. Mrs. Kerfin chose a two-piece gold brocade coat and dress with Nehru neckline and matching hat for her daughter’s wedding. Mrs. Bontrager chose a three-piece aqua suit with black accessories. The mothers wore Phalaenopos orchid corsages. Reception Following the service a buffet dinner was served in the Pickwick Lounge, Syracuse. The centerpiece was of white pompons, tinted baby’s-breath, better time and white garland around the cake. Serving were Miss Vicki Firestone, Syracuse; Mrs. Jerry Miller, Goshen; Miss Linda Ottavi, Chicago; and Patricia and Karen Ahrens, Syracuse. Following a trip the couple will be at home at 1805 Kansas drive, Apt. 2, Goshen. Mrs. Bontrager, a graduate of Syracuse high school, is employed as a secretary in the Troyer Studio, Goshen. Mr. Bontrager, a Goshen high school graduate, is employed by Concord Builders. Mrs. Blanch Mason, Syracuse, has gone to Sebring, Fla., to spend the winter months.

Mrs. Violet Lopshire, r 4 Syracuse, has returned to her home at Fort Wayne for the winter.

LIGONIER NEWS By Rose Cunningham Reduce Ligonier Budget 13< Mayor John Golden reported at the city council meeting this week that the city budget for 1969 had been reduced by 13 cents. Last year’s figure was $2.04, with $1.91 for next year, due to a cut of one cent in the motor vehicle fund and 12 cents in the general fund. He was of the opinion that the city services will not suffer to any extent as a result of the reduction. The meeting was attended by managers from the Kroger and Danner stores, who had recently protested on blocking of the alley behind the location of the American State Bank construction. Their trucks delivering merchandise have been having difficulty unloading. The entire group and representatives from the store and the bank adjourned to the construction site to discuss the matter. After an inspection the council decided to barracade the northeast end of the parking lot and post “no parking” signs. Cars disregarding this waring will be towed away. Maurice Cass, building inspector, submitted recommendations on the O’Brien property on north Cavin street, the Don Berger property, 903 south Martin street, and the Margaret Haney property at 297 College street. The recommendation was that these buildings should be brought up to standard or condemnation proceedings would be considered. The council voted to take these necessary steps. John Stafford Promoted In Germany John E. Stafford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Stafford, r 2 Ligonier, was recently promoted to sergeant in the U.S. air force. Sergeant Stafford, an automotive repairman, is stationed in Germany. HOME FROM UTAH TRAINING Dr. Floyd Warren, Ligonier veterinarian, and Mrs. Warren have returned from a flight to Provo, Utah. Dr. Warren is a major in the U.S. army reserves and spent two weeks’ active duty in Provo attending the national security

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seminar presented by the Indistrial college of the armed forces, Washington, D. C. Mrs. Warren also attended the seminar which was civilians. Around 180 of the military and 500 civilians were in attendance. Classes consisted of presentations on the position of the United States in world affairs. Dr. and Mrs. Warren attended services at the Morman Tabernacle on Sunday and toured the campus of Brigham Young university. JUDGE HAGEN AT CONFAB Judge John C. Hagen of the Noble circuit court, attended the Indiana State Bar Association convention October 24 and 25 at French Lick. Airman Stump I* Discharged Mr. and Mrs. Sammy K. Stump have moved from Reese air force base, Lubbock, Tex., to Broomfield, Colo. Stump was discharged from the army on October 11 and will be attending school in Broomfield. Mrs. Stump is the former Becky Moser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Moser. Mrs. Roe Heads Chatter Belles Mrs. Steven Roe was recently elected president of the Chatter Belles Homemakers Extension club. Serving with her will be: Vice president — Mrs. Glen Hicks Secretary — Mrs. Gene Staton The next meeting will be on November 19 at the home of Mrs. Tom Reed. COMMUNITY NEWS Floyd Kime and Dean Hite spent last week in Colorado hunting elk. Mrs. Lillian Brandeberry has returned from Goshen hospital where she underwent observation. She had as visitors Sunday, Tom Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jackson from Goshen. Mrs. George Green of Elkhart and Mrs. Wayland Spears and Mrs. Merrill Hire of Ligonier spent last week end visiting Mrs. Ridenour’s daughter, Miss Lois Ridenour, in Chicago. Miss Geneve Loy has returned from a vacation trip to Washington, D. C., and other points of interest in the east. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lyon and daughter of Greencastle have been visiting Mrs. Lyon’s mother Mrs. Adolph. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mault of Ligonier, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mault of Wolcottville, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Price of Elkhart and Don Ritter of Cromwell were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Miller. The “charge it” habit gets to be expensive, in time.

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Robots Win Grand Prize At Milford Halloween Parade

The Kinney boys, Kevin, Robert, and Donald, dressed as robots won the grand prize honors at the Milford Halloween festiva’ last Thursday night. The festival, sponsored by the Lions, American Legion and Legion Auxiliary, was held in the junior high school gym. Other prize winners follow: Most original—Ball and chain group with Randy Neff, Larry Sherman, Mark Groves and Rick Neff; grandfather clock with Roxana Auer. Witches—Kathy Kinny, first; the Dean sisters, second; and Julie Method, third. Clowns—Tammy and Amy O’ Blenis and Sara Neff, first; Cindy and Tammy Roop, second; and Chris Wolferman and Lisa Place tie for third. Hobos—Larry Clark, first; and Chris Campbell, second. Ghosts—Jamie White, first; and Jo Sands, second. , Colored—Philip Beer, first. Scarecrows — Rickie Linville, first; and Lonie Hoffer, second.

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Sorensen, first; and Jesse Hernandez, second. Devils—Mark Dean, first; Pam Place, second; and Pat Hernandez, third. Pirates—Scott Wise, first; Tom Campbell, second; and Tommy Wollman, third. Hippies—Steve and Kathy Me Farren, first; Rhonda Graff, second; and Louis Delafonte and Robert Martinez, third. Sports—Doug and Andy Brown, first. Children from other lands — Darcy Dean, first; Scott McQuillan, second; and Nikki Dean, third. Storybook Characters—Doug and Greg Weisser, first; Don Buhrt, second; and Patricia McQuillan, third. Animals—Roxie Sawyer, first; Bill Groves, second; and Renee Anglin and Alice Gunden, tie for third. Best group—Rita, Phillip, and Eddie Dowty. Best couple—David and Danny Kern.

Married Couple—Patty Wolf and Kathy Barth. Misc. Group—Renee Wolf, first; Jolene White, second; and Cheryl Wise, third.

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WRC Impection Held Monday Night John C. Adams Women’s Relief Corps No. 278 of Syracuse held inspection at the regular November meeting on Monday night. Mrs. John Craw, president, presided at the meeting which opened in regular form. Mrs. Marie Garrett of the Bremen corps was the inspecting officer. Reports of the annual WRC district convention held at Syracuse October 22 were heard. The next meeting, December 2, will be the election of officers. Hie present officers will host a 6:30 p.m. potluck dinner and there will be a gift exchange. Mrs. Lucy Kegg, hostess for tne evening, served coffee and doughnuts to the nine members and guests, Mrs. Ruth Pfeffeile, Mrs. Marian Mendel, Mrs. Thelma 'Flora, Mrs. Nellie Watkins, Mrs. Helen Baer, Mrs. Inez Edel, Mrs. Florence Silvey and Mrs. Garrett, all of the Bremen corps. FINED FOR PASSING SCHOOL BUS Robert D. Grimes, 45, of Syracuse paid a fine of S2B in judge Robert Burner’s Warsaw city court last week for passing a school bus unloading children. Judges for the contest were Mrs. Bernice Dwyer, Mrs. Richard Sumner and Richard Fehnel.