The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 December 1976 — Page 7

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Christmas party is held Sunday evening

The annual women's Christmas party and program was held on Sunday evening The entire family was invited to the 6 o'clock supper. Each family contributed a salad for the salad table, hot and cold sandwiches, cheese balls, crackers, red and green punch and coffee were served. The tables were decorated in keeping with

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Christmas with lighted candles. A lighted tree also graced fellowship hall. Following the meal, organ and piano prelude was played by Denise Darr and Elaine Kilmer. Christmas carols were led by Mrs Glen Morehouse Two poems were read by Lorraine Meek and Mrs Jeff Carroll Miss Kilmer and Miss

Darr played a duet, “Star of the Elast." Mrs Edwin Meek led in devotions, reading the Christmas story from Luke, a prose and led in prayer Mrs. Robert Hurd. Mrs. Wayne Teeple. Mrs Carl Lehman and Mrs John Plank sang “One Day at a Time" accompanied by Miss Kilmer. Dr Wendel Shank. Syracuse optometrist, showed pictures and told of his fourth mission to foreign countries to help examine and fit glasses to needy people The benediction was given by Mrs. Albert Mathews. The community of arrangements was Mrs Frank Johnson. Mrs Albert Mathews. Mrs. Elmer Rapp. Mrs. Vere Wildman and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse. COMMUNITY NEWS Mrs. Dale Morehouse was dismissed Saturday from the Goshen hospital after undergoing

tests the past week Mrs. Vic Virgil of Etna Green underwent major surgery last Thursday at the Goshen hospital. The Virgils were former residents in the New Salem vicinity. The children's Christmas program will be Sunday, Dec. 12. at 10 30 a.mlThe public is invited. 'Choices' is message for Sunday a.m. “Choices" was the thought of the message delivered Sunday morning by Rev. Howard Kreider. He used Genesis 1:27 as his text Jeff Carroll led in devotions reading Dueteronomy 30:11-20 and led in prayer.

Helping Hands meet Tuesday to sew robes The Helping Hands met Tuesday evening in the church fellowship hall to sew on choir robes Several sewing machines were offered for use. President Mrs. John Plank presided over the business meeting Mrs. Albert Mathews led in devotions, reading Romans 15:1-6 and from the Daily Bread. “Live in Harmony". Mrs. Glen Morehouse showed two temperance films. Mrs. Max Shively and Mrs. Carl Lehman served homemade donuts, cocoa and peanuts to Mrs. Plank. Mrs. Mathews, Mrs. Morehouse. Mrs. Elmer Rapp. Miss Cindy Kammerer, Mrs.

Edwin Meek, Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse. -NSDriver loses control on slippery road Kirby J. Grubb, 17, of r 4 Syracuse, traveling east on East Chicago St., Syracuse, lost control of his car on slippery roads and hit the side a car parked in the Rinker’s Boat Company parking lot. The parked car belonged to Carl F. Godfrey, 100 Height St., Syracuse. Damages were estimated at SBOO to the Grubb vehicle and SI,OOO to the Godfrey car.

Wed., Dec. 8,1976 —THE MAIUJOURNAL

S^k®r ' w CONSERVATION MINISTER OF YEAR — Rev. Donald P. Sheline, pastor of the Solomon Creek United Methodist church, r 1 Syracuse, receives the Indiana Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts. Inc., conservation minister of the year award from Mrs. John D. Hardin, r 2 Indianapolis, president of the lASWCD's Auxiliary. Presentation was made at the association's annual conference at Purdue university. 1 gt v ■ KM \ ® EMI L - 7'Ohwm ■pf ; - ""- ; HONORED AT MEETING — Brock president Paul Brembeck b shown above with Mr. and Mrs. Don Ahrns. Ahrns, who recently retired, was honored for the distinction of selling more feed and grain bins than anyone in the industry during his years with Brock.

Don Ahrns honored nt Brock dealers meeting

Guests of honor at a recent Brock Manufacturing dealers meeting and banquet, at the Holiday Inn in Goshen, were Don Ahrns and his wife, Bernice, of Milford. Mr. Ahrns retired recently after serving as sales manager for 14 years with the company. He has the distinction of selling more feed and grain Inns than anyone in the industry during his years with Brock Mfg., Co. Dave Peterson, grain bin sales manager, was master of ceremonies for the evening activities. A gold watch was presented to honored guest, Don Ahrns, by Brock president, Paul Brembeck. who expressed Wilbur M. Smith makes NIPSCo service milestone HAMMOND, Ind. - Wilbur M. Smith, Syracuse, joined Northern Indiana Public Service Company’s Quarter Century club in November. A serviceman. Smith joined the utility in 1951 as a groundman in the construction department. He transferred to the company’s Goshen district in 1968. He was born in Pulaski county and he attended Pulaski high school. A licensed realtor, Smith is a past member of the Syracuse planning commission and Syracuse board of zoning appeals. He belongs to the Winamac Masonic Lodge and the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry of South Bend. Wilbur and his wife, Joyce, are the parents of two sons.

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company appreciation for Mr. Ahrn's fine record of salesmanship and customer satisfaction. Special recognition and gifts were also presented to Mr. Ahrns by two out of state Brock dealers, on behalf of the group attending. Mr. Ahrns offered sincere appreciation for the honors accorded him and the friendships made during his association with the company. Following the dinner meeting and recognition awards, a special program was given by a guest speaker and musical entertainment was presented by the country western group, Captain Stubby and the Buccaneers. Slides into parked car Pamela K. Barnett, 20, 311 South Third St., Goshen, traveling south on Huntington St., Syracuse, slid into a Dodge parked in front of 103 South Huntington St. Damages estimated for the Dodge belonging to an unidentified person were SSO. The Barnett vehicle was not damaged.

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