The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 November 1980 — Page 10

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., November 26,1980

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Christmas mailing tips given by A. J. Rudasics

With the Christmas mailing season just ahead. Syracuse Postmaster Anthony J. Rudasics is offering customer tips to make sure cards and packages arrive on time and in good shape to their destinations. In addition to shopping early. Postmaster Rudasics urges customers to properly address cards and packages with the * name, street number and street name, or post office box number and the city, state and ZIP code reserved for the last line. It’s also a good idea to place a paper slip with the recipient's and sender's name and address inside the parcels. Return addresses should also be used on all mailings. Mrs. Weybright elected as fair representative * Margaret Weybright, Syracuse, was recently announced as the new Elkhart County fairboard representative. The 4-H adult leader officers were elected in conjunction with the annual adult leaders recognition banquet sponsored by the Elkhart Farm Bureau The officers are responsible for planning and conducting the bimonthly 4-H Adult Leader meetings. They also coordinate leader training sessions for both new and experienced leaders.

Customers are reminded to check envelope sizes before mailing Christmas cards. Letter size standards, going into affect last year, require envelopes to be at least 3*2 inches high and 5 inches long to be accepted for mailing. The Postal Service is also asking customers to put an ounce of extra care into preparing packages for mailing. Parcels will arrive at their destination if mailers remember a few By ROSALYN JONES Our current display from the Syracuse-Wawasee Garden Club features colorful yellow and gold straw flowers in a ceramic cornucopia, a very appropriate decoration for Thanksgiving. The next children’s story hour will be Wednesday, Dec. 3, at 3:30. Some of the new titles at the library are: Mills: “A Might Afternoon" (novel of the Battle of the Little Big Hom) Slaughter: “Gospel Fever” (a novel about a T.V. Evangelist) Smith: “Doubletalk’’ (thestory of Salt I by the chief American Negotiator) Whittinger: “Indiana Small Claims" (legal aid to the small claims court) Time-Life: “Amsterdam”, The Great Cities series Time-Life: “Japanese Gardens" (Encyclodpedia of Gar-, dening series) Newsweek: “Mecca” (beautifully illustrated book of contemporary Mecca)

Margaret Weybright receives leadership award

Margaret Weybright of Syracuse received the Jean Wiseman Leadership Award for the active leadership role she’s taken in the Elkhart County 4-H program for the past 15 years. She was presented the award at the annual leaders recognition banquet on Monday, Nov. 17, in the Greencroft Center Ballroom, Elkhart. Sponsored by the Elkhart County Farm Bureau, Inc., Elkhart County Farm Bureau Coop and the Elkhart County Farm Bureau Credit Union, 221 4-H adult volunteer leaders were recognized. The 4-H adult volunteer leaders

guidelines. | Parcel contents should be wellcushioned without empty box space. Crumpled newspaper around the item, on the bottom, sides and top is a good packaging method. Foamed plastic shells and air pocket padding are also good. Brown paper wrapping and twine cord are unnecessary and can get caught in processing machinery. Instead, use sealing tape to close off and seal the box. Three recommended tape types are: Pressure-sensitive; Kraft paper reinforced with nylon; or glass and filament-preinforced pressure-sensitive tape. Cellophane and masking tape should not be used and are no longer recommemded because of past poor performance. When addressing packages and letters, use a smudge-proof ink. All previous labels or addresses should be removed from the carton too. Everyone should mail early and avoid the rush, remembering to send all irreplaceable articles and cash registered mail. Pipp prompted to region manager Bill Pipp, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Pipp, Syracuse, was promoted to region manager in the new central region of BristolMyers. This region includes the States of Minnesota, South Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska, lowa and Wisconsin. Pipp joined Bristol-Myers in 1975 as a North Central Region Sales Representative. He was district manager in the Southwest and New York Metro regions. During the past year and a half, he worked in the New York office as a sales administration manager. He lives in Minneapolis, Minn.

volunteer their time to help young people between the ages of nine and 19. “Make the Best Better.” Rendering a community service, the 4-H leaders hold regular club meetings for area youngsters, attend county leader meetings, work with 4-H’ers on an individual basis, help with fair preparations and more. Their enthusiasm for 4-H continues year-round. Twilighters elect officers The Twilighters Bunco Club elected new officers when they met last Wednesday, Nov. 19, in Syracuse. Mrs. Margaret Whitehead was elected president and Mrs. Donald Niles, Secretary-treasurer for the upcoming year. Christmas salad-dessert bar plans were finalized. It will be at 6:30 p.m. on December 17 at Mrs. Gerald Bitner’s home. High for the evening went to Mrs. Stanley Grimes; low, Mrs. Tim Darr; travel, Mrs. Robert Moser; and door prize, Mrs. Whitehead. Mrs. Bill Coburn and Mrs. Gerald Bitner received birthday gifts; Mrs. Whitehead a friendship gift; Mrs. Eugene Henning and Mrs. Charles Searfoss received anniversary gifts. Refreshments were served to 12 members and guest, Mrs. Dallas Kitson, by hostess, Mrs. James Mench and Mrs. Eugene Henning, assisting. The January hostess will be Mrs. Bill Eyer with Mrs. Grimes assisting. i o "' x f I 29 Days j* f Until Christmas >

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