The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 25, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 July 1981 — Page 6
THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. July 8.1981
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MR. AND MRS. LLOYD E. STOUDER. II
Valerie Klinefelter becomes bride of Lloyd Stouder
Given in marriage by her father. Valene Lynn Klinefelter became the bride of Lloyd Les Stouder. 11. on Saturday. May 23. at 2 13 pm The wedding, officiated by Rev Leroy Wise, took place at the First United Methodist Church The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack W Klinefelter. Sr . of Pierceton; the bridegroom, the son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd E Stouder of Leesburg Rhonda Brandon served as maid of honor; Dawn Maze served as bridesmaid The bridegroom was attended by Jack Klinefelter. Jr. as best man and Mickey Holley, groomsman Two musical selections for the pre-wedding music were written by the groom and pre-recorded by the couple and played pnor to the ceremony , Byland-Votaw engagement announced Mr and Mrs Fred S Byland, r 4 Syracuse, announce the engagement of then- daughter. Julie Ann Byiand to Thomas Edward Votaw. Fort Wayne He is the son of Mr and Mrs James H Votaw. 5035 Starwood Drive. Fort Wayne The bnde-elect is a Wawasee High School graduate She is employed by North .American Van Lines. Fort Wayne. Her fiance is a Northrup High School graduate. Fort Wayne, and is employed by Votaw & Sons Electric. Inc . also of Fort Wayne A November 28 wedding ts being planned
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John Tobias and Kevin Brown served as ushers Randa Franklin was the pianist; Stacey Gast was at the guest book. Servers were Tracey Streby. Dee Taylor and Lana Klinefelter Following the cere money, the couple greeted the 100 guests at a reception at the church ' The bride graduated from Wawasee High School thisLspring The bridegroom, a 1974 graduate of Warsaw Community High School, is employed by Echo Bay Condominiums The couple are at home in North Webster Tea honors senior ladies The Syracuse Church of God WCSC held an afternoon tea to honor their senior ladies on Sunday. June 28 A brief background was given on each senior lady and was presented with a corsage Senior ladies honored are Mabie Burley. Alma Bruckamiller.'' Florence Mdore. Helen Richcreek. Alma Stutzman. Gwen Williams and Clara Yeager Joella Johnson, the new pastor's wife, was presented with a corsage m remembrance of her birthday. Rev Michael Johnson read a passage from Psalms and former pastor Mike Murrel and his wife. Debbie sang Jackie Phkerd read the poem “You're Not Getting Old .” President Pauline Firestone closed with prayer Punch and cookies were served to the 35 members and guests
KCH Auxiliary honors volunteers
Members of the Kosciusko Community Hospital Auxiliary met recently for their annual appreciation and awards dinner Attending the dinner were 85 volunteers and 10 junior volunteers. Marian Ring was chairman of the evening with Virginia Longnecker and Frances Davies, co-chairman. Auxiliary Service Chairman Naomi Augustine. Marv Lou Welty and Margaret Mayer thanked members for the work done dun ng the past yean=Sf| Hospital Administrator Miltar" Holmgrain addressed the group, expressing thanks on behalf of the board, staff and patients for the hours of service given bygroup members Kathryn Patterson presented Holmgrain a check for the purchase of buying an operating room microscope. Judy Barnett, chairman of the Spring Dew. the auxiliary's fundraising project held in the spring, announced the net earnings from this year's Spring Dew and thanked members Dinah Armey. Nancy Bolesky. Shirley Burish. Salome Peters. Marilyn Epipch. Donna Keough and Margie Brooks Letters of appreciation were given to all other members who participated in Spring Dew activities. Auxiliary President Betty
■MS WHHMBMI ft ft / _ JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS RECOGNIZED — Area students who participated in the Junior Volunteer Program at Kosciusko Community Hospital were honored recently as part of the KCH annual appreciation for volunteers. Seated above, left to right, are Becky Riffle. Paula Grow and Dorothea Himes. standing are Karen Paxton. Sharon Walters. Debbie Halloway. Lisa Kipker. Brenda Gagnon. Julie Oberlin and Julie Parke. 9 0 28 -A > ■ ■ i if d bßt HONORED FOR 1.000 HOURS — Members of the Kosciusko Community Hospital Auxiliary were honored recently at an awards dinner at the hospital. Ten members have completed 1.000 hours or more of service to the hospital. Pictured, left to right, are five of the 10. They are Donna Zimmer. Salome Peters. Jeannie Edgar. Nancy Ferverda and Marian Ring. Honored, but not present for the picture, were Kay Beam. Thelma McCorkle. Marilyn Savage. Florence Van Meter and Fredal Wolfram. * CROSSWORD /< — —— ( —— —— — p** *• 0 • iv —— J-J « r 1/— —— " —— - J ■-I B±r
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Hetler announced that Marion Ring will be Spring Dew Chairman for the coming year. A total of 86,727 in-service hours have been accumulated by auxiliary members since the beginning of the volunteer program in June. 1976. Volunteers who have completed 1,000 hours or more are Kay Beam. Jeannie Edgar, Nancy Ferverda, Thelma McCorkle. Salome Peters. Marian Ring. Marilyn Savage. Florence "Van Meter. Fredal Wolfram and Donna Zimmer. Also represented during the
Youth center news
Over 50 children are attending the Monday afternoon movie treat each week from 2-4 p.m. at the Lakeland Youth Center, Syracuse. During the monthpf July, three additional films will be shown. “Rascal." the warm-hearted tale of a young boy who finds a babyraccoon in the Wisconsin woods, will be shown on July 13. “Alakazam the Great” will be shown July 30. This cartoon movie is about Aiakazam the monkey who is crowned king of
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evening were 10 members of the Junior Volunteer Program. Nancy Herrin, program coordinator, presented a certificate of hours worked since June. 1960, to the students. She also presented a patch denoting program participation, a pin if the student had been in the program for one year and a second-year bar for an additional year of service, if indicated. Collectively, students worked 1,8224 hours from June, 1980, through May, 1981. Fifteen members comprise the membership.
the animals. He becomes arrogant and selfish with power. The final summer film will be “Digby, the Biggest Dog in the World,” on July 27. Digby is a Walt Disney film about an ordinary English Sheep Dog who accidently laps a powerful chemical producing a 30-foot dog The youth center bus will continue to offer rides to children gathering in front of the Milford and North Webster Junior High Schools at 1:30 p.m. each movie Monday. Lakeland Local Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rhodes of Alexandria. Va., visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson of Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rhodes of Pierceton, this past week. Sunday dinner guests of the Wilsons were Mr.and Mrs. Steve Rhodes; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Newcomer, Kim and Kyle, Milford; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck. Syracuse; and W. C. Beck. Brent and Tom of Freeport, 11l
What’s NIPSCO Doing About Efficiency And Productivity? — TTT JT 1 aSH IT II .Hi • ? .ui.
At our LNG Plant near LaPorte, we are working *o increase productivity and our flexibility in meeting customers gas needs. Chuck Tomczak, superintendent, tells how... ‘Here at our liquefied natural gas plant, we take gas from our transmission line when customer demand is low in the summer and convert it to a liquefied state by “cooling" it to minus 258 degrees Fahrenheit. This reduces it to 1/600th of its original volume. This way we can store an equivalent of about two billion cubic feet of natural gas in each of the two z tanks we have here. Then in
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■Hji -IF *W\\T PW i BdWHM «fl kw W|| LLI kJH ■ JE NUTRITION SITE VAN — All senior citizens over 60 years of age are invited to use the Kosciusko County Nutrition Site Program Van. The service is available by calling the Syracuse Nutrition Site one day in advance for the Syracuse. Milford and North Webster communities. Pictured above is Blanche Snorkel of Dewart Lake being helped from the van by substitute driver Luella Walls of Milford. (Photo by Kim Hieber)
Cornered? Use a paintbrush to dust into those small corners that are difficult to reach with a cloth. Window paint? To avoid paint stains on the glass when painting around windows, smear some petroleum jelly around the edges of the glass near the areas to be painted.) When the paint dries, just remove the petroleum jelly with a cheesecloth Easy,greasy Spray oven cleaner on your greasy pots and pans to make them easier to clean without scrubbing.
GARAGE SALE AT BEEMER ENTERPRISES Pickwick Rood CABINETS - FURNITURE BOATS - MOTORS - CAR Pius Many Other Bargains Saturday, July 11 10 A.M.-4 P.M.
the winter, when customer demand increases we can convert LNG to its gaseous state again, re-inject it into the transmission system to provide for the nbeds of our residential, commercial and industrial customers. This plant supplements our underground storage facility near Royal Center, Indiana, and our other contracted storage facilities to make our natural gas service dependable, reliable and efficient. ” Gas storage—keeping your natural gas service as dependable and reliable as possible... as well as increasing efficiency and productivity.