The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 December 1982 — Page 21

By G AIL WIDMO YER Combined efforts of local citizens and businesses produced

/ WIBr ~, a r 1 M E ik®^-' • J ml. , ' Jk K> . FAMILY EVENT— Breakfast at the Milford Community Building on Saturday, Dec. 11. was open U> families and individuals alike. Residents who attended the F tkfast were served large portions of pancakes, eggs and sausage cooked by Jennie Heckaman and Raymond Pinkerton. # Pictured above on the left side of the table are Rod Hamman, Sherrill Wise and Sally Wise. On the right side are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Charlton, Hazel Johnson. Charlotte Wise, Vickie Wise, Angela Wise and Richard Rhodes. < Photo by Gail Widmoyer)

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Open house Saturday at Milford Community Building

plans, construction and the reality of the Milford Community Building back in July 1980. Since then, more organizations

and individuals donated time and money resulting in the present building which was the site for a community open' house on

E fi Urvv * . nJh r wweSWi V ’ a- - , fc 3 I COOK FOR HUNDREDS — Approximately 2ft area residents attended the Milford Area Development breakfast at the Milford Community Building open house on Saturday, Dec. 11. Jennie Heckaman was head cook for the three-hour event which included scrambling 30 dozen eggs. Os course her work was not limited to cooking since she also spearheaded the shopping and clean-up crew. Raymond Pinkerton. Lions Club member, flipped sausage while Jennie flipped pancakes. (Photoby Gail Widmoyer!

Saturday, Dec. 11. The open house began at 6:30 a.m. with a breakfast cooked by Jennie Heckaman and Raymond

Pinkerton. Anyone attending the breakfast was served eggs, three pancakes, sausage and a drink at no charge. Donations towards heating the structure were accepted. Santa Claus was present after the breakfast at 9:30 a.m. until noon for children and parents who wanted to tour the new structure. The community building site is the previous site of the Milford Hotel which was demolished on June 26,1980. Demonstrations for Bethel Women's Fellowship The Bethel Women’s Fellowship met Thursday, Dec. 9, with Bertha Moneyheffer presiding over the business meeting. Donna Fisher demonstrated how to make yeast rolls and Rosetta Miller demonstrated cake decorating using bell shaped cakes. Each person present tried decorating a cupcake and also ate the rolls and cakes as part of refreshments. Sue Price gave devotions and lead Christmas carol singing and prayer.

Members of the Milford Area Development committee, the Lions club, Jaycee, Jayceettes and Kiwanis club members donated efforts towards the breakfast and open house and were appreciative to all community members who attended the breakfast and helped make it a successful event. Jennie Heckaman spearheaded the breakfast which served approximately 200 people. How much can 200 people eat? According to Mrs. Heckaman, 30 dozen eggs, boxes of pancake mix

T 11 ' UI" 1 " BROUSING — Levi Beer, Milford resident, took time on Saturday, Dec. 11, after the breakfast crowd cleared out to brouse through the Milford Community Building examining various wall hangings and Christmas decorations. (Photo by Gail Widmoyer)

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FOR YOUNG AND OLD — Steve and Greg Brunjes, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brunjes. Milford, visited Santa at the Milford Community Building open house on Saturday. Dec. 11. Santa was on hand for the young and old from 9:M a.m. until noon. Dr. Al Miller of Milford believes you're never too old for Santa and took his turn teuLig Santa what he wanted for Christmas, in exchange for a candy cane. (Photo by Gail Widmoyer)

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and pounds of sausage. All items used at the breakfast were purchased at local grocery Gas and socket wrenches stolen Zimmerman Gravel, r 1 Milford, had reported to Kosciusko County Police that someone took off with 20 gallons of gasoline and a set of socket wrenches over the week end of December 3,4 and 5. These items, valued at $55, were taken from a truck.

stores illustrating the importance of shopping locally. A possibility of making the breakfast and visit with Santa a yearly event exists and would enable children’s visits with Santa while their parents Christmasshop in Milford. LAMPS BROKEN Edward Kamp, r 2 Syracuse, reported two lamps at the end of his driveway were broken by vandals sometime Friday, Dec. 10. The lamps were valued at $124. ?