The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 November 1983 — Page 19

Area man's squadron receives outstanding maintenance award

Lt. Col. G. Thorpe Mitchell, Commander of the 122 Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, Indiana Air Guard, was recently awarded the outstanding aircraft maintenance award for the fiscal

W : ' r t. J| OUTSTANDING AWARD — Pictured above on the left is Brigadier General Frank L. Hettlinger. Commander of the 122 D tactical fighter wing, as he presents the 1983 Outstanding Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Award to Lt. Coloniel G. Thorpe Mitchell, 122 D Camron Commander.

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1983 year. There are more than 4,000 members elgible for the award. Mitchell and his wife Karen, reside at Lake Tippecanoe and have one son, Brad, a junior at Wawasee High School.

The award is given to the squadron with the highest cumulative rating on a number of rating criteria throughout the year. His 122 tactical fighter wing is generally considered the finest reserve F-4 wing in the country.

XXMXMBP / JBL I xfi| INSPECTING HOUSE — Harry Doty, Milford building inspector, and Robert Kirsch, town attorney. accompanied Ronald Davidhizer of Goshen to his property, located on the corner of Fourth and Shafer Streets, following several complaints to the Milford Town Board by area residents concerning the condition of Davidhizer’s property. Following the inspection, Doty will recommend whether or not he believes the property should be torn down in a written report that is yet to be filed with the town. Pictured above from the left are: Kirsch, Davidhizer and Doty. Serving our country

RALPH TURNER Pvt. Ralph N. Turner, son of Raymond McNeill of r 1 Syracuse, and Brenda McNeil of r 9 Warsaw, has completed a combat engineer course at the US Army Training Center at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.

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. MIL Mm NEW GOSHEN COLLEGE PRESIDENT — Dr. Victor E. Stoltzfus. right, will become the 11th president of Goshen College on July 1.1984. He will succeed Dr. J. Lawrence Burkholder, left, who has served as president since 1971. Stoltzfus, who is currently professor of sociology and dean at the college, was unanimously elected to the presidency by the Mennonite Board of Education early last week. His appointment was made public in a press conference last Friday. The president-elect, originally from Martinsburg. Pa., received a BA in social science from Goshen College in 1956 and a BD in theology from Goshen Biblical Seminary in 1959. He holds an MA in sociology from Kent State University and a PhD in sociology from Pennsylvania State University. He has served on the faculty at Youngstown (Ohio) University. Pennsylvania State University and Eastern Illinois University. Charles W. Ainley, Goshen attorney and chairman of the Goshen College President's Advisory Board, said. "Victor Stoltzfus comes to the presidency of Goshen College with an excellent academic background, including his recent service as dean of the college. During the short time he has been in Goshen he and his family have made many friends. He will have the full support of our community as he undertakes the arduous task of leading the college as president." "The presidency of Goshen College is a trust from the Mennonite Church; our many friends in Elkhart County; and the college faculty, students and alumni," Stoltzfus said. “Many of our faculty members have taught for two generations and are respected for who they are and what they teach. Marie (my wife) and 1 are grateful for the contributions of past generations of faculty and administrators and are eager to do our part as we look to the future." The Stoltzfuses are the parents of three daughters. Kristin.. Rebecca and Malinda. They are members of the Assembly Mennonite Congregation in Goshen.

During the course, students were trained in the techniques of road and bridge building, camouflage and demolition. They also received instruction in combat squad tactics as well as in the use of infantry weapons.

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ROBERT GRAFF J Marine Lance Corporal Robert J. Graff, stationed with the Seventh Communication Battalion has been awarded the Meritorious Mast for being selected as marine-of-the-Quarter for Oc-tober-December, 1983. Cpl. Graff’s selection was based on his professional attitude, discipline, loyalty and devotion to duty. Competition for this award is keen and the choice was made I from the over 450 enlisted personnel. Cpl. Graff, a graduate of Syracuse Christian School, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Graff, 13359 CR 50, Syracuse. The Graff’s received a letter of Commendation from Lt. Col. L.R. Jamieson in recognition for this achievement. PHILIP BONTRAGER Marine Pfc. Philip Bontrager, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bontrager of 71674 CR 133 Syracuse, has completed the infantry combat training course at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif. During the six week course, he received classroom instruction and participated in field exercises involving infantry tactics; the construction and camouflage of fighting positions; and the use of mines, demolitions and in-tra-company equipment.

Silver Thimbles elect officers

The Silver Thimble Club of Milford held an election of officers at their November meeting in the home of Mrs. Ray Haab, 4 Achievement record workshop By RONALD W. HOYT Extension Agent All 4-H members, leaders and parents are invited to attend a 4-H Achievement Record Workshop to be held on Thurs day, Nov. 17, at 7:30 p.m. in the basement meeting room of the Justice Building. The workshop will offer assistance to 4-H members in completing the record forms, choosing a category to report in and will answer any specific problems or concerns the 4-H member may have. The workshop will utilize portions of a 4-H Achievement Record workshop offered via IHETS (Indiana Higher Education Telecommunications System) earlier in the year. Also there will be sample record books on hand, past judges to help and National 4-H support materials to assist each and every 4-H member who attends. Each 4-H member who plans to participate in the Achievement Record activity is urged to attend this very helpful workshop. Interested individuals who would like more informat ion may call the County Extension Office. 4-H Calendar 17 - 4-H Achievement Record Book Workshop, 7:30 p.m., Justice Building 21 - Extension Board Meeting, 7:30 p.m., REMC 22 — Lucky Lassies and Lads 4-H Club Meeting, 7 p.m., Courthouse meeting room if W SOMETHING NEW — The Classic Restaurant in North Webster has added something new for the enjoyment of its patrons. A photographic display by Bob List Photography has been installed in the lobby. The display includes special effects, bridal portraits, environmental portraits, character portraits and family portraits. List strives to capture a sensitivity in his portraits that describes the personality of the subject. The photographs will change from time to time, and anyone who has had a picture taken by List Photography is a candidate for having his or her picture on display. List photography is nestled in Clarksville, just across the covered bridge behind the Classic Restaurant.

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Wed., November IS, 1983 - THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Camelot Lake, Milford, Monday, Nov. 7. assisting the hostess was Mrs. Tom Speicher. Officers elected are as follows: President - Mrs. Philip Price Secretary - Mrs. Stanley Wuthrich Treasurer - Mrs. John Lehman, Jr. Devotional leader - Mrs. John Martin, Jr. Reporter - Edith Baumgartner Mrs. Steve Kaiser presided over the November business session. The club collect was repeated. New members are Mrs. Timothy Steffen and Mrs. Mathew Pamer. The Christmas dinner will be held on December 5 at View Point, Warsaw. The committee is Mrs. Jesse Beer, chairwoman; Mrs. Robert cockburn; Mrs. Stanley Wuthrich; Mrs. Richard Kaiser; and Mrs. John Lehman, Jr. The Christmas gift committee

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is Mrs. Lee beer, Mrs. Carlton Beer, Mrs. Richard Stoller, Mrs. Richard Steffen, Mrs. Steven Frantz, Mrs. Dale Strasheim. Mrs. William Troup, Mrs. Steven Haab, Mrs. Ray Haab and Mrs Arthur Haab. The caroling committee is Mrs. Ned Speicher, Mrs. tony Hoover. Mrs. Fred Beer, Mrs. Don Hoover. Mrs. John Lehman, Jr., Mrs. Jerry Hostetler, Mrs. Stanley Wuthrich, Mrs. Stanley Price and Mrs. Richard Stoller. Hostess names were drawn for the year 1984 “Happy Birthday" was sung to Mrs Tony Hoover, Mrs. Ray Haab and Mrs. Kenneth Beer. “Thanksgiving" was read by Mrs. Nelson Beer. "Thank You Lord” was sung in unison. Beef barbecue sandwiches and hors d’ oeuvres were served from the dining room table. The centerpiece of fall flowers was given to the new president, Mrs. Philip Price

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