The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 8, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 February 1986 — Page 40

Today And Tomorrow — Wed., Feb. 19,1986

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Vintage Printing is offering new services to customers

Vintage Printing, located on SR 13 in Syracuse, was founded in 1980 as a threeway partnership associated with another printing service. In its infancy, the printing business mainly operated as a “quick printingservice.” In 1982, Tim Ringler bought out his partners and became the sole proprietor of the printing company. Since his ownership, many changes have occurred at Vintage Printing. It is now able to offer a broader range of capabilities including photooffset, letter press, direct mailings, and computer list maintenance. Soon, Vintage Printing will be able to offer darkroom services. Previously, Ringler had to contract his darkroom work out, which lengthened the processing time on each job. Using his own darkroom, Ringler said that he will be able to cut the processing time considerably by being able to handle negatives, PMTs, and transparencies. The darkroom addition is part of a remodeling project which began in January of 1985 when Vintage Printing purchased the building it had been leasing. The project is slated to be finished by mid-February of this year. One area which has shown a dramatic in-

49 churches serve the area

Residents in and visitors to the northern Kosciusko County lakes area have churches of many denominations they can choose to attend for Sunday worship. The Lakeland church directory in The Mail-Journal each week has 49 churches listed with service times and pastors’ names. Three of these have been newly listed since 1984. These are Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Syracuse , Filadelfia Evangelical Spanish Assembly of God in Milford and Northern Lakes Christian Center in North Webster. All of the Lakeland area churches welcome visitors to their Sunday services and to any special services during the week. The mission of all is to help spread the Gospel to people who have no church home. Boat-in services sponsored by the Syracuse-Wawasee Ministerial Association are held on Wawasee Lake at Oakwood Park on summer Sunday mornings. Summer boat-in services were also begun in 1985 at Quaker Haven Friends Church on Dewart Lake. These services attract boaters and shoreside worshipers to combine a meaningful Christian experience with the beauty of the lakes in summer. The following churches are located in the greater Lakeland area: Syracuse-Lake Wawasee Area Wawasee Lakeside Chapel, Harlan Steffen, pastor Syracuse United Pentecostal Church, Ronald G. Looney, pastor Zion Chapel United Brethren Church, Rev. Don Ross, pastor Solomon’s Creek United Methodist Church, Brian Clear, pastor Saint Andrew’s United Methodist Church, Rev. Phillip Frew, pastor Calvary United Methodist Church, David C. Maish, pastor Rock Church-Interdenominational, Rev. Sarah M. Tuttle and Dr. Gary M Tuttle, pastors Wawasee Community Church of the Nazarene, Ron Blake, pastor Grace Lutheran Church, Richard Dunning, pastor Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, Rev. Robert Koch and Rev. Robert Harting, pastors Jehovah’s Witness Kingdom Hall Grace Bible Church, Dr. David R. Haifley, pastor All Saints’ Episcopal Church, Rev. David L. Hyndman, vicar Syracuse Church of God, Rev. Michael Johnson, pastor Saint Martin de Porres Catholic Church, Father Robert Hammond, pastor Syracuse Church of the Brethren, John McFarland, pastor Wawasee Heights Baptist Church, Norman E. McVey, pastor Milford Area Apostolic Christian Church, Dale Strassheim, Jesse Beer, Walter Steffen and Tom Speicher, ministers Bethel Church of the Brethren, Roger Eberly, pastor New Salem Church of the Brethren, Glenn Byers, pastor Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church,

crease is Vintage Printing’s typesetting service. Originally, it had begun as a sideline of the business known as VIN.COM. Now, it is simply referred to as part of Vintage Printing’s typesetting service. This computer typesetting operation has allowed Ringler to input data from a customer’s disk directly into his system, even though the systems may be different. It is a service which wholesalers, other printers, businesses and colleges are taking advantage of for its speed and accuracy in workmanship. Ringler feels that, in all likelihood, this computer service can cut manual typesetting timeip half. In addition to the computer typesetting, Vintage Printing also offers: a quick print line which makes reproductions while the customer waits; layout facilities offering composing forms and artwork for jobs; commercial printing for business ensembles; a letter press for diecut folders, numbering and imprinting; and bindery services. One edge that Vintage Printing has over other area printers, which is creating strong interest, is its newly hired personnel to accommodate customer’s requests for creative artwork and layout.

Bro. James Linscott, administrator Filadelfia Evangelical Spanish Assembly of God, Alberto Jiminez, pastor Milford Christian Church, Fred Walls, associate minister First Brethren Church of Milford, Paul Tinkel, pastor Milford Chapel Mennonite Church, Arthur Hershberger, pastor Quaker Haven Friends Church Milford United Methodist Church, Robert Ellison, pastor Hastings Island Chapel United Methodist Church, David Widmoyer, pastor North Webster Area Faithway Baptist Church, William L. Hutchins, pastor North Webster Church of the Brethren, Emery Kintner, pastor Bible Christian Church, Dean McFadden, pastor North Webster Church of God, Stephen W. Fouts, pastor Salem Community Church, Elmer Miller, pastor Morris Chapel United Methodist Church, Charles Taylor, pastor North Webster United Methodist Church, Rex Lindemood, pastor Word of Grace Fellowship, Allen and Peggy Giant, pastors Northern Lakes Christian Center, Karen and Thorpe Mitchell, pastors Leesburg-Oswego Area Calvary Baptist Church, Oswego First Baptist Church of Oswego, Rev. Roy Mickley, pastor Grace Brethren Church, William W. Smith, pastor Leesburg United Methodist Church, Dale Mendenhall, pastor Other Areas New Paris, Bethany Church of the Brethren, F. Wayne Lawson, pastor Gravelton, Turkey Creek Church of the Brethren, Dorotha and Ivan Fry, pastors Warsaw and Goshen, First Church of Christ Scientist Cromwell, Calvary Lutheran Church Ligonier, Trinity Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, Don Fischer, pastor Burr Oak, United Methodist Church, Lawrence Byrnes, pastor Clunette, United Methodist Church, Stewart Carter, pastor

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