December/January 2003-04 Volume 42, Issue 12

Niehaus NewsNiehaus NewsMerry Christmas Happy New Year

from our family to yours

To friends old and new, we extend our warmest wishes for a very Merry Christmas.May the light of love and understanding that bathed the world on the night of Hisbirth shine upon you and bring you everlasting peace, joy and contentment. Leteach of us rejoice in our hearts as we share the blessing of this holy season...andmay we share kindness and good will with our fellowmen.

The Niehaus 5th Generation -See page 2.

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Front Page: Live Nativity Photo

The children of:Anne and Bob Pratt: Brennan, Julia, Alec andKevin.Butch and Tina Niehaus: Nicholas, Mallory, Mollyand Megan.Catherine and Steve Lawless:Jensen, Johnny, andMickey.David and Maggie Niehaus: Emily, Ben, Katie andAbbeyEric and Teresa Niehaus:Bailey, Jackson, Natalieand Charlie.

Mary - Mallory NiehausJoseph - Brennan PrqttBaby Jesus - Charlie NiehausThree Angels on high - Natalie Niehaus Jensen

Lawless, Megan NiehausThree Kings - Alec Pratt, Nicholas Niehaus and Ben

NiehausThree Sheep - Molly Niehaus, Katie Niehaus, Mickey

LawlessThree lower Angels - Bailey Niehaus, Julia Pratt,

Emily Niehaus (holding Abbey Niehaus)Three Shepherds - Jackson Niehaus, Kevin Pratt andJohnny Lawless

GREAT HOLIDAY BREAKFAST Casserole1 (16 ounce) package ground pork breakfast sausage12 eggs1 (10.75 ounce) can condensed cream of mushroom soup1 (10.75 ounce) can milk1 (4.5 ounce) can sliced mushrooms, drained1 (32 ounce) package frozen potato rounds1/2 cup shredded Cheddar cheese

1 Place sausage in a skillet over medium-high heat, and cook until evenly brown.Drain, and set aside.2 Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Lightly grease a 9x13 inchbaking dish.3 In a large bowl, beat together the eggs, condensed cream of mushroom soup,and milk. Stir in the sausage and mushrooms, and pour into the prepared bakingdish. Mix in the frozen potato rounds.4 Bake in preheated oven for 45 to 50 minutes. Sprinkle with cheese, and bakean additional 10 minutes, or until cheese is melted.Makes 12 servings

Niehaus Children - Then and Now

33 years ago the five Niehaus children reenact theNativity. From left to right: David, Anne, Eric,Butch and Catherine.

MerryChristmas

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The Gift That Just Keeps Giving"Thanks for the harmonica you gave me for Christmas,"little Joshua said to his uncle the first time he saw himafter the holidays. "It's the best Christmas present I evergot.""That's great," said his uncle. "Do you know how to playit?"

"Oh, I don't play it," the little fellow said. "My mom gives me a dollar aday not to play it during the day and my dad gives me five dollars a

ROASTED POTATOES WITH CREAM CHEESE AND SUN-DRIED TOMATO FILLINGCan be prepared in 45 minutes or less.1/2-pound russet (baking) potato1 tablespoon olive oil3 tablespoons cream cheese, softened2 tablespoons minced drained bottle sun-dried tomatoes in oil1 tablespoon minced scallion greens

Cut twelve 1/4-inch-thick rounds from the middle of the potato, discard-ing the ends, pat them dry with paper towels, and brush them on bothsides with the oil. Roast the potato slices on a baking sheet in the upperthird of a preheated 500°F. oven for 6 minutes, or until the undersides aregolden. Turn the slices, roast them for 6 minutes more, or until the under-sides are golden and crisp, and let them cool until they can be handled.

While the potatoes are roasting, in a bowl stir together the cream cheese,the tomatoes, the scallion, and salt and pepper to taste. Spread the fillingon half the potato slices, top it with the remaining potato slices, pressingthe slices together to form sandwiches, and halve the sandwiches.

Makes 12 hors d'oeuvres, serving 2.

Great hors d'oeuvres,

Last month, November 17, I lost a goodfriend and the pastor of my parish church.Father Bob Bultman was a priest’s priest -someone they could talk to and seek councilfrom. He served on the priest’s personnelboard for many years. The fact that he was

well liked by his fellow priests was attested to at his funeral - over 60priests participated at his funeral on November 20th.

At the funeral, the Bishop told thestory about a recent letter FatherBob had written to his family. . .

Jesus says:“I am the light of the world, andwhoever believes in me, eventhough he should die, will live forever.”“ I do believe.”

Robert Bultman

Father Bob was also an avid supporter of St. Meinrad where he attend-ed all 12 years of his schooling. (4 years of high school, 4 years ofcollege and 4 years of theology.)

I attended St. Meinrad for 3 years and Father Bob came the year I left.Just this past summer, he worked with me on our St. Meinrad cam-paign and he had such a love for his alma mater.

Father Bob had a great sense of humor and was very quickwitted. One Saturday night mass the folk group sang what soundedlike the Sons of the Pioneers. As soon as they finished, Father stoodup and said “Did anyone see Roy Rogers ride through?” Well, thecongregation broke into laughter and then applauded.

Our family has known Father Bob and his sister, Betty, all ofour lives. My father knew his dad and uncle, Pete Bultman. Mymother grew up in the north end where his family lived. His sisterBetty was at his bedside when Father Bob was close to death. Henoticed tears streaming down her face. Father couldn’t talk, butimmediately asked for a pad of paper. He scribbled out the words “Notears - I do believe.”

Reverend Robert S. Bultman1941 - 2003

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Splinters by Bernie NiehausChairman of the Board

Father Bob

He scribbled out thewords - “No tears - I dobelieve.”

Old Tavern Club Cheese - A Tradition

Old Tavern Club Cheese was first introduced to theVincennes area in the 1950’s by Ingham Strong, whomanaged the Saiter Morgan business located at 7th andCollege. We are not sure about the Strong family’s his-tory, but believe they were from Wisconsin and wentback to the Waukesha area where they are still runningthe Old Tavern Food Products Company with JillStrong as President.

Bernie started purchasing thecheese for the lumber compa-ny to sell during the holidaysin the late 60’s. It has sincebecome a tradition that everyyear around Thanksgiving thefirst order arrives for the holi-days. We have customers thatstart calling as early asOctober inquiring as to when the first order will bearriving.

On weekends and special events, we offer customers ataste of the delectable cheese spread on crackers. Thecheese is purchased for personal gifts, corporate gifts,holiday recipes like cheese balls and hors ‘d eouvres, orjust family snack time. It is packed in small, mediumand large cups and small, medium and large jars as wellas a collectible Christmas jar.

Santa Makes His AnnualAppearance At Niehaus Home Center

Santa visited Niehaus Home Center on December 13 tolisten to the children’s wish list and pose for freephoto’s.

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Birthdays

New Employees

December and January will mark theanniversary dates of employment with ourcompany for the following employees.

DecemberHelen Smith 8 YearsLisa Ridgeway 6 YearsDennis Bilskie 5 YearsRick Henry 4 YearsKevin Toole 4 YearsMike Glenn 1 Year

JanuaryJuanita Lamparter 5 YearsJerry Stanley 2 YearsLarry Simison 2 YearsAlyson Piper 1 YearLorie Hansen 1 YearDan McElroy 1 Year

Congratulations!

Anniversaries

We want to welcome the following newemployees to our company.

Sam Reese - Niehaus Home CenterAli Salhani - Niehaus Home CenterMike McIntyre - Big Buck, Terre HauteEthan Huey - Big Buck, Terre HauteAdam Weisbrod - Niehaus Home CenterTravis Lewis - Niehaus Home CenterJanice Cary - WBM - VincennesJane Deal - WBM - St. Lewis

Welcome!

In December and January the followingemployees will be celebrating their birth-day!

DecemberWilliam Wait Dec. 2Susan Sanders Dec. 4Dean Franz Dec. 5Dale Nash Dec. 10Mike Cavender Dec. 16Butch Niehaus Dec. 16Chad Clem Dec. 20Larry Puent Dec. 12Neil Fillingim Dec. 23William May Dec. 26Rick Daniel Dec. 31

JanuaryDoug Vantlin Jan. 1Phil Cutshall Jan. 4Ralph Ross Jan. 5Candy Walls Jan. 6George Unsworth Jan. 6Evan Davis Jan. 9Sue Fox Jan. 10John Kent Jan. 12Shannon Grantham Jan. 12Michael Gormley Jan. 14Beth Kays Jan. 15Deborah Dunn Jan. 15Steven Nicholas Jan. 19Ginger Welton Jan. 21Bill Egbert Jan. 23Casey Otten Jan. 28Mary Beth Robinson Jan. 28Chris Bennett Jan. 30

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Twas the Night Before Xmas -Dieter's Version

Twas the night before Christmas and all round my hipswere Fannie May candies that sneaked past my lips.Fudge brownies were stored in the freezer with careIn hopes that my thighs would forget they were there.

While Mama in her my girdle and I in chin strapsHad just settled down to sugar-borne naps.When out in the pantry there arose such a clatterI sprang from my bed to see what was the matter.

Away to the kitchen I flew like a flashTore open the icebox then threw up the sash.The marshmallow look of the new-fallen snowSent thoughts of a binge to my body below.

When what to my wandering eyes should appear:A marzipan Santa with eight chocolate reindeer!That huge chunk of candy so luscious and slickI knew in a second that I'd wind up sick.

The sweet-coated santa, those sugared reindeerI closed my eyes tightly but still I could hear;On Pritzker, on Stillman, on weak one, on TOPSA Weight Watcher dropout from sugar detox.

From the top of the scales to the top of the hallNow dash away pounds now dash away all.Dressed up in Lane Bryant from my head to nightdressMy clothes were all bulging from too much excess.

My droll little mouth and my round little bellyThey shook when I laughed like a bowl full of jelly.I spoke not a word but went straight to my workAnd to all of the candy then turned with a jerk.

And laying a finger beside my heartburnI gave a quick nod toward the bedroom I turned.I eased into bed, to the heavens I cryIf temptation's removed I'll get thin by and by.

And I mumbled again as I turned for the nightIn the morning I'll starve... 'til I take that first bite!

Christmas Quickies

When you stop believing in Santa Claus is when you start get-ting clothes for Christmas.

It was Christmas and the judge was in a merry mood as heasked the prisoner, "What are you charged with?" "Doing myChristmas shopping early," replied the defendant. "That's nooffense," said the judge. "How early were you doing thisshopping?""Before the store opened," countered the prisoner.

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Merry Christmas . . . .from all of us

Niehaus Home Center - Vincennes, Indiana

Mark Ashcraft Chris Bennett Donna BishopJason Campbell Mike Cavender Chad ClemDavid Cole Sherry Cummins Phil CutshallRick Daniel Evan Davis Ken DoadesMary K. Edgin Keith Fox Sue FoxIan Gilmore Britini Goldman Dan HarringtonCarl Hensley Brianne Howell John KentTravis Kohrman Mike Leydet Lisa Litherland Dan MartensKathy McCreary Steve McNew Doug Mikiska Sam ReeseTim Nash Casey Otten Andrew Rice Larry SimisonMary Smith Brad Snider Lloyd Stangle William StevensWayne Sullivan Kyle VanMeter Richard Walls John WallacePhil Wehrman Ginger Welton Amanda Wyche Cathy YochumBrian Zellars Travis Lewis Adam Weisbrod Chris BechmanAli Salhani Ryan Marszak

Diana Adams John Adams Mike AdamsDennis Bilskie Kyle Blubaum Shawn Brothers

Jerry Burch Matt Carter Tracy Catt Judy DettyTodd Donovan Eric Feagley Neil Fillingim Jean FoxRon Gaines Mike Glenn Michael Gormley Kevin GrostefonChris Hamilton Lorie Hansen John Harrison Richard HenryAntonio Jamero Michael Jones Beth Kays Doug KlumppPaul Kopp Stephen Lanning Brian Lett Joshua LitherlandConnie Lockhart Paul Martin Dan McElroy Kevin MichlerTroy Michler Mike Montgomery Tim Morris Debra MoyesDarrell Myers Dale Nash James Neikmirk Robert NealGary Orames Don Pea Tim Ramsey Lisa RidgewayRoy Roach Damond Roark Fred Robinson James RussellSusan Sanders Craig Sims Alan Smith Brian SmithDana Smith Kim Smith Helen Smith Randy StephensAndrew Swing Steve Taylor Kevin Toole George UnsworthDoug Vantlin Larry Vantlin Jill Warren Carla WingertMichael Worland Clete Yochum Stephanie Zachary Lawrence VaughnJames Noble Scott Ramsey Janice Cary

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Richard Bailey Tim Boone Brad Bowen Russell CookMolly Crabb Timothy Hensley Delbert Marlar Jack McCulloughMary B. Robinson Ralph Ross Wiley Walters Mark WestEthan Huey Michael McIntyre

Shannon Grantham Don Kirby Reginald Maddox Martha OlkerAlyson Piper Steve Rooker Christina Shafer Donna StephensonKim Terry

Mark Webster Paul Martin Lorie Hansen Brian Lett

Brian Childs Michelle Clinard William Davis Deborah DunnBill Egbert Darryl Frame Steve Gerdeman Barbara JonesJuanita Lamparter Tim Murray Dominic Pendino Larry PuentJames Roe Janice Warren Andy Westerman Trina WulfertJoy Whiteside

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Holiday Humor

Ways To Confuse Santa ClausInstead of milk and cookies, leave him a salad, and anote explaining that you think he could stand to losea few pounds.

While he's in the house, go find his sleigh and writehim a speeding ticket.

Leave him a note, explaining that you've gone awayfor the holidays. Ask if he would mind wateringyour plants.

While he's in the house, replace all his reindeer withexact replicas. Then wait and see what happenswhen he tries to get them to fly.

Leave a note by the telephone, telling Santa thatMrs. Claus called and wanted to remind him to pickup some milk and a loaf of bread on his way home.

While he's in the house, find the sleigh and sit in it.As soon as he comes backand sees you, tell him thathe shouldn't have missedthat last payment, and takeoff.

Leave a plate filled withcookies and a glass of milkout, with a note that says,"For The Tooth Fairy. :)"Leave another plate outwith half a stale cookie anda few drops of skim milk ina dirty glass with a note thatsays, "For Santa."

Take everything out of your house as if it's just beenrobbed. When Santa arrives, show up dressed like apoliceman and say, "Well, well. They always returnto the scene of the crime."

Leave out a copy of your Christmas list with last-minute changes and corrections.

Leave lots of hunting trophies and guns out whereSanta's sure to see them. Go outside, yell, "Ooh!Look! A deer! And he's got a red nose!" and fire agun.

Leave Santa a note, explaining that you've moved.Include a map with unclear and hard-to-read direc-tions to your new house.

If you’re giving electric toys for gifts this year, there are several things tokeep in mind for choosing, using, and storing toys.

• Don’t buy an electrical toy - or any toy - for a child too young to use itsafely. Always check the age recommendation on the shelf package. Andremember that this is only a minimum age recommendation: not every 8-year-old is necessarily able to safely handle a toy for children of that age.Keep the specific child in mind when you choose a gift.

• Read the toy’s instructions carefully and then read them again with anychild who will be playing with the toy. Be sure that the child knows howto use the items safely, understands all the instructions and warning labels,and is aware of the hazards of misusing the toy. The instructions shouldbe kept with the toy or in a safe place where they can be found easily.

• Always supervise children when they're using any electrical product.• Be sure that the plug of an elec-trical toy fits snugly into wall out-lets or (if they must be used)extension cord receptacles. Teachchildren always to disconnect anelectrical appliance after use bygrasping the plug, not by pullingon the cord.

• Keep infants and toddlers out ofthe area in which an electrical toyis being used.• All electric toys should alwaysbe in a dry storage area out of thereach of younger children immedi-ately after use.• Check the condition of your child’s electric toys often. Look for anybroken parts, frayed cords, or other damage. Have the toy repaired orreplaced if you notice any damage.• Only an adult or a responsible older child should replace a light bulb onan electrical toy; it is extremely important that the replacement bulb be theproper wattage and that the plug is disconnected when the bulb ischanged.• It’s best to plug electrical toys and children’s products into a GFCI-pro-tected circuits.• Children’s electrical toys are covered by several regulations; to check onthese requirements, go to the Consumer Product Safety Commission Website at www.cpsc.gov. You can check any toy you're considering for yourchildren against these requirements to be sure it meets current safety stan-dards. Consumer Product Safety Commission

Keep kids safe around electric toys

Best Wishes For The

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Things Not to Say WhenHanging the LightsDid you know that hanging lights on aChristmas tree is one of the three most stress-ful situations in an on-going relationship?Six's Psychiatrist claims the other two dangerzones are teaching your mate to drive andwallpapering. (He is rarely wrong on thesethings.) We rush to print with an emergencyprompt list of Things Not To Say WhenHanging Lights on the Christmas Tree.

"You've got two red lights right next toeach other, dummy. You're supposed togo yellow, green, red, blue, not yellow,red, red, green, blue..."

"Up a little higher. You can reach it. Goon, try."

"What the hell do you do to these lightswhen you put them away every year? Tiethem in knot?"

"Come away from that aluminum ladder,kids. I'm going to fry that sucker."

"If you're not going to do it right, don'tdo it at all. Don't just throw them on,like you do the icicles. You're worse thanyour father."

"Give me that!"

"You've got the whole thing on the treeupside-down. The electric pluggee thingshould be down here at the bottom, notup at the top."

"I don't care if you have found anothertwo strings, I'm done!"

"You've just wound 'em around andaround - I thought we agreed it shouldn'tlook like a spiral this year?"

"Have you been drinking?"

"Where's the cat?"

The Candy CaneCandy canes have been around for cen-turies, but it wasn't until around 1900that they were decorated with red stripesand bent into the shape of a cane. Theywere sometimes handed out duringchurch services to keep the childrenquiet. One story (almost certainly false)

that is often told aboutthe origin of the candycane is as follows:

In the late 1800's acandy maker inIndiana wanted to

express the meaning of Christmasthrough a symbol made of candy. Hecame up with the idea of bending one ofhis white candy sticks into the shape of aCandy Cane. He incorporated severalsymbols of Christ's love and sacrificethrough the Candy Cane. First, he used aplain white peppermint stick. The colorwhite symbolizes the purity and sinlessnature of Jesus. Next, he added threesmall stripes to symbolize the paininflicted upon Jesus before His death onthe cross. There are three of them to rep-resent the Holy Trinity. He added a boldstripe to represent the blood Jesus shedfor mankind. When looked at with thecrook on top, it looks like a shepherd'sstaff because Jesus is the shepherd ofman. If you turn it upside down, itbecomes the letter J symbolizing the firstletter in Jesus' name. The candy makermade these candy canes for Christmas,so everyone would remember whatChristmas is all about.

The Miracle of the Poinsettia

The poinsettia or"Flower of the HolyNight" as the Mexicanpeople call it, bearsbright red flowers atChristmas. The legendbehind the Christmasflower is about a young girl who wantedto take a gift on Christmas eve to laybefore baby Jesus at midnight mass. Shehad nothing and no money. Angelsappeared to her on the way to mass andtold her to pick a bunch of weeds. As shewalked into church everyone laughed ather but as they mocked the end of eachbranch burst into beautiful red flowers.

A Matter Of MoralsTwo sisters were given parts in a Christmas

pageant at their Church. At dinner that night,they got into an argument as to who had themost important role. Finally the 14 year oldsaid to her 8 year old younger sister, "Well,you just ask Mom. She'll tell you it's muchharder to be a virgin than it is to be anangel."

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Prepare brownie mix as directed on package; spread in greased 13x9 inch bak-ing pan. Beat cream cheese with electric mixer on medium until smooth. Addsugar, egg and vanilla and mix ONLY until blended. Pour cream cheese mixtureover brownie mixture. Cut through several times with knife for marble effect.Bake at 350 degrees for 35-40 minutes or until cream cheese mixture is lightlybrowned. Cool and cut into squares.

It looks like everyone will be gettingwhat they want this year . . somebodyposted my credit card number on theinternet.”

2000 Randy Glasbergen

Bits of Wisdom• When you take responsibility on youshoulders, there isn’t much room leftfor chips.• The best thing parents can spend ontheir children is time - not money.

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A Christmas Gift

A guy bought his wife a beautiful dia-mond ring for Christmas. After hearingabout this extravagant gift, a friend of hissaid, "I thought she wanted one of thosesporty four-wheel-drive vehicles."

"She did," he replied. "But where was Igoing to find a fake Jeep?"

Signs of Christmas Everywhere

• Bridal boutique: "Marry Christmas."• Outside a church: "The original

Christmas Club."• At a department store: "Big pre-

Christmas sale. Come in and manglewith the crowd."

• A Texas jewelry store: "Diamond tiara’s-- $70,000. Three for $200,000.

• A reducing salon: "24 Shaping Daysuntil Christmas."

• In a stationery store: "For the man whohas everything... a calendar to remindhim when payments are due."

Three Wise Women?

Do you knowwhat would havehappened if it hadbeen Three WiseWomen insteadof Three WiseMen?

They would haveasked directions,arrived ontime, helpeddeliver the baby,cleaned thestable, made a casserole and brought prac-tical gifts.

A Nice Smelling Christmas

The little girl was SO proud of herChristmas presents, her first watch andher first perfume. She really made a pestof herself throughout the morning, goingup to all the relatives and sticking thatwatch in their ear and insisting that theysmell her perfume.

The preacher was coming for lunch, butbefore his arrival, the girl's mother hadsaid, "If you mention that watch or thatperfume just once more, I'm going tosend you to your room for the rest of theday."

The meal went rather well, and the little

girl held her tongue until just when the

desert was being served. She wanted to

make sure that the preacher, too, knew

about her new watch and her perfume:

"If you hear anything or smell anything ...it's me!"

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