The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 10, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 April 1971 — Page 14

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., Apr., 7, 1971

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F ■ it p? " I -ilk ■ / I J J®.'' WED 25 YEARS — Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Newcomer. 513 North Harrison street. Syracuse, will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on April 1H at an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. in their home. The couple has one son. Paul, at home. They were married in the Evangelical United Brethren church in Syracuse by Rev. Carl Tauber. Mrs. Newcomer, is the former Miss Marvis (Mt. Friends and,relatives are invited to attend.

Saint Andrew's Circles Meet Mrs Hubert Anglemeyer was hostess last Thursday for the meeting of the Unity Circle of the Saint Andrew 's United Methodist church with Mrs George Kenyon assisting. Sixteen members were tn attendance Mrs Ralph Chngaman, chairman, opened the meeting by , asking "What impressed you most about the district meeting in Goshen on March 24?", of members in attendance Mrs Mary Benson presented the program, “Inner Victories of the Spirit." Devotions were by Mrs Jay Peffley The annual May breakfast will be at 1 the home of Mrs Frank Herdrich Trinity Circle Sack lunches, punch and coffee were enjoyed at the Thursday meeting of the Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church Trinity Circle meeting in the church parlor Chairman Mrs Vern Brinkman conducted the business meeting at which time it was announced the WSCS luncheon will be Held

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on April 22. Mrs J M Rapp gave devotional topics. “How the Bible Helped Solve an Aerospace Problem for a Computer Program" and “God Revealed in Communion on the Moon " The May 6 meeting will be an 11 o'clock brunch with Mrs Rapp as hostess r ' - 54 ■ Attend Pre-Easter Dinner At Lowell Mr and Mrs Dave Pavy entertained at a pre-Easter family dinner Sunday at their new home at Lowell In attendance were Mr. and Mrs James Butt. Mrs Lucy Kegg. Mrs L-ois Schleeter. Mrs. Fredona Passarilla and Otis Clyde Butt and son Bill, all of Syracuse; Mr and Mrs George Butt of South Bend and Mr and Mrs. John Paxon of Dayton. Ohio SELLERS RETURN FROM VACATION TRIP Mr andjflrs H. E Sellers of Syracuse and Mrs Roger Cormican have returned from a twoweek vacation trip to Hawaii and a brief stay at Las Vegas The group joined the latter’s husband, specialist Roger Cormican in Hawaii for his R and R and traveled four islands there. They also attended the Don Ho show While at Las Vegas, the group attended the Robert Goulet and Roy Clark shows HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Tami Hollar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hollar of near Milford, celebrated her first birthday last Friday night. Ice cream, cake and punch were served to the following guests — Mr and Mrs. Ernest Hollar and Rodney. Mr. and Mrs Don Freed. Mr and Mrs. Devon Hoffer and Shannon, Mr and Mrs Dane Rumfelt and Terri and Mr and Mrs. Mike Zimmerman and Kara Lvnn

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Mrs. John B. Camden Hosts Rural Neighbors The Rural Neighbors Home ; Extension club met recentlywith Mrs. John B. Camden. The meeting was opened in the usual way and the group sang “The Happy Wanderer" along with the record. The meditation was a poem entitled “Grass" read by Mrs. John T. Camden. Mrs Lloyd Miner gave the health and safety remarks that pertained to the eating habits of children Mrs Sylvan Stump gave the garden hints and told how to start sweet potato plants. Mrs Rabourn Ousley gave the lesson on "The Food Labels Tell The Inside Story" and supplied each member with food labels and used a chart to emphasize her remarks. Mrs Jerry Frush gave the secretary’s report and the treasurer s report was given by Mrs Virgil Sellers During the business meeting, the president. Mrs. John B. Camden, gave a report on attending the presidents' luncheon The spring achievement meeting will be April 14 at the Shrine building The bus trip to Chicago for the whole county is planned for Max 13. The officers training session will be from 9:30 to 11 am..' May 10. Mrs. Gilbert Weaver reported the trip to Fort Wayne would be April 21. Mrs Shantilal (Jyotsna’ Dani of Warsaw and formerly of Bombay. India, became a new member of the club. Due to the illness of the husband of the president-elect. Mrs Wayne Colreft? asked to be relieved of her office. Another election was held and Mrs. Ray (Corliss’ Ousley was elected president; Mrs, Gilbert Weaver, vice president; Mrs Darrell Dowell, secretary and Mrs. Sylvan Stump, treasurer. Mrs Camden and her cohostess. Mrs. Lloyd Miner, served ice cream, angel food cake. nuts, tea and coffee to those mentioned above and Mrs. Rufus Miner. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Virgil Sellers. Merl Smiths Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary Mr and Mrs Merl Smith of Warsaw celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday, April 4, with open house. The Smiths are the parents of five children. Mrs, Morris (Betty) Meyzger of South Whitley- Devon Smith of Leesburg; Doyle Smith of Warsaw; Mrs D. (Violet) Smoker of Akron and Mrs. Alfred (Florence) Snyder of Monument, Colo. They also have 15 grandchildren and 21 greatgrandchildren. LAKELAND LOCAL Mb. and Mrs. George Haab had as their Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Foyle and daughter. Peggv of Orland Park. DI.

"W. ■*' . Hk Jw % Z'iTtorL z. if /4J s If 4 us/ / A JFdoT s wl I Er 1 J lr JblL vgj f COLORFUL AND TASTY — Sumptuous vegetable salad, created with a colorful collection of frozen, cooked and fresh vegetables and served with a homemade bleu cheese dressing, can star by itself or as a mealtime accompaniment. Served with ham or turkey slices and hot rolls, it forms a complete meal for a luncheon party or buffet supper.

Salads Back In Limelight

By SUSAN DELIGHT Copley News Service Salads are coming back into the menu limelight now that the holiday season is over. For those who are seriously watching calories the dressing should be applied with a measured eye. And cottage cheese or low-caloried imitation sdur cream should be substituted for the sour cream called for in recipes. The avocado seafood salad is an entree-type salad which can star at special luncheon parties. It can be accompanied by hot rolls (or Rye Krisp), a simple fruit dessert *or sherbet. The sumptuous vegetable salad can have as accompaniments sliced turkey, which has been stored in the freezer since the holiday repast, and hot rolls. SUMPTUOUS VEGETABLE SALAD 1 package (10-oz.) 5-mmute-cook frozen cauliflower 1 package (9-oz.) frozen deluxe whole green beans 1 package (IGoz.) 5-rrun ute-cook frozen asparagus spears 6 large carrots 4 stalks celery 2 medium tomatoes, sliced 2 to 4 slices Bermuda onion, separated into rings Lettuce Bleu cheese dressing In separate saucepans, cook vegetables as directed on packages. Drain and chill.

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Meanwhile, cut carrots in half and cook until tender. Drain and chill. Cut celery into 3-inch pieces and -cook until just tender. Drain and chill. Arrange cooked vegetables, the tomatoes and onion rings on lettuce. Serve with bleu cheese dressing. Makes 10 to 12 (servings. ’ / BLEU CHEESE DRESSING 1 envelope bleu cheese salad dressing mix Vinegar, water, salad oil 4 cup sour cream 4 cup crumbled bleu cheesy Prepare salad dressing mix with vinegar, water and salad oil as directed on envelope. Gradually add salad dressing to sour cream, stirring constantly. Add bleu cheese, mixing well. Makes l- a < cups dressing. AVOCADOSEAFOOD I tbsp, butter 4 cup chopped celery 4 cup chopped whole green onions 14 pounds crab, shrimp and lobster 1 tsp. curry powder 4 cup mayonnaise 4 cup sour cream 1 tsp. Worcestershire Hot pepper sauce to taste i optional> Parmesan cheese 3 peeled, seeded and skinned avocados In frying pan. melt butter and saute celery until limp, not brown. Saute green onion. Add seafood and stir until warmed through. Fold in mayonnaise mixed with sour cream and Worcestershire. Pile into avocado half shells. Sprinkle with Parmesan. Put under

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broiler for several minutes until cheese melts. Serve on bed of rice. Serves six. 'Without Onion' To Be Shown At Oswego Church The determination of a football player and his high school steady to rise above today’s new morality trends highlights the film story for “Without Onion.” feature length color motion picture to be shown Easter Sunday evening at 7 in the Oswego Calvary Baptist church. Armstrong Road and 300E. The film’s appearance in this area is sponsored by the young people of the church who will be in charge of the evening service. Pete and Sonya, typical American high school students, had been following the crowd in their patterns of conduct until a businessman in their community showed them how relative Christian faith can be in the life of a modern teenager. Intrigued by their new discovery, Pete and Sonya determined to relate their faith to others on campus. As a part of their effort. Pete turned in his best year in football and the two of them made significant contributions to the honor club seminar, their high school’s top prestige group. John Washbrook, known to millions as the child star of the “My Friend Flicka” television series, plays the lead in the film. Washbrook is supported by professional actors Beverly Washburn. Tony Mockus and David Mink. The young people. ths congregation and the pastor of the Oswego Calvary Baptist church invites the public to the service

County Extension Service News w M f zr By ANN HANCOCK Homemakers Concerned With Pollution Problem Homemakers are becoming more and more concerned with the pollution of our environment. One way that some women are fighting pollution is to switch from a phosphate laundry detergent to a phosphate free soap. This is commendable but perhaps we re too eager to pat ourselves on the back. Phosphates aren’t the only villiariS, and we as homemakers need to branch out into other areas to fight pollution. One very important step the homemaker can take to fight pollution is to educate her children. Setting a good example is the best way to teach them. If we are careful to put all waste paper in trash cans, if we don’t let the faucet run. if we aren’t using the water, and if we don’t misuse our resources, our children won't. Be aware of the problem by reading newspapers and magazines and discuss what you've read with your family. The mother as a teacher can do much to mold her children's way of thinking. Disposal of glass bottles, aluminum cans and other throwaway containers is a growing problem. The homemaker as a consumer can do much to discourage throw away bottles and other containers by refusing to buy those products. Buy soft drinks and other beverages in returnable bottles and return them to the store. We are using more and more pa per products in the home. Economize and use cloth instead of paper towels to clean windows. Use all paper products and disposable con-

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tainers to the best advantage to fight pollution and save you money. The time has come when we must regard our resources as precious commodities. Water and air have been so plentiful that w r e have taken advantage of them. Other commodities such as soft drinks, food, and gasoline are expensive. Consequently we make the best use of them. We need to look upon our environment as a precious commodity and our depletion of it as a very costly expenditure. Action speaks louder than words, so do something I Use your consumer dollars to speak out against pollution. Fighting pollution is everyones responsibility. Celebrate Open House Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sauer of Congerville. 111., parents of Mrs. Carlton Beer of r 1 Milford, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at an open house on Sunday. Mrs Sauder was the former Tillie Dreher. The couple has four other daughters and one son. Mr. and Mrs. Beer and family were in attendance at the celebration. FAMILY DINNER HELD IN BREMEN Mr. and Mrs. Leon Young and family of Milford attended a family dinner in Bremen Saturday evening in tfie home of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Young and family. Also attending were George D. Young, father of Leon Young. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Bates and son. all of Rutledge. Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. John E. Young and family of Bremen; and Mr. and Mrs. Macky Yoiing of Elkhart. The Macky Youngs were married earlier in the day in Elkhart. The above mentioned attended the ceremonv. i 2_L The Misses Edith and Joan Streitmatter of Rensselaer visited friends in Milford Sunday. They are former Milford residents.