The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 November 1971 — Page 6

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., Nov. 24, 1971

November Wedding Unites Deborah Money-W. J. Wieland

Miss Deborah K. Money" of Cleveland, Ohio, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Money of r 4 Syracuse, and William J. Wieland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Normand Wieland of Cleveland, were united in marriage in a double ring ceremony at 7 a m. on Saturday, Nov. 6. Rev. Johnson performed the sunrise service in Saint Hubert's Episcopal chapel at Willoughby, Ohio, in the presence of 40 guests. Autumn colors were used in chapel decorations, including bronze and yellow mums. Given in marriage by her father, the bride appeared in a gown of ivory satin featuring ivy green trim and ivy headpiece. Her flowers were mums. Attendants Mrs Ed Beck of Hamburg. N.Y., served as matron of honor in an ivy green velvet gown and she carried an arrangement of bronze mums.

Ecology And The Concern

Ecology and the concern over it. is bringing about changes in the packaging industry The major soft drink companies are working on a bottle that can be burned without polluting the atmosphere. Food processors are investigating the possibility of edible packaging As the population of the world continues to mushroom, the food industry is working to alleviate the problem of solid waste disposal. A new development m the packaging industry is a bag that can be used for food storage and also cookery. One company is introducing meat that is in a foil bag that has been sterilized so it can be kept at room termperature and cooked in the bag Polyester and nylon bags are on the market now to store and cook foods in As with any products there are advantages and disadvantages in using it. The disadvantages of the cook in bags include: no reuse value, some stick to the surface of the food, must preheat oven, cannot cook above a maximum temperature or the bag will melt, and no uniform browning. Some of the advantages are: reduces splattering, can freeze and cook

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Harry Burns of Cleveland was best man. Ushers were Chris Gorman and Dennis Christopher of Willoughby. Mrs. Money selected for her daughter's weddi ig, a brow.i suit, and the brideg.onrn’s mother chose a blue suit. Their flowers were yellow mums. A champagne breakfast followed at a Willoughby inn at 8:30. A rehearsal dinner was held at the inn the evening of November 5. The couple is making residence at 1657 Eddington, Cleveland Heights, Ohio. The bride graduated from Syracuse high school in 1967 and Lake Erie college in 1971. She is now teaching physical education for grades seven, eight and nine at Willoughby-East Lake. The bridegroom graduated from DePauw college in 1966 and is employed as a computer programmer with A T. & T.

in same container, no thawing required, transparent, and reduces cooking time. An edible package that can be eaten would greatly reduce the solid waste disposal problem. We have eaten the packages of drugs for quite sometime in the form of geletin capsules. One company is working on a gravy pouch that is immersed in boiling water and the pouch dissolves and is consumed. Also a frozen fish product that is boiled and the container and cooking instructions melt onto the fish and into the grease. The future of eating will be interesting to say the least. Although we are used to a particular way of dining, we need to be open minded to progress. After all what would our great grandmothers think of cake mixes! Yeast Breads For The Holidays A lesson on yeast breads — plain and fancy will be held Wednesday, Dec. 1, from 1-3 p.m. at the women's building. Mrs. Noble Fisher of r 2 Milford will demonstrate shaping dough and she will share some of her favorite recipes. Come and get some new ideas for holiday baking. Public welcome! French Dressing L 14 cups white sugar. 4 cup vinegar. 4 cup catsup. 4 cup chopped onion. 1 cup salad oil, 1 teaspoon lemon juice, 2 teaspoon paprika, 2 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon celery seed. Combine all ingredients in blender and blend Refrigerate. Cars Collide South Os Town Vehicles driven by Thomas Stump and George E Thornburg, both of Syracuse, collided at the interaction of SR 13 and Pickwick Road at 6:30 a.m. on Tuesday of last week No one was injured and Syracuse police estimated damage at several hundred dollars to each vehicle. Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles Mishler of Nappanee were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rensberger. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Mose Wilson.

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Sunshine Club Has Turkey wi Recently The Sunshine Extension Homemakers club met recently at the home of Mrs. John Croy. Mrs. William Englebirth served as co hostess for the Turkey dinner which was served prior to the meeting. After the meal Mrs. Bruce Makemson, vice president, opened the meeting in usual form. History of the song of the month, “When I grow too old to Dream” was given by Mrs. Lloyd Hively, followed by group singing. Mrs. Englebirth chose, “A new Version of the 23d Psalm” and a Psalm of wondering for meditations. Mrs. Arthur Griswold gave the lesson on "Prisons around the House.” Response to roll call was “If I could Hire one Job Done What Would It Be?” After the secretary and treasurer’s reports were given the group voted to give a donation to buy Christmas gifts for the Mental Health program and a gift for a club member who is in a nursing home. Plans were completed for the club’s Christmas party and a gift exchange. Two new members, Mrs. Harold Millington and Mrs. Robert Whitacre were welcomed into the club. There were 16 members and two children present. The meeting closed with the club collect. Mrs. John Croy won the door prize after the meeting closed and an auction was held of items left from the bazaar. Pomona Grange Meets In Bremen St-Mar-Kos Pomona Grange met at the Bremen Grange hall Thursday evening, Nov. 18. A pot luck supper was held prior to the opening of the meeting. Master Arthur Heckerman presided. Women’s activity chairman Ruth Miller gave the committee’s financial report for the past year and announced the new projects for the coming year. She also reported receiving third prize on her report to the state chairman at the October Grange session in Indianapolis. Reports were heard from the subordinate Granges — Bremen, New Tamerack and Waubee. The lecturer's program was given by Elsie TYader. “We Give Thanks” was given by the three Graces and chaplin Mrs. Miller, Isabelle Oakley, Carrie Pritcher and Helen Heckerman sang “Nearer My God to Thee,” followed by a prayer for Thanksgiving by the lecturer. Mr. and Mrs. Heckerman gave a,report on the state meeting. The next meeting will be December 15 at the Waubee Grange hall in Milford. It will be a pot luck supper and a Christmas party with gift exchange. Supper will be served promptly at 6:30 p.m. Thirteen persons attended the November meeting. ICY ROADS CAUSE OF ACCTDENT Kenneth L. Ryman, 45, Milford, slid into a car driven by Emanuel M. Troyer, 56, Middlefield, Ohio, at the intersection of CR 19 and Ind. 119 near Goshen on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Ryman was southbound on CR 19 and was unable to avotde hitting Troyer due to the slippery road.

Hr We’re rolling out the red carpet — Im To welcome you to our fifth annual I Pletcher Village Christmas Festival I 10 /q Help us celebrate throughout the shop with JIV Sak M| H 10% Savings On Ladies Fashions Friday Mh jH W Saturday, Sunday KgK n I«8 ENJOY: Eggnog — Spiced Cider— Date Cookies — Dutch Bread From our holiday refreshment table JH Browse among our colorful decorations and see such giftable goodies as these: fl Pont Suits Sweaters Jewelry fl Fun Furs Skirts Blouses Dresses Slacks Lingerie Everything milady will love for Christmas gifting and getting. Shop early for best selections and Q The House |1 carry home some very special gifts packaged for you in our own distinctive gift wrap. For an old AcrOSS fashioned holiday treat of music, refreshments, gifts, and savings be sure to join us for this special II occasion! r lhe Street JB

L Jt I I». 'W * I . I .W—W** -*«* ' .Imp 50TH ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. Harry Good of Milford will observe their 50th wedding anniversary at a family dinner to be held at Foo and Faye’s restaurant in the Wawasee Village on Saturday night. Harry Good and Ethel Harlan were married in Milford on November 30. 1921. They are retired barbers. The Goods are the parents of three daughters, Mrs. Richard (Jean) Ankney of Eldridge. Iowa; Mrs. Richard (Joan) Ganger of Goshen; and Mrs. Dale (Mary Lou) Weldy of Jacksonville, Fla. They also have 11 grandchildren.

Christmas Carol Banquet At Wawasee Sold Out

Wawasee high school Christmas Carol banquet tickets were sold out on Monday maning, Nov. 22, with 528 tickets being purchased for the annual Christmas festivity. This year’s banquet will feature three choirs, orchestra and dance band as it portrays the life, customs and people of Germany and Austria. One of the dances, “The Wood Choppers Dance,” will be quite unique in that it portrays rural people of the Tyrol. Gene Lawson and Charles Baldwin will be featured as they wield the hat-

Milford Junior High To Hold Book Fair A book fair will be held at Milford junior high in room one beginning” Monday. Dec 6. through Friday, Dec. 10. Over 250 different titles and many other different reading-materials will be available for students and adults to purchase. The book fair will be open daily from 9 a m. to 3:30 and on Thursday night, Dec. 9, from 6 to 9:30. The purpose of the book fair is to expose the elementary, junior high and young adult age groups to some pf the better reading material available for preschools and good adult interest books will also be on sale. The Language Arts department feels it can better serve the needs of the students through such an activity. A book rack from which students may buy books will also be added to the junior high building. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Clinton Gilbert and Sharon Gilbert of Syracuse were Mr. and Mrs. Ralleigh Halsey and Miss Joyce Halsey of Kimmell and Mr. and Mrs Larry Ryman and family of Milford

chet and make the chips falling in rhythm with the music. The German dance, “Hansel and Gretel,” is popular among the folk dancers in the southern part of the country. As its name implies it is based upon the very familiar story and the song, “Won’t you Cone and Dance With Me.” Students selected for the dance are Karen Walker, Dana Berghorn, Susan Henning, Doug Harr, Karen Troyer, Kirk Prickett, Wanda Huffman, Matt Gray, Darcy Wolferman, Kevin Rhodes, Bev Peters and Mike Harris.

Receives Minor Injuries A car-truck accident Monday at 3:25 p.m. east of New Paris, resulted in minor injuries. Marion E. Joyce, 34, Milford driver of a 1958 Ford truck received a small laceration to his head. He refused medical treatment. Herbert H. Hawks, 40, Indianapolis, driver of a 1972 Chevrolet, was not injured. A passenger, Eleanor Detweiler, 31, Indianapolis, suffered a bruised shoulder which did not require hospitalization. According to investigating officer. Elkhart county police Ptl. Richard Method, Hawks had stopped on CR 25 headed south and then drove into the path of Joyce’s truck, which was eastbound on CR 46. LAKELAND LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of Dewart Lake attended the Indiana State Water Ski meeting at LaPorte Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Junior Groves and family of Milford will spend Thanksgiving Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Devon Lippincott of Milford.

Twilighters Meet At Ringler Home Mrs. Franklin Ringler of Syracuse entertained for the November meeting of the Syracuse Twilighters Bunco club with Mrs. Eugene Henning assisting. Mrs. Norman Robie and Mrs. Paul Stouder were guests. Mrs. James Mench was elected club president for the ensuing year with Mrs. Henning, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Delbert Whitehead is the outgoing president with Mrs. Philip Strieby secretarytreasurer. High prize for the evening went to Mrs. Strieby; low, Mrs. Robert Moser; travel, Mrs. Warren Benson; and door prize, Mrs. Delbert Whitehead. Mrs. Henning received an anniversary gift. The annual Christmas dinner and gift exchange is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on December 8 at Foo and Faye’s south of Syracuse. Mrs. Donald Niles will entertain for the January meeting with Mrs. Bill Coburn as cohostess. Mrs. D. Moneyheffer Entertains Busy Bees The Busy Bee club of Milford met Friday evening with Mrs. Debert Moneyheffer. President Mrs. Ray Bray presided and opened the meeting in usual form. “Home Sweet Home,” the song for the month, was read by Mrs. Erma Chambers and sung by the group. For meditations Mrs. Herman Miller read, “The Home,” and “Four Things to Remember.” Roll call was answered by various topics by the members and four guests — Mrs. Dewey Fox, Mrs. Neal Cory, Mrs. Ruth DeFries and Mrs. Homer Burke. The lesson, a talk by Mrs. Burke, on experiences as missionaries in Niagara, Puerto Rico and in Chicago during World War II was given. The next meeting will be December 17 with plans for the Christmas party to be announced later. On the Christmas committee are Mrs. Ray Bray, Mrs. Herman Miller and Mrs. Ray maid Pinkerton. Intermediate Mothers To Hold Yule Dinner The Intermediate Mothers club at Syracuse held its meeting last week at the home of Mrs. Robert Brown with Mrs. Earl Money and Mrs. Raymond Jetmore assisting. President Mrs. Charles Miller presided after which Mrs. Ray Jones presented the program showing slides and narrating her 1969 European tour. The next meeting will be a Christmas party at the lakeside home of Mrs. Ray Buhrt starting with a pot-luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. on December 6 and a gift exchange will be held. Gospel Sing At Bethany The “Sons of Praise” a male quartette from the New Salem Church of the Brethren, will be presenging an evening of Gospel music at the Bethany Church of the Brethren one mile east of the junction of 6 and 15 on Sunday evening, Nov. 28, at 7. Everyone is welcome to attend the service.

Thanksgiving Service At Syracuse The annual community Thanksgiving service, sponsored by the Syracuse Ministerial association, will be held at 8 a.m. on Thanksgiving Day at Calvary United Methodist church, south of Syracuse. This annual service of song and praise has been well attended in the past. Rev. David Mueller, pasta* of« Grace Lutheran church will bring the message. Special music will be a featured part of the service, with O. A. Lambert appearing as guest soloist. Ministers of the community will be participating. Future Homemakers Sponsor Date Night Monday, Nov. 22, 1971, the Future Homemakers of America sponsored their daddy date night at Wawasee high school. A pot luck dinner was served to twenty-one members and their fathers. After dinner a presentation was given by the senior girls. The presentation consisted of reports and slides on patriotism. The evening was enjoyed by all! Ebenezer Ladies Hold Meeting The Ebenezer Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Milo Snyder of Cromwell with Mrs. Roy Hontz assisting. The meeting opened with organ music by Mrs. Snyder and group singing. Mrs. Hontz gave devotions and Miss Golda Weade gave a reading. Response to roll call was by 19 members. Guests were Miss Weade, Mrs. Ruth Weaver, Mrs. Melbum Rapp, Mrs. Emerson Bushong and Mrs. William Souder of Taylorville, 111. Mrs. Ruth Smith, president, presided fa the business meeting and regular repats. The birthday box was opened and contents revealed. A check fa SSO will be sent to the club project of the Flat Rock Home for Children to be used for Christmas. The meeting closed with song and The Lord’s Prayer. Mrs. Bushong presented organ music during the social hour. The December meeting will be the annual Christmas party and pot luck dinner at the Hex Grange northeast of Syacuse. Community Nursery School In Progress A total of 13 children ranging from four through five years of age are now enrolled in the newly established Community School of Syracuse fa two hours a day and three days a week. Mrs. Don Scholer is the teacher. Space has been given fa the school at the Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church located north of Syracuse and the Syracuse Primary Mothers club has undertaken a project this year in assisting the school. Current supplies needed include a dak, stapler, pencil sharpener, tape and dispenser, bulletin board, paper cutter, record holder, paper products of towels, cups, etc., record player, file cabinet and lumber fa shelves. John Naab is advisor fa the school and serving on the board of directors are Rev. August Lundquist, Mrs. Steve Hearn and Primary Mothers club members Mrs. Terry McLeod, Mrs. James Zimmerman, Mrs. Ed Leamon and Mrs. Lowell Ensinger.

BETROTHED — Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Moore of 222 North Shore drive, Syracuse, announce the engagement of their daughter, Melinda, to Gary Firestone, son , of M. and Mrs. Louis Firestone of ' r 4 Syracuse. Miss Moore is a Wawasee high school graduate and a sophomore at Manchester college majoring in elementary education. Her fiance, also a Wawasee high graduate, is a sophomore at Grace college majaing in elementary education. A spring wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller of near Milford entertained Mr. and Mrs. Seth McFarren and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hollar at supper Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heckaman. Milfad will be at their daughter and son-in-law’s, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mikel oF • Elkhart fa Thanksgiving.

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