The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 August 1972 — Page 9

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Phyllis Haney - Earl Roberts August 5 Wedding Unites

The Packerton United Methodist church was the setting for the August 5 wedding uniting in marriage Miss Phyllis Ann Haney of North Webster and Earl Lavon Roberts, r 3 Syracuse. Rev. Keith Burch of the Liberty Mills United Methodist church performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of 175 guests at 4 o’clock in the afternoon. Parents of the couple are Mrs. Wilbur Haney and the late Mr. Haney of r 2 Claypool and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Roberts of r 3 Syracuse. Gracing the wedding setting were candleabra decorated with lemon yellow and orange roses entwined with greenery, and arrangements of orange gladiolus, mint green carnations, yellow pompons and palms, plus one single wedding candle. Large yellow pew bows were used. A prelude of traditional wedding music was supplied by organist Mrs. Thomas Witham ane Mrs. James Carroll served as soloist. Given In Marriage Given in marriage by her brother Glenn Haney, the bride appeared in an A-line gown of polyester cotton accented with a lace bodice, three-quarter sleeves and Sabrina neckline, edged in lace. Her floor train of illusion was edged with Chantilly lace and caught to a bow head-

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piece. She carried three-long stemmed yellow roses, kissing her mother-in-law to be when entering and her mother following the ceremony. Each mother was presented with a single rose. Mrs. Bert Cramer, Jr., r 2 Culver and sister of the bride, served as matron of honor in a gown of yellow daisy polyester cotton trimmed with a yellow sash, with a finger tip veil and matching headdress. She carried <me long stemmed single yellow rose. Ron Roberts of Syracuse, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Stacey Duggins of South Whitley, a niece of the bride, was flower girl, and David Roberts, Syracuse, was ringbearer. Jim Haney of Claypool, brother of the bride, and Jon Roberts, r 3 Syracuse, brother of the bridegroom, ushered. Mrs. Marvin Gunter of Etna Green served at the guest register. The mother of the bride was attired in navy blue with white accessories and the bridegroom’s mother chose to wear lemon yellow with white accessories. Their corsages were of lemon yellow and white carnations. Reception Assisting with gifts at the reception which followed in the social rooms were Miss Cindy

Haney, Miss Lorene Gagnon and Miss Janet Gagnon, all nieces of the bride. The four-tiered wedding cake decorated with swans was flanked with yellow and orange chrysanthemums. Mrs. Ron Roberts, Mrs. Vai Duggins, Mrs. Dale Gagnon and Mrs. Leonard Wise were in charge. The newlyweds are now residing at North Webster following a wedding trip to Niagara Falls. A graduate of Sidney high school, Grace college and Saint Francis college, Fort Wayne, the bride is employed as a third grade teacher in the Lakeland Community school system at the North Webster school. The bridegroom graduated from Syracuse high school, and Purdue university. He is presently working on his masters degree at Indiana university Purdue Extension, Fort Wayne. He is a member of the Farm House fraternity, and presently employed as an agriculture teacher in the Whitko Community schools.

The Age Os Awareness By ANN HANCOOK Area Extension Agent This is the age of nutrition awareness. Unfortunately much of what we hear and read is not good nutrition information. Adelle Davis and Dr. Sillman seem to get more publicity than the nutrition experts who rightly deserve it. Perhaps the reason for this is that Adelle Davis and Dr. Sillman make nutrition exciting but perhaps stretch the truth slightly. One vitamin that Adelle Davis spends much of her time discussing is vitamin E. In 1922 two men at the University of California discovered an unknown fatsoluble substance reproduction in rats. It has been considered an important vitamin for man and animals since that time. The exact functions of vitamin E have not been clearly defined. Vitamin E has been found to have antioxident properties. So its function seems to be to protect other nutrients from destruction by oxidation. Research is continuing to pin point other functions. The Food and Nutrition Board has not set a recommended allowance for vitamin E but suggests that between 10 to 30 mg. per day satisfies the requirement for adults. Vitamin E is widely distributed in nature which makes a deficiency most unlikely. Vitamin E has been promoted as an “anti-sterility” vitamin and as an effective agent against heart attacks. Unfortunately, these claims are not based on results from around nutritional experiments. By eating a well rounded diet you are assured of getting an adequate supply of vitamin E. As function research is completed, we will learn more about the specific function of Vitamin E. NUTMEG DELIGHT 2 c. all purpose flour 1 tea. baking powder 1 teas, soda and % tea. salt 2 TBL nutmeg Sift above ingredients together 2 times. Cream 1% c. sugar and % c. shortening, then add 3 unbeaten eggs one at a time and one teas, vanilla. Add dry ingred. alternately with 1 c. buttermilk or sour milk, blend well with mixer at low speed. Pour into 9 x 13 x 2 greased and floured pan. Bake 350 30 - 40 min. Remove from oven and spread this topping on. Cream well ¥t c. butter, % c. packed brown sugar then add ¥4 c. cream or milk, Vz tea. vanilla, 1 c. shredded coconut and % c. nuts. Put under broiler 2-4 min. Watch carefully. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rink of Milford had a guest of Mrs. Edith Rhinesmith of Santa Anna, Calif., Friday and Saturday. Merl and Jacob Rink took Mrs. Rhinesmith to Elkhart on Sunday for the Rhinesmith family reunion. Approximately 64 persons were {resent.

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Michael Haifley Takes Sharon Thomas As Bride

Miss Sharon Patricia Thomas, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Clarence E. Thomas, Hampstead, Md., became the bride of Michael Lynn Haifley, son of Rev. and Mrs. David R. Haifley of Syracuse, in a candlelight ceremony on August 5 at 7:30 o’clock in the evening at Snydersburg, Md. The double ring ceremony was performed by the father of the tride. Organists were Ted Markle of Manchester, Md., and Miss Vicky Nyikos of Syracuse. A trio composed of Miss Kathleen Haifley, Miss Dorothy Haifley, and Miss Ruth Haifley, all of Syracuse and sisters of the bridegroom, sang several vocal selections. Miss Jean Haifley of Syracuse, another sister of the bridegroom, was in charge of candle-lighting. Radiant Bride The bride, given in marriage by her parents and escorted by her father, wore a white gown of empire styling. The bodice and sleeves featured re-embroidered lace, edged with scalloped lace. The A-line skirt was of polished satin. A detachable train of matching lace trimmed with scalloped lace accented the ’ gown. Her elbow length veil of nylon tulle fell from a half-hat of lace and seed pearls, and she carried white sweetheart roses and blue delphiniums on a white Bible. She wore her grandmothers pearls and a heirloom watch, belonging to her grandmother. The maid of honor, Miss Becky Smith of Hampstead, appeared in a gown of royal blue satinized crepe accented with a bodice and sleeves of white lace. She carried an arrangement of light blue carnations and white sweetheart roses. Bridesmaids were Miss Sue Boyden of Baltimore, Miss Cathy Clagett, Miss Mary Stimson, and Miss Denise Fowble, all of Hampstead. Their gowns were styled identical to that of the maid of honor, in shades of powder blue and each carried an arrangement of dark blue carnations with white sweetheart roses. Miss Dawn Meredith served as flower girl in a gown of blue and white, styled similar to the attendants gowns. She carried a white fireside basket of blue and white flowers. Michael Gordon of Syracuse was best man. Ushers were Daniel Thomas, brother of the bride and Eddie Meredith, both of Hampstead; Glenn Bromwell, Westminster, Md.; and Ted Gillam, Syracuse. Daniel Haifley of Syracuse, brother of the bridegroom, carried the rings on a white satin and lace heart-shaped pillow. Reception Follows A reception followed in the church social hall with 150 guests

in attendance. The bridegroom’s mother made the blue and white wedding cake which was served. Miss Mary Haifley, sister of the bridegroom, was in charge of the guest book and Miss Kathy Meredith and Miss Gail Bromwell, assisted at the gift table. The bride is a 1972 graduate of North Carroll high school at Hampstead, Md. Her husband is a 1969 graduate of Syracuse Christian high school and has recently returned from a oneyear tour of duty in Viet Nam, having just completed two years in the U. S. Army. Following a wedding trip, the couple is presently residing at Fort Carson, Colo., where the bridegroom is stationed.

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Patricia Beer Becomes Bride Os Russell Mikel August 19

Miss Patricia Beer became the bride of Russell Mikel on Saturday, Aug. 19, at the Apostolic Christian Fellowship hall in Milford. Rev. Theo Beer officiated before an altar of white glads, yellow daisies and roses The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Carlton Beer of Milford The bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mikel of Syracuse. Organ music was provided by Miss Kay Moore of Nappanee. Mrs. Robert Beer and Miss Sally Beer sang “Abiding Love” and “Each for the Other.” Bib Front

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Redder Family To Sing At Baptist Church The well known Charles Redder family from Cedarville, Ohio, will present several Gospel numbers during the Sunday school and worship service at the Wawasee Heights Baptist church this coming Sunday, Sept. 3. The family, consisting of Charles, his wife, Joyce, two sons and one daughter, have their special amplifiers and sound equipment to bring the best out of their songs. They will also be participating in the evening service. The family was previously with a group called the Keytones and made several records before going out on their own tours. The public is invited to attend the services. The church is located across from Wawasee liigh school. fEyLUNCH I®/ A menus J fca k uxkkmsoQ LAKELANDSCHOOLS TUESDAY — Sloppy Joes, potatoes with savory sauce, carrot sticks and radishes, Cinderella cake and milk. WEDNESDAY — Chilled orange juice, chili mac, lettuce salad or celery sticks, bread and butter, apple crisp and milk. THURSDAY — Cold meat sandwich, fried potatoes, melon, cheese cake and milk. FRIDAY — Fish squares, potato salad, tomato wedges, bread and butter, cherry cobbler and milk.

The bride’s empire line gown was trimmed in a bib front with Alencon lace which also accented the ruffled cuff of her long bishop sleeves. Her flounced hem was also encircled with Alencon lace. She wore a cathedral length veil trimmed with Alencon lace which was caught to a camelot cap. She carried a bouquet of yellow and white daisies and roses. Miss Jean Leman of Remington served as maid of honor. She wore a yellow gown with a shirred bodice trimmed in floral lace and a skirt of voile. The bridesmaids, Mrs. Dan Beer of Milford and Mrs. Douglas

Wed., Aug. 30, 1972 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

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Joe Wolf Takes Nancy Schmeltz As His Bride In 4:30 Ceremony

Joe A. Wolf, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Miller of r 1 Milford, took Nancy L. Schmeltz as his bride in a 4:30 o’clock ceremony on Saturday, Aug. 12, in the First Presbyterian church at Nappanee. Wolf is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wolf of r 4 Warsaw. His bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Schmeltz of 352 E. Market St., Nappanee. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Jeffrey S. O’Neill of Peoria, 111., in the presence of 100 persons. Colonades of white daisies, yellow roses and purple status decorated the altar. Barbara Mishler served as organist and “Liz” Weldy\was vocalist. Given in marriage by her father the bride appeared in ~a gown of white lace and silk in an old fashioned design with high neck and long train. She wore a picture hat and carried white daisies, yellow roses and purple status in a white basket. Paula Schmeltz served her sister as maid of honor. She wore a lavender gown with long sleeves and high neck similar to the brides’ in a design created by the bride. She wore a lavender picture hat and carried a basket of yellow roses, white daisies and

Milford Senior Homemakers Place At County-State Fairs

Following are placings for members of the Milford Senior Homemakers 4-H club from the county and state fairs' held during recent weeks: Renee Anglin — Clothing IV, Hue; foods V, Hue; Beth Beer — Clothing IV, blue and honor group; foods V, red; Colleen Beer — Foods Vi, red; Lana Buhrt — Clothing VII, red; Pat Buhrt — Clothing VI, blue; personality, blue; Sandra Gerencser — Clothing V, blue and honor group; crafts VI, blue and honor group, state fair, blue; flowers 111, blue; forestry I, Hue, state fair, wHte; foods V, Hue and honor group, state fair, white; garden 111, blue; photography 111, blue; weeds I, blue; wildlife 111, blue, state fair, Hue; Karen Goshert — Clothing 111, red; foods IV, blue; crafts I, Hue; Debbie Hartman — Clothing 111, red; foods V, red; Ann Kaiser — Clothing IV, blue and honor group, division alternate champion in construction; foods VI, blue and honor group; food preservation, Hue; Carolyn Rapp — Clothing VIII, Hue and honor group; foods X, red; Pam Sands — Clothing 111, white; crafts 111, blue; foods V,

Kunce wore identical gowns. Dave Elliott of Syracuse served as best man. Groomsmen were Brian Mikel and Fred Beer. Douglas Kunce and Dan Beer served as ushers. The new Mr. and Mrs. Mikel are both graduates of Wawasee high school. After a trip to southern Indiana they will be at home in West Lafayette where they are attending Purdue university.

purple status. Gail Hirsh and Sherry Pippen, both of Nappanee, served as tridesmaids. They wore gowns identical to the maid of honor’s. Elizabeth Ann Martin of Bremen, cousin of the bride, was flower girl. David Moyer of Warsaw was best man. Groomsmen were Mark Hoffer and Rich Baney and ushers were Ronnie Truex and Marion Klinger, all of Warsaw. Mrs. Schmeltz wore a long gown of blue crepe and Mrs. Wolf wore a long gown of pink knit. Both corsages were made of yellow roses, daisies and purple status. Reception Follows A reception was held immediately following the ceremony at the home of the bride’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapman were hosts. Beth Hersh, Beth Tobias and Vicxi Yoder served and Carla Crum was at the guest book. Following a wedding trip to the Western states the couple is residing in Etna Green. The bride is a graduate of North Wood high school and is attending Elkhart Beauty college. The bridegroom is a graduate of Warsaw high school and is associated with Wolf Grain and Stock Farms.

red; personality, blue; photography I, red; strawberries HI, blue; Lydia Shearer — Clothing VII, Hue and honor group; foods IX, Hue; crafts IX, Hue and honor group; Kathy Steffen — Crafts IV, Hue; Melinda Tom — Clothing IV, Hue and honor group, division champion in construction and junior construction champion, state fair, red; personality, blue; photography, 11, red; Amy Vanlaningham — Clothing 111, blue and honor group, division alternate champion in construction; crafts HI, blue and honor group; foods IV, blue and honor group, state fair, blue; Kay Waldbeser — Clothing VII, Hue and honor group; foods VIII, red; Darcy Wolferman — Clothing VI, blue and honor group, division alternate champion in construction; Janette Zimmerman — Foods VI, red; Becky Zimmerman — Clothing VI, white; foods VII, white.

Crusaders HonorBride To Be Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bushong were hosts last Friday evening for the meeting of the Crusaders class of the Syracuse Church of God with 16 adults and 20 children in attendance. Devotions were by Mr. Bushong who also presided for the business meeting. Mrs. Bushong, Mrs. Robert Wolfe and Mrs. Richard Coy were in charge of arrangements for a surprise bridal shower honoring Miss Janice Hamell whose marriage will take place in September to Robert Myers.

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