The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 26, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 July 1975 — Page 6

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. July 23,1975

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Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bailey at home in Florida after rites

Miss Denise Rae Brown of r 2 Syracuse, daughter of Mrs Jean Brown of Syracuse and Hal Brown of Goshen, was united in marriage Saturday. July 12, to Kevin Quinn Bailey, son pf Mr and Mrs Dean Bailey of Lighthouse Point, Fla Rev. Jones of the Saint. Andrew's United Methodist church Conducted the 2 pm. double ring ceremony. A floral arrangement of white gladioli and yellow roses and the lighted candelabras adorned the church Norma Longenecker was organist The bride, given in marriage by her father, appeared in a white floor-length gown of imported eyelet lace with a stand up collar and long puffy sleeves Her shoulder length had a silver cascade of pearls on the headpiece She carried a cascade of white and yellow daisies and roses Mould You 1-ike A Prein Ration Price And Quality MACY'S LAKE WAWASEE DO IT Yourself 1 ’ PM I 1 T I J. 1 q* I Ko? . * 1 With STEAMEX Rental Carpet Cleaner M« I9*c**> *fc»H fNwrH to romovo •r,m« and «rit from fWI •«” of My C«rM**l Rovivo cater end Ivtfro «,mwf no* of divert,put or •oom, nuM CKea* <m *o *O4 *4 " per hwr — arm <M* RENT AL RATES «Heerl SUM (Hour* SUM MHevri MSM Overet«M »»».«• Call 457-2929 To Reserve Steamex Unit In Your Neighborhood GLON Furniture & Carpet 457-2929 Syracuse

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Mrs. Richard (Deborah) Gmgaman of r 2 Syracuse, the bride s sister, was matron of honor Mrs. Timothy (Debra) Robie was bridesmaid. They wore yellow crepe floor-length, short sleeved, empire style gowns and yellow straw picture hats. Both carried yellow and white daisies Tom Bailey of Florida, brother of the bridegroom, served as best man The bride's brother, Doug Brown of Syracuse, served as usher The bride’s mother wore a floor-length rose colored gown with a short chiffon matching jacket The bridegroom s mother wore a floor-length yellow, pink and green floral gown. They had pink rose corkages Reception The lawn reception was held at the home of the bride’s grandparents. Mr and Mrs. William Crone of Pleasant Grove, Lake Wawasee The couple honeymooned in Canada and is now residing at 3109 N W Second Terrace. Pompano Beach. Fla. The new Mrs. Bailey is a graduate of Wawasee high school and was employed at The Papers Incorporated .in the Goshen office Her husband attended a Florida high school . and the Northwest Institite in French Lick He is a service technician for Harbor Chrysler in Pompano Beach. Fla. Mrs. Little and son leaving for Europe Mrs Bill) Little and son William Ellis of Milford plan to leave soon for Europe. They will be gone for about four weeks and plan to visit Mrs. Little’s mother in Germany During the visit they plan to go to Frankfort. Darmastadt. and Baveria Charles Schlabach at Mac Dill AFB TAMPA, Fla. — Now serving at Mac Dill AFB. Fla., with a tactical air command unit is staff sergeant Charles E Schlabach, son of Mrs Laura J McClintic of 621 S Mam St.. Syracuse. Sergeant Schlabach, an inventory management specialist, previously was assigned at Tainan AB. Taiwan. The sergeant is a 1966 graduate of Syracuse high school.

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Ebenezar ladies entertained in Snyder home The Syracuse Ebenezar ladies aid met July 17 in the home of Mrs Mabel Snyder. The hostess gave an organ selection and the devotions. Mrs. Fem Weirick spoke on patriotism. Mrs. Katie Wilkinson read a recipe for a happy day. There were 20 members present. Guests were Mrs Nell Mignery, Mrs, Ruth Weaver. Mrs Lois Martin, and Mrs. Alvin Holmes and children. The Holmes children. Elizabeth, Rodney, Greg and Scott presented songs for the program. Mrs. Weirick assisted the hostess The August meeting will be in the United Methodist church in Cromwell. Calvary women's executive committee hears reports The nine members of the Calvary United Methodist women’s executive committee met at the church July 18. Mrs. John R. Walker opened the meeting with prayer. Die business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. Kenneth Elson It was reported that Mr. and Mrs. Charles Forrester, missionaries in Africa, will be at the church Wednesday evening, August 6. A salad and sandwich supper reception is planned for 6:30 at the church. The Lois circle will be the hostess for the evening. The ladies of the circle are to furnish the salads and sandwiches. The New World mission .was reported on The program will start in September. All members are urged to make this a success.

Committees appointed by senior citizens The Turkey Creek .Senior Citizens, met Thursday Mh the Syracuse fire station meeting room for the regular July carryin dinner meeting. Following the meal. Mrs Georgia Buster presided over the business meeting The following committees were appointed: Auditing — Mrs. Amanda Davisson, Mrs. Rebecca Ross and Mrs. Eva Smith Nominating — Floyd Johnson, Milo Moley, Mrs. Ruth Haney and Mrs. Josephine George The sidewalk days in Syracuse and the Kosciusko county fair was discussed. An invitation was extended to the members to attend the Area Two queen contest at Mishawaka on July 31. Reservations for the Imcheon must be in by July 25. A report was given on the July 9 meeting of the Council on Aging and Aged in Warsaw. Those attending were. Mrs. Buster, Mrs Valerie Hughes, Mrs Mabel Walton and Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Buster, the president and Kosciusko county queen also attended a July 13 meeting in Milford of the senior citizens. A senior citizen’s day is planned for August 7 at the Kosciusko county fair and August 21 at the Indiana state fair in Indianapolis. There were 14 members and two guests. Mrs Howard Scott and Mrs. Stella S&ahley, present. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller visited Bremen Grange Monday evening. July 21, for a picnic supper at the hall and a social evening "When the lands are impoverished, people lower their standards, both physically and spiritually/* — Dr. Walter Lowdermilk. Hangers j — Picture Framing — Art Supplies - Crafts DOLL'S DECORATING CENTER In Milford 658-4033 :

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Christian church is setting of Staker-Troup wedding

Miss Nancy Staker became the bride of David Troup at 6 o’clock on Saturday evening. July 12. in the Milford Christian church. The new Mrs. Troup is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Staker of Syracuse. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Evar Troup of Milford. Eldon Wilson, pastor of the church, officiated at the double ring service before an altar decorated with two large baskets of flowers in colors of the rainbow. Kim Augsburger and Richard Fehnel .served as pianist and organist. They played "Theme from Love Storv" and “Color My World.” Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a floorlength gown in nylon dotted sheer with ruffled hemline topped with a band of lace. The bodice and sleeves were also trimmed with lace. Her mantilla was edged in lace. She carried a bouquet of yellow sweetheart roses,’ blue straw flowers, baby’s breath, white daisies, lavender, pink and white poms and lace ribbon. Debbie Staker served her sister as maid of honor. Her gown was blue flowered dotted Swiss with an empire waist. It was floorlength. She wore a Hue picture hat with blue ribbon and carried three long stemmed yellow roses with ribbons the color of the rainbow. Kathy Troup of Milford, sister of the bridegroom; Renie Loser of Fort Wayne; and Cindy and Vickie Staker of Syracuse, sisters of the bride, were bridesmaids. Their gowns were each a different color — yellow, green, lavender and pink, in nylon flowered dotted swiss. They were floor-length and featured an empire waist. They wore white picture hats with ribbons to match their dresses. Each carried a yellow rose with ribbon to match her dress. Steve VanCuren of North Webster served as best man Ushers and groomsmen were Larry Kaiser, Steve Troup, brother of the bridegroom. Benny Waldbeser. all of Milford; Randy LeweUan of Nath Webster; and Chris Walker of Syracuse. The bride's mother chose a floor-length gown of polyester crepe in shades of pink with sheer sleeves. Mrs. Troup chose a sleeveless, floor-length gown of blue polyester knit. Each wore a corsage of white daisies and yellow roses. Reception Follows A reception was held at Camelot Hall in North Webster following the wedding. There guests danced to the music of Simon Genesis. The cake was in four-tiers and was decorated with the colors of the rainbow and Gigantic Arts, Crafts & Food Sale Saturday, Aug. 2 10-6 Lakeland Youth Center Syracuse

topped with a bride and bridegroom under a brandy snifter. Serving were Mrs. Nick Yoder and Miss Julie Groves. Following a wedding trip to northern Canada the couple is at home in Milford. The bride will return to Wawasee high school in the fall to complete her senior year. The bridegroom is a 1974 graduate of Wawasee high school and is employed at Arrow Corporation in Leesburg.

Raymond Pinkertons entertain for Waubee Grange Waubee Grange met with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton Friday evening. July 18, with 18 members being present. The meeting was opened by Mr. Pinkerton. He presided over several items of business. Women’s activities chairman, Ruth Miller, displayed the W. A. Poster for 1975 and projects already completed. She announced the baking contest of “Fancy Yeast Breads,” and the patch work pillow, any size and any material sponsored by Ployfil by Fairfield Processing Corp The pillow is also a Bicentennial project. The contest is open to members and non-members sponsored by a Grange member in good standing. The chairman also asks members for used eye glasses, to send to “New Eyes for the Needy” and, old hearing aid batteries for health projects for the deaf and hard of hearing. A donation of money was given to both projects. During the refreshment hour after the meeting Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heyde were honored for their 58th wedding anniversary'. All were served from a decorated table in gold and white. Mrs. Glen Pinkerton cut and served the two tiered cake she had baked and decorated Mrs Nate Insley poured punch and coffee, mints and nuts were also served. Mrs. Lulu Felkner also presented a cake to Mr and Mrs. Richard Heyde. The next meeting will be with the Hey des’ in their Syracuse home on August 8 at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Insley and Mr. and Mrs Herman Miller assisting with refreshments and program for the evening

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Herman Millers entertain for Pomona Grange St - Mar - Kos Pomona Grange met with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller in their home Thursday evening. July 17, for a picnic supper. Eighteen members were present. Otho Ban Durant called the meeting to order and presided over the business. Delegates for the state session to be held at the Holiday Inn in Logansport on October 16,17 and 18 were chosen. They are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heckerman and alternates, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oakley. The women’s activity chairman reported on projects for Pomona. The state lecturer's program for the year is “Our Flag for 75” symbol being the United States flag. Bicentennial flag ceremonies are a set of five American flags and one Grange flag. The ceremony was given by lecturer Mrs. Miller. A patriotic song, “Old Glory” was sung by the members. A contest, using each letter in “Our Flag” in an essay of a poem was written by each. The meeting closed by all singing “It’s a Good Thing to be a Granger” and "Blest Be The Tie That Binds.” The next meeting will be September 18 at Bremen Grange at 6:30 p.m. There will be a pot luck supper and an election of officers. Leesburg Homemakers meet in Warsawjiome The Leesburg Homemakers Extension club met in the new home of Mrs. Howard Smith near Warsaw. Mrs. Smith was the hostess and Mrs. Morris Huffman was co-host ess. The meeting was opened by the president and the flags were saluted. Nineteen members responded to roll call by giving the name of a past US president. The group sang “America” and “Onward Christian Soldiers.” The new club books were passed out. Mrs. Emra Stookey gave the garden report, reporting that turnips should be planted July 25 and you should plant a late garden. Mrs. Charles Smoker gave citizenship and a poem “Special Heritage of our Flag.” The Kosciusko county fair was announced and flowers were sent to an ill member. The door prizes were won by Mabie Krous and Mrs. Robert Bishop. The meeting was closed with “Collect.” The next meeting will be held August 20 at Wawasee Lake cottage of Mini Moschel. The club should meet at the home of Mrs. Hershal Albert to leave for the picnic at 5:45.

Auxiliary sends items to mission The American Legion Auxiliary. Wawasee 223, met in regular meeting July 22. Regular business was attended to. Plans for the annual chicken fry at the Legion fair on August 15 were continued. All the articles of clothing, books, etc. not sold at the recent flea market were boxed and taken to the Red Bird mission in Kentucky by Rev. Marvin Jones of Saint Andrews United Methodist church.

First aid runs made Tuesday The Syracuse first aid team made a run at 9:15 last night (Tuesday) for Leßoy Maddox, 62, r 3 Syracuse. Mr. Maddox was transported to Goshen hospital. He complained of weariness, light headedness and changes in body temperatures. This morning (Wednesday) at 2:05. the team transported Meyer Maidenberg. 68, of r 2 Syracuse, to Goshen hospital. The ambulance was called to Morison Island. Mr. Maidenberg was treated for a bleeding incision.

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TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Sheire will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on July 31. They have made their home in Dunedin, Fla., for the past 18 years. They were married in the Saint Patrick's Catholic church in Ligonier on July 31, 1950. Mrs. Sheire is the former Rita Kizer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kizer of Milford. Mr. Sheire is the son of Mrs. Cecilia Sheire of Dunedin and the late John Sheire. formerly of Lake Wawasee. The couple has eight children. Mrs. Thomas Grow and Mrs. Don Eyler of Safety Harbor, Fla., Mrs, Jerry McCarthy of Grove City, Pa„ Mrs. Kevin Goetz of Indianapolis. Joseph of Clearwater and Christopher. Patrick and Martha, all at home. They also have two grandchildren. The family is planning a dinner party after their return from a visit with family members in this area.

Sociable dessert!

By MRS. ANN HANCOOK Extension Agent According to the dictionary, a dessert is “A course of fruit, pastry, pudding, ice cream, or cheese served at the close of a meal”. Weight watchers often steer away from desserts but they don’t have to if the dessert is used to fulfill their daily nutritional needs. The most sociable part of a meal is often when dessert is served. While enjoying dessert the family can relax and enjoy some conversation. So desserts actually serve two purposes: adding nutrients to our daily intake and providing a relaxing sociable close to a meal. Keep the rest of the meal in mind when planning dessert. With a harty meal serve a light dessert or with a light meal you might en joy a dessert such as ice cream or pudding. Desserts should balance a meal nutritionally. If the main dish is predominatly vegetable; follow it with a dessert of eggs, cheese, milk, or yogart. No fruit in the meal? Put it in the dessert. Stay away from desserts that are full of empty calories. Cakes and cookies provide very few nutrients but they are full of calories. One piece of apple pie has 345 calories and provides only 6 per cent protein. Whereas, one half cup of custard provides only 145 calories and 12 per cent protein. Remember to choose your dessert calories by the company they keep. When you “spend ” calories be sure that they are in good company. Ice cream for example is high in calories but it also contains several important nutrients. CHOCO MINT FREEZE cup crushed vanilla wafers (28), 4 Tablespoons melted butter, 1 quart peppermint ice cream, softened, 2 sq. (2 oz.) uisweetened chocolate, 2 well beaten egg yolks, IM cup sifted powdered sugar, 4 cup chopped pecans. 1 teaspoon vanilla, 3 egg whites. Toss together crumbs and butter (reserve M cup). Press remaining crumbs into 9x9x2 pan. Spread with ice cream and freeze. Melt M cup butter and

■■ At The ||||% Milford Christian | 1 Church eldon wilson Minister Henry Ford once asserted that it took him six months longer to produce his first car because they often had to spend the rest of the week unraveling the mistakes the engineers made when working on Sundays. Sunday should be a day of worship of our wonderful God. Considering what He did for us, how can we do any less? — Buses running every Sunday in Milford, Dewart Lake, Syracuse and Nappanee areas. — Bible school hour — 9:30 a.m. — Morning Worship service — 10:30 a.m. —- Primary, beginner, junior and high school and college age worship services at 10:30 a.m. — Sunday evening services at 7 p.m. — Family night Bible study, Wednesday at 7 p.m. Milford Christian Church Phone 458-9151 or 658-4305

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