The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 October 1975 — Page 6

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed.. Oct. 29. 1975

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FIVE GENERATION GATHERING — These five individuals, members of the Vail family, gathered this month for a fifth generation picture. Seated is Mrs. Sadie Vail of Syracuse holding Jerome Culp, son of Mrs. Dale (Cindy ) Culp of Goshen. Standing, left to right, are (Indy's father. Russell Vail of Syracuse, and his father. Raymond Vail. Svracuse.

Questions answered

By MRS. ANN HANCOOK Extension Agent. Home Ec. How much should a family of four spend weekly on food 0 According to the USDA food plans for April 1975, a family with two preschool children should spend from $39.50 to $58.80 weekly on food The figures do not include paper products, soaps and detergents, pet foods, etc This figure is arrived at after, checking prices of foods across the country Remember that this is an average and is only meant as a suggestion This amount assumes that all meals are eaten at home For a family of four earning SB,OOO to SIO,OOO per year the figure is $49 weekly on food Why does baby food become runny after the jar is open” Generally this is caused from feeding the baby directly out of the jar or returning the uneaten food to the jar The baby's saliva on the spoon mixes with the food During storage the saliva breaks down the starches in the baby

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food and causes it to. become runny. Would you compare white bread and whole wheat bread? Nutritionally speaking there is little difference since white bread is enriched with the B vitamins and iron which were lost during the milling process In a one pound loaf with 18 slices, one slice of white bread contains 70 calories while one slice of whole wheat contains 60 Whole wheat bread contains slightly more calcium, iron, niacin and protein Fiber which is considered an important aspect of the diet is supplied by whole wheat bread ami not white bread Is it a better buy to purchase large, medium or small eggs? The rule to follow is that if there is ah eight cent or less spread in prices from one size to another, buy the larger size Large eggs at 73 cents are a better buy than medium eggs at 65 cents But if the large eggs are selling for 75 cents buy the mediums at 65 cents FOOD FACTS questions will be answered if they are sent to food facts, county extension office, r 4 box 284 C. Warsaw . Ind 46580 CHRISTMAS BAZAAR The annual extension homemaker bazaar will be held December 5 and 6 rather than the customary November date this year It is hoped that we will all be feeling the Christmas bug more at a later date The bazaar will be held at the women s building from 10 a m.-9 p m on Friday. Dec Sand 10a m.-3 pm on Saturday. Dec 6. See you there

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450 honor Theo Beers Family and friends, totalingover 450 persons, of Theo and Naoma Beer of Milford attended a 50th wedding anniversary celebration for the couple on Sunday. Oct. 26 The open house activities were held in the Apostolic Christian church fellowship hall in Milford. The Beers’ seven children. Mrs Robert (Marguerite) Hoerr. Phillip Beer. Mrs. Lewis (Miriam) Speicher and Mrs. Arnold (Becky) Doll, all of the Milford area; Mrs. Carl (Mary) Feichter of Bluffton; Dr. Alan Beer of Dallas. Texas; and Bernie Beer of Nappanee attended. Persons also came from Illinois and Ohio. The couple has 34 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren Erica Colburn honored at shower Two week old Erica Marie Cobum. daughter of Mr and Mrs Eric Coburn of Syracuse, was honored at a baby shower in the home of Mrs. Richard Smith. Milford, on Monday. Oct. 22 Guests present included the young lady ’s grandmothers. Mrs Robert Spurting and Mrs. Billy G. Cobum. both of Syracuse. Other guests were women employees of The Papers Incorporated with whom Erica’s mother worked before her daughter's birth. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening by Mrs Smith. Mrs Roger Graff and Mrs Terry Musselman. The door prize was won by Mrs. Leon Young CRC members honor Mrs. Duncan with baby shower Members of the Milford Columbian Reading Circle met Monday evening in the home of Mrs Darrel Oro, president Mrs. Harry Dale Doty was in charge of the evening There were 18 members and a guest, Mrs. Robert Kline Mrs. Doty, in the guise of a gypsy and with the aid of a so called crystal ball revealed little known but hilarious incidents in the backgrounds of various club members. This entertainment was a roundabout way of surprising Mrs Max Duncan with a baby shower The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served The next meeting will be November 10 in the home of Mrs Don Ahms Instead of a program, a silent auction will be held Break-in reported at Sea Nymph Co. A break-in was reported at the Sea Nymph company sometime Thursday night, however, nothing was taken after entry was gained to the office area. It was thought the intruders were frightened off by someone seeing them in their attempt to gain entry.

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MR. AND MRS. JOHN GLON. JR.

Dawn Byrket, John Glon, Jr. wed in Saint Martin's church

Miss Dawn Byrket and John Glon. Jr., were united in marriage in a 10 a m service on Saturday. Sept. 20. in the Saint Martin dePorres Catholic church south of Syracuse. Father Eugene Zimmerman officiated for the double ring ceremony in' the presence of 100 guests. Parents of the couple are Mrs Lawrence Byrket and the late Mr. Byrket and Mr. and Mrs John Glon. Sr . all of r 4 Syracuse Yellow daisies decorated the wedding setting at the church. Charles Taylor of Syracuse served as organist. Bride In Chiffon The bride, given in marriage by her uncle, Kenneth Lorenz of Elkhart, appeared in a gown of chiffon over peau de soie with accents of Alecon lace and irridesent seed pearls. A sweeping chapel train was an added highlight of the gown A scalloped tiera of lace and seed pearls caught her veil. She carried yellow daisies and baby breath Miss Ginger Harris of Syracuse, friend of the bride, served as maid of honor in a gown of yellow trimmed in white. She carried white daisies and baby breath

Primary Mothers to hold Santa breakfast

Mrs. Douglas Schmahl was hostess for an early October meeting of the Syracuse PrimaryMothers club with Mrs. Rick Baker and Mrs. Larry Yoder as co-hostesses There were 14 members and seven guests in attendance. Program for the evening was on Early American rug hooking and included a demonstration on the art by Mrs. George Gilmour. Mrs. Sherry Bechtold and Mrs. David Ridings were- welcomed into the club as new members. Mrs Mike Mangus was elected secretary.

Nanette George, 107 West Portland street. Syracuse and a niece of the bride, served as flower girl. She wore a yellow gown accented with white trim, and carried a white basket with yellow daisies. Denny Blosser of South Bend was ringbearer Best man was Curt Smith of r 2 Syracuse. Ushers were James Glon, r 4 Syracuse and brother of the bridegroom, and Max Byrket, r 4 Syracuse, brother of the bride. The mother of the bride was attired in a salmon colored gown with lace jacket and the bridegroom's mother selected to wear a multicolor gown. Both wore yellow daisy corsages • Reception A reception followed at South Shore Golf club for a breakfast. The four-tier cake decorated with bells and topped with a bride and bridegroom was served from a large round table. Following a wedding trip to Schuss Mountain in Mancellona. Mich., the coupe made residence at Syracuse The new Mrs. Glon is a 1975 graduate of Wawasee high school. A 1974 graduate of Wawasee. her husband is a press operator with Syracuse Rubber company.

It was announced at this time that club members would be assisting in= a Bicentennial project for a Syracuse-Lake Wawasee area flag contest with details forthcoming. Mrs. Jerry Kirkdorfer was hostess for the October 20 meeting of the club Mrs. Steve Smith and Mrs. Jay Price assisted the hostess for the evening, with 14 members and three guests present. Members voted to assist for the Meals on Wheels in Syracuse area when needed Snd to start a

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secret pal exchange within the club. Breakfast With Santa Following a lengthy discussion on projects, it was decided to hold a breakfast with Santa in December at Saint Andrew's United Methodist church in the fellowship hall. The breakfast will be for all age youths and each is to be accompanied by an adult. There will be a charge for the breakfast. The November 3 meeting will be at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Larry Clodfelter. Syracuse hosts TOPS rally The TOPS IN 106 group at Syracuse hosted the October rally held last week at the American Legion hall in Syracuse. A style show was presented by the Syracuse group with local members as models. The best losers were honored from each chapter with Mrs. Floyd Rensberger taking honors from the Syracuse group. Mrs. Jack Hickman was runner-up from Syracuse. The best loser received a basket of fresh fruit. Warsaw will host the February rally. Anyone wishing to lose weight is invited to join the local group. The Dale Sparklins honored at 45th anniversary event Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sparklin of Syracuse were guests of honor at a dinner party in Goshen Saturday evening, the occasion marking the 45th wedding anniversary of the couple. Hosting the event were Mr and Mrs. Robert Laudeman of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. David Clem. Goshen, the two women being sisters of Mrs. Sparklin Other family members present were Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Clem and son of Wabash, and Dr. and Mrs Max Laudeman, Kalamazoo. Mich. The remainder of the evening was spent socially in the Clem home at 1720 West Pike street, Goshen Family pictures were taken and viewed, and gifts opened. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Niles to observe 55th anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Roy Niles of r 3 Syracuse will be observing their 55th wedding anniversary on October 30. They will be entertained by family members consisting of their son and wife. Burt and Maxine Niles of Leesburg; three grandchildren. Mrs. Herb (Patricia) Somers and husband, and son Nathan of Fort Wayne, Michael Niles and wife. Cheryl, and great-grandchild Rayn, Warsaw, and Benjamin Niles of Leesburg

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60th ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. Frank Golden of r 1 Warsaw will observe their 60th wedding anniversary at the Barbee Community church with an open house on Sunday, Nov. 2, from 2-5 in the afternoon. Frank Golden and Mamie Henderson were married November 3, 1915 at Valparaiso. They are the parents of a daughter. Mrs. Arnie (Beulah) Kaldahl, Hebron. They have three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. .All friends are welcome. The couple asks that gifts be omitted.

Local garden club members take offices and honors

A number of SyracuseWawasee Garden club members were in attendance for the 22d annual meeting of the North Central District. Garden Club of Indiana, held last Thursday at Community Congregational church in South Bend. The business meeting was conducted by district directors Mrs. Ralph Clingaman of Syracuse. New officers elected were: Director — Mrs. Ned Kalb of LaPorte Vice director — Mrs. R. C. Tytler of Syracuse Secretary — Mrs. Donn Kelver, LaPorte Treasurer — Mrs George Foster of Elkhart Guest speaker for the meeting was the state garden club president Mrs. Charles Vawter of Indianapolis A total of 22 clubs exhibited in the district flower show event with the theme, "Bicentennial 1776-1976 My Heritage.” Individual awards went to: Mrs. Kenneth Hadley, Coquillard Woods, South Bend, award of distinction; Mrs. Ora Eash. Middlebury’ Garden club, arboreal award; Marian Walsh, Coquillard Woods, award of horticultural excellence; and Mrs. Moyne Landis, North Manchester Garden club, student judge “New Horizons.” In artistic design awards byclubs. Dig & Hoe of Kokomo received three blue ribbons; two blue ribbons. Manitou. Rochester, and Elkhart Garden club; and one ribbon. River Valley, South Bend; Wedgewood Park, South Bend; Rochester Garden club; Country Garden club, Bristol; Progressive. Wabash; North Manchester Garden club; Coquillard Woods. South Bend; Friendship. Elkhart; Four Winds. Elkhart; South Bend Garden club: Mid-

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dlebury Garden club; and Four Seasons Gardeners. LaPorte. Horticulture awards by clubs were. Three blue ribbons, Coquillard Woods. South Bend; two blue ribbons; Dig & Hoe; Four Seasons Gardeners. North Manchester club; and South Bend Garden club. One blue ribbon, Wabash Garden club; Country Garden club. Bristol; Syracuse-Wawasee Garden club; Rochester Garden club; Terra Verdi. LaPorte; Manitou. Rochester; and Middlebury Garden club Judges for the show- were Mrs. Harold Richie of Winamac; Mrs. Arthur Bryson. South Bend; Mrs. Stan Beaman. South Bend; Mrs, Harvey Leventhal of South Bend; Mrs. Carl Newcomb of Rochester and Mrs Ed Schwendemann. Highland. LAKELAND LOCALS Henry Conover of Edinburg is visiting in the Ken Harkless home at Syracuse for several days. Guests Thursday evening of Mr and Mrs. Herman Miller of Milford were Mr. and Mrs. Howard McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Woody Slabaugh, all of Nappanee and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Greenwait and Mr. and Mrs O. P. Ganshorn, all of Etna Green. All celebrated Mrs. Miller’s birthday anniversary.

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