The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 29 September 1976 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Sept. 29,197 S

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Arnold Karr weds Janet Wade in Indianapolis Friends church

Miss Janet Elizabeth Wade, daughter of Mr and Mrs Nicholson Wade of Indianapolis and Arnold Leonard Karr of Syracuse, son of Leonard Karr of Gagetown, Mich, were married in the First Friends Meeting church of Indianapolis on tember 25 at 2 30 p m The double ring service was performed by Rev James Johnson' before an altar decorated with ferns and candles lit the isle Ruth Batt provided the organ selections The bride was given in marriage by her father Her ivory Quiana. hooded gown with molded bodice was graced by a flowing tram and cowl neckline She earned a spray of coral roses Bndesmaids. wearing either a coral, lime green, powder blue or yellou chiffon dress trimmed in white, presented a rainbow of colors at the altar Attending the bride were Miss Rosalie Riser of Indianapolis, maid of honor. Miss Mary Gagliano of Dayton. Ohio. Mrs James Wade of Columbus. Ohio, and Mrs Gerald Stuart of West Liberty. Ohio They held one white rose, bed with a white nbbon Serving as best man was Kern McKeller of Gagetown, Mich Ushers were Dale Karr and Kurt Karr, both of Gagetown, Mich ; Daniel Haag of Cass City. Mich ; and James Wade of Columbus. Ohio At the reception m the church

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parlor guests were served from a table decorated with silver candlesticks and a cake with a bouquet of pastel chrysanthemums on the top The bnde is a graduate of Earlham college in Richmond and has a master's degree from Michigan State university. She has taught in Hamilton Southeastern high school. Noblesville The bridegroom is an assistant manager of Tri-County Fish and Wildlife area under the jurisdiction of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources He graduated from Michigan State university The couple will reside in Syracuse at r 2 box 348. after October 4 Vicki Schram receives MS Mr and Mrs James A Cecil, formerly of the Milford-Syracuse area, have announced their daughter. Vicki Schram, received the master of science degree from the University of .Arizona in August of 1976 Vicki is a 1963 graduate of Syracuse high school She currently resides with her daughter. Tammy, in Champaign. 11l She is pursuing the PhD degree in family and consumption economics at the University of Illinois This past summer she was guest speaker at the American Home Economics Association annual meeting held at Minneapolis. She is also co-author of an article in the fall issue of the “American Vocational Journal ” Her current research interests lie in the unemployment problems of women

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By PATRICIA M. BRAMAN Extension Home Economist Q. Is there a nutritional difference between brown and white shelled eggs? A No. There is no nutritional difference between the eggs The only difference is in the shell color. Eggs are dependable sources of protein, iron and Vitamin A. Q. What is mellow cheese? A Mellow is a degree of curing (or ripening) for cheese and it usually refers to Cheddar cheese.

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Club celebrates 75th anniversary

The celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Wednesday Afternoon chib of Syracuse was held in a North Webster restaurant on September 22. Mrs. Stan Emerick presided at the luncheon meeting. Mrs. Ralph Thornburg welcomed all present and told some of the history and activities kA the Club since it was established in 1901. Four charter members — Mrs. R. E. Thornburg. Mrs. J. M. Rapp. Mrs A Siders Francis and Mrs A. A. Pfingst — were honored since they were members when the club was federated on September 19. 1922. A song, whose verses were composed by Mrs. E L. Fosbrink to the tune of “Dearie." was sung by Mrs. Fred 0 Clark in honor of these four members. Mrs. Wales Macy read “Club Fever.” which humorously explained the perils of entertaining the club members Other former and associate members who attended were Mrs. William T. Jones. Mrs. Paul Warner. Mrs. Kenneth Harkless and one guest, Mrs. Margerie Niccum The entertainment was three muscial selections by the Wawasee high school barber shop quartet directed by Mrs. Ralph Bushong. The four singers were Joel Popenfoose. Gary Brown. Tim Hamman, and Steve Badskey. The meeting was closed with the Mizpah benediction Vickie Schmucker receives pharmacy license Sept. 23 Vickie Schmucker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Arnold of Milford, was among 270 new Ohio pharmacists who received pharmacy licenses at the 12th annual licensure ceremony sponsored by the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association, Thursday. Sept. 23. The presentation of the official licenses took place at a luncheon honoring the licensees, at the Neil House Hotel in Columbus Anthony Stasio, chief counsel of advocacy of the small business administration, in Washington, D. C., addressed the newly licensed pharmacists, outlining both the difficulties and opportunities facing the professions and small business in America in the 1970 S-1980 S Harold Klawitter, president of the Ohio Board of Pharmacy, presented the pharmacists with their official licenses Irving S. Feuer, chairman of the executive board of the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association, and Frank Kunkel, executive director of the Ohio Board of Pharmacy and 1976 president of the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy, also addressed the new pharmacists and officially inducted them into their profession.

Cured means held at a specific temperature and humidity. The curing time for “mellow" cheese is longer than it is for mild. Sharp cheese is cured the longest Q. Hww da you keep strawberries firm daring the thawing precess? A. Strawberries don't get sort during the thawing process, but during the freezing process because the rate at which they feeeze is slow. Consequently the cells rupture and a soft mush product results. For best results, serve just as the ice crystals are disappearing PINEAPPLE CAKE Two cups flour. 14 cups sugar, 2 tsp. soda. 2 eggs. 1 number 2 can crushed pineapple, untrained. Mix flour, sugar, soda, eggs, and pineapple; beat well and pour into greased and floured 9 x 13 pan. Combine 4 cup brown sugar. 4 cup shredded coconut. 4 cup chopped nuts; mix well and sprinkle over cake batter. Bake at 350 for 40-45 min. TOPPING 1 stick butter, 1 cup sugar. 1 small can evaporated milk. Boil 2 minutes. With fork make holes in cake. Pour warm topping over cake.

—r-irtr V~ < WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB MEMBERS — Members of the Syracuse Wednesday Afternoon club who took part in the 75th anniversary celebration last Wednesday are shown above. Standing, left to right, are Mrs. Ken (Leia) Harkless. Mrs. John (Peggy) Pettit, Mrs. Paul (Clara) Warner. Mrs. E. L. (Mary Lib) Fosbrink, Mrs. James (Martha) Lash. Miss Katherine Rothenberger. Mrs. Ray <Helen* Jones. Mrs. Ralph (Marylee) Clingaman. Mrs. Virgil (Evelyn) Bobeck. Mrs. Elmo (Margery) Niccum and Mrs. Eloise Frevert Seated in front are Mrs. Wales (Grace) Macy. Mrs. John (Anna) Sudlow, Mrs. Ernest (Mary) Bushong and Mrs. Dean (Roberta) Pittman. tm — a . itufrr i Iz-'TO y “ J - ' WvvaWHWW > <k MORE CLUB MEMBERS — Additional members of the Wednesday Afternoon club are shown. Standing, left to right, are Mrs. Pete (Lenore) Blue. Mrs. Ralph (Marge) Thornburg. Mrs. R. E. (Blanche) Thornburg. Mrs. Joel (Sara) Robbins. Mrs. Vern (Thelma) Brinkman, Mrs. Stan (Katie) Emerick. Mrs. Ray (Leona) Bunrt. Mrs. Lulu Frances. Mrs. Ruth Rapp. Mrs. Deloss (Esther) Weaver. Mrs. Alice Clark and Mrs. DeFord (Dot) Hite. Seated are Mrs. K. R. McDougal. Mrs. W. T. (Jeanne) Jones. Mrs. Nelson (Lucy) Miles and Mrs. George (Frances) Kloepfer.

Mrs. John Stetler speaks at Blue Bird Round-up

At the Blue Bird Round-up Sunday. Sept. 19. in the Syracuse Scout cabin. 40 attending parents and girls heard Mrs John Stetler speak about the Camp Fine program. The group was served cookies, punch and coffee Heart of Lakes Business Ass'n. opens season A carry-in dinner was , the highlight of the first meeting of the new season for the Heart of the Lakes Business Association The dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs Thurman Rinker Larry Kinsey, president, conducted the business meeting After much discussion on possible projects, a standing committee was appointed with Tom Leonard and Larrv Teghtmeyer as co-chairmen The group decided to sponsor the firemen’s upcoming fish fry. The Halloween party will be held Saturday. Oct 30. at Camelot Square Tom Leonard was elected vice president and Becki Rinker, secretary, to fill vacancies in the list of officers. Attend Versailles Pumpkin Festival Faye Hollar of Milford attended the Pumpkin Festival in Versailles Friday afternoon and Saturday She was accompanied by Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lane of Fort Wayne, formerly of Versailles. The Pumpkin Festival has been held annually since 1899 and is considered a homecoming week by present and former residents of the county The largest pumpkin at the festival weighed 369 pounds “You have to see it to believe it,” said Mrs Hollar

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Girls interested in joining Blue Birds, who were unable to attend the round-up, may contact Mrs. Wade Logan for membership REAL MENU The following meals will be served at the Syracuse Scout Cabin by the REAL food service: Thursday. Sept. 30 — Juice, baked fish fillets with lemon, scalloped corn, cole slaw, bread and margarine, pears, milk, tea and coffee Friday. Oct. 1 — Juice, liver and onions, carrot and raisin salad, mashed potatoes and gravy, applesauce cake, roll and margarine, milk, tea and coffee Monday. Oct. 4 — Juice, chicken confetti, wax beans almondine. carrot salad, roll and margarine, heavenly hash. milk, tea and coffee Tuesday, Oct 5 — Juice, homemade meat loaf, mashed potatoes with gravy, stewed tomatoes, roll and margarine, peaches, milk, tea and coffee Wednesday. Oct. 6 — Juice, ham and cheese slices scold), creamed corn, brussel sprouts, roll and margarine, fruited gelatin, milk, tea and coffee TOPS meet Monday The TOPS club 106 of Syracuse met Monday evening with 10 members present TOPS leader Lucy Rensberger read a letter inviting all members to inspiration night to be held at Etna Green on October 12 at 7 p.m The best loser for the week was Janet Coy with Deb Dull runnerup Total club loss was 17 pounds TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly»is open to all ages, men or women. Persons who have a weight control problem are urged to join TOPS

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Delta Kappa Gamma initiates members The first meeting of Alpha Mu Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma was held Saturday, Sept. 25, in the International Friendship House in Warsaw. Miss Dorothy Van Cleve conducted the initiation ritual for the following candidates: Mrs. Charles Fawley of Leesburg, Mrs. Paul Rush of Syracuse and Miss Eunice Thompson of Pierceton. Miss Van Cleve was assisted by Miss Katherine Garn of Plymouth. Mrs. Larry McKee of Argos and Mrs. Richard Ditmer of Syracuse. The president, Mrs. Darrell Phillips, conducted the business meeting. Committee members were introduced. Miss Florence Long of Pierceton was reported ill. Miss Long is a chapter member of Alpha Mu Chapter and was also a charter member of the first Delta Kappa Gamma to organize in Indiana. Miss Katherine Garn presented the program, using her hobby of more than 30 years as her subject. “American History as Portrayed in Glass”. She displayed many interesting pieces. The next meeting will be November 6 in Argos. Local coed receives award at Milligan MILLIGAN COLLEGE. Tenn. — Rebecca Replogle, a junior from Milford, has been awarded an honor scholarship at Milligan college. The award was presented in recognition of academic achievement during her sophomore year. Miss Replogle is ranked first in her class academically. An English major, Miss Replogle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Replogle, r 1 Milford. She also has been active in Dorm council, Christian Service club and placed second place in the annual “Purpose of Man” essay contest.

1 \ I SELECTED FOR TRAINING — Airman Diane K. Rucker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Stoffel of r 4 Syracuse, has been selected for technical training at Sheppard AFB, Texas in the air force aircraft maintenance field. The airman recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas and studied the air force mission, organization and customs and received special instruction in human relations. Airman Rucker attended Wawasee high school, Syracuse. Her husband, airman Ronald E. Rucker, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rucker of 23918 CR Elkhart. Booked and held ’’ on $1,500 bond A North Webster man booked on Sunday morning and held on $1,500 bond was charged with public intoxication and possession of marijuana. Kevin L. Kern, 19, Was found passed out on the front seat of a car parked on CR 750 N and 300E by county police. A report received by the police led them to the parked car. Also found were a plastic sack filled with marijuana in Kern’s shirt pocket, a medicine box containing five red pills and two larger white pills, a package of cigarette papers and empty beer cans on the front floor board of the car.

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