The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 December 1976 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Dec. 1.1976

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Family members honor the Amos Orns on anniversary

Mr. and Mrs Amos Orn of Milford were honored on Thanksgiving day at a family dinner held in the fire station The dinner marked the couple's 60th wedding anniversary. All of the couple's children and a large number of grandchildren and great-grandchildren were present for the celebration The children of the couple are Mrs. Randall (Gwendolyn) Dewart of Hickory. N.C.; Darrell Om of Milford; Mrs Lorraine (Elizabeth) Steinke of South Bend; Mrs Dale (Glennis) Stump of Milford; Harry Om of Tucson. Ariz.; and William Om of Elkhart. Others attending the event were Mr Dewart, Mrs Sharon Keller and daughters. Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Glen Stroupe and daughter. Bristol. Tenn ; Mr and Mrs Jon Dewart and family. Milford; Mrs Darrell Om; Mr and Mrs James Om and daughter. Fort Wayne; Mr and Mrs Ed Jams. Shipshewana. Mr Steinke, Mr. and Mrs Terry Steinke and four sons. Elkhart; Mr and Mrs Ben Stockton, two daughters and two sons. South Bend; Mr. Stump; Dale R Stump. Jr., son and daughter. Douglasville, Ga.; Mr and Mrs Stanley Stump and L Ft Mt COLLEGE STUDENTS ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson of Milford announce the engagement of their daughter. Jane Marie, to Steven A. Rhodes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rhodes of Pierceton. Both are 1975 graduates of Wawasee high school and are attending Indiana university. Miss Wilson is majoring in elementary education and her fiance is majoring in economics. No date has been set for the wedding.

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sons, Milford; and Mrs. William Om, two sons and daughter Afternoon callers were Mrs Oro's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Mose Wilson of Nappanee; and a neice and her husband, Mr. and Mrs Robert Kurtz of Elkhart. The day was spent remem bering and visiting Those present heard a tape played by Harry Oro of his daughter's recent wedding. Mr and Mrs Amos Oro and Harry Oro left Friday afternoon for Tucson, Ariz.; where the senior Oros expect to spend some time. Lakeland Locals Mr and Mrs Louis Kuilema. recently of Syracuse, whose newly built home in Freeman Orchard. Lake Wawasee. has just been completed, moved into their residence last week end. On November 20. Mrs Earl Waltz honored Mrs Kuilema at a coffee welcoming her to the neighborhood Mr and Mrs Roy Merkle of Gaypool. E A Kutsch of Fort Wayne and Mr and Mrs. Jerry Method and Cathy and Christy of Waubee Lake and Julie Method of Manchester college were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Method of Waubee Lake Mr and Mrs Jerry Bushong of Waubee Lake spent the Thanksgiving holiday in Arlington. Va , visiting their nephew and family, Mr and Mrs Paul R Huber. Jr., Terri. Ross and Mary Kathryn. Mr and Mrs Memtt Kline of Middlebury and Mrs Almeda French of California were Sunday callers in the home of Mrs Hazel Kline Mr. and Mrs Charles Berkeypile and family and Mrs. Hazel Kline of Milford were Thanksgiving day guests m the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Smoker of near Warsaw. CRC plans for holiday party The Columbian Reading Circle of Milford met in the home of Mrs Herbert Baumgartner on November 22 Christmas party plans were finalized with the event to be held on December 13 in the Bethel Church of the Brethren In place of the program, the group held a silent auction with proceeds earmarked for BoyScout camping equipment The hostess served refreshments to the members and one guest. Mrs Don Charlton, at the close of the evening

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Bell Walk on Sunday Members of the SyracuseWawasee Garden club will be hosting their annual Christmas Bell Walk on Sunday between the hours of 1 and 5 p.m. The tour is offered to encourage decorating for the Christmas season with hostesses sharing their homes and ideas. The first home on the list is that of Mr. and Mrs. B. R Pinney Mrs Pinney is shown in the top photo Number two on the list is the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Peterson who reside at the intersection of Pickwick and Warner roads. This is a new home with Christmas featured throughout Many of the decorations were made by the children in anticipation of Santa Gaus Third is the home of Mr and Mrs Don Reynolds of Cherokee road in Kanata Manayunk. Here visitors will see a white tree with gold and blue trimmings. Mrs. Reynolds has also used many pomsettias in her decorating. The P. K Singer home on Mohican drive in Kanata Manayunk is the next home of the "walk’’ with a handmade Christmas tree and figures featured The family tree is shared with the birds and is on the patio. It can be viewed from the living room Last on the list is the home of Mr and Mrs. John Glon on Waco drive This is a new home which has been decorated throughout.

PT' Ww>->3 jy*."-'•RA ' Kp s - zW ADMIRE BELLS — Members of the Syracuse-Wawasee Garden club. Mrs. Maurice Kober, refreshments chairman, left: and Mrs. James Leah. bazaar chairman, admire some bells. Several types of bells will be available as bazaar items.

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CARLISLE. Pa - The Rev Dale Barrick’s “No Excuse Sunday” pleased almost everyone. In response to parishioners' wide range of reasons for not attending services. Barrick’s Great Hope Baptist church offered Sunday — Cots for those who like to sleep in — Hard hats for those who feared the roof might fall in if I came to church ” — Blankets for those who found

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the sanctuary too cold. — Fans for those who found the sanctuary too warm — Sand for those who preferred the beach. — Eyedrops for persons who stayed out late on Saturday night — Cotton pads for the ears of those who found the organ too loud - Scorecards for those who contend the church is full of hypocrites. — Television sets for persons who prefer services on the

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MAKE DECORATIONS — Making decorations for the Bell Walk at Syracuse are left. Mrs. John Glon and Mrs. R. C. Tytler. chairman of the walk.

screen. — Guides to direct a tour of the church’s seven-acre site for "those who prefer to worship the Creator in nature.” — And poinsettias and lillies for those accustomed to entering the church only at Christmas and Easter "Our average attendance is around 100." said the 36-year-old Barrick. "Today we had 153. so I guess it helps to show people you want to meet their needs "We had a couple of failures.

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Bonita Daniels becomes bride of Earle Waltz, Jr.

Miss Bonita Ann Daniels, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Daniels. Latrobe, Pa., became the bride of Earle W. Waltz, Jr., of Goshen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earle W. Waltz of Lake Wawasee. in a three o’clock ceremony Saturday afternoon in the Lakeside Chapel, Lake Wawasee Rev. Harlan Steffen officiated at the double ring ceremony in the presence of the immediate family and friends. Organ music was provided by Mrs. Stephen Boroman. Mr. and Mrs. Worthie Haney of Goshen attended the couple. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the Wawasee Lake home of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Waltz. Sr. The bride is a graduate of Bethel college, Mishawaka, and has a master’s degree from Legion Auxiliary selling cookbooks and fruitcakes The American Legion Auxiliary. Wawasee Unit 223. met November 23. in the Syracuse Legion hall. Rowena Brewer presided. Unit chairmen reporting were Margaret Nicols on legislation. Muriel Noe on membership. Elaine Darr on the Lafayette Home, Susan Myrick on finance Cookbook and fruit cake sales are doing very- well. All proceeds from the sales will be collected before the next meeting. Members are to take goodies and meet at the hall on December 13, at 7:30 p.m., to prepare the Christmas plates for the children's Christmas party to be held December 18. from 2 to 4 pm., at the hall. The next regular meeting will be December 28 with the members' Christmas party and gift exchange. Mary Kistler. Alice Kline and Maxine Coleman served refreshments.

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Indiana university at South Bend. She is employed as a case worker with the Elkhart county welfare department. The bridegroom attended Earlham college, served four years in the air force, and is a captain on the Goshen police force. The couple is residing in Goshen at 313 North Third St. Out of town guests were Rev. and Mrs. Charles Whetstone of South Bend. REAL MENU THURSDAY. DEC. 2 Juice Hawaiian ham, broccolicorn bake, bread, margarine, fruit cobbler, milk, tea, coffee FRIDAY, DEC. 3 Juice, meat loaf and gravy, whipped potatoes green pea salad, rye bread, margarine, peaches, milk, tea, coffee MONDAY, DEC. 6 Juice, breaded veal, creamed corn, perfection salad, applesauce cake, whole wheat bread, margarine, milk, tea, coffee TUESDAY. DEC. 7 Juice, beef Stroganoff, noodles. Harvard beets, roll, margarine, pears, milk. tea. coffee WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8 Juice, chicken and pea salad on lettuce, with tomato and cheese slices, roll, margarine, milk, tea, coffee. Syracuse sorority holds silent auction A successful silent auction was sponsored by the Beta Sigma Phi, Kappa Omicron chapter, Syracuse, Thursday evening, Nov. 18, in the Lakeland youth center. Several attended the annual silent auction, which also offered many decorating and gift ideas for the Christmas season. Guests and members enjoyed a social time following the auction and were served refreshments.