The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 December 1976 — Page 7

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Amy Coy united in marriage to Ryan Motherly on December 18

Miss Amy Coy of Carmel became the bride of Ryan D. Matherly of Elkhart in a candlelight evening service Saturday. Dec. 18, at 7:30 p m in the Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church in Syracuse Miss Coy is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl My rick of 418 South Harrison St. Syracuse Parents of the bridegroom are Mr and Mrs. Chester R Matherly of Elkhart Rev Philip Frew performed the double ring ceremony Russell Sonafrank II provided organ selections amidst a setting of altar decorations of red roses, white stephanotis. baby's breath and evergreen arrangements and a candelabra. Candle

arrangements in the windows and lanterns at the pews lighted the evening service. The bride, given in marriage by her stepfather, wore a princess style full-length gown of Alsace lace featuring tapered sleeves and high neckline. A full train graced the full skirted gown. Her cathedral-length veil was of silk illusion She carried a bouquet of red roses with baby’s breath. Sisters Serve Sarah Coy of Syracuse, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor Bridesmaids were Carol Kroh of Lowell, cousin of the bride. Barbara Olenyik Morrow of Blromington; Sharon Heine of Chicago; Cynthia Lee Myrick of

Syracuse, sister of the bride; and Kyra Matherly of Colorado Springs, Colo., sister of the bridegroom. The bride's attendants were attired in red quianna floorlength princess style gowns with long tapered sleeves and scoop necks with elbow length capes of candlelight Cluny lace. They carried wicker baskets of organdy roses, evergreen and baby’s breath and holly. Robert Petry of Indianapolis attended the bridegroom as the best man. Serving as ushers were Thomas Turley and Steven Moffett, both erf Indianapolis. Greg Crosbie of Elkhart. Steve Kroh of Syracuse, and Kevin Ba Isley of Houston. Texas. The bride’s mother wore a burgundy velveteen tailored Aline skirted suit and a pink sweetheart rose corsage. The bridegroom's mother was attired in an emerald green, full-length, empire gown and a corsage of red roses A reception followed the ceremony in the Camelot Hall in North Webster. Mrs. Gerald Bitner and Mrs. Norman Robie served hors d'oeuvres and champagne Mrs. Thomas Kroh, Mrs William TeGrootenhuis and Mrs Ernest Clashman served guests cake and punch. The bride and bridegroom were seated at a table bedecked with ropes of greenery and candles. After a 10-day trip to Honolulu, Hawaii, the couple will reside at 520 Lark Dr , Apartment 8, Carmel. The bride is a graduate of Wawasee high school and Indiana university. She was a member of the social sorority. Delta Gamma, and a member of Panhellentic executive council. She presently is a social studies teacher in Carmel junior high The bridegroom is a graduate of Elkhart high school and will graduate February from the Indiana university school of medicine Pomona Grange has pot luck St-Mar-Kos Pomona Grange 56 met with the Bremen Grange on December 16 for a pot luck supper Master Vera Thompson presided over the business. Mrs. Ed Ruff is in the Memorial hospital at South Bend and get well cards were signed to send to her. A card was also signed for Elsie Trader who is also ill. The district training program for new officers will be held in January. Dates will be announced later. Lecturer Ruth Miller presented the following program with each Grange taking part; Mrs. Glen Pinkerton read, "A Christmas Wish.” Mrs. Raymond Pinkerton read, ‘ Teach a Child.” Clara Beehler read an article on school board from an area

I v W Peace / I It s the greatest gift of all On (Tj tfcs special holiday, may you enjoy the warmth and love that Christmas brings. We thank you for your support.

paper. Esbelle Oakley read an article on ‘‘The Cold Weather at Christmas.” Helen Beckerman read “Merry Christmas.” Roll call was answered by members giving the most unusual Christmas they remember. Debra Thompson gave a reading, “Christmas. The group sang several Christmas carols with Maybelle Bondurant as pianist and Kathryn Sheets as chorister. Mrs. BonDurant played a solo, “Dreaming of a White Christmas.” # A gift exchange ended the program and all sang “Silent Night” for the closing. There will be no meeting in January. February or March. The next meeting will be April 27 with the New Tamerack Grange serving as hosts for the 6:30 p.m pot luck supper. PLAN JUNE 11 WEDDING — Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brembeck of r 1 Milford have announced the engagement of their daughter. Kristine Marie, to Ralph H. McDonald. McDonald, a 1974 graduate of Wawasee high school, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herndon McDonald of r 3 Ligonier. He is employed at Syracuse Rubber. Miss Brembeck is a 1975 graduate of Wawasee high school and is attending Manchester college. The couple plans to be married at 2 p.m. on Saturday. June 11, in the Calvary United Methodist church at Syracuse. Pythian club entertained The Pythian club enjoyed a turkey dinner in the home of Mrs Artie (Marjorie) Long of Syracuse on December 16. Members played games and winners were Mrs. Bert Sparks and Mrs. Walter Edwards A gift exchange ended the meeting. PITT DEFEATED William Pitt’s proposal that British troops be withdrawn from Boston was defeated Jan. 20. 1775, by a 3 to 1 margin in Parliament.

Wed., Dec. 22.1976 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

ATTEND SYMPHONY PERFORMANCE — Wawasee students attending the Indianapolis Symphony performance on Saturday, Dec. 18. are pictured above. Seated at the piano is Belinda Boyer. In the first row from left to right are Jerry Gans, Brenda Dahl, Jamie White, Marianne Mullinix and Sherri Miller. In the second row are Steve Payne. Kay Kirkpatrick. Michelle Johnston and Janice Siebert. Also attending and not pictured were Marie Mullinix and Jolene White. Psi lota Xi sorority provided the tickets for the students and Mrs. Fred Kirkpatrick and Mrs. John Mullinix accompanied the students. FOOD FACTS |

By PATRICIA M. BRAMAN Extension Agent. Home Ec Q. How can you tell if a dish is suitable for the microwave? A. Do this test: pour 4 cup cold water into a glass measure; set measuring cup inside the dish to be tested. Micro-cook for one minute. If water is warm but the dish remains cool or if the dish is warm yet can still be picked up with bare hands, the dish can be used. If the water remains cool and the dish gets too hot to handle, do not use it for microcooking. Q. How long can ham be stored before using? A, Uncanned whole hams should not be stored longer than a week in the refrigerator before cooking; smaller portions not longer than three to five days. Sliced ham is best used within two days. When you purchase a canned ham. check the label for perishability and need of refrigeration. Most large canned hams must be refrigerated before opening and can be stored this way for a few months Freezing any ham is not recommended because of rapid deterioration' in quality and flavor and canned hams do not lend themselves to freezing because erf their high water content. Q. I have difficulty in unmoiding jello. 1 usually dip the mold in hot water and end up melting it. Is there an easier way. A. Dipping in hot water is risky because the water temp, should not go above 115 degrees. First

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