The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 April 1977 — Page 6

TUE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. April 27.1977

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Community Corner

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Hartzler, Bertram wed in double ring ceremony

Solomon’s Creek United Methodist Church near Syracuse was the scene of a double ring wedding ceremony uniting Linda Hartzler. 14037 CR 50 Syracuse, and Roger Bertrarh. r 1 Cromwell Approximately 200 guests attended the Saturday. April 9. afternoon wedding.] Rev Donald Shelme, minister of the church, officiated at the wedding The bride was given in marriage by her father. John Hartzler Mrs Bertram wore a white satin gown with an empire waist and lace at the neck and sleeves made by Janet Weaver of Syracuse She carried daisies, carnations and baby’s breath flowers, all white She also wore a lace veil and had a lace train Debbie Kammerdiener. r 1 Syracuse, served as maid of honor She wore a floor-length gown with empire waist and tiny stripes of blue roses She carried blue carnations and yellowdaisies tied with a yellow ribbon Bridesmaids were Donna Gardner, r 1 Syracuse and Theresa Truex, r 1 New Pahs (Yis Werker of Fort Wayne served as junior bridesmaid All

Open house planned at Lakeland Day Care Center

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three wore floor-length baby blue dresses with empire waists and carried blue carnations and yellow daisies tied with a white ribbon Steve Patterson of Syracuse served as best man Ushers were Mark Eisfelder. Dan Hartzler and David Hartzler, all of Syracuse The church was decorated with a flower arrangement of daisies, carnations and baby's breath. The aisle was decorated with bows. A reception was held immediately following the ceremony served in the basement of the church. Mrs. Judd Van Houten and Dawn Bertram. sisters of the bridegroom, perved. The couple plan to live in Milford beginning in June. No wedding thp was planned. Mrs Bertram will graduate from Fairfield High School in June Bertram, a self-employed electrician, graduated from Wawasee High School in 1973. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs John Hartzler. 14037 CR 50 Syracuse, and Mr and Mrs. Russell Bertram, r 1 Cromwell.

of 8:30 and 11.30 am and 3to 6 p.m., according to a spokesman this week The center, located in Calvary United Methodist Church, is a United Fund Agency, and currently has 48 enrolled with an average daily attendance of 36 The public is invited and encouraged to attend the open house event.

Spring rains, warm weather bring mushroom hunters out

By PATRICIA M. BRAMAN Extension Agent. Home Ec. Spring rains and warm weather bring out the hunters — mushroom hunters. Fresh mushrooms are unique in favor, easy to prepare, and go well with a variety of foods. In addition, they are low in calories. Good mushroom hunters have * their own "secret" signs and spots for locating their prey. Actually the location of mushrooms is determined by their food supply. Because mushrooms contain no chlorophyll and can't produce their own food, they live off decaying organic matter in soil — tree root, fallen logs, stumps, or leaf mold. Mushrooms should be cleaned carefully to remove dirt and insects. Soaking in salt water is the best procedure Never use any mushroom that shows signs of decay. It harbors ptomaines and toxins just like r MR. AND MRS. D

Mr. and Mrs. David Lawson to live in Boston, Mass.

The new Mr. and Mrs. David Lawson will reside in Boston following their wedding at the Milford Christian Church on Saturday, April 16. The bride is the former TammySue Tobias, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tobias of r 2 Syracuse. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Lawson of r 1 Leesburg. Robert Greenwood, pastor of the church, performed the 7:30 o'clock ceremony in the presence of 175 guests. A unity center piece, candles on the pews and at the altar formed the decorations for the candlelight double-ring service. Richard Fehnel, organist, accompanied Mitz Lils as she sang. "We Have Oily Begun ” Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a gown of sheer organza with Venetian lace sheer keyhole bodice with stand wedding ring collar, long, full, sleeves with empire waist line and chapel-length train. He- veil was of sheer organza with Venetian lace trim held by a Camelot- style cap trimmed with lace motifs and stimulated pearls. She carried white carnations with a touch of blue on a white Bible. Babby Tobias, sister of the bride, r 2 Syracuse, served as maid of honor. She wore a light blue empire waist gown trimmed with daisies. It flowed into a long A-line. A white picture hat complimented her gown. She • if size is vouw problsaa a TRY DOVG PILCHER I | shoe svoee | IN SYRACUSE I In Sleek MEM MoW«.».nt I • AAAII*r«II WOMEN » • AAimnU A*AAS*reU | AjmrvU AAAJH»r«U I te 1 mr« AA 4' 1 mrv 14 ’■ OlthruH EimrwU | lieni’t C4t*r»tJ | I cecesHtfvii ei*r»»i | leeeee st*r. u in*r»ii eeeees*w»r«n eee)'ii*»i> | Sown Ki«t SNeiA Thru EEEE » tOew’e- Men A (•••» m B«m Cr-w*« Ce—»e ****** i— a— A Cw— ******* f I UW» 4J7M41 Owen A Dav* *To A . tDOLG PILCHER SHOE STORE) (IM S Hontinfton St <ln< HI SYRACUSE IMO MM? EUocatoo AIL4M4 wawaiaoi f

any other decaying matter. As a precaution, wild mushrooms should never be eaten raw. Mushrooms are actually very low in calories. But while cooking, they tend to absorb considerable amounts of butter, oil or cream which add calories. To store mushrooms for a short period of time keep them refrigerated in a ventilated container. To keep them light in color, sprinkle them with lemon juice.

New Salem news

"Open up your Heart and let the Sun Shine in" was sung by Shari and Sheli Miller during the morning worship service. They were accompanied on the accordian by their father John L. Miller. Rev. Irvin Miller delivered the morning and evening messages. j H )AVID G. LAWSON

carried a candle holder with blue pompons and babies breath. Chris Krufer of r 1 North Webster and Dawn Gray of Syracuse served as bridesmaids. They wore gowns and hats identical to the maid of honors with their candle holders featuring white pompons Mark Lawson, brother of the bridegroom, r 1 Leesburg, was best man. Groomsmen were Bill Martindale, r 1 North Webster, cousin of the bride; and Jerry’ Hinsely. r 1 Leesburg. Larry Martindale of Syracuse and William Martindale of r 1 North Webster were ushers. A reception followed in the church fellow-ship hall. Serving were Penny Plikred and Judy / Kahle. Gifts were registered by Dennise Bemish, Karen Curry and Chris and Cherie Martindale. The couple enjoyed a camping trip and plans to reside in Boston, Mass. The bnde is currently Finishing her senior year at Wawasee High School, she will join her husband " in Boston after her graduation. The bridegroom is a member of the US Navy.

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Mr. and Mrs. Hay Darr and family and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Darr attended the funeral of Everett ’s Aunt Mrs. Zona Darr at Mentone Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Elsie Weybright returned Thursday to her New Paris farm home after spending several months in Florida. Glen Good was dismissed Monday from the Elkhart Hospital where he underwent surgery 10 days ago. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mock spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holloway and family at Mentone. The birthdays of Mrs. Mock and her daughter Mrs. Holloway, which both occur April 24, were observed. Mrs. Ray Ferverda attended the Win-Some Women’s meeting at Winona over the weds end. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Morehouse called on Mrs. Everett Morehouse of South Bend on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse called on Mr. and Mrs. Bill Newcum of Cassopolis, Mich., on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Fultz of Fort Wayne spent Sunday together. Rev. and Mrs. Howard Kreider spent the week end with Mrs. Ida Tisch of Grandville, Mich. Mr. Kreider and Mrs. . Tisch are brother and sister. —NS— Jean Northenor attends seminar Jean Northenor, auditor of Kosciusko County, attended an academy in the public service training seminar, “County Budget Preparation,” on April 20 in Fort Wayne. The free seminar was available on a limited enrollment basis to county elected officials in northeastern Indiana who desired some concentrated training in budget [reparation techniques. The seminar was taught by Gilbert Klose, chairman of the department of economics at Earlham College and a cooperating faculty associate of the academy in the public service. Mr. Klose examined the Indiana local budget process and the relationship between the various officials involved in the annual budget preparations. "County Budget Preparation” is just one Os a series of free educational seminars being offered by the. academy to Indiana’s state and local citizen politicians. The' seminars, scheduled for regional sites around the state, are an important aspect of the academy’s overall program providing training, technical assistance and referral, and informational - services to Indiana’s elected governmental leaders. .The academy is financially supported by Lilly Endowment, Inc.

“7 flfiiM fl PRESENTS CHECK — Marian Breyer, on the philanthropic committee of Theta Sigma chapter of Psi lota Xi, North Webster; and Beckie Rhoades, committee chairman; presented a check to L. Milton Holmgrain, administrator of Kosciusko Community Hospital, Warsaw, for 1200. The check will be used for a parent convert-a-chair, used for overnight stays.

Noble Blockers honored on golden wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Noble C. Blocker of Syracuse were honored with an open house on Sunday at Saint Andrew's United Methodist Church, Syracuse, in observance of their 50th wedding anniversary. The event, hosted by their three children, was attended by some 200 well-wishers, with over 100 cards received and nine floral fl a ■L PLAN AUGUST WEDDING — Wedding plans are set for August 20 at Saint Andrew’s United Methodist Church, Syracuse, for Cindy Kay Earnhart, r 1 Kimmell, and Roger Lee Niles, r 1 box 159 Syracuse. The birde-to-be graduated from West Noble High School in 1973 and is to receive a BA and AAS degree in psychology and mental health technology from Purdue University in May. The bridegroom’s-to-be schooling includes graduating from Syracuse High School in 1964 and a BS degree in business administration from Tri-State College in 1970. He is presentlyemployed by Sea Nymph Corporation, Syracuse, as a sales coordinator. Parents of the engaged couple are Mr. and Mrs. Keith Earnhart, r 1 Kimmell, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Niles, r 4 Syracuse.

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gifts including one arrangement .. from Florida. Persons attended from Warsaw, Carmel, Fort Wayne, Marion. Sweetser, Goshen, Milford. Petroleum, Bluffton, Ligonier, Syracuse, Rolling Prairie, Etna Green, Kempton, Fairmount, Mentone. Columbus and Middletown, Ohio. North Webster women attend state session KOKOMO — More than 200 members of Psi lota Xi gathered in Kokomo Saturday. April 23, for a state meeting. The meeting was conducted by Pat Tatousek, Indiana president, of Munster. Mrs. Phil Hoy and Mrs. Gilbert Waltz represented Theta Sigma Chapter of North Webster. Other members attending the meeting were Mrs. Ron Gillum and Mrs. Luther Allen. Several philanthropic projects proposed by various chapters in the state were discussed. Support to specific projects will be decided at a fall meeting in Indianapolis on October 8. Fees that will support the state-based philanthropic projects were set for the coming fiscal year which begins-May 1, 1978. Psi lota Xi is a philanthropic organization organized in 1897 in Muncie. Since its organization, it has become a nation-wide group that has recently organized by

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state groups. The Indiana chapters adopted state by-laws in September* of last year. The . sorority supports those projects dealing with speech and hearing, mpsic, and the fine arts. State officers in addition to Mrs. Tatousek of Beta Nu, East Chicago, are Carolyn Barnett, Theta Beta, Paoli; Carol Mehrings of Theta lota, Monticello; and Pat Wood of the hostess chapter, Kappa, Kokomo. Georgina Morehouse to graduate Georgina Morehouse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse of Milford will be graduating from the Winnipeg Bible College at their annual graduation exercises on Sunday afternoon, May 1. The graduation service will be held in the Jubilee Auditorium on the college campus at Otterbume, Manitoba. Georgina will be graduated with a certificate of biblical studies. Winnipeg Bible College, founded in 1925, is an interdenominational college offering undergraduate courses in Biblical studies, theology, humanities, social sciences, Christian ministries and music. In addition, the graduate division of the college, Winnipeg Theological Seminary, offers graduate studies leading to the degrees of master of arts in Christian education, Master of divinity and Master of theology. Georgina took her high school training at Wawasee High School.