The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 15, Milford, Kosciusko County, 4 May 1977 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed.. May 4.1577

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Community Corner

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Joyce Mitchell, Michael Guldice wed at Saint Martin DePorres

Marriage vows were exchanged April 16 by Joyce Ann Mitchell and Michael Gul dice in a ceremony performed m Saint Martin DePorres Catholic Church. Syracuse The Rev. Kenneth Sarrazine received their vows The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Richard Mitchell, r 1 North Webster Parents of the tridegroom are Mr and Mrs Carl Guldice, Leesburg, and Mrs Mary Lou Markley. Bluffton Shirley Hathaway served as maid of honor for the wedding (and need help coping with/ /your pregnancy? 1 \ CaM MmHUOIVT I / Collect Ar 422-1818 Or 288 7640 J

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Bridesmaids were Lana Kreider. -Pierceton; Kim Moore, Fort Wayne; and Lee Ann Andrews, Syracuse Junior bridesmaid was Tammy Mitchell, cousin of the bride Daniell and Suzanne Phillipson, South Whitley, served as flower girls. They are cousins of the bride. Best man was Dave Schoupe. Syracuse. Ushers were the bride's brother Richard Mitchell and Joe Wright, Syracuse Kevin Mitchell, cousin of the bride was ringbearer Kevin is from Louisville. Ky A reception was held in the A church social room Following a wedding trip to Michigan, the couple will reside in North Webster The bride and bridegroom are 1976 graduates of Wawasee High School

Bridge-O-Rama to hold final dinner, awards The Evening Bridge-O-Rama group. Syracuse, will have it’s final dinner and presentation of awards on Monday evening, May 9, at the Lancelot Lounge, North Webster. Dinner will be served at 6:30 pm. The awards and final playing will begin about 8 p.m.. following the dinner All participants for the season are urged to attend. Notice of members' intention to attend any or all of the event should be verified with a phone call to either Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Alfrey, Jr.. Cromwell or Mr. and Mrs Hal Traviolia of Syracuse Responses should be made by the evening of Friday, May 6. Prizes will be awarded both for season scores as well as the play of May 9. Each year the funds raised by the Evening Bridge-O-Rama are donated to the Youth Center for a specific use Do adults need calcium? By PATRICIA M. BRAMAN It is a common error to assume that adults don't need calcium because their bones are no longer growing in length. Bones are not static They are constantly in the process of breakdown and rebuilding. Calcium can enter the body only through the food eaten in the diet. If adequate amounts of calcium are not provided in the diet, calcium is mobilized from the skelton and demineralization or bone breakdown occurs. Just how much calcium is needed to prevent bone demineralization'’ The RDA for has been set at 800 mg per day by the National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences. What foods will provide you with 800 mg of calcium per day? Among common foods, milk (290 mg of calcium per 8 oz cup) and cheese <2lO mg per ounce* are considered to be the richest sources of available calcium cottage cheese is not quite as good a source, having about 100 mg of calcium per 4 cup. Values for the mineral elements such as calcium given in food composition books are based on chemical and physical methods of analysis. These values are based on the amounts present in foods and not the amounts available to be absorbed by the body. For example, leafy green collards contain 360 mg of calcium per cup of cooked drained leaves. But substances such as oxalic acid combine with calcium to form insoluble salts that make calcium unavailable for absorption So the calcium from vegetable sources is not as readily available as that from milk products. Adults do need calcium to maintain bone strength. Two or three glasses of milk each day will easily fulfill the RDA for calcium in adults. Cheese-Ham-Noodle Casserole Make a white sauce using 3 T. fat. 3 T. flour. 2 cup milk. 4 tsp salt. Cook until thickened Add 1 cup diced processed cheese. Melt, then add I cup cooked ham and 1 lb of cooked noodles Mix Simmer until flavors are well blended

Calvary women's groups hold April meetings

Members of the Martha. Lois and Ruth Circles of Calvary United Methodist Church at Syracuse held their monthly meetings last Wednesday in the church. Reports from the various circles follow: Martha Circle Hostesses for the Martha breakfast meeting were Mrs. Charles Disher and Mrs. James Crafton. Mrs. Wayne Roe, leader, presided at the business meeting at which time plans were finalized for the MotherDaughter banquet to be held at Oakwood Hotel at 6:30 p.m. today (Wednesday). The lesson entitled. “Who Is a Parent?” was presented by Mrs. Robert Miller, with members of the group participating in a discussion concerning attitudes or qualities a good parent should possess, the importance of church and Sunday School environment in helping a child's life style, beginning at an early age Parent ing was also discussed, which was defined as an attitude persons of any age may assume toward one another without being biologically related an attitude of love, care and concern for another. Lois Circle Members of the Lois Circle

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TO BE HONORED — An open house will be held in the Christian Activities Center of the Milford Christian Church on May 7 honoring the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Willard W. Richardson of Milford. The open house w ill be from 2 to 4 p.m. Willard Richardson and the former Myrtle 1. Spears were married on May 8, 1837 at Earle, Ark., in the Presbyterian church by Rev. Snipes. They are the parents of eight children — Wayne and Bobby of Milford. Carolyn Nelson of Chesapeak. Va.. Charles of Syracuse. Joe of LowelL Brenda Beeson of Warsaw, Bill of Milford and Patricia (Tish) of Chesapeak. Va. They also have 18 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Mr. Richardson has been employed at for the past 18 years. Mrs. Richrdson has been with Uniroyal qt Warsaw for the past eight years.

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convened at 1:30 o'clock with Mrs. Edna Thomas and Mrs. Vernon Fawley as hostesses. Mrs. Opal Nolan, leader, ted in the business meeting. Part of the business concerned a new program of the women’s circles on tele-care which is near completion and ready to be launched. This will involve calling on the telephone and visitation of the chronically ill, the handicapped and shut-ins of the ladies of the circles. Such calls and visits will be made only with permission of the invalids At the conclusion, Mrs. Nolan presented the lesson entitled, “He Is Coming Again,” written by Rev. Billy Graham and recently appearing in Decision magazine. Ruth Circle Mrs. R. C. Tytler. leader for the Ruth Circle, called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Ross Cook presented the lesson. “I’m Talking to MyselfWhat Am I saying’” The context of the lesson was to examine one’s sensitivity to others, to grow in the understanding of others feelings, and to become aware of impact in lives of fellow men through actions and words.

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SPRING DEW V BOUTIQUE — Displaying some of the many beautiful hand-crafted gifts to be sold at the Kosciusko Community Hospital Auxiliary's fifth annual Spring Dew are Mrs. James Corbett and Mrs. David Witzigreuter, co-chairwomen of the events. The Spring Dew boutique will be held on Saturday. May 7, at the Wagon Wheel Playhouse. Warsaw, from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. The women state there will be “something for everyone" on sale including a large selection of potted plants.

f 1 CHURCH SPEAKER — Rev. Robert Collins, missionary in Brazil. South America, now on furlough, will meet with the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene Friday, May 6. at 7 p.m. Rev. Collins and his wife have been involved in various teaching, music, youth and administrative activities since being assigned to Brazil. He has founded and pastored the Americana Church, organized the Brazilian District NYPS and camping program, been district secretary, mission treasurer. Bible College director and teacher, district superintendent and mission director. He is presently serving as mission director of Brazil. Rev. Collins service at the church will feature the work of the Nazarene Church in Brazil with special emphasis upon the work of the Brazilian youth. Bible College and church growth. Milford Seniors to meet May 15 Members of the Milford Senior Citizens group will meet for thier May meeting on Sunday. May 15, instead of May 8, the scheduled day. This will allow members to enjoy the Mother’s Day holiday with their families.

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In Indiana chicken cook-off

Mrs. Nelson A. Miles. Syracuse, will be one of five contestants competing in the Indiana finals of the National Chicken Contest on Friday. May 6, between 11 a m. and 1 p.m. at the Stone Hall. Foods and Nutrition Department, Purdue University. West Lafayette. Joining Mrs. Miles in the cookoff will be Fred Harris. Indianapolis; Glenna Koontz, New Castle; Paulette Skinner, Crown Point; and Mr. William T. Widmar, South Bend. Their recipes were judged the best out of hundreds of thousands of recipes sent in by cooks in Indiana. The winner of this contest will then represent Indiana in the national cook-off to be held in Jackson. Miss., July 27. Top prize in the national contest is SIO,OOO. Judging the Indiana contest at

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