The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 21 September 1977 — Page 7

Executive committee appointed for Tippy

At the regular meeting last Saturday of the board of directors of the Lake Tippecanoe Property Owners, president Lawrence appointed a group of seven directors to act as an executive committee along with himself. It was felt that during the winter months many of the directors are not available for meetings, and this committee will function to see that any necessary actions are not omitted. Included on this committee are. Vice president — Marie Kempher Treasurer — Arthur Cunningham Attorney — George Buckingham Secretary — Clifford Terry And, Don Greenawalt, James Benzenberg and Arthur Long. One of the reasons for the appointment was the report of the last Kosciusko County BZA meeting, at which two matters of

Kappa Omicron plans for year

The first meeting of the year for Kappa Omicron sorority, chapter 8804, Syracuse, was held September 8 in the Rose Garden Beauty Salon President Jackie Plikerd presided over the' meeting A total of five members were present Reports were read Sherry Keim, ways and means chairman. read an invitation from the Thela Sigma Chapter. Psi lola XI to participate in their annual Christmas Bazaar It was decided to decline the offer Other money making projects were discussed instead These included: silent auction, bake sale and making and selling of Amish cookies Service projects were next discussed Suggestions made by the group included: helping a nearby nursing home, donating to the Lakeland Youth Center, keeping the THE fund and contacting schools to see what they need, inviting an elderlv

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particular interest to the group were postponed. These are the suit brought by the board against George Paton with respect to trailer camps, and a petition presented by the Tippy group, pertaining to use of lakefront property, as covered in the zoning ordinances. It was felt that there should be a means of taking action as necessary during the winter, while it might be difficult to organize a full directors meeting. Mr. Lawrence also announced that he will not appoint standing committees as in the past, but 'will instead appoint ad hoc committees as deemed necessary. He also forecast a review of the directorship rolls with a view towards replacing some members who for any reason find that they can not take an active part in the affairs of the lake. They will be contacted and requested to suggest names of members in their landings who may be willing to serve.

person to take part in Christmas activities and giving a Christmas party for the Syracuse Nutrition Center. Julia Livengood. social chairman, next suggested a hayride and card party be held with member s husbands in the coming year It was decided that members will have one social with their husbands every two months Sue Koser. membership chairman, reported on fall rush activities A special program will be held September 22 for girls wishing to join Rush theme for the club is "Lighting erf the Torch Seance” Program for the evening was given by Sue Koser on friendship. She talked on "How to really make and become a friend,” and outlined several things to remember when making a fnend i Members closed the meeting with the Mizpah and then drew names for secret sisters for the coming year

NEW OFFICERS — Shown above are newly elected officers of the Syracuse Ministerial Association. Left to right are Rev. Steven Archer. vice president; Rev. Phil Frew, president: and Rev. David Hyndman, secretary-treasurer.

New officers elected for Syracuse Ministerial Assoc.

New officers were elected at the September meeting of the Syracuse Ministerial Association held Friday morning. Sept. 16, in the South Shore Golf Course dining room. Newly elected officers include: President — Rev. Phil Frew, pastor of the Saint Andrew’s United Methodist Church Vice president — Rev. Steven Archer, pastor of the Grace Lutheran Church Secretary-treasurer — Rev. David Hyndman, pastor of the Wawasee Episcopal Center Other business at the meeting included a report and review of the 1977 Boat-In Worship services held on Lake Wawasee this past

Tippy Lee Club has anniversary dinner

The Tippy Lee Home Ec. Club held its anniversary dinner in a restaurant at Middlebury last Wednesday evening. Isa bell Shidler read the history of the club, it was started in 1955, two members Marylin Hartman and Juanita Allen were charter members, at the first meeting, at the second meeting JoAnn Archer and Shirley Vantor joined and later Dorothy Dye and Kathleen Shively joined, all are

summer. A check in the amount of SI,OOO was presented to the Lakeland Community Day Care Center and one of S4OO was presented to Oakwood Park from offerings received at the services Preliminary plans were also laid for the Community Thanksgiving Service to be held on Sunday, Nov. 20. in the Wawasee Lakeside Chapel, beginning at 7 p.m. Rev. Harlan Steffen, president, presided over the meeting. Other members present were Rev. George Phillips. Father Kenneth Sarrazine, Rev. Paul Steele and" Rev Ross Cook

present members. The committee in charge of the evening was Mary Strong, Susan Hardwood. Kathleen Shively. Attending the dinner were JoAnn Archer, Fredonna Custer, Dorothy Dye, Pam Flory, Aloha Gest, Susan Hardwood, Barbara Lehman, Beverly Metz, Karen Metzger, Barbra Puckett, Isabell Shidler, Kathleen Shively, Mary Strong, and Shirley Vantor. Retired teachers enjoy dinner The Retired Teachers of Kosciusko County met September 13 in the Shrine building for dinner. A list of priority questions from the NRTA-AARP State Legislation, Washington. DC, was passed out to the members. These delt with subjects of importance to senior citizens. Ray Strayer, Jr., gave a talk on no-fault insurance. John Eberly spoke on the foreign exchange student program in Germany and Poland. Door prizes were distributed and new members recognized. A routine business meeting was conducted by president Likens. It was suggested that people visit the historical school house before the end of the season. Senior Mothers enjoy pot luck The home of Mrs Deloss Smith was the meeting place of ti e Senior Mothers Club. Syracuse, on Monday, Sept. 19. A total of 15 members enjoyed a pot luck supper. Mrs. Mildred Corson, president, presided over the meeting. Each member brought a plant which were then auctioned off. Dues were paid for the coming year The secretary and treasurers reports were also read. The next meeting will be October 17. Hostess will be Mrs William Kerfin and Mrs. Owen Cobbum The meeting place will be announced later. Lulu Felkner entertains for Waubee Grange The Waubee Grange met in the home of Lulu Felkner last Friday evening with Master Raymond Pinkerton presiding. A report was given by the women's activities chairman of activities completed for the year. The report was also sent to the state. New officers for the coming year were installed by Pinkerton. Mrs. Felkner, lecturer, gave several readings and poems with others participating. Refreshments were served by the ladies after the meeting. The next meeting will be in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bray in Milford an October 14.

WCTU state convention to be held in Evansville

The 103rd annual state convention of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of Indiana (WCTU) will be held in Evansville at the Salem United Methodist Church, 6311 Kratzville Road, on September 27, 28 and 29. The convention theme will be “Discover Your Unlimited Resources.” This will be the fifth time in the history of Indiana WCTU that Evansville has hosted the state convention: the first time was 98 years ago in 1879 when they entertained sixth annual state convention The last time was 37 years ago in 1940. Mrs. V. L. McFarland of Evansville, WCTU President in Vanderburgh County, is local convention chairman, assisted by Mrs. Charles Schmidt of Mount Vernon, Posey County president. Mrs. B. B. Whitacre of Kokomo, state president, will preside at the three-day convention which will open on Tuesday evening, the 27th. at 7:30 for the first convention session. Tuesday night is designated as “Youth Night.” Rev. Wesley Matzigkeit, host pastor, will deliver the address on the subject “So Glorify God In Your Body.” Youth of the YTC, young people’s division of the WCTU, will participate in the service and special music will be furnished by the Oakland City College Choir. Wednesday’s sessions begin at 8:45 am. featuring regular convention activity including reports by the various state of-

Bethany Homemakers Club entertains Waterford Club

Members of the Bethany Homemakers Club of the New Paris area met last Tuesday at Sunnyside Park with members of the Waterford Club as guests. Hostesses were Mrs. Virgil Dowty, Mrs. Burdette Tarman and Mrs. Hazel Kline. A carry-in dinner was served. Tables were decorated in fall flowers. Helen Hollinger gave the grace before the meal. Mrs. Parker Phend honored with dinner Mrs. Parker Phend. who retired July 31. from many years of service as a member of the board of trustees of the Milford Public Library, was honored at a dinner Tuesday, Sept. 13, at a Nappanee restaurant. Mrs. Phend has held the offices of secretary and vice president during her tenure on the library board. Following the meal, brief remarks were made by Harold Young and Mrs. Charles Kerlin. Mrs. Phend was presented a floral arrangement, which was created by Mrs. Joseph Ostendorf, also a board member Other members of the board, staff and guests attending were Mr. Phend, Mrs. Young. Mr. Kerlin. Miss Carolyn Grove. Mrs. Elizabeth Brunjes. Mr. and Mrs. Donn Kesler. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Beer. Mr and Mrs. William Troup, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Beer, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hartter, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gerencser __ Mrs. Beer hosts Silver Thimble Club The monthly meeting of the Silver Thimble Club of the Milford Apostolic Christian Church was held in the home of Mrs. Frank J. Beer, with Mrs. Ted Speicher. Nappanee, as assistant hostess: last Monday evening Reports were given by Mrs Alvin Haab. Mrs. John Hurd and Mrs. Don Hoover It was agreed to have an auction sale at the fellowship hall on the evening of October 8, instead of the usual meeting Happy Birthday and anniversary were sung to Mrs Speicher and Happy Birthday to Mrs. Hoover Mrs. Arthur Haab read an article on “Visions ” “Work for the Night is Coming." was sung in unision. Club members held a sale of food and articles A salad bar was served from a table with an African violet centerpiece Mrs Arnold Doll won the door prize

ficers and the presentation of the state president’s recommendations which are adopted by every local in the state as the working plan for the coming year. Convention dinner will be served at 6 p.m. Wednesday afternoon’s session, beginning at 1 p.m., will feature a White Ribbon recruit service for small children, a Woman’s Gold Medal Speech Contest and directors of departments presentations. The afternoon’s highlight will be announcement of the highest bid on the Bicentennial quilt and presentation of the quilt to that person. The quilt project was a Bicentennial year project and all local and county WCTU units made the commemorative blocks and the state officers put them together into a quilt. Wednesday night, known as "President’s Night,” will feature one of the highlights of the convention — the annual address of the State president — Mrs. Whitacre’s subject will be "Short-Sightedness.” Local and county presidents from over the state will form the Processional. The convention will close Thursday noon following election of officers, executive secretaries and state directors, and the hearing of reports. Mrs. Herbert Eberhardt of Winona Lake, Kosciusko County President, and other delegates from the county will attend the convention.

A total of 13 members from the Waterford Club were in attendance. Mrs. Radcliffe Meterer was guest speaker. She talked on trees, noting many trees are necessary and a useful part of people’s lives. She compared humans to trees and closed with a cross from a sycamore tree. A mixer word game was used to help the ladies become acquainted with one another. Devotions were given on spiritual waters. The health and safety report was given by Mrs. Herbert Blue and Mrs. Ellis Eby gave the garden report. The next meeting will be October 13 at 1 p.m. Hostesses Will be Anna Mellinger and Louise Wey bright. Syracuse OES plans for 75th anniversary Syracuse Chapter 283, Order of the Eastern Star, met on Wednesday, Sept. 14, with Worthy Matron Arlene Mohler presiding. She opened the meeting with a poem “Kindness.” Special committees were appointed for planning the celebration of Syracuse Chapter's 75th anniversary which will be held on February 10. All members are invited to attend District 20’s carry-in dinner and auction to be held in Milford on Saturday, Oct. 8. Money making projects were discussed and everyone was asked to consider and present new ideas. Olive Bushong presented the sickness and distress committee report. Birthdays were celebrated by Ruth Rapp and Rebecca Kitson. The meeting was closed with the worthy matron reading the poem, “I Saw God Wash the World.” Refreshments were served by Betty Broekers and Linda Broekers. The next meeting will be held October 12. Youth enrolls at Wabash CRAWFORDSVILLE - Norman R. Vanlaningham. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Vanlaningham, is one of the 240member freshman class at Wabash College. Vanlaningham is a graduate of Wawasee High School, where he played varsity basketball. At Wabash he plans on majoring In economics. Wabash, located in Crawfordsville, is an independent, liberal arts, undergraduate college for men. The total enrollment is 850.

Wed., September 21, 1t»77 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

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Evening ceremony unites Kathleen Jones, Edward Read

Kathleen Johnson and Edward Read were united in marriage in an evening ceremony July 16, in the Grace Bible Church, Syracuse. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson, 424 East Boston Street, Syracuse. The bridegroom is from Monticello. Doctor David Haifley, pastor, performed the ceremony. Music was provided by Christine Graff, cousin of the bride, soloist, and Debra Nyikos, who played the organ. The songs, “Each for the Other,” "Abide With Me,” and “Os Love I Sing” were performed. The bride wore a white long sleeve floor-length gown with a chapel train. Lace was featured at the collar, sleeves and hem. On her head, she wore a lace veil and she carried a bouquet of yellow and white roses with steptanotis and baby’s breath. Maid of honor for the ceremony was Dawn Graff, cousin of the bride. She carried a long stemmed white rose. Bridesmaids were Shannon Gillem, Shirley Gillem and Sandra Kidder. All three carried long stemmed yellow roses. Dresses for the maid of honor and bridesmaids were in colors of floral yellow, orange, mint green and lavender and all featured lace butterfly sleeves. Donald Johnson served as best man. Ushers were Robert Read, John Nyikos and Kenneth Read. All the men wore mint green tuxedos with emerald green lapels and bow ties with white shirts. The tuxedos also featured embroidery fronts and sleeves. The best man wore a white rose while the 'ushers wore yellowroses. Susanna Graff acted as flower Mrs. Beck entertains Ladies Aid Mrs. Charles Beck of Syracuse hostess for 13 members of the Ebeneezer Ladies Aid in her home on Thursday, Sept. 15. Also in attendence were three guests: Nellie Swartz, Mrs. Harold Wilson and Mrs. Flora Buffenbarger. Devotions were given by Mrs. Erma Wilkinson and Mrs. Beck read several poems. Mrs. Mary Harper presided over the business meeting. A social hour followed with light refreshments served by the hostess and assisted by Mrs. Wilkinson.

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girl. Ring bearer was David Johnson and candle lighter was Lowell Johnson. Both the ring bearer and candle lighter were brothers of the bride. Both also wore yellow daisies. The pastor wore a white daisy. Fathers of the couple wore white roses while the mothers of the couple wore yellow daisy corsages. The organist, soloist and servers at the reception all wore white daisy corsages. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the church. Decorations were provided by Ann Nyikos. A three-tiered cake was provided by Virginia Graff. Servers were Bonnie Nyikos, Ruth Haifley, Jean Haifley and Kathleen Haifley. After a short wedding trip, the couple is now residing in Monticello. ■ \ iSIIP w\ ENGAGED — The engagement of Ginger Kay Harris and David Lee Shank has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Harris of 413 South Main Street, Syracuse. The bride-elect is a student at Wawasee High School and will graduate this May. The future bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shank of Dunlap and is a graduate of Concord High School. He is also employed at Turtle Top in New Paris. No date has been set for the wedding.

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