The Mail-Journal, Volume 15, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 March 1978 — Page 6

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., March 8,1978

Community Corner

Syracuse OES chapter 283 celebrates 75 th anniversary

Syracuse chapter 283, Order of the Eastern Star, celebrated its 75th anniversary in the Syracuse Masonic temple, February 20. Worthy matron Arlene Mohler and worthy patron Larry Haviland greeted approximately 200 guests. Many grand officers, husbands and wives, as well as other distinguished guests were present including worthy grand matron Suzanne Lisor of Syracuse and worthy grand patron Lyle Cotton of Bluffton. Joy McDonald, Nashville recording artist, presented a musical program including her own compositions as well as older themes and religious songs. The chapter room was decorated in the symbol of the diamond anniversary with floral arrangements in both east and ENGAGED — Rev. and Mrs. Willis L. Woods of 219 Lockwood Road, Coldwater, Mich., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Eunice Ellen, to Norman Hunsberger, son of Mrs. Melba Hunsberger and the late Richard Hunsberger of Milford. The bride-elect is a nurse anesthetist with a CRNA degree and has served four terms as a medical missionary in Nigeria. She is presently employed by the Wisconsin Medical School in Milwaukee, Wis. Hunsberger is employed in the manufacture of surgical artificial joints at Warsaw. Their wedding is planned for April 8 in the Oak Grove Missionary Church, rural Nappanee.

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west. Favors presented to guests were booklets containing the details of the organizational activities in 1903, memoranda of historical highlights from 1904 to date, a list of charter members and the names of all matrons and patrons and the years they served. Past matrons presided in the dining room. The serving table was decorated with white tapers in silver candlebra on a white net tablecloth. Individual tables were decorated with white bouquets in silver vases and white candles in star shaped crystal cnadleholders. Refreshments were served. A total of 45 chapters in the state were represented. Breakfast plans made by WCSC Plans for the sacrificial breakfast and spring rally were discussed by members of the Syracuse Church of God WCSC, who met recently in the home of Ruby Stutzman. Donna Wolf was hostess. The sacrificial breakfast will be held March 25 at 8 a.m. in the fellowship hall. The men are invited. The spring rally is set for May 6 at Olive Branch. All are welcome. The meeting was opened with the theme song, “We Are One,” directed by Kate Hibschman with Gwen Williams accompanying on the organ. Roll call was “an expression of love shown to you recently.” A memorial scholarship will be given by the WCSC in the name of Martha Koble, to the National WCSC at Winsbrenner Seminary. Ethel Weaver presented the program, “We are in Him in Faith.” The program was closed by Pauline Firestone and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be April 6 in the home of Kate Hibschman. Kiwanis club has phone history film Phil Hoy was guest speaker at the Saturday morning meeting of the Wawasee Kiwanis Club, March 4. Hoy presented a film entitled, “The First Hundred Years.” The film related the history of the telephone.

PLAN JULY WEDDING — The engagement of Miss Sharon Fackler, daughter of Mrs. Catherine Fackler and the late Harry G. Fackler, Syracuse, to Jay Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wright, North Webster, has been announced. Miss Fackler, a graduate of Fairfield High School and Goshen College, is currently employed as a first grade teacher at the Syracuse Elementary School. Her fiance graduated from Wawasee High School and is attending Ivy Tech. He is employed <at Weatherhead. A July 1 wedding is being planned. Sorosis Club completes county meeting plans The Sorosis Club of Milford met in the home of Mrs. John Price for the March meeting. Mrs. T. A. Miller, president, conducted the business meeting. Plans were completed for the County Federation Convention on March 14 in the Milford United Methodist Church. The Columbia Reading Circle and the Sorosis Club are co-sponsoring the event. In other business, the club welcomed Mrs. Jerry Curry into the membership and voting was conducted on several amendments to the club’s constitution. “World of Women in the Media” was the lesson. Mrs. Ronald Brown gave short biographies of four women who have made names for themselves in the media. During the social hour refreshments were served in keeping with Saint Patrick’s Day. The April meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Harold Wilson and the lesson will be given by Mrs. Paul Brembeck. * a fTfl ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT — Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hessenberger of Tinley Park, 111., announce the engagement of their daughter, Christine, to Monty Gray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gray of r 1 Warsaw. Christine is a graduate of Tinley Park High School. She is currently attending Northern Illinois University and will be transferring to Indiana University this fall. Monty is a 1974 graduate of Wawasee High School, Syracuse. He is employed with the Sea Nymph Boat Company, Syracuse. A July 15 wedding is planned at the Zion Lutheran Church in Tinley Park, followed by a reception at Condesa del Mar. Kappa Omicrons Members of Kappa Omicron Chapter, Syracuse, met February 22 in the Syracuse fire station for a tour through the

Colleen Beer becomes bride of Don R. Leman on March 5

Colleen Beer became the bride of Don R. Leman in a ceremony which took place at 12:30 o’clock on Sunday afternoon, March 5, in the Apostolic Christian Church at Milford. The new Mrs. Leman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Beer of r 2 Milford. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don A.

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By SUSAN BENNETT Joan Folk works in one school system and has a daughter playing | basketball in another school system. | But there's no doubt where her i loyalty lies. Her classroom at the Milford Elementary school has been a pretty exciting place, with the third graders following the Warsaw | Girls' Basketball season. Clippings | from newspapers, many with picI tures of her daughter, Anita, are taped to the blackborad. Each Monday morning the students would ask if the girls had chalked up I another win, right up to the big one | — the state finals and the title. "The last four weeks have been | awfully fast," Mrs. Folk says. She | said this time it’s different, with more recognition going to the team. "And, our telephone hasn't stopped ringing!" Mrs. Folk often takes | messages for her daughter. People | who haven't seen the Folk family for I years have written to them at their r 6 Warsaw home. The Tiger team has been getting invitations to luncheons and other | social functions and Mrs. Folk finds | herself keeping Anita's clothes washed up for these events. Before, she kept the practice and playing | uniforms clean and remembered | whether Anita was practicing before | or after supper. The only time Mrs. Folk felt | divided was when Warsaw played | Wawasee during the regular season. | She had Sonja Hoover as a student I® before and cheered for both teams that

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Leman of r 2 Roanoke, 111. Theo Beer and Don Sauder officiated at the service. Serving as matron of honor was Mrs. Rick Fiechter of r 4 Bluffton. Bridesmaids were Miss Peggy Beer and Miss Jan Beer, both of Bloomington; Miss Delores Leman, Bloomington. Ill.; and Miss Kathy Beer, r 2

Mrs. Folk has been a teacher for | 13 years, nine of which she has I taught in the Milford school. "I I never thought of anything else," she said of her career. She said before \ there were few choices for women | but her daughters, Anita, 18, and | Cathy, a Purdue sophomore, have more choices she feels. Anita is thinking of becoming a marine biologist and Cathy a veterinarian. "This girls' sports came just in time for those two girls," Mrs. Folk said. Both girls played on the 1976 War- | saw championship team. Son Greg, an Indiana University | senior and non-athlete, had an interest in speech and debate. "I like children because they're | children," Mrs. Folk commented. "I | like their childish ways." She said | she likes to see them develop and | hopes they reach their potential. Her | first student later became a lawyer. | "And, that makes me feel good," Mrs. Folk added. Her own children got to frost their | own birthday cakes when they were | younger. Mrs. Folk said baking I things was an activity they did | together. Her free time is taken up with | making lesson plans for her class. | Mrs. Folk likes the class to be I organized for the students. She has been a Sunday School | teacher and now children's superintendent at the North Winona | Church of the Brethren. She has I worked for the church for 20 years 1 and is now planning Bible School activities for this summer.

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Milford. Russ Plattner, Bloomington, 111., served as best man. Groomsmen were Steve and Sam Beer, both of Milford; Tim Stoller, Roanoke, Ill.; and Richard Schlipf, Gridley, 111. A buffet reception followed the wedding. It was held in the Apostolic Christian Church

fellowship hall. Following a wedding trip to Missouri, the couple will reside in Roanoke. The bride is a 1975 graduate of Wawasee High School and was employed by The Papers Incorporated, Milford, prior to her wedding. The bridegroom is a 1975 graduate of Roanoke Benson High School and is an agricultural mechanics technology student at Illinois Central College, East Peoria, HI. REAL MENU THURSDAY, MARCH 9 V 8 juice, beef chow mein with noodles, cole slaw, fruit cobbler, roll, margarine, milk, tea, coffee FRIDAY, MARCH 10 Hot chicken bouillon, porkette with madeira sauce, Irish potatoes, tossed salad, applesauce, wheat bread, margarine, milk, tea, coffee MONDAY, MARCH 13 Apple juice, Swedish meatballs with noodles, harvard beets, gingerbread with lemon sauce, rye bread, margarine, milk, tea, coffee TUESDAY, MARCH 14 Orange juice, glazed ham, sweet potatoes, tossed salad, grasshopper dessert, whole wheat bread, margarine, milk, tea, coffee WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15 Apple juice, BBQ on bun, potato salad, slice of onion, peach half, milk, tea, coffee

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fl.” ’v"' jz' fl ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Groves of r 1 Milford have announced the engagement of their daughter Jeri Lynn Groves to Dennis R. Brown of Pierceton. He is the son of Mrs. Alfred Neukum of Connersville and the late Forrest Brown. The bride-elect is employed at E & M Meat Market and is a 1974 graduate of Wawasee High School. Dennis is employed at Guarantee Auto Store, Lake Village Shopping Center, Warsaw, where he is manager. He is a 1968 graduate of Connersville Senior High School. April 8 has been set for the wedding in the United Methodist Church at Leesburg. Legion birthday plans discussed Plans for the Legion birthday party and the district meeting were discussed by members of the American Legion Auxiliary 223, who met in the Legion Hall, Syracuse, on Tuesday, Feb. 28. The Legion birthday party will be held in the hall cm Sunday, April 2. The Wawasee unit auxiliary 223 will be host to the district meeting which will be held April 12.