The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 June 1979 — Page 6

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., June 6,1979

Community Corner

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David Wyant claims bride June 2 in Charleston, W. Va.

Besty Garner. Charleston. W Va., and David Lee Wyant. Indianapolis, were united in marriage on Saturday. June 2. at 7:30 pm in the Temple Israel. Charlston. W Va. Officiating at the double-ring ceremony was Rabbi Jay Heyman. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Garner. Charleston. W. Va., and Mi’s, and Mrs. Dan L. Wyant, Marion and Syracuse. The prelude music was played by a chamber trio and the organ music during the ceremony was by David Stern The bride wore her mother's wedding gown and was given in REAL MENU June 7-13 THURSDAY - Orange juice, pancakes and hot syrup, smpked sausage, applesauce, margarine, milk, tea and coffee* ! FRIDAY - Tomato juice. Sloppy Joe on bun. potato salad, lime gdMo*% vegetable salad, peaches, milk, tea and coffee MONDAY - Grapefruit juice, breaded veal cutlet, cooked, cabbage, parsley potatoes with margarine, fresh apples, wheat bread, margarine, milk, tea and coffee TUESDAY- Tomato juice, cubed beefsteak meuniere. cheese whipped potatoes, mixed vegetables, fruit cobbler, dinner roll, margarine, milk, tea and coffee WEDNESDAY - Apple juice, meatloaf and gravy, escalloped potatoes, stewed tomatoes with bread cubes, apricots, rye bread, margarine, milk, tea and coffee

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marriage by her father Her veil was by Pricilla of Boston and the flowers were gardenias. The bride's sister. Alison Garner, was the maid of honor and wore a dress made of yellow chiffon and a headdress of fresh flowers Her flowers were a spring bouquet of daisies. The bridesmaids were Mrs. David Handey. sister of the bridegroom; Barrie Baer, cousin of the bride; Julie«Baer, cousin of the bride; Mrs. David Wright, cousin of the bride; Mrs. Thomas Kinkelaer; Pamela Gilbert; LeiglvSilverstein; Lynn Mendeloff . Karen Rotgrin; and Mary Anne Dial. Their dresses were of yellow chiffon with a headdress of fresh flowers and the bridesmaids carried daisies. The best man was James Daniel Wyant, brother of the* bridegroom. Groomsmen for the ceremony were Greg Wyant, brother of the bridegroom; Robert W. Garner, brother of the bride; David Hendey; Thomas Seeger; Ed Wiley; Michael Chagares; Nelson Henry; Richard Hunsinger; Karl Tauer; and David Ash. The reception was held in the ballroom of the Charleston House. After the wedding the couple will live in Indianapolis. Mrs Wyant is a 1974 graduate of George Washington High School. Charleston. She graduated from Miami University. Oxford. Ohio, in 1978. She taught the fifth grade at Roxlane Elementary Schoo! in Charleston. Her husband is entering his third year of Indiana School of Law in Indianapolis. He is a graduate of Marion High School and a 1977 graduate of Miami University. Oxford, Ohio.

'Queen of Lakes' entries begin to arrive in Webster

Entries for the 34th Annual "Queen of Lakes” Beauty .Pageant have begun to arrive in North Webster. Among those competing for the “Queen of Lakes" title and over $2,500 in scholarships, grants and awards will be Rachel Morris of Fort Wayne; Linda England. Pierceton; Lynn Vangundy. North Webster; and Michelle White. Syracuse. Rachel Morris", as “Miss Milford', 19, a sophomore of Purdue University in Fort Wayne, will be in the competition. She is being sponsored by the Milford Lions Club and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P Morris, r 1 Milford. She has brown eyes and hair, is 5’3 tall and weighs 100 pounds Her hobbies are disco dancing, swimming, sewing and politics. Agatha Charlton honored by family The June 1 birthday of Agatha Charlton of near Milford was honored by members of her family. On Friday evening her granddaughter and family. Mr. and Mrs Tom Schnieder of Goshen, arrived at the house with the evening meal and a decorated birthday cake On Saturday all of her children and their spouses plus grandchildren and friends arrived to help her clean house. The wood work was polished, windows, curtains and bedding washed, grass mowed and bushes trimmed. Mrs. Charlton said, “They all worked like beavers" At noon they dined on the meal they had taken with them to the Charlton home. Among those in attendance were Mr and Mrs William Charlton and family of North Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Charlton of Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. Rual Elliott of Elkhart and Mr and Mrs. Jake Chupp and James and John Bradley of Goshen. Most returned on Sunday. When Mrs. Charlton arrived home from church the tables were decorated with bouquets and two large birthday cakes for a surprise party. In all 24 were in attendance for the noon meal. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Don Charlton of Milford and Mrs. John Charlton and son. Jason, of Goshen. BEAUTY. CONTESTANT — Linda Mae Fletcher, IX, Etna Green, is a contestant sponsored by the Junior 0.N.0., as “Miss Etna Green” in the “Queen of Lakes" Beauty Pageant at North Webster during the last week end of June. Miss Fletcher is a 1979 graduate of Triton High School. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher, Etna Green. She has brown hair and eyes, is 5’4" tall and weighs 115 pounds. She enjoys swimming, water skiing. She belonged to the band, pep block and National Honor Society during school. She was also the class vice president at Triton High School. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Keith Funk and their three children, who moved to near Goshen several years ago. were given a farewell sing and refreshments at the Apostolic Christian Church fellowship hall, Milford, on Sunday evening, June 3. The Funks are returning to their farm near Roanoke. 111. Mrs. Funk is the former Kathleen Fischer. Mrs. Helen Funk is visiting her brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baumgartner at Rocky River, Ohio.

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Linda England, as “Miss Pierceton", 18, is a graduate of Whitko High School. She is being sponsored by the Pierceton American Legion. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles England, r 2 Pierceton, is 5’10" tall and weighs 120 pounds. Her eyes and hair are brown, she enjoys swimming, jennis. cooking, sewing and horseback riding. Lynn Vangundy. as “Miss Lake Webster Ski Bee ", 17, is being sponsored by the North Webster Lake Ski Bees. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norm Druckamiller, North Webster, and a senior at Wawasee High School. Lynn is 5’4" tall, weighs 125 pounds, has light brown hair and green eyes. She enjoys her hobbies of tennis, water skiing and sewing. Michelle White, as "Miss Wawasee Booster Club”. 17. is sponsored by the Wawasee Booster Club. She is a senior at Wawasee High School. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles White of Syracuse, and was a finalist and member of the Queen's Court in last year's pageant. Michelle is 5’7", 103 pounds, has light brown hair and blue eyes. She enjoys volleyball, tennis and swimming. The pageant is open to any unmanned young lady between the ages of 16 and 26, inclusive as of July 1. They will compete in interviews, bathing suits and formals. The theme for this year's pageant is “The World of Disco.”

Dolls program for Seniors The Milford Senior Citizens met in the fire station on Sunday, June 3, for a carry-in dinner. The tables were decorated with iris, peonies and orange poppies. The program was given byTheresa Wyman, who runs the Doll Hospital and gift shop in Warsaw. She buys dolls which are in bad shape and fixes them like new She makes all their clothes. There were dolls on display which she had fixed and two which are not available anymore. She had fixed a cupie doll worth S4O an inch and explained that some dolls sell for as much assU,oooa piece. The next meeting will be on July 8. Tippy bridge winners named The Tippecanoe Lake CountryClub Ladies Bridge club met on Wednesday, May 30. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. George Ren, Mrs. Paul Penn and Mrs. Gordon Medlock. Winners were: Mrs. G. Pickering, Mrs. H. W. Phillips. Mrs. Roy Cox, Mrs. Parker Phend and Mrs. Lawrence Castaldi. Other winners were: Mrs. Florence Stalter. Mrs. David Stalnaker. Mrs. Charles Hughes and Mrs. James Weddle. Receives degree at Huntington College Maureen Evonn Jackson, daughter of Betty L. Witman. of Milford, received the secretarial science diploma in graduation exercises at Huntington College, May 26. Dr. J. Edward Roush, director of environmental protection agency’s office of intergovernmental and regional operations, delivered the 81st commencement address, “Will Miracles Never Cease?” to 135 graduates, and a large crowd of parents and friends. Huntington College, located in Huntington, Indiana, offers over thirty major fields of study. Its degree programs include the oneyear diploma in Secretarial Science, the two-year associate of arts degree, the bachelor of arts and bachelor of science degrees, and the master of Christian Ministry degree. Huntington is a Christian, liberal arts college, sponsored by the Church of the United Brethren in Christ, and it encourages a lifestyle based on Christian principles and values. It welcomes students of all faiths, creeds, races and national origins.

LOUISA'S LETTER ClylHHlEli

Dear Louisa, I am a girl of twenty-one and 1 live in this apartment with another girl. We get along fine together and usually agree on things. But some-, thing has come up that we think differently about so we thought we would write and find out what you thought about this situation. About two months ago I was eating lunch and this man came in and as there was no table he asked if I minded him. sitting at my table. Well after a while we started talking and he seemed very nice. After that we happened to meet there several times and he asked me for a date. He travels for some company but 1 don't know any thing about him but 1 think 1 could fall in love with him without much trouble. My roommate thinks 1 would be foolish to date him unless 1 know something about him--what company he works for and whether or not he is LOCAL BEAUTY CONTESTANT — Mitzi Liles. 17. Syracuse, is a contestant in the “Queen of Lakes" Beauty Pageant, at North Webster. She is “Miss Beer Realtors." sponsored by Beer Realtors. Miss Liles is a sophomore at Wawasee High School, and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Liles. Syracuse. .Mitzi is s*7' a " tall and weighs 113 pounds. She has brown hair and blue eyes. She enjoys art and music. By BONNIE BJELLA The summer reading club at the Syracuse Public Library begins Monday, June 4. The themes this year are the Monster Club fpr grade kindergarten and first grade and World Traveler for grades two, three, four and five. Children may enroll and begin reading for those stickers as soon as possible. Just one sticker at the end of the program means a ribbon earned and ten or more stickers and the child will receive a reading certificate and a ribbon. Children are urged to begin reading immediately to have plenty of time to earn the awards. New books in the children's room continue to arrive. Some new additions are; “Flutterby” by Stephen Cosgrave “Nitter Pitter" by Stephen Cosgrave “Gertrude and Healthcliffe" by Red Skelton “Collecting Toy Trains” by McComas “My Sister's Silent World' 1 byArthur “Shaggy Dog's Animal Alphabet " by Charles “Behind the Scenes at the Aquarium” by Paige — “Bicycle Motorcross” by Radlauer “Kit Carson" by M. Grant “An Animal Alphabet" by R. , Hester The Garden Club arrangement for the month of May is entitled "Natural Garden" and was made by Mrs. Mary Bushong. It consists of an array of colorful flowers dried by Mrs. Bushong and has been enjoyed by everyone. Bashor Auxiliary to have picnic The annual meeting of the Bashor Home Auxiliary will be on Monday, June 11, at 11 a.m., in the Arbogast Center, Bashor Home, Goshen. The business meeting will be followed by a picnic for the boys. Members are asked to take wellfilled baskets. The ladies of the Saint Mark’s United Methodist Church will furnish coffee.

married. What do you think? Twenty-one-Ky. Answer: 1 think your roommate has a point. Certainly the young man should let you know for whom he is working and whether he is single or married. Girls dating married men are usually looking for trouble. Louisa. Address letters: Louisa, Box 532,Orangeburg, S.C. 29115 Mr. and Mrs. Purvis entertain daughter, family from Arizona Visiting this week in the home of Mr. and Mrs James G. Purvis of Lake Wawasee. are their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Faustino Estrada and daughter. Penny of Williams, Ariz. Mrs. Estrada, the former Judith Purvis, is in her senior year at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Ariz., where she will receive a BS degree in psychology this fall Her husband, a clinical psychologist, is associated with the special education program at Williams High School, where he also serves as assistant football coach and assistant basketball coach. Penny will be a junior at Williams High School this fall. Class of '69 to have its 1 Oth reunion The Wawasee Class of 1969 will have its 10-year reunion on Saturday, July 28, from 6 p.m. to 12 am., at the Elkhart Holiday Inn. A social hour will be followed by dinner, a program and later entertainment. The deadline for reservations will be July 13. For more information contact Norm Seible, treasurer, in Elkhart.

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MARRIED 65 \ EARS— Mr, and Mrs. Calvin E. Beck, well known Syracuse residents who make their home on the east shores of Jionar Lake, will observe their 65th wedding anniversary with a quiet family dinner at a local resident on Sunday. June 24. They were married in the home of Rev. A. E. Gaff at Albion on June 13, 1914. Mrs. Beck was the former Izel Whitehead. Mr. Beck taught school and coached basketball for 3X years and was trustee of Turkey Creek tow nship for two terms, from 1950 to 195 X. The Becks have three sons: Charles, a resident of r 2 (Lake Wawasee) Syracuse; Richard of Pompano Beach, Fla., where he teaches school; and Wendell, a sales representative who resides at Avilla. They also have four grandchildren.

Silver Thimbles meet

Members of the Silver Thimble Club of the Milford Apostolic Christian Church met at Smith s Flower and Gift Shop in Milford on Monday evening. June 4. Mrs Ron (Connie) Smith made a flower arrangement, later won by Mrs Alvin Haab. The remainder of the evening was spent in the home of Mrs. Richard Bender on r 2 Milford. Terri Custer honored after commencement Terri Custer, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Raymond Custer, r 1 Milford, was honored with an open house and buffet luncheon for 100 guests following commencement exercises at Warsaw Community High School. Sunday. June 3.

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Her co-hostess was Mrs. Joseph Beer of Elkhart Guests included Mrs. - Theo Beer and babies Mack Haab and Kelli Haab “Happy Birthday" was sung for Mrs. Lewis Speicher and Mrs. Andrew Kammerer “Happy Anniversary" was sung for Mrs. Richard Kaiser for the month of May. For June it was sung for Mrs Phillip Beer. Mrs Lewis Speicher. Mrs. Tom Speicher and Mrs Robert Cockbum. Mrs. Don Leman read “Slow Me Down, Lord" and the 100th Psalm "Take Time to be Holy" was sung by all Refreshments were served and the next meeting was set for July 2. in the home of Mrs. Ted Speicher of Nappanee Miss Edith Baumgartner will assist