The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 November 1979 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., November 14,1979

Community Corner

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& Meals for Older Americans are served each day at the following locations: The scout cabin at Crossen Park, Syracuse; the Retired Tigers center, 320 W. Main, Warsaw; and Lions Club Building, SR 14 Silver Lake. Nov. 15-21 THURSDAY — Blended juice, porcupine meatballs with gravy, buttered corn, peas and carrots, wheat bread, fresh fruit, milk, tea and coffee Thanksgiving, election for Senior Citizens Members of the Milford Senior Citizens met in the fire station on Sunday, Nov. 11, for their Thanksgiving dinner and election of officers. Turkey and all the trimmings were enjoyed by the 27 present Darrell Orn returned thanks before the meal. The tables were decorated for Thanksgiving with pumpkins, corn, fruit and turkeys on the tables. Phil Bender of Upland entertained with songs, accompanying himself 8n the mandolin. During the business meeting "Happy Birthday” was sung to Milo Meloy and Lou Felkner Felkner will be 94 on November 30. Alyce Fuller announced the slate of officers for the coming year as follows: Amanda Davisson — President Iva Neff — Vice president Evelyn Orn — Secretary Fay Hollar — Treasurer The committees will be appointed at the next meeting. The meat will be furnished at the December mating as this will be the Christinas dinner and program.

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FRIDAY — Grapefruit juice, country style meat patties, Augratin potatoes, Harvard beets, white bread, margarine, peaches, milk, tea and coffee MONDAY — Grapefruit juice, breaded veal cutlet, cooked red cabbage, parsley potatoes with margarine, wheat bread, margarine, apricots, milk, tea and coffee TUESDAY — Orange juice, homemade style chili, cheese slices, cole slaw, saltine crackers, margarine, cookie, milk, tea and coffee WEDNESDAY — Vegetable cocktail juice, roast turkey, sage dressing and gravy, sweet potatoes, whole cranber-y sauce, dinner roll, pumpkin squares with topping, milk, tea and coffee Brownies visit the library Syracuse First Grade Brownie Troop 193, visited the Syracuse Public Library on Thursday. Nov. 8, to learn how the library benefits their community. While there they saw a film and met with Bonnie Bjella, the children's department librarian. Troop 193 is working on duties to earn seven Brownie badges this year and future activites will include a Christmas party, learning how to conserve energy, the history of the American flag, special Girl Scout information and making pine cones filled with seeds to feed the birds. r The troop consists of 19 girls and th'e leaders are Pat Price. Rowena Impey and Sharon Boles.

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MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS L. BROWN

Marilyn Holcomb becomes bride of Douglas Brown Sept. 29

Miss Marilyn Holcomb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Holcomb of r 5 box 198 Syracuse, became the bride of Douglas L. Brown of r 3 box 605 Syracuse on Saturday, Sept. 29, in a 5:30 o’clock ceremony. Brown is the son of Jean Brown of Syracuse and Halbert Brown of Goshen. Rev. Philip Frew officiated at services in the Saint Andrew's United Methodist Church in the presence of 100 persons. A unity candle decorated with mums and daisies in peach, white and dark rust formed the focal point of the decorations. Pews featured rust and peach bows and candelabras with white candles were draped with greenery. Russell Sonafrank provided musical selections for the double ring ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a long, white grown. The front was covered with a lace apron. The round neck was trimmed with Ocie Rarick to be 100 November 20 Mrs. Curtis (Ocie) Rarick, 117 Homan, Elkhart, formerly of the Milford area, will be celebrating her 100th birthday on Tuesday. Nov. 20. Mi'S. Rarick is the mother of two daughters. Francis Yoder and Gladys Yoder, Elkhart; one son, Albert Yoder, Elkhart; two stepsons, Wayman Rarick, Goshen and Dane Rarick, Milford; five grandchildren; 18 greatgrandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren. Suggested mailing dates Following are this week's 1979 suggested mailing dates for the period from November 14 thru 21: Military Mail 17 — Parcel Airlift mail to Africa, Australia, Central and South America and , S 'Utheast Asia 21 — Space Available Mail to Europe and the Far East

Alpha Nu Chapter brunch in Webster

The Alpha Nu Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma met for brunch in the M and M Restaurant in North Webster, November 3. Nancy Nelson, Marilyn Metcalf and Edna Peebles served as hostesses for the occasion. The meeting was called to order by the president, Martha Fawley, who introduced the speakers for the afternoon. John and Mary Beason presented a program on marriage enrichment entitled “44 Hours to Improve your Marriage.’’ Annette Wyson, Jo Sharpe and Catherine Gara presented a memorial service for Mary Joan Brows. Marilyn Phillips memorialized Nellie Riley Gooch. The president announced that Marilyn Phillips had received a

lace dasies Her veil was waistlength and . was trimmed with daisies. It was held by a beaded head piece She carried a bouquet of babies breath, white roses? white and rust carnations, dried maple leaves and ferns. Mrs. Rafael Carvajal of Boston Street. Syracuse, served as matron of honor. She wore a short sleeved, long flowered gown in pastel colors of peach, light rust and beige, gathered at the waist She wore a rust daisy and babies breath on a comb in her hair and carried rust carnations, yellow dasies and baby's breath in her bouquet. Kathy Troup of Milford and Cynthia Fry of White Pigeon. Mich., served as bridesmaids. They wore long, pleated maroon gowns with spaghetti straps. They too wore combs with flowers in their hair and carried bouquets to match the matron of honors. Melissa Bailey of Coral Springs. Fla , was flower girl. Ringbearer was Robbie Clingaman of Syracuse. James Benson of Syracuse served as best man. Groomsmen were Larry Harter of Syracuse and Kevin Bailey of Coral Springs. Fla Ushers were Robert Holcomb of Syracuse and Jeffrey Heintzelman of Cromwell. Mrs. Holcomb wore a long gown of blue and rust flowers with short sleeves and pleates. Mrs. Brown wore a long gown with short sleeves in a salmon color. Both had rust carnation, white rose and babies breath corsages. Reception Follows A reception followed the ceremony at Eagles Lodge in Syracuse. Alicia Holcomb and Mrs. Larry Harter served cake and punch from a table decorated with dried fall flowers, babies breath and dried leaves. Following a wedding trip to Michigan City, the couple is residing in Greenhaus Apartments, r 4 Syracuse. The new Mrs. Brown is a secretary at Chore-Time Equipment Co., Milford. She is a 1979 graduate of Wawasee High School. The bridegroom is employed at Liberty Homes in Syracuse. He is a 1977 graduate of Wawasee High School.

Delta Kappa Gamma Society mini grant for further study on her fourth grade Indiana history project. Questionnaires from the state association concerning future themes and programs were filled out by the members and returned to Martha Mishler, Research Committee chairman. The next meeting of the society will be announced at a later time.

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Lois Circle elects officers The Lois Circle of Calvary United Methodist Church in Syracuse elected new officers for 1980 at their last meeting. They are as follows: Leader — Carlie Steele Co-leader — Millie Shively Secretary — Katie Wilkinson Assistant Secretary — Izel Beck Treasurer — Mildred Nicolai Mission Coordinator. Christian Personhood — Opal Nolan Mission Coordinator. Supportive Community and Global Concerns — Mary Ott Mission Coordinator. Christian Social Involvement — Cleo Horn Sunshine — Pauline Fawley Sunshine Assistant — Fannie Hinderer Telephone Committee — Pauline Fawley, Izel Beck. Elva Bitner, Blanche Kuhn Also at the meeting Mrs. Carlie Steele reviewed the book "Hold Me in a Little Longer, Lord*' by Margaret Holmes. Hostesses were Diane Steele and Fannie Hinderer. Brownies camp out The third grade Brownie Troop 91 of Syracuse, recently had an overnight trip at Camp Singing Hills. The 21 girls who attended the camp-out learned to cook their meals over an open fire, how to make and put out fires, knife safety and care and a troop field day was held. At their October 31 meeting the Brownies decorated coffee cans to place in local businesses to collect used eye glasses and frames for the Lions Club of Syracuse. Future activities include a visit from first grade Troop 193 to teach them more about the Girl Scouts, a visit and talk by a nurse, a visit to New Paris Creamery, learning about foreign countries and writing letters to their adopted friend in India and making musical instruments for the children at the Day Care Center and the Community Nursery School. Leaders are Connie Bickel, Cheryl Hunnicutt and Pat Price. Lakeland Local Mr. and Mrs. Urban Bauer. Cissna Park. 111., were week end guests of the latter’s brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beer, Milford.

Dear Louisa, My husband and 1 have a small income and we have to budget very carefully in order to get along. My two sisters are married to men who are very good providers and they have many luxuries that I have to do without. Needless to say my sisters are very sorry for me because of my financial state. Now the truth of the matter is that I am the only really happy one of the three of us and I’ll tell you the reason why. It’s because my husband loves me very much and shows it by his consideration of me even in little things. If he is detained when I am expecting him he takes time out to call and let me knowhe takes the trouble to find out what 1 like for gifts rather than buying something he admires--he opens the car door for me-he doesn’t try to browbeat me into agreeing with him on issues we differ about. Our marriage is a fifty, fifty affair. I look out for his comfort and he looks out

Coming events

Items of interest to the area must be received by 9 a.m. in The Mail-Journal office on Thursday of the calendar week pieceding the event and contain the following information: event, time. day. place and address. The phone number 658-4111 or 4573666. WEDNESDAY. NOV. 14 6:30 a m. — Farmer’s Market, fairgrounds. Warsaw 6 p.m. — Weight Watchers. Trinity United Methodist Church. E. Center St.. Warsaw 7:30 p.m — Al-Anon, Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Warsaw 7:30 p.m. — Alcoholics By CAROLYN GROVE Children’s Book Week is being observed November 12-18 and the Milford Library has many new books in the children s department. All children and their parents are welcome to visit the library any time. Also being observed is "Be With a Book for a Day’’ November 15-19. It has been proclaimed by Governor Otis R. Bowen to be observed in Indiana in support of a White House conference on Libraries and Information Science. New books in the adult department are: “The Complete Book of Woodburning Stoves” by David Ivins "Stove Book” by Jo Reid and John Peck "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Holmes” by Loren D. Estleman "When Hell Was in Session” by Jeremiah A. Denton, Jr "Aunt Erma’s Cope Book” by Erma Bombeck “Giants” by David Larkin "Running for Your Life" by Bill Emmerton "Domino” by Phyllis A. Whitney "The Widow" by Nicolas Freeling "Lydia” by Lois T. Henderson "The House on Curtin Street” by Miller J. Ragosta “Sarah Walked Over the Mountain” by Ruth Moore “But Nellie Was So Nice” by Mary McMullen "Nurse” by Peggy Anderson "Last Act” by Jane Aiken Hodge “The Walker in Shadows” by Barbara Michaels

for mine. On the other hand one of my sisters who has a mink coat and diamonds has a husband who thinks that his comfort and desires should be the first thought of all those who live with him. He can be charming and generous when it suits him to be but if it’s not convenient he can be most inconsiderate of other people. If his wife or children would like to take a trip and it doesn’t appeal to him they all stay home. My other sister has a husband who cheats on her. I am a very happy woman and my husband and 1 have a happy life together although we live in a small house and drive a six year old car. Devoted Wife--N.C. Answer: It’s a pleasure to hear from someone who is really happy and satisfied with her marriage. ___ Louisa. Address: Louisa, Box 532, Orangeburg, S.C. 29115

Anonymous. Sacred Heart Church. Warsaw 7:30 p.m. — Alcoholics Anonymous. St. Martin's. Syracuse THURSDAY. NOV. 15 12 noon — Senior Citizens' sack lunch. Center Lake Pavilion. Warsaw 4 p.m. — Welcome Wagon sponsored bridge lessons with Charles Hoffman; for information. call him 7:30 pm — Alcoholics Anonymous closed meeting. Bowen Center. Warsaw FRIDAY. NOV. 16 6:45 a m — Milford Kiwanis. Fire Station SATURDAY. NOV. 17 7 am - Wawasee Kiwanis. Three Flags. Syracuse 8 pm — Alcoholics Anonymous, open speaker meeting. Bowen Center. Warsaw Public invited r- Lakeland Jd | School T |Lunchll November 19-23 MONDAY — Apple juice, hot dogs, baked beans, fruit salad, cookie and milk TUESDAY- Turkey and dressing, mashed potatoes and gravy, lettuce salad, bread and butter, pumpkin crunch and milk WEDNESDAY - Chili and crackers, carrot and celery sticks, apple sauce, toast sticks and milk THURSDAY - Thanksgiving Vacation FRIDAY — Thanksgiving Vacation

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SUNDAY. NOV 18 “ 7 p.m — Alcoholics Anonymous open step meeting. Pierceton Community Building Public invited. MONDAY. NOV. 19 7 a m. —- Lakeland Kiwanis. M & M. North Webster 10 a m — Welcome Wagon golf. South Shore Country Club, weather permitting TUESDAY. NOV. 20 7:30 p.m — Syracuse Town Board. Town Hall. Syracuse 12:30 p m — Welcome Wagon League bowling at Wawasee Bowl. Syracuse WEDNESDAY. NOV. 21 6:30 a m. — Farmer s Market, fairgrounds. Warsaw 6 p.m. —P Weight Watchers. Trinity United Methodist Church. E. Center St . Warsaw 7:30 p.m. Al-Anon. Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Warsaw 7:30 pin — Alcoholics Anonymous. Sacred Heart Chruch. Warsaw 7:30 p.m Alcoholics Anonymous. St.i Martin's. Syracuse

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