The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 May 1980 — Page 7
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Meals for Older Americans are served each day at the following locations: The Scout cabin at Crossen Park, Syracuse; the Poppy Days this week in Milford The following proclamation has been issued in honor of “Poppy Days” this Friday and Saturday: “Whereas, The American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary have developed a traditional observance of the poppy as its Memorial flower and of Poppy Days during the month of May each year; and “Whereas, all proceeds from the annual sale will be used for the benefit of the veterans now hospitalized, needy war veterans and the orphans and widows of deceased veterans; and "Whereas, volunteer members of these organizations will be soliciting the support of all Hoosiers by asking all to ‘Wear a Poppy’ to symbolize ‘Honor the Dead by Helping the Living; ’ and “Now, therefore, I, Jean Treesh, town board president, do hereby proclaim the period of May 16 through May 17, 1980, as Veterans Poppy Days in Milford.” Dawn Bertram, Robert Ray to wed July 26 Mr. and Mrs. Russell T. Bertram, r 1 Cromwell, announce the engagement of their daughter, Dawn K. to Robert L. Ray, Fort Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ray, r 1 Laotto. The wedding will take place on Saturday, July 26, in the Sparta United Church of Christ, Kimmell. The bride is a West Noble graduate and her fiance is a graduate of Huntertown High School and International Business College. He is employed by the American Hoist Co., Fort Wayne.
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Retired Tigers center, 320 W. Main, Warsaw; and Lions Club Building, SR 14 Silver Lake. May 15-21 THURSDAY - Vegetable cocktail juice, liver and onions with gravy, mashed potatoes, cooked red cabbage, white bread, margarine, cinnamon applesauce, milk, tea and coffee FRIDAY — Grapefruit juice, turkey roll and gravy, buttered ; noodles, green beans, wheat bread, margarine, apricot fluff, milk, tea and coffee i MONDAY — Pineapple juice, i barbecued beef on bun, macaroni i salad, buttered carrots, apple : cobbler, milk, tea and coffee 1 TUESDAY- Grapefruit juice, i meatloaf and gravy, mashed potatoes, mixed vegetables with i margarine, rye bread, margarine, pineapple chunks, milk, tea and coffee • WEDNESDAY — Orange juice, ' chicken and noodle casserole with cheese and crumb topping, > stewed tomatoes with bread • cubes, cole slaw, white bread, I n\argarine, banana, milk, tea i and coffee Mrs. Coverstone ' presents program on art centers 1 Mrs. Dean (Jean) Coverstone, Leesburg, was featured at the May 13 meeting of the Lakeland Art Association. The meeting was held in the Cardinal Center, Warsaw and Mrs. Coverstone is the art department chairman at Grace College, Winona Lake. She showed slides and gave a commentary of her recent trip to some of the world’s greatest art centers, where she led a group of fellow art lovers to Venice and Florence, Italy. Some of the great masters of Florence were Botticelli and Leonardo da Vinci of the 16th century Renaissance period and Raphael who followed da Vinci and Michaelangelo. Mrs. Coverstone graduated with a bachelor of science in art education from Goshen College. Her graduate work was at Saint Francis College, Fort Wayne and she earned her master of art degree from Notre Dame in 1972.
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Syracuse library notes
By BONNIE BJELLA The summer reading clu| at the Syracuse Public Library will begin June 4th and end August 6th. Children may begin to eiroll on June 2nd and start reading for those stickers June 4th. The themes this year are “Presidents” for grades two through five and “W»rld Traveler” for pre-school and grades one. Stickers will be given for tach book read so begin your sunnier
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reading early in order to obtain all the stickers possible. Ribbons will be awarded at the end of the program for reading one or more books and reading certificates and ribbons for reading ten or more books. New books continue to arrive. Among them are: “The Twenty-One-Mile Swim” by Christopher “Skate-Boarding Skills” by Hess “Silly Dinosaurs” by Hutchings “Bugs Bunny Goes to the Dentist” by Reit “Oscar — The Grouch’s Alphabet of Trash” by Moss “Dribbling, Shooting and Scoring — Sometimes” by Paulsen “Hitting, Pitching and Running — Maybe” by Paulsen “Christopher Columbus Who Sailed On” by Richards “The Thirteenth Pearl” by Keene “The Sting of the Scorpion” by Dixon OES to host district deputy on June 4 Kosciusko Chapter 160 Order of the Eastern Star, Milford, held its regular stated meeting on May 7 in the Masonic hall with Scereta Melendez, worthy matron and Joe O. Estep, worthy partron, presiding. Grand Chapter report was given by Gertrude Ritter, past grand representative of New Mexico Grand Chapter in Indiana, OES. The worthy matron announced her mother, Anna Estep, has been named a grand committee member for the heart fund in District 20. After a short business meeting the following announcements were made: June 2 — Practice at 7 p.m. June 4 — District Deputy visit July 3 — Inspection with Goshen and Syracuse at Goshen “Happy Birthday’’.was sung to the worthy matron and associate matron, Cheryl Brunjes. The chapter room was decorated for Mother’s Day. A large basket of flowers was in the east and a greeting card with “Happy Mother’s Day” in the west. The dining room was decorated in keeping with May Day. May polls decorated the dining tables and a bouquet of yellow jonquils and blue candles were on the serving table. Jello dessert, crackers and coffee were served by the social committee, Julia Reed and Joan Green, assisted by Betty Scott and Lee McFarren. The next stated meeting will be June 4 at 7:30 p.m. Open house at Wiggs' home on May 24-25 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiggs, Syracuse, will be hosting an open house Saturday and Sunday, May 24 and 25, from 1-5 p.m. the Wiggs will be opening up their underground home to the public. The Wiggs’ underground home is located on the Syra-Web Road, one-eighth of a mile north of CR 800 N.
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40 riders participate in Lion's horse show
A total of 40 riders participated pn 38 horses during the Milford Lions Club's horse show last Saturday. The riders and their places were as follows: Stallions Quarter horse — Cathy Folk, Warsaw, on Specks Double Deck; Ron Hunter, Warsaw, on Watch Jack Two; Joe Mattingly. Leesburg, on Scarlet Rose Morgan — Ann Schafer, Milford, on Black Walnut Kingston Mares Quarter horse — Jim Burger. New Paris, on Jags Vixen: Ron Swinehart, Bristol, on My Copper Leo; Lori Plank. White Pigeon. Mich..'on Ms. Sweet Conceit; Sally Nelson. Warsaw, on Silly Silky: and Sue Haney, Goshen, on Christa Belle Arabian — Cindy Mohler, Syracuse, on Indaynara; Gina Martin. Goshen, on WN Arabelle; Mike Sheets, Elkhart, on Juttah; and Gerald Dausman, Leesburg, on Redwood Gwalizora Morgan — Marie Schafer. Milford, on Black Walnut Dutchess Drama club presents skits at spring lunch The Wednesday Afternoon Club met in a Syracuse restaurant on May 7 for the annual spring luncheon. Mrs. Ralph Thornburg introduced five members of the Wawasee High School Drama Club who presented two scenes from two plays by Neil Simon. Brenda Iden presented Deb Bartow and Curt Clevenger in a scene from “Sweet Charity” and Steve Deck and Scot Karbach in a scene from “God’s Favorite.” Both performances were well done and well received by the members. Twenty-one members and one guest, Mrs. Lionel Bates, were present. Mrs. Vernon Brinkman, Mrs. Ralph Thornburg, Mrs. E. L. Fosbrink and Mrs. Eloise Frevert were hostesses. Lakeland Local Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coy and sons of Syracuse entertained Mrs. Coy’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plank and brother Larry, Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coy and daughters, Syracuse, for Mother’s Day dinner, Sunday, May 11. Mrs. Coy’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Corkey Wagner, New Paris, called later in the day. Taylors host Rekamemoh Club The Rekamemoh 4-H Club held its monthly meeting on April 23 in the home of Marcia and Melissa Taylor. The meeting was called to order by president Doreen Darr. The pledges to the flags were led by Ann Alford and Tammy Tranter. Marcia Taylor gave a demonstration on needlecraft and Cindy Nelson gave a demonstration on geology. The meeting was adjourned with recreation and refreshments following. The next meeting will be held May 19 in the home of Sara Cox.
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IN SPITE OF THE COOL WEATHER AND CLOUDY SKIES PEOPLE BEGAN TO GATHER EARLY FOR THE HORSE SHOW
Non-Registered Mares, 56” And Over — Ron Swinehart, Bristol, on Go Patti Dae; and Gina Lambright, Goshen, on Punkin Geldings Quarter horse — Cathy Folk, Warsaw, on Cuppers BarJßob Appaloosa — Anne Lindsey, Bremen, on King Bar Ghost; and Penni Howard, Bristol, on Jo’Cays Warlance Arabian — Diana Wittinger, Warsaw, on OK El Rocco; Beth Barbaro, Goshen, on Bold Dorado; Lisa Companion, Elkhart, on Checkers; and Natalie Meyers, Syracuse, on Heritage Cavalier Morgan — Kenny. Schafer, Milford, on Pride of Indiana; Cathy Yoder, Gosheij," on Pegasus Prankster; and Charlene Cook, Goshen, on Sunup Funtime Non-registered gelding, 56” and over — Vicki Coulter, Middlebury, on Gamblers Chance; and Susan Harris, Warsaw, on Prince • Showmanship, 14 and under — Aimee Anglin, Warsaw, on Lady Lafayette; Penni Howard, Bristol, on Jo’Cays Warlance; Lisa Companion, Elkhart, on Checkers; Kristy Resler, Goshen, on KC’s True Grit; Susie Peterson, Goshen, on Sir Gallant; and Natalie Meyers, Syracuse, on Heritage Cavalier Pony halter, under 56” — Susie Peterson, Goshen, on Black Fury; Beth Barbaro, Goshen, on M J Kokomo; Kim Gentry, Goshen, on Kimingo; and Kate Murto, Goshen, on Blossom Showmanship, 15-18 — Jim Burger, New Paris, on Jags Vixen; Sue Haney, Goshen, on Christa Belle; Gina Martin, Goshen, on WN Arabelle; and Beth Barbaro, Goshen, on Bold Dorado Horsemanship, 14 and under — Aimee Anglin, Warsaw, on Lady Lafayette; Penni Howard, Bristol, on Jo’Cays Warlance; Gina Lambright, Goshen, on Punkin; Susie Peterson, Goshen, on Sir Gallant; Lisa Companion, Elkhart, on Checkers; and Kim Gentry, Goshen, on Kimingo Horsemanship, 15-18 — Jim Mrs. Kern visits Mrs. Romain Kern, Miller’s Merry Manor, Warsaw, was in the North Webster, Syracuse area over the week end. On Sunday, May 11, she had Mother’s Day dinner in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brown, West Eden Shores, North Webster and on Monday and Tuesday she visited in the home of John Darr, Syracuse. A party was planned for Monday afternoon with old school mates, Mrs. Wilma Slusser and Mrs. Vera Greider, both of Syracuse. Lunch was served and the afternoon was spent visiting and remembering about Butterpark School. Mrs. Kern returned to Warsaw Tuesday evening. Webster Auxiliary plans for banquet The North Webster Legion Auxiliary Unit 253 will hold its annual mother and daughter banquet on Tuesday, May 20, beginning at 6:30 in the Legion hall. All new members are welcome. There will be a first nomination of officers. May 16 and 17 will be “Poppy Days.” Auxiliary members urge everyone to remember war veterans and wear a red poppy with pride.
Wed., May 14,1980—THE MAIL-JOURNAL
'W IV M t'U TWO PARTICIPANTS — Ann Schafer and her registered Morgan, Walnut Hill Kingsford, are shown above as they prepared to participate in the Milford Lions Club's horse show last Saturday. Mrs. Schafer, an avid horsewoman and wife of the Milford Lions Club president, assisted in the organization of the event.
Burger, New Paris, on Jags Vixen; Sue Haney, Goshen, on Christa Belle; Beth Barbaro. Goshen, on Bold Dorado; Gina Martin, Goshen, WN Arabelle Pony pleasure-western, under 56” — Kristy Resler, Goshen, on KC’s True Grit; Susie Peterson, Goshen, on Sir Gallant; Kim Gentry, Goshen, on Kimingo; Kate Murto, Goshen, on Blossom; and Beth Barbaro, Goshen, on M. J. Kokomo Children’s western pleasure, over 56” — Aimee Anglin, Warsaw, on Lady Lafayette; Gina Martin, Goshen, on WN Arabelle; Beth Barbaro, Goshen, on Bold Dorado; Sue Haney, Goshen, on Christa Belle; Penni Howard, Bristol, on Jo’Cays Warlance; and Lisa Companion. Elkhart, on Checkers Hunt seat equitation, 14 and under — Kim Gentry, Goshen, on Kimingo; Kristy Resler. Goshen, on KC’s True Grit; Gina Lambright, Goshen, on Punkin; Natalie Meyers, Syracuse, on Heritage Cavalier; Lisa Companion, Elkhart, on Checkers; and Penni Howard, Bristol, on Jo’Cays Warlance
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Hunt seat equitation, 15-18 — Sue Haney, Goshen, on Christa Belle Women's western pleasure — Ann Kingsly, Wakarusa, on Premonition; Laura Haney, Goshen, on Christa Belle; and Charlene Cook, Goshen, on Sunup Fun Time Saddle seat equitation, 14 and under — Cathy Yoder, Goshen, on Pegasus Prankster; Debra Schafer, Milford, bn Pride of Indiana; Susie Peterson, Goshen, . on Black Fury; and Cary Mathews. Warsaw, on OK El Rocco • Saddle seat equitation, 15-18 — Gina Martin. Goshen, on WN Arabelle; Beth Barbaro, Goshen, on Bold Dorado; and Marie Schafer. Milford, on Black Walnut Dutchess English pleasure open combined seats — Debra Schafer, Milford, on Pride of Indiana; Sue Haney, Goshen, on Christa Belle; Beth Barbaro. Goshen, on Bold Dorado; Ann Kingsley, Wakarusa, on OK El Rocco; Lisa Companion, Elkhart, on Checkers; and Gina Martin. Goshen, on WN Annabelle.
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