The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 February 1981 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Feb. 25.1981

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Community Corner

Grover Smiths observe 40th wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Grover N. Smith, Sr., r 2 Syracuse (east side of Lake Wawasee), will quietly observe their 40th wedding an-MASON-CABLE ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED — Olin and Mary Mason. Palmyra, Pa., announce the engagement of their daughter. Sanda. Orlando. Fla., to Edwin L. Cable. Winter , Park. Fla., son of William IL and Mirian Cable. Syracuse. The bride-elect is a 1974 Sebring High School graduate. Sebring, Fla., and a 1978 Bridgewater College graduate. Bridewater. Va. She is volunteering as office administrator for the Church of the Brethren District office. Orlando. The bridegroom-elect, a 1971 Fairfield High School graduate and a 1978 Manchester College graduate, is a staff accountant with Price-Waterhouse and Co.. Orlando. Both served in the Brethren Volunter Service program after graduating from college. ' A J(me 2» wedding at Winter Park Church of the Brethren. Winter Park. Fla., is planned.

Wawasee Kiwanis Club has Valentine's ladies' night

The Wawasee Kiwaras Chib honored their ’ and sweethearts at a special Valentine Day ladies’ night at Epworth Forest. Friday. Feb 13 There were 25 couples from the club with four couples attending from the Lakeland Kiwanis Club as guests Wednesday club elects officers The fallowing officers were elected to serve for the next clufb year at the February 18 meeting of the Wednesday Afternoon Chib: President — Mrs John Pettit Vice president - Mrs Eloise Frevert Secretary-treasurer — Miss Margaret Freeman Corresponding secretary — * Mrs Ralph Thornburg Program chairman — Mrs. DeFord Hite Miss Dorothy Cline from Goshen gave the club members a' very interesting talk on the Amish people. Most of her information was found in a book by John A Hostetler. “Amish Society." as well as other books and material written about the Amish people The meeting was held in the home of Mrs Pete Fall Assisting Mrs Fall was Mrs George Kleopfer Mrs Virgil Bobeck invited the chib to hold its March 11 meeting at her home

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niversary at their home on Thursday. Feb 26 Members of their church, the Burr Oak United Methodist Church of Ligonier, are planning a pot luck dinner on Sunday, March 1, in honor of the Smiths' anniversary. Mr. Smith and the former Glenda Branham of Alexandria were married February 26. 1941, at Albion, by the late Rev. G. H. Bacheler Four days following their marriage, Mr. Smith entered the U.S. military service with a Ligonier contingency, and was formally inducted into the U.S Infantry at Indianapolis He served in the European Theater of Action, and served in the honor guard for President Franklin D. Roosevelt at Casablanca. Morrocco, Africa, when the American president met with Winston Churchill of England. Joseph Stalin of Russia and Charles DeGatille of France to map their* ir strategy against the Axis Powers Mr Smith has been employed at the Company and now the Dana Corp in Syracuse for 29 years, and Mrs Smith was employed as a bookkeeper at the Wawasee Boat Co. for 10 years The Smiths have two sons. Grover Smith. Jr., of Greenville. S.C.. and Gary Thomas Smith at home; and five grandchildren Mother's learn cake decorating techniques The Primary Mother's Club of Syracuse practiced cake decorating techniques following an evening program delivered byPeggy Matta The meeting was February 16 in Marti Hahn's home Serving as co-host esses were Judy Schmahl andDebJaress

Club President Clair Moiiler presented attendence pins for three years to Ken Bow ton. Richard Kiem. Robert Marion, club treasurer since the club was formed three years ago. The festivities included a sweetheart baby picture contest, in which members and guests voted on the cutest unknown baby picture The baby sweetheart award went to Jack Oswald The program was presented by Philip Moyer of Goshen, a film strip travelogue of the Crated States with music and dialogue The presentation was filled with breathtaking scenes of beauty and American ingenuity Special guests of Jack and Genevieve Oswald were their daughter and son-in-law from North Royalton. Ohio Brenda Simons joins sorority Brenda G Simmons, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Simmons, r 4 Syracuse, is a new member of the Delta Pi Chapter of Alpha Phi Sorority at Indiana State University Miss Simmons is a sophomore criminology major at ISV and vice president and secretary of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity's Little Sister organization. Alpha Phi Sorority was colonized at ISU in 19M. The 54 collegiate members recently made Valentines for residents of a local rehabilitation and convalescent center

JHKI MR. AND MRS. RICHARD R. KRULL

Cheryl Lambright becomes Valentine's Day bride

Cheryl L Lambright became the bride of Richard R Krull of Milford on Saturday, Feb. 14. in the Topeka Mennonite Church. Rev Richard Bucher officiated at the 3 o'clock double-ring ceremony in the presence of 150 guests The new Mrs Krull is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Lambright of Topeka Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs Robert Jones of Kurtz Mrs. Robert Richards served as organist. Jim Kalb was vocalist. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a high necked gown of white organza and Chantilly lace, trimmed with pearls and sequins It featured a fitted waistline and full bishop sleeves with lace cuffs and pearls. Its full skirt had a ruffled flounce and a chapel-length train She wore a wide brimmed pleated lace hat She carried a lace fan decorated with pink Judy Willard on dean's list Judy E Willard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Willard. 107 Wood St.. Syracuse, has been named to the Grace College dean's list for the fall semester of 1960 Miss Willard is a junior and is majoring in elementary education Dr Vance A Yoder, Grace College academic dean, said the list is composed of full-time students in the highest two per cent of the student body. Grace College is an accredited four-year coeducational. Christian school of the arts and sciences, located in the scenic town of Winona Lake Sharing the campus with the college is Grace Theological Seminary, a conservative graduate school of theology The two schools are affiliated with the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches

Guests invited to see wild flower slide program

Members of the SyracuseWawasee Garden Club will hold a guest night on Tuesday. March 3, in the CaJvary United Methodist Church with Dr. Victor Riemenschneider as speaker. Dr. Riemenschneider is a professor of biology at Indiana University South Bend and is well known in his field. He will be

daisies, wine-colored roses, baby’s breath and ivy. Mrs. Larry Kellett of Mongo served as matron of honor. She wore a long, pink, crepe dress with full ruffled collar and cuffs and carreid a bouquet of pink daisies, wine-colored roses, baby's breath and lace streamers. Mrs. Gary Lambright and Miss Karen Lambright, both of Topeka, were bridesmaids They wore gowns identical to the maid of honor's and carried like bouquets. Amy Lambright and Derrick Lambright of Topeka served as flower girl and ringbearer. Sam Ridenour of Cromwell served as best man. Groomsmen were Dean Wade of Cromwell and Danny Henson of Syracuse Ushers were Kevin and Jamie Lambright of Topeka The bride is a 1973 graduate of Westview High School and is secretary at Starcraft’s sewing division. The bridegroom is a 1971 graduate of Wawasee High School and is a foreman at Syracuse Rubber The couple is residing in Milford. Silent auction for CRC Members of the Milford Columbian Reading Circle took items to their Monday evening meeting to contribute to the silent auction Air proceeds from the auction were given to aid a community project. Mrs. Hubert Baumgartner was hostess for the circle and Mrs. Robert Hurd was the acting assistant co-hostess. Following the sale members were served refreshments and a social period followed The next meeting will be Monday evening. March 9, in the home of Mrs Harry Dale Doty. Mrs. Larry Haney will be in charge of the program

presenting a slide presentation on wild flowers. Anyone interested in attending the guest night should call Mrs R C. (Susie) Tytler or any other member of the garden chib Twilighter's give anniversary gifts The Twilighters Bunco Chib gave anniversary gifts to Jean Niles and P3bt Benson. A birthday gift was given to Elaine Darr. Meeting in Pat Benson ’s home on February 18, 12 members were present with one guest. Dorothy Kitson High for the evening went to Peggy Kitson, low to Dorothy Kitson, travel to Ruth Mench and Bessie Grimes won the door prize. The March meeting will be in Doris Coburn’s home with Maryrose Henning assisting.

■HAPPY ; ANNIVERSARY : MOM&DADy love, YowKMs And Grandkids

| LOUISA'S LETTER

Dear Louisa. What can you do when you have a husband who will not discuss things with you? When 1 try to get his ideas on what plan to follow when some situation comes up with the children he brushes me off and says discipline is my business and his job is to make a living and he doesn’t want to be bothered when he comes home from work. I need his advice and his ideas and not to be blamed when he thinks 1 have made the wrong decisions. Wife-111. Answer: A husband and wife should stand together on their rules and care of children. This doesn't mean that every little problem should

B. J. Crowley's Horoscope

Week of March 1. 1981 PISCES - The most unselfish of all. the Piscean. Those born under this sign . are trustworthy and almost always well-liked. They usually love deeply but once. Best color is green, lucky numbers are 2 and 8; and luckv dav is Friday. PISCES - Feb. 19 to March 20--Concentrate on home improvement. A beautification program could lift your spirits to a high level. Business undertakings should prove highly successful. ARIES - March 21 to April 20--Recognition for some outstanding endeavor" performed by you should soon be forthcoming. Enjoy the prestige. You've earned the right. TAURUS - April 21 to May 20--Put the needs and wishes of others above your own. especially this week. Don't make hasty decisions. Keep your temper under control. GEMINI - May 21 to June 20 -ls children are involved in your life, make plans now for their future education. Try to help them towards building a bright future. Teach them to accept responsibility. CANCER - June 21 to July 22--Avoid becoming over tired. Take it easy this weekend for a change. Read and relax. You can then start a new week with renewed vigor. LEO - July 23 to Aug. 22--Strive for promotion or advancement now. If someone comes to you with a speculative financial deal turn him down. Save your money. VIRGO - Aug. 23 to Sept. 22--Don't allow yourself to become pressured into overextending yourself in financial undertakings. Friends could talk you into a position of being exploited. They have nothing to lose. LIBRA -- Sept. 23 to Oct. 22-Be patient with associates. Teach them, rather than feeling resentful about their lack of knowledge. CHARLESCABLE VISITSPARENTS Mr. and Mrs. William Cable. 30 North Shore Drive. Syracuse, recently enjoyed their son Charles* four-day visit. He was in the area for the College of Hospital Administrators meeting in Chicago. Charles is an administrator for the Cochise County Hospital, Douglas, Ariz. He recently returned from visiting in the Phillipines, where his wife and children remain for an extended visit.

be a matter of debate but it does mean that matters of importance should be decided on after the parents have talked it over and come to a decision even tho’ they compromise on methods to a certain extent. The father who turns over all matters of discipline to • the mother is doing himself as well as his wife a disservice. He is dimming his father image to the children and making a police woman of his wife. Perhaps you have taken matters into your own hands for some years and your husband has found it easy to let you take over. Louisa Address: Louisa, Box 532, Orangeburg, S. C. 291 IS

SCORPIO -- Oct. 23 to Nov. 22-Good news may be expected this week. You'll see or hear from someone from a distance. Spend time with friends you enjoy. You and those around you are in good spirits. SAGITTARIUS- Nov. 23 . to Dec. 21-Give your best to your work this week. Volunteer to accept heavier responsibilities. Then plan to rest during the weekend. CAPRICORN Dec. 22 to Jan. 19-Stand your ground if you know you are right, especially with mate. You could keep someone from exercising faults judgment. AQUARIUS - Jan. 20 to Feb. 18—If you seem unable to complete the tasks at hand, make a list in the order of importance. Then set about completing each one. one at a time. flhdtls me and my wv vl iaCT•• having fun. MOA AMO OM> AM HAnM AT THS ARMOftV IN WAXSAW

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S Volunteers are needed I

The Bowen Center Volunteer Services has need of the following volunteer positions: HAIR STYLIST - The Bowen Center now has a volunteer opening for a licensed hair stylist. By donating one-half day a week, the right person can give a new self-confidence to others by utilizing personal skills. HORTICULTURIST - Do you enjoy working with plants? If you have a green thumb, our plants need you. The plants in the Bowen Center lobby and Volunteer Services office need regular loving care and attention. If you're interested in providing this special care, please call Volunteer Services. Serving our country CARLZACHARY Carl Zachary, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Zachary, r 3» Syracuse, enlisted in the United States Marine Corps Delayed entry program on February 17. He will report to the commanding general. Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif., on April 3 and undergo 11 weeks of intensive training. Upon com pletion of basic training he will have a brief leave of absence at home and return for duty for skill training in Avionics Field. Zachary is a 1980 graduate of Wawasee High School.

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OFF-GROUNDS CHAIRMAN — If you like to plan and organize and can give two and one-half hours one evening a month, this position is for you. The OffGrounds Chairman is responsible for arranging community activities for inpatients. This one everting a month is an opportunity for them to socialize within the community in preparation for their re-entry into the community. If you are interested in a volunteer position, contact the Volunteer Services office at the Bowen Center in Warsaw. REAL menu Meals for Older Americans are served each day at the following locations: The Scout cabin at Crosson Park, Syracuse; the Retired Tigers center, 320 W. Main, Warsaw; and Lions Club Building, SR 14 Silver Lake. Feb. 26-March 4 THURSDAY — Orange juice, ham pattie with mustard sauce, green limas with margarine, baked sweet potato, pineapple slices, rye bread, margarine, milk, tea and coffee FRIDAY — Pineapple juice, ham and beans/ spinach with vinegar, apricots, combread with margarine, milk, tea and coffee MONDAY — Pineapple juice, noodles and ground beef, frozen green peas, pumpkin crunch, garlic bread sticks, milk, tea and coffee t TUESDAY— Vegetable juice, homemade potato soup, soda crackers, hardcooked egg. tossed salad with dressing, peanut butter sandwich, red applesauce, milk, tea and coffee WEDNESDAY — Apple juice, green bean, ham, tomato casserole, tater tots, Olympic bread, margarine, birthday cake, milk, tea and coffee