The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 July 1982 — Page 8

THE MAILJOURNAL — Wed., July 28,1982

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* < ’ !**** ■Jp ' y '* i OCTOBER WEDDING — Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Spillman of 7 la Point Drive. Milford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Melissa, to Micheal LeCount, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeCount. r 1 box 137-C Milford. An October 16 wedding is planned for the two 1982 Wawasee High School graduates at 6:30 p.m. in the United Methodist Church. Warsaw.

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Wi it Ml WW ■if Illi >.Wmv TO CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones. Fort Myers. Fla., formerly of the Goshen-Syracuse area will be honored at an open house, celebrating their 50th anniversary. August 1,2-5 p.m., at the Western Rubber Union Hall. Goshen. Hosting the celebration are the Jones’ children and spouses: Richard Jones, Fort Myers. Fla.; Pat Feldman, Edwardsburg, Mich.; Alice Greve, Atwater, Calif.: Larry Jones. Goshen; and Judy Popenfoose. Sryacuse. The couple has 15 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. They were married November 19. 1932. Mrs. Jones retired from Goshen Rubber Company and Mr. Jones from Lechlitner Motor Sales. Goshen. They moved to Florida in 1966. Waubee Lake Association gets officers, but no president

The Waubee Lake Association elected several officers at its July 15 meeting, but will remain without a new president until its meeting on August 2. Incoming Secretary-Treasurer Bill Troup said several people were nominated for the position of president at the meeting, but none accepted the job, Arden Ball was elected vice president of the association, while Troup was elected to the position of secretary-treasurer. Arley Waggy, Bill Staff and Leon Newman were each named to the association's board of directors, joining standing board members Dan Schwab, Jim Showalter. Jack Maher and Tom Bulger. A meeting will be held to determine the association's new Baby shower held for Mrs. Steven Miller Mrs. Tim (Kim) Levernier held a baby shower in honor of Mrs. Steven (Sharleen) Miller in her home on July 18 at 2 in the af"temoon. Fifteen guests attended the two-hour event co-hosted by Janet Bowser. Games were played and among gifts received were blankets, sleepers, a diaper pail, lotions, soap and a diaper bag. For refreshments, the women served punch, a cheeseball with crackers and a dessert. Among the guests were Mrs. Miller's mother. Marge Kaiser, and her mother-in-law. Partha Miller. Julia Reed entertains Mrs. Julia Reed, Milford, entertained members of Sigma Omega Sigma Sorority and one guest at a 12:30 luncheon on the afternoon of July 21. There are 10 remaining members, six from Elkhart, three from California and one from Milford. Those attending were Mrs. Ari Swift, Miss Sarah Johnson. Miss Lou Baumgartner, Mrs. Ruth Wood. Mrs. Lavina Mier, Mrs. Elizabeth O'Brien, all of Elkhart; and guest. Mrs. Doral Me Farren of Milford. The afternoon was spent reminiscing, taking pictures, showing pictures and Mrs. Reed produced her invitation to join the sorority, which was dated September 30.1931. Mr. and Mrs. John Replogle and Mr. and Mrs. Doral McFarren were supper guests.

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president at the home of Bill Troup on Waubee Lake at 7:30 p.m. on Monday. Aug. 2. Troup said the meeting would be informal, but that all interested persons are invited to attend. Successful 4-H'ers have farm tour By LISA KAISER The Successful 4-H’ers of Milford enjoyed a farm tour recently after a meeting at the home of Lisa Kaiser. Before the tour, a short business meeting was called to order by vice president, Scott Templin with Terry Templin leading the pledge of allegiance and Lisa Kaiser was asked to lead the 4-H pledge. Greg Kaiser, leader of the club, handed out fair books and signed record books. Fair plans and project judging were discussed wish Terry Templin winning the door prize. The group then started the farm tour. Lisa Kaiser showed her hogs and steer. She gave a demonstration entitled, “How to Win Swine Showmanshy).” The 4H’ers then continued to the farms of Scott, Kristi and Terry Templin; Kevin Beer; Todd Boggs; and Marie, Kenney, Debra and David Schafer. Each member told about livestock while the club visited the farms. Brownies and punch were served as refreshments. w 9w Treed Margaret Freeman It used to be toot toe American traveler stayed to Portugal enty tong enough to take advantage of shopping at bargan price*. Today. bargain* remain and many travelers do as well Portugal offers hngerors a year—climate, good hetots with up-tedato ammemtie*. fate beaches. god course*. and cosmopolitan Me. There are else megKevai wullesl fewrts aml c—w— te TTSBIf• Micf'k CAri tor*s of desperate influence* in it* customs. costume* and coekng. Do not torget to sample toe Port of the northern wane country. You may fest linger over a second gto**. So many Eero peon countries have *Mt let »s torget ear own fine vineyards aa Cahforma and New York. Whether you want to travel abroad or tour toe U.S. why not let SYRACUSE TRAVEL AGENTS pvt a package togetoer tor you? We're easy to Nad an Rt. J. Wawasae Village and our phene is <57-5715. We're epen Monday Friday M. Saturday e-1 and honor most maser credit cards TRAVEL TIP: Visit Algarve to toe seuto at lifttu HbMaa villages.

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Joyce Browning becomes Mrs. Todd Haines July 25

Joyce Browning of Indianapolis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Browning, r 1 New Castle, became the bride of Todd Hames, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Haines, r 1 Leesburg, at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, July 25, in the First Christian Church of New Castle. The double-ring ceremony was attended by 200 guests and officiated by Rev. Robert Stauffer. A variety of palm branches adorned the altar with sprays of palm branches accenting the candela bras. Selections of music, provided by Dorothy Pfenninger, were: “The Wedding Song,” “For You Alone,” “Where’er You Walk,” “Krumhom,” “Somewhere My Love” and “Deep Purple.” The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white knit chiffon over taffeta gown with an A-line skirt flowing into a cathedral-length train and accented at the hemline by a wide scalloped band of Chantilly lace bordered at the top and bottom by re-embroidered chantilly lace. Appliques of rayon Venice and chantilly lace adorned the skirt with a natura’ waisted bodice of chantilly lac< .'eaturing a Queen Anne neckline, traditional drop V-front and long bishop sleeves with bridal cuffs. The bodice and sleeves were appiiqued in rayon Venice lace and sprinkled with pearls and sequins. She wore a cap appiiqued with Venice lace and accented with pearls and sequins with a finger-tip veil and she carried a bouquet of blue roses, baby breath, lily of the valley, hill flower, stephanotis and ivy. Mrs. Jeff (Janet) Strauch, sister of the bride from Anderson, served as matron of honor and wore a light blue gown featuring a wrap-look bodice tapering into thin straps with a long accordianpleated skirt. A waist-length sheer blue overlay fastened at the neck and was accented with a single blue applique at the centerfront neck. She carried a nosegay of blue roses, baby breath, lily of the valley, stephanotis and ivy. Mrs. William Hoyt, Indianapolis, Susan Conley, Indianapolis, and Rotan Dillon, Muncie, were bridesmaids wearing gowns and carrying flowers identical to the matron of honor’s. The bride’s nieces, Jennifer Ellis of Richmond and Jamie Martin of Mooreland served as flower girls. Tyler Haines, r 1 Leesburg, attended the bridegroom as best man and David Shideler, Fort Wayne; Donald Minear, North Webster; and Phillip Jenks, Leesburg, -were groomsmen. Mark Wolfe of Huntington and

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