The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 1, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 February 1987 — Page 7

Community Corner

\ * * '' * _ Bht wk V - iSilillP wßf’-' h.w *?ww -"•-■■ *• PROMOTE CARDIO FITNESS DURING HEART MONTH — The Lakeland Youth Center, a United Way agency, will be presenting a nine minute aerobics demonstration during the half time of the Wawasee Faculty-Chicago Bears basketball game Tuesday, Feb. 24. The demonstration, which will be advanced routines, will be to help promote cardio vascular fitness as February is Heart Month in conjunction with the American Heart Association. Shown in the photo are Barb Trobaugh, certified aerobics instructor with the Lakeland Youth Center, Theresa Reichard and Stacy Kline. In addition to these three, others presenting the demonstration will be Kathie Yoder, Annette Bushong, Debbie Miller, Kristi Bartow and Paula Smith. (Photo by Deb Patterson) .

■■Br - '$ -|| 'MjL £|' MBk </ i&T^M i v ■ 4&■ . .£ ■' £^^*i-‘ - **BSwtlßHwßß? - ’ "'s>l *?* 9f .Jr* -J »♦»•’•'4/ - ?*■ ' jf E9F V % 40TH ANNIVERSARY — Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Hilda) Laughlin. 100 N. Harrison St., Syracuse, will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Feb. 22. Laughlin and the former Hilda Myers, were married on February 22, 1947, in Pierceton by Rev. Stoner. Laughlin, a tool and die maker for.Johnson’s Control, Goshen, and Mrs. Laughlin, a homemaker, are the parents of four daughters. Mrs. Cyrus (Loretta) McAllister, Romulus, N.Y.; Bobbie Laughlin, Syracuse; Mrs. John (Diana) Bradley, Goshen; and Mrs. Jeff (Jackie) Bradley. Milford. They havetightgrandchildren.

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Dear Louisa, I have been invited to a golden anniversary party and the people are friends of mine and I am fond of both of them, but my problem is this — I am a widow with a retirement pension and it takes about all I get every month to pay my living expenses. There is nothing I would enjoy more than giving these people a lovely gift of gold but I simply do not have the money to buy one. Should I go to this party without sending a gift or should I stay home? Worried — Mo. Answer: I certainly would not stay away from a party of my good friends, if I were you, just because I could not afford to buy an expensive gift. Many couples who celebrate their golden wedding date request that the guests not bring gifts. But if-that is not the case in your situation why not send something simple such as goldedged stationary. Or if you have some gold coloretftlowers in your garden, a bunch of these —

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chrysanthemums, marigolds, or yellow roses — would be a lovely gift. After all, people who have been married fifty years have usually accumulated a great many things for their home and are really not as interested in receiving expensive gifts as they are in seeing old friends and recalling the happy association with people they knew through the years. Louisa Address letters: Louisa, Box 532, Orangeburg, S.C. 29115

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Mobile Meals drivers Volunteer drivers for Syracuse Mobile Meals have been scheduled for the week of February 23-27. They are as follows: February 23-27 MONDAY - Donna Wolfe TUESDAY — Jane and Ken Bowton WEDNESDAY - Vera Craven THURSDAY — John and Jenny Oswald FRIDAY — Marge Hogan Auxikiiry donates to drug awareness Syracuse American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday, Jan. 27, with Linda Broekers, chaplain, opening the meeting with prayer. The roll call and reading of the minutes of the previous meetings were given by Betty Broekers, recording secretary. Rose Calbeck, treasurer, submitted the treasurer’s report. Linda Broekers reported taking cookie plates to a member and receiving donations towards a memorial for a Legion member, a check towards a member’s hospital costs and sending a get well cards and sympathy cards to three Auxiliary members. A report from the Children and Youth committee indicated a donation of $25 will be given to the Syracuse Drug Awareness Program in February. Elaine Darr and Linda Broekers reported on the hospital equipment. It was noted a birthday card and a financial gift was sent to Paul Chambers. Also it was reported two gifts for every one at the Veteran’s Home was received for Christmas. In national security and national news it was noted a scholarship for nursing could be obtained through the Auxiliary unit through the American Legion Past President Parley. Discussion was conducted on purchasing a new plaque to list the names of deceased members. It was agreed to order a preamble for the Legion and Auxiliary to have framed for the March 28 birthday of the unit.

Wednesday club hears Dr. Lamb Dr. Bruce Lamb, president of the Kosciusko County Cattlemen’s Association, was introduced as the guest speaker at the February 11 meeting of the Wednesday Afternoon Club. Mary Lib Fosbrink introduced Dr. Lamb who spoke on “Beef from Birth to the Barbecue.” Dr. Lamb reviewed the growth and feeding of a calf, from birth to serving, stressing the nutritional value of lean beef. He stated beef is a major source of protein, iron, zinc and vitamin 812 providing no more cholesterol than the same size piece of chicken. Dr. Lamb stated red meat is essential for retailing muscle particularly if a person is dieting. A small portion or marbling of fat is important for tender meat. Dr. Lamb noted high risk patients will need to be concerned with the fat content of all meat served. Prior to Dr. Lamb’s presentation, Lucille Searfoss, president, opened the meeting with the pledge of allegiance and the club collect. The minutes, of the December meeting, were read and approved. In other business, Margaret Freeman, program committee member, announced the March 11 meeting would be in the home of Helen Jones, Dewart Lake. The program will be given by an exchange student. Alice Stefanski, Roberta Pit. man and Leona Buhrt were appointed to the nominating committee. It was announced that anyone interested in promoting the Syracuse Public Library expansion is welcome to attend the next “Friends of the Library” meeting in March at Syracuse School. Brady joins Kenney staff Carol A. Reed, executive director, Kenney Retirement Community, Ligonier, announces Linda E. Brady has assumed responsibilities of the admissions department and also resident services for the health care center. Brady makes her home in Kendallville and is the mother of three boys, David, who is attending college at Ball State; Andrew, a freshman at: East Noble High School; and Cris, who lives, and works in the Fort Wayne area. Brady has worked in the health care field for the past 10 years, being an employee of Sacred Heart Home in Avilla for the last eight years. She held a similar position during her years at Sacred Heart and has had various opportunities for educational learning in the health care field. She recently received a Certificate of Completion in Social Services in Long Term Care from Indiana Vocational Technical College in Indianapolis. Kappa Omicron has 2 new members Two new members were enrolled by the pledge ritual into Kappa Omicron Sorority, Chapter 8804, Beta Sigma Phi, Syracuse on January 8, at the home of Jackie Plikerd. The new members are Julie Roth, Nappanee, and Christy Stevens, Syracuse. The evening’s program on “Personal Hygiene” was given by Chris Griffith. Chapter members enjoyed their Christmas party on January 24 at the home of Sherrie Krull. On February 12, the chapter members met at the home of Mrs. Griffith. There were nine chapter members present. In charge of the program for the evening was Cindy Weaver. Mrs. Plikard gave a demonstration on hair-styling. The next chapter meeting will be March 12 at the home of Karen Weaver.

1 W “ IE V-’’ 4 F Sri'9 9-1 * i Ink >■■■l 40TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. i Betty J.) Smith of Milford will be honored at an open house planned by their children. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Smith ol Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Smith of Nappanee. The open house will be held at the Milford Community Building from 2-5 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 22. The Smiths were married in the Methodist church at Parker City on Saturday, Feb. I, 1947, by Rev. Ernest B. Megenity who was formerly pastor of the Grace United Methodist Church in Marion « here Mrs. Smith was a member. Smith is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Smith of Milford and Mrs. Smith is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Orville C. Xealis. Sr., Marion. They are the grandparents of five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The couple requests no gifts, just fellowship with their relatives and friends. _ t •. mWmBMmB ■HHL 4 Ji CELEBRATE 65TH ANNIVERSARY — William and Garnett Motts, 2601 Oakland Ave., Elkhart, former Milford and Connersville residents, will celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary on Thursday, Feb. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Motts are the parents of a son, Tim and Pat Motts of Elkhart, and a daughter, Connie and Richard Siler. Elkhart. They have four grandchildren, Jeff Motts of Elkhart, Joni Wise of Norfolk, Va„ and Karen and Jennifer Roderick of Elkhart, and one greatgrandson, Michael Russell Motts of Atlanta, Ga.

FOL is organized A nucleus of 17 citizens met in the Syracuse Public Library on Thursday, Feb. 5, to initiate an organization of Friends of the Syracuse Library. Following introductory remarks by librarian, Mrs. Robert Jones, the assembled group affirmed an interest in forming such an organization. Protern chairman and secretary were chosen and by-laws, nominating, and membershippublicity committees were selected. Thursday, March 26, at 7:30 p.m., in Syracuse School, was agreed upon as the time and place for the first organizational meeting when many more “friends” are anticipated to be in attendance.

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