The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 August 1970 — Page 17

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VOLUME 7

North Webster By SALLY MILLER

4-Hers Make Good Showing At County Fair The following is 3 list of accomplishments for members of the Chain *0 Lakes 4 H club in laa week s Kosciusko county fair (It makes one wonder what the kids do in their spare time!> Electric I — Jeff Rhodes. Ist; David Engelberth. 2nd; John Rhodes, 2nd; Mark Reiff. 2nd and Bart Hedington. 2nd Forestry I Mark Reiff, Ist and Steve Rhodes. 2nd. Geology IH — Ralph Reiff, state fair. Photography 11 — Ralph Reiff, state fair. Photography 111 Mark ReifL Ist Soil Conservation I John Rhodes. Ist. Ralph Reiff. Ist and Jerry Rhodes. 2nd . Weather 1 — Jeff Rhodes, state fair and Mark Reiff. 3rd Strawberries -II — John

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Rhodes, 2nd; Jeff Rhodes. 2nd and Jerry Rhodes. 2nd. Wildlife I — Brenda Rhodes. 2nd. Wildlife II — Roberta Rhodes. Ist; Steve Rhodes. Ist; Vince Rhodes. Ist and Dave Engelberth. 2nd. Wildlife HI - Debbie Engelberth. Ist; Jeff Rhodes. Ist; John Rhodes. Ist and Ralph Reiff, Ist Flowers II — Jeff Rhodes. Ist and John Rhodes. 2nd. Foods I — Marcia Pifer, Ist; Janet Ist and Mary Rupprecht. 2nd. Foods 111 — Ralph Reiff, state fair honor; Brenda Rhodes, Ist and Debbie Engelberth, 2nd. Foods IV — John Rhodes. 2nd Food Preservation — Marcia Pifer. Ist. Crafts I — Cheryl Kruger. 2nd Crafts II — Fran Bieber. Ist and Debbie Engelberth. Ist. Crafts V’ — Jeff Rhodes. Ist. Personality — Jerry Rhodes. Ist and Debbie Engelberth, Ist Clothing II — Brenda Rhodes. Ist. Home Furnishings I — Debbie

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Engelberth, Ist. Livestock Beef — Jane Fawley, merit and Bill Fawley, 4th. Lamb — Mark Reiff, (pen of 2) Ist. Fat Lamb — Mark Reiff, 2nd, 3rd and Ralph Reiff, Ist. «« Ewe — Ralph Reiff, 2nd. Swine — Jeff Rhodes, merit; Jerry Rhodes, merit and John Rhodes, merit. Horse and Pony — Fran Bieber. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. Rabbits — Fran Bieber. Ist. District Judging — John Rhodes will represent the club and the county at the Indiana * State Fair in the electric division Chain ‘O Lakes club members auctioned off their animals. Thursday evening, as did members of the other clubs. -NWNew Officers For Legion Auxiliary New officers for the Legion Auxiliary were installed the first Tuesday in August. They follow: Margaret Kruger — president Jane Angle — first vicepresident Brenda Kuhn — second vicepresident Lou Greider — historian Thelma Berger — chaplain Virginia Schaffer — secretary Edith Kesterson — treasurer Georgia Cormican sgt.-al-arms. Initiation of new members will take place at the next meeting.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1970

Sv Hk - PENNY PITCH FOR ACCIDENT VICTIMS — Members of the North Webster Lady Lions are sponsoring a community fund to help pay medical and hospital expenses for the Ball family of North Webster and Joni Rupprecht. Pierceton. Shown here with the “Bath Tub Container” being used for the penny pitch are Lady Lions: Mrs. tarry (Bev) Spry. Mrs. Harold (Nina) Humbles. Mrs. Gene (Sheila) Berghorn. Mrs. Thurman (Alice) Rinker. Mrs. Aaron (Lynn) and Mrs. Paul CLois) Royer. Organizations and individuals have been invited to help for this worthwhile cause. Contributions may be mailed to the North Webster Community Fund. Box 296. Farmer’s State Bank, North Webster. Ind. 46555. or look for the Lady Lions with their penny pitch container in the North Webster and neighboring communities to pitch your contributions into. This week the schedule is for the container to be located at Rinker’s store in North Webstar from August 13-15. Other schedules are Saturday. Aug. 22. Pierceton at 1:30 p.m. Leesburg. p.m.; . Saturday, Aug. 29, Milford at 1:30 p.m. and Syracuse at 3 p.m. The Labor Day week end it will be taken through North Webster and the Epworth Forest area from the sth through the 7th.

One Dead, Six Injured In July 10 Accident South Os North Webster

Mrs. Sandra Ball of r 1 North Webster and her three daughters and a friend Joni Rupprecht of Pierceton were involved in a twocar crash the evening of July 10 at the intersectiqpmf state road 13 and old road 30 shortly after 10 o’clock resulting in one death and six being injured. East bound on old road 30, the Ball car struck a car being operated by Harry Strong. 57. of Williamson. W. VA.. northbound on 13, when the brake on the Ball auto went completely to the floorboard as she attempted to stop at the intersection. Strong died at the scene of the crash and his wifbt was admitted to a Fort Wayne hospital. Mrs. Ball has been released from the hospital but is scheduled

ToSponsor Travelogue Series Again Once again the Lakeland Kiwanis club will sponsor the travelogue adventure series. The programs will be held at Wawasee high school during the winter. At the Monday meeting of the club. county agricultural agent. Don'Frantz. spoke on insecticides and pesticides. '

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to undergo facial surgery this week with several more hospital visits to follow. Linda Ball. 8. is also home at the present time. Anita Ball. 11, was admitted to the intensive care at Parkviewhospital. Fort Wayne, with severe head injuries. She has been released. Daughter. Susan. 14, was admitted to Parkview in critical condition and has regained consciousness three times since August 6 but has slipped back into a coma. Joni Rupprecht. 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rupprecht of Pierceton was admitted to intensive care at Murphy Medical Center following the accident for a fractured left arm and pelvis. She has been released to her home in a wheel chair with occasional use of crutches.

LADY LIONS CARRY-IN SUPPER August 11 is the date set for the Lady Lions’ family carry-in supper It will begin at 6 p.m. with Mrs. Gene Berghonv as hostess. —NW—ANNA BOWER WCTU ACTIVITIES The Arina Bower W.C.T.U. held its monthly meeting on August 4 at the home of Mrs. Clarence Mock. Eight members-and one

guest - were present as yearly reports were filled in. calendars were passed out, and officers were elected as follows: President — Mrs. Lawrence Wilcoxson • Vice-president — Mrs. Jesse Lecount Promotion secretary — Mrs. Clarence Mock Treasurer — Mrs. Joe Barrett Recording secretary, Mrs. Ronald Greider. Directors are Mrs. L. B. Sharp. Christian outreach; Mrs. Ronald Greider. citizenship. Mrs. Ernest Snapp, education; Mrs. Joe Barrett, home protection and projection methods; Mrs. John Denbo. legislation; Mrs. Jde Roush, public relations; and Mrs. John Shock, social service. The county meeting, which will be a picnic held August 18 at Winona Lake, was discussed. Refreshments Mrs. L. B. Sharp will haye the next regular meeting at fyer hom<® —NW— Charm ‘N’ Chatter News The Charm N Chatter club met the first Monday of August at the Robert Ritchiehome. Mrs. Clifton Schang was co-hostess. Fourteen

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members were present to hear a lesson on flower arrangement, given by Mrs. James McNabb. Helen Kline presented health and safety tips concerning safety on the highway. Mrs. O. B. Joy read selections about mothers, for meditation. Garden remarks were made by Mrs. William Metcalf. Response to roll call came in the form of “My Favorite Teacher and Why.’’ Club members were busy at the county fair last week. Mrs. Gil Baumlee and Mrs. James McNabb assisted with a booth. Wednesday, while Mrs. D. K. White. Mrs. Vem Hunt. Mrs. Eva Brunner. Mrs. Marjorie Warner and Mrs. George Staples served as hostesses. -NW—LOCAL YOUTH APPEARS AT BUCK LAKE RANCH Joe Staples, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Staples, made his second appearance at Buck Lake Ranch last Sunday evening. He sang two numbers on the Merle Haggard show. The youth’s performances seem « wellreceived as he has already begun signing autographs and is scheduled to appear on future dates. He plans to sing in both the afternoon and the evening programs. August 16. —NW— J. L. KLINE FAMILY REUNION A reunion of the J. L. Kline family was held near New Paris, August 8, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grubb. Rev. and Mrs. Kline and the Orva Millers were those who attended from the North Webster area. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pound and family, Mrs. Nancy Schmuck and children, all of Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Royal Kline. South Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Les Kline. Siloam Springs. Ark.; Mr. and Mrs. Greg Ilnicke, Big Rapids. Mich.- Mr. and Mrs. Ormel Kline, Jftike, and Roger, North Palm Beach. Fla. —NW—STOOKEY, Eric Allen David and Linda (Noffke) Stookey, r 1, Leesburg, became the parents of their first child, a son, on July 31st. Eric Allen weighed eight pounds. 34 ounces and measured 20 inches. He wa§ bom at 1:04 p.m. at the Goshen hospital. Grandparents 6f the baby are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Noffke of Wanamaker. and Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Stookey of Portland. —NW— Church of God News Due to the Yellow Creek camp meeting, the only service next Sunday will be the 9:30 morning

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worship service. Rev. Arno Thompson of Elkhart will be the guest speaker. -NW— Church of the Brethren News Karen and Ken Rowe, Kerry Barrett, all of the North Webster area; and Lanny Kistler, Churubusco; participated in a sectional camp-out for Church of the Brethren youth at the Warren Dunes in Michigan last Saturday and Sunday. James Krall of Sturgis, Mich., and Holly Barrett are attending a special session at Camp Mack this week. The session is open only to those who have completed 6th grade. —NW— Methodist Church News Melissa and Melinda Nye and Denise Rensberger attended the senior high institute at Epworth Forest. Dick and Melinda Roose sang a special number in the morning worship service. —NW—COMMUNITY NEWS Orva Miller is home from Goshen hospital after having surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baugher spent Wednesday evening, Aug. 5, with Mr. and Mrs. Ercell Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Ormel Kline, Mike, and Roger arrived from North Palm Beach, Fla., on August 3. Mrs. John Graham. Muncie, visited with her sister Mrs. Francis Likens for a few days last week while Mr. Graham attended the Camp Crosley alumni reunion. Mr. and Mrs.. Jake Eberly, near Ligonier, visited Sunday with Mrs. Ruth Rothenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roush, and the Richard Kistlers, Churubusco, who were also in the area. LEESBURG RESIDENT RECEIVES - MINOR INJURIES Charles Baker, 20, r 1, Leesburg, suffered minor injuries at 9 p.m. Tuesday when the truck he was driving went out of control and upset on the Backwater Road southeast of North Webster. The driver suffered a sprained right ankle and a cut on the back but was not hospitalized. He told deputy sheriff Alan Rovenstine * the brakes locked on his vehicle and it skidded out of control before turning. Damage to the truck was , placed at $1,550. The deputy listed S3OO damages to shrubs and a fence owned by Albert Rider of r 1 North Webster.

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