The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 September 1970 — Page 17

North Webster By MAYZEL MILLER

Where Are 1970 Wawasee H. S. Graduates Information has been obtained of the whereabouts of several of the 1970 Wawasee high school graduates from the North Webster area: Alice Leach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leach, r 1 Npriß Webster, is enrolled as a freshman at Anderson college. Mary Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs. William Miller, r 1 Warsaw, is taking part time classes at Grace college at Winona, planning a career in elementary education, Steve Zurcher. son of Mr. and Mrs Vernon Zurcher. r 1 Leesburg, has entered Taylor university at Upland, where he will be involved in a general study course

HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Correspondent Wanted The Mail-journal is in need of a correspondent for the Leesburg Area. Call the Milford Office: 658-4111 or Stop For An Interview. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Tri-County Realty — RON AND HELEN LAKE. Realtors — Pierceton: 594-2480 Farms, Lake, Residential and Commercial Property ■ __J ■ SERVICES “The Friendly Family Store.” - The Town Shop Apparel for the entire family. Uptown: Leesburg, Ind. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Air Conditioning * Electric Heating Hire ® Electric Residential — Commercial — Industrial 457-3744 Syracuse Dry Cleaning PICK-UP AND DELIVERY IN THE LAKELAND AREA / WAWASEE LAUNDROMAT Monday, Wednesday and Friday . / NORTH WEBSTER LAUNDROMAT Monday, Wednesday and Friday / STALEY’S GROCERY Monday and Thursday / JOT ’EM DOWN STORE Monday and Thursday / LAKESIDE COIN LAUNDRY, Syracuse Monday, Wednesday and Friday / JONES FOOD CENTER, Leesburg Tuesday and Friday Our Driver In Pierceton Every Monday and Thursday WARSAW DRY CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY Warsaw, Indiana

A six and one half month course at applied computer programming in South Bend has been < chosen by Jan Lundy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Lundy of North Webster. Jan will reside in Mishawaka with relatives while attending classes this winter. He leaves North Webster the 28th of September. Allen Barrett, son of Mr. and Mrs Joe Barrett, r 1 Warsaw, entered Manchester college over the past week end. He will live on campus. Richard Kemper, son of Mr. and Mrs Robert Kemper of North Webster, is enrolled as a freshman at Indiana university where he will pursue a general curse of study. John Corbin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corbin. North Webster, has joined the air national guard, and will be on active duty for six weeks at Lack land AFB in Texas, then on to Denver. Colo, for advanced schooling

Joe Tirschek, son of Mrs. Betty Lou Tirschek, North Webster, plans to take a course in drafting at the Purdue Extension in Indianapolis. —NW—CUB SCOUTS TO BEGIN FALL PROGRAM A ‘school night for scouting’ will take place in the North Webster School cafeteria sometime near the end of September for boys interested in becoming Cub scouts. Any boy now eight years of age, or who will become eight years of age by October 1, will be eligible, however he must be accompanied to the organizational meeting by a parent or guardian. -NWSECHRIST 65 IN MEETING Mrs. Russell Moore, assisted by Mrs. Donald Harris as cohostess. entertained 11 members of the Secrist 65 Extension Homemakers club recently. “Five Fingers of Prayer” was the article read by Mrs. William Pearl for meditation. The health and safety lesson concerning flu shots was presented by Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Moore presented the garden remarks dealing with fall clean-up. and a lesson on life insurance. Roll call responses were “a school experience.” A surprise baby shower was held for Mrs. Jack McTighe, club president Mrs Jack Harms was awarded the door prize. During the business session it was decided to forego the July and August meetings henceforth. Mrs. Robert Garr will entertain in October. -NW—MRS. SHARI* IS HOSTESS FOR WCTU Members and a guest. Miss Emma Jemigan. met recently at the home of Mrs. Metta Sharp in Epworth Agyest for the September meeting of WCTU. Plans were discussed for the state WCTU convention to be held at the Goshen City Church of the Brethren on September 29, 30, and October 1. The hostess served delicious refreshments. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY THREE BEDROOM modern home for rent at Wilmot on state road 5. Dial 834-3875 evenings. References. S. 16,23 COTTAGE FOR SALE at E. Shore Dr. on Syracuse Lake. Call Nappanee 773-3731 or 7734724 SPINET-CONSOLE PIANO B.ARGAIN — Can be seen locally. Will transfer to responsible party. Cash or liberal terms. Write Credit Manager, P.O. Box 276, Shelbyville, Indiana 46176. 5.16.23,30 WANTED BABY SITTER in my home on Tues. eve. from 4 p.m. to 12. while in school. Call 4572861. BABY SITTER WANTED in my home 6 a m. to 1 pm. light housekeeping. Call afternoon or evening 457-4618. L< ST OR STRAYED — “Peppy ” •f "y blond dog from Illinois. u . icuse park area. Call 457CRAIG TAPE RECORDER for sale, with AC adapter. Like new S4O. Call 658-4437.

REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE TODD REALTY NEW LISTING LAKE - KALE ISLAND: Two story home on SO’ lot with 50' chtffinel at rear. New boat house. Enclosed porch. Bar and “rec" room. Living room. Kitchen. IVb baths. 3 large bedrooms. Carpeted throughout and completely furnished. M 2.900. LAKE WAWASEE — SUNSET PARK: Four bedroom home on 100’ lake front lot. 2 full h £’AiT)}uipprd kitchen. Carpeted bedrooms and living room. .sM>uice. Large family room. 3room apartment over garage. 347.500. LAKE WAWASEE — SUNRISE BEACH NEW: Two-story year around Cape Cod borne on 50* lake front lot with 50* channel frontage at rear. Living room. Dining room. 3-4 bedrooms. Family room with fire place. Fully equipped kitchen. Utility room. Two full baths. Carpeted throughout. Carport and outside storage. 347.900. AND WE HAVE MORE — A large selection of properties from which to choose. Call for details, or stop by our office for current listing pamphlets. JOE and BARBARA TODD ; Realtors Office Open Daily From M Sunday Noon toS — evenings by appointment only HARLAN STEFFEN Sales Representative PHONE: <219) 850-2217 EAST SIDE OF LAKE WAWASEE K.K. 2 Syracuse. Indiana

CHAIN ’O LAKES 4-H CLUB MEMBERS PLACE AT FAIR Ralph Reiff won a first place ribbon in Geology 3 with his entry at the state fair in Indianapolis, and a third place in Photography 2. Jeff Rhodes was awarded a second place ribbon in Weather 1. Both boys are justifiably proud of the achievements this year. —NW—PLANS PROGRAM FOR 1970-71 Members of the WSCS Miriam Circle met last Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Earl Black to formulate plans for the coming year. Mrs. Dan W’atson was appointed membership chairman. —NW- ' ENTERTAINS PAST ~ CHIEFS CLUB Debbie Kissinger and Mrs. Anweiler of Fort Wayne were guests of the Past Chiefs club when members met Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Russell Engle. Prize winners were Iva Krouse. Mrs. Anweiler and Miss Kissiner. Mrs. George Staples will entertain in October The Halloween theme will be carried out with a masquerade party. —NW—LIONS HAVE FAMILY PICNIC North Webster Lions club members and their families enjoyed a picnic Thursdayevening at the Flowing Well park on state road 13. The next regularly scheduled business meeting will take place in October. -NWWSCS 1970-71 Program Planned Mrs. Marion (Bud) Lantz presented devotions at the September meeting of the WSCS Mary Circle held Thursday in the Unifed Methodist church social room. During the 1970-71 program planning session, dates for the general meetings were announced. Mrs. Max Simpson and Mrs. Jerry Badskey served as hostesses for the 11 members and eight children present. The October meeting will feature guest speaker Roger Vore, manager of a Warsaw theater, and the program theme is called “Movie Ratings”. Time will be allowed for a question and answer session, following Mr. Vore’s talk. The public is invited to this meeting, which will be held in the church social room on Thursday, Oct. 8, at 9:30 a m. —NW—CHURCH OF GOD NEWS The church softball team has captured the church league championship for the second consecutive year. On Thursdayevening they defeated the Church of the Brethren in the league tournament. The Women’s Missionary Society met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Paul Baugher. Hostesses were Mrs. Mary Jo Lundy and Betty Ganger. The education committee conducted the lesson. On Thursday night, Oct. 1. the WMS will sponsor a family night supper. Guest speakers will be Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hutchins, missionaries from East Pakistan. Sunday, Sept. 6, was Launch Day for the new Sunday school

year, and was kicked off with class promotions, a potluck dinner at noon, games and fellowship in the afternoon, a singspiration at 4 p.m. featuring the Christianaires of Fort Wayne, a film entitled “Angel in Ebony”, and a weiner roast for the youth at 8 p.m. Joe Reynolds was in charge of the Wednesday night mid-week family service in the sanctuary. The State Board of Christian Education is sponsoring a state convention Friday and Saturday, Sept. 25 and 26, at the Park Place . Church of God in Anderson. —NW—HOSTESSES FOR LYDIA CIRCLE Mrs. Carl Bockman and Mrs. Earl Himes were hostesses for the Tuesday afternoon meeting of the WSCS Lydia Circle, when members met in the social room at the United Methodist church. A lesson on Nepal was presented by Mrs. Paul Kline and v Mrs. Ray Jones. The October meeting will feature a pledge service for members. The WSCS general meeting of circles will be held at the church on Tuesday evening, Sept. 15, at 7:30 p.m. - NW—ENJOY POTLUCK DINNER SEPT. 9 Seventeen men. women, and children enjoyed a carryin dinner last Wednesday on the lawn at the Morris Chapel United Methodist church when the W SCS met for the September session. President of the Huntington district, Mrs. Earl Kuhn of Akron, was a special gest. Hostess and co-hostess for the day were Mrs. Gerald Rosbrugh and Mrs. Jack Howard. During the business portion plans were formulated for the Day Aprat. whifh was hid at Oakwood Park near Syracuse on September 7. —NW—COMMUNITY NEWS Miss Susan Stone of Syracuse called on Sally Miller one evening recently. Gary Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown of Barbee Lake, is enrolled for his sophomore year at Huntington college, majoring in social studies. Gary lives on campus. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hudson of near Warsaw called on friends in the North Webster area recently. Mrs. Hudson is the former Edith Haag. Mrs. Mary Stanfield suffered a painful injury to her right hand last week when it became entangled in the wringer of her washing machine. Several stitches were required to close the wound, and the bones in three fingers were broken. She was treated at a local doctor’s office. Recent callers at the Orva Miller home were Mr. and Mrs.. Royal Kline of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Timmons and sons and Mrs. Ike Kline of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coy, and Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Swoveland and children of Goshen. Cookout meals were enjoyed Labor Day at the home of Mr and Mrs. Tom Reiff by Mr. and Mrs. Phil Fidler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mitchell, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mitchell and family. The day was spent boating and skiing. Frank Winters received second degree bums in an accident while working at Dalton Foundries recently. You And Social Security QI will be moving soon. Must I go to the social security office to have the address on my social security check changed 0 A — No. Social Security must be notified but you can do this byphone. Be sure to notify the post office, too. LEGALS ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Warsaw Community School Cor oorahon. Warsaw. Indiana, acting by ano through its Board ot School Trustee*, will receive seated bids in me Offer o< me Superintendent of Schools. Warsaw. Indiana, Friday. October 73. until 1 30 PM. E OST for the follow,ng instructional maler»als and other supples Construction Paper Duplicating Paper other instructional Suppl es Custodial Supplies Electrical Supplies Form No AS non collusion affidavit, and bond cashiers check are required in struct>ons and specifications are on file at the Office of the Superintendent of Schools on East Main Street. Warsaw. Indiana The Warsaw Community Schools Board at School Trustees reserves me right to reject any or all proposals and to waive any In formalities andor irregularities in any Dated m.s «m day ot September, two Board of School Trustees By Winmtred Ciuen. Secretary MJ- $1023 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice <s hereby given mat me Board of County Commissioners of Kosc usko County, Indiana, will at their regularly scheduled meeting on October i. tTJO. accept bids for excavatmg crane work to be performed at four proposed county landfill dumps Bidders must describe me equipment to be used and set forth me hourly charge therefor which hourly charge shall remain in effect for a period of six months after the letting of any contract for excavation Dated this «m day of September. JA7O LAWRENCE BUTTS, Auo tor MJ-tlf

> -IB wF 7 1 r f a/! k y I '\F A j \ I I ) I i \ ■■■■■ ■ BASHOR AUXILIARY MEETS — Among those attending the Bashor Home Auxiliary, Inc., • meeting Monday morning at the Saint Andrew's United Methodist church, Syracuse, were, 1-r, Miss Betty Brooks. Goshen, secretary: Mrs. Alden Bohn, Elkhart, treasurer: Mrs. Richard Hare, Goshen, secretary at the home and speaker for the day; Mrs. Dwight Haines. Goshrii. newly elected vice president; and Mrs. Williams T. Jones, Jr., Syracuse, president The Bashor Home for young boys at Goshen is presently in the process of building four-new cottage-type buildings with each to accommodate 12-boys and one set of houseparents, making available space for more youths, hopefully by January 1. There are presently 24 at the home. .Mrs. Hare spoke to the large group of 50-persons telling of her experiences, both humorous and sad. which she had had during her past six-years as secretary at the home. During this time, she also served at times as unofficial confident to boys desiring some special attention or someone to talk with. The October 12 meeting will start at 9:30 a.m. in the Mishawaka First United Methodist church. Due to interested persons and growth of the auxiliary, meetings orginally held at the home are now being held in area churches, and reached a peak this year of 335 members.

0 LIGONIER NEWS By Rose Cunningham Sgt. Gose Receives Bronze Star Army sergeant first class Frederick R. Gose. whose mother. Mrs. Daisy Gose, and wife, Ursula, live on r 1. Ligonier, recently received the Bronze Star Medal in Viet Nam He was presented the award for distinguishing himself through meritorious service in connection with military operations against hostile forces in Viet Nam. The medal, adopted in 1944, recognizes outstanding achievement. Sgt. Gose received the award while assigned as a mess sergeant in headquarters com : ~~ pany, Ist battalion, sth cavalry of the Ist calvary division (airmobile). He entered the army in August, 1958. HOMECOMING HELD SUNDAY A Homecoming was held at the Ligonier church of the Nazarene on Sunday, Sept. 13. at 7:30 p.m. *nie musical program was by the Singing Jenners family. INJURED IN TRUCK ACCIDENT A. G. McCormick is a patient in Goshen hospital and had surgerylast Tuesday on a fractured ankle received in a pick-up truck accident last Friday. COMMUNITY NEWS David Houser of Indianapolis visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Houser at Knapp Lake last week end. Mrs. Dean Hite was guest of honor at a family dinner Tuesdaynight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. AUTOMOTIVE

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Dean Johnson and family in LaGrange. The occasion was the birthdayof Mrs. Hite. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs, Charles Schuckel of Benton Harbor and Mr. Hite. Good Samaritans of the United Methodist church will be meeting Monday evening in the social rooms of the Centenary church. A rummage sale will be planned and a program is planned by the committee. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Von Bion of Goshen and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shoemaker of Winona Lake were recent visitiors of Mrs. Vera Gale. Miss Halle Goshorn was hostess on Labor Day for a carryin dinner at her home on Jay St., for the birthday of Mrs. Leia Myers, of Lake Wawasee, Guests included Mrs. Nellie Gutelius, Mrs. Hazel Kurtz, Mrs. Irma Scheel, Miss Louise Inks, and Miss Gladys Gillespi. all of Ligonier and Mr. and Mrs. Art Newman of Hillsdale. Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rhodes and son havemoved to Ligonier from Cornwell. Receives Degree In Electronics David Moyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moyer of r 2 Leesburg, has completed a twoyear course at Sam’s Technical Institute at Fort Wayne. He received an associates degree in electronic engineering technology. AUTOMOTIVE

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