The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 October 1970 — Page 15

North Webster By MAYZEL MILLER

Den Mothers Assigned The following names were released by Mrs. Phil Payne recently, in connection with the North Webster cub scout program. Serving as den mothers and assistants will be Mrs. Bill Strombeck and Mrs. Galen Haney, den I; Mrs. Phil Payne and Mrs. Norbert Niles, den II; Mrs. Don Kuhn and Mrs.; Ron Moerschen, den III; Mrs. Max

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Simpson and Mrs. Bob Bosstick, den IV; Mrs. Eugene Coverstone and Mrs. Doug Bowser, den V; and Mrs. Ken Goldy and Mrs. Clifton Schang. den VI. -NW-4-H Members Paint Windows National 4-H Week. October 410, got off to a good start in the North Webster area Sunday afternoon when several Chain ‘O Lakes 4-H club members

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decorated store windows with painted pictures in and around town. Participating club members were Linda and David Engelberth, Jerry Rhodes. Bart Heddington, Ralph Reiff, Steve Rhodes, Brenda Rhodes, Fran Bieber, Janet Rhodes, Mark Reiff, and Jeff Rhodes. Adult leader and assistants. Mrs. Dick Rhodes, Mrs. Bob Reiff, and John Rhodes, supervised the activities. 4-H members hope the public will observe their efforts and become aware that 4-H is a working and rewarding experience. —NW— * BRETHREN CHURCH FALL HOMECOMING The North Webster Church of the Brethren will have its annual fall Homecoming on Sunday, Oct. 18. Rev. Shrider will be the speaker for the forenoon session, followed by a carry-in dinner at noon. Rev. Paul Hoffman, dean of students at Manchester, will be the special speaker in the afternoon. -NWROGER VORE TO SPEAK AT WSCS MEETING Roger Vore of Warsaw will be guest speaker at 9:30 on Thursday, Oct. 8. when the WSCS Mary Circle meets in the social room at the United Methodsit church. The public is cordially invited to hear Mr. Vore speak on the topic “Movie Ratings”. Time will be allowed for questions following the talk by Mr. Vore. - NW— Jerry Rhodes Hosts Chain O’ Lakes Meeting Jerry Rhodes was host to the September Chain ‘O’ Lakes 4-H club meeting. Mark Reiff called the meeting to order, and Vince Rhodes and David Engelberth led the American and 4-H flag pledges, respectively. A poem entitled “Tea Leaves" was read by Jeff Rhodes for TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT OR SALE — Modern house on Lake Papakeechie. Gas heat, furnished. Call Mary C. Kelley 457-2510. FOR SALE — 24 ft. Sylvan pontoon with 40 horse Evinrude motor. Call 457-4184 after 6 p.m. 0.7,14 1952 BEL AIR Sedan for sale. S2OO. Call 658-4016 after 5.

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devotions. Debra Engelberth read the secretary’s report and conducted roll call. Steve Rhodes gave the treasurer’s report. John Rhodes reported on safety measures to be used while conducting home laboratory experiments, for a health and safety lesson. Brenda Rhodes led group singing, and Ralph Reiff coached the group in several competitive games. Refreshments consisted of fudge, cookies and cold drinks. The meeting this month will be held at the home of Mary Rupprecht. -NW—WOMEN’S MEETING AT GUIFF HOME Mrs. Mary Guiff was hostess Friday forenoon for a women’s business meeting. Attending were Irene Floreman, Norma Crafton, Mabel Bachtel, Mayzel Miller, Sherry Hughes. Joan White. Hester Felton, and Donna Heiden of Plymouth. Light refreshments were served. Mrs. Roy Russell was a guest. —NW—FATHER - SON CAMP OUT FOR TROOP 26 A father-son campout is planned for October 10-11 at the Tri-County game reserve for boy scout troop 26 and their fathers. In charge will be scoutmaster Bob Garr and his assistant, Tom Willman. Approximately 20 people are expected. Four new boys welcomed into the troop were Frank Winters, John Conway, Tim White and O. V. Harris. -NWJUNIOR TROOP 178 HAS COOK-OUT Mrs. Don White and Mrs. Richard Goins, troop leader and co-leader, respectively, sponsored a cook-out for 10 members of junior troop 178 Monday evening at the Tippecanoe Baptist Camp. Extreme difficulty was experienced trying to ignite wet fire wood, however the project turned out to be successful. -NWCADET TROOP ORGANIZES Mrs. Ledru Gray is troop leader for the Cadets this fall. During the business meeting Monday, the girls chose “Child Care” as the first badge category. —NW— Troop 48 Meets Scoutmaster Rex Lawson reports several interesting

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events in the future for members of boy scout troop 48. A trip to Wyandotte Cave is one excursion being planned. —NW—CUB PACK 26 REORGANIZES Cubmaster Bill Thompson explained the cub scout program to eligible cubs and their parents at a meeting Tuesday night at the North Webster school. Twentyone new boys enrolled, and Mrs. Phil Payne is in the process of assigning dens and den mothers. —NW—COMMUNITY NEWS Allen Barrett spent the week end at home with his parents. Allen is a freshman at Manchester college. His roommate, Myron Hostetler, spent a part of the week end at the Barrett home also. Mrs. Joe Barrett will celebrate her 25th year after graduation at the Manchester college homecoming this Saturday. On the agenda are a football game with Hanover college; an address by Dr. Andrew Cordier, a former Manchester college professor who was also at one time working with the UN; a buffet luncheon; and an alumni banquet in the evening. Alice Leach was home from Anderson collegesiver the week end. Paula GangCralso spent the week end at home. ' Environmental Workshops Sponsored By Wells A unique program to make teachers and administrators acutely aware of current ecological and environmental problems is being carried on by State School Superintendent Richard D. Wells. Continuous weekend conservation workshops are being held in various state parks, fish and game areas, state forests, and 4-H camps across Indiana by Joe Wright, consultant for conservation and outdoor education. This new approach to educator in-service training has been designed to develop favorable attitudes toward the national priority of solutions to environmental pollution. The week*end group camps give teachers and administrators the opportunity to study various environmental-ecological problems and possible solutions to the problems. The educators then go back and implement suggestions for conservation education in their own schools. Classes in geology, wildlife, plants, techniques for teaching conservation education, ecology, outdoor laboratories, environmental education, and outdoor education are conducted by experts in their particular fields. They provide teachers and administrators with background information needed to develop programs in conservation and outdoor education. The group camp concept gives the educators and their families an ideal opportunity to live and learn together in a natural setting. Many educators bring trailers or tents and prepare their own meals, rather than stay in workshop cabins. Regardless of which accomodations are chosen, everyone is invited to attend the stimulating classes and discussions. Upon completion of a weekend workshop, the participants have (a) become acquainted with environmental materials; (b) acquired techniques for teaching environmental education; (c) gained an appreciation of environmental education in relation to other school subjects; and (d) increased their awareness of environmental education objectives. AU educators attending the in-service training program receive a Certificate of Achievement signed by Richard D. Wells, State Superintendent of Public Instruction. So far about 1800 educators have been reached directly through the workshops; the number is rising steadily as the praises of the program are sung across the state. Superintendent Wells urges all educators to attend these fascinating and timely workshops. For additional information write or caU: Joe Wright OSPI Division of Curriculum Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 No Injuries In Wednesday Accident A total of $365 in damages was estimated in a two-vehicle accident at the south edge of Syracuse last Wednesday morning. The mishap occurred in a collision of vehicles operated by Martin Levemier, 84, of Syracuse and Stanley R. Yeiter, 25 of r 4 Warsaw. Deputy sheriff Ron Robinson investigated listing $25 damage to the Yeiter truck and $340 to the Levernier vehicle.

■M IMHMM 4MMMKI Jr Jm tnl fcwwiM • •<>’ ‘ •’ ELECT DEMOCRATS ‘WALK AND TALK' — Democratic candidates for public office have embarked on a campaign they call “walk and talk" with the voters of Indiana. One such group toured Kosciusko county on Friday of last week and took time out for this photo. From left are Andrew G. (“Jack") Engie, candidate for Kosciusko county assessor; Melvin J. (“John") Konkle, candidate for state representative (Kosciusko, Wabash, Whitley, Fulton and Huntington counties); Mary Aikins. candidate for state auditor; Augusta Boisson, candidate for state representative; and Earl L. Melcher, candidate for Kosciusko county recorder.

■■■ ■■■ ■■■ ■■■ aaaa oms « County Extension Service News ■■■ ■■ ■■■ ■■ By ANN HANCOCK Various Facets Os H. E. Program Many people are unaware of the various facets of the extension homemakers program. The primary structure is the club. Any homemaker with a desire to learn may join an extension homemakers club. You do not need to be invited to join, merely call the extension office at Warsaw and we will make the contacts for you. The primary purpose of the club is educational. Lessons are presented concerning the various aspects of homemaking and ideas are exchanged among the members. These lessons are open to any interested women. The dates are usually announced in this column. There is one club in the county which is unique. That is the Choral Club. They do not take lessons or have the usual type of meeting. But they sing the hours away! Miss Mary Jane Miller, director of the chorus has done a wonderful job — and has made our chorus one of the best. The chorus will sing for any group. Contact Mrs. Richard Whittenberger, r 2 Akron, for more information. Sunflower Seeds Anyone? „ I had an interesting request, I would like to share with you. A homemaker called and wanted to know how to salt sunflower seeds. I must say it stumped me for a while. But I asked around and found out that anyone should know that. (That was one thing they over looked- in college). Here’s how you do it: Soak the seeds over-night in a salt brine. The amount of salt would depend on individual preference. Remove the seeds from the salt water and place them on a cookie sheet. Bake at 350 degrees for 4 hour. Thought you might enjoy trying it! • Recipe The recipe this week is from the Chit Chat Extension Homemakers club. They served the chicken salad at the district workshop and president council meeting and everyone thought it was delicious. Hope you enjoy it!

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Hot Baked Chicken Salad 2 cups cbicken (chopped), 2 cups (chopped), 1 cup salad dressing or mayonaise, Me tsp. salt, 2 tsp. onion, minced (opt), 2 T. lemon juice, *2 cu&cheese (grated), 1 cup potato cmps, (crushed), 2 hard cooked eggs (chopped). Combine chicken, celery, almonds, salad dressing, salt, lemon juice and onion. Pour into a greased casserole dish. Mix remaining ingredients. Sprinkle over casserole. Bake 450 degrees F. for 10 minutes. Will make 6 servings. Dates October 7. Achievement committee meeting, 1 p.m., at the women’s building. October 7, Past county officers meeting. 6:30 p.m., at the R E M C. October 14, “Use of Lighting and Picture Arrangement,” leader training lesson, 1 and 7 p.m., women’s building. October 22, Nature craft special interest lesson, 1 p.m., women's building. October 27, Rehearsal for Achievement Night Style Show, 7:30 p.m. women’s building. October 28, Achievement night The fellow who loses his head is usually the last to miss it.

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PUBLIC AUCTION Sale every Friday —7 p.m. sharp si mile south of Syracuse on road 13, across from bowling alley. Merchandise of all descriptions — new and used. GREER AUCTION COMPANY r 3 box 2-A Syracuse Phone: 457-3607 LEONARD H. GREER, auctioneer PUBLIC AUCTION 2 Blocks East of Stoplight in Syracuse, North on North Lake Street to Second Block, Residence Number 219 Saturday, October 17,1970 -10 am. Furniture, Miscellaneous, Antiques, Etc. Lunch Served on Grounds CLARENCE SNYDER Joe Bushong — Power df Attorney Everett E Miller, Auctioneer Ph.: 831-4555

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Sons Os Praise To Sing At Warsaw Chui ch The Sons of Praise quartet of the New Salem Church of the Brethren of near Milford will be singing in the morning worship service this Sunday, Oct. 11, at 10:30 at the Pleasant View Community Church northwest of Warsaw, off the Fox Farm Road on road 200 north. The quartet consists of Gary Hurd, Jack Teeple, Ron Wildman and Wes Kilmer. They are accompanied by Mrs. Everett Tom, Jr. Rev. Warren McQuen, pastor, invites everyone to attend. CELEBRATES NINTH BIRTHDAYHWITH PARTY Mr. and Mrs. John R. Walker of Syracuse entertained at a birthday party in their home for their daughter, Coleen, in observance of her ninth birthday on September 29. Following games, refreshments were served to the following guests: Jill Mousley, Dixie Knisley, Jan Lawson, Denise and Bobby Elson, Jenny Mike and Dan Martin, Mike and Steve Slabaugh, Gary and Greg Miller and Steve and David Walker.

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