The Mail-Journal, Volume 8, Number 13, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 April 1971 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed.. Apr. 28, 1971

North Webster By MRS. F.R. (DELIGHT) SPEARMAX

SANDRA STRAND

North Webster Auxiliary Names Girls' Stater And Alternate

The North Webster American Legion Auxiliary has announced their delegate and alternate to Girls’ State to be held in Indianapolis this coming June Sandra Jean Strand, a junior, has been selected as the delegate She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Elwood Strand of r 1 Warsaw She is a member of the ’Future Teachers of America president of the French club, a member of the Warnorettes. the pom-pon girls; a member of the executive council of the class of 1972. and secret ar v of the class of 1972. Her classes include chemistry. U S history, typing. French 11. advanced algebra and English Her future plans include teaching or research in the field of zoology The alternate is Rhonda Huffman, also a junior, daughter of Mr and Mrs Erne t Huffman of North Webster She is

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majoring in home economics along with French, history. English and choir. Rhonda is also a member of the Warriorettes. She plans to study and become a fashion designer after graduation , —NW— Belief In Mankind Is Revived The wife of a businessman in North Webster had her belief in mankind revived last week. The lady was shopping for groceries in a neighboring town and after being cheeked out she looked in her purse for the money and found she had left it at home The store would not accept a check unless it was personal Therefore she told the check-out girl she was from North Webster, and she would have to go home and back again to get her groceries Thinking of that trip really disturbed her But. a lady waiting to be checked out heard her say she was from North Webster and offered to pay for the groceries as she was from North Webster too. It just seemed too good to be true but the second lady wrote the check. .After arriving back in North Webster the kind lady was repaid for her trouble Now wouldn't something like that revive your belief in mankind 100** —NW— Webster's Social Calendar Given Monday Chain 'O Lakes 4-H club with Sara Rhodes serving as leader Charm N Chatter club meeting Women's Auxiliary of North Webster Firemen meet American Legion Post 253 meeting Tuesday Lady Lions meeting Anna Bower WCTU meeting American Legion Auxiliary meeting Wednesday Moms Chapel WSCS Sechnst 65 meeting

Hoss Hills Bowmen List Summer Meets The Hoss Hills Bowmen held their first outdoor animal round recently. The winners are as follows: Men — DeVerl Boney, first; Ron Harris, second; Bob Wiggs, third. Women — Rita Harris, first; Vickie Wolfe, second; Sue Ann Ray. third. Junior Boys — Ralph Gorsuch. Jr . first; Roy Hathaway, second Junior Girls — Patti Gorsuch The club's next shoot will be held Sunday. May 2, at 1 p m It will be an animal sillouette held on the outdoor range. The complete schedule for the summer follows: May 2 — Animal Sil. 1 p.m. May 8 — Coon Shoot dark June6—Hunter Round Ip.m. June 20 — Animal Sil. Ip.m. July 4 — American Round 1 p.m. July 17 — Coon Shoot dark July 18 — Animal Sil. 1 p.m. Aug I — Open round .\ug 15 —Championship 10 p.m. Sept. s—Animal Sil. Ip.m. Sept 19 — Broadhead Ipm. Oct. 3 — Broadhead 1 p.m. Saulk Trail Shouts May 23 — Hoss Hills June 27 — Golden EagleLansing July 25 — Deep River-Hobart Aug 22 — Open Sept — Saulk Trail Jamboree 1.8.A. Shoots May 23 — Northern Sec Fort Wayne 9:00 a m July 25 — State Champ Bloomington 1 NW < Legion Auxiliary Makes Future Plans The American Legion Auxiliary. Unit 253. of North Webster made several future plans at its meeting held Tuesday evening. April 20 President Margaret Kruger opened the meeting and heard the secretary and treasurer’s reports. She then introduced the guests — Mrs. Juanita Dressier, second district president, and Mrs Mary Koerner, second district secretary. Following a short talk by Mrs Dresler a question and answer session was held Mrs Kruger presented the visiting officers with pin and earring sets. Several ladies of the Leesburg Auxiliary were also guests for the evening / Mrs Elinor Enyeart gave a review on “Panama,” the country the auxiliary has studied this year Future Plans Future plans of the auxiliary call for a stagette on Friday night, April 30. Mrs Ermal Vanator is to be chairman of the event. The ladies will attend the district meeting at DeMotte in May. a mother-daughter banquet will be held on May 18 and the new chapel at Lafayette will be dedicated on May 26 Chaplain Thelma Berger closed the meeting with a prayer for peace A social hour followed and refreshments were served by Lillian Barker. Virginia Shaeffer. Evelyn Mock and Edith Kesterson.

4-1 O' I t ' w ah MRS. JOSEPH MENDENHALL

Long - Mendenhall Rites Held In Webster United Methodist Church

The North Webster United Methodist church was the setting for the lovely 2 o'clock wedding on April 10 uniting in marriage Miss Suzanne Louise Long and Joseph James Mendenhall. Rev. John Weeks officiated for the double ring ceremony. Parents of the bridal couple are Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Long of r 3 Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Mendenhall of 2010 North Bay Drive. Warsaw. Miss Lois Hamm of North Webster played appropriate organ selections. Acolytes were Miss Becky Weeks and Miss Lori Lantz, both of North Webster. Five tiered candleabra with pink, blue, yellow and white flowers graced the altar setting. Bride Given in marriage by her father, the bride appeared in a floor length gown of white Lutesong The semi-fitted gown featured a jewel neckline and a long bell-shaped raglan sleeves, with self train. She wore a pearl encrusted Camelot headpiece with elbow-length veil and carried a bouquet of white roses, tuhps. daisies and babie’s breath. Miss Anita Brumley of Lafayette served as maid of honor. Miss Carolyn Long. Miss Darlene Long. Miss Rebecca Long and Miss Rosalyn Long, all of r 3 Syracuse, and all sisters of the bride, were bridesmaids Miss Lisa Casper of Mishawaka was flower girl. Their blue, pink and yellow floor length pant dresses of Lutesong had long sleeves and were bejeweled necklines. Their bouquets consisted of lighted candles within glass chimnies surrounded by pink roses, yellowtulips and blue daisies. Thomas Zent of Warsaw was best man. Groomsmen were Max Tatman of Lafayette. William, Given. North Webster and Douglas Long, brother of the bride, of r 3 Syracuse. Master Tab Casper of Mishawaka was ring bearer. Reception at Epworth A wedding reception followed at Wesley House. Epworth Forest In charge of serving were Mrs Ronald Greider. Mrs Leon Casper. Mrs Sandra Yordy Mrs Larry Williams. Miss Gwen Hahn. Mrs Christopher Whitney and Miss Nancy Rink

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Miss Sally Clayton and Miss Wanda Wysong were in charge of the gifts and Mrs. Wayne Miner, the guest book. Following a wedding trip to New Orleans. La., the couple will make residence at Sechrist Bay. Leesburg. The bride, a sixth grade teacher at Triton elementary school, graduated from Indiana State university with a BS and MS and was a member of Alpha Xi Delta sorority. The bridegroom graduated from Grace college and is in traffic engineering with the United Telephone Company of Indiana. —NW— Airman Walls In Turkey Airman first class Timothy R. Walls, son of Eustel E. Walls of r 1 North Webster, has arrived for duty at Sahin Tepesi. Turkey. Airman Walls, an administrative specialist with an air force support unit, previously served at Grissom AFB. Peru. He is a 1969 graduate of Wawasee high school. His mother is Mrs. Ruby Rowe of Alger. Ohio. —NW— Stephen Fishbaugh Home On Leave Navy airman Stephen Fishbaugh. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fishbaugh of r 1 North Webster, has arrived home for a two week leave from duty on the USS Kitty Hawk The Kitty Hawk's home port is stationed at Subie Pt., Philippines. His parents met him at the airport in Fort Wayne where he had flown from San Diego. Calif. He is a graduate of Wawasee high school with the class of 1969. He enlisted for four years immediately after graduation. -NW— Serviceman IsWelcomed Home Frpm Viet Nam .An open house was observed at the home of Mrs Elinor Enyeart at Barbee Lake when her son Kenneth, who was released from a 13 month army tour on April 13

from Viet Nam, arrived home. Enyeart, a former resident of North Webster and a graduate of North Webster high school, was also greeted by his wife, Cheryl, and their daughter, Michelle, who have made their home with the senior Mrs. Enyeart while he was away. Enyeart was awarded the bronze star while in Viet Nam. He plans to return to work at Unißoyal where he was* employed before entering the service While in the service he was in radio operations in the 101st airborn division, company B. 159th division. He visited his brother. Ed. in Gardena. Calif., for a few days enroute home. —NW— Fire At Mobile Home North Webster firemen made a call to a fire in a mobile home at 6:15 Friday morning where a mattress and box springs were on fire. The home is occupied by Estil V Lewis and is located on the north avenue in the Eberly Trailer court north of North Webster. The mattress and springs were thrown to .the outside and therefore no additional damage was caused to the rest of the home. -NW—HOSPITAL NEWS Todd W. Whitacre, North Webster, has been dismissed from the Murphy Medical Center. Mrs George Staples. North Webster, has been admitted to the Whitley County hospital at Columbia City. Mrs Eva McKee has been dismissed from the Whitley County hospital at Columbia City. -NW—BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR JOE ROUSH The step-children and grandchildren of Ralph (Joe) Roush gave a surprise birthday party at his home near North Webster

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on Wednesday, April 21. A big birthday cake was cut and served with ice cream to Rev. and Mrs. Richard (Mabel) Kistler and children. Nina, Penny and Leslie of Churubusco; Mr. and Mrs. Joe (Betty) Barrett and children Kenny and Holly of North Webster; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morehead. Jay. Susan. John and *a married daughter Mrs. John (Shirley) Lower and her daughter. Linda of North Webster. ’ Mr. Roush is the husband of the former Rachel Morehead. LAKELAND LOCALS Mrs. Bessie Nyce has returned to her r 3 Syracuse home following a winter stay at NewPort Richey. Fla. PV 1 Lester W. Niles spent a recent week end with his parents, the Lester Noles at Syracuse. He is stationed at Fort Knox. Ky. Ky Mrs. Roy Pinkerton, r 3 Syracuse, spent a recent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schermerhorn of Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Johnston of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. John Stookey and Mrs. Mary Summy, Leesburg, attended an all-night sing at South Bend recently.

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Senior Citizens Meet Thursday The Turkey Creek Senior Citizens met at the fire station Thursday evening for a carry-in dinner with 20 members and one guest, Mrs. Kathleen Love, in attendance. Mrs. Chester Stiffler, president, presided for the brief business meeting at which time she announced a bus would be leaving on May 8 for the Benton Harbor. Mich.. Blossom Festival and those wishing'to go should meet at the Syracuse fire station at 8:30 a.m. with a sack lunch and folding chair plus the fee required. She also told of a group leaving from Goshen on May 15* for the Tulip Festival at Holland on May 15 and there is no charge l for this trip, however, persons should bring a covered dish. Mrs. Stiffler also gave a report on a recent Senior Citizens meeting attended by a number of the local group at Pierceton. A table game was played during the social hour Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bray visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hartter in South Bend Sunday afternoon. April 18.