The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 5 December 1973 — Page 22

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. Dec. 5, 1973

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I North Webster'] I By MARY LEE WILLMAN I IJ . I | R. 1 Leesburg | M-J article brings over half ton of black walnuts

As the result of an article that appeared this fall, in The MailJournal, the state conservation department now has over one half ton of native black walnuts to use as seedlings. Mrs. Judy Tracy, North Webster, read the article which concerned the shortage of walnut trees in the state and remembered seeing walnuts that had been run over by cars on a North Webster street. z On her next trip to town Mrs. Tracy double checked and found a large walnut tree showering its fruit into the street. During open house at school Mrs. Tracy gave the article to David Stookey, who is her son’s sixth grade science teacher. The next day Mr. Stookey asked his sixth grade students if Dr. David Eiler speaks to the Kiwanis club Dr. David Eiler, professor of philosophy and religion at Manchester college, was guest speaker at the November 26 meeting of Lakeland Kiwanis club. He spoke about “The ArabIsraeli conflict”. Dr. Eiler traced the history of the mid-east problems back 25 hundred years and explained the origin of their difficulties from both the Israeli and Arab viewpoint. Tim Moser was accepted as a new member. Rev. John Weeks, chairman of the “Give of yourself’ committee asked members to volunteer to visit sick or elderly persons. A program of telephone calls to keep in touch with shut-ins is also being planned. Committees that held special meetings after the regular Monday meeting were: Career awards: Don Arnold, Walt Corbin, Bob Stover, Theo Thomas, Lorin Badskey and Tim Moser. Major emphasis committee: Cecil Kaufman, Sherman Bryant, Jay Boyer, John Weeks, Herb George, Ted Kolsdy and Jerry Badskey. Walter Bradley of Fort Wayne

they would like to collect walnuts. The youngsters thought it was a good idea. They divided the class into two teams and competed to see who could gather the most walnuts. Gathering was done after school and on week ends wherever individual students could find a walnut tree. The result was 25 burlap sacks of black walnuts totaling over one half a ton in weight. Keith Carrington, county youth agent, arranged for trucks from the state conservation department to pick up the walnuts. Team two won the contest, so, team one gave a party for the winners. The party was held the day before Thanksgiving during Mr. Stookey’s science class at North Webster school. Kiwanis club was a guest. Inter-club members from North Manchester who were present at the meeting were: Dr. Eiler, Garrett Eppley, Warren Gamer, Don Spilles and David Yeatter. Happy birthday was sung to A. C. Underwood, Ray Finkbiner, Ron Ownes and Bob Stover. Bertha Kuhn to be at Barbee church Sunday Miss Bertha Kuhn, Winona Lake, an artist who teaches child evangelism instructors, will present a program December 9, at 7 p.m., at Barbee Community church. Miss Kuhn is widely know as a talented artist and interesting speaker. Her program will be of special interest to children of all ages. Rev. Bryce Foster of Barbee church invites the public to attend. Lester Schoeff Relatives have received word that Lester L. Schoeff, Huntington, former resident of r 1 Leesburg, passed away November 20 at Huntington

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Memorial hospital. He had been in ill health for several years. He was a past president and member of the board of trustees of Barbee Conservation club. He is survived by his wife Edna Zent Schoeff, Huntington; two children, Mrs. Robert Stephans and Wallace Schoeff, both of Huntington; five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Burial was November 23 at Mount Hope cemetery, Huntington. Barbee club elects officers A carry-in Thanksgiving dinner was held recently at Barbee conservation club. Following officers were elected for 1974: Stacy Davis — president Ivar Langdon — vice president Clarabell Langdon — secretary Orian Fortress — treasurer Irene Chalfant — reporter Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Carol Roehler, Miss Jamie Strombeck and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thornburg. Tables were decorated with pumpkins, turkeys and fall fruit. Mr. and Mrs. George Wilkins were chairmen for the evening. They were assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Herb Searer and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Miller. A Christmas party will take place December 18 at the club house. A gift exchange will be held. Mrs. Rex Lawson is in charge of the new program books. Mrs. Jerry Baker hostess for Golden Aprils Mrs. Jerry Baker, r 1 Pierceton, was hostess for the November 27 meeting of Golden April home extension club. Beth Welty from the Kosciusko

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county mental health association was guest speaker. Her topic was the “adopt a patient” program. Mrs. Charles Levitz gave the health and safety lesson. She discussed “clean food handling.” Garden remarks concerning the care of house plants were presented by Mrs. James Demske. Mrs. Baker presented a lesson entitled “Living alone and loving it.” Plans were finalized for the club Christmas dinner party and gift exchange to be held December 4 at Fort Wayne. -NWClubs hold a Genius Night Pack 128 of the Cub Scouts of Saint Andrew’s United Methodist church at Syracuse held a Genius Night last week whereby special awards were given and prizes awarded for plastic models made by the youths. Winners were Mike Martin, Allen Kenny and Greg Marchand, first, second and third, respectively. “The Meaning of Thanksgiving”' was the title of the theme used for a skit. Scout members participated Sunday in the Christmas decorating Sunday at the scout cabin park, will be attending ceramic class this week and plan to Christmas carol in the community on December 20.

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Rural Kosciusko county youth installs officers

New officers were recently installed for Kosciusko county rural youth for 1974. Those installed are: President — Paula Albert First vice president — Judy Bishop Second vice president — Herb Reuter Secretary-treasurer — Susie Hendrickson Reporter — Pam Teeter. Rural youth is a statewide organization sponsored by the Farm Bureau and Purdue university for single young adults

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between the ages of 18 and 28. Meetings are held on the first Wednesday night of each month at 7:30 at the women’s building. Any single young person is welcome. Open swimming December 11-18 Officials at Waw.asee high school state there will be open swimming at the school’s pool on Tuesday, Dec. 11, and Tuesday, Dec. 18. The pool will be closed during the holiday season.