The Mail-Journal, Volume 10, Number 50, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 January 1974 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Jan. 9.1974

4

fl MR. AND MRS. CARL THOMAS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thomas will leave for West Africa

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thomas are currently visiting with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Deeter while they are preparing for a new assignment in Nairolie, Kenya, East Africa. * Carl and Phyllis are staff members of Campus Crusade for Christ and have been in San Bemadino, Calif., for the past three years serving the lay ministry at Arrowhead Springs, the Campus Crusade International headquarters They will leave January 18 for Africa and-will be helping to

I North Webster ] I By MARY LEE WILLMAN I I R. 1 Leesburg j

J. L Klines are married 60 years Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Kline, North Webster, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on New Year's day. c There was no formal celebration. On December 30 Rev and Mrs Kline were honored guests at a family dinner given at a local restaurant by Mr. and Mrs. J. Royal Kline, South Bend, Mrs. Mazel Miller and Miss Sally Jo Miller, North Webster. They are the parents of four children Ormel Kline. North Palm Beach, Fla , J. Royal Kline, South Bend, Mrs. Mazil Miller. North Webster and the late Noble Kline, South Bend. Rev and Mrs Kline were married January 1, 1914 near North Webster. They have resided in or near the North Webster community all of their married life except for a short period when they lived near South Bend. Cards, congratulations and phone calls were received from many friends and relatives.

TtRMITIS UNIVERSAL TERMITE CONTROL Ph. 247-7372 511 S. Union Si. Marsaw Or Allied Lbr. Co. ? * *w*rt LW C* I Phone *57-3331 Syracuse O' Anderson Paint And Supply Co. Syracuse

HHMBMakes tavern ktail Lounge — Family Room , Daily — Sundays 12 Till 12 Superb Dining And .. j*’'" Dancing At I 2\* hum Reasonable Prices t 7", \ Breakfast Served i bar tab* \ And Special Noon - \ I Luncheons i a—----—-—-—-----—— ———4—“ Call Us Before You Sell Your HOGS WE BUY HOGS DAILY Max M. Kyler . Phone: 83S-2108 Sidney P.B. Stewart & Co. 2100 Durbin St. *•«•* Phone: 20740541

establish a headquarters office for Campus Crusade in Africa as well as to train Christian laymen and women and pastors how to share their faith. Campus Crusade for Christ is a non-denominational organization with a goal of reaching the world for Christ by 1980. Their strategy is to win. build and send men and women in all parts of the world to share Christ. With a staff of over 4,000 they have established ministries in 62 countries of the world.

Watch night party held A watch night party was held December 31. starting at 11:22 p.m., at North Webster Church of God The service was held in reverse with the benediction being given first. YOUTH VISIT IN MICHIGAN Kim Shipley, Laurel Mitchell, Andy Root. Katey Lemon and Pastor John Weeks from North Webster United Methodist church, journeyed to Angola on January 3. They attended a planning session for a youth retreat to be held February 22, 23, and 24 at Camp Amigo. Sturgis, Mich. College life program held Grant Milliken from Anderson college, presented a program about college life for senior high youth at North Webster Church of God. The program was held Tuesday at 7 p.m. Devotions were given, games enjoyed and refreshments served. COMMUNION AT METHODIST CHURCH 4 North Webster United Methodist church members celebrated Holy Communion from 7 p.m. till 12 p.m. on New Year’s eve. 'Prayer and Share' time held On New Year’s eve the youth of North Webster Church of God held a "prayer and share" time at the home of associate pastor John At ter berry The “prayer and share" time will be held each Tues, evening starting at 7 p.m.. with the exception of January 8 when it will start at 6 p.m.

Badskey speaks to Kiwanis club J. R. Koher gave the opening invocation for the December 31 meeting of Lakeland Kiwanis club. Robert Day, president, announced the January board meeting will be held January 7 at North Webster United Methodist church fellowship hall. It was announced that John Clear is in charge of telephoning service for senior citizens or any person in need of assistance. Herb George and Judge Arthur Osborn were named cochairmen of a committee to promote plans for a hobby show, to be held at Wawasee high school commons during spring vacation. Other committee members are Dick Shipley. Phil Mock. Dave Everts. George Davis and John Weeks. A communication from Grace

' W**

H Hook's has a delightful blend of "old favorites" and the newest brands—You deserve a drugstore that hSm M specializes in the needs of families. You deserve Hook'sl At Hook's you can find almost everything jHb X ou ™ a name brands just appearing. Turn to a drugstore you can depend on for all * < L'cjf HBV .

TOMBAR 24 tabtota -US TMFBA MOK, 15 cc U1 st. jtaM ummb asraat, is « us ASOHFTM, M tobtoto -•* HMM CMY TABLET!, IN LAO • C FBWBSBL 4 fedMta ..._l* SAL-FATNE, tor** «ta, 34 IN STANBACK TABLETS, IN US 00NNAM1 4 mmm ■ U 3 KAOFKTATE, ■ mmm Ml OOBRBSE, 4 mmm MA MBCMOCMOMI, 1 mom — -Nt ■BBS, 1 mom 47c MW SUN, H «mm AM SWAM. 75 M ... US OHKX, 4mm* mmml — — I.N OMBOA M. *MMMy *to* U 0 SLOANE ÜBBNR. 1 mmm —BO* ABBOBMR' JR, > mmm — :— US BANALB, 1 mmm , US ASTBBUNSRM SOLBTWN A, K mm* LN MOMUUB BNST, IS M ITS NBUTN TABLETS, 34M8 JOBSON OIAFB UNBS, N SO* BABY SBAT BWUCTM ._— -JS* BM FWOBL 4 mmm _ XOS FUSTK FOBEBU FROM —,77* BABT MBM A COM ,UB ■ABT SOSSOB A FOBCN UB BBOWIK SUBCMI — SO* bffu bbbm is* J A J AFFUCATM RM, r, pMk W IN IS* »ASMA Mibibtoß 3M mmm M* mOFOLTCm OBRNRNT, IS MMM LRLT »C OXM BBRBNBR, 1 mm* — AN fbbbcs mew _ is* earn beams snots ...' is* ana mbr beams io* C 1 9 rmßw SABM BATN BR. 4 mmm .LN SCMATZ SM BATE BR, ptot US SBFTBM BAN ON. 1 mmm U* FONTS TALCBM FOWBSR OH mmm 74* BBM BAN TALC, t mmm .1 OS* FOB BAN BBBM SO* HANS A MAH BBBM 7ft

HARDTORND HOME HEALTH CARE NEEDS

college was read inviting the club to attend Grace college basketball games. Lorin Badskey, immediate past president of Kiwanis International, was guest speaker. He discussed unemployment, “Watergate,” energy. environment. . community ► development, drugs and other problems faced by people of the world. He also spoke about the economic conditions of the 36 countries he visited during the past year. Guests present were Ralph Bennett. George Hogg, Phil Fisher, Jim Teghtmeyer, Herman Orschleger and Norman Good, all from Columbia City. Evening services set for 7 p.m. Starting Sunday, Jan. 6. the evening services at North Webster Church of God will begin at 7 p.m. instead of 7:30 p.m. On April 7 the time of the Sunday evening worship service will again return to 7:30 p.m.

God's Children present concert God’s Children, musical group from North Webster United Methodist church, presented, under the direction of Charles Scott, a concert, on December 30 at the Webster School gym. The Lakeland community celebration, commerating the end of Key 73 evangelistic campaign, was attended by approximately 600 persons. Mel Grieder, from the North Webster Glory Bam gave the Invocation. John Atterberry, associate pastor of North Webster Church of God, led in a time of sharing. Rev. Paul Schrider, North Webster Church of the Brethren, introduced all pastors present. The musical “Come Together” was presented by God’s Children under the direction of Charles

HOOK'S DEPENDABLE DRUGSTORES * Hook's Drugstores are just about everywhere in Indiana, all of them planned for your shopping convenience. This naturally saves you time, effort, money and gas!

TX ISSN RUE ——SB* FI 13S-N RUB —SB* 4T FOLABM RUN LN 57 FOLABUB RUA L7l 47 FBLABM RUN — L 23 EASTMAN FBOCBSM6 MAUB LN mA LN KOMI CAMOtA CABBTMB CASE 1.55 N FBOJCCNB MMSL73 *• 11.45 BOOT CANBY, Imm |*r . 55* BOLAM, jw *1 n—l-14 NAUS MANNOLTFNS COBON WOOFS, N .1 54* 10* QAOOB JACKS 3 W 54* VACCMATWN SNMU M* m BAN an NOSFRALTYFC M FAN HUCNBLTYN M FAN 4.4$ BASAL YNBEBOBKHB -—MB J A J Ma FUSIM LN NUY CATONBL mm*W AJO H LN CANN, mm*MA US •• AN CBVTCNB, SW* •* *MMI 7JB p. MOA AN, Mk m*A. Ib> OBYBN DY, CmoM* 4B.SS ■MI AMAMT NASAL SMAY, 15 M IJB - momki MAUB ■—•!* BMM MNM, N MMM* US ONNBM BNALANY, 1 MMM SB* lABYIBAN NMAY SMAY, H mm* LO4 NYX IFBAY, N M ; -j *-40 FYMKATI N MpMiM UB NANRL 11 MUM* 47* M N BUY, 4 mom* LN NMA CMAM, 4mom Mb* 40* OOM M COCM BOTTO. Bmbm |*r US UM STM LFOOFOH CMAAL 4 mmm 1.14 AIBOLSK, iii*l*< 3 mmm AS* BM MBK OIAMB, 5 mm 74* SMM NMT LANOUN, 1 mom* —OS* KNBUS NOT NABTT ETON —- UO KNAU’S BMN CBM A CALLON MNYB TN 50MM SNM WON BMUI MB SCNBUT BMCB COBN SALW, H mom TO* abbbbbm ran fowbn, i mom* — as* nwroa mm — RM, 0 mom* — ub

SHOP HOOK'S AHD SAVE!

Scott. Rev. Bill Evans, North Webster Church of God, gave the benediction. Youth hold an all night party An all night party was held on New Year’s eve by the youth of North Webster Church of God. The party started at the home of the associate pastor and Mrs. John Atterberry. Party guests then traveled to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Keppen where games were enjoyed. The group then returned to the Atterberry home where breakfast was served. Recognition Sunday held December 30 North Webster United Methodist church held student recognition Sunday on December 30. Penny Sharp, Ball State university and Tom Fribley, Indiana university, led the

RBE FUNS, *mA *f 4 - IB* K FUSTIC BKTBK TAN — J>* EXTMNM COBB, N IL — —J44 IMOBBCBfT STABHB, Cori 17* ANBABMI SOU BM NUT UAW BBU UB 14JN NAW WAT BBLB, BRN BAN US 75W BMM RON MUCNB -MB XSW SOFT-WORT UONT BBU 74* ir OBOM NOB, RBBBBMMT 4JS OVW, BWBOATM 00 RMZH BBU 41* NOBSLCO BSFUCMNT NUM J «•» MS SBNBUM saun—n OAK - LAS «• ATS sonar roamatk com/cnttn ass BMWSTBN BSFUCHMNT NUM LSS ■wii man snavn cobbs —l.4s SBBTMBN BM MN BBMM • «*OM* ._ BS* 88. BLUE YUVI SKY, (Lmt. B mom* 47* NBTU CM w SET ——LIS RM SNAMFBR 4 MMM* 54* FfIMBB MBSTACHI WAX-US NBTU BABY TBUTMR LN WB BBBM »-W MYU WIT W NN SHIM MB JS* MTU MB MAMiUS MYU ALBMBB CBM F*A** M* 44* Aa BANBBM MB <4* OBBOT nwa UFT MB-IS* BMBM WNF-nm MB -M OBANI CAMBUS US BMQB TIBET TAMITL U 1-17 SBMB OB UM ON. 4 M. JS* MSI OR, 4 -»■« FBBMN TAMIL 71 «• MNB JOBTS, S MOM* ’ — IS* BBBY FML M IBM* MS LRLT SACaum H Irik USB US MBIT, 1 mom* - — ABNMTK BURS OF IBIWI 1 mom* JU BBBBM SBURIOU wM UB CAMFBOMTB OR, 1 *oom* —>U CASCAAA SMMBA, 4 *m«m .. -UB ORBBONBB IBAMBR. 4 mom* 7U ■ATS FOOT OR. 4 mom* — Sh RM WATRI, pIW wna RAIN, I OOOM* -4U ARMAIK AON, fdho -U4 RAMM, wWk 1 ooom* >U SALT FINI, S MOM* - 44* SBBLMB SORB, 4 mom* — 41* BM VRML. 4 mom* ■*

worship service. dint Olson, Indiana university, sang a solo. COMMUNITY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Les White and Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Ferverda, North Webster, are on a three week tour of-Central America. They will visit mission stations in Panama and other Central American nations. Charles Scott, North Webster, spent the holidays visiting with friends in Detroit, Mich. Debbie Sechrist and Paula Gaskill, both of Bourbon; Diane Kelver, Osceola and Joyce Trapp, South Bend, were recent week end guests at the home of Rev. and Mrs. John Weeks, North Webster. —NW—-ANTI-MEIR PROTEST Paris riot police dispersed groups demonstrating against the visit of Israeli Premier Golda Meir at a Socialist meeting on Jan. 12, 1973.

LPtNDABLE DRUG STOR

COTTON, 1 mom -40* J A J NSFBOVB BAMAOE, 1" « 5 I*. — M« JAJ BB CBOSS OABZL I|A - - JU TOMB SFORML 4“ x 4“, N - U» SNM FAB BNBIBOT, r*r, pMfc *f IS . .„ ..XSS BB ALL-FONFOEE BYE, omrtri mLm* 34* nWRWONI OR, 3 mom* 35* SAM FAFB, 4- * S-, 10 «bMto ... IS* ALL FIMFOSI TTBN TWM IN It. H« FABSONE AMMONtt, N mom* IS* SBFBWN STBL WOOL —‘ IS* AAABOL • mom* ... — LIS BUB BBABMT BBAMUL F- 4S< ALOFtRN, IN Mbtot* Tfc RXTORRS CASNBIA, S mom* - - US CRBATE OF RAONBIA, 10 mom* 34* EVACNBM, IN Mbtot* LS4 ■ALT SBFB MOW, S MOM* JJS FUSTS FNOSFM SOBA, 4 mm SO* BBT SCOBT DOH U7 MUN NN DON U7 FAMBS STOCK DNH U7 IW MB 11 TN CBBWBATM SYBBNJJS SFOCTBA BOBOS SYBRNS 143 amrt octal scowm —IS* WATB OOTTU STOFNB —IB* ■AB NUB STUMS, 1 mom BS* RASAL ASFWATOB US CBVOBSL n MO XIS 44K8 KE BAB -.,-XN ' BATS WOAK FUN TOBACCO —JU BRKN ROT ORWBB TOBACCO -——JO« CABMNAL UMIB FUB IS* SU WAITS BALMR FM CUANBS - IS* 8080 MN COUR, IniiSri Gton 140 MH UCB, Llllitol StoM JS* WNRS ATRUIK UCB, 54“ IS* UM FASTI Amrtri CAton Mt KIM WST-FMF SFBAY, wM (Bmo* U 0 SABBU MAT, B mom* 54* SMS CAM UY LSO BABB A BUCK ATWITK SMAT SOOS .LN BABB A BUa MAO SWEAT BAM „ —UB MNB AMAH MNT SWSAT BAM UB BABB A BLAU WOBNBn SFORIS NOB U 0

No injuries in Thursday crash No injuries were sustained in a two vehicle crash on CR 1050 north Thursday afternoon about three and one-half miles south of Syracuse. Drivers of the vehicles in the crash which resulted on a curve were Ida Thibaut, 47, r 3 Syracuse, and John Harding, 19, Warsaw. State officers set damage at $250 to the Syracuse auto and SSO to the Harding vehicle. Hits utility pole on icy road Thomas L. Gibbs, 20, r 4 Milford, struck a utility pole last week on CR 450E near CR 1200 N. Gibbs reported that his auto slid on ice causing him to lose control. , , County police patrolman Jeff Bronsing set damage at S7OO to the Gibbs truck with no estimate given to the utility pole.