The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 14, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 May 1974 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL— Wed., May 1.1974

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j North Webster j J By MARY LEE WILLMAN J R. 1 Leesburg J

Kiwanis club has anniversary party April 22 Dr R. F. “Dutch” Struck was guest speaker at the April 22 Lakeland Kiwanis ladies night and anniversary party. Nelson Hunt gave the invocation. George Davis gave highlights of the Lakeland club and told of the club s growth, projects and progress. Group singing was led by Chris Koher. with Mrs. David Everts at the piano. Special guests present were Mr and Mrs Loren Badskey. past international president; Mr and Mrs. Paul Kahler. governor elect; and Mr. and Mrs Graham Kreicher. Guests were also present from North Manchester, Bremen, Columbia City, Plymouth. Nappanee. Warsaw. Atwood and Goshen. 4-H club attends crafts classes Wee Webster Workers 4-H club attended craft classes April 20 at Syracuse The group learned decoupage The decoupage items along with other craft projects, will be entered in the 1974 county fair.

Vote For Harry M. VanHemert Republican t andidate Turkey t. reek Township Yssessor - Vrjo»*>t »0 •**>' »"<3 •tieytinf vo '**»» ’•»»«»•«■» *'« yelwji’KS »«»•))* Primary Election May T. 1971 p«.a For By M

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Recognition dinner May 15 at Singing Hills Girl Scout leaders recognition dinner will be held May 15 in the new dining hall at Singing Hills Camp ground. All Girl Scout leaders, per sonnei and spouses are invited to attend. 4-H club helps with tornado clean-up Wee Webster Workers 4-H club members held a “Clean up day” on April 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ray Ferverda The Ferverda property suffered wind and debris damage during the recent tornado. DAY CAMP TO BE HELD Girl Scout Camp will be held June 10 through 14 at Whispering Pines Camp Ground. North Webster Sally Wise is day camp three tor . Pythian sisters hold meeting Alice Kissinger and Catheryn Bause were hostesses for the • recent meeting of North Webster Pythian Sisters. General business and financial reports were discussed Thelma McCorkle and Ethel Engle gave the convention report »& announced that Mary Rensberger and Mrs McCorkle are chairmen of the card party to be held May l. at the K of P hall. North Webster

Field day set on May 11 at Goshen North Webster Girl Scouts will participate in an Interassociation field day on May 11 from 9:30 a m. till 2:30 p.m. at Elkhart county fairgrounds, Goshen. Activities will include relayraces, leader games and tricycle races. Girl Scouts are active North Webster Girl Scout Service Unit members met April 23. Mrs. Richard Goins is Service Unit chairman. Activities were discussed. They follow: “Keep America Beautiful Day” was observed April 27 by

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Junior troop 178. The Scouts raked yards for shut ins. Mrs. Janet Breece and Mrs. Terry Book supervised the activities. Brownie Troop 167, under the direction of Mary Harrel, is engaged in a flower growing project. Brownie Troop 101 under the leadership of Marlene Charlton, is working on various Mother's Day projects. Members of both brownie troops are working toward their discovery badges. Brownie Troop 63 under the supervision of Mildred Gray, will hold a skating party the last of May. A play will be presented for first grade Brownie Scouts mi May 8s North Webster Girl Scouts will go camping at Singing Hills camp. Middlebury, May 11 and 12. Girl Scouts enjoy hike North Webster Junior Girl Scout troop 178 enjoyed a recent hike from North Webster out to

the Tippecanoe Baptist camp. The girls went exploring and learned knot tiring. Mrs. N. R. Niles hostess for Homemakers Mrs. N. R. Niles was hostess for the recent meeting of Efficient Homemakers home extension club. Mrs. Ira Nine assisted the hostess. Mrs. James Kline gave the meditation. Reports were given by Mrs. Jerry Minton, health and safety; Mrs. Joe Shock, garden remarks ; and Mrs. Kip Sullivan, citizenship. Mrs. Sullivan also gave the lesson. The lesson topic was “Health food." Roll call response was “An April fool prank I pulled.*’ During the business session the second reading of additions to the constitution were approved and voted on Mrs. Vernon Zurcher was a guest. v

Eunice Haskin, Ann Engle are new members Eunice Haskin and,Ann Engle were accepted as new members of Beta Psi Chapter of Lambda Chi Omega sorority during a candlelight ceremony held recently at Camriot Hall. North Webster. Plans for the upcoming September convention were discussed. Refreshments were served by Drioris Bachelder and Lynn Ann Hinesley. Mrs. Louis Gee hostess for Hobby club Members of Tippecanoe Township Hobby club met April 23 at the home of Mrs. Louis Gee, Little Barbee. A sack lunch was served at

noon. Mrs. Goldie Hunnicut and Mrs. Tam Reynolds demonstrated how to crochet granny squares. Craft projects for the Christmas bazaar were discussed. —NW— Miss Joyce Halsey of r 2 Ligonier, Mrs. Dallas Kitson, Mrs. Clinton Gilbert and Miss Sharon Gilbert, all of Syracuse, went to Chicago Saturday on a dinner-theater tour. They saw Caesar Romero in “Three Angels’’.

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Leesburg woman hits deer Damage was listed at SIOO to an auto driven by Marjorie A. Hepler, 31, r 2 Leesburg, when die struck a deer on SR 15 north of Warsaw. The accident occurred at 8:45 p.m. April 20. The Hepler woman was not injured. LAKELAND LOCAL Dr. and Mrs. Herschell R. Coil have returned to their r 4 Syracuse home from a winter stay at Brandenton, Fla,