The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 June 1974 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., June 19.1974

| North Webster | I By MARY LEE WILLMAN | R. 1 Leesburg |

Perfect attendance awards given at North Webster

The following students at North Webster elementary school were presented with perfect attendance awards for the 1973-74 school year: Angela Spangle, kindergarten ; Mike Black, grade one; David Hollingsworth. Lofty Hunter, Susan Fawleyk, David Blackwell and Kim Lewallen, grade two; Kevin Spry, Steve Williams. Rick Shepherd, Rick Conway. Melanie Carr, and Jim Howe, grade three; Beth Walker, Tom Bailey. Mary Meyers. Susan Richards, Lori Staley, Susan Payne, Brian Geiger, Greg Gant and Sieve Northrup, grade four; Joe Clark, Jeff Hollee, Stacy Kuhn. Larry Leslie, John Locke. Tim Rhodes, Ronda Harris. Karen Hummel, Mary Packer. Kevin Walker. David Coy. David Searer. Brenda Hunter. Shad Hunter and Scott Ousley, grade five.

Kiwanis club to attend ball game in Chicago

Ron Owens gave the invocation to open the June 10 breakfast meeting of Dikeland Kiwanis dub Jon Roberts received a pin for two years perfect attendance and a pin for four years perfect attendance was given to George Davis It was announced that plans have been, completed for a group trip to a ball game at Comisky Park on July 20. The Lakeland Kiwanis golf outing will be held at the South Shore Country dub on July 13. After the game dinner will be served at the country club for players and their wives. Happy birthday was sung to Nelson Hunt Jerry Badskey discussed the Past Chiefs meet June 10 North Webster Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters met June 10 at the home of Mrs. Russell Moore Mrs Effie Vanator was a guest Mrs Harry Bause. president, was in charge of the business meeting. Mrs Myrtle Greisinger, secretary, read the minutes of the May meeting Mrs Moore read a poem about Father's day Following the social hour refreshments were served. The July meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Russell Engle TIRMITtS UNIVERSAL TERMITE CONTROL Ph 257-7372 311 S. Inion Si Warsaw Or Allied Lbr. Co. (Formerl» Conn 4 Bwftri Co > Phone 157-3331 Syracuse Or Anderson Paint And Supply Co. Syracuse

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Fitness Awards Girls who were awarded certificates and the standard emblem for having equaled or exceeded the 50th percentile in the Youth Fitness test program designed by the American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation are: Annette Mock. Brenda Hunter, Karla Knafel, Debbie Carey, Tracy Dragoo, Jennifer Connolly, Linda Shock and Kathy Davis. Boys who were awarded the standard emblem for having equaled or exceeded the 50th percentile in the Youth Fitness Test Program designed by the American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation are: Scott Ousley, John Weeks and Kevin Walker. Bob Mort and John Locke were awarded the Presidential award certificate for outstanding physical fitness.

Webster Lake weed control program.

Webster Lake weed control program A theater party for Kiwanis members and their wives and guests has been planned for August 25. Reservations are still available. Diane Wajdyla was a guest speaker. She discussed the County 4-H day camp. She introduced Jim Jones and Joyce Norris, two of her assistants, who spoke about their areas of interest. The Kiwanis club provides financial assistance to further the 4-H day camp program. Guests present were John McClure. Huntington; Chester Smith, North Webster; Garrett Eppley, Rec Rexford, Warren Garner, Ralph Mcßride and Robert Tulley, all from North Manchester North Webster students receive attendance awards The following North Webster junior high students received perfect attendance awards for the 1973-74 school year: Grade eight — Sharon Brockhoff. Rick Bowling. Steve Charlton and LeAnn Harris. Grade seven — Mary Baumlee, Carmen Bryant, Cathy Conway, Linda Engl eberth. Lisa Gant, Charles Kruger. Chris Kruger. Nanette McGlynn. Denise Vanator, Doug Walker. Grade six — Spry, Nancy Brockhoff, Mike Coy, Brenda Iden, Tim Martin and Eric Shepherd. Vehicles collide at North Webster Autos driven by Joseph C. Longenecker, 19, r 1 North Webster and Randy Bunch, 19, Bluffton, collided Friday evening at the intersection of Indiana 13 and Epworth Forest road at the north edge of North Webster. County officers investigated and listed damage at $250 to the North Webster car and SSO to the Bunch auto.

Mrs. Enyeart at district ALA meeting Mrs. Elenor Enyeart attended the American Legion Auxiliary meeting held at Demott on June 12. The North Webster American Legion post will host the September district meeting Initiation New auxiliary members were initiated during ceremonies held June 4 at North Webster American Legion. CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank all our neighbors and friends of the Barbee area who kept such close watch over me and told my wife everything I did while I was recuperating from surgery Robert D. Williamson -NW— The greatest mistake a man can make is to sacrifice health for any other adventure.

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Two promoted in NIPSCo's Goshen district GOSHEN — Richard L. Deisch and Robert L. Firestone, both of Goshen, have been promoted in Northern Indiana Public Service company’s Goshen district, Robert Zeldenrust, division manager, has announced. Deisch was promoted to gas crew supervisor and Firestone was advanced to assistant general gas distribution supervisor They both report to Joseph J. Schrock, general gas distribution supervisor. Firestone began his NIPSCo career in 1960 as a helper in the construction department and was promoted to construction mechanic “C” in 1961. In 1967 he was appointed construction mechanic “A" and in 1968 moved up to construction electrician “B”. Firestone was advanced to

gas crew supervisor in the Goshen District in 1970. Born in Syracuse, Firestone graduated from Syracuse high school. He served in the U.S. Army in Germany and was discharged as a specialist fourth class. Firestone is a member of the Syracuse Lodge 454, Free and Accepted Masons and the Scottish Rite, Fort Wayne. Robert and his wife. Nancy, have a daughter, and they attend Saint Mark's United Methodist church. David A. Gibbs in Kirch Gons KIRCH GONS. GERMANY — Army private David A. Gibbs. 17. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gibbs. Milford, is serving with the 30th armored division in Kirch Gons, Germany. Pvt. Gibbs is a mechanic in headquarters company of the division s first brigade. His wife. Cindy, lives in Syracuse.

Anniversary, Father's day are observed Father’s day and the 28th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Ganger of Goshen were observed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Good of Milford on Sunday with a carry-in dinner. Other guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Payne and son and Miss Lee Ann Ganger of Goshen; Miss Lynn Ganger and Tom McDonald of Muncie; Lt. and Mrs. Steve Ganger and family formerly of WrightPatterson AFB, Dayton, Ohio. The Steve Gangers left Monday for Hanscom Field, an air force base near Boston. Mass. A mountain climber is a fellow who will climb to any height to get a nosebleed.

Deep water causes single car accident

County police Sgt. Richard Mikel investigated a single vehicle accident Friday night involving Rick L. Graff, 19, Milford. The mishap, which occurred on CR 1300 N, one half mile east of CR 300E, was attributed to deep water on the road.

Graff was westbound on CR 1300 N when he hit the deep water and lost control of the auto which left the road and ran through a barbed wire fence and into a bean field on the R. Burke farm. Damage was estimated at S2OO to the auto and S2O to the fence. No injuries were reported.