The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 October 1974 — Page 4

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Oct. 2,1974

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[ North Webster } I By MARY LEE WILLMAN • I I R. 1 Leesburg

Golden April club lesson is on 'Sewing Notions'

Members of the Golden April Home Extension club met September 24 at the home of Mrs. Bob Danner. Mrs. Brenda Ott assisted the hostess Mrs. Karen Levitz presented garden remarks and a lesson about "Sewing notions." Mrs Danner gave the citizenship report. The health and safety lesson was given by Mrs. Jerry Baker. Roll call response was "Happiness is". Jean Sanders speaks to the Kiwanis club Jesse Huntzinger gave the invocation to open the September 23 meeting of Lakeland Kiwanis club. “Happy Birthday ” was sung to Lorin Badskey A meeting of the board was held following the regular business meeting The upcoming travelogues were discussed The first travelogue will be October 30 at Wawasee high school Jean Sanders, Warsaw, was guest speaker She discussed art as a hobby or investment She stressed people should educate themselves to really enjoy and profit from art. Guests present were Jim Bell. D. R Siarbean and Mark Sanders Barbee church prayer breakfast to be Saturday Barbee Community church family prayer breakfast will be held October 5 at the church The ladies of the church will prepare and serve the meal Dorthea Kurth hostess for hobby club Dorthea Kurth, r 1 Leesburg, was hostess for the September 25 meeting of Tippecanoe Township hobby club Candle holders, wind bonnets, dusters and other items were worked on for the Christmas bazaar A sack lunch was served at noon Guests present were Mrs. Pauline Gunkle. Marion Mrs. Allan Hart and Mrs Lucille Hobell, Leesburg; and Mrs. Allene Cavanaugh. Dania. Fla Pythian Sisters meet September 23 Mrs Thelma McCorkle presided at the September 23 meeting of North Webster Pythian Sisters. A short business meeting was held Plans were discussed for the upcoming October convention Mrs. Russell Moore served refreshments

Commercial Residential LAKELAND REMODELING 2® Years Experience AU kinds of interior and exterior remodeling. We specialize in room additions and roofing and siding. Experienced in store fronts and commercial remodeling. Everett Beck Call 219-834-4590 Mental Health BRIDGE TOURNAMENT October 13 I would like to enter the contract bridge tournament to be held October 13 at South Shore Golf club. Name ■■ — My partner will be ... —- I enclose a contribution per couple of 15 for the Kosciusko Comity Mental Health Association. Make checks payable to the Mental Health Association. Tax deductible. Mail to: Ralph Clingaman r 1 box 223 Syracuse. Ind. 46567

During the business session money making projects were discussed Several members received gifts from their secret pals Mrs. Sam Lahman received a gift Mrs Jim Demske will be hostess for the October meeting. Roll call response for the October meeting will be “Bring a trick or a treat for your secret pal " Youth Walk for "hunger* The youth of North Webster United Methodist church participated in the "CROP walk for the hungry”. , The 15 mile walk took place September 28 and extended from the church, around Ridmger Lake and back to the church. Beta Psi plans for convention Members of Beta Psi chapter of lambda Chi Omega met September 24 at Camelot Hall. North Webster During the business session plans were discussed for the state convention to be held at Warsaw in October Further plans were made for the sorority sponsored dance to be held November 9. All proceeds will go to charity. The group decided to purchase blue velvet draperies for the stage area of Camelot Hall in the International Palace of Sports. North Webster Rehearsal was held to prepare for the national inspection to be held at a local restaurant on October 22 > Mrs. John Bockman and Mrs. William Whistler served refreshments. COMMUNITY NEWS Mrs. Pauline Castello. Kokomo, recently spent two days visiting with her sister. Mrs. Ruth Boyer Leesburg Mrs Helen Shields, r I Leesburg, has been released from the hospital and is now recuperating at home. Mrs Allene Cavanaugh. Dania. Fla . is spending several days as the guest of Mr and Mrs Allan Hart, r 1 Leesburg. Lee Sharp was honored September 22 althe Sunday morning service Webster United Methodist church when ’ the congregation sang “Happy Birthday” to him in recognition of his 80th birthday. A United Methodist district youth rally will be held October 6 at Epworth Forest A seminar for "Successful Christian Living” was held last Sunday evening and Tuesday, evening at North Webster United Methodist church —NW—i ARABS UNITE On Feb. 14, 1958, Iraq and Jordan merged into union known as the Arab Federation

Open house Friday, Saturday at Cardinal Learning Center

The board of directors of the Council for the Retarded of Kosciusko County. Inc., have announced the dates for an open house of the recently completed addition to Cardinal Center located at 504 N. Bay drive, Warsaw. General open house will be held from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 4 and 5, and after the dedication ceremony oh Sunday, Oct. 6. until 8 p.m. All work stations will be functional, showing actual subcontracts being performed in the workshop and youngsters being taught in the pre-school program It is hoped that the special education cooperative program being carried on by the school corporations will also be in operation. On Sunday at 2:30 p.m. the formal dedication of the

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facility will take place. The dedication speaker will be Harold Russell, chairman of the President's committee on employment of the handicapped, Washington, D. C. Russell has served as chairman of the committee since April 18, 1964. He was appointed chairman by President Lyndon Johnson and reappointed by President Richard Nixon. He was vice president from 1962 to 1964. being appointed by President John F. Kennedy. The committee was established in 1947 and has the responsibility for promoting employment opportunities for the physically handicapped, mentally retarded and mentally restored. It is made up of more than 600 publicspirited citizen organizations and individuals representing all

walks of life in America. Russell, who lost both hands in a war-time training accident in the army, skyrocketed to fame and became a national symbol of courage in meeting the challenge of disability when he was selected to portray the roll of Homer Parrish, a handless sailor in the movie. “The Best Y’ears of Our Lives.” The role was largely based on Russell’s own experiences in overcoming the handicap. Following the dedication, tours of the facility will still be available to any who want to see and learn. Clients will be at their work stations and staff members will be available to explain the functions of different parts of the building. It is hoped that many community citizens who have not as yet learned about Cardinal

Center will tsike this opportimity to visit and observe. Swerves to miss deer hits utility pole County officers investigated a one-car mishap early Thursday morning about one mile north of North Webster causing $l,lOO damage to the auto which hit a utility pole in swerving to miss a deer on the highway. Roger E. Cormican. 24, r 4 Syracuse, reported the incident to authorities and Gerry Moser investigated. First aid responds Members of the first aid unit at Syracuse resjxjnded to a call at 6:50 Thursday evening for Anna Trowbridge on Warner road east of Syracuse. Possible heat exhaustion due to intense heat while canning was listed as the possible cause for the woman, a local physician was called, and she was taken to Goshen hospital.

Burning trash-grass causes alarm Thursday

Burning trash at the Evans residence on Seventh street, started a grass fire at 1:27 Wednesday afternoon causing alarm by a neighbor due to location of the fire being near storage tanks for Sunoco.

Two hit-runs are reported

Syracuse police investigated reports of two separate hit-run accidents over the week end causing nearly S6OO in damages. The auto belonging to Charles and Pearl Mikel of r 2 Nappanee was damaged $95 on the left side while parked near Marise s at the south edge of Syracuse, and reported at 10:15 a m. Saturday. Damage was set at SSOO to the left side of a 1969 Oldsmobile operated by Christie L. Carr, 17, 123 E. Shore drive, Syracuse, early Sunday morning.

Syracuse firemen responded to the call, extinguished the fire, and advised parties responsible not to burn at that site, adding all trash could be put out for regular weekly pick up service in the town. 7

She reported to officers her northbound car was hit by a southbound auto on Lingofelter road east of Syracuse, and the other driver did not stop or report to the police of the mishap. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mock and Mrs. Wanita Blackbum of r 3 Syracuse have returned to their home after accompanying Mrs. Harry Walker from Tippecanoe Lake to her home in Hillsboro, 111.