The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 21, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 June 1975 — Page 4

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. June 18.1975

; North Webster ( I By MARY LEE WILLMAN R. 1 Leesburg

Conservation club sponsoring program on safety on lakes

All interested persons are invited to attend a special meeting being sponsored by Barbee Conservation club. ’ The meeting will be held June 21 at 1 pm. at Barbee conservation club building Sgt. Larry Morris of the state conservation department will be guest speaker. He will discuss

Barbee Hoosiers discusses fund raising project

The summer fund raising project was discussed briefly during the recent June meeting of Barbee Hoosier club The ladies met at Barbee Conservation club building Mrs Ruth Butler, president, Sunshine club has picnic dinner Mrs James Little. Chapman Lake, was hostess for the recent meeting of Sunshine home extension club. Mrs. Leslhe Orr assisted the hostess A picnic dinner was served and business meeting held in the front yard of the borne by the lake Mrs Lloyc| Hively led in group singing of “America the Beautiful.” The pledge to the American flag was led by Mrs William Engleberth Roil call response was “How 1 Met My Husband ” Mrs Ray Kilgore gave the citizenship report Mrs Richard Williamson discussed cultural arts. During the business session plans were discussed for using the "green thumb" symbol to advertise the Farmers Market. Homemakers camp was also discussed A report on the president’s Council meeting was given by Mrs Engleberth The ladies voted to make a donation to the Cardinal Center and to provide food for the 4-H picnic The next meeting will be held July 15 at the home of Mrs. Harold Mullington Mary circle takes recess for summer Mary circle of North Webster United Methodist church will not meet during June, July and August. The next regular meeting is scheduled for September 11 with Mrs Verle Wilkey as hostess Peggy Willman hostess for party Miss Peggy Willman was hostess for a splash party held June 10 at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Tom W'illman. r 1 Leesburg Those attending were Carol Sand and Connie Sand. Warsaw and Landa Pound and Karen Potxid. Oswego

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boaters, skiers and fisherman on the lakes, their rights and responsibilities, state laws, rules and regulations All campers, vacationers and residents of the Barbee area and any other interested persons are urged to attend the special session

was in charge of the business session There were 17 members present for the carry-in dinner and social hour Mrs Edna Roager and Mrs Stella Risser were in charge of arrangements for the dinner Miriam circle meets in home of Mrs. Walker .Members of Miriam circle of North Webster United Methodist church met June 9 at the home of Mrs. Ralph Walker. Mrs Wanda Luke gave devotions A program “To Create and Recreate” was given with Mrs. Ralph Haines as leader It was announced that Miriam circle will not meet during July and August The next regular meeting will be held September 8 with Mrs Luke as hostess Eection of officers will be held. Sechrest 65 dub meets in home of Mrs. W. Shoemaker Mrs William Shoemaker was hostess for the recent meeting of Sechrist 65 home extension club Mrs. Larry Teghtmeyer assisted the hostess Devotions were given by Mrs Steve Williams Roll call response was "A gadget 1 wish someone would invent.” A lesson on “How to Buy Furniture" was presented by Mrs William Haney Reports , were given by Mrs David Everts, cultural arts; Mrs. Shoemaker, health and safety; and MH. Luther Allen, garden remarks: A group chscussion was held concerning flags and flag day. Officers Installed Installation of officers was held The new officers are: Mrs Philip Cripe — president Mrs. Everts — vice president Mrs Gene Gauthier — secretary treasurer A dinner and theater party with husbands as iiWited guests is, planned for July. There will be no regular meeting during July and August

Missionary to Jamaica, former pastor, visits at Barbee church

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Imbach and family, Mandeville, Jamaica, have left to visit relatives at Kamloops, British Columbia, after spending several days as guests at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Bryce Foster. Leesburg. The Imbachs are serving as missionaries to Jamaica where they are associated with the West Indies Missions and Jamaica Bible college. Mr. Imbach was formerly assistant pastor at Barbee Community church. On June 11th he presented a program of colored slides at the church outlining the mission work being

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done in Jamaica. Following the program a time of fellowship was held. "Happy Birthday" was sung to Norman Lakness. church music director. Kiwanis dub plans for ladies night in August During the June 9 meeting of Lakeland Kiwanis club George Davis announced that Kiwanis ladies night will be held August 17. A theater party is being planned.

Ray Finkbiner was presented with a four year pin for perfect attendance. Prior to coming to . the Lakeland club he had eight I years of perfect attendance. “Happy Birthday" was sung to Tim Hunt. Dick Walker and Howard Faust. Reports were given by John Clear. Don Martin and Jay Boyer. Holys Moon, a staff member at Indiana Farm Bureau and director of legislative activities was guest speaker He discussed laws passed by the 1974 state legislature and what the 1975 legislature did and attempted to do to make some corrections. Guests present were Jim Teghtmeyer, Bill Webber, Ralph Bennett, Paul Fry and Ferman Orcutt, Columbia City; Bob

Hinshaw, Ray Plummer. Lew Luckenbill. Jim Bell. R. R. Phillips, Ralph Hall, J. L. Ringo, Herman Hoyt. M. Stuart and Bill Male, Warsaw and Oliver Will, Hmtington. Freedom pledge is topic for Pythian Sisters Mrs. Thelma McCorkle, most excellent chief, read a poem about the freedom pledge during the June 9 meeting of North Webster Pythian Sisters. Arrangements were made for Fellowship night to be held June 23. A salad bar is being planned. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Verlin Bockman Mrs. Howard Bockman and Martha Bockman.

Mrs. C. Kaufman is hostess for Esther circle meeting

Mrs. Cecil Kaufman was hostess for the June 11 meeting of Esther circle of North Webster United Methodist church. Roll call was from the book of Psalms. A program was presented entitled “Health Care for the

Lydia circle hears health nurse

Mrs. Jerry Piper and Mrs. Agnes Peacock were co-hosts for the June 10 meeting of Lydia circle of North Webster United Methodist church. Devotions were given by Mrs.

Whole Person.” Mrs. J. T. Frost served as lesson leader. There will be no regular meeting during July and August. A picnic is planned for September 12 with Peg Benson and Rowena Johnson as hostesses.

Jesse La Count. Barbara Clouse was guest speaker. She discussed and Health.” The next meeting will be held July 8.