The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 December 1975 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. Dec. 3,1975

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

Mrs. Miller entertains Backwater Friends club

Mrs Basil Miller was hostess for the recent meeting of Backwater Friends home Extension club. Mrs. Esther Rider assisted the hostess. Dixie Likens, vice president, opened the meeting with the pledge to the American flag and the home ec creed. Devotions were given by Mrs Rider. Roll call response was: “Something I’m Thankful For” and “What I Would Like my Secret Sister To Give Me For Christmas “ Mayzil Miller led the group in singing the song of the month Reports were given by: Elizabeth Leach. garden remarks; Mayzil Miller, cultural arts; Sara Rhoades, citizenship; Rosie Mort. Christmas bazaar

Anniversary meeting held by Efficient Homemakers

Members of Efficient Homemakers home extension club attended their annual anniversary dinner party held recently in a local restaurant Betty Gangor read anniversary meditations She selected inKiwanis club has meeting The November 24 meeting of Lakeland Kiwanis club opened with the group singing of America ” The invocatiorp***.. given by George Davis. It was announced that Dick Melbum has been assigned to the major emphasis committee Perfect attendance pins were presented to Ron Richey, two years; Don Martin, five years; and Bob Day. six years “Happy Birthday” was sung to A C. Underwood and Ray Finkbiner Members were asked to remember the fish fry being sponsored December 8 by the major emphasis committee. Everyone should take his table service and a dish of cole slaw, potato salad, relish or pie Walter Tompkins was accepted as a new member. Meditations on the meaning of Thanksgiving were given by Paul Steele. Ray Finkbtner. Jay Boyer and Sherm Bryant Ray Plummer presented the lighted Indiana Freedom Torch to the Lakeland group on behalf of the Warsaw Kiwanis The lighted torch will be passed on to the Kiwanis club at Goshen

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and fall luncheon. Members were asked to remember items for the “Shut-In Christmas Basket” project The lesson “Medical Facts for Women” was given by Dr. Richard Cross of the Kosciusko Medical Center. Secret pal gifts were distributed Guests present were Mrs. Russell Wilson, Frances Long. Vicki Rengenberg and Mrs. Richard Cross. The Christmas meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Mama Hollar A gift exchange will be held. Secret sisters will be revealed and new secret sister names drawn The meeting closed with members repeating the club collect and prayer

teresting excerpts from each past club year. The Christmas party will be held December 18 at 7:30 pm in the home of Rhea Evans Norma Sliger will assist the hostess Betty Lou Shock and Shirley Lantz are co-chairmen for the program. A gift exchange will be held and secret pals revealed. Church has Thanksgiving dinner North Webster Church of the Brethren’s annual Thanksgiving dinner was held November 23 in the church social room. Approximately 55 persons attended. The room was decorated in shades of brown and gold. Pumpkins and gourds highlighted the serving tables Figures of pilgrims adorned the walls Following dinner a program of music was presented by the “Messenger Men,” a quartet from the Millersburg Mennonite church Members of the dinner planning committee were Mr and Mrs Harry Miller. Vida Richcreek and Ruth Rose. COMMUNITY NEWS Leonard Ansbach, Altoona, Pa., was Thanksgiving day guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Willman and family, r 1 Leesburg -NWJuvenile girl booked at county jail A Syracuse girl. 17 years of age. was booked at the county jail Saturday on juvenile charges on authority of probation officer Paul Grimme. She was later released to her parents.

1976 schedule announced for Beer school

Beer’s professional school of real estate has announced the 1976 schedule of classes for locations in the northern half of Indiana. The school invites area persons to become real estate brokers with “our proven ’4-E formula* experience, expertise, education and enthusiasm.” The school offers a program of continuing education designed as an intensive and comprehensive course to prepare its students to take and pass the Indiana real estate broker’s exam and to obtain their license. The course runs for eight weeks, on the same night each week, for a three-hour block from 7 to 10 p.m. except the January classes which will run for seven weeks from 6:30 to 10 p.m. due to the holiday conflicts

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The courses will be offered three times in 1976 to coincide with the immediate several weeks prior to each trf the three state exams given in Indianapolis. The dates of the state exams are tentatively set for February 24, July 13 and September 21. Consequently, the starting dates for the courses would be the first week in January, the second week in May and the third week in July. The staff follows: Dr. Kenneth Beer is the administrative director of the school. He is a former high school teacher and administrator as well as a college instructor and has had wide experience in the adult and vocational education fields. His wife Lynn is currently a

public school teacher. She was vital in the founding of the school and is the staff math consultant. Rich Stoller Was a former teacher and is now president of Horizons Unlimited in Syracuse. He has been successful in the real estate business as a builder, developer and broker. Andrea Stoller is also a former public school teacher. She is now an officer of Horizons Unlimited and is active in the business with her husband. Classes for January will be offered in the South Bend area. Fort Wayne area. Warsaw area and the Anderson-Muncie area if a minimum of 10 students are enrolled. The May and July classes will be offered in the above locations as well as the Lafayette area and

the Valparaiso-Michigan City area. Persons interested in the classes should contact Ken Beer at box 374 Milford, Ind. 46542. Kills deer with car Mrs. Hubert Kirkdorfer of r 4 Syracuse was southbound on CR 33 near CR 133 in Elkhart county at 5:40 p.m. Sunday when a deer bounded onto the roadway in front of her auto. She told county officers who investigated that she was unable to miss the animal which was killed due to impact. Damage to the Kirkdorfer car was estimated at S2OO.

Citizens band radio stolen from truck

Elkhart county officers investigated the theft of a citizens band radio from a locked truck parked at the Theo Thomas residence on the ElkhartKosciusko county line road Tape deck and tapes stolen Allen Tehan of Precision Automotive on Chicago street in Syracuse reported to Syracuse police Monday afternoon of a tape deck and eight track tapes being taken from a van. Entry was gained through the rear doors of the vehicle.

northeast of Syracuse. Thomas told officers the truck was locked. The vehicle was parked in the Thomas drive and the radio must have been taken sometime Saturday night or early Sunday morning. Value of the CB was estimated at $l6O. Jeff Virgil places fifth Jeff Virgil, Leesburg, placed fifth in his class, carcass division, at the Hoosier beef show in Indianapolis on November 21. He had not placed in the live show judging held on November 6.