The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 June 1977 — Page 10

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. June 1.1977

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North Webster By MARY LEE WILLMAN

'Lord, Jesus Teach Me* is this year's VBS theme

The theme for this year’s Vacation Bible School at North Webster Church of God is "Lord, Jesus Teach Me.” Teachers will be using: songs, games, puppets. crafts, chemicals flannelgraph and filmstrips to teach the classes. Rev and Mrs Chester Wilson will be present from 7 till 9 p.m. each evening telling "The Parable of Jesus " Yellow Creek's camp schedule given for summer Annalee Reynolds is in charge of registration material for persons from North Webster Church oS God who are planning to attend summer camp at Yellow Creek Lake. The camping schedule for this year is: .Senior High, June 20-24; M-year-V'lds, June 27-July 1; 13-year-olds, July 4-8; 12-year-olds. July 11-15; 11 year-olds, July 1822; 10-y«ar-olds. July 25-28; nine-year-olds, July 28-30 Tippy Hobby Club sees demonstration on 'Wishing Wells' Mrs Frank Kurth was hostess for the May 26 meeting of Tippecanoe Township Hobby Club. Kathleen Weghorst demon strated how to make "Wishing Wells " Mabie Gee showed how to make a fish mobil from ribbons A sack lunch was served at mx>n Committee assignments were made for the coming year Plans were discussed for a club tnp later this summer Graduates are honored Graduates from high school and college were guests of honor at a banquet held May 21 at North Webster Church of God * The "Go-Getters ’ Sunday school class were hosts forthe event. Rich DeWard, Anderson, was a special guest.

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PEO Sisterhood meets at Tippy There were 17 members and one guest present for the May 23 meeting of Chapter DA of PEO Sisterhood. The guest was Flora Jane Stewart. Syracuse. The ladies met in the home of Mrs. Sam Dungan? Lake Tippecanoe Mrs Milo Lightfoot, president, was in charge of the short business session. The program "Heritage of the Land: Foods" was given by Mrs James Corbett. Refreshments were served by Mrs Jess Pritchett. The next meeting will be held' at the home of Mrs M E. VanMeter, Lake Tippecanoe Farewell dinner for Hackneys A Farewell Fellowship for Rev and Mrs Don Hackney was held following the evening worship service at North Webster Church of God on May 29 Hackney has resigned as associate pastor and youth minister of the church ) . ! Beta Psi plans for festival Members of Beta Psi Chapter of Lambda Chi Omega Sobority met May 24 at Camelot Hall. North Webster. Plans were discussed for monev making projects to be held' during the Mermaid Festival It was announced that the convention will be held June 17, 18. and 19. at Peoria, 111 New officers were elected They are: Shirley Fiddler — president Wilma Mitchell — vice president Mary Whisler — treasurer Beverly Hamman — secretary Marty Bockman — corresponding secretary Lynn Beavers — rush captain Pat Strombeck — sergeant alarms ] Barbara Fiddler — chapter editor Susan Baugher chapter reporter

Marge Payne — assistant organizer j Refreshments were served by Vera Haney and Pat Strombeck. The next meeting will be held June 14 at Camelot Hall VBS parade set for tonight A sidewalk parade, featuring a down, will be marching through North Webster at 6 p.m., June 1. The parade is being sponsored by children from North Webster Church of God to promote their Vacation Bible School. There will be decorated scooters, wagons, bikes, tricycles strollers and other vehicles, driven by the kiddies Pre-school children will be accompanied by an adult. Bible school classes will be available for everyone ages three through 103 Nursery care will be provided for children under three Youth Bible study will be in Galations The adults will be studying in Ephesians COMMUNITY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. T D Reynolds. Leesburg, have just returned home from a vacation trip through the Western states Tiie men’s Fellowship from North Webster Church of God held a “Lawn Party" on May 19 John Good, a Gideon from Australia, was guest speaker at the May 29 morning worship service at North Webster Church of God Mrs C D Smith and daughter. Jaimee, Indianapolis, and Pauline Castello. Kokomo, spent last week visiting m the home of Mrs. S G. Boyer. Leesburg. Week end guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Roger Brane, Sechrist Lake, were T L. Sellers and sons. Manon Mr. and Mrs D J. Pinkerton. Barbee Lake, spent last week visiting with relatives in Kentucky. Lakeland Locals Mr. and Mrs James Keller and family of Dowagiac. Mich., formerly of Milford, were week end guests of Mr and Mrs John L. Miller and daughters of Dewart Lake. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Clarence Whirledge and sons of Middlebury and Mrs Chad Hand and daughter of Nappanee Mrs William Nyce of r 3 Syracuse and Bill Smith of Warsaw were Monday dinner ‘ guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Nyce and Vicki of r 1 Milford Hazel Khne of Milford, spent last Wednesday with her cousin. Bessie Rohrer, m Goshen Mrs. Virgil Dowty. Mrs Oliver Replogle, Mrs Noble Fisher and Mrs Dean Dowty of Milford attended the mother-daughter dinner last week at Burr Oak, Mich They were guests of Mrs Dick Currier Mrs Cumer is the daughter of Mrs Dean Dowty Lakeland teenagers in one-vehicle mishap Two Lakeland teenagers. Sonda Moore. 16. of North . Webster, and Daniel Hostetler; 19. Syracuse, were treated and released from Goshen Hospital Friday evening following a onevehicle mishap on CR 33 near CR 50 north of Syracuse at 7:45. Sonda sustained cuts and abrasions in addition to a foot injury; and Hostetler complained of neck and back pain They told officers they lost control of the van and roiled over The Jackson Township ambulance and truck of the Benton Township Fire Department responded to the scene

Vega starts production in new plant

Production of recreational vehicles is new in full swing the. most recent addition to the Vega Corporation's modern manufacturing complex located in the ,60-acre Vega Industrial Park in Syracuse. The newest building, the fourth to be erected by Vega here since its founding in 1968, increases the total area of plants engaged in the production of Vega recreation vehicles and components to 134,900 sq. ft Vega Air Flow, West Wind and Wheelcamper travel trailers are currently being produced in the new 24,000 sq ft. facility, which also houses the Vega administrative staff and the firm’s redesigned Parts and Service Department. Like all Vega manufacturing areas, the new plant has been designed and laid out by industrial engineering specialists to insure maximum production efficiency. Special equipment, designed and built to satisfy the requirements to the unique Vega manufacturing operation, is used to increase production efficiency still more. In addition to travel trailers, Vega manufactures mini motorhomes, truck campers and fold-down camping trailers in Syracuse. sth Wheels and Vacation Park trailers are produced at the firm's MayfairGood sth Wheel Division in White Pigeon. Michigan Start-up of manufacturing in the new plant here is expected to result in a significant increase in Vega production capacity, according So A L Amos, the firm's executive vice president. Cited for driving without license Kevin W Smith. 12. r 4 Syracuse, was involved in an accident on Monday, May 30. at 2:04 pm., at the intersection of SR 13 and CR 530E when the car he was driving slid across the road and into another car operated by Dorene C. Smith. 40. of North Manchester. Kevin Smith had lost control of his car as he was driving south on the state road The car driven by Dorene Smith was sitting at the intersection at the time of the collision. Kevin was cited for operating a motor vehicle without a license. His father, Henry Smith, was also cited for permitting a minor to drive without a license. Carolyn Howard. 36, of North Manchester, was a passenger in the Dorene Smith auto. She received pains in the lower neck area Damage was set at $25 to the Henry Smith auto and $450 to the Dorene Smith vehicle. Hits fence, mailbox Janet M. Weaver, 17. r 2 Syracuse, was involved in a onevehicle accident on Monday, May 30. at 6:10 p.m when she blacked out while driving her car and struck a fence and mailbox. She was taken to Goshen Hospital by Syracuse EMS for abrasions and later released. She was driving on Old Road 8, about one fourth mile east of Old SR 13A, when the black otg occurred. She then crossed over the center line and into property owned by Rex and Ann Yentes, r 2 Syracuse Damage was set at SSOO to 50 feet of wood fence and SSO damage to the mailbox and post. A total of $350 damage was set to the Weaver auto. NAMED CHAIRMAN — Jim Bemenberg. executive director of the United Way of Kosciusko County. Inc., announced the appointment of Ray Plummer, local certified public accountant, as chairman of this year’s budget and admissions committee. The budget and admissions committee will be bolding agency budget hearings at the United Way Office. 518 S. Buffalo Street. Warsaw, during the week of June 13 through June 17. Budget requests are due at the United Way office by June 1 in order to allow the committee lime to review requests made. This year’s committee members are. Carl Zimmerman. First National Bank of Warsaw. Ray Monteith. Monteith Firestone Service; Judith Rosenkranz. 812 Front Street. Syracuse.

I I 1* * * • I • ■L. w'flfw NEW VEGA UNIT — Harold Bartman (left) Vega Corporation’s plant superintendent for Mini Motorhomes and Air Flow and West Wind travel trailers, and Lowell Welty, corporate production manager, take a break in their busy schedules to pose with the first unit — an Air Flow travel trailer — to come off the production line in the firm's newest manufacturing facility in Syracuse. Indiana. Completion of the new plant brings to 134.8 M sq. ft. the area of plants engaged in the production of Vega recreation vehicles and components.

Area students graduate from Grace College

Fifteen area students were among the 118 Grace College students receiving degrees from college president Dr. Homer A. Kent. Jr., during the 1977 commencement exercises Cheryl Cessna Burtoft received the bachelor of arts degree with a major in Mathematics. Cheryl, the daughter of Rev and Mrs Robert Cessna. 4701E. 13th Ave., Gary, and her husband, John, reside in Winona Lake. Sheryl P Coburn, daughter of Rev and Mrs William Patterson of Natalia. Texas, received the bachelor of arts degree with a major in Mathematics, also. She and her husband. Richard, live in Warsaw. Sarah C. Haney received the bachelor of arts degree with a major in French. The 1973 graduate of Warsaw High School is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Paul Haney. 1300 King's Highway. Winona Lake. James R Hocking, son of Rev. and Mrs Don Hocking of Paramount. Calif., received the bachelor of arts degree with a major in speech. He and his wife, Faye, live in Winona Lake. Lillian Faye Hocking received

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the bachelor of music education degree. Faye’s emphasis was in piano. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Herbert Wagner of

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Lorain, Ohio Joann Lynn Hueni, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rassi, of Milford, received the bachelor of arts degree in psychology. She and her husband, Jon. reside in Winona Lake. Rebecca A. Kent received the bachelor of arts degree with a major in psychology. The 1973 graduate of Warsaw High School is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Homer A. Kent. Jr., 305 6th St., Winona Lake. • Ronald J. Scantier received the bachelor of arts degree with a major in B iblical Studies. He and his wife, Vicky, reside in Warsaw. Marjorie E. Cake received the bachelor of science degree with a major in elementary education. The 1973 graduate of Columbia City Join't High School is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jones of Columbia City. She and her husband, Dave, live in Winona Lake. Rudy A. Glingle, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Glingle of Bourbon, received the bachelor of science degree with a major in physical education. The 1972 graduate of Triton High School now resides on r 5 Warsaw with his wife, Bobbie. Roger F. Haeck received the bachelor of science degree with a major in physical education. Roger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haeck, Plymouth, and his wife. Dtibbie. now live in Winona Lake. He is a 1973 graduate of Plymouth High School. Michael D. Longenecker ot

Warsaw received the bachelor of science degree with a major in elementary education. Mark W. Randall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Randall of Warsaw, received the bachelor of science degree with a double major in business and sociology. He is a 1973 graduate of Wawasee High School. Gary B. Woolman, son of Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Woolman of Chico, Calif., received the bachelor of science degree with a major in Business. Gary is a 1973 graduate of Warsaw High School. Steven G. Stauffer received the bachelor of music education degree. The 1973 graduate of Warsaw High School is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stauffer of Warsaw. Society to have tour of Frantz farm The Tippecanoe Audubon Society has been invited again this year for a field trip to the Bob Frantz farm, just east of County Farm Road on SR 14. With a large wooded area, marsh and pond, the farm offers nature study and birding at its best. Sunday, June 5. is the date. All are invited to join the society for this outing. The group will meet at the Pierceton Community Building at 1:45 p.m. Persons wanting more information should call Maureen W. Bagwell, r 3 Warsaw.