The Mail-Journal, Volume 14, Number 31, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 August 1977 — Page 12

THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., August 24,1977

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

Tippy Homemakers hold 'Christmas in August'

Tippecanoe Township Extension Homemakers CJub held a "Christmas In August" party dn August 17, at a local restaurant. Members of the planning committee were Nema Collins, chairman; Edna Lawson. Fanny Scoville and Dorthea Kurth. Each lady brought a wrapped Christmas gift for her secret pal. The gifts were placed around a Christmas tree adorned with ornaments brought by members A wrought iron basket filled with greenery and featuring white candles in green glass candle holders, highlighted the officers table. Favors of red felt roses with green leaves were used as individual napkin rings. Happy Birthday was sung to ladies having birthdays in August with organ accompaniment by Mabie Gee They were presented with gifts from their secret pals Tickets were distributed for the upcoming theater party. Reservations were 4 taken for the fall trip. Clare Brodderick is chairman for the event. Registration blanks for Homemakers Camp were also distributed Ladies winning ribbons at the county fair are asked to take them to the September meeting so group photographs can be taken for the club scrapbook Mrs Gee gave devotions en

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daF(spen Hornet ■mJ Sunday, August 28, 1977 |Bm 12 To 3 P.M. rHwy. 13 — South Os Syracuse to 500 N ( Armstrong Hoad), east to Sullivan Road. IK\ r— aouth to 450 N. east to Robert Lewis Drive, south, follow "■ signs. j— 11 - ill Irish lake front, white. vinyl «*ided ranch with black shutters. 2 bedrooms. m baths, utility room, garage with auto, opener. 27" kitchen cabinets, attic fan. niceh decorated and landscaped. No. 2694. bSee You Sunday, August 28 Host: Don Scarbeary LARKY ITJ In

titled "Christmas Meditation". She read from Matthew 1:21. Following dinner Margaret Welker led group singing with organ music provided by Mrs. Gee. Tbe ladies sang: “Joy To The World", way In A Manger”. “Oh Little Town of Bethlehem.” “Silent Night” and "Dashing Through The Snow.” Josephine Henry was a guest. Christmas gifts were opened and displayed The door prize was presented to Mary Lou Cotton. The rest of the afternoon was spent playing games The September meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Ruth Boyer Fall round-up set at UM Church Marianne Watson, UMW membership chairman at North Webster United Methodist Church, has announced that the “Fall Round-up” will be held September 20. Rosemary Dashiell, district president, will be guest speaker. All ladies of the church, as well as prospective new members, are welcome to attend

Thrifty Homemakers learn about safety

Mrs. Walter Davis was hostess for the August 17 meeting of Thrifty Homemakers Home Extension Club. Safety during electrical storms was discussed by Ruby Riemersma as the health and safety lesson. Mrs. Lewis Crofts cultural arts topic was “James Whitcomb Riley.”

Barbee Cottage Owners to hold open meeting

An open meeting, with the public urged to attend, will be held at 2 pm., August 27, at Barbee Conservation Club building. The meeting is being sponsored by Barbee Cottage Owners Association. Retirement confab set A Creative Retirement Conference will be held September 6, 7, 8 and 9, at Epworth Forest. Further information may be obtained by calling the office at North W’ebster United Methodist Church. Mrs. Patterson entertains for Crossroads Crossroads Extension Homemakers Club members met August 16 in the home of Mrs. Neva Patterson: Devotions were given by Burrlene Harris. Discussion was held concerning the groups recent ride around Webster Lake on the Dixie Boat. Roll call response was what country I would like to visit and why. The county extension homemakers constitution was read by Louise Martin. Bertha Lozier presented garden remarks. Mrs. Robert Stump was a guest. The September meeting will be held in the home of Bernie Senger. Chelsea Buckmaster visiting relatives Miss Chelsea Buckmaster, is spending two weeks visiting with her grandmother and greatgrandmother. Mrs. Linda Silvey and Mrs. Virginia Mosier, both of Leesburg Chelsea is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Buckmaster. Union City. Ohio.

Destruction of this year’s tomato crop by insects and disease was the theme of Mrs. Paul Rager s garden remarks. Ethel Muhhollen was welcomed as a new member. The door prize of a potted African violet was presented to Mrs. Forest Tinkey Mrs. Tinkey will be hostess for the September meeting.

Thames Mauzy and an official from the state department of natural resources are being invited to attend. One of the topics to be discussed concerns the open speed limit and water skiing regulations now in effect on the Barbee Lakes. Property owners will be given an opportunity to express their views and ask questions. Any interested person who is unable to attend the meeting may send their questions with a friend or neighbor. COMMUNITY NEWS Goldie Hunnicutt, North Webster, has just returned home from a trip to several Western states. She visited relatives in Oklahoma. New Mexico and California. North Webster United Methodist Church UMW executive committee will meet at 7:30 p.m„ September 1, in the church fellowship room. Nannette Dipert and Frances Bieber attended the choir school held last week at Epworth Forest. Greg Henderson attended Junior High Camp held last week at Epworth Heights. North W’ebster United Methodist Church Family Picnic will be held at 12:30 p.m., September 11, at Epworth Forest Those attending are asked to take a covered dish and their own table service. Tippecanoe Township HobbyClub members will meet August 25 in the home of Mrs. Frank Golden. Barbee Lake Mr. and Mrs. Howard Koenigshof, r 1 Pierceton, have just returned home from a vacation trip to Michigan. Josephine Henry. Anderson, is spending several days visiting at the home of her sisters. Mrs Kay Wilson and Mrs. Lucille Hobell, Barbee Lake. —NW— Cooperation is doing with a smile what you have to do anyway.

Hammersley releases report of July department activities

Kosciusko County Sheriff John E. Hammersley has released the following report for the month of July on activities of his department: The 10 vehicles were driven a total of 25,866 miles. Officers answered 459 complaints plus an additional 31 off duty complaints. They served 281 papers and made 30 traffic arrests. The accident report shows the following: Fatals 2 Cars involved 137 Injured 43 Arrests 1 Total accidents 80 A total of 53 of the accidents were in day light hours, 24 at night and three at dawn or dusk Estimated damages were set at $130,630 with property damages

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RESERVE CHAMPION — Melany Rookstool, 18 year-old daughter of Everett and Julie Rookstool of Warsaw, showed the Reserve Grand Champion Gold Medal Steer on Foot in competition at the 1977 Indiana State Fair. With Melany, is the Indiana Beef Queen.

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HONEY COOKIES (Amish Cookie Recipe) Cream 14 cups margarine Add 2 cups granulated sugar Blend in 2 eggs 4 cup honey 4 tablespoons milk 2 teaspoons vanilla Add 5 cups flour, 3 teaspoons soda, 14 teaspoons salt. 14 teaspoons nutmeg. 14 teaspoons cinnamon. Beat and mix well. Chill, then form dough into balls and dip in milk and then sugar (makes glaze on top). Bake sugar side up in 370 degree oven 8-10 minutes. Let stand briefly before removing from pan. Mrs. Arden W’arner Lake Township Club GLAZED APPLE COOKIES one-third cup butter 1 and one-third cups brown sugar 1 egg 2 cups sifted flour 1 teaspoon baking soda 4 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon cinnamon 4 teaspoon cloves 4 teaspoon nutmeg 1 cup coarsely ground nuts (pecans) 1 cup finely chopped peeled apples

at $6,415 for a total of $137,045 in damages. During the month the countysheriff’s department booked 74 persons at the jail. The state police booked eight persons and city departments booked 73 persons for a total of 155. Os this number 27 were juvenile six were juvenile girls. 107 were adult men and 15 were adult women. Investigations totaled as follows: First degree burglary 5 Second degree burglary 12 Thefts 24 Indecent exposure 2 Aiming a weapon 1 Vandalism 22 Attempted suicide 1 Suicide 2 Arson attempt 1

Here's what's cooking!

1 cup raisins 4 cup milk Beat together butter and brown sugar until light and fluffy. Beat an egg to blend thoroughly. Sift together flour, salt, baking soda, cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg Sift half of the dry ingredients into creamed mixture, stir in pecans, apples and raisins. Then stir in remaining dry ingredients and 4 cup milk, mix well. Drop < from tablespoon 14 inch apart onto lightly greased baking sheet and bake in 375 degree oven, 10 to 12 minutes. Remove to cook and while still warm spread on glaze. Glaze: 14 cup powdered sugar 1 tablespoon butter 24 tablespoons milk 4 teaspoon vanilla Combine confectioners sugar with butter, vanilla and enough milk to make this of spreading consistency. Beat until smooth and spread on warm cookie. This recipe makes about three dozen cookies. Mrs. Arden Warner Lake Township Club SWEETANDSOUR ZUCCHINI AND CORN 3 small zucchini (cut 4” thick, diagonally) 2 fresh ears corn (cut com off) 4 pound pork sausage 1 large onion (sliced)

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2 tbsp, soy sauce 1 tbsp, lemon juice (Sweet and Sour Sauce added last) Saute onion; add sausage; fry together until sausage is browned; add zucchini; stir and fry together for two minutes, cover and cook three to four minutes. Stir in corn; stir and fry for two minutes. Add 4 cup water; soy sauce and lemon juice; then, sweet and sour sauce made previously. Sweet And Sour Sauce 1 cup sugar 4 cup white vinegar 4 cup water 1 tbsp, chopped green pepper 1 tbsp, red pimento 4 tsp. salt Simmer together in a sauce pan for five minutes. Combine: 2 tsp. cornstarch 1 tbsp, cold water Add to hot sweet and' sour

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mixture and cook until thickened. Cool. Add 1 tsp. paprika. Pour over hot dish. Helen L. Kline ' Charm ’N Chatter Club OLD FASHION SUGAR COOKIES First part: mix well 1 cup shortening 2 eggs 2 cups sugar 1 tsp. soda Second part: sift well together 1 tsp. nutmeg 4 tsp. salt 2 tsp. baking powder As you start mixing the first part with the second part, you gradually add 1 cup buttermilk. Be sure to have enough flour to have a nice soft dough. Roll out at least one-third inch thick. Cut with round cutter. Drop in granulated sugar, place on cookie sheet, with sugar side up. Put a seeded raisin in middle of each one and bake in a moderate oven until straw color. Ruth Jennings Progressive Homemakers jGoing Out j * Os • I Business I * In Our Furniture Store ’ New Mattress And < < fk ’ | Box Spring * OU | | , Carpeting | Bar Stools-Half OH * ' Closets Folding Doors J I $c $7 tw Each w Each | Many Other Items | All Must Go | I DISCOUNT I t MART ] | Uptown Syracuse |