The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 May 1979 — Page 12

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 30, 1979

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Jane Schultz to retire after 31 years with United Telephone

Mrs. Harry (Jane) Schultz. Milford, has spent the last 31 years . working for United Telephone in Milford and Syracuse. She will retire on June 1. Mrs. Schultz started working for the telephone company in 1936, shortly after she finished high school. Her first job was as a switchboard operator under Mrs. Larry (Elizabeth) Maloney and Mrs. John f Lillian) Koher in Cromwell At that time she was working in the summers as parttime help In 1948 she worked for the Milford Telephone Company with Mary Cline, telephone agent. From 1948-1963 she was the business office representative for Milford In 1955 the Milford telephone system went dial and eight years later the Milford office closed and she went to Syracuse. She has been at the Syracuse office as business office superintendent and business office administrator since 1963 The job she will be leaving includes duties ot overseeing the billing, service orders, handling all orders which came into the office and general management of the office Before starting at the telephone company full time she worked as

' r - : sbi . \ T IF’jM k 1 Hr Mar * wk/ MF? 1 IPTIV / * 4 ' ?7~ ■ ' JHHPSIr WMBft ▼ \ J ELEMENTARY CHOIR AT MASON HEALTH CENTER — The fifth grade choir from North Webster Elementary School presented a musical program for the Mason Health Center in Warsaw on Friday, May 11. The director of the choir. Karjlyn Metcalf. 36 students and Richard Long, principal, made the trip to Warsaw, to present the program. There were 35 of the 53 residents of the Health Center able to attend the program. The musical numbers presented by the group were announced by Jay Lehman and Jeff Taylor. Songs in the program included “You Light Up My Life”. “Hello Dolly". "My Indiana" and "Candy Man.” During the singing of “Candy Man” the choir members passed out candy to the residents. The Lakeland Kiwanis Citizenship Committee assisted the Health Center and helped seat the reresidents for the program. Committee members making the trip with the fifth grade musicians were Howard McCain, chairman; Ralph Akers. George Davis. Devon Phelps. Forrest Richards, Clifford Terry, Willis Thomas and James Weaver. •» FEED MY SHEEP DAY Sunday, June 3 p-5 'P Lunch At Noon I? ® | Games And Prizes In The Afternoon P. Pre-Registration For VBS 7flf If A Folk Musical JI • By The Youth Choirs At 7 P.M. A Story Os Jesus As Seen Through The Eyes Os The Children Os Zaccaeus VBS — June 11-15 9 A.M.-l 1:30 A.M. Youngsters From Age 2 Through Bth Grade Mail Registration Form To: Carole Moore, P.O. Box 68, Milford 46542 Or Call 658-9151 Or 658-9301 Name Dote Address Zip Age Birthday Phone Next School Grode Regularly Attend Sunday School 9 Where? J . . ' . . ■ ■ . Church Member 9 Where? Father s Nome Church Mother s Name Church Brought By—— -- Transportation Needed 9 — ■ J— ———_l • Sunday School — 9 30 A M. • Morning Worship Services — 10:30 A.M. (Services For All Ages, »■ J Nursery Through Adult) ' jaI’PS. • Sunday Evening Services At 7 P.M. • Family Night Bible Study and I Wild West Program — P.M. Wednesday jROB .'*•>" 'mp f W-x. S'*. Ti Robert Greenwood Richard Brouillette Minister Associate Minister MILFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Fourth And Henry Streets 658-9151 Milford

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a waitress and factory worker but she always came back to the telephone business. A retirement party was given in her honor by the Nappanee 1 District employees at South Shore Golf Club on Friday. May 18. At this special event she was presented with gifts, flowers and cake.

From 51940 until 1957 the Schultzs lived with Harry’s parents, three miles east of Milford on a farm. In 1957 they moved into town and currently live at W7 Henry Street. Milford The couple has one son. John. Warsaw and three granddaughters. Joni, Jacqui and Angela Their daughter. Paula, died March 2.1979

North Webster News

Steven's Puppets at U. M. Church Highlight of the United Methodist Women’s motherdaughter party held recently in the North Webster elementary school cafeteria was a program by the Steven s Puppets. Tables were decorated with felt puppets that were presented to the children present Virginia Osburn served as master of ceremonies Greetings to the mothers were given by Charma Owens Devotions were read by Louise Weaver. Carrie Switzer and Susie Jennings were co-chairmen for the event. Committee members were: Agnes Douthitt. UftfW vice president; Helen Anderson. Barbara Hunt. Anna Boyer. Laurie Smith. Marie Horn. Jeannett Miller and Helen Cramer There were 160 persons present for the party and program Tonya Coquillard honored at reception Tonya Coquillard. Syracuse, was guest of honor at a reception held May 20 at the home of her great grandmother. Myrtle Greisinger, North Webster.

From the Syracuse police blotter

The following information was taken from the Syracuse Police log: May 22 8:23 a.m. - Women called for an officer 8:42 p.m. — Man advised business alarm will probably go off due to the back door lock being jammed 1:29 p.m. — Woman, reference trace, she advised is moving, advised call county 5:33 p.m. — Subject reported breaking and entering 5:56 p.m. - CB report of personal injury accident SR 6 and 13 8:28 p.m. — Lady requested unit go to Chicago Street, reference subject lying in the grass along creek behind Liberty homes 8:43 p.m. — Subject advised there is a station wagon painting on the highway from Chicago St., to 875 N May 23 12:13 a.m. - North Webster called for assistance on high speed chase, north on 13 from North Webster 9:24 a.m. — Woman reported window broken in her garage, pry marks on her vehicle 1:48p.m. — Man complained of pedestrians walking across railroad crossing almost got hit by train 6:42 p.m. — Woman called dog complaint at Turtle Bay 6:53 p.m. - NIPSCo has fire in sub-station. Power will return shortly 8:04 — Woman requests address check of ex-husband from Goshen May 24 8:32 a m. - Woman requests restrom at city park open 11:10 a.m. — Woman complained of dust being raised on South Main by the street sweeper, sweeping with no water in it 12:27 p.m. - Woman called from store, came from doctors, very disoriented, on medication, concerned about getting home safely 1:10 p.m. — Subject called, missing Saint Bernard since yesterday, advised dog in pound 5:23 p.m. — Subject reports lost billfold May 25 12:52 a.m. - CB'er reported car in the south bound lane possible involved in accident 1:01 p.m. - CB’er complained of two mobile homes being towed on US 6 not supposed to be on road because of holiday weekend. Checked with Loonier, they advised no oversized or overweight vehicles after sunset tonight till noon May 29. Advised CB'er but wanted to argue insisted it began 12 today 1:07 p.m. — Man reported fight in front of town hall 4:32 p.m. — Woman requested unit to meet her, reference her ex-husband threatening her with tire iron 10:27 p.m. - Lady complained of cars in the road at Frog Tavern May 26 12:26 a.m. — Party advised

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Tonya is a member of the 1979 graduating class at Wawasee High School She is the daughter of Sam Coquillard. Syracuse, and Marilyn Tucson, Ariz. Hostesses for the reception were Maxiene Burcham. Warsaw., grandmother of the honored guest; Hazel Sawyer, Elkhart and Becky Walls, Pierceton, aunts of the honored guest. Tonya plans to attend the University of Arizona. Backwater Friends have devotions on the 'Tongue' Devotions were given by Wanda Mickley during the recent meeting of Backwater Friends Extension Homemakers Club. She read selections from the book. “Beauty Care For The Tongue." Carol Rhoades was hostess for the meeting. She was assisted by Mrs Mickley. Roll call response, “Something. New For This Year's Garden” was answered by 16 members. The group voted to help Lynn Hathaway, a member of the Chain-O-Lakes 4-H Club, with expenses for a citizenship course

there is an intoxicated driver heading into Syracuse on CR 33 5:44 a.m. — Man on Boston Street advised his son found a deer laying in the roadway on top of Gans Hill. He needs a deer kill permit 7:07 a.m. - Man reference 5:44 a.m , he wants the deer picked up at his residence, advised Kosciusko County to have conservation officer contact station when on duty 8:41 a m. — Man has raccoon problems had called county yesterday for conservation officer, believed officer came while he was gone 6:35 p.m. — Dana requested officer check out parking lot 7:27 p.m. — Woman advised neighbor playing stereo too loud May 27 12:20 a.m.. — Man advised there is a light pick up truck with compartments on sides, knocking down mail boxes out around Wawasee Yacht Club 9:02 a m. - Woman reported vandalism to her parents property, reported to her by neighbor 1:52 p.m. — Lady called, requested information about Tucker Trucking firm. Advised non in town 7:20 p.m. — Subject reports son missing if: 10 p.m. - Party advised there is a car setting in his driveway, just pulled in and went to the Frog May 28 10:04 a m. - Subject requested information reference fireworks, advised call North Webster 10:07 a.m. - Lady requested information reference the parade, advised 12:15 p.m. - Subject reported theft on CR 37 8:39 p.m. - Disabled vehicle in front of a house by Crazy Corners. setting in the roadway could get hit requested it be checked Animal head stolen William Flinn, r 2 Leesburg, reported to police that a stuffed animal head was stolen out of his basement area recently. A window open to the basement, according to police. THEIfMW Over the years America’s South and her sons have made some great contributions to the country’s store of edibles and potables. vSc WiiiiL ‘Jc THEN: In the 1700 s historians say that great Virginian Thomas Jefferson smuggled rice out of Italy and helped start the Carolina rice industry; served the first spaghetti in America; and brought a waffle iron back from Holland.

It was announced that .Mrs. Howard Bemish. Jr., Mrs Howard Bemish. Sr., and Marlene Charlton went on the county sponsored bus trip to Holland. Mich. The lesson. “Home Protection" was given by Marna Hollar and Gloria Miller. Natalie Mickley was a guest. Secret pal gifts were exchanged. Leader lesson and special interest lesson sheets were distributed by Dee Vanator The door prize was presented to Midge Black The June meeting will be held in the home of Esther Rider It

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GRADUATES HONORED on May 20 at the North Webster United Methodist Church were: Kent Badskey, Scott Swaidner. Lori Smith, Jean Barrett, Lauri Pryor, Nannette Dipert. James Fidler. Lisa Gant and Lori Henderson. Other graduates were: Elizabeth Davenport. Robin Hamman. Denise Bemish and Frances Bieber —o— MAMA AND Poppa Swan have been seen cruising the Barbee Lakes showing their three little baby Swans the best feeding and resting spots. —O'MARIAN HUNT was hostess for the May 29 Adult Bible Class meeting. She was assisted by Millie Kessler and Catherine Silver —oTHE ANNUAL Mermaid Festival, "Queen Os Lakes" swimsuit contest may be seen at 8 p.m.. June 29. at the North Webster school gym. —o— MAIME GOLDEN was hostess for the May 24 meeting of Tippecanoe Township Hobby club Ann Thompson was a guest. The day was spent working on arts and crafts projects. A sack lunch was served at noon. The hostess served cake for dessert. There were 10 ladies present. —o— ANYONE NOTICED the nifty new stretch of resurfaced road that starts at the south edge of the North Webster school property and ends at the north edge? —o— NEW MEMBERS were initiated into Theta Sigma Chapter of Psi lota Xi Sorority on

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will be the last meeting for the group until September -NWHomemakers meet at Helveys Verna Lindemood arjd Ruth Shepperd were guests at the May 17 meeting of Efficient Homemakers Club The ladies met in the home of Della Helvey. Devotions. “Mothers Day Before and After" were read by Doris Walls

May 22 The ceremony was held at the home of Annie Mock The new members are Laura Custer. Sandy White, Pat Horman. and Pat Wright. Sally Gillem. president will be hostess for the next meeting. —o— THE UMW June Breakfast will be held at 9:30 a.m. June 5. in the dining room at North Webster United Methodist Church. —o— IN THE Hospital — Beatrice Clark, Koscuisko Community Hospital. Warsaw; Charles Ramsey, and Devonna Taylor. Parkview Hospital. Fort Wayne —o— MERMAID FESTIVAL softball tournament starts at 8:00 a.m. June 23, at the school field. —o—- — HUNT tells us that on May 20 a deer took an early stroll around the houses on the south side of Little Barbee Lake. —o— BECKY WEEKS, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. John Weeks, former North Webster residents, graduated from East Noble High School, May 20. Following graduation a reception was held at the Weeks home. —o— MUSHROOM HUNTERS are headed for Michigan Everyone seems to have their own “secret" spot w here they are sure to find the yummy little delicacies. —o—- — CHURCH Slo-Pitch softball League gets underway May 21. Coaches, players and umpires are still needed Larry

Common eye problems were discussed by Cindy Heckaman as the health and safety lesson Viola Richcreek presented the garden remarks’ concerning swarming bees A citizenship quiz was led by Mrs Helvey Vera Zurcher was in charge of the cultural arts report Group singing was led by Linda Stockey. The lesson. “Influence Ot Advertising" was given by Betty Gangor The door prize was presented to Myrtle Likens Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Zurcher Betty Lou Shock will be hostess for the June meeting

Staley is the man to call. —o— REV. AND Mrs. O. Rex Lindemood are to be guests of honor at an open house planned for June l(> at the North Webster United Methixiist church parsonage) The event will begin after the morning worship service and end at 3pm The open house is being sponsored b> the pastor-parish committee. — oTHE MIDWAY and merchants building will be open June 26 for the .Mermaid Festival —o— Are you angry? You've just seen something on television that has really angered you. or pleased you. or confused you enough that you decide to write a letter Where do you send it? The following list, though by no means complete, should be helpful for the majority of letter writers If you want your views to be noted by a network, send them to. Audience Information, ABCTV. 1330 Ave of the Americas. New York. N V .10019. Audience Services. CBS Television Network. 51 W. 52 St.. New York. New York. 10019 Audience Services. NBC-TW 30 Rockefeller Plaza. New York. New York. 10020. Viewer Mail. Public Broadcasting Service, 4475 L-Eniynt Plaza. West S W . Washington D C 20024 Television Information Office <of NAB'. Ave . New York. New York 10022