The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 June 1979 — Page 7

North Webster News

tw ▼ v ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED — Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lloyd. San Miguel. Calif., announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Kim Kathleen, to Karl Robert Waugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heche, North Webster. The bride-elect attended Paso Robles High School, Paso Robles, Calif. The bridegroom-elect attended Wawasee High School, Syracuse. He is employed at Lakeland Sanitation Co. The wedding is being planned for late June. Amy Stump hostess for Rural Neighbors Amy Stump was hostess for the May 30 meeting of Rural Neighbors Extension Homemakers Club. Anna Stump assisted the hostess. The meeting was opened by Mrs. John Camden, president. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Mary Beth Camden. Caroline Anders gave the treasurer's report Devotions and the health and safety report were given by Miss Stump Pledge to the American flag was repeated in unison. Group singing was enjoyed Myris Collett reported on the upcoming club trip to the Honeywell Museum and home at Wabash. It is planned for June 20. Mrs. Camden reported on the recent trip to Holland. Mich., and the president 's council meeting. The lesson. “Coping With Depression" was presented by Mrs. John Camden Dorothy Manners was a guest. New officers will be installed at the June meeting It will be held in the home of Mrs. Fred Beyers.

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This boat had problems It doesn’t seem like anyone could get into much difficulty with a sailboat They have no motor or any mechanical parts and just scoot along with the breeze. Well - Surprise - Surprise! On May 27 a sailboat manned by two fellas went flying down a channel behind some homes on the north side of Irish Lake. It got wound up in the power lines, burned a hole in the mast, cut the power lines in two and knocked out the power to several houses. Part of the power line went into the channel and the rest of it fell across the road. Observers were dumbfounded when one of the occupants of the sailboat jumped into the channel to push the boat to shore. He didn't light up like a neon sign, much to everybody’s relief. The road was blocked off to keep cars from running into the downed lines and the power company was called. What could have been an extremely dangerous situation turned out to be a couple of hours of inconvience for residents, motorists, boat owners, some people who were trapped on a dead road by the downed lines and workers from the power company who were called out on a holiday weekend to repair the damage. Golden Aprils plan picnic Plans for a family picnic were discussed during the May 29 meeting of Golden April Extension Homemakers Club.

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LOOK FOR Club number one on June 25. at 7 p.m., during this years' Mermaid Festival. The clue is the first of several that will take participants on the Royal Treasure Hunt.

The ladies met at the home of Lorwill Coffing. The picnic will be held July 31 at Yogi Bear Park. It was announced that $55.10 was raised during the recent bake sale. The money will be used to buy children’s books for the Pierceton Public Library. The books will be purchased by Nancy Barker and Gail Martin. Roll call response was. “A Home Safety Tip. " A lesson on cake decorating was given by Mrs. Coffing Each lady brought an iced cake which they practiced decorating after the lesson. Rules for inactive members were discussed. A thank you note was read from Marlane Baker. Jane Demske told about Homemakers Camp. New officers will be installed at the June meeting. The cake decorated by Mrs. Coffing was served during the social hour. Audre Baker was a guest. Mrs. Martin will be hostess for the June meeting. -NWSyracuse woman ticketed after cars collide Lori L. Strieby. 21, 12116 CR 52 Syracuse, was cited by Goshen City Police for failure to yield the right of way. Strieby’s 1979 Chevrolet collided with a 1973 Ford truck driven by Gladys M. Chupp, 32. 121 S. 21st St.. Goshen. The accident was at the intersection of Lincoln Avenue and Eighth Street in Goshen Thursday, May 31. at 4:57 p.m. No injuries were reported and damage was estimated at S7OO to each vehicle. Goshen City Patrolman Roger Vanderpool investigated.

MEMBERS OF Beta Psi Chapter of Lambda Chi Omega Sorority are finalizing plans for their Mermaid Festival money making projects. —o— A PITCH-in supper is planned for June 11 by members of Miriam Circle. It will be held in the home of Bessie Hoover. —o— WILLIAM BRANDENBURG has been released from the Goshen Hospital and is now residing at Miller’s Merry Manor. Warsaw. He would appreciate hearing from friends. -0A SALUTE to J. B. Hoy for giving us. “Rose.for Friendship Week." Do something nice for someone. That’s what the, "Rose For Friendship” is all about. -O’USED BOOKS collected bymembers of Golden April Extension Homemakers Club are being donated to the new North Webster Public Library. —o— MEMBERS OF Lydia Circle will meet June 12 in the fellowship room at North Webster United Methodist Church. A GARDEN tractor pull will be held at 1 p.m., June 23. at Camelot parking lot.

WHS honor rolls given

Principal Henry L. Smith of Wawasee High School has released the names of Honor Roll students for the final nine weeks' of the 1978-79 school year. On the high roll are: Juniors — Greg Carpenter, Tyler Haines. Jackie Lewis. Jill Lewis. Sharon Meek. Kandi Mort. Jennifer Nicholson. Linda Perry. Janice Siebert. Jill Sliger. Richard Steele and Christine Wozniak Sophomores — Debbie Bartow. Tim Bause. Heather Beer. Lonnie Black. Sunny Boggs. Brad Calobrace, Diane Dieterly, Carla East la nd. Brett Fawley, Susan Freeman, Josette Glon. Tammie Goodspeed. Brenda Hunter, Karla Knafel., Amber Lehman. John Locke. Tod Moerchen. Susan Naab, Amy Reed. Kathy Stichter. Angie Stoffel. Traci Streby and Michael Vanderveer Freshmen Annette Beer. Ronda Black. Brian Brannock. June Brown. Laura Jones. Lori Kammerer. Sheli Miller, Portia Price. Tom Rhodes, Susie Schmucker, Norine Sorensen. Lori Staley. Jennifer Steele. Kent Stichter. Jeff Sylvester, Stacy Wall and Tonda Yeager lOn the regular roll are: Juniors — Debbie Bause, Cam Boyer. Julie Brandon. Mike Brannock. Laurie Brouwer. Lynn Brown. Beth Burke. Carla Darr. Angelique Farrington. Wally Feschenko. Larry Germonprez. Vicki Gingerich. Lisa Grisso. Jane Haffner, Rod Hamman. Lyle Haney, Raymond Hively. Lisa Hummel. Christine Kauffman. Kent Lawson. Chris McFarland. Jeri Meditch. Jan Miller, Shari Miller. Greg Moerchen. Mike Murray. Carol Phillabaum, Marjorie Pittman. Debby Smith, Amy Speicher. Alice Steffen. Melodie Tom. Janet Wall. Judy Wall. Jamie White and Melanie Zurcher Sophomores — Angie Augsburger. Donna Bond. Todd Brunner. Julie Bushong. Tim Butt. Leanne Carty, Kim

CARLA ALVEY is a patient at Parkview Hospital. Port Wayne, where she is being treated for an arm injury. -oNEW MEMBERS were inducted during the May 24 meeting of Beta Psi Chapter of Lambda Chi Omega Sorority. They are: Susan Harwood. Cindy Hoile. Irene Reagan and Doris Karback. The ladies met in the home of Lynn Beavers. The next regular meeting will be held in August. —O'KAY PEAS. Wabash, was guest speaker for the UMW June Breakfast held June 5 in the church dining room. -oMERMAID FESTIVAL Girl s Softball Tourney starts at 2 p.m.. June 24, at the school field. - o— ORPHA FOSTER spent last Sunday visiting with relatives at Swayzee. —o— HAPPY BIRTHDAY to: Shirley Fishbaugh. June 2; Xenia Collins June 7; Milfred Brady. June 25; Ruth Hamman. June 2K and Martha Kussmaul. June 21. _o— A SKI show will be presented at 2 p.m.. June 30. by members of the North Webster Lake Ski Club. It may be seen from the west shore of the lake. -oHAPPY ANNIVERSARY to: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kurth. June 4; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Henry. June 27; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cotton. June 14 and Mr. and Mrs. Paul W'illman. June 19. —oHELEN CRAMER will be hostess for the June 13 meeting of Esther Circle. —o— THE FOLKS around Barbee Lake were very surprised on May--27 to see an orange and white airplane land in a field owned by Lundy Stoller. It took off again after a short while????? Motor missing A report of a missing motor was made by Wick’s Marina, r.l Leesburg, on the north side of Big Barbee Lake. It was reported that the engine was a black Mercury trolling motor with remote control taken off of a boat. Police estimated the value of the motor at $268.60. "An age of ignorance is an age of ceremony." Samuel Johnson

Charlton. Cathie Chidister. Lance Clark, David Coy, Steve Deck, Lisa Fidler. Margie Gans, Wayne Heffner, Steve Koble, Kim McDonald. Brian Roberts, Tami Smith, Dinah Stieglitz. Connie Thompson. Tom Troup, Kris Walgamuth. Julie Walton, Troy Webb and Chris Wolferman Freshmen — Chris Bause. Tammy Bowling, Darla Brown, Amy Coverstone, Sarah Dain, Todd Davis. Mark Greenwood, Bill Haab. Bill Harting. Kathy Hoover. Nick Johnston, Annette Keim. Sandy Kortenber, Angie Laub, Mary Medlock, Nancy Norman. Scott Parker, Ken Paulus, Susan Payne, Line Perkins. Vince Price, Beth Pritchard. Myra Ruch, Joni Schultz, Paul Siegfried. Sheryl Smith. Kirk Stichter. Beth Walker and Myra White Jeffrey Miller . graduates from Butler University Jeffrey E. Miller. P. O. Box 1 Syracuse, was among 475 degree recipients from Butler University. Indianapolis, at its 124th annual commencement exercises. Miller received a BS degree in radio-TV. David Wollman graduates from Indiana Central David O. Wollman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill O. Wollman. 108 West, Milford, graduated from Indiana Central University on Sunday, May 20, at 4 p.m He received a bachelor of science degree. Wwl A oßx PRE-MED DEGREE — Miss Amadea Tette, who comes from Kumasi, Ghana, has completed her undergraduate pre-med degree at Manchester College, graduating with distinction. In August she will enter Howard University in Washington. D. and when she earns her medical degree she will return to Ghana to practice. Miss Tette spent two summers in Milford with Mrs. Dorothy Williams when she was enrolled at Notre Dame University. The Tette family was not able to attend the Manchester commencement but was represented by Mrs. Williams and her daughter. Eleanor Ruch. Mrs. Williams taught in Miss Tette’s school in Ghana, West Africa. Break-in at Country Mouse Grace Straw of r 4 box 49 Syracuse, called Syracuse police to the Country Mouse, Wawasee Village, at 10:30 a m. Monday. June 4, when the store was broken into. According to police a subject broke into the south window of the buildihg and went through the drawers. Police checked the point of entry and found a screwdriver was used to pry open the window. No itmes were missing from the business and the entry was believed to have happened Friday, June 1. *l9O damage when parked vehicle struck David E. Kern, 17. r 2 Syracuse, struck a vehicle parked by Bruce Daugherty. 25. 525 S. Harrison, Syracuse, on Wednesday. May 30. at 3:40p.m. Kern was backing from a parking spot in front of Ace Hardware and struck Daugherty’s 1973 VW parked in the Ace parking lot. Daugherty’s car damage estimate was $l9O. No damage was done to Kern’s 1974 Chevy. SIOO worth of tires taken Approximately SIOO worth of tires were taken from a home in the Turtle Bay Trailer Court. Syracuse police received a call from Frank Bender, lot 41A at Turtle Bay, on Thursday, May 31. Bender told police a witness observed a truck pulling up to the trailer and took four wheels and tires. Auto vandalized Alex Christofides, Syracuse, reported to Syracuse police at 4:37 p.m. Saturday, June 2, vandalism to his orange Datsun. Christofides told police his vehicle was parked on the north side of a building and someone had thrown red paint on the left side of the auto.

■ft / ——————— SCOUT PAGES — The Girl Scout Troops from North Webster finished by having their annual “Fly-up and Bridging Ceremony” in the United Methodist Church at North Webster. May 30. The Cadette Troop went to Mariotts* Great America with the Indiana Lakeland Girl Scout council sponsored event. The girls earned their chef badge by learning about and creating an international dinner for their fathers. They also participated in the Brownie Revel and went to a local disco in Warsaw. Day Camp is coming up for the summer as well as enrollment for the Syracuse troops for creating a float for the Mermaid Festival. Four of the Scouts from this area were pages for Senator Augsburger in March. The girls, pictured from left to right with Senator \ugsburger in the center are: Sarah Guy. Brenda Freiburger. Cindy Knotts and Melody Gray.

*5,000 in grants, scholarships provided for 1979 festival

The International Palace of Sports Youth Foundation has again made available $5,000 in grants and scholarships to be awarded during the Mermaid Festival. School band contests will be divided up according to students enrolled. 900 or less in enrollment and 900 or over in enrollment with

Serving our country RONALD RUCKER Ronald E. Rucker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Rucker. 2&918 County Road. Elkhart, has been promoted to senior airman in the U.S. Air Force. Airman Rucker is a 1971 graduate of Concord High School. His wife. Diane, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Stoffel, r 4 Syracuse. LARRY WEAVER Larry D Weaver. Jr., whose parents live at 218 E. Boston St.. Syracuse, recently was promoted to Army sergeant while serving as a communications operator with the 26th Signal Battalion in Heilbronn. Germany He is a 1974 graduate of Wawasee High School. Syracuse woman jailed on charges from Oregon Rosan Rogers Chrystal, 22 . 406 North Harrison St., Syracuse, was apprehended by Kosciusko County police Tuesday. May 29. on a fugitive warrant from the state of Oregon. She was held at the county jail Bit YULE TAKEN Jeannie Roder. 200 Mill Street. Syracuse, on Wednesday. May 30. at 1:20 p.m.. reported to police her blue English Racer bicycle was stolen. It was taken about two weeks ago from her home. Value of the bike was SSO. Sketches, ceramics on display at Goshen library The Goshen Public Library, through the month of June, has a showing of block printing, pencil sketches and formed ceramics by Sabra Leatherman. Syracuse, and daughter, Gloria Leer, Goshen.

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both having students from grades nine-twelve. The first place winners from both groups will receive SSOO and a trophy Second place will receive S2OO and a trophy while third, fourth and fifth places will be awarded SUM) and a trophy Queen of Lakes beauty pageant winner will receive SSOO. first runner-up will receive S2OO and

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