The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 23, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 June 1979 — Page 7

Week of July 1. 1979 CANCER-Tho»e born under the sign of Cancer are emotional and sensitive. A gift of extra sensory perception seems to be more predominant with those of this sign. Best day of the week is usually Monday. CANCER - June 21 to July 22--Do:n’t neglect your health. You will feel much better if you plan an exercise and diet program. The beginning may seem a little rough, but after a time it will be-

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A "Great Night Out" Gift Certificates For Two Ik \ Stop At Register At Any Os Our Stores . . . NO OBLIGATION! NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN! — 12 TICKETS AWARDED WHKW! I A I AHhe Wagon Wheel Playhouse I \ aR9B9HIw/ T A . U Drawing \ T S&MfinfifS <sg) f Sunday YM x ■/ Ju, y l \1 i x. T«mT i 5 WAGON WHEEL S “ n , d ° v If X, ‘ PLAYHOUSE \\ JHBBB, Fo, >/ 24th SEASON I J J©3“® fc • The Fantastics June 19-July! •a Solute to Hollywood WINNERS NOTIFIED July's 0 ) 5 7 \ BY MONDAY, 10 A.M. • Camelot... July 17-29 / Register \ WEEK OF THE • The King and i / Soon For \ PERFORMANCE! July 31-Aug. 19 / A Great Night \ SEE BELOW • Pippin... Aug. 21 -Sept. 2 / Out! \ •In Concert IV ... Sept. 5-15 / ' You must be 16 years or older to enter ~ . Winners certificates must be picked up at store location of drawing and must be presented at Holiday Inn for dinner and Wagon Wheel Playhouse for Theater tickets. Tickets must be picked up at Box Office by 7:30 one half hour before showtime. No employees or immediate family of Thornburg Drug Co. Wagon Wheel Playhouse or Holiday Inn, Warsaw. IN may enter.

B. J. Crowley's HOROSCOPE

come a part of your daily routine. ~ , LEO - July 23 to Aug. 22--A family member piques your interest in a fascinating new hobby. For some the new interest could researching the family tree. VIRGO - Aug 23 to Sept. 22--Friends cheer you. Surrounded by people this week, you are at your best. Without trying, your conversation comes out witty. Others are charmed by your poise.

LIBRA - Sept. 23 to Oct. 22-Stand up for your rights. You sometimes let yourself be taken advantage of as a consumer. If you are dissatified with a product, let it be known. SCORPIO - Oct. 23 to Nov. 22--ls you feel like someone is playing a game with you. ignore them.* When the person who is annoying you finds that you refuse to react, they will look elsewhere for someone to bother. SAGITTARIUS- Nov. 23 to Dec. 21--You may be annoyed because you feel that you have too many people to care for. Delegate authority. Assign tasks to others. If the assignments are not carried out to perfection. don’t let it bother you. CAPRICORN - Dec 22 to Jan. 19-Set a good example for younger family members. If you act in a dignified manner, they will pick up the same behavior patterns. AQUARIUS - Jan. 20 to Feb. 18- You will enjoy talking to someone from your past. The time gap fades away as you renew old memories. There is a lot of catching up to do. - PISCES -- Feb. 19 to March 20--Business does not slow down as you had anticipated for summer. You are thankful for this. You could be close to paying off a debt which will give you a greater feeling of security. ARIES - March 21 to April 20-Do all you can to help someone whom you sometimes feel isn't playing with a full deck. The kindness you show on their behalf could be the factor which brings them back to a greatly improved state of mental health. TAURUS - April 21 to May 20-If you have w ronged someone, ask them to forgive you. Until you get your head on straight about this matter. *ou can have no peace of mintL GEMINI - May 21 to June 20-Settle down. You must learn to finish the projects you begin. Give more careful consideration to your appearance. Good money management is essential. The problem of living is to find time for the things that we would like to do.

North Webster News By MARY LEE WILLMAN

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MERMAID FESTIVAL S.<WO METER Rl \ WINNERS — Winners of the first Mermaid Festival 5.000 meter run are shown here following the Saturday morning race which drew 115 entrants in all catagories. Runners competed under sunny skies, but the weather was cool. Meal for a race. Tim associated with the International Palace of Sports, was in charge of the race, which drew spectators all along the race route. Winners are as follows: Front row from left, men 11 years and under, first. .Mike Mazier. Ligonier, and second Mike Coon. Leesburg; men 15-10, first. Cam Boyer.

Backwater friends install officers Dee Vanator. vice president, presided during the June 21 meeting of Backwater Friends Extension Homemakers Club. Nina Sutton served as assistant hostess. The meeting was held in the home of Esther Rider. Pledge to the American flag and the club creed were repeated in unison. Mrs. Howard Bemish. Jr. played the organ for group singing Roll call response was. ‘Where 1 would like to Spend My Summer Vacation.” Roll call was answered by 18 members. The lesson, “Coping With Depression" was presented by Mrs. Bemish and Nirs. Kenneth Moser. Reports were given by: Mrs Rider, health and safety; Marna Hollar, garden remarks; Gloria Miller, citizenship; Mrs. Sutton, cultural arts; and Sara Rhoades, old and new president's council meeting.

Install Officers New officers were installed by Dixie Likens They are: Mrs. Rhoades president Mrs Rider vice president

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ESSIE RAINEY has been released from the hospital and is now recuperating at home. -O'north WEBSTER United Methodist Church Lydia Circle members will meet July 10. -oTHIS IS Rose For Friendship Week. Do something nice for another person That's what Rose For Friendship Week is all about A bouquet of roses to J. B. Hoy for giving us such a beautiful idea. — o— THE MERMAID Festival Band Contest will begin at 1 p.m.. June 30. It will be held north of the fairgrounds. - —o— .. WILLIAM BRANDENBURG. Warsaw, was a recent dinner guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennett. —O—REV. BRICE Casey and Rev Henry McCray attended the Annual Church of God Con-vention-Campmeeting held last week in Anderson —o— DEBBIE PRYOR and (.reg Evans were married June H» at North Webster United Methodist Church. —o— A SKI Show will be presented at 7 p.m . June 30. by the Webster Lake Ski Club -O'MORE OF the helium filled balloons released by Vacation Bible School students at North Webster United Methodist Church have been recovered. Each ballpon contained a note and a post card to be returned if found. Dan Wright, the same person

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Syracuse, and second. Jim Coon, Leesburg; men 20-2 S. first and first overall. Scott Wareham. North Manchester, and second Tim Hamman. Syracuse; and men 50-3*l. first. Rex Reed. Warsaw , and second Paul Sibrav. Silver Lake. Back row, from left, men 40 and over, first. Eugene Striggle. Churubusco; and second Ralph Bushong. Syracuse: women IS and under, first. Tammy Yarian. Bremen, and second. Lynda Pettifor. Warsaw, women 20-20. first. Betsy Hoffman. Syracuse, and second Karin Hettinger. Bourbon: and women 30 and over, first. Carolvn Kaiser. Etna Green, and second. Linda Powell. W arsaw.

Mrs. Hollar — secretary Ellis Abbott — treasurer. It was announced that Fran Bowser, club president, is on a missionary work trip to

who found Amanda Ertel’s balloon, also found Samantha Long’s balloon. It was located in a corn field north west of Albion. Claude Manns was hunting in a woods seven miles west of Kendallville when he found the balloon released “by Michelle Watson. Only »1 more balloons to be found! —o— HAPPY BIRTHDAY to T L Sellers. June 25; Ruth Mickley. July first; Shirely Smith, July sixth; Candy Smythe. July ninth; lona Davis and Frances Sehorey. July. —o— THIS COLUMN has been advise that a beautiful double rainbow appeared in the eastern sky about 7:30 p.m. June 20. to perk up what turned out to be an otherwise rainy, stormy day. —o— THE UMW School of Christian Missions will be held from July 2 through 6 at Epworth Forest. -oTHE 34TH annual Mermaid Festival Parade will begin at 4 p.m.. June 30. Awards will be presented for the best floats, bands, cars, walking units and novelty units. Jack Underwood from radio station WOWO. Fort Wayne, will serve as master of ceremonies. Awards will be presented at the reviewing stand one half hour after the parade. —o BARBEE COTTAGE Owners annual public meeting is scheduled for 10 a.m.. July 7. It will be held at Barbee Conservation club building. The public is welcome and invited to attend.

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Guatamala Strawberry cheese cake was served by the hostess. June marked the club's last

PEG BENSON will be hostess for the July 11 meeting of Esther Circle — oDID YOU know that one of the few operating antique carousels left in this country is located at Riverside Park. Logansport 9 -oDR. AND Mrs. Jim Pierce. ( arol Ann Hail and James Hall, all of Anderson, spent last week end visiting at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hart. -oRECENT SPECIAL visitors at North Webster Church of God were Rev. and Mrs. Bob McCray. East Tulsa Church of God. Tulsa. Okla; Mrs. and Mrs. Gene Whittenghill and family. Muskogee. Okla., and the Jim Harris family, also from ()kla —o— THIS YEARS Indiana State Eair will be held from August 11 through 2tt. -oMRS. RALPH Walker of the United Methodist Women in North Webster reminds us that the ladies are again serving meals on parade day, June 30. at the Mermaid Festival They will serve from 11 a m until 8 p m at the church

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meeting for the summer The next meeting will be held the third Thursday of September

Tippecanoe Twp. Club installs new officers A memorial service was conducted b\ ( >pal Esch, past president, during the June. 20 meeting ot Tipptvanoe Township Extension Homemakers club She read a poem entitled. ’ The ShipuThat Sails On ' The service was closed with prayer The group met in the home of Clar Bnxirick. Webster Lake hostess was Kathleen Weghorst New officers wen 1 installed by Harriett Williamson They are: Catherine Bause president Mrs. Bnxirick vice president June Miller secretary Dot Kurth treasurt*r Secret pal names were revealed with gifts and cards being exchanged. New secret pal names were drawn. Roll call was answered by 28 members.. Roll call response was. "My Favorite Spot in Tippecanoe Township. ' Guests present were Kate Brady and Phyllis Bromaj A picnic dinner was served at noon. Plans were discussed for a community calendar money making project and a possible theater party It was announctxl that mem bers of the committee for the Christmas in August party are. Mabie Gee. chairman . Margaret Welker. Ruth Boyer: and Harriett Hidy. The next meeting will be held at the home of Kay Wilson Members were reminded to take something for the garden sale Due to conflicting dates the next meeting will be held Thursday. July 19. instead of Wednesdav. July 18. “

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