The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 19 September 1979 — Page 11
North Webster News
fjj * Um TO BE HONORED — Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hart, r 1 Leesburg, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on October 7 with an open house for friends and neighbors from 2 till 5 p.m. at Barbee Conservation club building. I The open house is being hosted by their children. Allen Hart and Ida Hall were married October 5. 1929, at York, SIC, They are the parents of two children. Ray Hart. Middletown, and Allene Nessen. Hollywood. Ela. They have eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Hart is retired from Warner Press, Anderson, where he was employed as a traffic manager.
Goodwill club plans for Family Night | Mrs. Robert Bush, president, ijvas in charge of the September 12 meeting of Goodwill Extension Homemakers Club The meeting was held at the Rouse of Friendship with Mrs. Roy Niles and Elsie Lee as cohostesses. I Group singing was enjoyed. The club creed and pledges to the CALLANDER INSURANCE All Forms Os Personal And Business Insurance 155 W. Market Phone 773-4103 Nappanee Bail “ J a » ’ INVENTORY^ 7 ” 1 9 ’ CLEARANCE 9 • uptoso% OFFi • EEnSKUa: o EPX2 $180.95 o ' 0 Jobe Pro ' SIS’.’S ° j » Vector HC 1 $159.95 « j 9 Vector FMI $139.95 ® * Stinger Graphite $165.95 ° ’ Mach 5 $120.95 o | o Mach 4 $90.95 a | o ObrianComp $120.95 c I o Stinger Wood $120.95 9 » Wiley NV2 $95.98 ° 9 Taperflex G2OO $95.98 9 9 E P Comp 1 $125.95 " ° EPCompl $145.95 e O EPCompl Blank SIOO.OO ® i 9 Ski Master $101.95 9 J Maha 2001 $130.95 o o Jobe Honeycomb $135.95 c 0 Jobe Shortcut $99.95 c - o Terry Sundance $149.95 9 ■ Excel 165 CM $139.95 ° 9 Wester Spoiler " $92.50 ® * Jobe Edge $225.00 o o Connelly Team 1 $115.95 o a Performer Line $15.95 o b Ski Master Vests $20.95 e 0 Jobe Nylon Vest $19.00 ® • Cut and Jump Vest $19.00 ® 9 Stinger Vest $19.00 “ Jobe Hats $4.00 o q Boat Cushions $5.95 a 0 Cypress Vest $15.95 c 0 Cypress Vest $25.95 • B World Team $20.95 • 9 Basset HC 7000 $139.95 ® 9 Wiley Checkerboard SIOO.OO o 9 Tote Bags , $19.95 o a Competition Adj 515J.95 e 0 Hustler Blank $79.95 o 0 Jump Pants Bite Line $29.95 ® a Ski Cases $19.95 ® 9 Surfer House ® 9 Wet Suit Full $59.95 0 * Short John $69.96 o o N2Shortee $79.95 o P Harvey Wet Suits $29.95 ° Jobe Wet Suit $49.95 9 ° Safe Bun Pants $29.95 o 9 Jobe Jogging Suit $29.98 e ® Jobe Binding $39.00- c o Stinger Bindings $39.00 O 1E P Bindings ? $39.00 ° Ski Bags Jobe f $20.95 ® Ski Bags E P C $20.95 o Ski Bags Stinger $20.95 o PMR 75 World Team q Rope Performer $12.95 o i i 1302 E. CENTER ST. " •WARSAW, IN 46580 269-2464« nrrrrrrrvrnnrrrrinnrf
American and Christian flags were repeated in unison. The lesson, “Home Energy Audit" was presented by Mildred Wilson. Devotions were given by Mrs. Eldon Watkins. Announcements were made concerning: Homemakers Camp, the fall luncheon and the fall trip to Michigan. Reports were given by Mrs. Wilson, health and safety, Mrs. Lee, garden remarks: Mrs. Bernard Roberts, citizenship: and Blanche Kline, culturakarts. Family Night is planned for September 20. A carry-in supper will be served at the House of Friendship. Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. John Detwiler are cochairmen for the Family Night event. A silent auction of craft items was enjoyed. School Daze senior citizens party theme A School Daze party was enjoyed on September 12 by the Senior Citizens group at North Webster Church of God. t All the ladies attending wore large ribbons in their hair. Class was taught by Gladys Culver. Betty Grieder was the teachers helper. A sack lunch was served. The three, "Rs” were studied and good students were rewarded with candy. Guessing games were played and group singing enjoyed. Donna Robbins gave a reading entitled, "Grandnja’s Remedies. ** Gladys Foudy discussed, “The Mirror and Me. " Each student gave a brief talk about their school days. Barbee Ladies hold carry-in Sharon Petgen played the piano for the group singing during the September 13 meeting of Barbee Ladies Christian Service. The meeting-was held in the
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social room at Barbee Community Church. The lesson. "Peace with God and The Peace Os God" was led by Orpha Foster. The text was taken from the Bible book of Ephesians. It was announced that a baby shower is being planned for Mrs. Frank Schaffer. A carry-in dinner was served at noon. Auxiliary purchases equipment Wilma Mitchell was hostess for the recent meeting of North Webster Fireman’s Auxiliary. It was announced that emergency air pack holders have been purchased for the fire truck A report was given on the results of the recent ice cream social. Plans were discussed for a Christmas dinner party.
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THE UNITED Methodist. Women's general meeting was held September 18 in the church sanctuary at North Webster United Methodist Church. Norma Wysong was guest speaker. She demonstrated the use of her potters wheel. Mildred Wilson was chairman for the event. -o— NORTH WEBSTER Girl Scouts held their first meeting of the year on September 17. Charma Owens is this year’s Service Unit Chairman. —O'RUTH BOYER has been released from Parkview Hospital, Fort Wayne, and is now recouperating at home. — o— NORTH WEBSTER Pythian Sisters met September 10 at the Pythian Hall.
From the Syracuse police blotter
The following information was taken from the Syracuse Police blotter: September 12 9:50 am. — Man from telephone company advised of hit-skip to the east telephone booth in the alley by the office 10:31 a.m. — Subject advised someone had knocked down the stop sign at the intersection of Carroll and Dolan 3 p.m. — Woman makes harassment complaint 3:38 p.m. — Man reports subject driving recklessly. Dodge Dart 6:58 p.m. — Man requests fire department stand by in reference of large gas leak off Grandview Drive. 7:31 p.m. — Woman request her condominium patrolled tonight 9:06 p.m. — Man reports prowler at his neighbor’s they are not home
By MARY LEE WILLMAN
Theta Sigma plans bazaar Plans for the coming year were made during the September 11 meeting of Theta Sigma Chapter of Psi lota Xi Sorority. The meeting was held at the home of Sally Gillem. It was announced that this year’s Christmas Bazaar will be held in November instead of December. Mary Waltz will be hostess for the next meeting Kiser reunion held Sept. 9 The fourth annual reunion of the decendants of Sherman and Ruth Kiser was held September 9 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Niles. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kiser assisted the hosts. A carry-in dinner was served at noon. Ralph Kiser asked the table blessing. The afternoon was spent playing yard games. During the business session Howard Kiser was elected as
A WEINER roast is planned on Sept'ember 23 for members of the Elementary Sunday School classes at North Webster United Methodist Church. The event is for children in grades one through six. Younger children are welcome but must be accompanied by parents. LAKELAND SNOWMOBILE Club’s first meeting of the season was held September 1. Plans were discussed for a Halloween party and possible weiner roast. —o— SUMMER CAMP reports will be given on September 23 in the North Webster United Methodist Church by Lynn Stackhouse. Tammy Teghtmeyer, Steve Smith. Lisa Haney and Amy Smith. —o— MR. AND Mrs. Ivey T. Casey
September 13 4:45 p.m. — Subject reports on accident off 530E by Beer Realtors 4:57 p.m. — Woman requests unit pick-up money bag found at car wash 6:07 p.m. — Man bringing in boy with burned hand 7:21 p.m. — Subject reports clothes dryer fire 9:07 p.m. — Man complains of boys on dirt bikes riding in middle of SR 13 September 14 8:48 a.m. — Two men on station brought clothing for Miller children 11:54 a.m. — Man advised there is a car sitting in the swamp in back of Overhead Doors 3:41 p.m. — Woman complains of neighbor burning 5:02p.m. — Subject picked upa seawall permit 9:49 p.m. — North Webster advised to look for a possible drunk with no taillights, maroon Chevrolet with six subjects heading north on SR 13 from North Webster September 15 12:03 a m. — Woman advised there is a loud party out by Maple Leaf Farms 12:15 a m. — Woman advised there is a fight out at Maple Leaf Farm at this time 3:58 a.m. — Man advises he has an unwelcome guest in his house 10:38 a.m. — Subject on station to report lost or stolen truck 11:11 am. — Woman in reference to damaged mailboxes on North Shore Drive 2:27 p.m. — Man advises he had hit a tree by Rainey’s Court 10:38 p.m. — Woman refers to her missing daughter, has reason to believe she is at Syracuse theatre
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president. Eva Lock was elected secretary. Ralph Kiser is the retiring president. There were 44 persons present from Elkhart, Goshen. Warsaw. Pierceton, Leesburg and North Webster. The next reunion will be held the first Sunday in August 1980, at Warsaw, with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kiser in charge. Past Chiefs meet at Blue home The September 12 meeting of North Webster Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters was held at the home of Lynn Blue with Jeanette Bockman as hostess. Plans were finalized for the September 16 Knights of Pythias banquet. Following the business session euchre was played. Ermal Vanator placed high and Catherine Bause placed low. The door prize was presented to Ethel Engle.
have just moved to North Webster from Santa Cruz. Calif. The Casey’s son. Rev. Brice Casey is Pastor at North Webster Church of GodJ —o— MR. AND Mrs. Dave Krueger. Lake Tippecanoe, were hosts for the September 16 Congregational picnic of Grace Lutheran Church. A carry-in dinner was served at 1 p.m. —o— MEMBERS OF North Webster United Methodist Church Men’s Slow-Pitch Softball team enjoyed a carry-in dinner held September 17 in the church Fellowship Room Larry Staley, team manager, was host for the party. The team is displaying a handsome trophy aquired by winning the local church tournament.
September 16 10:06 a.m. — Woman requests officer at Crow’s Nest due to domestic trouble 4:35 p.m. — Car fire in 200 block of North Huntington Street 6:57 p.m. — Woman complains . of neighbor kids harassing her kids 7:13 p.m. — Man on Bowser Road lost his goat 8:26 p.m. — Woman reports smoke coming from Overhead Door 9:28 p.m. — Woman requests investigation of suspicious vehicle in Premiere lot September 17 7:40 a.m. — Man reports air out of tires 10:31 a m. — Two subjects on station reference to stolen purse 10:57 a.m. — Lady reports stolen black Camaro from city park headed possibly to North Webster 6:51 p.m. — Woman. Frog Tavern, reported a drunk person in a white Mazda Car backs out of driveway, hits parked car A parked car received S4OO damage Wednesday morning when Daniel J. Chamberlin of 304 West Section, Milford, backed his car into it. Chamberlin was backing out of his driveway at 7 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 19, when he collided with a 1966 Ford owned by Jerold Bushong of r 1 Milford. The Bushong car was parked across the street from Chamberlin’s residence. Milford Town Marshal David Hobbs investigated the mishap.
McMillan pleads not guilty to charges David McMillan, 18. r 2 Syracuse, pleaded not guilty to charges of possession of a controlled substance, a Class D felony, in Kosciusko Circuit Court. Monday, Sept. 17. McMillan was arrested in the August 22 undercover drug bust by Warsaw Police. Law enforcement officers charge that on June 26, he had a quantity of LSD in his possession. He appeared in court with his attorney. Kenneth M. Waterman and waived his right to a jury trial. A date lias been set for November 5 at 9 a m. He faces a prison term of two to four years and a fine of up to SIO,OOO if he is found guilty and convicted. A Milford defendent, booked in the August bust, requested pauper counsel. John P. Geberin was appointed to represent Johnie R. Dove. 23, Milford. Dove is charged with possession of marijuana a Class D felony. Arraignment for him was con tinued. Truck backs into car Troy M. Webb, 16. r 1 box 232 Syracuse, operating an International truck, backed into a 1977 Chrysler being driven by Owen N. Lentz, 77, r 1 box 634 Syracuse. The accident occurred on Thursday, Sept. 13, at 4:40 p.m., aLthe intersection of SR 13 and CR 530E. Webb, pulling a trailer, was stopped for a stop sign on CR 530E and Lentz was stopped behind him. Webb backed up due to traffic on SR 13 and hit the Lentz Auto. Lentz did not realize that Webb was backing up because the lights on the back of the trailer were not hooked up. Estimated damage to the Lentz car was $375 and S2O to the Webb vehicle. Car overturns, Milford man escapes injury A Milford man escaped injury when his car skidded 225 feet and overturned several times after failing to stop at a rural intersection. Larry A. Deter, 28. failed to stop at the T intersection of Milford Junction Road and CR 1350 N Tuesday, Sept. 18. at 9:17 p.m. Deter’s car skidded and overturned when he attempted to round the corner. Damage to the Deter car is estimated to be SBOO. The county road sign was also damaged.
Milford Town Marshal David Hobbs investigated the accident.
’ September IX 8:04 a m. — Request of ambulance at residence, by Nattie Crow Beach 11:17 a m. — Woman on station to file report about lost wallet 3:34 p.m. — Subject reports station wagon in the 500 block of Huntington Street, blocking one lane for two hours 5:34 p.m. — North Webster advised be on the lookout for green pick-up, left the gas station without paying for all the gas 10:30 p.m. — Three Flags requests unit to check out subject behind their building
CHRISTIAN LIVING PRAY - - It Is The Greatest Power On Earth. LOVE It Is A God-Given Privilege. READ .... It Is The Fountain Os Wisdom. ~ THINK ... It Is The Source Os Power. BE FRIENDLY... It Is The Road To Happiness. GIVE It Is Too Short A Day To Be Selfish. PLAY It Is The Secret Os Perpetual Youth. LAUGH It Is The Music Os The Soul. WORK It Is The Price Os Success SAVE ....It Is The Secret Os Security. AND, DON'T FORGET Share Christ With Others!
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1 Q k 'L 9 | I rIBB ** ■■ SB-la I OPEN HOUSE — The Turkey Creek Conservation Club invites the public to attend its third annual open house at the clubhouse on Saturday, Sept. 22. in recognition of National Hunting and Fishing Day. The open house will begin at 2 p.m. and continue throughout the day with a guest speaker, Charlie Parks. Indiana Conservation Officer, giving his fur trapping presentation at 7:30 p.m. Exhibits consisting of a display of firearms, fishing equipment. Indiana Conservation Council, a taxidermist, the fur takers, club projects and waterfowl and decoy displays will be on hand. Compound, target and hunting bows and antique firearms will comprise the bow and gun display . Several members of the Stone’s Trace regulators will demonstrate the mechanics of muzzleloading and actual scheduled firings will take place in the afternoon. Archery and fishing demonstrations will also lake place during the open house along with duck calling. Hunter safety instructors will be present to register those interested in fall classes. An ongoing wildlife slide presentation will be available for all to view. Refreshments will he sold in the kitchen. A drawing will take place after the evening speaker, featuring a Remington 870 shotgun and custom built rod and reel by Tackle Specialties. There will also be an auction of four limited edition wildlife prints by Sonny Bayshore. Club members and the general public are invited to attend and take part in this event. The clubhouse is located one and a hhlf miles north of the fish hatcherv on 13-A. Lake Waw asee,
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• Sunday School — 9:30 A.M. • Morning Worship Services — 10:30 A.M. (Services For all Ages. Nursery Through Adult) • Sunday Evening Services At 7P.M. • Family Night Bible Study and Wild West Program —7 P.M. Wednesday
Richard Brouillette Associate Minister
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