The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 41, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 October 1979 — Page 10

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., October 31,1979

EVALEE PAYNE Clerk-Treasurer Repubhcan

North Webster slates first election in 20 years

The town residents of North Webster are gearing up for the town election on November 6, the first election in 20 years. Both the Republican and Democratic parties have full slates. All North Webster citizens who are eligible to vote may do so between the hours of 6 a m. and 6 p.m. in Camelot Hall. Candidates from the Republican party are: Gregory A. Smith, Ward I; Howard S. Bemish, Ward II; Lucy E. Fribley, Ward III; and Evalee M. Payne, clerk-treasurer. On the Democratic slate are; George D. Burns, Ward I; Gregory A. Evans, Ward II; Jack Guy, Ward III; and Corrine Staples, clerktreasurer. According to town chairman Gary Eastlund, the

North Webster News

WCTU hosts county meeting

Mabie Eberhardt, county president, led group singing to open the OoJaber 18 combined meeting of Warsaw, North Webster and Winona Lake Chapters of Women’s Christian Temperance Union. The meeting was held at North Webster Church of the Brethren with the North Webster Anna Bowers Chapter as host chapter. Piano music was provided by Betty Barrett. Mrs. Thelma Wray discussed, “Christian Outreach.” Mrs. Barrett presented information concerning, “Home Protection.” Social Service was the topic of Doris Toms presentation. Phyllis Matz talked about, “Public Relations.” The topic of Vera Morehouses talk was, “Protection-Messages and Postures.” Information about legislation was presented by Mary Wilcoxson. It was reported that Miriam Kutz has arranged for 424 posters to be displayed in schools, churches, fair booths and business establishments, during the past year. '

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COMPLIMENTS TO all the talented pumpkin carvers. There are some very attractive Jack 0 Lanterns to be seen in windows nnd on porches around the area. MRS. M. E. Van Meter was hostess for the October 23 meeting of Chapter DA of P.E.O. sisterhood. Guest speaker for the evening was Maxine Banderer. She gave a report of the Supreme Chapter. A HALLOWEEN party and chili supper was enjoyed on October 27 by members of the Come-Join-Us Sunday School class from North Webster United Methodist Church. It was held at Barbee Conservation club building IN THE hospital — Harold Henry at Anderson. —o—- — AND Mrs. Tom Willman have returned home from a week’s vacation. They enjoyed hiking and sight seeing while staying at Canyon Inn, McCormick's Creek State Park, Spencer. They spent one day touring French Lick. THE SENIOR Citizens group from North Webster Church of God went on a recent outing and bus trip to Fort Wayne. They toured the Fort Wayne Airport and enjoyed lunch at a popular restaurant.

g GREGORYSMITH Town Board Republican — Ward I

Republicans held the first town caucus this year. The last time a caucus was held by the Grand Old Party was in 1963. Reasons For Running All the candidates were asked why they were running for a town board post in their respective wards or the clerk-treasurer position. Their answers follow: Gregory A. Smith, Republican, Ward I, “Because we have worked two years to progress as far as we have and we want to make sure we continue to progress.” Howard S. Bemish, Republican, Ward 11, “I’ve lived here 14 years and feel it’s time I do something for the community. I felt that way when I was asked to serve out the remaining

Minutes of the last, meeting were read by Mrs. Wilcoxson. The treasurer’s report was read by Mrs. Eberhardt. “Happy Birthday” was sung to Mrs. Morehouse. A carry-in dinner was served at noon. William Kurosky, Director of Community Center at Bowen Center, was guest speaker for the afternoon. Phyllis Myers sang, “God Os The Seasons.” A Prayer circle was formed and the meeting closed with group singing of, “Blest Be the Tie That Binds” and everyone repeating “The Lord’s Prayer” in unison. Beta Psis donate to library Wilma Mitchell was hostess for the October 23 meeting of Beta Psi Chapter of Lambda Chi Omega Sorority. The group voted to make a

CATHERINE BAUSE, North Webster, and Kate Goshert, Warsaw, appeared on the Dorothy Frisk Channel 22 TV show from South Bend yesterday morning. The ladies were representing the upcoming Kosciusko County Extension Homemakers Christmas bazaar. Grace Hathaway accompanied the ladies to South Bend but did not appear on the show. A HALLOWEEN party was held at Barbee Christian Camp on October 28 by Junior and Senior High youth from North Webster United Methodist Church. The young people toasted hot dogs and marshmallows over an open fire and went on a hayride. REV. AND Mrs. Brice Casey spent October 16 at Anderson College. They toured the campus and visited with Jane Hammond and Steve Spencer. The Casey family spent last week end visiting relatives at Danville, Ky. NORTH WEBSTER Pythian sisters are planning for a formal inspection, to be held in November. Rehearsal was held during the October 22 meeting and further rehearsal will be held .on Novembers.

HOWARD BEMISH Town Board Republican — Ward II

term of a resigning member. We have initiated several programs for the community and with so many started I would like to see it finished.” Lucy E. Fribley, Republican, Ward 111, “I was on it before and thought there are things we did I would like to see finished.” - Evalee M. Payne, Republican, clerk-treasurer, “I want to serve my town. We have made great progress in the last several years and I want to see it continue.” George D. Burns, Democrat, Ward I, “I think it’s time the town needs a change. We’ve went 20 years without an election and I think some new blood in there will help the town. The public seems to want a change.” Gregory A. Evans, Democrat,

donation to the North WebsterTippecanoe Township public library. It was announced that the group would also be helping a needy child with medical expenses. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Susan Harwood. An anniversary dinner party is planned for November. Hobby club prices items for bazaar Tippecanoe Township Hobby Club members met October 25 in the home of Ida Hart. Items for the upcoming Christmas Bazaar were priced and tagged. Several craft items were worked on, displayed and discussed. A sack lunch was enjoyed at noon. Dessert of cake and banana pudding was served by the hostess. The time and place of the next meeting is to be announced.

NORTH WEBSTER Community Thanksgiving Service will be held at 7 p.m. November 21, at North Webster United Methodist Church. MR. AND Mrs. Lester White spent last week end touring Southern Indiana. They visited Rockville, Brown County, Nashville, McCormick’s Creek State Park, Madison and Clifty Falls State Park. REV. AND Mrs. John Petgen and family, formerly of Goshen, now live at the entrance to Shoshoni Park on Little Tippy Lake. Rev. Petgen is the new pastor at Barbee Community Church. MRS. KARL Waugh, r 1 Leesburg, was guest of honor at a pink and blue shower held October 23’ in the social room at Barbee Community Church. THE CONGREGATIONS of the Bible Christian Church and Barbee Community church enjoyed an outing on October 20 at Camp Crosley. A carry-in dinner was served with BBQ chicken as the main dish. Following dinner outdoor games, a camp fire and time of fellowship was enjoyed. DIANE LUTZ, Elkhart, spent last week end visiting with friends at Barbee Lake.

. - LUCY FRIBLEY Town Board Republican — Ward 111

Ward 11, “I have many reasons, but the main reason is it’s time someone did something about the high budget and I feel I can do something about it.” Jack Guy, Democrat, Ward 111, “I just feel it’s every citizen’s duty and the town has a choice instead of an appointed board each year.” Corrine Staples, Democrat, clerk-treasurer, “Thought I needed some part time work and extra money plus I felt it was something I could do to benefit others.” Republican Candidates Gregory A. Smith, has been a resident of r 1 North Webster for the past 12 years. He and his wife, Laurie, have seven children: Andy, Portland, Ore., Mrs. Greg

By MARY LEE WILLMAN

Sgt. Jacks speaks to conservation club

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moser were chairmen for the dinner and program held recently by Barbee Conservation Club members at the Conservation club building. The Invocation was given by Dorothy Thornburg, chaplain. The business session was conducted by Waldo Bostel, president. A carry-in supper was served. The club building was decorated in keeping with a Halloween theme. Sergeant Tom Jacks of the Ligonier State Police Post Women make lap robes for patients, bazaar Lap robes for nursing home patients and Christmas Bazaar items were worked on during the meeting of the Women’s Fellowship held recently at North Webster Church of the Brethren. A carry-in dinner was served at noon with Paul Royer and Jimmy Adams as guests. Prayer was led by Viola Rich- * creek. ’ Sandy Adams and Betty Barrett were in charge of the business session. It was announced that due to the increased use of Camp Mack by campers and leaders that come from a distance an extra supply of linens is needed. Personal Growth Day is planned for November 7 at Crest Manor Church, South Bend. Guest speaker will be Richard Zimmerman, attorney of Crest Manor Church. He will discuss, “How Women Deal With Legal and Financial Matters in Times of Stress.” Betty Lou Shock will be hostess for the November meeting. Tippy Club recognizes birthdays The birthdays of Hazel Cleaver, Kathleen Weghorst, Ruth Boyer and Dot Kurth were recognized during the recent meeting of Tippecanoe Township Extension Homemakers Club. The ladies met in the home of Pauline Gunkle with June Miller and Geneva Belcher assisting. Roll call was answered by 19 members. Dorothy Thornburg continued her report on “Presidents of The United States.” The fall trip to Michigan was discussed by Mrs. Kurth. Catherine Bause reported on the president’s council meeting and the district meeting held recently at North Judson. The lesson, “Meatless Dinners and Low Cost Meals” was given by Clar Brodrick. Jean Hamilton was a guest. Sadie Reynolds will be hostess for the November meeting.

CORINNE STAPLES Clerk-Treasurer Democrat

(Teri) Minegar, Mishawaka; Jeff, 20; Lori, 18, Tami, 17, Steve, 16, Amy, 13. He is a graduate of Leesburg High School and is employed with Lyall Electric, Albion. Howard S. Bemish, 48. resides at r 1 box 18 and has lived in the North Webster area for 14 years. Bemish and his wife, Alice, have four children, Mrs. Kevin (Debra) Sweeney, 26, Lafayette, Doug, 22, Indianapolis, Dawn, 20, Bloomington and Denise, 18, Warsaw; and one grandchild. Bemish is a 1949 graduate of Anderson High School and has been in retail business for 20 years. He is currently working for Da-Lite Screen, Warsaw, and is director of purchasing. Lucy E. Fribley and her

showed a film and gave a talk about, “Defensive Driving. Guests present were Robin Shafer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson I, and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Duncan. There were 46 members in attendance. Others serving on the dinner committee were Alice Bemish, Lillian Kuhn, Bertha Tinkle and Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Bostel. The next meeting will be held November 20. Election of officers is planned. Messengers hold carry-in Members of North Webster Church of the Brethren Messengers Sunday school class met October 20 in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Paul Shrieder, North Manchester. There were 21 persons present. A carry-in supper was served. Prayer was led by Rev. Shrieder. D’Maris Miller, president, was in charge of the business session. She read a short story from Guide Post magazine. Prayer was led by Joe Barrett. The treasurer’s report was presented by Eva Lock. Devotions were given by Rev. Shrieder. He read from, “Living With Wonders.” Following the business session games were played and group singing enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Royer will be hosts for the December party.

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I ’ GEORGEBURNS Town Board Democrat — Ward I

husband, W. Earl, have lived in the North Webster area for over 12 years. Fribleys have two sons, James and Thomas, who live in the area She is a graduate of South Side High School, Fort Wayne and is a teller with Lake City Bank, Lakeland Branch. North Webster. Evalee M. Payne. 46, has lived in the North Webster area for 22 years. Mrs. Payne and her husband, Philip, have four children, Steven, 19, Susan, 15, Sandy, 13, and Sherry, seven. She graduated from Anderson High School and Indiana University, Bloomington. Mrs. Payne is the incumbent for the clerktreasurer position and is employed at Metcalf and Payne. North Webster.

'Geese' topic for County Neighbors Devotions were given by Beth Lamb during the October 24 meeting of County Neighbors Extension Homemakers Club. She read a story about Blue geese and Canadian geese. The meeting was held at the home of Monica Braman. Roll call response was, “Halloween Pranks.” Jean Marshall was named as chairman of a committee to help select Christmas gifts for mental health patients. Sherry Blielie read an editorial by Tim Wright concerning, “Draft Dodgers”. The story of, “Dead man’s Hollow” was told by Jori Webster. Garden remarks were given by Cathy Rodgers and Paula Tom gave the health and safety lesson. Judy Earl demonstrated how to make silk flowers. Special guests present were Georgie Ephlie and Mrs. Earl. Mrs. Tom will be hostess for the November meeting. Come as you are party held by Backwater Friends Sara Rhoades, president, was in charge of the October 18 meeting of Backwater Friends Extension Homemakers Club. The meeting was held in the home of Lin Beavers with Wanda Mikley as assistant hostess. Mrs. Mickley also gave devotions. The meeting was also a “Come As You Are Party” and the ladies

4 > GREGORY EVANS Town Board Ward II

Democratic Candidates George Bums is a long-time resident of North Webster and has served on the fire department for 38 years. He was president of the department for two years. Burns and his wife Florence are the parents of two sons. They also have five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Gregory Evans. 20. has lived in the Lakeland Corporation for eight years, moving to North Webster in 1979. He is married to the former Deborah Pryor. Evans is a 1977 graduate of Wawasee High School and is employed at Reese Products, Goshen and is a leadman and shipping and receiving clerk. Jack Guy is a long time resident of North Webster He

arrived wearing a variety of fashion ensembles. The lesson, “Speaking Up for What You Eat” was given by Mayzil Miller. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Marna Hollar. Phyllis Abbet gave the treasurer’s report. A thank you note from Wanda Mickley was read. The health and, safety lesson, “Safety Os TricK or Treat” was given by Mrs. Beavers. Mrs. Howard Bemish. Sr., discussed, “Small appliances and Saving Energy.” Old time customs and cures were the topic of Wanda Moser's cultural arts lesson. Several members received Birthday and anniversary gifts from the secret pals. Refreshments were served from a table decorated in keeping with a Halloween theme. Mildred Gray will be hostess for the November meeting. Homemakers meet on 18th The meditation was read by Phyllis Matz during the October 18 meeting of Efficient Homemakers Club. She told about the composer who wrote the hymn, “It is Well With My Soul.” The ladies met in the home of Alice Long. Lois Royer assisted the hostess. Roll call was answered by 16 members. The lesson, “Speaking Up For What You Eat” was presented by Vera Zurcher. Della Helvey received the door prize. Cyndi Heckman will be hostess

' r ’jack guy Town Board Democrat —Ward 111

and his wife, Vivian, have six children and seven grandchildren. He is a member of the American Legion, K of P and a Mason. He is self employed-'at Guy and Sons Electric Sen ice. . Corinne Staples has resided in the North Webster area for 32 years She has a high school diploma and a certificate of proficiency from BBA Tech Institute. Mrs. Staples has worked for over eight years in the business office of Indiana Bell Telephone, over nine years at the North Webster Post Office, over five years for an insurance agency and for shorter periods in stores, banks, homes and factories She is a member of the American Legion Auxiliary. Pythian Sisters and home ec club and has held offices in each.

so? the November meeting. A demonstration of how to cook with cheese will be presented. Barbee Ladies hold carry-in A carry-in dinner was served at noon during the recent meeting of Barbee Ladies Christian Service. The meeting was held In the Barbee Community Church. Orpha Foster played the piano for group singing. The Bible Study was taken • from the third .chapter of Ephesians. Janet Ritenour was welcomed as a new’ member. -NWSearch for barn fire, none found Indiana State Police reported a possible barn fire at US 6 and US 33, Firday, Oct. 26. at 8:28 a.m. The Syracuse Fire Department responded and notified the Benton Township Fire Department and a search of the area was conducted. No fire was found, by either departments. t Childcare food program at day care center The Lakeland Day Care Center. Syracuse, will be sponsoring the child care food program. All children at the center will be served the same meals at no separate charge, regardless of race, color or national origin and there is no discrimination in the course of the meal service.