The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 41, Milford, Kosciusko County, 31 October 1979 — Page 7

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Wednesday Afternoon Club tours Ruthmere

Members of the Wednesday Afternoon Club enjoyed a tour of Ruthmere. the historic Beardsley mansion in Elkhart, for their October 24 meeting Built in 1908 by Albert R. Beardsley, one of the founders of Miles Laboratories, the four story period house has been handsomely restored so that it reflects the opulent lifestyle of the latter part of the “Mauve Era.” Among the home’s many

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remarkable features are the stained glass windows and skylight, brocaded silk wall panels, artistic ceilings and an innovative cooling system which was a precursor of air conditioning. Additional highlights include two vintage cars and a garage with a huge turntable in the floor . . . to reverse the direction of the cars so that they need not be backed out! A green-house was actually a sort of ”R and R’’ area

where household plants could recuperate between seasons. As a fitting finale, the tour guide, Helen Miller, provided a captivating melody on the unique organ player-piano “combo” which had been custom designed for the Beardsleys. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. W. DeFord Hite, president and Eloise Frevert of Goshen, at whose home refreshments were served following the tour.

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By ROSALYN JONES Please note that we will be closed November 12 for Veterans Day. We have a Jovely decoration using a squash, bittersweet, and Indian corn, from the SyracuseWawasee Garden Club. With a pumpkin head cut-out, it is perfect for October and Halloween. The next story hour for the children will be Wednesday, Nov. 7. at 3:30. Some new books in the adult department are; Hodge, Jane: Last Act (a romantic novel) Maryk, Michael: Death Bite (a novel of supernatural evil) Whitney, Phyllis: Domino (a romantic novel) Grandower, Elissa: Blackbourne Hall (romantic suspense) Stanwood. Brooks: The Glow (a novel of terror and evil) Nirkin, Gabe: The Sports Medicine Book (information for the coach, athlete, trainer) Measell. James: Greentown Glass (a book for the glass collector) Hard, Roger: Build Your Own Low-Cost Log Home (for the do-it-yourselfer) Twitchell, Mary: Wood Energy (a guide to heating with wood) Fleming, Jennifer: Stopping Wife Abuse (a guide for the abused woman)

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Judy Ferverda president of Room 4-U 4-H By LYNN HATHAWAY The Room 4-U 4-H Club held its October meeting in the home of leader Betty Greider. The meeting was brought to order by President Kay Ferverda. Roll call was taken by Secretary Judy Ferverda. Roll was answered by members naming their favorite dog. Three new members were welcomed into the club. They are Lynn, Beth and Laurie Hathaway. New officers were elected for the coming year. They are: President — Judy Ferverda Vice president — Connie Thompson Secretary — Amy Ferverda Treasurer — Beth Hathaway Song Leader — Laurie Hathaway Reporter — Lynn Hathaway Recreation — Teresa Maurer Health and safety — Lonnie Bond The meeting was then adjourned for refreshments. The awards night for all 4-H clubs in Tippecanoe Township will be November 5 in the North Webster School Cafeteria. There will be a carry-in supper starting at 6:30 The next monthly meeting will be held sometime in January. "The chief glory of every people arises from its authors." Samuel Johnson

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jM ft MEW W f I DRESS UP FOR CUSTOMERS — Employees at Curls Beauty Salon, Wawasee Village, dressed up in costumes for lheir customers on Friday and Saturday. Shown are Pam Cunningham, a farmer: Anita Brickey, a clown; Carolyn Michael, a lady; Melisa Shipley, a cowgirl; and Jacquie Paridis, a cat. Judy Coy of Ligonier is the customer on the right.

Elephant, Holly Hobby win honors at Milford

An elephant and a Holly Hobby doll won top honors at the Milford Halloween Festival last night (Tuesday). The elephant turned out to be Shawn Krull, son of Mr. and Mrs Hubert Krull and Holly Hobby was Krista Brumbaugh, daugther of Mrs. Judy Brumbaugh. The event is sponsored annually by the Milford Libns, Legion and Auxiliary with award winners receiving cash prizes YOUNGEST ENTRANT Little three-month-old Marcia Harwood, daughter of David and Julia Harwood of Dewart Lake ( r 5 Syracuse) was easily the youngest masked entrant. Dressed as "Tom" in a Tom and Jerry dual entry, little Marcia appeared in all her majesty, suited and painted, in her stroller alongside brother, Daniel, two. as “Jerry.” When the judging was being done and the prizes handed out the little “star” was sound asleep. Another youngster, Luke Sawyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Sawyer, also of Dewart Lake, was wide awake during the event. Dressed as a scarecrow and carried in his mother's arms, he didn’t missa thing. Winning first, second and third place honors in the various categories were the following. Witches, ghosts goblins, etc. — Kristin and Mason Robbins, Todd Wilson and Stacy Greenwood Animals — Loretta Schafer, Joseph and Jennifer Bradley and Michelle Coy Story book characters — Kathy Boggs, Lisa Kaiser and Tina Scott Hobos and clowns — Chad Zartman, Terry Bailey and Kyle Newcomer Cowboys and Indians — Dan Duncan and Clay Brooks, Crystal and Tasha Price and Keith Bice Miscellaneous — Vicki Holderread. Ricky Powell and Amy Beer. Spooks to be Out tonight It's Halloween and the witches, goblins and ghosts will be out in full force tonight (Wednesday). A schedule of activities for area towns follows: Leesburg — Trick-or-treating betwesn 6 and 8.-30 p.m. Milford — Trick-or-treating between 5 and 8 p.m. North Webster — Parade at 6 p.m. sponsored by Lakeland Kiwanis Club Syracuse — Trick-or-treating between 6 and 9 p.m. Two pledge to sororities at Ball State Two area residents have recently pledged sororities at Ball State University at Muncie. Laurie Pryor, a graduate of Wawasee High School, pledged Alpha Chi Omega. She is a freshman, majoring in elementary education, and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Charles Pryor of North Webster. Another graduate of Wawasee High School, Elizabeth Runge pledged Pi Bela Phi. She is the daughter of Suzanne Runge, r 2 Syracuse, ano is a freshman majoring in business administration.

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» 0 \—sm / -A /. / /I xJw / li H I Mhd TOP WINNERS — An elephant and Holly Hobby won top honors at the Milford Halloween party last night (Tuesday) in the junior high school gym. Grand prize honors went to Shawn Krull, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Krull, who was dressed as an elephant. Runner-up was Krista Brumbaugh, daughter of Mrs. Judy Brumbaugh, who was dressed as a Holly Hobby doll.

Wee Webster Workers elect Judy Ferverda president

Elections of new officers and the addition of five new members highlighted the last meeting of the Wee Webster Workers 4-H Club which was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ferverda, club leaders. The officers elected for the coming year are as follows: President — Judy Ferverda Vice-president — Keith Cole Secretary-Treasurer — Amy Ferverda Health and Safety — Jeff Young Recreation — Amy Swope Song Leader — Karri Henwood The new officers will be attending a training session on November 1 at Warsaw. The five new members of the club are Keith Cole, Jeff Young,

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Anita Swope, Steven and Karri Henwood. Township achievement night will be held on November 5, at the North Webster School Cafeteria beginning at 6 p.m. with a carryin dinner.

Conference Day next Wednesday All Lakeland students in kindergarten through the fifth grade will have a day off next Wednesday, Nov. 7, for parent-teacher conferences. Teachers will meet with parents between the hours of 12 noon and 8 p.m.

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