The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 2, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 January 1980 — Page 7
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Knightstown Home topic for auxiliary
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary 223 heard Betty Broekers, Knightstown Home Chairman, announce that the / zZt x •• VF HONORED POSTHUMOUSLY — Miss Kay Ferverda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ferverda of North Webster was named “Indiana Distinguished Junior Holstein Member,” posthumously. She was one of three winners. A plaque and SSO were presented to her family at the State Holstein Convention in Indianapolis on January 25. The money was placed in a memorial fund which has been set up in her honor. Kay was very active in 4-H and showing registered Holsteins with her family meant much to her. She will be missed by those who knew and loved her.
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home now has openings for 47 children. The Legion met Tuesday evening, Jan. 22. Mrs. Broekers told the group that if there are any veterans' children in the community in need of a home where they will be given individual attention, they should contact her personally to help the children make an application for the home. Girls’ State selections were made. They are Amy Reed, delegate; Susan Naab, first alternate; and Andrea Steffen, second alternate. Energy Chairman Alice Kline read a paper that suggested the town become interested in the project of recycling centers. Some members expressed interest but felt other clubs and organizations would also have to become involved for the project to be successful. A committee was appointed for the Legion birthday party to be held in March. The committee members are Chairman, Mary Jane Deprdorf; and members, Lucy Kroh, Betty Dust, Margaret Nichols and Elaine Darr. ' Rowena Brewer announced that the family of Blanche Kline will host an open house at the Wawasee Bowling Alley Restaurant from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on February 24. All members of the Auxiliary are invited to attend to help a “very young” 90-year-old Mrs. Kline celebrate her birthday. The refreshment committee was Lois Brown, Louise Crow, and Maxine Coleman.
Happy Bachelors elect officers The Milford Senior Happy Bachelors 4-H Club met in the home of Doug, Greg and Kathy Weisser of r 1 Milford on Monday night, Jan. 28. An election of officers was held and follows; President — Doug Weisser Vice president — Kevin Harney Secretary — Greg Weisser Treasurer — Randy Beer Reporter — Jill Haab Health and safety — Phil Dowty and Jon Haab Recreation — Bill Haab and Kathy Weisser Project books, puts and ribbons were passed out by Ted Davis. The next meeting will be held at Randy and Rene Beer’s house on February 25 at 7:30 p.m. Enrollment cards must be taken to this meeting. Tri-County to be site of next Aububon meeting The Tippecanoe Audubon Society will be hiking in the TriCounty Fish and Wildlife area near North Webster on February 3. Persons can meet at 1:45 p.m. at the Counting House Bank Mall in Warsaw for car pooling; or join the group at 2:15 p.m. at the flowing well south of North Webster. A tour of an underground house will also be included in the day’s activities. The hike will include a study of the birds which spend the winter in this part of Indiana. The group will hike through the various habitats in the Tri-County area and will study the plants and trees which provide food and shelter for wildlife during cold weather. Audubon field trips are held the first Sunday of each month in all kinds of weather, so come prepared to be outdoors. Any interested persons are welcome to participate in the field trips. Lakeland Local Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Enoch have returned to their home on r 2 Syracuse from a five-week vacation. They visited their son. Dr. J. P. Peterson and family in Salt Lake City over the holidays and attended the Miami and Atlanta gift and furniture shows. To prevent spattering... sprinkle a little salt into the frying pan.
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NORTH WEBSTER GETS NEW AMBULANCE — North Webster’s new ambulance went into service Tuesday, Jan. 22. The old ambulance will be kept as a back up unit. According to Emergency Medical Service Captain Gary Hill, the new ambulance is the first of its kind in the county. Hill said this model was chosen because it will be cheaper to replace. When worn out, only the chassis will need to be replaced. The cabin can be lifted off and plhced on a new chassis.
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The names of North Webster United Mehtodist Church officers for 1980 have been announced. They are: Dean Hartle (acting) lay leader; Hartle, Charles Turner, and Howard Locke, lay speakers; George Switzer, lay member to annual conference; Carrie Switzer, reserve lay member; Hartle, administrative board chairman; Steve McNutt, administrative board vice chairman; Bob Ritchie, chairman. council on ministries; Don Hoover, chairman, education; Bob Ritchie, chairman, council on ministries; Don Hoover, chairman education; lvalue Turner, chairman, missions; Ralph Walker, chairman, evangelism; and Dave Stookey, social con-cerns-health and welfare. Others are: Sheila Bowen and Gloria Shipley, (music) worship co-chairmen; Phil Fiddler and Bob Bause, head ushers; Mrs.
Smith, banner chairman; Barbara Hunt, acolyte chairman; Helen Anderson, greeters; Mrs. Switzer, flower and card chairman; Greg Smith, ecumenical affairs chairman; Ron Ritchie, church school superintendant; Wanda Luke, literature secretary; Linda Stookey and Mary Stackhouse, children’s coordinators; Mr. and Mrs. David White, youth coordinators; Mr and Mrs. Wayne Miller, adult coordinators; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Keim, family coordinators; Marian Breyer, secretary of enlistment; Mrs. Gillen, recording secretary; Dixie Pryor, campus and higher education; Mrs, Gillen, financial secretary and Sharon Martin, County Neighbors learn about 'Winter Driving' Cathy Rodgers was hostess for the January 23 meeting of Country Neighbors Extension Homemakers Club. Devotions, “Love Is A Gift Os God” were given by Beth Lamb. Roll call was answered by 13 members. Monica Braman, president, was in charge of the business session. The group voted to make donations to three charities. Special interest lessons for next year were discussed. The health and safety lesson was presented by Paula Tom. Her topic was, “Winter Driving.’’ Mrs. Rodgers told about. “Old Wives Tales of Gardening. ” Facts a homemaker should know were related by Jori Webster as the cultural arts lesson. Secret pal birthday gifts were received by Mrs. Webster and Roberta Gregory. Mrs. Webster will be hostess for the Fete, meeting.
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assistant financial secretary. Also elected were: Ron Richey, treasurer; Wayne Gillen, assistant treasurer; Mrs. Gillen, membership secretary; Hartle, administrative board chairman; Dick Shipley, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Keim, Jim Weaver, Margaret Kiser and~Carol Ritchie, pastorparisn committee; Virginia Osburn, finance and stewardship chairman; Judge Art Osburn and Switzer, impact committee; Mr. and Mrs. Gillen, Hartle, Locke. Mrs. Luke, B. Ritchie, Mrs. Osburn., Shipley, Smith, Switzer, Dan Watson, Weaver, R. Richey. George Davis, .Dave Boesenberg and Dave Hilberry, finance; Bet-
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JUNIOR HIGH youth from North Webster Church of God are planning a skating party for February 2. MR. AND Mrs. Dick Mason will host the February 9 pitch-in supper being sponsored by the Builders Class at North Webster United Methodist Church. — 0 — IN THE hospital — Charles Simonson, Bob Black, Effie Jernigan and Bus Likens. Goshen Hospital; Grace Judd and Mary Williams, Whitley County Hospital. Columbia City; Isabelle Shidler, Norwalk Hospital, Norwalk, Conn., 06850. FEBRUARY 9 is the date of the North Webster Church of God Senior High Valentine party.
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In the above picture. Tippecanoe Township Trustee Dick Mitchell, far left, hands over the keys of the new ambulance to Gary Hill. Also pictured are. Emergency Medical Technicians Doug Bowser, Jr., co-captain: Willie Duncan, secretary; Bill Metcalf; Jay Duncan; and Mike Janacek. "Not in the picture are many of the volunteer EMTs. drivers and firefighters who play an important role in providing this vital service to the community,” said Hill.
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A PRAYER retreat will be held February 3 in the fellowship room at North W’ebster United Methodist Church. NORTH WEBSTER Church of God Senior High Fifth Quarter will be held February 1 following the Wawasee Basketball game. LAKELAND SNOWMOBILE club members held a carry-in dinner on January 21 at Camelot
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board-at-large are: Mrs. Gillem, secretary; Mrs. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. . Russel Churchill. George Davis. Engle, Minnette Hartle. Keith Hilberry. Bessie Hoover? Mr. and Mrs. Larry Keim. Cheryl King, Helen Kline. Don Martin. Jo Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Art Osburn, Forrest Richards, Esther Schneider, Shipley, Larry Stackhouse, Mrs. Switzer, Elizabeth. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Weaver, Kathy White and Mildred Wilson. Carol Ritchie is president of the United Methodist Women. — NW —
Hall, with 50 people attending. Lasagna was served as the main dish. Following dinner plans were finalized for the Heart Fund Sled-A-Thon. JEAN COVERSTONE has just returned from a trip to Italy. THE “SINGLES” meetings have been changed to Monday nights. They are held at 7 p.m. at North Webster Church of God.
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