The Mail-Journal, Volume 17, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 November 1980 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., November 12,1980

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Community Corner

Christmas Bazaar at Warsaw this week end

By PATRICIA M. RATHBUN Extension Agent, Home Ec The Kosciusko County Extension Homemakers will hold their 12th annual Christmas Bazaar, November 14 and 15, in the women’s building, located on the fairgrounds, Warsaw. The public is invited to the bazaar to get a jump on their Christmas shopping. Selling hours are from 9a.m. to 9p.m. Friday and 9a m. to3p.m. Saturday. There will be many gift items for sale, including toys, needlework, baked goods, candy, plants, bulbs, tree decorations, crafts and much, much more. The 62 clubs, with an approximate membership of 1,200, spend months in preparation for the Bazaar. Club members make handmade gift items which display the varied creative talents of extension homemakers. The Christmas Bazaar county committee works to organize the bazaar, provide workers during the open hours and publicize it. The purpose of the Christmas Bazaar is to raise money for individual clubs to function through the year and to give the public an opportunity to purchase handmade gift items at reasonable prices. Clubs bringing in items for sale are reminded that check-in time is November 13 from 12-4 p.m. Unsold items can be picked up on November 15 from 3-4 p.m. The exteniosn homemaker Christmas Bazaar has many opportunities. 1) An opportunity for extension homemakers to show and sell with pride items which they have made; 2) an opportunity for you to see and

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buy items other homemakers have made to please and entice you; and 3) an opportunity for you to purchase unique gifts for birthdays and Christmas. So don’t miss your golden opportunity. Come to the Christmas Bazaar on 7 the fairgrounds to look, browse and buy. For the convenience of those with busy schedules, the newest extension homemaker club, Classy Lassys, will serve lunch and evening meal. So come on your lunch hour and shop or bring the entire family for the evening. This is one Bazaar you won’t

Milford library notes

By JODI BROWN Have you forgotten about your local library? Well, we haven’t forgotten about you! We’ve been busy making many changes, coming up with new displays, relocating books, up-dating our records, ordering new material and just generally sprucing the place up. We would appreciate any ideas, thoughts or feelings you have about the Milford Library and how it can serve you better — fore we’re here to serve the community. Here are several new books we’ve just received which are sure to whet your reading appetite: “Poinciana” by Phyllis Whitney. James Micheners’ new novel “The Covenant” and “The Awakening Land” by Conrad Richter. The latter was recently shown on T.V. in a three part

want to miss! Members of the Chrismtas Bazarr committee who helped to make it a great success are Lucy Dockery, chairman, member of the Sunshine Club; Princess Frush, Progressive Homemakers; Peggy Fox, Purdue Home Ec; Linda Cochran, Merry Mollys; Pauline Gunkel, Tippecanoe Township; Beulah Goss, Grace Hathaway and Helen Kirchoff, Purdue Home Project; Margaret Grow, Classy Lassys; Midred Wilson, Goodwill; Hendrene Schutt, West Wayne; and Lois Whitehead, Crossroads.

series which starred Elizabeth Montgomery and Hal Holbrook. Here’s a sneak preview of books to look for on our shelves in coming months; “Growing up free-raising your child in the ’Bo’s” by Letty Cottin Pogrebin. Alan Alda has this to say about the book — “I love the book. If one generation of caring people will take this book to heart, I think there will be hope for our children’s children.” Also for all you cat lovers — “The Morris Approach, and Insider’s Guide to Cat Care” by Barbara Bum. This informative and entertaining guide includes 25 photos of the feline superstar. We’ve also been receiving many new children’s books which will be highlighted in the coming month as we ready ourselves for Children’s Book Week — November 17-23. Don’t forget those dates. Our story hour has begun with a bang and we look forward to welcoming children of all ages each Saturday at 2 p.m. This is a wonderful way to interest your child in the world of books and develop their library usage. Make a point of visiting your public library this week! Syracuse library By ROSALYN JONES The “Books and Coffee” book review will be on Wednesday, Nov. 19, at 10 a m. The book topic will be “Alice: Her Life and Times,” a fascinating biography of Alice Roosevelt Longworth, daughter of Theodore Roosevelt. November 17 through the 22nd is National Children’s Book Week. This would be an excellent opportunity for parents to bring their children in and get them acquainted with the library. The children’s room is well-stocked with excellent books for the elementary grades. We would like to encourage the reading habit at an early age.

I Mfr s wk r / yfrp V k | • Mi CHRISTMAS IS COMING — With the holiday season only a few short weeks away members of the Syracuse-WawaSee Garden Club are busy planning for their December 7 Bell Walk. Above, members of the Stuart W’alker family check decoratiorawhich will be used at their home, one of six on this year’s Bell Walk. \ From left, Mark, Stuart and Kevin Walker check ribbon for the columns while Beth and Diane check on a wreath for the front door. (Photo by Deb Fox)

Syracuse-Wawasee Garden Club's Christmas Bell Walk December 7

The Syracuse-Wawasee Garden Club members met recently for their November meeting in the home of Priscilla Rhode with Mrs. Don Robbins as co-hostess. Most of the evening was spent on a workshop for the bazaar to be held in one of the homes shown on the Bell Walk. This year there will be six homes shown. They are the homes of Mr. an Mrs. Glen Bowen, North Webster; J. B. Hoy, Lake Tippecanoe; Mr. and

LOUISA'S LETTER ©

Dear Louisa, 1 am a small town girl who has married a man who works for a big company. My husband is very smart and can easily adapt himself to customs he has not been used to. We have moved several times because he has been promoted and we meet people who have been accustomed to finer things than we have enjoyed. I am not quite sure of how meals should be served or the proper clothes to wear on certain occasions. I learn these things by watching other people but isn't there a quicker way than that? Can you give me some good ideas? Wife-Calif. Answer: There are some splendid books on how to arrange Lakeland Locals Jay Peffley, manager of the Syracuse Northern Indiana Public Service Company office, is resting at his Syracuse Lake home this week following the onset of an illness that began last Tuesday. He hoped to return to work the first of next week. —O'Mr, and Mrs. Robert Deahl of Sand Point (Lake Wawasee) left on Tuesday for Cleveland where Mr. Deal is scheduled to enter the Cleveland Clinic today (Wednesday) for a check up. He is making slow recovery from a bout with whooping cough and pneumonia.

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Mrs. John Call, Kale Island, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Doug Shrock, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Stu Walker, Syracuse; and Barbara Scantlin, Syracuse. The homes will be shown on Sunday, Dec. 7, from 1 to 5 p.m. Tickets are being sold in advance but may also be purchased at the door on the day of the w'alk. All proceeds will be used for civic projects of the club. The November arrangement at the library will be furnished by

table settings and on the proper way to accept or refuse invitations. But the best way for you to entertain when you meet new people is to do so as simply as possible and with graciousness. A buffet style meal is quite proper in this day and time and most people enjoy a casual occasion rather than one so formal. Prepare as much of your food as possible before hand and do those things that can be done on the day before you have your dinner or party. Try to be relaxed and smiling and 1 am sure your guests will enjoy being in your home. Louisa. Address: Louisa, Box 532, Orangeburg. S.C. 29115 A WORLD OF CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS i j x I Make your own Christmas tree ornaments. They mean so much more. Printed panels containing about 10 different ornament designs just cut out sew & fill. The panel of 10 just $1.59 at MY STORE. Use Visa or Master Charge. ' My Store PICKWICK PLACE Ltj UPTOWN SYRACUSE .

Mrs. R. C. Tytler. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the evening.

East Warsaw On U.S. 30 A 2 Miles East Os K-Mort - Near Quality Farm & Fleet GHOUfI Closed O I "°°" e Titi HIM 6 P.M. ■ J t Until Thursday M ■ "Ml 6 P.M. Thursday DOORS OPEN 6 P.M. TILL MIDNITE THURSDAY YS Plan now to join hundreds of value-wise homemakers in this fantastic sale ... as we set aside 6 hours only to offer every item in our warehouse at a fraction of their original value! No one will be admitted until our doors open 6 P.M. Thursday! Come prepared to buy. Bring your car, truck or wagon. Small charge for delivery! HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS Os DOLLARS OF FAMOUS BRAND NAME FURNITURE Os Its Original Value I Thursday 6 P.M. Till Midnite FOR 6 HOURS ONLY , tj,,.. LIVING ROOM - DEDROOM - DINING ROOM - DEDDING - OCCASIONAL TABLES - BUNK DEOS - RECLINERS - WALL UNITS! W 6 HOUR SALE “ TillMidnite Till AAidnite Small Deposit Will Hold Till Christmas 30-60-90 Doys McCord Same As Cash Option Bil P.M. To Midnite S ** 2 Miles East Os K-Mart Near Quality Form & Fleet

CALENDAR Week Os November 12 To November 19 WEDNESDAY Alcoholics Anonymous Goodwill Club Os North 7:30 p.m.. Saint Martin de Webster Porres Catholic Church, 1:30 p.m. Syracuse THURSDAY Overeaters’ Anonymous Kappa Omicron Chapter 9:45 a.m., North Webster 7:30 p.m., Beta Sigma Phi United Methodist Church Sorority Welcome Wagon 10 a .m.. Counting House Bank, 'FW „ North Webster 8 p.m., Syracuse FRIDAY Syracuse Retail Merchants’ Meeting Milford Kiwanis 7.45 a .m.. Three Flags Drive645 am., Milford Fire Station in 1 SATURDAY v SUNDAY t ■ Wawasee Kiwanis ** Alcoholics Anonymous Open 7 a.m.. Three Flags Drive-in, Meeting Syracuse 10 a.m., North Webster Fire VFW Auxiliary Station Ip.m., Syracuse VFW Fathers’Auxiliary 1 p.m , Syracuse MONDAY ’ Lakeland Kiwanis 7 am., Classic Restaurant, North Webster Milford Lions Ladies' Night TOPS 106 Syracuse ' P m ’ 6:30 p.m.. Calvary United Primary Mothers’Club Mehtodist Church ’ 7:30 p.m, Syracuse • TUESDAY Overeaters’ Anonymous Syracuse Town Board 7:30 p.m., North Webster 7:30 p.m., Syracuse town hall United Methodist Church WEDN ES DAY Alcoholics Anonymous 7:30 p.m., Saint Martin de Twilighters Bunco Club Porres Catholic Church, 7:30p.m. Syracuse