The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 February 1981 — Page 10
THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed.. Feb. 18.1981
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North Webster News
Winter Carnival funds to go to local charity
There were approximately 50 in attendance for the February 5 meeting and carry-in supper of Lakeland Snowmobile Club. Chairmen for the dinner were Wilma Mitchell and Barbara Fiddler Plans were finalized for the Winter Wonderland Carnival held February 14 at North Webster It was reported that a large crowd was to be expected because of the many calls the club has received from all over the state. A* concession booth was sponsored by the Lakeland Club with Wilma j Mitchell as chairman
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MISSIONARY NIGHT is scheduled for 6 30 pm. March 15, at North Webster Church of the Brethren A carry-in supper is planned Foreign dishes will be featured Guest speaker will be Ruth Ann Angle who lives at Camp Mack. She serves on the District Board for the Church of the Brethren. A VALENTINE S Day party was held February 14 at a local restaurant by members of Barbee Community Church It was sponsored by Barbee Ladies Christian Service — o— OFFICERS WERE selected and assignments made during a recent meeting of the missions committee at North Webster Church of God. They are: Wanda Mickley, chairman; Sherry Crane, vice chairman; Hope Rapp, secretary and missions correspondence; Marge Hickman. treasurer (elected by the chutchi; Pauline White. Orlie Black and Fran Bowser, bulletin board Bob Likens and Res. Brice Cisey are also members of the committee. —oA MEN'S outing was held last week end by members of Lakeland Snowmobile club About 25 men attended the event held at Honor. Mich — o — GOV ER NMEN T SI RVE VS show that if everyone used seat belts aw er 3*.OM injuries w ouM be presented each year in the U.S. The use of seat belts would save approximately I2.*M Uses each year -O’DONNA STUCKO reports seeing a flock of about 40 Robins on February ? -o— A "FLORIDA Vacation*’ party was enjoyed on February 11 by Senior Citiiens at North Webster Church of God Salads and desserts were served. -OHMR AND Mrs Dennis Likens are the parents of a daughter born January 19 Little Jessica Mane tipped the scales at eight pounds, tour ounces —o— ■ s NORTH WEBSTER’S. World Day of Prayer" observance will be held at 1:30 p m . March S. at Morris Chapel Church. \ Theme for the day will be. * The Earth Is The Lords’." It was selected by the American Indian Women Men. women and children of the North Webster area are invited to attend.
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By MARY LEE WILLMAN
A Sweetheart Dance was held the evening of February 14 at Camelot Hall All money raised from the Winter Carnival will be donated to a local charity. It was reported that about 25 men participated in the recent outing held at Honor. Mich. A trip for ladies only is being planned A family outing is scheduled for March 7 and 8. Joe Schaeffer and Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Williams were welcomed as new members The next meeting will be held March 9at Camelot Hall Snacks will be served and games will be played for w hite elephant gifts.
A LESSON on how to apply bias ruffles and lace to pillows will be taught at the February 23 meeting of Lakeland Quilting Club -O’BILL CRANE was master of ceremonies of the North Webster Church of C«od Sweetheart Banquet held February It. —o—- — CAT insisted on going out doors in the middle of the February 10 snowstorm She stood on the porch for over half an hour and let the wind blow her fur the wrong way Hope she didn’t suffer brain damage for stay ing ir the house all w inter —o— A SPECIAL church council meeting is being called for 6 p.m.. March Ist. at /North Webster Church of God. -oTHE MENS meeting is scheduled for February 19 at the North Webster Church of God -oIN NORTH Webster pick up your copy of The Mail-Journal at Hook's. Thornburg s. Xugsburger's or the ’Dairy Queen. -oBOJ/QVETS TO Jeff Strom beck. Dan List and Joe Schaefer Jeff placed sixth in the cross country skiing event held during the recent Syracuse Winter Carnival Dan placed first m the snowmobile poker run and Joe was voted as having the best mustache in the beard and mustache competition -O’TILL NEXT week .... S Raab's Soft Water give away groceries Three Syracuse residents recently won $lO and SIOO worth of groceries at Augsburger s Super Vatu in Syracuse The grocery prizes were given away by Raab s Soft Water Company of Warsaw Norma Rush won the grand prize of SIOO worth of groceries while Debra Hopper and William Seivey each won $lO of groceries Raab’s had set up a booth at Augsburger’s to get acquainted with people in the Lakeland area and gave grocery prizes away to three lucky winners Cars collide in Syracuse An accident tnvoh -ig two Syracuse residents occurred on* Seventh St at the intersection of Chicago St. Syracuse, last Thursday Deborah L Kirkdorfer. 33. 349 Medusa St . Syracuse, was reportedly traveling at a slow rate of speed on Seventh St. when it slid into another vehicle stopped at a stop sign The other vehicle, driven by Carl L. Hepler. 52. r 5 Syracuse, was unable to move because of ice and snow Damage to both vehicles was under SI,OOO cash No injuries resulted Patience is the art erf solving problems by letting them alone.
Finalize banquet plans
Plans were finalized for the February 14 Sweetheart Banquet when Barbee Ladies Christian Service met on February 9 at Barbee Community Church The party will be held at a local restaurant. Virginia Lakness. president, was in charge of the business session. Sharon Petgen read the minutes of the last meeting The treasurer’s report was given by Joan Kilmer. Debbie Scharf was appointed as chairman of the planning
Lakeland Quilting Club visits Shipshewana area
Several members reported on their recent trip to Shipshewanna and Middlebury during the February 9 meeting of Lakeland Quilting Club. Dinner out was enjoyed and fabrics for quilting were purchased The group met at the home of Norma Moser Juanita Gebhart. Ruth Dunker and Carol Clark took stencil patterns, transfer pencils, carbon paper and other necessary tools to demonstrate the transfer of a stencil to fabric before quilting The use of a new water soluable marking pen was also demonstrated Members selected one of the four demonstrated methods that was best suited to their quilting fabric Different techniques are required for applying the patterns to dark or light material Quilting projects will be continued at the next meeting. Members making pillows will learn the proper method for Two hurt in crash Two Milford residents. Harvey E. Cole, 64. and Gertrude Cole, 61. r L were injured in a one-car crash on SR 15 just south of CR.4O in Elkhart County last week Cole, driver of the car, suffered chest injuries and was admitted to the Goshen Hospital. His wife was treated for glass cuts and released Police said Cole was driving north on the highway when he lost control of his vehicle on an icy curve The car ran off the road, striking a tree Phil Hoy leaves Syracuse UTS Phil Hoy. the former Syracuse United Telephone Systems shop assistant manager, began working in Warsaw’s UTS office on Monday morning. Feb 16 In his new position he serves as ITS division plant supervisor. Warsaw His job now includes three districts instead of one Hoy served in Syracuse for four years He and hts family plan to continue living at Lake Tippecanoe. Hoy stated he will continue working in numerous Syracuse community organizations
Serving our country
BRIAN JOHNSON Coast Guard Quartermaster s Second Class Brian K Johnson, son of William A. and Betty Johnson, r 2 box 655 Syracuse, recently returned from a law enforcement, patrol in the Caribbean. He is a crewmember aboard the Coast Guard cutter Taney, bomported in Portsmouth, Va. He joined the Coast Guard in August 1977 DAVID BROWN Marine Pfc David R Brown, son of Martin J and Marilyn A. Brown, r 1 bat 616-A Leesburg, has completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot. San Diego. Calif. He is a graduate of Wawasee High School and joined the Marine Corps in October 1980 JAMES BROWN Marine Pvt. James B. Brown, son of Marlin J. and Marilyn A. Brown, r 1 box CIS-A Leesburg, has completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. He is a graduate of Wawasee High School and joned the Marine Corps in October 1980.
committee for the motherdaughter banquet. A father-son banquet is also being planned. Marjorie Speigel was named as chairman of the missionary cupboard. The lesson was given by Bonnie Booker. Her topic covered the third chapter of the book of John. Refreshments were served by Pat Angel. Mrs Angel will present the lesson at the March meeting. Marcille McNeil will be in charge of refreshments
applying bias ruffles and lace. The pillow projects will be completed The next meeting is scheduled for 10 a m.. February 23. at the home of Meriam Mason. North Webster.
L- x a i I Bk fir wN a... X A Xm 81. SQUINTING TO SEE — Pictured above is Kelly Giggy. eight years old. of Bristol. She was among many bystanders of all ages. SNOWMOBILE MERRY-GO-ROUND — Numerous snowmobiling enthusiasts participated in the merry-go-round pull games. LOOK AT ’EM - Throughout the day people gathered to watch the carnival activities. Pictured above is part of the crowd looking on at the winter games.
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North Webster Winter Carnival held Saturday Photos by Kim Hieber 1 Il li 11UL... * : kli / BUSY RECUPERATING — Snowmobiling must be strenuous work, as can be seen in this photo of Bud Books of Goshen. He competed against many other snoumobilers in the D-Class snowmobile race. 4
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