The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 45, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 November 1982 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., November 24,1982

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North Webster News LEEWILLMAN

Thanksgiving theme for Tippecanoe Township Club

A ‘‘Thanksgiving Prayer" was read by Dorothea Kurth to open the November 17 meeting of Tippecanoe Township Club. The ladies met at the home of Betty Hinton. Webster Lake. Assistant hostesses were Goldie Hunnicutt and Jo Henry Roll call was answered by 26 members and five guests. Guests were Marilyn Hamilton, Millie Stevens, Mikey Kimmel, Rita Slankard and Blanche Mosier Group singing of ‘‘Over The River And Thro' The Woods" was led by Ruth Mickley Valeria Merkey reported that 22 members of the club had attended the fall luncheon A note from Judy Cutler, county president, was read by Dorothy Thornburg. Mrs. Cutler was a guest at the club’s October meeting The treasurer s report and an update on the Christmas bazaar was given by May Grodrian Minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Thornburg A brief group discussion was held pertaining ‘to the International Day luncheon held recently at Plymouth A carry-in dinner was served at noon with turkey and dressing as the main dish Mrs Hinton read the prayer poem, "Thank You God For Everything " "Happy Birthday" was sung to Pauline Gunkel. Sadie Reynolds. Mrs Hunnicutt and Mrs Thorn burg Mrs Kimmell then sang "Happy Birthday" to the ladies in the Icelandic language A birthday cake baked by Mrs Grodrian and decorated by Delores Weyler was served as dessert Cathenane Bause. chairman of the charity committee, announced that members of her committee would be meeting the week as ter Thanksgiving Plans will be made for finalizing the Christmas charity project Committee members are Mrs Henry. Mrs Reynolds, Helen Wichern, Lucille yobell. Kay Wilson and Lee Jor dan

• w llX' ■W j S. 5 a**sßr ■ ®£SB** “'X>»-* CALENDARS — Girl Scout calendars for 19K3 arc now available and are displaced above by members of North Webster Junior Troop 63. Pictured above are Melanie Shue. Denise Ross. Amanda Ertel. Brook Dieti, Staci Free!. Sara Minnick. Kristy Ertel. Charity Cripe. Cali Doll and Racael Johnson. Troop leaders are Judy Miniear and Becky Ertel. LOVE BASKETS — Members of North Webster Brownie Scout Troop II are shown holding food items for a Thanksgiving love basket. The girts brought items and fixed a basket that will be given to a needy family. Pictured in the front row are Erika Sincroft. Crystal Sledge. Patti Biesemeyer and Natalie Mick ley. In row two are Leslie Chalfant. Jennifer Mattix. Sara Lock. Tausha Carson. Kara Jaress. In back are Amanda Ousley. Nicole Searfoss and Shannon Spaw. Troop leaders are Lorrain Carson and Debbie Jaress.

It happened in - King Arthur's Town

THE ANNUAL Hanging Os The Greens" will take place at 2:30 p m . November 27, at North Webster United .Methodist Church Refreshments will be served at 3 30 p m NORTH WEBSTER Senior Citizens will meet December 8 at North Webster Church of God. DECEMBER 1 is the last date to purchase books that are now on sale at North Webster Tippecanoe Township Public Library. THE YOUTH musical ' “Welcome To The World* * will be presented at 7 p.m.. December 12. at North Webster Church of God.

Gifts were taken for a cheer basket to be taken to a club member who is hospitalized. A program of colored slides was presented by Virginia Lin* vill. Her theme was “How Grandmother Cared For Her Family With Herbs. " The group voted to make a donation to the county mental health association’s Christmas gift fund Garden remarks were given by Ida Hart and Ruth Hamman discussed the health and safety report. Lessons were presented by Clar Brodrick, "Specialities Without Wrecking The Food Budget" and Pauline Gunkel. "Energy Efficient Interior Designs." The December Christmas par-» ty. carry-in dinner and gift exchange will be held at the home of Mrs. Weyler. There will be a cookie exchange for those who wish to participate. Ruth Dunker will bake the birthday cake, Jean Minear honored at baby shower Dorothy Snoke was hostess for the November 18 meeting of Backwater Friends. Nancy Corbin and Donna Bollenbacker assisted the hostess Fran Bowser gave devotions Her topic was "The Third World Supper " A donation was made to the mental health association Each member told what they would like as a Christmas gift from their secret p<il. Jean Minear was honored with a baby shower It was decided to provide food and clothing for two needy persons in the community Door prizes were received by Elizabeth Leach and Edith Hoffert

NORTH WEBSTER Girl Scouts will be providing a baby-sitting service on December 11. from 9 a m till 4 pm. at North Webster United Methodist Church It is hoped the baby-sitting will give parents a free day for Christmas shopping Children six months of age and up will be accepted Besides the Girl Scouts there will be responsible adults present at all times. MR. AND Mrs. Les White and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dye recently spent a week in Gatlinburg. Tenn., attending the Senior Citizens “Gadaway.” The event was sponsored by interdenominational. church related, creative ministries. While there they attended vocal

Nancy Corbin will be hostess for the Christmas party. A holiday buffet of carry-in Christmas snacks will be served. Secret pal gifts will be exchanged with names revealed and new names drawn. Mrs. Minear is chairman for the Christmas tyRefreshments of finger sandwiches. apple salad and sugar cookies, decorated to look like pumpkins, were served. WCTU plans gift project Pledges to the American and Christian flags were repeated in unison when Anna Bowers Chapter Women's Christian Temperance Union met recently at the home of Rhoda Mock. Prayer was led by Virginia Bockman. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Eva Lock. Betty Barrett gave the treasurer’s report and home protection report. Roll call was answered with "Something I’m Thankful For.” Angie Wiggs was a guest. Devotions entitled "Pathways Os Knowledge” were given by Mary Wilcoxson She read from Acts 4-13. There was group singing of "What The World Needs Is Jesus " Mrs Barrett gave the closing prayer Members are asked to take gifts for the Veterans Hospital at Fort Wayne and a Christmas poem or reading to the December meeting Senior Citizens hold 'Pow-Wow' A Senior Citizens “Pow-Wow" was held November 10 at North Webster Church of God. A carryindinner. with turkey as the main dish, was served at noon. The fellowship room was decorated with a tee pee. large Indian blanket and a kettle over an artificial fire. Members of the planning committee wore brown suede cloth dresses with fringe, feathers and beads They were Ida Hart. Dorothy Thornburg, Jo Henry and Marian Koontz. The program was given by Bob Owens. Huntington, who is a sub chief of the Miami Indian Tribe of Indiana He is a great-grandson of Chief La Fountaine. He talked about recognition of the Miami tribe by the US Government. Thanksgiving supper held North Webster Church of the Brethren annual carry-in Thanksgiving supper was held November 14 in the church's social room with 40 persons present. Devotions were given byHoward Kiser He read the words to the song. "Brighten The Corner Where You Are” and the 92nd Psalm Prayer was led by Paul Browning Solos were sung by Gertrude Kiser, Kimberly Richcreek, Browning and Brian Rose. Readings were given by Viola Richcreek and Eva Lock Each person told about a reading or song they were thankful for. Rev. Paul Shreider gave the closing prayer. Members of the planning committee were Mr and Mrs. Howard Kiser. Ruth Rose and Mrs Lock New books at library A selection of new books, both fiction and non-fiction, are now available at North Webster Tippecanoe Township Public

concerts by famous people. Bible studies, films, a Dulcimer concert and a senior citizens talent show. IN THE hospital - Harriett Williamson. Parkview. Fort Wayne; Merritt Tenney, VA Hospital. Fort Wayne; Lucille Fightmaster. Saint Vincents Hospital. Indianapolis LANORE BRAMAN will give a candy making demonstration when the North Webster Church of God WCG meets at 7 p.m.. December 2. HAVE A Happy Thanksgiving! TILL NEXT week...

Library according to Dean McFadden. librarian. World War II history books, westerns, mysteries and science fiction books all enjoy a wide circulation. The new non-fiction books are: “Rising Sun” by John Toland, two volumes pertaining to the rise and fall of the Japanese Empire before and during World War II; "Courage And Hesitation,” by Allen Drury, about Richard Nixon's presidential administration; “Duty Os America" by Edmund Bolles, a pictorial guide of America; “Hard Times,” by Studs Turkel, a story of the great depression. Other non-fiction books are "The Implosion Conspiracy," by Lewis Nize, the story of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg; "The Selling Os The President 1968,” by Joe McGinniss, facts about Nixon’s 68 campaign; "The Papers And The Papers" by Sanford Unger, an account of the notorious Pentagon papers; "The Game Os The Foxes” by Ladislas Fargao, a saga of Nazi spies in America and Europe before and during World War 11. New fiction books are: “No Trumpet Before Him” and "Pink House,” both by Nelia White and "The Miricale Os The Bells” by Russell Tanney. There are five* new science fiction books available: "Two Thousand And One a Space Odyssey” and "The Fountains Os Paradise,” both by Arthur C. Clarke; “The Land That Time Forgot” a reprint of a book written by Edgar Rice Burroughs who also wrote the “Tarzan" stories; “Farnham’s Freehold” by Robert A. Heinlein and “Three Hainish Novels" by Ursula K. Le Guin. The library has evening as well as day time hours for everyone’s convenience. f Golden Aprils learn about England Golden April Club members met November 16 at the home of Gail Martin. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Rhonda Menzie. Diane Adkins gave the treasurer’s report. Roll call was answered by 14 members and one guest, Serree Bowman. Devotions were given by Mrs Scott. Polly Adkins explained how to store flower bulbs for the winter. Mrs. Scott told about her recent trip to London. England. Mrs. Martin read a short article pertaining to new laws governing women and credit. The health and safety report was given by Nancy Barker. It was announced that the club has received an award for participating in the Saint Jude Hospital Bike-A-Thon. Details were finalized for serving the President’s Council meeting luncheon on December at the Women’s building in Warsaw It was decided to provide Christmas gifts for two mental health patients. The lesson "Specialities Without Wrecking The Food Budget" was given by Connie Crawford The door prize of two Christmas hand towels was received byCarol Robbins. A carry-in Christmas snacks buffet will be served at 7:30 p.m., December 14. at the home of Rhonda Menzie. There will be a secret pal gift exchange with names revealed and new names drawn Those attending are asked to take a white elephant item

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J * ’ ** j- - z SOUP CANS — Clarissa De Bais and Miles Wagoner are pictured holding soup cans to help with the North Webster Elementary School PTFO project. Campbells soup labels may be exchanged for classroom educational aids and playground equipment for the school. Labels may be taken to the school or put in drop boxes at Augsburger’s or North Webster Tippecanoe Township Library. Efficient Homemakers Club learns about plaids, kilts

Terry Caldwell was a guest at the November 18 meeting of Efficient Homemakers Club held at the home of Joy Warner with Pauline White assisting. Betty Ganger read several selections pertaining to autumn and the Thanksgiving season. Reports were given by Myrtle Likens, health and safety, and Doris Wall, citizenship. Mrs. Warner explained about Scottish plaids and kilts. Mrs. White demonstrated how to make a rose from gum drops

Baking cupcakes in ice cream cones is Sugar N' Spice demonstration

Janet Kiser demonstrated how to decorate cupcakes baked in ice cream cones and Nancy Vanator decorated a strawberry torte when Sugar N’ Spice Club met I recently at the home of Linda « Doll. l m Devotions were given by Janet Hollar. i Scott David Biesemeyer, three week-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

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and how to tint coconut. It was decided to make a donation to the mental health association. Phyllis Matz received the door prize. It was announced that club members will help wrap Christmas gifts for the North Webster Charity Fund. Judy Clayton will be hostess for the Christmas party. Those attending are asked to take a wrapped white elephant item for a gift exchange.

David Biesemeyer. was a special guest at the meeting. His mother. Dorothy, is past president of the club. The baby was presented with an ET shirt, blue jeans and a Dukes of Hazzard sleeper. Mrs. Biesemeyer was presented with flowers. The group voted to adopt an elderly couple in the community and help them through the winter

months. Becky Ertel gave the cultural arts report and garden remarks were given by Janet Hollar. The lesson "Specialities Without Wrecking The Food Budget” was presented by Mrs. Kiser and Mrs. Vanator. A Christmas party, gift exchange and carry-in dinner is planned for December 14 at the home of Judy Miniear. Secret pal names will be revealed. The party will start at 6 p.m. instead of 7 p.m.

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living free returns Many will remember the program of the Living Christmas Tree that was put on at the Milford High School under the direction of Joe Judkins. The Living Christmas Tree program will once again be presented in , Milford at the Christian Church on the evenings of December 17, 18 and 19. The Christian Church can comfortably seat 200 people per night and audience members must have a ticket to be seated. Tickets are available on a firstcome, first-served basis beginning December 1, at no charge. Everyone is invited to attend and may reserve tickets by calling the church office at 6589151.