The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 December 1982 — Page 18

THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., December 15,1982

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North Webster News LEE WILLMAN 1

Senior citizens have carry-in There were 53 persons present at the December 8 meeting of North Webster Senior Citizens held at North Webster Church of God Mary Jo Barton read the Christmas Story from the Bible. She also read an article entitled “A Homemade Holy Night." A carry-in dinner was served with ham and green beans as the main dish Those serving on the dinner committee were Marian Signorelli, Mrs. Barton. Gladys Culver and Fran Bowser Tables were decorated in keeping with the Christmas season. A boys' trio from North Webster Elementary School sang, "After The Twelve Days Os Christmas Trio members were Chris Conkling. Joe Hoy and ChadHoffert A survey-type form was circulated for the benefit of anyone interested in low cost housing A Christmas gift exchange was enjoyed Irene Ferverda and Pauline White, who are retiring after serving nine years on the Senior Citizens committee, were presented with gifts of

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appreciation. Both ladies helped to organize the Senior Citizen’s group. Bus Likens led group singing of Christmas carols. Rhoda Mock hostess for WCTU Due to the abs.nce of Mary Wilcoxson, president, Vera Moorehpuse gave devotions during the December 4 meeting of Anna Bowers Chapter Women s Christian Temperance Union. The ladies met at the home of Rhoda Mock. Mrs Moorehouse read from Luke 2:7-20. Her topic was, "Inspiring Pathways." She closed with prayer. Roll call was answered with

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HARRIETT WILLIAMSON has been released from Parkview Hospital. Fort Wayne and is now recuperating at home. BOUQUETS TO Quaker Haven Camp for donating the big community Christmas tree that has been put up in front of the Counting House Bank and decorated bv Lakeland Kiwanis Club. ALL NORTH Webster Giri Scouts will be Christmas Caroling throughout the town from 6:30 till 9:30 pm. December 20 The girls will make a special effort to stop and sing at houses where the porch lights are on? If you know of a shut-in or elderly person who would tike to hear the girls sing call 834-7362. IN THE hospital - Wanda Leeper. Goshen Hospital. Goshen; Ellis Koher. KCH. Agnes Douthitt. Parkview, Fort Wayne. Merritt Tenney. V A Hospital. Fort Wayne A SPECIAL Watch Night Service is planned for December 31 at North Webster Church of God.

Christmas readings Minutes of the last meeting were read by Eva Lock. BeUy Barrett gave the treasurer’s report. Mrs. Lock and Mrs. Barrett also gave a report on child abuse Group singing of Christmas carols was enjoyed. Bessie Knepper was a guest. Refreshments of cookies and tea were served by Mrs. Mock. Mrs. Barrett gave the closing prayer. The time and place of the January meeting is to be announced. Pierceton club has yule party Esther English led members of Pierceton Extension Homemakers Club in prayer when the group met at a local

SOME EXCELLENT adult, non-fiction books have just been added to the shelves at North Webster-Tippecanoe Township Library. They are: “Klondike Mike" by Merrill Denison, a true story about the gold rush days; "Phyllis Dillers Marriage Manuel" by Phyllis Diller; "Adventures Further." a

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restaurant on December 6 for a Christmas party. Members of the party planning committee were Helen Crouch, Ruth Menzie and Madelyn Dodson. They prepared punch, appetizers, cookies and candy that was served during the party. Christmas decorations, made from fabric gathered on a ring with a red bow and poinsettia accents were at each place setting. Betty Rose Stahl gave two inspirational readings. Betty Burnworth was presented with a Christmas apron. Mrs. Dodson and Doris Kubacki volunteered to help deliver mobile meals on Decembers. Wrapped white elephant items were brought and used as game prizes.

selection of poetry by Wil mon Brewer; “Succeed and Grow Rich Through Persuassion" by Napoleon Hill; “Behavior Problems Os Children" by Elinor Verville; and "Cellulite: Those Lumps, Bump and Bulges You Couldn't Loose Before," by' Nicole Ronsard. TILL NEXT week...

Santa visits Snowmobile club meeting Santa Claus visited the December 7 meeting of Lakeland Snowmobile Club with gifts for the children. The 50 persons attending the group’s Christmas party, held at North Webster School cafeteria, enjoyed a carry-in dinner. Sue Mitchell was in charge of organizing the food table.

Lllsl-LL • STORM WINDOWS — Bouquets to the Citizenship Services committee of Lakeland Kiwanis Chib for installing storm windows at North Webster-Tippecanoe Township Public Library. Dick Mason, committee chairman and Paul Garner made, painted and installed the new windows. Dean McFadden, librarian, is very pleased with the im- < provements. According to him, “No more cold winds blowing through the windows and no more frost forming on the inside of the front windows. It’s going to be so much more comfortable for reading., studying and working in the building.”

Decorations were done by Joyce Packard and Susie Williams. Dining tables were arranged to form a large Christmas tree. They featured greenery, blue candles, multicolored Christmas balls and red and green streamers. A Christmas ornament was presented to each member and guest. The "Lord’s Prayer” was repeated in unison. New members are Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Neibert and family, and Lynn Ruda. A special guest was one-week-old Michael Klinger, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Klinger. Plans were finalized for the purchase of a rescue sled to be used for community emergencies. Discussion was held pertaining to the February trip to Honor, Mich. It was announced that the club concession trailer will be used at auction sales throughout the year. A contribution was made to the

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North Webster Community Charity fund. Snowmobile club members will help wrap gifts for the charity fund on December 16. From now on all monthly meetings will be held at the North Webster School cafeteria. Board meetings are held the last Thursday of each month at the town hall. The annual winter dance is. (Continued on next page)