The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 49, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 December 1982 — Page 20
THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., December 22,1M2
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North Webster News
Quilting club meets at Mason's Catherine Hibschman and Carolyn Keriin, Syracuse, were guests at Lakeland Quilting Club’s Christmas meeting held December 13 at the home of Miriam Mason, Webster Lake. As guests arrived they were served punch, cheese and crackers. Roll was called by Jessie Wainscott Items made in the seminole patchwork pattern were displayed. Iney Included: eyeglasses cases, note book covers, Christmas ornaments and decorated hand towels The ladies learned the Seminole technique at the last meeting. Dresdin Plate and Bears Paw patterned quilt blocks, for the Quilt Magazine contest, were displayed and photographed There was one bears paw and 15 Dresdin plate blocks. Pam Kennedy took orders for the book. "Scraps Can Be Beautiful" by Jan Halarimson. A potted plant and sympathy card were sent to Whanita Gebhart Mrs. Kennedy will be chairman of the by-monthly newsletter to be published by the Lakeland club She will be assisted by Arlene Sloan and Esther Black. The club is also planning a library for the circulation of quilting magazines and books Ann Beemer will serve as Librarian
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Plans were discussed for a quilt to be made in the near future and used for a hind raising project. Estaleen Harney noted that her quilting classes are now studying color coordination. A holiday buffet luncheon of carry-in salads was served at noon. A large selection of Christmas cookies was served as dessert and recipes exchanged. Following lunch a gift exchange of handmade, quilted items was enjoyed. Mrs. Kennedy played Santa. The next lesson is scheduled for January 10 at the home of Mrs. Mason. Mrs. Harney will teach a lesson on quilting stitches. Pythions elect new officers A letter pertaining to the reporting of the year’s activities was read by Georgia Cormican during the December 13 meeting of North Webster Pythian Sisters. A committee was appointed to investigate the possibility of serving dinner at the Legion Hall the day of the Super Bowl football game. New officers were nominated and elected. They are: Mrs. Cormican — Most Excellent chief Thelma McCorkle — Excellent senior Marie Hursey — Excellent junior Joann Moore — Past chief Cindy Hoile — Guard Annabelle Rearawr — Protector Protector Ethel Engle — Treasurer Alice Kissinger -r Secretary Jeanette Bockman - Manager Catherine Bause - Staff captain Corrinne Staples — Musician Mrs Bause — Assistant musician Mrs. Moore — Delegate to Grand Temple Mrs. Cormican — Alternate delegate to Grand Temple Mrs. Cormican — delegate to district convention Mrs. McCorkle — Alternate delegate to district convention Mrs. Bockman - Trustee Mrs. Staples — Press correspondent Imogene Menzie was the installing officer Millicent Campbell was obligated as a new member. On December 14 Mrs. Bause entertianed the Past Chiefs Club and Pythian Sisters with a
Christmas dinner party at her home. A grab bag gift exchange was enjoyed. Phyllis Engel was a guest. Mrs. Bockman presided (hiring the abort business session. New officers were elected They are: Mrs. Staples - President Eloise Kress — Secretarytreasurer Mrs. Bockman — Assistant secretary-treasurer. Eucher was played. Ethel Engle placed high and Mrs. Menzie placed low. Mrs. Menzie will host the January meeting of the Past Chiefs Cub. Tippecanoe club has yule meeting Edna Lawson and Jean Hamilton served as assistant hostesses on December 15 when Tippecanoe Township Club met in the home of Delores Weyler. As guests arrived they were served wassail and snacks. The business session opened with Dot Kurth giving several Christmas readings Ruth Mickley led group singing of "Silent Night." Roll call was answered by 36 ladies including two guests. Rite Slankard and Marilynn Hamilton. Dorothy Thornburg read minutes of the last meeting, letters from the United Way and American Heart Association and a note of appreciation from Harriett Williamson. Mrs. Thornburg also read a letter from the County Fair Association requesting decisions on the future operation of the association. Dues were paid. May Grodrian gave the treasurer's report. Estaleen Harney was asked to serve on the cultural arts committee for the next three months. An evaluation sheet for the Christmas bazaar was prepared. The group voted to serve a future Presidents’ council luncheon and Christmas bazaar luncheon Mrs. Weyler reported on the cards and flowers committee. It was noted that Harriett Williamson is now at home and would welcome phone calls and visitors. Items were taken to the meeting to fill charity baskets. Catherine Bause is chairman of the charity committee. A carry-in dinner was served at noon. Prayer was led by Mrs. Thornburg. Mbs. Mickley was named as chairman of the nominating
It happened in - King Arthur's Town
AN AUCTION of homemade Christmas gift items and baked goods was held December 14 at the home of Shirley Bricker by Chapter DA of P.E 0 Sisterhood. A SPECIAL Watch Night party is planned for December 31 at North Webster Church ot God. ELLIS KOHER has been released from KCH and is now recouperating at home. A DINNER for Senior Citiiens to being sponsored on January 5 by the Sons Os The American Legion. A CANDLELIGHT Christmas service is planned for 11 pm.. December 34. at North Webster United Methodist Church. IN THE hospital — BUI Eberiv. Goshen Hospital: Miriam Grile. Saint Joe. South Bemi; Agnes Doathkt. Parkview. Fort Wayne: Violet Clark. KCH: Andy Young. Elkhart: Gene Tenney. VA Hospital. Fort Wayne. BOUQUETS TO Steve Bailey and the Wawasee High School Varsity Singers, North Webster Lions Club, the Counting House Bank and all the folks who came
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committee. A slate of officers is to be prepared in January and voted on in February.. “Maggy Birthday" was sung to Helen KVichern. Oar Brodrick told about the work of the Salvation Army. The lesson "Investments for the Small Investor" was MrsJßause.y Games were played. Betty Hinton received the door prize. A circle was formed and a musical, grab bag gift exchange was enjoyed as Christmas Carols were sung. Everyone received a candy cane favor. Saide Reynolds will be hostess for the January meeting. -NWBechtold becomes Northeast-Lindsay A South Whitley baaed company, Fox Products, purchased the Bechtold Soft Water Service during the first week of November at a receiver’s sale, changing the company name to Northeast-Lindsay Water Service. Lindsay to America’s largest manufacturer of water softening equipment and will provide technical assistance to the Northeast-Lindsay group for better customer service. Northeast-Lindsay represent atives will contact all Bechtold customers notifying them of the ownership change, according to Alan Fox, president of Fox Products. Fox also announced the appointment of Steve Powell as general manager of the new business and a revision of the organizational structure including salt delivery, expansion of the tank route and regular maintenance of softeners. All phone numbers and office personnel in South Whitley and North Webster will remain the same with rates also remaining stable or in some cases lowered The Northeast-Lindsay Water Service will serve a territory from Goshen to Fort Wayne to Huntington to North Manchester to Warsaw. A new location for a South Whitley sales office and salt delivery service is being sought by the newly organized company. Addair booked Ricky Addair, 17. Syracuse, was booked in the Kosciukso County Jail on a bond revocation. Addair is awaiting trial on theft charges. He is being held on $2,000 bond
to the lighting of the North Webster Community Christmas tree on December 11 There were 52 boxes and sacks of groceries and toys brought for the needy. FRAN WILLERT was hostess for a Christmas potluck and gift exchange at her home on December 18. Those attending were members of the Forty-Five Pius Sunday School Class from North Webster United Methodist Church. I Q’ ■ tt> THE ANNUAL Christmas party of Theta Sigma Chapter of Psi lota Xi Sorority was held recently at a local restaurant Following dinner games were enjoyed -oA WINTER week end for young adults is scheduled for January 21 through 23 at Camp Lakewood. More information may be obtained at North Webster United Methodist Church office. THERE IS a mouse in the garage Such a disgrace for a three-cat family. This reporter's husband opened a cupboard in our garage and found himself face to face with a mouse Os course there wasn't a cat to be found anywhere Mrs. Beeslee was finally
o * . POST 253 DONATES TO NORTH WEBSTER FUND — Several member, et Ibe Nenb Webster America Legtaa Pct 253 were m hand to watch Dave Heath, post commander, hand Richard Long a check to he donated to the North Webster Charity fund. Long is the head of the charity committee. (Photo by Sharon Stackman)
Barbara Woodring earns doctorate from Ball State
Barbara Woodring, professor of nursing at Grace'CoUege, has been awarded the docwr of education degree from Ball State University after successfully defending her dissertation entitled "The Analysis and Comparison of Associate Degree Nursing Programs of Learning. 1951 to 1981.” Rallie McGuire receives award Rallie McGuire. Winona Lake, has recently received the prestigious Pacesetter Award for "The Insurancenter ” The Pacesetter Award is presented onh|i for the second time to an in® vidua 1 from the State of Indiana. The individual must demonstrate a dedication and quality of sales and service to their clients. Rallie McGuire set a national sales record for the Pacesetter' She is fully licensed in all areas of insurance and was trained at the home office of "The Insurancenter” at its Indianapolis location. First Charter "Insurancenter” is a full service independent insurance agency with offices in Warsaw and Syracuse. She is currently residing in Winona Lake with her son. Benjamin.
located asleep on top of the back porch wood pUe. She wasn't noticed before because it isn't easy to see a black cat. in the dark, on a pile of dark firewood. Hubby hauled Mrs. Beezlee to the garage, opened the cupboard door, tossed her in and closed the door. He stood there for several minutes and heard nothing but total silence ’ He reopened the cupboard door to see only a very sleepy. con- ff fused looking cat sitting on the shelf. The mouse was nowhere to be found. HAVE A very Blessed and Joyful Christmas TILL NEXT week...
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Dr. Woodring has been the cornerstone of the foundation of the nursing program at Grace College. The popular major enjoys a waiting list of students desiring to enter the program. Nursing alumni are serving with distinction in the Warsaw-Winona Lake community as well as around the nation. Dr enjoys the additional distinction of being the first and only female faculty member in the history of Grace College to receive an. earned doctorate. Dr. Woodring graduated from Grace College in 1966 with a bachelor of science degree in nursing aqd holds a masters in nursing from Saint Francis College and a master's degree in adult education from Johns Hopkins University. She joined the Grace faculty in 1977. She resides in Winona Lake with her husband. Richard Woodring, a Grace College and Seminary graduate who serves as the director of student employment at Grace schools. They are members of the Winona Lake Grace Brethren Church where Richard serves as minister of Christian Education
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