The Mail-Journal, Volume 20, Number 5, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 February 1983 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., February 16,1983

North Webster News LEEWILLMAN

Doris Kubacki hostess for Pierceton dub Alice Wilson reported on the president’s council meeting when Pierceton Extension Homemakers met February 7 at the home of Doris Kubacki. Sandra Frush read two poems, “A Feathered Valentine” and “For Patience. ” The lesson “Harassment of Women” was presented by Ruth Menzie. It was announced that Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burnworth would be delivering Mobile Meals on February 9. Mrs. Wilson discussed a summary of political facts about America. Mrs. Wilson also presented the health and safety lesson The garden report was given by Irene Salmon. The meeting closed with everyone repeating the club collect in unison. Refreshments of cherry pie, ice cream, nuts, mints, punch and coffee were served by Mrs. Kubacki and Mrs. Salmon. Charm And Chatter club learns about Crystal Shoemaker The February 7 meeting of Charm And Chatter Club was held at the home of Helen Cline with Colleen Bryant assisting. Corrinne Staples presented excerpts from the life of Crystal Shoemaker. Letters from Eva Brunner were read by Dot Baumle and Dorothy Snoke. The ways and means committee asked each member to pay one penny for each inch of her height. Devotions were given by Lois Blaugh. In honor of Valentine’s Day she gave a reading about “Love.” Reports were given by Mrs. Bryant, garden remarks; Marge Warner, health and safety; and Carol Ritchie, citizenship. The lesson, “Microwave Holiday Fantasies,” was demon&Uated by Mrs. Staples. marble fudge in the microwave and served other snacks previously prepared in a microwave oven. It happened in —

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Vergie Jernigan received the door prize. The first portion of the March meeting will be held at Augsburger’s where the ladies will watch a meat cutting demonstration. Following the demonstration the group will adjourn to Mrs. Staples home for a business session and refreshments. New books at library New books at North WebsterTippecanoe Township Public Library are, adult non-fiction/ “Viet Nam: The History And the Tactics,” by John Pimlott; “The Crown Os Mexico,” by Joan Haslip; “Faith Through Reason,” by Charles Schwarts; “In God We Trust,” by Norman Cousins; “Crank,” by Robert Paul Smith; “Room 3603,” by H. Montgomery Hyde; and “The Spectical Os Sports,” by Norman Wood. Adult fiction: “One Day In The Life Os Ivan Denisovich,” by Alexander Solzhenitsyn; “Duggan,” by Richard Dougherty; “The Covenant,” by James Michener; “Winding Stair,” by Douglas C. Jones; “In The Honor Os The Fleet,” by Robert H. Piipel and “The Sentienels,” by Peter Carter. Juvenile non-fiction: “The Power Os Positive Thinking For Young People,” by Norman Vincent Peale. World Day of Prayer finalized North Webster Church of The Brethren Women’s Fellowship met February 8 at the home of Annette Mock. Details were finalized for the World Day of Prayer observance. Mrs. Mock read the minutes of the January meeting. Devotions were given by Mabie Shawver. She read the “Legend of the Dogwood Tree” and closed with prayer. Time was spent cutting out coupons and used postage stamps for missionary work. A day meeting is scheduled for March 8 with Virginia Penn as hostess.

John Augsburger on January 19. Michelle is a sophomore at Wawasee High School and hopes to attend college and study music. She was selected as a page because of a letter she wrote to « Senator Augsburger expressing an interest in the operation of State government.

D6n6l it Tourney to be held April 15 Refreshments were served by Sue Gerke on February 7 following the monthly meeting of North Webster Firemen’s Tidies ' Auxiliary . The meeting was held at the fire station. Plans were furthered for the Fire Department benefit basketball tourney. It is hoped there will be six teams participating including: members of the fire department. Lions Club, North Webster school teachers and American Legion. The event is scheduled for April 15 at the North Webster school gym. New officers for Sechrist 65's A slate of new officers was presented and accepted by Sechrist Sixty Five Club during the February 9 meeting held at the home of Karen Richardson. Dixie Pryor was assistant hostess. The new officers are: Marilyn Klienfelter — president Marian Breyer — vice president Lynn Atwood — secretary Julie Badskey — treasurer The club creed and pledge to the American flag were repeated in unison. A craft lesson on metal puncture was taught by Mrs. Richardson. An assortment of decorative items were made with 20 different patterns to choose from. Refreshments of Boston cream bundt cake, Valentine candy, nuts, hot spiced cider and coffee were served Barbara Goodpaster will be ■ hostess for the March meeting. I. Friendship topic for devotions I Dorothy Biesemeyer was hostess for the February 8 meeting of Sugar N’ Spice Club with Wahnema Hardin as assistant hostess. The meeting was opened by Janet Kiser, vice president. She led as the Homemaker’s Prayer

PAUL GARNER has been released from KCH and is now recuperating at home. MEMBERS OF Theta Sigma Chapter of Psi lota Xi Sorority met February 9 at the home of Becky Rhoades. The possibility of a spring fashion show was discussed. SaUy Doll will be hostess for the next meeting. A talent night social is planned. MR. AND Mrs. Dean Hartle will host the 45 plus Sunday School class, Valentine pot luck party at their home on February 19. FOR FANS of western novels the North Webster-Tippecanoe Township Public Library has a new book entitled “Bowdrie.” It was written by the popular author of western lore, Louie L’Amour. IN THE hospital - Virginia Bockman, Goshen Hospital, Goshen. JEAN McNABB, Fort Wayne, formerly of Barbee Lake, spent several days last week visiting friends and relatives in the Lakeland area. TILL NEXT week...

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was repeated in unison. Group singing was led by Becky Ertel. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Sue Guy. Mrs. Hardin gave the treasurer’s report. Roll call response was, “A good remedy for the winter blahs. ” Devotions were given by Mrs. Guy. Her topic was, “Friendship.” A white elephant auction was held, with Mrs. Ertel as auctioneer. Linda Doll reported on the Presidents’ Council meeting. She also reported on needy families in the area. Other reports were given by Nancy Vanator and Rita

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Laughlin. Mrs. Ertel explained how auctioneers came to be called “Colonel. ” The door prize was presented to Mrs. Ertel. Refreshments were served from a table decorated in keeping with Valentine’s Day. Janet Hollar will be hostess for the March meeting. Past Chiefs meet at Staples North Webster Past Chiefs Club met February 9 at the home of Corrinne Staples. Guests present were Virginia

Grimes, Phyllis Engel and Margaret Kiser. During the short business meeting an estimated report was given of the dinner served several weeks ago at the American Legion hall. Announcements were made concerning members who are ill or have family members in the hospital. Following the business session euchre was played. Theima Burger placed high, Mrs. Kiser placed low and Mrs. Grimes received the door prize. Location of the March meeting is to be announced.

Senior Citizens make Valentine's Valentines were made and games enjoyed on February 9 when Senior Citizens met at North Webster Church of God. There were 43 persons present. Dorothy Snoke made several announcements and gave devotions. Monthly program committees for 1983 were designated. A gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Bus Likens in honor of their golden wedding anniversary.

A carry-in dinner was served at noon. Members of the committee were Deb Neterer and Eldonna Warren. A program of vocal music was presented by a trio consisting of Wanda Mickley, Mrs. Warren and Sally Johnson. -NWBOOKEDATJAIL Jerry Dale Akers, 31, 303 North Henry St., Milford, was booked at the Kosciusko County Jail, Monday morning, Feb. 14, at 3:12 am. Akers was booked on a charge of public intoxication by Milford Marshal David Hobbs.