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North Webster News BY MARY LEE WILLMAN

Tippecanoe Township Homemakers observe International Day Aug. 17

Tippecanoe Township Extension Homemakers Club met August 17 at Camelot Hall. Hostesses for the day were Virginia Perry, Marilyn Hamilton and Margaret Welker. Tables were decorated with red, Kiser reunion held Aug. 14 The nineth annual family reunion of the descendents of Sherman and Ruth Kiser was held August 14 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kiser, old road 30. There were 50 persons attending from Elkhart, Middlebury, Milford, Warsaw and North Webster. Howard Kiser, president, conducted the business meeting. Minutes of last year’s reunion were read by Eva Lock. Election of officers was held. Roy Richards was elected as the new president with Bernard Kiser as vice president; Joan Richards, secretary and Rocky Richards, as treasurer. Velma Niles asked the blessing before a carry-in meal was served at noon. The afternoon was spent visiting and playing games. The 1984 reunion will be held the first Sunday in August, at the K.P. Hall, North Webster. 18 attend , church camp There were 48 children from the North Webster Church of God who attended church camp at Yellowcreek Lake this summer. They are — Senior High: Liesl Boggs, Beth Carey, Shelly Harris, Michele Hickman, Kim Heche, Kay Stackhouse, Brent Atwood and Darin Atwood. Thirteen and 14-year olds — Angie Barton, Kris Butt, Wendy Lung, Lee Haney and Mike Clark. 12-year-olds: Tamie Crane, Curtis Boggs, Chris Conking, Toby Harney. Eleven-year-olds. Amy Barton, Annette Hall, Kendra Cox, Jimmy Hall, Jason Cox and Mike Heche. Ten-year-olds: Karen Butt, Donata Krantz, Barbie Signorelli, Calvin Coy, Brad Dragoo, Troy Feaster, Richie Heche, Jason Hollar, Dan McCray, Jason Mickley and Thanh Tran. Nine-year-olds: Meghan Boggs, Mary Ann Clayton, Kelli Gooding, Jamie Conkling, Jamie Stambaugh, Minh Tran, Kevin Lundy, Mike McCray and Brett Sherwin. Eight-year-olds: Tarni Feaster, Heidi Hoffman, Stacy Neterer, Heather Waldrop and Erik Conkling. Counselors and helpers at camp were: Pastor Henry McCray, Mike Gray, Joe Reynolds, Lonnie Black, Randy Hickman, Kent Butcher and Tim Wilson.

It happened in — King Arthur's Town

THETA SIGMA Chapter of Psi lota Xi Sorority is planning a chicken BBQ. It will be held from 11 a.m., till 6 p m., September 3, at Augsburger’s parking lot. All proceeds will go to charity. NORTH WEBSTER Church of God Junior High Youth will meet from 1 p.m. till 5 p.m., August 26. MEMBERS OF Golden April Club toured Bowen Center on August 16. IN THE hospital — Helen George and James Eddy, Parkview, Fort Wayne; and Rev. James Bennett, KCH. a JAMIEE SMITH has just returned home from a week’s vacation at the seashore in South Carolina A HOBO party, carry-in dinner and auction is planned for noon, on August 30, by the Adult Bible Class at North Webster United Methodist Church. It will be held at the home of Alberta Urban. ORPHA FOSTER was guest of honor at a “Surprise Party of Appreciation” held August 20 at the home of Sadie Reynolds. LAST WEEK this column received a nice letter from Maude Cameron, Williston, Vt„ curator of the International Palace of Sports wax museum. Maude sent a newspaper clipping from the August 9 issue of the

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white and blue checked napkins and clusters of purple flowers resembling heather. Individual favors of large gum drops topped with miniature British flags were at each place setting. The decorations were in keeping with the club’s observance of “International Day.” The meeting was opened by Dot Kurth, president, reading a poem “End A Quarrel.” Betty Hinton, vice president, led as pledges to the American and Christian flags and the club creed were repeated in unison. ' Group singing of, “Lock Lohman” was led by Ruth Mickley with Maxiene Gaston at the piano. Roll call response was, “How many entries did you have in the county fair and how many ribbons did you receive?” Minutes of the last meeting were read by Helen Wichern and May Grodrian gave the treasurer’s report. Ruth Dunker reported that the club had 22 entries in the county fair, receiving five, first place ribbons; seven, second place; and five, third place. Mrs. Grodrian noted that several copies of the Hoosier Cook Book are available. The group voted to order some copies of the new edition of the cook book. A committee was appointed to review and revise the club constitution. Catherine Bause will serve as chairman with Jean Hamilton and Mrs. Dunker assisting. Members were reminded of Elko Camp in September and the New York Theater Party scheduled for November. The Christmas Bazaar is scheduled for November 3, 4 and 5. Bazaar items should be ready by October 27. Mrs. Hinton volunteered to bake the September birthday cake. A carry-in dinner was served at noon. Mrs. Mickley led group singing of the club prayer song. Mrs. Gaston played the piano as “Happy Birthday” was sung to: Ida Hart, Mrs. Grodrian, Mrs. Bause, Delores Weyler, Audrey Stuart and Clar Brodrick. Mrs. Brodrick announced activities that would be available in September to people 50 years of age and over who participated in the, “Learning Adventures For Fun” program at Syracuse. Dorothy Thornburg reminded members that house plants should be fertilized during the summer but not the winter. Mrs. Hart noted that August 23 would be the last day for making sauerkraut. The topic of Jean Hamilton’s health and safety report was “Farm Related Stress.” Earlene Wright told about the homemaker’s fall trip to Richmond in October.

Burlington (Vt.) Free Press. It told about her work as an artist and mentioned the International Palace of Sports at North Webster. HANG ON a little longer, Mom. School starts next week. TILL NEXT week... —NW— Fort Wayne residents collide Two Fort Wayne residents were involved in a collision on SR 13 near CR 1200 on August 17. Charles Goebel, Fort Wayne, was traveling south on SR 13 and did notice that a long line of vehicles was stopped to turn left. The Goebel vehicle slid into the rear of a car driven by Jacqueline Colburn, also of Fort Wayne. Neither driver was injured. There was no estimate of damages available. Cars collide near Syracuse Brian D. Morris, 36, Munster, slowed to turn at the intersection of CR 1000 North and Bay Point Condominium North Drive recently when his car was struck in the rear by a car driven by Catherine MacPherson, 29, r 2 Syracuse. Each auto was damaged between S2OO and SI,OOO.

A program about Scotland was present ’ -by Mary Lee Willman and Ruth Boyer. Mrs. Willman related historical facts, items of interest about the country and the development of clans and tartans. Mrs. Boyer gave a biography of the Scottish National Poet, Robert Burns, reading portions of this famous works. Following the meeting a Chinese auction of plants, garden produce, baked goods and white elephant items was conducted by Mrs. Gaston. She was assisted by Nicole and Donavan Hamilton. Hobby club will be held August 25 at the home of Mrs. Hinton. The September club meeting will be held at Camelot Hall. New books New books at the library. Adult fiction: Frenzy, by Arthur Laßem, The Lonely Men by Louis L’Amour, Travels With My Aunt by Graham Greene, Remembrance by Danielle Steele. Adult non-fiction: We by Charles A. Lindbergh; Loving Promises by Helen Steiner Rice; Open Marriage by Nena O’Neill; Effectiveness Training For Women by Linda Adams; The Love You Make by Peter Brown; Goodbye Darkness by William Manchester; Donahue by Phil Donahue; Life’s Picture History Os World War 11, published by Time; The Encyclopedia For Healthful Living by J. I. Rodale. Juvenile Fiction: Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens. Sunshine dub has picnic at Pierceton park A Picnic at Pierceton Park was enjoyed on August 16 by members of Sunshine Extension Homemakers. Club officers served as hostesses. Amy Eilenburg was a guest. Naomi Tuttle gave three short readings. Pledges to the American and Christian flags and the club creed were repeated in unison. There was group singing of, “The Kosciusko County Fair.” * Marian Rantz told about her recent trip to see the Viet Nam memorial in Washington, DC. It was announced that club members will serve as guides for the September 25 county Historical Society tour. Garden remarks were given by Betty Fosser and Donna Hively discussed health and safety. Ruthie Menzie presented the cultural arts lesson. Following dinner and the business session a white elephant auction was held with Bessie Kirkpatrick as auctioneer. Mrs. Tuttle will be hostess for the September meeting.

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