The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 28, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 July 1984 — Page 7

Community Corner

Mothers of twins urged to join new Lakeland club

Lakeland Mothers of Twins Club, a new club in the area, offers special support and services to all mothers of twins and triplets, in the Lake Wawasee and Warsaw areas. An invitation is also being extended to all residents of Kosciusko, Marshall, Fulton and Whitley Counties to join. The group offers help in many ways, such as monthly meetings which are held in different locations around the Wawasee-Lake Wawasee area. At the meetings there are special speakers, arrangements for special functions and a growing twin and triplet library featuring books and pamphlets lent to members free of charge. An important part of the meetings is the helpful discussion with other mothers of twins and triplets about the problems and joys of raising multiples. The club has access to the National Organization of Mothers of Twins Clubs and other clubs and

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organizations which gives information on local and national events, takes part in surveys and receiving twin related publications. A monthly newsletter from the local club is offered. It contains local and national information, dates and locations of special events, local equipment and clothing sales and pages of twin and triplet related reading material. An outreach program, to visit homes in different areas is being planned. A few of the area mothers will take information and help to homes, and meet with some of the mothers in the area, exchange ideas and discussion. Information from that area would be included in the newsletter and a local volunteer would be needed to send information, such as local births, clothing and equipment sales, to keep in contact with the mothers in that area.

The club would also like to help mothers with disabled or deceased twins get in contact with other mothers with similar problems for help and understanding. If you or someone you know has twins or triplets and who might be interested in receiving a newsletter, contact the Lakeland Mothers of Twins Club, Jean Bowser, r 1 598 North Webster, Ind. 46555. FFA'ers on achievement trip Members of the Wawasee Future Farmers of America Chapter returned last week from their annual summer achievement trip. This year’s trip centered around agricultural, historical, and recreational areas of northwest Ohio. The group visited Sauder’s 1800 s Farm and Craft Village near Archbold, Ohio. Sauder’s recreates the agricultural lifestyle of the 1800 s with numerous exhibits, demonstrations and a museum. 4 Members then traveled to Catawba Island, Ohio, for a ferry ride across Lake Erie to Put-in-Bay Island. There they visited Heineman’s Vineyard and Winery,' Crystal Cave, Perry’s Monument and spent time visiting the historic resort and fishing village. After spending the night in Sandusky, Ohio, the FFA group spent the next day at Cedar Point Amusement Park. Those attending were Scott Barker, Randy Beer, Steve Carson, Jon Haab, Rich Karst, Kent Nulf, Debra Schafer, Ken Schafer, Mitch Stidams, Deb Whitacre, Roberta Whitacre, and John Zimmerman. Randy and Eldonna Warren accompanied the members. Bob Hickman in 'Odd Couple' Bob Hickman of Syracuse, a student at Ball State University, Muncie, will appear as Murray the Cop in “The Odd Couple” at BSU this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The play will be presented in the main theater of the campus at 8 p.m. each evening.

* - -13 CELEBRATING 40 YEARS OF MARRIAGE — Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wright, r 2 Claypool, will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary on July 27. Wright and the former Mollie Rose were united in marriage on July 27, 1944, by Rev. Roscoe Fannin in West Prestonsburg, Ky. The Wrights are the parents of seven children: Mrs. Michael (Bernice) Taylor, Sidney; PhiTWright, Waseca, Minn.; Larry Wright, Warsaw; Les Wright, North Webster.; Mrs. Tom (Elizabeth) Keirn, Sidney; George Wright. Sidney; and Mrs. Jack (Henrietta) Bumgardner, Warsaw. The couple also has 16 grandchildren.

Dance school students place high in talent

The Lee Anne Stewart Dance School in Syracuse, had students place in all three age divisions in The Mermaid Festival Talent

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Contest. In the grade school division a group of fifth grade girls captured second place by dancing a tap routine to “No Business

Work to be in spotlight Lakeland Art Gallery, North Webster, will spotlight the work of Marjorie Moneyheffer on Saturday, July 28, and Sunday, July 29. The well-known Nappanee artist will be present during the open house to meet and talk with visitors to the gallery. Marjorie (Gray) Moneyheffer was raised on a farm located between North Webster and Pierceton and was continually surrounded by nature, trees and water throughout her years at home. This probably accounts for the types of paintings she does as she paints mostly landscapes. doing other types of pictures as well, liking the variety and challenge. Mrs. Moneyheffer began painting in oils in 1972 and water colors in 1978. She has been a member of the Lakeland Art Association and the Elkhart Art League for over 10 years. She exhibits regularly in the spring and fall shows and has received numerous awards and ribbons at area exhibits. Mrs. Moneyheffer paints from her own photographs, does some imaginary paintings and has done a little “freehanded” work. A 1946 graduate of North Webster High School, she married Charles Moneyheffer. They lived in the North Webster and Dunlap areas and now reside near Nappanee. They have one daughter, one granddaughter and two step-grandchildren.

Like Show Business” and a jazz routine to “Let It Whip”. The girls are Melanie Anderson, Syracuse; Dawn Firestone. Syracuse; Lori Gargett, Syracuse; Heather Huffman, Syracuse; Gretchen Moore, Cromwell; Nicole Neff, Syracuse; Suzanne Schwartz, Milford; and Ingrid Stuckman, Syracuse. In the junior high division Drew and Darrin Skinner of Warsaw, won first place. They performed a tap routine to “I Can Do That” and a jazz routine to “Beat It”. They also sang “Zip-a-de-do-dah”. In the high school division “Dance Magic” took the first place award for the third consecutive year. They performed a specialty tap routine in blacklight to “Puttin’ On The Ritz” and a kickline production number to “New York New York”. "Dance Magic” members are Angie Harvey, New Paris; Gretchen Huffman, Syracuse; Shelley Sanders, Milford; Julie Schmahl, Syracuse; Julie Schwartz, Milford; Mindi Wakeland, Syracuse; Liz Waltz, Syracuse; and Jodie Wilson, Warsaw. The Lee Anne Stewart Dance School, which has been in the area for 11 years, is the only dance school to have students place in all three age divisions of The Mermaid Festival .Talent Contest. 9 5 T H BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED — The 95th birthday of life-time Milford resident, Jacob Bucher, will be celebrated this evening (Wednesday) at a party hosted by his neighbors Mr. and Mrs. James Stork of Waubee Lake, Milford. The party will be attended by many of Bucher’s Waubee Lake neighbors and his wife, Dorothy. Bucher has worked all his life as a farmer and woodcutter, having cut wood until one and onehalf years ago. He is the father of two children, Wayne Bucher of r 5 Syracuse and Yvonne Conn of r 1 Leesburg. He has seven grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Quacks and elderly Ailing old folks squander $lO billion a year on worthless cures such as horse warts mixed with sour milk or green-lipped mussel extract that keep them from seeking vital treatment, a House panel said recently.

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