The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 35, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 September 1984 — Page 11

North Webster News BY MARY LEE WILLMAN

Cook out for snowmobilers

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Packard entertained members of Lakeland Snowmobile club at a cook out and carry-in supper held Sept. 4 at their North Webster home. New officers presided during the business session. They are: Jeff Corn — president ' Greg Long — vice president Sheree Long — secretary , Mary Fiddler — treasurer It was announced that Corn and Jerry Neibert will leave for northern Indiana on Sept. 6 to help

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install the Bristol snowmobile trails system. Plans are being formed for the annual winter dance, family social activities and fund raisers.

Joyce Packard is chairman of the cookbook project. The book, which contain snowmobile club recipes, is now at the printer and should be available before Christmas. Mrs. Packard is being assisted by Mr. Fiddler and Betty Strauss. The October meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p A in. at Camelot HalL The club meets the first Tuesday of each month. It is a family organization and guests are always welcome.

Attend Jackson concert

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Sledge and daughter, Crystal, attended the Aug. 25 Michael Jackson concert at the Silver Dome, Pontiac, Mich. According to Mrs. Sledge, “It was impressive with five elevator stages, and sound speakers 92 feet high. The laser lights were beautiful and gave an outerspace’ effect to the stage sets. There was none of the hard rock music or weird stuff.” It took over 200 people five days to set up the stage and 28 semi trucks to carry all the necessary equipment. It takes three days to dismantle the stage. The show lasted about two hours. ‘ There were 47,000 people there,” said Mrs. Sledge. “Everything was well ordered and calm. We thought it was interesting to know that before their performance the stage was scrubbed thoroughly clean. They did this because of the Jackson’s Seven Day Adventist religious

beliefs. We saw people from age two to 80 years old dressed like Michael Jackson.” She concluded, “At the end of the program Michael did the ‘Moonwalk’ and the crowd roared.” Hoosier Auxiliary has carry-in The Hoosier Auxiliary of Barbee Conservation Club met Sept. 5 at Barbee Conservation Club building. Dorothy Thornburg gave the invocation. Pledge to the American flag was repeated in unison. A carry-in dinner, with meat loaf as the main dish, was served at noon. Tables were decorated with bouquets of roses and late summer flowers. Ruth Butle and Geneva Hammond were guests. During the business session bills were paid. An auction of plants, flowers, garden produce and white elephant items is planned for October. The afternoon was spent playing games. Cortney Regenos honored at party Cortney Regenos was guest of

honor at a “splash” party held Aug. 25 in recognition of her eighth birthday. There were 12 persons present for the event which was hosted by Mary Rebenos, Courtney’s mother, at the Sechrist Lake home of Mr. and Mrs. George Wiegand, Sr., Cortney’s grandparents. The honored guest was presented with gifts and cards. Refreshments of apple dumpling birthday cake, ice cream cones and punch were served.

Girl Scout registration September 11

Registration for North Webster Girls Scout troops was held Sept. 11. Leaders are still needed for first grade troop 178 and fifth grade troop 101. If no leader is found for troop 101 it will be merged with fourth grade troop 170. Girl Scout leaders for this year are: Sharon Richcreek, first grade troop 178; Rosalie Wilson leader and Carol Beezley, assis-

tant, second grade troop 174; Cindy Chalfant, leader, Dorothy Beisemeyer and Wanda Mickley, assistants, third grade troop 11; Linda Doll, leader, Rita Laughlin and Dianne Bowman, assistants, fourth grade troop 170; Becky Ertel, leader, Kathy Ross and Rhea Tom, assistants, sixth grade troop 63. To register or for more information about the local Girl Scout program call 834-4017 or 834-4045.

It happened in —

King Arthur's Town

APPROXIMATELY 75 friends and neighbors, who reside on the east side of Sawmill Lake and the North Bay of Sechrist Lake and the North Bay of Sechrist Lake and their guests, enjoyed a hog roast and carry-in dinner held Sept. 2 at the home of P. K. Smith and hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hiatt and family.

Last year the affair was hosted by Carl Shields, Sechirst Lake. Looks like it may become an annual neighborhood event.

IN THE hospital: Vernon Lefever, Saint Joseph Hospital, Fort Wayne; Matt Guiff, Riley Children's Hospital, Indianapolis ; Lynn Ann Kerber and Sheila Bowen, Goshen Hospital, Goshen; Charles Presley, Parkview, Fort Wayne.

METHODIST CHURCH circles that met this week were: Miriam Circle, Sept. 10, hosted by Olive Locke; Lydia Circle, Sept. 11, at the home of Rosemary Sellers; Rebekah Circle, Sept. 12, a carryin at noon with Betty McNair as hostess and Esther Circle, Sept. 12, noon potluck at the home of Helen Cramer.

THE PTFO sponsored North Webster school Fall Carnival is scheduled for Oct. 5. Face painting will be available for those who have always wanted to know

■Spehs Tires stolen from auto dealers Crime Stoppers, a non-profit organization involving the police, the media and the public in the fight against crime, offers anonymity and cash rewards to persons who furnish information leading to the arrest and the filing of criminal charges against felony offenders and to the capture of fugitives. The following “Crime of the Week" was furnished by the Kosciusko County Crime Stoppers organization: The theft of a complete set of tires and wheels from an auto dealer’s lot is our Crime of the Week. In the early morning hours of August 25,1984, unknown persons entered the Bruce Petro dealership located on SR 15, north in Warsaw. Once inSide the lot, they removed four gold-colored turbo fin cast aluminum wheels and tires from a new Pontiac Trans Am. These tires and wheels are vaued at $1,400. If you have information concerning these thefts, Crime Stoppers wants to hear from you. We will pay up to SI,OOO if your information leads to an arrest or indictment. Crime Stoppers also pays cash rewards on other felony crimes and the capture of fugitives. Call us toll free at 1-800-342-STOP. We only want your information, not your name. Bosk ground school doss to be given nt Wawasee High Have you been thinking of getting a private pilots license? And did you know you need to pass a written test before you can learn to fly? This class is a preparation for the private pilot written exam. The course will cover regulations, aircraft performance, navigation, meteorology, computer and airmen’s information. By raroiling in this class the cost is much lower than to pay for private instruction. The class will be taught by a retired Air Force Colonel George Hoppus of Milford The class will be given on Tuesday and Thursday nights for nine weeks at Wawasee High School beginning October 2. For registration information please call the vocational office at the highschool.

Wed., September 12,1984 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Boydston Mills topic for dub Marian Breyer gave a history of Boydston Mills during the Sept. 5 meeting of Sechrist Sixty-five Club held at the home of Julia Badskey. A short reading was presented by Janet alien and Mrs. Badskey

what it feels like to be a clown and don’t miss the teacher’s duck tank.

GRANDMOTHER SAYS, “Here are a few characteristics of a healthy family: 1. Every member has self-esteem. Each knows he is as important as the others, whether he is four or 40; 2. The family operates as a support group, each helping and supporting each other. They serve one another; 3. It is not a monarchy with a tyrant who has the last word in everything, but rather a cooperative; 4. Responsibility is shared by all; 5. Problems are not considered failures, everyone has problems; 6. Respect is not enforced, it is demonstrated and is accepted as away of life; 7. There is real communication, not just an exchange of words."

NEW BOOKS at the library: adult non-fiction: “The Hurricane Story,” by Paul Gallice; “Return Os The Tiger,” by Brian Connell; “The Amazing LostMoney Secrets Os The U.S. Government,” by J. Andrew Douglas; “The Art Os Forceful Speaking,” by Richard C. Reager; “Blow All Ballast!,” by Nat A. Barrows.

Adult fiction: “The Proving Trail,” Louie L’Amour; "The Outsider,” by Howard Fast; “Silver Wings, Santiago Blue,” by Janet Dailey; “Assault On A

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led group singing. Roll call response was, “My middle name.” There was group discussion pertaining to fall garden harvesting. Laura Custer, president, announced that Sechrist Sixty-Five club and the Sugar N’ spice Club will have a combined meeting and Halloween costume party in October at the home of Dianne Bowman. Whipped chocolate desert was served by Mrs. Badskey.

by Jack Finney; “The Golden Unicorn," by Phyllis A. Whitney; "The Antagonists," by Ernest K. Gann; “Chateau Os Flowers," by Margaret Rome.

Mysteries: “The Judas Pair,” by Jonathan Gash; ‘‘The Revenge Os The Robins Family,” by Thomas Chastain; “A Steak Os Light,” by Richard Lockridge; “Murder In FalseFace,” by Richard Lockridge; “The D.A. Holds A Candle,” by Erie Stanley Gardner; “Barlow Comes To Judgment,” by Elwyn Jones; “The Third Side Os The Coin,” by Francis Clifford; “Backlash,” by Morris L. West; “Death Knell,” by Baynard Kendrick; “The Diehard,” by Jon A. Jackson; “Goodey’s Last Stand,” by Charles Alverson; “Rogue Running,” by Maurice Proctor; “Savage Streets,” by William F. McGivern; “The Pack Os Lies,” by Gordon Ashe; “The Dead Man’s Knick,” by John Dickson Carr; “The Twin by Ronald Scott Thorn; “Look Back On Death,” by Leslie Egan; “Shroud Os Darkness,” by E.C.R. Lorac; “The Twentymen,” by Phillip Purser; “Murder Fantastical,” by Patricia Moyes; “Who Is Killing Simon Warwick?,” by Patricia Moyes; “The Stand-in,” by Evelyn Piper; “Man On A Rope,” by George Harmon Coxe; “Margin For Doubt,” by Miriam Borgenicht. TILL NEXT week ...

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