The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 40, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 October 1985 — Page 12

THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., October 2, 1985

North Webster News BY MARY LEE WILLMAN

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PUTS CREATIVITY TO WORK — This is the result of Amber Zirkle’s creativity after a wind storm. (Photo by Mary Lee Willman)

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Area woman

puts creativity to work

A couple of months ago a high wind blew a big limb off a tree in the front yard at the home of Amber Zirkle, Barbee Lake, and left a large bare spot. Mrs. Zirkle told this reporter, “I didn’t like the look of that big raw spot. I thought, surely that is a place to put something to bring a smile to people’s faces.” Mrs. Zirkle put her creativity to work. With the center discs from canning jar lids and big black buttons, she made eyes for a “tree face.” A corn cob was used for the mouth and a piece of corn cob for the nose. The hair, beard and mustache are made from corn silks. Her project did accomplish what she had hoped. It brought smiles to her neighbors faces.

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READY FOR FUN — Ready to have fun at the North Webster School Carnival being held October 4 are, standing left to right, Courtney Regnos, Kristie Ertel, Amanda Ertel, and Brian Goodpaster. Front row, left to right, are Kyle Regnos, Mary Regnos, novelties booth chairman, and Suzanne Goodpaster. (Photo by Mary Lee Willman)

Sorority holds 'rush party'

Beth Winnebald was hostess for a “rush party” given by Theta Sigma Chapter of Psi lota Xi Sorority. Stephanie Esenwein gave the history of Psi lota Xi with Karen Parr giving a history of Theta Sigma Chapter. Introductions were made with each person telling something about their interests, families and careers. Sorority scrap books were shown to the guests. A get acquainted game was planned entitled, “Find someone wh0...” A skit entitled, “You Great Big Beautiful Doll” was presented by Beckie Rhoades and Kathy White. Refreshments of sugar cream cake, pineapple dump cake, assorted vegetables with dip, and coffee were served by the hostess. A combined business and work night is planned for October 8 at the home of Laura Custer.

Lady Lions hold meeting

North Webster Lady Lions held their first meeting, of the fall season on September 26 at North It Happened in -

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HI NEIGHBORS Club members met September 26 for a tour of Warsaw. They visited the glass factory, a Christmas room display, old jail historical museum, Justice building, and the county jail. A luncheon was enjoyed at noon at a Warsaw restaurant.

GRANDMOTHER SAYS,

Webster United Methodist Church. A hobo party was enjoyed. Hilda Stone and Sue Mitchell served popcorn, suckers, and lemonade in brown paper bags. Mermaid Festival activities were reviewed and suggestions

“Some people seem to have such a low self-image, which reflects in what they say and do, they almost invite others to snub them, insult them, and treat them badly.”

WOMEN FROM Morris Chapel and the Milford UMC will be guests of the North Webster United Methodist Church Women on October 15 at 1:30 p.m. Martha Oechsle will present a program about the American Indian.

REV. AND Mrs. Dewight Ritenour, Sebring, Fla., formerly of Barbee Lake, spent last week visiting with friends and relatives in the North Webster-Syracuse area.

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SUPPORTING MEMBERSHIP DRIVE CONTEST — Deb Singrey and Ron Goodpaster are supporting the membership drive contest now underway for North Webster PTFO. There are presently 174 members in the organization. Mrs. Willaman’s third grade class has been the first to have 100 percent PTFO membership. The class will receive a >25 check to be used for something that is needed for the class room. The membership contest ends October 3. (Photo by Mary Lee Willman)

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made for next year’s Festival Queen committee. It was decided that the group will participate in the upcoming Saint Jude’s Bike-A-Thon. Soap and socks for this year’s North Webster Christmas charity are now being collected. The

NEW BOOKS at the library. Adult nonfiction: “Windows And Doors,” by Time Life Books; “Cry Os The Kalahari,” by Mark Owens; “The Everglades,” by Archie Carr; “Breaking Points,” by Jack Hinckley.

Adult fiction: “Sacajawea,” by Anna Lee Waldo; “The Broken Gun,” by Louie L’Amour.

Children’s fiction: “The Story About Ping,” by Marjorie Flack; “Atrega Nona,” by Tomie DePaola.

GOOD WILL Club members enjoyed a family night party on September 27 at the House Os Friendship. A carry-in supper was served and white elephant auction held.

group voted to have a concession stand at the Winter Carnival in February. A Halloween party is planned for October. Teresa Richcreek and Lynn Runyan each received a gift.

THE CAT still won’t come out of the bathroom, especially when anyone is watching. She is eating her food so we know she does come out.

We had guests one evening last week. It was embarrassing to have to haul the cat, kicking and screaming, to another part of the house every time someone wanted to visit the bathroom. Our bathroom is very small.. We finally put her outdoors. She stationed herself smack in the middle of the sidewalk and refused to budge. When our guests left, they were forced to step oyer a very surley cat or walk out in the grass and get their feet wet. They didn’t say a word about us visiting them or even hint that they would ever be back.

NORTH WEBSTER School Carnival will be held this Saturday night (Oct. 4) from 5-8:30 p.m. at the school. The event is being sponsored by the PTFO and all proceeds go to purchase needed items for the school. Barbara Sledge is general chairman for the carnival and Barbara Goodpaster is publicity chairman.

TILL NEXT week.

Conders attend

spa seminar

Jimmy and Donna Conder of Leisure Pools, Syracuse, attended a special three-day spa seminar last week in Fort Wayfie, at which they were further educated on the procedure of acrylic repair on both marble and solid color acrylic spas. Also included in the spa seminar were tile replacement and trouble shooting of the mechanical parts of the Spa Pack itself. Leisure Pools is featuring many different spas which include Weatherking, Jacuzzi, and Down East. Jimmy is very selective in the type of spas placed in the store and deals primarily in products which, if a part has to be replaced, can be done easily. Also included in the store among many swimming pool supplies are special sanitizers and chemicals to be used safely and conveniently for your spa. Stop in and see the different models already in the store and the different styles and colors to choose from.

Syracuse Lions learn about BZA

The Syracuse Lions Club met recently with Vice President Stu Walker conducting the meeting in the absence of President Charles Haffner. Ralph Thornburg won the wild tie contest which opened the meeting. A short presentation on the Lions past support of the 4-H program was given, followed by a 4-H bull judging contest by the Lions present. Four bulls, imported especially for the contest, included a king sized Texas longhorn, a short-haired Brahma bull, a range bull and a prize heavy-flanked prime American Hereford. Lion Mac McKinley was the winning judge as he guessed the combined weights of the animals exactly. Lion Ed Harting was runner-up, missing the total by only one pound. The main program of the evening was given by Lions Stu Walker and Jim Tranter, who discussed the functions of the Board of Zoning Appeals. The talk included many of the humorous situations which occur when people proceed to build or alter their land and buildings without conforming to zoning law. A visiting group of Nappanee Lions participated in the night’s activities. Lodge of Instructions Oct. 7 at Milford A lodge of Instructions will be held Monday, Oct. 7, at Milford for members of Kosciusko Lodge 418 F & AM. The lodge will be held in the Milford Masonic Temple beginning at 7:30 p.m. William Bess is worshipful master of the local lodge.