The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 37, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 September 1986 — Page 16

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL —Wed., September 10.1986

North Webster News BY MARY LEE WILLMAN

~ Readers living in the North Meterer area are encouraged to call ■ their news items to Marr Lee Willman 1 « at 834-4544 for publication in this col umn. / ■ S I •W w I .. '

FOL hold September meeting North Webster Friends Os The Library met September 3 at the library with Betty Clark presiding. Marty Crawford was named as program chairman. Minutes of the August meeting were read by Imogene Palmer. Ruth Dunker gave the treasurer's report. They reported on their recent visit to the public , library at Geneva. The next meeting will be held October 1 at 10:30 am. at the North Webster Tippecanoe Township Library Prospective members and guests are always welcome.

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THE NORTH Webster Lady Lions are sponsoring a fashion show and dessert buffet at 1 p.m. September 20 at Camelot Hall. Entertainment will be provided by ‘The Dancing Grandmas” from Fort Wayne. All proceeds will be used for community service projects or charity. Tickets may be purchased from any member of the Lady Lions organization. Advanced ticket sales only; tickets will not be available at the door. THE FOLLOWING letter was recently received by this column from Evelyn Koontz. 4957 Steward Dr.. Fort Meyers. Fla. 33905. We are always delighted to hear from our readers and appreciate their interest and comments. “Gee. another year already. Have really enjoyed The MailJournal ' this past year We haven’t been back north for two years so it keeps us informed about friends in and around North Webster “Since lama former employee of Thornburgs. I w as glad to read that John Kroh is doing so well. Have also read about different people who live in Fort Meyers; Alice Rinker’s son and Jim and Pat Loetz's daughter. I called her and talked to her. "One year I was Betsy Ross on a float in the Mermaid Festival parade That was during the time I worked at Thornburgs. Alice Rinker asked me to be “Betsy” so I really enjoy reading about the festival. Lots of good memories. “Our best to all. Have a good winter. Sincerely. Evelyn Koontz." —o— ON SEPTEMBER 22. the North Webster sesquicentennial committee will meet at 7 p.m. at Camelot Hall BESSIE HOOVER was hostess for the September 8 meeting of Miriam Circle. Rebekah Circle members are meeting today. Fall classes at Lakeland Youth Center The Lakeland Youth Center has some exciting classes to offer residents this fall. Listed below are several for those with physical fitness in mind. Judo — classes will meet on Thursdays, beginning on Sept. 18 Class time is from 8-9 p.m. Adult Exercise — the morning classes will meet from 9-10 a m on Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays. The evening classes will meet from 7-8 p.m. on Mondays and Limbercise — this class, which is designed to limber a person up slowly and without much stress, will meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30-10:30a.m. Gymnastics — classes will, meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 4:30-7:30 p.m., depending upon the level the student is in. Contact the youth center at 457-3055 to register for classes. Office hours are 9 a m.-12:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Afternoon and evening hours vary. The Lakeland Youth Center is a United Way Agency.

Conservation Club to hold auction Tables were decorated with bouquets of roses for the September 3 meeting of the Hoosier Auxiliary of Barbee Conservation Club held at Barbee Conservation Club building. A carry-in dinner was served with Ann Beamer and Miriam Mason as hostesses. Edna Lawson presided during the business session. Ethel Elston reported on activities of the cards and flowers committee. Minutes of the August meeting were read Ijy Mrs. Beamer. Mrs. Lawson gave the treasurer’s report. The afternoon was spent playing games.

September 10, at the home of Betty McNair. A potluck dinner will be served. FOR THE first time ever, officially sanctioned, modified outboard motor boat races will be held at North Webster. The Indiana Outboard Association is sponsoring the race which will be held September 14 at noon at Dixie Haven on Webster Lake. Entries are expected from several states. Food concessions will be available. There is no admission charge. For further information call 834-2648 evenings or 834-4380 during regular business hours. AN ALL church picnic was held September 7 at North Webster Church of God following the 10:45 a m. morning worship service. —O'north WEBSTER School Carnival is planned for September 19 from 5-8 p.m. at the school. All proceeds will go towards the purchase of educational items. The event is being sponsored by the PTFO and Linda Doll is this year's carnival chairman. There will be a chili supper, and ativities too numerous to mention. THE APPRECIATION dinner, being sponsored by the North Webster Fire Department and EMS, has been rescheduled from

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The group's annual fall auction is scheduled for October. Club hears about comedian Virginia Osburn was hostess for the September 1 meeting of Charm and Chatter Club. She was assisted by Carrie Switzer. Carol Ritchie read two poems, “Recipes For Happiness” and “Be Glad,” both by Helen S. Rice. Susie Ward, vice president, presided during the business session. Helen Cline, health and safety chairman, discussed heart surgery. There was a group discussion pertaining to winter storage of flower bulbs. Mrs. Osburn, a native of Vincennes, told about comedian Red Skelton. She and Skelton were school mates as young children. Roll call response was, “A sight to behold. ” Correspondence was read from the North Webster sesquicentennial committee, 4-H Foundation, and North Webster Fire Department and EMS. Mrs. Ward gave a brief report

August 23 to September 27. The fund drive has been extended because canvassing the area is taking longer than anticipated. Anyone donating S2O will receive a free dinner for two to be served September 27 from 4-7 p.m. at North Webster school cafeteria. Proceeds will go toward the purchase of a new fire engine and EMS ambulance. Donations may also be made at the fire station. —O'REV. AND Mrs. Dewight Ritenour, Sebring. Fla., formerly of Barbee Lake, spent last week visiting with friends and relatives in the Lakeland area. GRANDMOTHER SAYS. ”A dear old preacher, who spent more than 64 years of his life ministering to the needs of people, said of his childhood years that his parents did not send their five sons to church. They took them with them. They all sat in one pew. While the parents listened to the sermon the little boys would fall asleep, falling over in a row like they had been mowed down. “He said. -‘We never heard anyone at our home suggest

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of the president's council meeting. Refreshments of fruit-nut bread and cheesecake were served prior to the business session by Mrs. Osburn and Mrs. Switzer. Following the meeting, a Christmas workshop of bazaar items was enjoyed. Each member brought a project of her choice. Mrs. Ritchie will be hostess for the October meeting. Snowmobile Club holds first meeting The first meeting of the season for Lakeland Snowmobile Club was held September 3 at North Webster Town Hall with 25 persons in attendance. Joyce Packard reported on the group's summer activities including the Mermaid Festival and a family outing at Jellystone Park. Discussion was held pertaining to programs and carry-in dinners for the coming year. Larry Reed has been named general chairman for the 1987 Winter Carnival. Jeff Corn is cochairman. A Yama-fest will be

anything other than the Bible was true in every respect.’ When he had learned to read, his father gave him a New Testament and told him that if he would read it through he would give him a new pocket knife. He was awarded the knife and after 64 years proudly displayed his first New Testament. He was 85 years old at that time.' “Many, many people can testify to the wonderful influence this man had on their lives. Would that the young people of today who express such restlessness and frustration might find such an inspiration for their lives." / —o— A DANCE to raise funds for the North Webster sesquicentennial celebration will be held September 20, starting at 9 p.m., at Camelot Hall. Music will be provided by the Dennis Tuckett Band. There will be a donation per person. Refreshments will be available. The dance is open to persons of all ages. For further information, contact any member of the sesquicentennial committee or call 834-4864, or 834-2249. TILL NEXT week. . .

held in conjunction with the carnival. The Winter Carnival will be a community affair and kickoff celebration for the North Webster sesquicentennial year. Snowmobile trips, outings, and get togethers are being planned for each month during the winter. A Halloween party is also being planned. Larry Barrett, vice president, has been named as program chairman. Proceeds from the Winter Carnival will go to a local charity. Board meetings are scheduled

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