The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 42, Milford, Kosciusko County, 15 October 1986 — Page 13
North Webster News BY MARY LEE WILLMAN
Readers living in the North Webster area are encouraged to call their news items to Mary Lee Willman ' » ■ ***i/nH at 534 ~ 4544 for publication in this col-
Snowmobilers plan party Lakeland Snowmobile Club members met October 7 at the North Webster School cafeteria. There were 40 persons in attendance. A carry-in dinner was served with the tables being decorated in keeping with the Halloween theme. Hosts for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stone. An outing and Halloween party are planned for 6 p.m. on October 25 at the Trojan Track. Further plans were made for the Winter Carnival. Proceeds from the event will be donated to the North Webster Volunteer Fire Department and the EMS. It was decided that a snow queen will be chosen for this year’s carnival. Reservations are now being accepted for upcoming club trips to northern Indiana and Michigan. Trip attendance will not be limited to club members. Anyone wishing more information, should call Larry Barrett or Mrs. Calvin Packard. Several members of the Lakeland club will be attending the Indiana Snowmobile Association convention being held the second weekend in November at Indianapoiijr. It was noted that members are purchasing jackets, imprinted with the club logo As a special surprise, Norman Barrett was presented with a decorated cake in honor of his birthday Jeff Com is to be coordinator of the club newsletter. It is requested that all classified ads be turned in early. The board of directors is scheduled to meet the last Wednesday of October Educational and entertaining programs and events are being planned for each month during the year. A Thanksgiving carry-in dinner is planned for 6:30 p.m. on November 7, at Webster School Mr and Mrs The snowmobile organization. Guests prospective members are always welcome. Make final plans for open house at fire station The North Webster Firemen Ladies’ Auxiliary met October ft at the fire station. The fund drive appreciation dinner, held recently at the North Webster School cafeteria, was discussed. Approximately 100 persons were served. Plans were finalized for an open house at the fire station on October 11. Discussion was held pertaining to the quilt moneymaking project, the nomination of officers and serving meals for the election board in November Refreshments were served by Dian Bowman. Tippy Lee meets on October 1 Irene Robinson was hostess and Veva Shepherd was cohostess for the October I meeting of the Tippy Lee Club. Mary Strong led the group singing and Rosemary Sellers read the meditation There was a group discussion pertaining to the club anniversary party held in September It was announced that donations have been made to the United Way, Boy Scouts, and Leesburg Daisy Troop Craft items for the Christmas bazaar are to be brought to the next meeting. The lesson, “Updating Your Wardrobe,” was presented by Juanita Allen. Claudia Archer and Mrs. Allen received the door prizes. Mrs. Archer will be hostess for the November meeting. She will be assisted by Jan Barger. Time will be spent making hospital tray favors Iff If at the home of Carol Ritchie Lots Blaugh reported on the president's council meeting when rhe Charm and Chatter Club members met on October ft at the home of Carol Ritchie Olive Locke was assistant hostess There were Lft persons in attendance Roll call response was I’m Preparing for Winter.” Ruby Badskey read “A Homemaker’s Prayer” as the meditation. Mrs. Locke gave the lesson on “Updating Your Wardrobe.” Dot Baumle received the door prize.
Ruth Mickley led group singing. Helen Kline gave the health and safety report, Mary Schang reported on citizenship, and Virginia Osburn discussed cultural arts. i The hostesses served s refreshments of hot sausage balls, assorted fresh fruit, ■ cheese, crackers, nuts and mints, i ; Mrs. Kline will be hostess for s the November meeting. I Seniors go on "Fall Color Tour" The North Webster Senior Citizens group went on its annual “Fall Color Tour” on October 8. Penny Hollis and Dorothy Snoke were co-chairpersons for the event. The 53 persons in attendance left the church at 9:20 a.m. aboard vans, cars, and the church bus. Antique shops at Silver Lake and Mentone were toured by the group.
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JERRY KAHT Anlongaskda. infant son of Mr and Mrs. Saly Anlongaskda, was guest of honor at a baby shower held October 3 in the fellowship room at the North Webster Church of the Brethren. Hostesses for the party were Annette Mock and Eva Lock. Punch and cake were served. There were 14 guests present. MARTHA MANN was lay speaker for the October 12 Sunday morning service, at North Webster United Methodist Church. Her topic was “Stepping Stones or Stumbling Blocks." NORTH WEBSTER School open house is scheduled for October 21, from 6;30-8 p.m. The public is welcome to attend. Newly remodeled and redecorated areas of the building may be seen. Refreshments will be served in the cafeteria. —o— A BIKE-A-THON for Cystic Fibrosis will he held on October 25 at the North Webster Church of God., AN APPRECIATION dinner for all Sunday School teachers is planned for October 26 at the North Webster United Methodist Church. GRANDMOTHER SAYS, "When feeling low, look in the mirror, and exchange that unattractive you for a pretty, smiling you. You will feel better and so will everyone else. " THETA SIGMA Chapter of Psi lota Xi Community Christmas Bazaar will be held November I, at Camelot Hall. BILL CRANE will be instructor for a (PR class being held October IM, from » a.m. until 12 noon, at the North Webster Church of God. Call the church office to register. FACTS ABOUT North WebsterTippecanoe Township Public Library. I) Colleen Coy is librarian and Leslie Golden is assistant librarian. 2) Use of the facility is free to any resident who lives or pays taxes in Tippecanoe Township. 3) Library hours are 10 a m. till 12 noon and 1-4 p.m.,. Tuesday through Fri-
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The noon meal was served at Mentone. The Senior Citizens then toured the Bell Aviation Museum and an egg processing plant at Mentone. The group arrived back at the church at 4p.m. An “Autumn Auction” is scheduled for the November meeting with Norma Sliger as chairperson. Honor members of club's anniversary dinner party Charter members were honored during the anniversary dinner party of the Pierceton Extension Homemakers which was held on October 6 at Warsaw. Sara Scott asked the blessing before the meal was served. Individual favors of potted herbs and spices and small wreaths, made of herbs and spices, were at each place setting. A program about herbs and spices was presented. President Doris Kubacki conducted a short business meeting. She read excerpts from old meeting minutes and records. Mrs. kubacki will be hostess for the November meeting. Evelyn Johnson entertains Evelyn Johnson entertained the Lakeland WCTU at her home on October 6. Roll call was
day; 7-9 p.m. on Tuesday evening; and 9 a.m. till 12 noon on Saturday. 4) There is a story hour for pre-schoolers at 10:30 a.m. each Wednesday. 5) The library has excellent selections of nonfiction, fiction, children’s books, research material, periodicals and large-print books. 6) The Tippecanoe Township Library is a member of the Area Library Services Authority. This means almost any book-in-print may be obtained at no cost to the borrower. 7) Maps of Tippecanoe Township and the surrounding lakes’ area are available, framed or unframed, at the library OVERDUE BOOKS may be returned to the library from October 11 through October 31 without a penality. Readers are urged to check their book shelves and take advantage of the grace period to return any borrowed hooks. NEW BOOKS: “Comstock Lode” and “Yondering,” both by Louis L’Amour, “The Miners." by Robert Wallace; and “Victory In Europe," by Gerald Simons. Also, "Advanced Masonry and Roofs and Sidings,” “Computer Languages," and "Fund and Wagnails 1987 Science Yearbook, ” all by Time-Life. —o— THE CAT ate the center out of a case this reporter had baked and had placed on a rack to cool on- the kitchen cabinet. I left the house to run some errands. It never occurred to me that the case might be bothered. When I stepped into the kitchen, I couldn't believe my eyes. There was a three-inch hole right through the middle of my beautiful cake —o— The cats. Stoker and Fooler, were sitting in the dining room looking as innocent as lambs. My “not so gentle” search for telltale cake crumbs on paws, whiskers and upper lips was in vain. Those two critters had polished themselves as clean as a whistle. I considered doing something awful to both of them, but I
answered with readings and items of interest to WCTU. Devotions were given by Mrs. Johnson. Her theme was “Power of Understanding.” She read from Proverbs 3:5-6 and Philipians 4:5-7. Betty Barrett read an article about “Smokeless Tobacco.” The minutes of the last meeting were read by Eva Lock. Mrs. Barrett gave the treasurer’s report. The business session closed with group prayer. Zelma Kile will be hostess for the November 3 meeting. Goodwill Club enjoys a day in South Bend A luncheon at Tippecanoe Place, South Bend, highlighted the October 8 birthday party of the Goodwill Extension Homemakers Club. May Burke. Albany, Ore., was a guest. Betty Jo Roberts, president, reported on the recent president’s council meeting and conducted a short business session. The group voted to participate in the county homemakers reading program. Following the luncheon, the group toured the Century Center, the Studebaker Museum and the Notre Dame campus.
didn’t. There wasn’t time; I had to hurry up and bake another cake. TILL NEXT week . .. Scholarship opportunity available By RONALD W. HOYT Extension Agent, 4-H And Youth High School students planning to attend Purdue University's School of Agriculture in the fall of 1987 have another scholarship opportunity available to them. The 1987 Scholarship Award of Excellence is a SI,OOO award being presented to eligible students. To be eligible, students must be planning to enroll in Purdue University’s School of Agriculture next year, have a strong academic record, and submit an application no later than March 1,1987. All applicants will be considered on the basis of academic merit. Evidence of leadership and citizenship .will also be considered in the selection of the award recipients. Applications for the 1987 Scholarship Award of Excellence are available from the Kosciusko County Cooperative Extension Service.
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10 YEARS AGO, OCT. 12. 1976 The Lakeland Kiwanis club s ladies’ night held September 27 at Camelot hall turned into a surprise recognition dinner to honor Lorin J. Badskey of North Webster with a life membership, the 370th in the world. Badskey also received a 30-year legion of honor award. Helen Cline was hostess for the October 4 meeting of Charm N Chatter Home Extension club. Helen Anderson assisted the hostess. Richard Mitchell served as chairman for the fish fry held last week end at the North Webster Lions Club building. The event was sponsored by the North Webster Volunteer Firemen. Members of Sechrist Sixty Five home extension club met October 6 in the home of Janet Hamman. Laurel Shoemaker assisted the hostess. Velda Amick was welcomed as a new member during the October 6 meeting of Barbee Hoosier club. A “Pound Party ” to help a needy family was scheduled for the November meeting. Election of officers was held. The new officers are: Ruth Butler, president; Goldie Hunnicutt, vice president; Fanny Scoville, secretary; Violet Lawson, treasurer. < 20 YEARS AGO. OCT. 12, 1966 Mr and Mrs. Jacob Krouse were dinner guests of their daughter, Mrs. Rita Schmidt in Fort Wayne Sunday when she entertained in honor of her nephew <The Krouse’s grandson), Don Antweiler and his bride-to-be. Other guests were
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J - • - „ A* "X ■ ■ < -w • fal '•? . ... ■ XjHKßk' ■ I ... B Jbi» 1 J***"" J HISTORIC AL MAP DONATED — A decorative and historical map of Tippecanoe Township was presented to Richard Mitchell, Tippecanoe Township Trustee, and Myron Clark, North Webster Town Board President, by the Friends of the Library. The presentation was made by Helen Wichern. past president of the Friends of the Library. The map. in two colors with watercolor added, shows the locations of several historical landmarks as well as the lake areas in detail. There are eight drawings of local scenes, past and present. The map is available for purchase from the North Webster/Tippecanoe Township Librarv. Shown with the map in the photo are Clark. Mrs. Wichern. and Mitchell. <Photo by Deb Patterson )
Mrs. Mary Kathryn Love and children. Mr and Mrs. Don Antweiler, Sr . all of Fort Wayne. Mrs.-Stanley Vanator attended the Pythian Sisters Grand Temple sessions in Indianapolis last week. She accompanied the ladies from Warsaw. Mrs. Ernest Cremeens of Leesburg spent the week end with her son. Dale Cremeens and his family. Mr and Mrs. S. E. Marvin spent the week end visiting relatives in Sheldon, 111., and Lebanon. Ind. The Hubert Kuhn Unit 253 American Legion Auxiliary, met at the Legion home last Tuesday night with president, Mrs. Elinore Enyeart opening the meeting in regular form. 511 YE.ARS AGO, OCT. 15. 1936 Mr and Mrs. George Lewallen and family visited in the Lewallen homes Saturday. Mrs. Rose Click visited Mrs. Martin McClintic last week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Shock and son Joe visited Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dorsey and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kuhn Wednesday evening.
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1 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rusher and - son Dale. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rusher and family were Sunday dinner guests in the Jonas Cripe home. Friday dinner guests-in the Elmer Shock home were Mr and Mrs.- J. L. Kline. Mr. and Mrs. Will Tooley Grover, Penn. Mrs. Pearl Shock and son Richard spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Lewallen.
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Mr and Mrs. Will Shock of near Warsaw visited in the Jonas Cripe home Sunday evening. Sunday dinner guests in the Elmo Shock home were Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilcox and two sons all of Elkhart. Mrs. Amy Wingard called on Mrs. Rose Click last week. Mr and Mrs. Maurice Dorsey visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Shock. Sunday evening.
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