The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 46, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 November 1986 — Page 20

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., November 12,1986

I p K. M LIEUTENANT IDEN RECEIVES PROMOTION — Mildred Gard, right. North Webster, assists in the promotion of her granddaughter. Brenda Lynelle Iden. to the rank of First Lieutenant in the US Air Force. Performing the ceremony was Col. Albert J. Edmonds, left, commander of Tactical Information Systems Division. Lieutenant Iden, a 1980 graduate of Wawasee High School. Syracuse, is the information systems officer functional manager for Tactical Information Systems Division at Langley Air Force Base. Va. She manages the assignments and career progression of information systems officers assigned to 22 Air Force bases in the US and Panama. Iden received a bachelor of science degree in computer science from Indiana State University and has been assigned to Langley Air Force Base since 1985. < Photo by TSgt. Lee Hincher)

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North Webster News BY MARY LEE WILLMAN

n. . . Readers living in the North Webster area are encouraged to call their news items to Mary Lee Willman at 834-4544 for publication in this column.

Club to have Snow Queen A Thanksgiving carry-in dinner was served November 4 at North Webster school cafeteria by members of Lakeland Snowmobile Club. There were 45 persons in attendance. Steve Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Reese, and Don Stahley were welcomed as new members. Hosts for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barrett. Tables were decorated in keeping with a Thanksgiving theme. Tickets for Winter Carnival events are now on sale and may be purchased from any Snowmobile Club members or by calling 834-7257. It was decided to have a Snow

Queen for this year’s Winter Carnival. The contest is open to any interested woman or girl. Theru is no age limit. One-half of the proceeds raised by each queen contestant will go to her sponsor or charity of her choice. Sherri Mock is being sponsored for the contest by the Lakeland Snowmobile Club. Deadline for entries is December 31. The queen will be crowned at noon on February 7. All proceeds from this year’s Winter Carnival are being donated to the North Webster EMS and Fire Department. A report was given of the club Halloween party held October 25 at Reed’s Castle. There was a hauntgd maze and many games and activities for adults and children. There were 35 persons who attended the party. The activities were planned by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Klinger, and Mr. and Mrs. Barrett. Many club trips are being planned for this winter. Any suggestions for games and activities for the Winter Carnival are welcomed. Anyone having suggestions or wanting further information should call 594-2974. The club Christmas party is planned for December 12 at North Webster school cafeteria. There will be a visit from Santa. Hosts for the party are Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Packard and Mary Fidler. FOL changes meeting time North Webster Friends of the Library met November 5 at the library. The group voted to purchase new curtains for the library reference room. Discussion was held pertaining to the sale of maps, seasoned salt and New Year’s soup beans. Meeting time has been changed from 10 a.m. to 9 a m. on the first Wednesday of each month. Meetings are held at the library. Helen Wichern was presented with a necklace in appreciation for her work on behalf of the library and in recognition of her golden wedding anniversary. The next meeting is scheduled for December 1 at the library. Any interested person is welcome to attend. Homemakers meet Nov. 3 Pierceton Extension Homemakers met November 3 at the home of Betty Burnsworth with Esther Miller as assistant hostess. Mary Ann Noble read several poems. Group singing was led by Lois Harris. It was announced that the home of Helen Crouch is to be included on the Pierceton Christmas Walk. Sara Scott and Helen Oxenrider will be delivering Mobile Meals in November. Lessons were given by Alice

Pancake & Sausage Breakfast 7A.M.-1 P.M. Saturday, Nov. 15 $O Per SOSO At Sate Door $l5O Children 5-12 X Church of God, North Webster Sponsored by Lakeland Kiwanis Club All Profits To Support Youth Projects

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Wilson, “Low Calorie Refreshments’’ and Mrs. Oxenrider, “Edible Table Decorations.” Mrs. Wilson also gave the citizenship report. Her topic was, “How Indiana Got Its State Flag.’’ Mrs. Scott gave the gardening report. The health and safety lesson was presented by Mrs. English and Mrs. Oxenrider discussed cultural arts. The Christmas meeting will be held December 1 at the home of Mrs. Crouch. A Christmas gift exchange is planned and items will be brought for a needy family. Charm and Chatter plans gift exchange Helen Kline entertained members of Charm and Chatter Club at her home on November 3. As guests arrived they were served refreshments of fruit dessert by Mrs. Kline and LaVern Clutter, assistant hostess. Violet Lear was a guest. Carrie Switzer read several patriotic poems about the month of November. Lois Blaugh, president, was in charge of the business session. She asked for volunteers to bake cookies for the Mental Health Association. Corrinne Staples handed out a reading list of Indiana authors. Mrs. Kline reported on the fall luncheon. The lesson, “Edible Table Decorations,” was presented by Ruby Badskey. She displayed ot gave a suggestion for table decorations for each month of the year. Lunetta Metcalf told how to start flower bulbs indoors. Mary Schang reviewed new state laws being enacted and told about the life of Johnny Appleseed. Virginia Osburn reported on Conner Prairie Farm and Mrs. Kline gave facts about a new flu virus. A carry-in dinner and Christmas gift exchange was planned for December at Wesley Hall. Claudia Archer hostess for Tippy Lee Tippy Lee Club members met November 5 at the home of Claudia Archer with Jan Barger as assistant hostess. Dian Becker was a guest. The meditation entitled “Thanksgiving Message” was presented by Joan Archer. Mary Strong led group singing. Members were reminded to bring craft supplies to meetings for completion of hospital tray favors.

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NEW BOOKS. Periodicals: Country Living and NASA Tech. Briefs. Circle; The Beautiful Crafts Book and Family Book of Crafts, both by Sterling Publishing; Early American Crafts by Roberta Raffaelli; Nostalgia Crafts Book by Phyllis Fiarotta; Don’t Throw It Away! by Vivian Abell; Treasures From Throwaways by Better Homes and Gardens; Scrap Craft by Elizabeth D. Logan and Gifts to Make by Janet and Alex D’amato.

Claudia Archer displayed craft items and reported on the Christmas workshop held recently at Warsaw. Projects were worked on for the county Christmas bazaar. Irene Robison gave the lesson, “Low Cal Refreshments.’’ Mrs. Robison also reported on Hoosier authors and upcoming book reviews. She gave the cultural arts lesson on Indiana Poets. During the citizenship lesson, Cheryl Criswell told about Warsaw as the county seat of Kosciusko County. Pat Long presented health and safety information entitled “Is Something You Are Eating Making You Sick?” Veva Sheperd told how to plant flower bulbs for next spring. A carry-in dinner and Christmas party is planned for December at the home of Juanita Allen. There will be a Christmas gift exchange. WCTU to give gift items Vera Morehouse, vice president, presided during the November 3 meeting of Lakeland WCTU held at the home of Evelyn Johnson. Minutes of the October meeting were read by Eva Lock. Betty Barrett gave the treasurer’s report. Mrs. Johnson gave devotions. Her topic was “Power of Dedication” reading from First Samuel 1:11. She also read the Bible story of Hannah. Roll call was answered with items of interest to WCTU. A carry-in dinner a,nd Christmas program are planned for December 1 at the home of Mrs. Johnson. Gift items are to be taken to the meeting for patients at the Veterans’ Hospital, Fort Wayne. Mrs. Barrett gave the closing prayer. Officers elected by auxiliary North Webster Firemen Ladies Auxiliary met November 3 at the fire station. Election of officers was held. The new officers are: Diane Bowman, president; Pam Laker, vice president; Laverne Sturggil, secretary; and Willadean Duncan, treasurer. Plans were finalized for preparing meals for the election board at two locations on November 4. A donation was made to the North Webster Christmas charity fund. It was

MORE THAN 1.000 library cards have now been issued by the North Webster-Tippecanoe Township Public Library. Most of the cards have been issued for families rather than individuals. BOUQUETS TO North Webster Fireman Ladies Auxiliary. The group will be observing its 20th anniversary on November 28. MR. AND Mrs. Lester McGriff. Barbee Lake, have just returned home‘from a short trip taken in observance of their 53rd wedding anniversary. They visited with their granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Lindamood and family, Miamisburg, Ohio. They also visited with relatives at Bowling Green, Ohio, Anderson, and Marion. A STORY hour for preschoolers is being held at 10 a m. each Wednesday morning at the library. Stories to be read are: November 12, The Great Mystery Book by Richard Scarry; November 19, Animal Nursery Tales by Richard Scarry; and November 26, Hippo Leaves Home by Roger Hargreaves. Some new potted plants have been placed in the library. The bulletin board has been moved and books for small children have been separated from books for the more advanced reader.

A TTENTION SENIOR CITIZENS Holiday Hills Apartments, located at 1000 West and SR 5 in Cromwell, Ind., will have open house on Monday, Noy. 10, and Saturday, Nov. 15, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Also, Sunday, November 16, from 1-4 p.m. Genny Martin, Manager For rental information call 291-2500, 8564185, nr 856-2146. Equal Housing Opportunity

noted that the group will observe its 20th anniversary on November 28. It was decided to have called meetings during 1987 instead of regular monthly meetings Refreshments were served by Sue Mitchell. The auxiliary Christmas party and gift exchange will be held December 1 at Warsaw. Conservation Club makes plans for Christmas party New officers, were elected on November s>when the Hoosier Auxiliary of Barbee Conservation Club met at Barbee Conservation Club building. They are Marjorie Penrod, president; Joan Pettit, vice president; Maxine Gaston, secretary; and Edna Lawson, treasurer. A Thanksgiving carry-in dinner was served at noon. Tables were decorated with fall leaves, a tissue paper turkey centerpiece and place mats and napkins in a Thanksgiving theme. Hostesses for the dinner were Mrs. Pettit, Ruth Bostel, and Mrs. Penrod. The flower fund report was given by Ethel Elston. It was noted that the club had prepared and served meals for the election board on November 4. Plans were made for a Christmas dinner party and gift exchange to be held in December at an area restaurant. Goldie Hunnicutt was presented with two quilted pillow tops handmade by Mrs. Bostel. Sedirist Club entertains guest Julie Badskey was hostess for the November 5 meeting of Sechrist Sixty Five Club. Ann Engel ahd Barbara Goodpaster gave a lesson and demonstration of Christmas crafts. Roll call response was “How did the Pilgrims survive?” Midge Allen was a guest. Mrs. Badskey led group singing. Reports were given by: Mrs. Goodpaster,- gardening; Janet Allen, health and safety; Mrs. Engel, citizenship; and Jeanne Coldren, cultural arts. Following the business session, time was spent preparing dried bean mix for the Homemakers’ Christmas bazaar. A Christmas party is planned for December 3 at Warsaw. A gift exchange will be held with secret sister names being revealed and new names drawn.

ALICE LONG was hostess for inembers of Miriam Circle on 'November 10. On November 11, Lydia Circle members met at the home of Verna Lindemood. —o— DR. DON Johnson will be guest speaker at the annual Faith Promise convention being held November 19 through November 23 at North Webster Church of God. —O'GRANDMOTHER SAYS, “The many people who have the prevalent cold with persistent, heavy cough must now sympathize with the whale who had to cough up Jonah.” A PROGRAM about her tour of Soviet Union in 1984 will be presented by Mrs. William Vamos, West Lafayette, at 7:30 p.m., November 18, at North Webster United Methodist Church. The event is being sponsored by United Methodist Women and the public is invited to attend. There will be a question and answer session following the program. Refreshments will be served. Rev. William Vamos was pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Warsaw, from 1962-1970. —o—- — NEXT week. . .