The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 17, Milford, Kosciusko County, 7 June 1989 — Page 13

North Webster news

Rural Neighbors learn about high blood pressure

Mary Beth Camden presided during the May 31 meeting of Rural Neighbors Club held in the home of Mary L. Camden. Julia Frush gave the meditation. Cathy Kolby led group singing. Judy Shepherd served as secretary pro tem. The treasurer’s report was given by Doris Ann Slaymaker. Amy Stump reported on the recent county trip. Mrs. Slay maker will be modeling a garment she made during the homemakers’ annual fashion show this summer. The group voted to make donations to the 4-H Foundation

It happened ... in North Webster

20 YEARS AGO, JUNE 4,1969 A chalk talk and the story of “Sounds of Music” were given by

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and the County Fair Queen project. The club will have an educational booth display at this year’s Kosciusko County Fair. It was decided to furnish refreshments for the Mental Health Association at Fort Wayne this fall. Mrs. Frush and Mrs. Kolby will be in charge of designing the County Fair booth. Miss Stump reported on the treatment of high blood pressure. Mary L. Camden gave the citizenship report. The cultural arts lesson was presented by Mrs. Shepherd. Her topic was

Mrs. Georgia Webster Tuesday evening at United Methodist Church for the mother-daughter banquet. Mrs. Webster is an art teacher in the Elkhart-Goshen area and a former teacher of Syracuse School. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hite and children have moved from Epworth Forest to Wawasee Lake where they will manage the Elwood Motel for the summer. Mr. Hite is junior high coach at North Webster. North Webster Pythian Sisters met May 26 at the K P Hall with excellent senior, Mr. Ermal Vanator presiding. Past grand chief Mrs. Clifford Payne of Marion was a guest.

"The Magnificent Egg.” Mrs. Kolby and Mrs. Slaymaker gave a lesson and demonstration of “Low Calorie Cooking.” It was announced that Mrs. Frush will be attending the Homemakers’ Conference at Purdue on June 7. Vickie Camden served refreshments of cheese, deer sausage, crackers, mixed fresh fruit and Texas cake. Mary B. Camden will be hostess for the June meeting. New officers will be installed.

Mr. and Mrs. David Blackwell entertained with a picnic Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. James Turner and Bruce. Present also were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Himebaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Himebaugh of Richmond. Mr. Turner will fly to Arizona this week. House guests of the Dan Watsons this week are Mr. and Mrs. A. Richard Florence of Dearborn, Mich. Mrs. Florence is a sister of Mrs. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kuhn and children, North Webster, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Grindle of Syracuse, were Memorial Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Likens.

It Happened in — King Arthur's Town

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to: Mary Jo Lundy and Judy Wagoner, June 3; Marian Steedman, Margaret Frost, Gordon Sheline, Virginia Osburn, Phyllis Abbet and Phil Abbett, June 4; John McNeal and Helen Cramer, June 5; Ruth Rose and Bob Friddle, June 6; Sandi Lung, June 7; Thelma Housouer, Jim Cox and Trisha Sue Light, June 8; Eugene Henwood, Jaimie Danae, Chris White and Jan Farran, June 9; Fern Ball and J.B. Hoy, June 10; Sharon Richcreek, Jodi Lynn Buhrt and Angie Tom, June 11; Kevin Lundy and Elizabeth Jo Madriz, June 12; Andrew Minear and Betty Lewallen, June 13; Mary Ann Clayton, Teresa Gray, Earlene Wright and Bert Rodriguez, June 14; Randy Warren, Woody Wagoner, Lara White, Kara White, Paul Browning and Carol Gable, June 15; Deb Wagoner, Bertha Royer and Russell Adams, June 16; Phil Edmonson, June 17; Dave Clayton, Sherry Crane and Lois Lundy, June 18; Bill Scherer, Judy Paton, Dana Brown, Mary Beth Alvey and Pat Fitzpatrick, June 19; Leonore Braman, June 20; Karen Butt and Fooler the Cat, June 21; Jim Atwood, Clara Dunlap, Minh Tran and Cheryl Leedy, June 22; Amanda Unruh, June 23; Jeff Young, Edith Jilburg and Doug Shock, June 24; Terry Likens. Nancy Hill, Tex Sellers, Mathew Bankie, Mark Wolfe and Steve Stucko, June 25; Gladys Foudy and Sally Yeats, June 26; Barb Butcher, Jeanette Humphries and Carmen Waldorp, June 27; Gail Conkling and Vera Zurcher, June 28; Terry Johnson and Molly Meridith, June 29; Barbara Green, Helen LeCount, Bob Dean and Pam Scherer, June 30. —o— BOUQUETS TO all our Lakeland area graduates. —o—

BARBEE LAKES Property Owners Association annual meeting will be held July 8 at 7 p.m. at Barbee Conservation Club building. A carry-in supper will be served at 6 p.m. Take a covered dish and table service. Reservations may be made by writing to BLPOA, P.O. Box 175, North Webster, Ind. 46555. BOATING SAFETY classes are being co-sponsored by Barbee Conservation Club and Barbee Lake Property Owners Association June 13-15 at Barbee Conservation Club building. The classes will be taught by Conversation Officer John Sullivan. Anyone 12 years of age and older may participate. NORTH WEBSTER United Methodist Church Father-Son Banquet is planned for June 11. ATTORNEY MIKE Valentine will discuss the possibility of a Barbee Lakes sewer project on June 17 at 8 a.m. during the Barbee Lake Property Owners Board of Directors’ meeting. Association members are urged to attend. SCHOOL IS out. Be extra cautious. Children will be out playing in the yards and running into the street. TILL NEXT week... Doctors blast tattoos BOSTON — Doctors believe they have the first way to erase fire-breathing dragons, old girlfriend’s names and other better-forgotten mementos without leaving scars — they zap tattoos with a laser.

' ‘w* Sb [ W yjf JwS VTeJL ’• . •THE BEST OF BROADWAY’ — The Lee Anne Stewart Dance School will present its 16th annual dance production on Friday, June 9, and Saturday, June 10, in the Wawasee High School auditorium. The theme of the show is “The Best of Broadway.” Students shown will be performing to “The Telephone Hour,” from “Bye Bye Birdie.” In front, left to right, are Clarissa Dußois and Becky Roose. Shown in back, left to right, are Meghann Stewart, Stacy Naugler and Alyson Mills.

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FRESHMAN ICEBREAKER — Area parents joined forces to organize an official freshman welcome at Wawasee High School on Thursday evening, June 1, according to Charles Koser, cochairman for the event. After a brief greeting by Principal Ned Speicher, the newest members of Wawasee High School were invited to participate in a variety of games. Teams were set up well beforehand with a special attempt to put students together from the various schools. The evening came to a close with a dance, which for the first time, featured a live band. From the left, Christy Savage, North Webster; Tom Foote, Syracuse; and Brandi Doll, North Webster, try to figure out if they won the toilet paper relay. (Photo by Mary Jane Lorton)

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Grant for task force used in Turkey Creek Twp. over holiday

The first use of the $2,500 in grant monies from the Governor’s Task Force to Reduce Drunk Driving was used by the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department in Turkey Creek Township. Increased enforcement patrols were set up in the township during Memorial Day weekend. Throughout the four-day holiday a total of 54 arrests and/or citations were issued by officers according to Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Officer Jeff Bronsing, who is coordinating the program. He noted the officers who participated volunteered for the

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detail during their off-duty time and funds from the grant will be used to compensate the officers. Os the 54 arrests and/or citations, three jiersons were charged with drunk driving; one reckless driving arrest; and two arrests dealt with either a minor possessing, consuming or transporting alcohol or possession or consumption of alcohol. There were 10 warnings issued to drivers. Bronsing noted he is pleased with the results of the program ano is working on targeting other areas of the county throughout the summer months.

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