The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 48, Milford, Kosciusko County, 10 January 1990 — Page 15

North Webster news

BY MARY L^E,WILLMAN Readers living in the North Webster area are w . encouraged to call their news items to Mary. Lee Willman at 834-4544f0r publication in this column. ■ ”,

No Snow Dance this February

Lakeland Snowmobile Club members met Jan. 2 at Tippecanoe Township- Community Building. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Eddy were hosts for the evening. They served refreshments of

Auxiliary has carry-in

The Jan. 3 meeting of the Hoosier Auxiliary of Barbee Conservation Club was held at the Conservation Club building. The business session was opened byWahneta Gebhart, president. She led as pledge to the American flag was repeated in unison. A circle was formed and the "Lord’s Prayer" was repeated in unison. A carry-in dinner was served at FOL discusses use of proceeds from bazaar The use of proceeds from the recent bazaar held at Camelot Hall was discussed during the Jan. 3 meeting of North Webster Friends of the Library. The group met at the library. Marty Crawford gave the treasurer’s report. Minutes of the December meeting were read by Betty Clark. It was announced that the FOL has received a donation from the Hoosier Auxiliary of Barbee Conservation Club. Discussion was held concerning ways to expand interest in FOL meetings. The group is still interested in obtaining local genealogies, both past and present, for documentation at the library. The FOL is a community organization. Meetings are held at 9 a m. on the first Wednesday of each month. Guests and prospective members are always welcome.

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homemade cookies and candy. Jeff Corn reported on the Indiana Snowmobile Association meeting held recently at Muncie. The group voted to not have a Snow Dance in February. A four-

noon with ham and scalloped potatoes as the main dish. Tables xyere decorated with silk flower poinsettia plants in flower pots. Hostesses for the day were Pat Herron and Jessie Wainscott. Jane Shue played the piano. "Happy Birthday" was sung to Peggy Rinehold, Mrs. Herron and Mrs. Gebhart. Get-well cards were signed for Ethel Elston and Dorothy Trott. Yearbooks were distributed and corrections made. May Grodrian gave the treasurer's report. Edna Lawson

YMCA Camp Crosley earns ACA-Accredited Camp status

The American Camping Association (ACA) recently announced that Camp Crosley has earned the distinction ot being designated an ACA-accredited camp. Currently, approximately one quarter of all camps in the United States have this designation. Camp Crosley is located near North Webster, and is owned and operated by the YMCA of Muncie. "When parents select a camp, they should look for those displaying the American Camping Association accredited camp or site logo,” said Marge Scanlin, division director for the ACA standards program. “It indicates that the camp is owned and operated by camp management committed to the highest standards established for the campingindustry.” The accreditation process consists of nearly 300 questions that can be applied to every aspect of a camp’s operation. The camp must comply with 14 critical mandatory standards affecting the health and safety of campers. While many states may have some regulations regarding basic sanitary and food service concerns, ACA’s standards go a step further in addressing the areas of programming, personnel, health care and management practices related specifically to camping. Camps must score at least 75 percent in each area of the standards and achieve an average score of 80 percent in all applicable areas. Camp Crosley offers a diverse range of programs for boys and girls ages seven to 16. It is in Bottle brush I found a 12-inch bottle brush to be an ideal cleaning tool for the lint trap in my clothes dryer. The long handle and curved end also may be used to clear lint from under or surrounding the trap. Using it has also saved many a fingertip and fingernail. Leslie R., Garland, Texas

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day club trip to Honor, Mich., is being planned for. February. It will be a family event. It was noted that a family Fun Day will be held as soon as there is a suitable snowfall.

read a note of appreciation from the North Webster-Tippecanoe Township EMS. It pertained to a donation the group made to the EMS in December. Pat Friddle reported that her infant granddaughter is at home and recovering from a serious illness. She expressed appreciation to auxiliary members for their concern and prayers. Following dinner and the business session, games were played. Vera Roby placed, high and Miriam Mason placed low.

operation all year and has summer camp sessions June to Aqgust in lengths from six days to 19 days. For more information, call the camp at 834-2331. LAKELAND LOVING CARE’S EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR — Liiliap Carty, RN at Lakeland Loving Care Center, Milford, was named Employee of the Year for 1989 during the center’s employee Christmas Party in December. She was chosen by co-workers and members of the center’s resident council from a slate of 12 employee’s of the month from the year. Carty was born in Georgetown, 111., and grew up in Marshall. She and her family relocated to the Syracuse area in 1977 when her husband. Jack, received a job transfer. She is the mother of seven children and grandmother of five. When asked what she enjoys most about long term care nursing, Carty stated she likes the bedside nursing and likes working in a smaller facility with the home-like atmosphere. She also noted she enjoys the people she works with. Currently she sees the future as at least part-time retirement in about five years, as she and her husband would enjoy some time to travel.

Hj&n COMMUNITY DOLLARS — The North Webster Lady Lions recently presented SSOO to Tippecanoe Township assessor Richard Mitchell to be put toward the town’s community building. The funds were raised through food concessions at the Lion-sponsored haunted house, held this past Halloween at North Webster. Presenting Mitchell with the check are Lady Lions members Lou Ann Hilton, co-president; Charlotte Hubartt, treasurer; and Deanna Overmyer, co-president. (Photo by Stacey Lesch)

It Happened in —

King Arthur's Town

THERE ARE many new books now available at North WebsterTippecanoe Township Public Library. —o— THERE WILL be no Senior Citizens meeting in January at North Webster Church of God. —o— LAKELAND SNOWMOBILE Club meets the first 1 Tuesday evening of each month at North Webster-Tippecanoe Township Community building. The Snowmobile Club is a family organization. Guests and prospective members are always welcome. —O’MR AND Mrs. Roger (Sue Niles) McKenzie are the parents, of a daughter born Dec. 7 in West Virginia. The maternal grandparents are “Nub" and Sue Niles of North Webster. —o— NEWLY ELECTED officers, board members and committee members at North Webster Church of God started their term on Jan. 1. They are: Galen Haney, church council chairman; Coraethel Webb, secretary of assembly; Goerge Lung, treasurer of general fund; Leroy Rapp, treasurer of missions fund; Dolores Black, financial recording secretary; Harold

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Mickley and Ken Wagner, church council; Burton Butt and Phil Whiteman, board of trustees; Diana Brown and Jerry Ganshorn, board of missions; Jeff Farrell and Randy Hickman, board of music and worship; Mary Ellen Haney, Sandy Harris and Heather Waldrop, board of Christian education; Bill Crane, Sunday school superintendent; Eldonna Warren, assistant superintendent; JoAnn McCoy, Sunday school secretary; Jill Shock, assistant secretary; Inez Caywood, Chris Farrell and Marian Signorelli, board of Christian service; Bob Likens, head

Area residents booked at jail

The following persons were booked in the Kosciusko County Jail recently: James Allen Pounds, 57, 107 S. Harrison St., Syracuse, was sentenced to 10 days in the county jail with no good time credit and 17 hours of jail time credit for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Chad Spencer Phelps, 22, P.O. Box 378, North Webster, was sentenced to 240 days with good time credit and given four days jail time credit for possession of marijuana. Karen Ann Jennings, 45, r 2 box 397. Syracuse, was charged with conversion and released on $250 bond.

usher; Jack Jacobs, assistant usher; Lyle Haney, Paula Miller and Dick Mason, audit committee; and Beth Boggs and Randy Warren, nominating committee. THIS IS the season for ice fishing and ice skating. The ice, in most places, is very thick due to the zero weather in December, but be sure to take every safety precaution. Appearances can be deceptive and ice conditions unstable in spots where there are springs or flowing water. —o— TILL NEXT week...

William DeMoine Dilts, 32, r 1 box 88, North Webster, was sentenced to five days in jail, with no good time credit for contempt of court. Tony Alan Blackburn, 24, r 1 box 253 C, Milford, was charged with battery- and held on $250 bond.

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Wed., January 10,1990 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

It happened . . . in North Webster

10 YEARS AGO, JAN. 9, 1980 Members of Miriam Circle will meet at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 14 in the fellowship room at North Webster United Methodist Church. Wanda Luke is hostess for the event. John Frick, Mesa, Ariz., was guest speaker on Wednesday night, Jan. 2 at North Webster Church of God. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Krueger, Lake Tippecanoe, were hosts for a post-Christmas party on Dec. 29. A watch party was enjoyed on Dec. 31 at Barbee Community Church. Table games were played, two films shown and refreshments served. A candlelight prayer circle was formed, at midnight. Folks from the Bible Christian Church were invited as special guests. North Webster Church of God board of trustees will meet at 7:30 p.m., Jan. 10. 20 YEARS AGO, JAN. 7, 1970 The Ladies Firemen’s Auxiliary held an installation of officers on Monday night in the fire station. The following officers .were installed: Mrs. Richard Mitchell — president; Mrs. John Bockman — vice president; Mrs. Roy Spry — secretary; Mrs. Lawrence Warble — treasurer; Mrs. George Burns — chaplain. Mrs. George Staples acted as installing officer. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Farmer and family of Bluefield, W. Va., were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Thomas'over the holidays. Mrs. Farmer and Mrs. Thomas are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Black of North Webster arrived in Sebring, Fla., Dec. 29, where they will spend the winter. Others vacationing in Sebring include Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Piper of North Webster and Mrs. Lura McLallin of Kimmell. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spry arid son, o Greg, have returned home after spending the holidays in Florida. Randy Grimes, son of the Franklin Grimes, accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barrett had as guests over the holidays a nephew, Rex Krall of Sturgis, Mich.; Barry Reasoner, Ken-

dallville; and Mrs. James Reffett and children, Rayford and Jimnetta, Zionsville. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Spry are returning this weekend after spending two weeks in Florida. Next To Pilcher's Shoes SYRACUSE 457-4678 IB 3 ACRES Country location between Syracuse and Milford, 3 bedroom farm house, 24x48 pole building, 20x24 work shop. Only 559,900 WAWASEE CHANNELFRONT 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, close to town, 50' lot. $53,500 * NEW LISTING North Shore Drive, Syracuse Lake, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, garage, family & living room, deck & patio, pier & swim raft. Call for appointment. Only $195,000 NEW LISTING - WOODLAND ACRES 3 bedrooms, 2% baths, 2 fireplaces, large family room, many other fine features. Call for appointment. Only $93,950 SOUTH OF NORTH WEBSTER 4+ acres, many evergreens, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, 1988 14x80 Fairmont. $55,000