The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 26, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 August 1990 — Page 12

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., August 8,1990

Clothing winners named

The following Kosciusko County 4-H’ers won top honors for clothing projects they entered for this year’s county fair: FASHION REVUE Grand Champion — Dawn Burch Reserve Grand Champion — Rhonda VanSchepen Division I Champion — Christy Williams Reserve — Beth Mikel Honors — Christy Williams, Shannon Smith, Beth Mikel Blue — Heidi Wise, Carissa Mikelj, Sarah Hogan, Michelle Fifer, and Naomi Cole Division II Champion — Stacy Srejma Reserve — Jessica Goon Honors — Stacy Srejma, Cari Ostrom, Heather Imhoff, and Jessica Goon Blue — Jill Wise, Lindsey Srejma, Leanna Rudisel, Heather Lamb, Nicole Kuhn, and Karla Bailey Division 111 Champion — Debby Burch Reserve — Jessica Anglin Honors — Debby Burch, Jessica Anglin Division IV Champion — Rachel Beer Reserve — Krista Bailey Honors — Rachel Beer, Krista Bailey Blue — Rose Wise, Ruth Myers Division V Champion — Cassie Hart Reserve — Deanna Burch Honors — Cassie Hart, Deanna Burch Blue — Heather Wise School Wear Champion — Shanda Bouse Reserve — Shelly Ulmer Dress Up Wear Champion — Meghan Boggs Reserve — Angie Smith Separates Champion — Janet Lynch Reserve — Michelle Patrick Formal Wear Champion — Rhonda VanSchepen Suit or Coat Champion — Dawn Burch Free Choice Champion — Shawn Steiner CONSTRUCTION WINNERS Grand Champion Construction — Dawn Burch Reserve Grand Champion Construction — Meghan Boggs Division I Champion — Carrie Rhodes Reserve — Beth Mikel Honors — Sarah Hogan, Christina Irvine, Beth Mikel, Carissa Rhodes, Carrie Rhodes, Mary Sholtey, and Christy Williams Blue — Naomi Cole, Michelle Fifer, Janelle Gross, Tanya Myers, Michelle Pribbernow,

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DIVISION 1 AND 2 WINNERS — Winners of the 4-H Fashion Revue in Divisions One and Two are Christy Williams, division one champion; Stacy Srejma, division two champion; Jessica Goon, division two construction champion and reserve winner; and Karla Bailey, division two construction reserve winner. (Photo by Jennifer Woodward)

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FASHION REVUE DIVISION WINNERS — This group of young ladies was named winners in their respective divisions Saturday night, Aug. 4, at the 4-H Awards Night. Pictured in front are Beth Mikel, divison one reserve champion and reserve construction; Debbie Burch, divison three champion and construction champion; Krista Bailey, divison four reserve champion and reserve construction champion, and Rachel Beer, division four champion and construction champion. In the back row are Cassie Hart, division five champion; Deanna Burch, division five reserve winner and construction reserve; Karen Dickey, division five construction champion; and Jessica Anglin, division three reserve winner and construction reserve champion. (Photo by Jennifer Woodward)

4-H’ers exhibit top animals

The following area 4-H members won top honors for their livestock exhibited during the Elkhart County Fair: DAIRY Brown Swiss A Reserve junior champion — Chad Nicolai, Syracuse Electric watch The first electric watch was invented in Chicago in 1885

Division V Champion — Karen Dickey Reserve — Deanna Burch Honors — Deanna Burch and Karen Dickey Blue — Cassie Hart and Heather Wise School Wear Champion — Shanda Bouse Dress Up Wear Champion — Meghan Boggs Reserve — Angie Smith Separates Champion — Martha Alt Reserve — Michelle Patrick Blue — Janet Lynch p Formal Wear Champion — Barbara Leinger Reserve — Rhonda VanSchepen « Suit or Coat Champion — Dawn Burch Free Choice Champion — Shawn Steiner

Blue Ribbon Winners Fall senior calf — Chad Nicolai Junior yearling — Curt Nicolai, Syracuse Guernsey Blue Ribbon Winners Senior calf — Leann Yoder, Syracuse Holstein Blue Ribbon Winners Junior calf — Joel Meade. Syracuse. Fall senior calf — Joel Meade Senior calf — Kasey Kern. Syracuse ? Summer junior yearling — Kasey Kern

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4-H CLOTHING WINNER — Rachel Beer was selected as the reserve winner in the intermediate consumer clothing revue. Rachel was also named divsion four fashion revue champion and construction champion. The annual fashion revue was held Saturday night, Aug. 4, at the Rhodeheaver Auditorium at Winona Lake.

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BEGINNER CONSUMER CLOTHING WINNERS — Winners of the beginner consumer clothing revue on Saturday were Champion Tina Osborn and Reserve Winner Laura Grothaus. (Photo by Jennifer Woodward)

It Happened in —

King Arthur's Town

THE DESCENDANTS of Sherman and Ruth Kiser held their 15th annual family reunion on July 29 at Sunnyside Park, New Paris. There were 55 family members present from Elkhart, Goshen. Warsaw and North Webster. A carry-in dinner was served at noon. The afternoon was spent visiting and playing lawn games. The next Kiser family reunion will be held the last Sunday in July, 1991, in New Paris. t —o— A FILE cabinet (of any size) is still urgently needed at North Webster-Tippecanoe Township Public Library. Telephone number for the library is 834-7122. —o— NORTH WEBSTER Boy Scout Troop 726 spent the week of July 22-28 at Camp Little Turtle, south of Angola. Brad Dunock was the senior patrol leader. Adult leaders were Bob Merchant, Steve Mast. Rod Hendricks and Jim Hormann. The 15 Boy Scouts who went camping were Troy Hendricks, Doug Hormann, Greg Hormann, Shawn Irwin, Jason King, Matt Laker, Brian Mast, Lester Mast, John Merchant. Ryan Merchant, Jeff Newton. Sam Newton, Gerric Walker and Philip Yargosz. —o— THE KOSCIUSKO County Animal Shelter is in desperate need of a washing machine. Anyone having a machine to donate, or wishing to contribute toward the purchase of a washer, is asked to call 267-3068. NORTH WEBSTER American legion Auxiliary annual picnic is scheduled for Aug. 21 at the pavilion. JOYCE PHANEUF and Abbie Piper. Epworth Forest, entertained members of North Webster United Methodist Church Adult Bible Class at a potluck picnic held at their home on July 31.

Juveniles apprehended for throwing rocks

The Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department investigated the following thefts reported during the past week: Four juveniles were apprehended following a rock throwing incident on Armstrong Rpad at the Oswego Bridge. Police were called at 9:50 a.m., Thursday, Aug. 2, to the bridge after Jerald Russo, rural route, Leesburg, and Brian Sand, rural route, Leesburg, both reported rocks hitting their vehicle. Russo was traveling east on Armstrong Road in his 1989 GMC van at the time. Sand was also traveling east in his 1987 Oldsmobile. Damage was estimated up to SI,OOO to both vehicles. Intruder Scared Off A man with a flashlight was scared off from the home of John

MR. AND Mrs. Harry Heche, North Webster, spent July 29 in Wayland, Mich., where they attended a large family birthday celebration in honor of Mrs. Heche’s father, Howard Calkins. The event was held at the Calkins’ home. Kristy K. Waugh, age 10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Waugh, Miller’s Lake, Mich., Michelle Marie Waugh, age eight, and Tyler J. Waugh, age one year, the children of Rusty Waugh, Fort Wayne, spent the week of July 22-28 visiting at the home of their paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heche, North Webster. —o— NORTH WEBSTER Church of God youth are planning an "End of Summer Bash” on Aug. 19 at Camp Crosley. There will be a worship service and the film, "On the Edge,” will be shown. There will also be a cook out, swimming, tennis, softball and basketball. LYNN GRAY and Laurie Davis were part of the “Show Stoppers” musical group that presented a program on Aug 2 at North Webster Park pavilion.

It happened . . . in North Webster

10 YEARS AGO, AUG. 6.1980 Amy Smith and Lynn Stackhouse spent last week at Junior High Camp Adventure. Descendants of Clarence and Jessie Lee Keys Boyer held a family reunion on Aug. 27 at the home of Ruth Boyer. Candy Smythe has just returned from a two-week vacation trip to Florida. She was a guest in the home of John and Lisa Rude, Fort Lauderdale. Louise Weaver will be hostess for the Aug. 13 meeting of Esther Circle. Doris Slaymaker and Gail Biltz were welcomed as new members during the July 30 meeting of Rural Neighbors Extension Homemakers Club. The ladies met in the home of Mrs. Fred Beyers where a picnic supper was enjoyed. North Webster Girls’ Minor League Travel Team won the

Freel, rural route, Syracuse, between 10:30-10:50 p.m., Wednesday, Aug. 1. Freel told police at 10:30 p.m., he heard a noise in the front room of his home. Upon checking he found a man with a flashlight in the house. The subject was chased out of the home, but not caught. Nothing was missing from the home, but the front door had been pried open. Trees, Fence Damaged Sometime between 1-3 a.m., Tuesday, July 31, an unknown vehicle was driven through the properties of Byron Trowbridge and Beth Williams. Trowbridge, rural route, Syracuse, reported 35 feet of fence, three posts, and three trees were damaged in his yard. Williams reported a chain link fence, cedar post, and top rail were damaged on her property. Police report a -vehicle had been driven off the road on the west side of Warner Road through the fences and orchard. Damage was estimated at SI,OOO. Gas Siphoned James Baher, Sir Galahad, Cromwell, reported sll worth of gas was siphoned from his parked vehicle between 8 p.m., Sun-

Coupon adds value to Indiana State Fair

Hoosiers can pick up a copy of their favorite State Fair recipe book now at a better price than ever before. The Indiana State Fair Cookbook is now $3 less than the publisher’s price with a discount coupon available at county extension offices. The cookbook, a classic collection of more than 200 recipes, reflects the tastes and flavors of Indiana cooking. “That’s part of its value,” said editor Judi K. Merkel. “It’s not just a Fairtime cookbook.” Coupons are good only at the Hill’s Brothers Coffee Home and Family Arts Building during the 1990 Indiana State Fair, August 15-26. Proceeds benefit the Home and Family Arts Building Renovation

THERE WERE 55 Cub Scouts from North Webster Troop 3726, and 66 parents, friends and family members who spent July 18 at a water park in Fort Wayne. The group traveled on two chartered buses. The Cub Scouts paid for their trip from funds raised during the recent Bowl-A-Thon and the club's annual cake auction. 808 RODEFFER, past commander of North Webster American Legion, Galen Close. Floyd Tanner, Jamie Tanner, and Travis Tanner have returned home from the Sons of the Legion Camp Out held recently in Jonesboro. They brought the North Webster Post a third place trophy in the Department of Indiana for Community Service. MICHAEL DAVID Matti was born July 8 in Indonesia where his parents, David and Sharon (Rapp) Matti are serving in the mission field. The little boyweighed 7.05 pounds and was 21 < 4 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Leroy and Hope Rapp, North Webster. AUNT PRU says, “Don’t accept everything you are told at face value. Some people have two

travel league tournament played July 19 at North Webster. A short business session was held during the July 28 meeting of North Webster Pythian Sisters. A family picnic was enjoyed on July 29 at the Pierceton Park by members of the Golden April Club. North Webster Girls’ Softball League Green Team defeated the Blue Team cp. July 25 for a final score of 13-4. Green Team member Lisa Plumb went five for five at bat with two singles, two doubles and on triple. She scored two runs. 2# YEARS AGO, AUG. 5.197# The John R. Miller family reunion was held at the home of Ronald Greider recently. After their game on July 24, the Minor League “Angels” were served homemade ice cream and cupcakes in the home of Coach Don Kuhn. Mrs. Kuhn, Coach

day, July 29, and 7 am., Monday, July 30. Stolen/Recovered A 1973 Chevrolet, registered to Cathy S. Smith, rural route, North Webster, was recovered shortly after it was reported stolen on Tuesday, July 24. Police are continuing their investigation into the matter. Smith told police her son had called her at work and stated he heard a vehicle leaving their driveway. When he looked he saw the vehicle being driven north. A short time later police located the vehicle three houses away from Smith’s home where it had ran into a shed sitting along the roadway. The only thing missing from the vehicle was the keys. Lampshade I was having some friends over for dinner, and I was rushing around trying to do some of the housework I usually neglect (like dusting!). I noticed that the lampshades were really dusty and wasn’t sure of the easiest way to dust them. Then I had a brainstorm and used my hand-held hair dryer. It worked great, and I was finished in a hurry. Jill T., Cleveland, Texas

Fund. More than 6,000 books have been sold since last November, bringing in $6,000 in royalties. The ultimate goal for cookbook proceeds is SIO,OOO, according to Merkel. Also discounted will be parking tickets is purchased by August 14. Children 10 and under are admitted free when accompanied by an adult. Tickets and official programs are available at Kroger, Hooks Drug Stores, and most Farm Bureau Insurance offices throughout the state. The Fall Creek Drive-Through Ticketmaster outlet is open Monday through Friday, 3-7 p.m. The Administration Building ticket office is open weekdays from 8:30 a m. to 4:45 p.m., and Saturdays noon to 5 p.m.

faces, and each face has its own version of the story or situation.” HI NEIGHBORS annual picnic, held July 29 at the Mock School, was termed as a huge success by _. the club members, neighbors and * friends who attended. A carry-in meal was served. Bouquets of sweet peas were on each table in memory of Ruth Cox. NORTH WEBSTER Cub Scout Roundup will begin in September. Any boy 11 years of age and up who is interested in the Boy Scouting program should call 834-71717. BITSY THE Cat paid a visit to her veterinarian on July 30 to have her claws trimmed. She behaved very well, even though she took a dim view of the entire situation. This reporter was feeling a little guilty until I noticed Bitsy was obviously more comfortable once her claws were trimmed. It took a few hours before she finally came out from under the bed, but when that little cat brushed up against my foot, she was purring. TILL NEXT week...

Roger Leinsetter and his wife were also present. Mrs. Jennie Streby and her sister, Mrs. Lula Green, spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Streby’s granddaughter, Mrs. Julia Galloway. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roose Jr., and daughter, Jama, of Denver, Colo., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jamison, Barbee Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roose, North Webster. Mrs. Richard Kistler and children of Churubusco spent last week at their cottage home south of North Webster. Mrs. Carl Keirn and son, Rodney, of Sidney, visited with Rev. and Mrs. J.L. Kline Friday afternoon. The annual (Church of God) prayer retreat, sponsored by the Indiana North Women’s Missionary Society, will be held at Yellow Creek Camp, Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 5-6.