Middleton Twp. Homemakers
The Middleton Township Homemakers held their first meeting of the year on March 2 at the home of Miriam
Aufdenkamp. Six ladies were in attendance.
Marian Frobose led the ladies in making a jewelry holder made from a picture frame and felt. Each lady
selected a color of felt to design her jewelry holder.  It was a craft that went quickly and produced a
useful item.
The group discussed what they would like to make for the April 6 meeting. The location for the next
meeting will be announced later. They will be decorating wooden crosses with colored glass stones.
Aufdenkamp read some interesting facts about chocolate and why we crave it. She then passed around a dish
of chocolate kisses to help satisfy chocolate cravings.
Luckey/Webster Legion Auxiliary
Ten members were present for the March 4 auxiliary meeting. Betty Briggs president presiding.
Shirley Davis offered prayers for the opening and closing of the meeting.
The group sang one stanza of the Star Spangled Banner.
Ruth Peters read the minutes of the December meeting. Due to the inclement weather the meetings in
January and February were cancelled.  Minutes approved as read.
Donna Rolf, treasurer, gave the report for January and February. Approved as read and placed on file for
Audit.
Executive committee minutes of Dec. 17, 2014 were read.
Kate Shaffer, Americanism chairwoman, gave papers to the Luckey Elementary students with Pledge of
Allegiance and pictures to color along with some puzzles.
She also will be interviewing the Buckeye Girls Staters March 10. Our unit will be sending three.
Becky Dippman, children and youth chairwoman, reported there were 43 present for Santa Clause visit, she
sent 26 bags to be packed with the children baskets done by LEAF. Junior Auxiliary will help with the
poppy bouquets for the graves.
Poppy Workshop will be March 25 at 10 a.m. at the hall. All members welcome. Bring a dish to pass and
enjoy the fellowship.
Shirley Davis appreciated all the coupons to be mailed for the servicemen and women and their families.

Shaffer made a motion to change the time of meeting to 10 a.m. with no auxiliary meeting if Eastwood
Schools are on a two hour delay or closed due to inclement weather. The motion was approved.
Upcoming events:
•    Next meeting, April 1 at 10 a.m.
•    Poppy Days, May16
Correspondence:  Thank you notes from the Gullafson family for the funeral luncheon and the Zion United
Methodist Church for the help with the Jacob’s funeral.
Ruth Peters, membership, reported the goal for our unit  is 144; 124 paid dues have been  sent in making
a total of 82.63 percent.
Tabled to the next meeting: Committee to be appointed to oversee the kitchen after events.