“Rumors” are floating around that Noble County’s longest-operating community theater, Gaslight Playhouse Inc., has another quality performance coming in February.
With 104 golfers participating, more than $18,000 was raised and donations are still coming in.
Members of the Cobblestone Ladies League board organizing the event were Pat Treesh, Helen Cochard, Linda Moses, Phyllis Weber, Lin Swogger and Brenda Rummel.
The annual event helps to support Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana.
Among the seven volunteers was Ellyne Sollenberger of Kendallville who, in March 2022, will be a 20-year breast cancer survivor. She has volunteered as a âhole watcherâ since 2011; the main task of a âhole watcherâ is to verify a hole-in-one.
Last year the Cobblestone ladies ran a virtual golf outing. âThis (2021) total is the highest total to date with the exception of 2020,â Brenda Rummel said. âEvery year we have earned more money than the previous year.â
A King to a tourist’s rescue
Bert Hewitt with his guide at the Dochula cafe. Kuensel, Bhutan Kuensel, Bhutan
At 76, Bert Hewitt was unlike many of his age. Outgoing and adventurous, often when not at work, he goes climbing the rugged mountainside, hiking through deep jungles in the Himalayas.
In March last year, Bert Hewitt and his partner, Sandi Fischer, came to see Bhutan, a trip he would not forget for the rest of his life.
Following a river cruise along the Brahmaputra River in India, Hewitt and Sandi arrived in Paro on March 2, 2020. However, Hewitt wasn t in his best health after he began to feel ill in India.