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Band And Chorus Os America Return Home Varner Chance and members of his chorus that toured seven countries in Europe . returned home July 25. Allen Barrett, Melanie Pifer and Dan ' Conkling were young people from North Webster among the group to go. They left the Fort Wayne airport on June 26 and flew to Brussels where they rehearsed for their travels. Barry Reasoner, formerly of this area was a delegate from Kendallville in the band. While in England they saw Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kitson. Quite a surprise to run into a teacher from Wawasee high school. At the hotel Commodore in New York they gave a program upon their return. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barrett, Mrs. Robert Pifer and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Reason and children and Gail Conkling were there to see their youth perform. Dan Conkling received an award for his work in the chorus. Boys and girls from 35 states were with this tour, many friend-’ ships were formed in the months activities. Mrs. Chance accompanied her husband on the trip. —NW—ACTIVITIES AT UNITED METHODIST Trustees and the finance committee met Monday evening. The soft ball team played the Church of God Monday night. Tuesday night there was a discussion group at the Leonard Baugher home. Wednesday eve is Bible study.

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North Webster By MRS. MARGUERITE BLACK North Webster Ski Bees Capture State Tournament At Hammond

North Webster “Ski Bees” captured their fourth consecutive state ski tournament victory on July 26 and 27 at Wolf iLake near Hammond. Clubs from all over Indiana engaged in the competition over the two day period. Members of the club bringing home top honors in their respective divisions were as follows: Junior boy’s division — Mark Simpson, third in tricks Junior girl’s division —| Jane Simpson, third in tricks and third in slalom (using one ski); Kathy Buennagel, 2d in tricks; and Julie Terhune, second in slalom. Girls division — Janie Peckinpaugh, first in slalom, first in tricks and second in jumping; Beth Peckinpaugh, second in tricks and second in slalom; Jeanne Buennege, third in jumping. Intermediate boy’s division — Scott Terhune, first in slalom, second in tricks; Steve Plummer, first in tricks, second in slalom and fifth in jumping. Boy’s division — Bob Terhune, third in jumping, fourth in slalom, fourth in tricks. * Men’s division — Bart Culver, first in tricks'; Lee Clark, second in jumping; Bob Moore, fourth in jumping. ; Women’s division — Jane Wade, first in tricks, second in slalom, third in jumping. Other members of the “Ski Bees” who contributed to the victory at Wolf Lake are Doug Strombeck. Bill Bockman, Bob Plummer, Mark Wiggs, Greg Schenkel and Greg Wiggs. Ski Bee officers are: President — Bart Culver Vice president — Greg Schen-

’ kel Secretary — Beth Peckinpaugh ; Treasurer — Jane Wade I They worked together with Jack Peckinpaugh of Muncie," who was safety director of this ; year’s tournament. Mr. Peckinpaugh and the club officers helped to make this ; year’s tournament one of the safest for all involved. . A show will be given at Sock’s I Marina on Saturday evening, Aug. 16, at 7 o’clock. -NWACCIDENT NEAR EPWORTH FOREST ; SUNDAY P. M. Steve Angel was driving to1 ward North Webb er Sunday afternoon around the curve east of Epworth Forest, when he was struck by a car coming in the opposite direction. The left front side of Angel’s car was damaged, his grandmother, Mrs. Maud Angel, was a passenger with him and was somewhat shook up. Occupants of the other car were Danny Kuhn, Ligonier, Dennis Traxler, Cromwell, Don- > na and Diane Frances and Linda Ickes, all of Fort Wayne. Mrs. Angel, the two boys and the three girls were taken to Goshen hospital and later released. • —NW—BOWSER FAMILY RETURN FROM TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bowser and three children returned Thursday night from a vacation trip in Arkansas. While traveling saw the ‘ Meramac- Caves in Missouri and the Jefferson Gateway Arch. Their stay was five days.

Teen Ambassadors Webster Saturday, Those who have an idea that teen-agers are presently prone to hold all things in contempt can acquire a more refreshing perspective at North Webster on August 9. The Teen Ambassadors are scheduled to pop into town Saturday for a concert of song at 7:30 at the North Webster Church of God. The four-yfear-old group of 50 " teen-age songsters is an original product of the Friends churches in Ohio and Indiana. The choir’s birth in August, 1965, stemmed from the conviction of several youths who felt the need to present a positive message of joyful living. Since the group was organized more than four years ago, the enthusiastic singers have attracted youth from other denominations. Now 5C voices strong they have traveled thousands of miles in the three state area of Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan. Everywhere they go, listeners are thrilled to see and hear teenagers musically expounding on the more substantial heritages of America. The young musicians donate their time and travel. From freewill offerings received at each of their appearances, the Ambassadors have raised more than SB,CCO during the past four years, and these funds have been turned over to the support of missions in East Africa, Jamaica, and Oklahoma. So, for a switch to the positive, the general public.is invited to the program Saturday. The repertoire includes spirituals, gospel songs, anthems and choruses; plus trios, duets, solos and instrumental numbers. It’s free, except that those who attend will probably feel impelled to dig down and chip hi a bit. It’s worth more than dollars and cents just to see a group of teenagers singing along on the right side of the fence.

>ToBe In North , AugJ, IW9 Rev. Weeks’ Mother In July 30 Accident Rev. and Mrs. John Weeks were called to Kokomo Wednesday when his mother, Mrs. Virgil Walker was involved in an auto mishap. Mrs. Walker had stopped at a red light when she was struck by another car from the rear. She suffered a concussion and a bad whiplash. She is a patient at Howard Community hospital, Kokomo. —NWELKHART DISTRICT WSCS WORKSHOP “Involvement Creates Reconciliation was the theme of the program planning workshop of Elkhart district Thursday for Women’s Society of Christian Service officers held in the North Webster United Methodist church. Mrs. Wayne Everett, chairman of Spiritual Growth, of Wolf Lake had the worship, small groups talked of ways to improve the Women’s Society. Each brought back their findings to the sanctuary where all met to discuss them. Goals from group one: to acquire a new image, meet the needs of women. Group two: make more interesting programs, widen fellowship experiences. Group three: plan programs that change lives, give opportunity for “depth spiritual growth”. Group four: promote unity between age groups, balance spiritual growth and service activity. Mrs. Arden Rider had the noon time grace. The Literature table was visited at noon. The afternoon was spent discuss-

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ing ways to meet the goals and the Area studies were briefly reviewed. Mrs. Gerald Mast, chairman of Missionary Education, of Elkhart talked on China and why Christians study that country. It is one of the three largest nations in the world. Do people know what per cent was ever Christian? What good is coming from China? Inner Life was introduced by Mrs. Wayne Everett. She used a “Buzz” session where each person talked with her neighbor to become better acquainted. She summed it up by saying, “try to understand others: Outer life affects inner life, your physical and mental health depend on your spiritual health.” * Rcconcilation was the book Miss Ruth Broughton, chairman of Christian Social Relations of Avilla, spoke on. “Reconcilation is needed in the ‘race war’ now so in evidence, in the generation gap between young people and their parents,. and wherever communication has broken down. But people mbst first be recon(Continued on next' page) DINE & DANCE To The Music Os The "DYE TONES" Every FRI.& SAT. the "SHIP" Yellow Banks Hotel Lake Webster