The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 16 October 1974 — Page 4

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., Oct. 16.1974

HL I I Vo I ■ i wwrwomiQii I I Grist for your Humor Mill I and sorhe pearlsand pebbles I I of wisdom. Jg

Lorin Badskey turns author of witty book

“unaccustomed as i am is a new humorous book, just issued, and authored by Justin Lee. a non de plume used by Lorin Badskey of North Webster Justin is Badskey s middle name. The book has as its sub-title “Grist for your Humor Mill . . and some pearls and pebbles of wisdom." The new issue is published by The Loru Company, box 300 North Webster. Ind 46555 238 Pages The handsomely jacketed paperback is of chartreuse color and contains 238 pages of humorous antidotes that a public speaker can make good use of Many of the little tidbits are oneliners. all of which are listed alphabetically, beginning with “alcohol — drinking.’’ and ending with “younger generation.” Price of the book: $4 45 Author Badskey is an accomplished speaker himself. He is chairman of the board of the LML Company of Columbia City, manufacturer of farm equip-

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ment, the Riviera Cruiser, and in all the company manufactures some 1,100 products He has been president of the LML Company for 25 years A native of the North Manchester community. Badskey took an early interest in Kiwanis club work and soon became president of his x North Manchester Kiwanis club At the time he and his family moved to the North Webster community several years ago, Mr Badskey s interest in Kiwanis activities had widened until he had risen to president of Kiwanis International The year of his service as president of Kiwanis International was 1973-74. While the August post allowed Kiwaman Badskey to travel throughout the United States and many foreign countries where he was on the speaker's platform constantly, his interest in public speaking has a long history. For a long number of years he has gathered little stones that he could draw on when asked to deliver a speech He said his friends began calling on him for material, and finally, he spent many long hours in putting the matenal in book form All this led to its eventual publication Badskey comments on the book “What with Watergate, inflation. drought, the sagging stock market and other depressants, this book may be ‘timely.’ If it helps a few somber citizens to smile or maybe chuckle a time or two. that’s it." He adds, “If you (the reader) think it will prompt some smiles or generate a few chuckles, here in the sordid 70 s, pass the word along to your friends ”

New Salem News By MRS. HERB MOREHOUSE

Homecoming to be held Oct. 20 Homecoming will be observer Sunday, Oct. 20, at the Neu Salem church. A basket dinnet will be enjoyed at the noon hour Friends of the church are invited to join in the fellowship. Rev. Arnold Naff of Illinois will begin evangelistic services on that Sunday They will continue intil October 27. The public is invited to attend these meetings. Evening services begin at 7:30 p.m COMMUNITY NEWS Mrs Dale Morehouse played a beautiful piano solo of a variation

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arrangement of “Heartaches" and “God Understands” during the morning worship hour. Pastor Chad Woodburn delivered the morning message “Why we Believe” using I Corinthians 1:1631 Miss Donna Moser spent the week end at Bloomington as guest of her sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Ovando and children. Mrs. Nina Moser of New York is a houseguest at the Ovandos for a few weeks. Several enjoyed a pot luck supper in the church fellowship hall and fellowship on Friday evening Mr and Mrs. Max Harmon of San Jose. Calif., were honored guests and spent the past 10 days visiting friends and relatives in the area Mrs. Vida Losey and Mrs. Norma Dietz of Rice Lake. Wis., were visiting friends around the

vicinity the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse and Georgina were Sunday guests of their daughter, Mrs. Bill Newcum and Mr. Newcum of West Lafayette. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse called on Mrs. Clara Fisher Sunday afternoon at the Miller Merry Manor retirement home in Peru. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Evans and sons of Goshen entertained Mrs. Lydia Morehouse on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mathews entertained Sunday at a local restaurant for Mrs. Vida Losey and Mrs. Norma Dietz of Rice Lake, Wis.; and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse. —NSMilford driver in Saturday crash Vehicles operated by Amulfo S. Garza. 23. Milford, and Henry P. Smith, 60, Rochester, collided Saturday at the intersection of

CR 1300 N and 175E. The accident was investigated by county police patrolman Jeff Bronsing who reported the two autos were coming in op|)osite directions on CR 175E at the time of the collision. Defensive driving course offered The Elkhart county iraffic safety committee is scheduling a defensive driving course in conjunction with the Elkhart police department. This is the National Safety council approved course and is available to any individual or company at minimal charge per person. Some insurance companies already offer a reduction in rates for completion of this course. The course is schedule for November 5,12.19 and 26, at 7:30 p.m. at the Postscript in Elkhart. Anyone interested in attending this course should contact the Elkhart Chamber of Commerce.

w. i ■// y I •/» z ■ MW V ' : CANDIDATES IN SYRACUSE — John Hammersley, Democratic candidate for Kosciusko county sheriff, left, and Floyd Fithian, Democratic candidate for congress from the Second district, right, campaigned in the Syracuse area on Friday. They are shown here talking with Syracuse retail shoe store operator Douglas Pilcher and Mrs. Don Baumgardt. Mr. Fithian spoke at Wawasee Prep in the afternoon, toured the Weatherhead plant, and attended the chicken barbecue at the school and the homecoming game in the evening.