The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 February 1985 — Page 14

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., February 6,1985

North Webster News BY MARY LEE WILLMAN

'Rules for revolution' In 1919 Allied Forces at Dusseldorf, Germany, found documents stating “Communist Rules For Revolution.” That was 66 years ago. The following is a list of their goals: A. Corrupt the young; get them away from religion. Get them interested in sex. Make them superficial, destroy their ruggedness. B. Get control of all means of publicity, thereby: 1. Get people’s minds off their government by focusing their attention on athletics, sexy books and plays and other trivalities. 2. Divide the people into hostile groups by constantly harping on controversial matters of no importance. 3. Destroy the people s faith in their natural leaders by holding the latter up to contempt, ridicule and disgrace. 4. Always preach .true democracy, but seize power as fast and ruthlessly as possible. 5. By encouraging government extravagance, destroy its credit. It happened in —

King Arthur's Town

GRANDMOTHER SAYS, “Three things that largely dominate and determine the course of people’s lives: money; love; and religion. THE SENIOR High Youth group at North Webster United Methodist Church enjoyed a “splash party” on Jan. 27 at Wawasee High School swimming pool. Following swimming thegroup returned to Wesley Hall, North Webster, where refreshments were served by Amy Parr and Jennelle Lamb. Devotions were given by Amy Parr and Jenni Gilmore. NORTH WEBSTER Senior Citizens will meet Feb. 13 at North Webster Church of God. HAPPY BIRTHDAY to: Dave Richards, Feb. 1; Michelle Boyer. Phyllis Matz, Jeremy Likens and Jeanne Hamilton, Feb. 3; Mike McCray and Maxine

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produce fear of inflation with rising prices and general discontent. 6. Incite unnecessary strikes in vital industries, encourage civil disorders and foster a lenient and soft attitude on the part of government toward such disorders. 7. Be specious argument cause the breakdown of the old moral virtues, honesty, sobriety, self restraint, faith in the pledged word, ruggedness. 8. Cause the registration of all firearms on some pretext, with a view to confiscating them and leaving the population helpless. Maybe it’s time tb write your congressman. Methodist officers named The names of North Webster United Methodist church officers, chairman and committee members, for the coming year, have been released by Rex Lindemood, pastor of the church. They are: Richard Mason, chairman; Marvin Abrell, Larry Keim, Roger Allen, Alice Rinker, Kenneth Schneider, Nelda Bone,

Scott, Feb. 5; Matthew Miller, Chet Brown and Tom Katsanis, Feb. 6; JoAnn McCoy, Feb. 7: Joe Reynolds Jr., W’arren Braman and Billy Signorelli, Feb. 8; Nancy Minnick, Feb. 9; D*. J. Green, Kris Butt, and Dave Doll, Feb. 11; Jamy Conkling, Feb. 12; Jessica Evilsizor, Feb. 13; Kory Gnsen, Feb. 15; Todd Niles, Doug Bowser, Jr. and Lynn Musselman, Feb. 16; Lori Wright, Mikki Wagner, Jeff Atwood and Kristina Crane, Feb. 17; Geneva Belcher, Feb. 18; Juanita Miller. Inez Caywood, Elizabeth Crane. Larry Wright, Jim Thompson and Rosemary Stapleton, Feb. 19; Charlotte Richards, Feb. 20: Joshua Lundy and Esther Henwood, Feb. 21; Troy Boyer, Bob Miller, George Hickman and Jaimee Smith, Feb. 22; Michelle Wagoner, Sharon Whittlesey and Rex Lawson, Feb. 23; Rosie White, Feb. 25; Andrew Katsanis and Jim Taylpr, Feb. 26; Norma Boyer, Feb. 27; Kaye Wilson, Feb. 28 and Irene Ferverda, Feb. 29.

Jess Hann and Sara Rhodes, trustees. Jack Maule, chairman; Dean Hartle, Karen Parr, Jeanette Bockman, Hartle, Rex Lindemood, Mrs. Bone, Bob Breyer, Phil Fidler, Mary Finke, Howard Locke, Jack Parr, Ron Richey, Bob Ritchie, Greg Smith and Dan Watson, finance; Lindemood, chairman; Barbara Fidler, Hartle, Alice Long, Marian Steedman, Evan Mattix, Kathy White and Olive Locke, nominating and personnel. Also, Mrs. Steedman, chairman, worship Lois Blaugh, Wahneta Gebhart, Bessie Hoover and Phyllis Miller, altar guild; Margaret Kiser, communion; Geneva Harris, Minnette Hartle, George Switzer and Louise Weaver, music and liturgy; Kristina Welker, choir director; Barbara Bartels, Marilyn Nulf and Norma Roose, accompanists; Mattix and Herman Cline, head ushers; Dorothy Allen, greeters; Mrs. Rhoades and Laurie Smith, banners; Jeanette Keim, Penny Lamb and Kathy Rosse, Acolytes; Paul Gamer and Bob Ritchie, tape recordings; Mrs. Ritchie, cards. Others appointed are: Howard

JOHN LOCKE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Locke, North Webster, left Jan. 5 for a month’s tour of Europe with the De Pauw University soccer team. During the first two weeks of January the De Pauw team played against soccer teams in Holland and Germany . The last two weeks of January were spent touring and sight seeing in France, Switzerland and Italy. John is head trainer for the soccer team and head student trainer for all sports at De Pauw. Don't miss the International Palace of Sports fund raiser basketball game being held Feb. 8, at 7 p.m., at Saint Joseph’s High School, South Bend. The WSBT All Stars will be playing basketball against a team made up of Notre Dame football stars. George Kelly, Notre Dame Linebacker coach, is general chairman for the event and Bob Lux of WSBT will serve as host. I Anyone wishing to bid for the job of coaching either team should call 834-7060. BE SURE to feed the birds and provide extra food, fresh water and a warm dry place for your pets during the c6ld snowy weather. TILL NEXT week ...

Bemish, chairman; Hartle, Alice Long, Larry Stackhouse, Jack Parr, Mrs. Keim, Mrs. Rhoades, Bemish, Arden Walgamuth and Mrs. Locke, Pastor-parish committee; Harris, chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bone, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ducey, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Fidler, Mr. and Mrs. Don Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parr, evangelism; Mrs. Harris, chairman; Daphne Hartup, Charles Packer and Mrs. Rhoades, education; Carlyn Cox, chairman; Wilma Conner, Edith Drew, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert George, Mrs. Rhodes, Alberta Urban, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Watson and Fran Willert, missions; Lindemood, Mrs. Drew, Mrs. Switzer and Hoover, King’s exchange; Larry Keim, Parr, Hartle, Greg Smith, Mrs. Parr, Bemish, Mrs. Harris, Packer, Mrs. Rhoades, Joyce Maule, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hormann, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Cox, Harris, Mrs. Steedman, Barbara Ehrhardt, John Weyler, Miss Hartup, Mrs. Rhodes, Maule, Mrs. Smith and Martha Bockman, administrative board and council on ministries. And, Ron Richey, Mrs. Finke, Mrs. Bockman, Mrs. Keim, Mrs.

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NORTH WEBSTER W FBI., SAT., SUN., FEB. 8,9,10 f * * 1 ' " 5:00 P.M. — POKER RUN ENDS . . . Location Given At 8:00 A.M. At FRIDAY, FEB. 8 * Registration. —————■ 9 : oo P.M.-1:00 P.M. .. . ANNUAL SNOW DANCE. Band Will Be The Vice 8:00 P.M. - Snowmobile Safari Leaving Dixie Camp For Those Early Brothers. Set-Ups And Snacks Will Be Available. Tickets Are $3.50 Arrivers Presale, Or $4.00 At The Door. SATURDAY, FEB. 9 SUNDAY, FEB. 10 8:00 AM. - Registration Opens At North Webster School. $2.00 Fee In- 7:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON - PANCAKE AND SAUSAGE BREAKFAST At The eludes Entry Into Games, And The 50/50 Drawing To Be Held At 4:30 Dixie Camp. (You Won t Want To Miss This One.) P.M. (You Need Not Be Present To WIN) 8:00 A M _ Registration Opens At North Webster School. $2.00 Fee InA.M. — GAMES ... 2 Classes, Ages 0-14 Yrs. and 15 Yrs. And Up. Rib- . eludes Entry Into Kitty Cat Events And 50/50 Drawing. Drawing At bons Given For Ist, 2nd, 3rd Places. Game Times Available At 4:30 P.M. Need Not Be Present To WIN School Registration. Must Be Registered a m _ pQKER RUN BEGINS*. . . Registration At School. $5.00 Entry 10:00 A.M. — DRAG RACE Registration Opens At Dixie Camp For 50% Payback. Snowmobiles And 3-Wheelers. $7.00 Entry Fee, $5.00 Entry For SPECIAL RADAR RUN ... Top Speed Registration At Dixie Comp. Juniors. $5.00 Per Entry —1 Very Large Trophy To Be Given. „ . , . * x- RADAR RUN ... Registration Begins At The Dixie Camp, $5.00 Entry 12:00 NOON — DRAG RACE ... On North Webster Lake At Dixie Camp. _ , y y Trophies Given To Ist And 2nd Place. 3-Wheelers 2 Classes — 0225 cc. and 226 cc. Up. 11;00 A.M. — KITTY CAT EVENTS ... On North Webster Lake At Dixie Camp. Be Registered. 2 timed events. Ages 0-5 Yrs. and 6-9 ___ ■ . # Yrs. Ribbons For Ist, 2nd, And 3rd Places. 12:00 NOON — RADAR RUN BEGINS ... 1 Trophy Per Class. 1,000 Ft. Run Th£ Skate* And Skate Near The SPECIAL RADAR RUN . . . Must Have Pre-Registered Before The First Ana Skate, Near The Radar Run Has Started. 1 Very Large Trophy Only ... 1,500 Ft. Run. Jfßk Dme CamP 3-WHEELER RADAR RUN . . . $5.00 Entry Fee. 2 Classes, 0-225 cc. And 226 cc. And Up. •* _■ 4:30 P.M. — 50/50 Drawing And Drawing Os The XL-V Snowmobile QQ>° WINNER. Concessions Available At Drag Races, And Radar Runs At Dixie Camp.. .By Lady Lions

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George, Betty McNair, Brian Keim and Derek Bowen, administrative board only; Dorothy Allen, Russell Churchill, George Davis, Phil Fidler, Henry Gollmer, Mrs. Hartle, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hoover, Helen Kline, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Locke, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mason, Howard McCain, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Miller, Forrest Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. George Switzer, Mrs. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Watson and Jim Weaver, administrative board-at-large. Quilting dub members get vest patterns Wahneta Gebhart presided during the Jan. 28 meeting of Lakeland Quilt club held at the home of Miriam Mason. Roll was called by Jessie Wainscott. Marjorie Fowler, Syracuse, was welcomed as a new member. Reports were given on the lengths of yardage members got from making their own bias binding. Vest patterns were

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distributed by Wilma Plotner. A lesson and demonstration was given on fitting and sizing the individual vest patterns. A televised lesson on lap quilting was viewed by the membership. It depicted basic piecing instructions and a review of the North Carolina quilt show. It was reported that quilting classes will be starting in February at Goshen and South Bend. A letter was read from Edith Ehler, a former member who now resides at Winter Haven, Fla. Isa Smith displayed the first quilt she ever made. It was done in the double wedding ring pattern. Since joining the Lakeland Club she has completed five quilts. Other items were displayed by : Beverly Maresh, a trapunto pillow; Ruth Hughes, a crocheted wall hanging, mounted on velvet, depicting a stags head; and Doris Paulus, a patchwork doll quilt. Mrs. Gebhart is putting together a heirloom quilt of embroidered squares with a country print. The squares were made during the late 1800 s by an ancestor of John Schoolman. A sack lunch was served at

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noon. The next lesson on Feb. 14, will include finishing vests in trapunto, applique, strip piecing and patch work quilting methods. —NW— SoEasy It is always so easy to substitute our prejudices for our good judgement. -Baptist Observer. Crooks? A crooked path is the shortest distance to jail. -News, lowa.

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Bad weather causes havoc on area roads An auto driven by Sue E. Huffman, 41, of r 1 North Webster slid off the roadway into a NIPSCO guy wire at Eden Shore Road and Backwater Road on Saturday, Jan. 26, 1 p.m. In another accident occurring at the intersection of East Shore Drive and Picwick Road in Syracuse, Bobby D. Ray, 26, of 97 E. Shore Drive ran his ’79 Ford Ranchero off the roadway due to' the snow. No injuries were reported in the accidents investigated by the Kosciusko County Sheriff Department.