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Patoka Valley Quilt Guild November meeting The November meeting of the Patoka Valley Quilt Guild took place at 7 p.m. in the new- ly remodeled Mobel Room in the Ferdinand Community Center, with president Me- lissa Ruschau presiding. The treasurer's report was given. It was announced that mem- ber Agnes Hochgesang has had a knee replacement and is doing well. Cards may be sent individually. For the education com- mittee, Sherri Hilgeman an- nounced open sewing dates through May. Remaining dates in 2021 include Nov. 12- 14 and Dec. 10 -12. Becky Full- er reported that the December program would be Show and Tell, and the drawing for the snowman challenge quilt will be held then. In reference to the De- cember meeting, there will be a change in meeting time. Boxed dinners will be served at 6:30 p.m., with the meet- ing to follow. Members must turn in meal reservations by November 14. Feel free to bring a dessert to share. Contact Kathy Weyer or Joyce Beck for further infor- mation. In additional reporting: 33 members were present. No- vember birthdays were an- nounced. Several kits were available for the small quilt project. Retreat info and reg- istration sheets for the Feb. 11- 13, 2022, Spring Mill Retreat were discussed. Future re- treat dates at St. Meinrad are July 19 -21 and October 25 -27, 2022. At this meeting, mem- bers voted to continue par- ticipation in Heritage Days at the Dubois County Museum in the Spring. Show and Tell followed the meeting. The program for the evening was on machine quilt- ing small items. It was pre- sented by Ann Jorden, Jane Heichelbech and Jane Pot- ter. The next meeting will be Tuesday, Dec. 7 at 6:30 p.m. New members are always wel- come. Winslow Legion Riders Post Harvest Ride Winslow Legion Rid- ers Post 115 recently hosted a "Harvest Ride" to raise money for a lo- cal charity. The Corner- stone Store, in Winslow, was presented a $500 check from this event. Pictured left are: La- donna Davenport, Cor- nerstone Store, Crystal DeJarnett, Riders Sec- retary, Damo Harmon, Riders Director, and Krystal Breeding. Above: Winslow Le- gion Riders who partic- ipated were: Dameon Harmon, Tony Rhine- hart, Angie Wade, Mike Shafer, Chuck Jones, Rooster Deen, Kim Da- vis, Crystal DeJarnett and Mark Weighton. STOCK! W. PRINCETON Ramos arrested for intimidation, OVWI By Andy Heuring A Washington man was arrested on nu- merous charges, including intimidation of a police officer late Friday night after he was stopped for speeding. Gabriel Ramos, 36, of 709 W. Main St., Apt. 2, Washington, was arrested on charges of intimidation, communicated because of victim's occupation, a level 6 felony; resisting law enforcement with a vehicle; and operating a vehicle while in- toxicated. State Trooper C.J. Boeckman said he was running traffic near the Otwell United Methodist Church in Otwell when he saw a vehicle, driving at a high rate of speed, run the stop sign near the church and then again at Highway 257. Boeckman said Ramos was driving so fast he couldn't catch up to him until CR 400 N., when the car abruptly stopped. Boeckman said Pike County Deputy Bryce Manning arrived a few moments later and they placed Ramos into hand- cuffs, but he then "forcibly tried to resist and pull away." Trooper Boeckman said he could smell the odor of alcohol. He also saw an open bottle of beer in the console cup holder and said Ramos continually wanted to ar- gue with him. Boeckman said while put- ting Ramos in the car, he leaned back in the seat and kicked his legs outside the car and wanted to fight Boeckman. He then began threatening Trooper Boeck- man. "He kept telling me it is not going to end well with me and that he will find me." 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