Wolcott Beacon, Volume 15, Number 11, Wolcott, White County, 20 July 1967 — Page 7

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WOLCOTT HAND BOOSTS AN

NUAL ICE CREAM SOCIAL, IjOO

P. M. i THURSDAY, IULT 20, , ON THE WOLCOTT SCHOOL LAWN.

HOME MADE ICE CREAM . AND

CAKE, THE COMMUNITY IS

INVITED. JL14-2M

Wolcott Methodiat ChUttlt Worship Service 9:30 A. 11. Chtrch School 10:85 A. 11 . Ret. Willis Syphert, pastor

Wolcott Christian Chttrcb Church School 9:30 A. M. Worship Service 10:80 A.1L Ret, Jlta Keoim, Paator Wolcott llaptlat Chorea Suadat School, 10:00 i-in. Church Sertict 11:00 ua. Ret. Lloyd Walker, Paeto Paleatiae Chrlitlaa Church Church School 0:80 A. If. Worship Service 10:30 A.M. Ret. eilAJ Mallen, Pastor Meadow Lake Presbyterian Church School 9:80 A. M. Worshto Sertlce 10:30 Ret. John Dunston, Pastor

Mt Zioa fiapttit Charch Worship Sertlce 9:80 A. U. Church School 10:30 A. M. Etplortri Post ttottlaf erery Tuesday alght

Remington Bible Church Sunday Bchool 9:30 Worship Sertlce 10 AO Ktangellstlc Sertlce TKX) Abostolto Chrtstiaa Church

Worship Service 10:00 A.M.

Suaday Bcbool 12:30 Progrewire Club lit Monday Towa Board 1st and 8rd Tuesday feastera Btar 3rd Thursday

Masonic Lodge 2nd and 4 th Monday! Hoy Scouts Erery Tuesday alght

American Legtoa Post 294 2nd and 4th Tuesday American Legion Autlliaty Wolcott, 294, 3rd Monday Our Lady of Fitimi

Court No. 142 3rd Wed ot tch month

Hlshop Hennett Oourt Ka mt Stated Meetlnpi Plmt ''.Monday of Mch month

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TO ATTEND VALPARAISO O. Coich Gene Bartow of Vllpltiiid tinlvettlty, haf kidlcited east Denny Sean, outttandlmt baikerbill pliyer at Wolcott hish ichoot will entoll at Vilpifilao nnlvenlty man

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tteWkahi 2nd and 4th Thursday iFliTmen hwet tat anA 3rd Mondat

Concerning die hew ptotpect, ttie coach, laid, "Sean in my opinion it one of the outstanding, basketball p laven In northern Indiana. We tell most fortunate mat he has chosen out university. He is also an outstanding student and plans to go Into medicine, " Sean Is 6-8 and has been an outstanding center fot the Wolcott high, ichool team and earned three varsity letters hi basketball During the past season he averaged 20 town and 19 rebounds pet game, le was co-captain during. the past year and also elected, as the outstanding senior athlete at Wol

cott high school

Sears has also earned four letten In baseball at Wolcott where

he performed at a shortstop and

a pitcher.

He was also selected to the Midwest Conference All Star Team In both 1965-66 and 1966-61 seasons. The 6-6 Sean carries 200

pounds and is 18 years bid. FORTY CLUB MEMBERS ENJOY SALAD BAR

The Princeton Township Home

Demonstration club met for the July meetina with forty women en

joying a salad bar luncheon. Liber

ty Township club memben were

guests as well as others invited by

individual memben of rhe Prince ton group. President Miss Laura Diemer op

ened the meeting with the thought

for the month, when you're up

to yoiir neck in trouble, try using

rhe part that isn t submerged. Two 4-H gtrb gave demonstrations of their projects. Diana Hughes preserved "Milk and Its fies" and Joyce Lehe, "Magic in Fabrics. " The group repeated the flag salute and club creed and Mrs. sadie

lackson gave devotions. She used

selections from Phllippians and

closed with prayer. Mn. Lottie Ful-

kenon gave the history of the sono of the month, "America, "and led rhe group in singing it, with Mr. fidna June Victor at the piano. The president emphasized that Achievement Day will be held In the Montlcello Methodist church Oct 5 and Craft School Sept. 14 In the 4-H building at Reynolds. She a bo pointed out the urgency cf contributing blood vhen the Blcodmcblle is In Monricello luly

26. Memben who cannot go are

asked to see that others go. It was announced that the Au

gust meeting w mid be held on Monday Instead of Tuesday be

cause of the I-H Fair. Sneaker of the Jay t. Vio

let Forbes uho those as her subject. "Rimbhnc Account of Mcdichio Tht.xioh mo a. she totd of the first imchwcofw wed .mJ the snuiy or bacteria, how Infection can be MaJ by carclessncis, the ftrt me of anesthetics, the use of carbolic add tor anrtscptlc putposct, and the drop addict The health and safety liott on "Seeing and Hearing, " was ttven

Arthur (Nancy) Sheffet, Rett

Eusebo (Esther) Gomez, Rett Giry (Beverly) Green, RensNeil(ltmi) Haskell, Rens-

Eari (Mildred) Lohg. Rent-

by Mra. Orphi Dlbelt fte club collect waJ itpiiUi kS close thi meeting. . Mrt. Rutfi KlinThld cnlf8 pi (ha entertainment which wai male lng coniges front tnatedaM which she provided. Much merriment en

sued. .

Two memben were honored it (he luncheon table for hatina iah

birthdjyi.

The angry wife demanded, "i wint an explanation and I want

tie truth." , "Make tip tout mind. " answered

bet husband, "you can't have both."

JASPER CDUMTY HOSPITAL RtNBlELAtN, INDIANA

DISMISSALS Mrs, Rooer Oaneti Pienon. Rett-

teller

Mrs. Chirlei (Pitricla) Griffin, Rensselaer Frank Kinne, Renuelaet Michael Moon, Rensielaet Loula Ramp, Rensselaer Mn. John (Margaret) Frinket Woeatfleld Martha Mess man, Rensselaer Bobby Waynick, Remihoton Mn. William fBvelvnifoer.Reni-

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seuer

Mn.

seller

Mn.

seller

Mrs,

seller

Mn.

seller

Mn.

seller

Mn. John rRubvlMroczek. Reht-

selaet.

Jacob Schuringa, DeMotte Anna Woods. Rensselaer Mn. Wayne (Martterv) Eolet.

Rensselaer

Mn. Jesse ( Adrian!) Pohce. Rens

selaer

Lyrui Felimy, Rensselaet

John Cambe, Portage Elwyn Davit, Fair Oaks Mary Brusnahin, Rensselaer Mn. John (Marjorle) Kaluf, DeMotte lohn Dorsey, Brook Mn. Byron (Carolyn) Henry, Kentland

Clistie Wiitaket, Rensselaer

Mn. Walter (Karen) Lattimore,

Hebron

Mn. William (Lydla) Newell.

Rensselaer Mn. Lee (Mabel) Myen, Rensse

laer

Sophronla Nuss, ivheatfleld Avllbur Langley, Rensselaer Mrs. acar (Ellen) Pitman, Rens

selaer

Mrs. Garee (Marcia) La whom,

Fair Oaks

Bernard Crawford, Monort

Mrs. Buddy (Shelby) Combs, Rem-1

selaer '.'

Mrs. Roger (Cheryl) Warran.Parr

Mrs. Jack (Carol) Danruther.l

Rensselaer

Mrs. Calvin (Ruth) Calloway. La-1

rayette ,

Mrs. Ralph nana) Hopkins. Rens

selaer

BIRTHS

A son to Mr. and Mr. Walter I

LatUmore, Hebron.

A son to Mr. and Mrs. Roger War

ran. Part.

A daughter to Mr. and KHRabh

Hopkins, Jr. , DeMotte.

A son to Mr. and Mm. Jtck Dan-

ruer, tensselaer.

A son to Mr. and Mn. John Al

len, DeMotte.

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