The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 27, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 July 1962 — Page 11

Boy Scouts Have Picnic And Court 01 Honor A good time was had by all t the Boy Scout Picnic and 'ourt of Honor Sunday, July 1. Ninety parents and friends en•yed a pot luck dinner at the Youth Building. After dinner, the Ccurt of Honor was held .vith advancement awards hand’d out. The following boys received Tenderfoot badges: Ron Schroedr, Kenny Murphy. Tom Hiler, >avid Fitzgerald, David Welch. Fred Church, Gary Trost, Martin Mann. IJoyd Reith, Pat McNorton l.une.-> Holland, John Walker, i. ir.y Tener, Jerry Wdsri and Bill Zlatos. Second Class awards were riven to Ron Schroeder, Dan Barlon. Pat McNorton and Gary I r< st. First Class award: Ron Schroeder. Star awards: Bill Hiatt and Larry Barden. Life award: Bill Hiatt, who is now the highest ranking Scout in the troop. Merit badges: Bill Hiatt, 11; I^irry Barden, two; Randy Klingerman, two. Bill Van Dyke, four; Ron Schrceder, one: and Kelly Powell, one. The boys have worked hard and should be congratulated. The Lions Club presented Jack Rizek with membership in the Walkerton Lions Club fr his outstanding work in Scouting. The Lions sponsor the Scouts in Walkerton. Dick Brown. District Executive of Menominee District, was present and also helped in the Court of Honor. We would like to thank some cf the Walkerton merchants for their donations. They were greatly appreciated. Croua at the Crosswalks WALKERTON M-A-S-C-NJ-C No. «19, F. A A. M. MASONIC MEETINGS First Thursday Night of Month WARNER CLARK, W. M. AU Masons Invited HARRY DOLL Secretary WALKERTON. INDIANA L 3 331 Your Finance Headquarten Up To SSOO 24 Mos. Generaj Financing Any Amount - SB M s. - s v Automobile f J ^rniture v * r Appliances Power Mower* Boats. Etc. ' CINTRAL CREDIT CORPORATION I 618 Roosevelt Pood WolUrton Phone 586-31

Girl Scouts Enjoy Day Gamp Another year of Walkerton Gii 1 Scout Day Camp is ever. It was a small camp this year and smeller camps are very difficult to run economically. Therefore, it was necessary to ask for a feedonations this year We were g 4 y. en many different kinds cf answers. Some of them made us doubly grateful to the persons who did donate and we would like to thank them here publicly. Thanks to Gecrgo Parks for a

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ver y generous supply of nm i*. Food was also donated by Ni< u LaFeber Jai k Buswell, Albert Huhnke, Mrs. Philip Waldron Sr., Mrs. John Sok( 1 ana the bakeries who always donate all the bread. A special thanks goes to Mr. Stuntz who not only let us use their pine forrest, but went tc great trouble to make us comfortable. Mr. Stuntz sprays bugs and weeds and mows at his own time and expense. Mrs. Stuntz even helped in the food tent this year as we were short handed. Thanks also to the men who

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helped clear the ireas. I aul and pint, up tents and ahi -s, an I many return* d to in Ip put them away again aftei ca np was ovi i The high school gir s who work ed as program aids were app-. dated aHo. All th»®e thanks go from the staff and from each of us to the other as without the others, none of us ootid ave managed. Thanks again until next year Sticff of Giri &•< ut Day Cahrp Mrs. Wilford Lewis ^ rs Jan^ ‘Lee Mrs Raymond Lute

Mrs. Herman K<>jh Mrs. Ralph Wihon Mrs. Roy DeSirnon • Mrs. C L. Rhodes Mrs. Russell Canfield Mrs. D ck Adams Mi s Melvin Harris* n Mrs Helen Mitchel! Mrs Wilbur Mullet Mrs. Ray Chapman Mrs. John Powell To come out < n top a man must be willing to start at the bottom.

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