The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 29, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 July 1962 — Page 11

Tri Kappas Hold Picnic Overcost skies and occasional tain didn't dampen the spirits of members of Epsilon Chi Chaptei <|f Tri Kappa and then hus. hands ag they gathered at the Wayne Burch cottage at Koontz Lake Sunday, tor an afternoon of water sports, shufflehoard and various other games. The highlight of the day was provided by Dr. Bryce Rohrer and Russell Hartsough demonstrating their skill on water skis while fully clothed, and Bob Hiler and Bob Gardner taking their wives for a canoe ride. At 6:00 all part^nk O s a bountiful pot htk .irre ' With so much excellent food before i." u. 11 ate more than was goo I foi t hem. A ilver bracelet was presented Io Mrs. Ray Powers who will can be moving to South Bend. She will be greatly misscxl. The evening was spent in playing indoor games and a wonderful time was had by all. Muth thajiks goes to Mrs. Burch and Mis Arthur Schmeltz who were hostesses for this annual picnic and made ail the arrangements.

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Yorktown Home Demonstration Club The Yorktown Home Demonstration club met in the home of Mrs. Robert Lute. July 12, with ten members and four guests present. Mrs, Edgar Cole was co-hostess for the evening Sue Clark gave a report on her trip to the l-H Roundup at Purdue which was held in June. Mrs. Marvin Bouse is in charge of arrangements for a trip to Elkhart. August 22, to visit a museum. Mrs. Ralph Harbaugh, of North Liberty, demonstrated some handycraft which was interesting and attractive. Next month we will meet at the home c.f Mrs Harry Masterman with Mrs. Lee Chapman as co hostess. There will b- a white elephant sale and the making of favors for future use. Prizes were won by Mrs. Russel Hartsough and Mrs. Robert Farrar. NORTH LIBERTL M. V. F. ICE CEAM SOCIAL The North Liberty Methodist Youth Fellowship ice cream social will be hold July 20 at the Methodist Church. Sandwiches, ice cream, cake, pie, coffee and pop are on the menu.

4-H Club News Tile Lincoln Township l-II meeting was called to order bx the secretary, Barbara Lilly Mt Matteson arm unced that all pr , jec is me due by June 2 1 The annual tour will be held that day. All small projects should be in tile high school by X am Members are to bring their lunches and the tour will begin as soon as the demonstations are, finished. The next meeting will be hold June* 20. The girls joined the boys for a joint meeting. Guest of the evening was Akiyoshi Aoki, of Brazil He presented us with a very interesting talk uid showed some excellent slides of his county. A short discussion period fc Unwed. The meeting was then adjourned Attend Library Workshop At I. l\ Eight from St. Joseph County are among 165 high school students and recent graduates attending the ninth annual Indiana University Workshop for Student Library Assistants, July 15-21. The workshop is designed foi high school students participating in school or public library programs as assistants, pages oi members of library clubs. Those attending will plan discussion groups and film forums, preprepare exhibits, visit libraries, hear lectures from authorities in the field and learn about the care of library materials. Among the students are: Janet Owens, Rt. 3, and Sandy Schmetz of Rt. 2, Walkerton. Po’ice News Mrs Eva Ric-, route 3, and Mrs. Marie Allen, 907-A Ohio St . ■Walkerton, were arrested by the Walkerton Police on July 16 foi disorderly conduct. The- two will conic to Cour* at separate times this week end to appear before the Justice of the Peace. Phillip Beal >r. route 1, La Port--, wh< was arrested on July 7th for speeding, came to court on this charge last week end.

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He paid a fine and cost- totaling $ 1 8.75. Henrx Millstead, Flint, Mr hi gan, v. a picked up by the W ilk erton Police on July 17 as In was in Walkriton with a stolen car from a car dealer in Flint, Michigan He was held in the Walkerton jail until the Flint pc,, lice c ame lc,i him on Wednesday □ — Ei THANKS □ ------ I wish to thank my friends, neighbors, Order of Eastern Stai and my employees for many kinds c f get well wishes expressed by cards, visits, flowers, messages and prayers while in the hospital and on my return. Mrs. William Bowers AVe wish to thank all those who attended and those that sent beautiful cards and gifts on our Golde n Wedding Day, July 8,1962. Thanks again. Rose: e and Caroline Provence We ward to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their many kindnesses, cards, visits and thoughtfulness to our father and grandfather, Charles

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K<»tz d’lit'., his long <tay in the ho pit. ? | e i! home. Al -o lor ‘L- sh. . is, masse s ran! .u-d ynip ilh ac the tma of hi |.. .'.-ing The.se thing:- are such a । on ol Jion and will nexc i be forgot.tc n We are deeply grateful Mr and M < Pat-1< k Cavanaugh and family To the n embers and friends of the Walkeiton E. I’. B Church, we Xvish t-i extend oui thinks for the Chun h Reception The "pound paj ty ", meeting < f new friends, th-- gaily decorated tables, and <leh< ions refreshments wi re greaty apprec iat» d. Rev. and Mis David Filer P and son, Ricky I wish to thank all our many friends, nc ghb-.rs and relatives for tin ir n any arts of kindness, get well w-shes and prayers f< i George dm i.g his illness and since his । issmg axxay I deeply appreciate the many expressions of sympathy and kindness given to me. Sp<-c ial thanks to T>v Helen Calvin, Rex’ John Hanson and Dale Brink p Mrs. Faina German Are you a Defensive Driver 0

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