The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 29, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 July 1962 — Page 3

Purchases Two Buses For St. Patrick School" Mrs. John Garab Jr., was ele t•d president of the St. Patrick's Women’s Club last Wednesday at their annual picnic dinner meeting. The affair was held at the K<wntz I^ake home of Mrs. Del Blocher. Others elected were Mrs. Jerry Raines, vice president; Mrs. Charles Neary, secretary, and Mrs. Clyde Gaw, treasurer. Mrs. Eiville Kaercher presided in the absence of the president, Mrs. Ora Harder. Highlight of the meeting was the purchase of two new 60 passenger 1962 model school buses for St. Patrick School at a cost ©f $12,000. The club set $4,000 towards their cost. Other business was the announcement of the annual fall fashion show which will he staged in October by Wyman's Department Store, with Mrs. Howard Knowlton making the arrangements. A bake sale was set following each of the masses this Sunday and another bake sale the last Sunday in August. It was agreed to dispense with the regular Atugust 1 meeting fund instead go in a body to the Lady of Fatima Retreat, Notre Dame, August 8. with the DCCW. The local group here will gather on the grounds at the conclusion for a brief meeting about 3 p.m. Reserva- . a i - > SB IrjSSSi $175.00 », : B .xmg $50.00 Lee's Jewelry Closed Wednesday Afternoon Walkerton

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tions for the dinner and transportation must be called to Mrs. Frank Kramer, Parish chairman, by August 1. The retreat begins at 8 a.m. Hostesses served a cooperative luncheon preceding the meeting Mrs. Russell Knowlton was in charge with Mrs. Carl Wilson, Mrs. Bert Albaugh. Mrs. Henry Hertzfeld. and Mrs. Joe Kotal as hostesses. Aliyoshi Aoki Speaks To 4-H Clubs Akiyoshi Aoki, a repi vsntath <■ of I FYE visiting the How ard Clingenpeel family a few weeks this summer, was guest speiker at a joint meeting of the Walkerton.Lincoln Townhip l-K clubs Friday night at tn High School Building He show cd •. s of his native land in Apa* na, Parana Brazil, and told or i H activities in his country as wii’ as fanning conditions then He leaves early Friday momir. his next stop in America, wl. 1, is South Dakota. Both 4-H Clubs also m ii - dividually and checked in c i .| books. They planned then Jiat which will be in the opcmi . emonies of the parade a* i< St. Joseph County Fair 1 icsday evening, July 31. The b - d I II queen and king will ride on the float prior to the annom emcnt of the County winners. The annual 4-H tour vill be held July 24, meeting at 'he High School. After de onstrations are completed, th< will go to the home of Mi^h R< is to see his beekeeping and gai fen. Then the soene will shift to S vansm^s Sale Barn for exhibits f swine, horses and ponies. A r t k lunch will be enjoyed at tl Howard Clingenpeel farm, drin > furnished. Tom Clingenpeel ' 11 give a beef demonstration t 'owed by baseball, swimming. <1 ending the tour at 4 p.m. , / J BEACH PARTY 1 < I YOI TH The youth of th Methodist Church enjoyed a b. ach party al Culver last Thursd ', v hi< h in cluiled swimming id refreshments. There wore roi nd 2s in attendance. They u re accompanied by Mrs Rober Avoid, Mrs. Stanley Tuttle. Mi 'lyde Stickley, Mrs. H. E. dbams aid Mrs Leigh Roy H n. Mrs. Hahn was in charge of hr party. Money may tai but so do many people wh< don't have it.

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