The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 30, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 July 1962 — Page 3

Schedule For School Bus Drivers Meeting The schedule of events and prograin for the school bus drivers of St. Joseph and Marshall Counties who will convene at the Walkerton Elementary School on Wednesday, August 1, has been released by the state. These meetings are required by the stale and attendance is also requited of all bus drivers. Registration from 8:45 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m., Call to order and greetings by Virgil Gwin. Superintendent of Walkerton-Lincoln Schools. 9:40 a.m., Remarks by LaVaughn Hawkins. Director of School Traffic Safety Education Division. 10:00 a.m., Discussion of Insurant e Program by State Representative of Insurance Company, 10:30 a.m., Talk by Otto Jensen of State Board of Accounts. 11:00 a.m.. Address by William Wilson, State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Luncheon 1:15 p.m., Discussion of First Aid by Representative of SL Joseph County Chapter of Red Cross. 1:45 p.m., Address. '‘Others Who Tea< h.” by Dr. John Young. Superintendent of Mishawaka Schools. 2:30 p.m.. Discussion of Bus Driver Safety Rules by Officer of Indiana State Police. 3:00 p.m., adjournment. Note to drivers: This all-day meeting is required by law and is planned by the School Traffic Safety Education Division. It is the annual required meeting for all school bus drivers. If you have a conflict, you may prefer to attend the Starke-LaPorte Counties meeting to be held at Wanatah on Tuesday, July 31. Return From \ Three Week Trip To West & Canada Mr. and Mrs. Wilder Burnside and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beaty have just completed a three weeks vacation during which they traveled over eight thousand miles in South-ern Canada and in the United States. Fine weather and beautiful scenery were enjoyed on the entire trip. Entering Canada at Sault Saint Marie, they traveled westward on the new Trans-Canada highway featured in the June Readers Digest. The Canadian Rockies are truly beautiful. Overnight in a housetrailer at the foot of the mountains near Banff, the visit to Lake Louise and a ride in a chair lift to the top of the mountain through falling snow in July were unforge^ble pleasures. From here we went to Tai oma, Washington, for a visit with Mrs. Burnsides’ brother and wife, and went to the Worlds Fair at Seattle. In Portland, Oregon, we visited the beautiful Lambert Gardens then traveled to a state park near Sands for Wilder to renew acquaintance with an old friend. Vernon Strang, formerly of Tyner. Twa brothers of Mr Beaty were visited in Oregon, W illiam Mapel City PoultryFarm 110 N. Main Phone 656-3135 North Liberty Burger Dairy Products FR E E 1 Dozen tirade A Large Eggs To The I irst 25 Customers With Purchase Os 1 Gallon Os Milk. Friday & Saturday July 27, 2S OPEN SUNDAY

at Mulina, and Edward, at Corvalis, where we went to Mary’s Peak for a picnic supper and saw several deer. From lure we traveled the ocean drive and enjoyed many beautiful sights, among them the giant redwoods on our way to Dis Angeles. The Burnsides spent several days with Mrs. Burnside's sister, Mrs. Blanche Culp, in North Hollywood. and the Beatys with their daughter, Mrs. Richard Roberts and family, of Canoga Park, a pleasure which only parents and grandparents can appreciate. Here Richard's mother. Mrs, Marie Roberts of Ft. Wayne, joined us for the return trip after a month's visit. Several National Parks were visited on the way home, among them Zion and Bryce Canyon, Mesa Verda. Capitol Reef, the Ozarks and a short stop at New Harmony in Indiana. A highlight for Mrs. Burnside was a visit with a girlluxxl friend formerly of Monon. Ind., now living near Durango. Colorado. They had not seen each other for forty yeas. And how they did talk. In all the states through which we traveled, crops seemed to be very good, fruit plentiful and de-

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licious, and the people prosperous. More ami more of the west is becoming productive through irrigation and some of the dost 11 laiut arc r< ally beautiful, but we were all happy to be safely home after a very wonderful trip together. □ - □ BIRTHS □ □ Mi. and Mis. John McGovern are the parents of an U lb. 3 oz. sot. born July 22 in Osteopathic Hospital. He has been named Kelly Brian. Mr. and Mrs. William Klinedinst have a daughter, born July 22, in Barkview hospital, Plymouth. □-—- — — □ HOSPITAL NEWS Mrs. Bruce Fitzgerald underwent surgery in the Holy Family Hospital, LaPorte, Monday, July 23. Don Swanson underwent surgery for ulcers last Saturday in Holy Family hospital. LaPorte. Gary Freeman is a patient in Holy Family hospital. Happiness is in sight for most people —attaining it seems to be the difficult part.

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