The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 32, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 August 1962 — Page 1

Volum e 86; Number 32

MEDICAL CLINIC OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY ^aw»iba-> ij S3mK» Mi -w ty-^| ..... Mrp^l' ■■ 3:?<s; ■■■ - 'f^fjaij^ fv.:^-, ■■^‘\^ ■'*.■-:• •?' *>»«♦■ *•*«“*■“* fijS^Mßm L A * *■• i. • $> -^ * ' jf®< ( * -'l^' ■ $ C^B n .- j^SSt*EHL- -_ ,’c >

Liberty Twp. : Has 4-H Fair Winners The Grand Champion pen of fat lambs was shown by Nancy Mangus, of Liberty Township. Nancy also won the top Sheep Showmanship award and first place award on her pen of yearling ewes. Nancy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R Mangus and has been in the sheep projet t six years. Patty Markle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Markle, had a Reserve Champion horse, and two frist place awards on her horse and pony entries. Albertha Brinkhoff. Liberty Township’s outstanding Lairy Club member, won first place ribbons on her junior yearling and !wo-ycar-old cow entries. Also two second place ribbons and one third on her other dairy entries. Other blue ribbon winners w re: Electric — John Whitmer Jr., Ralph Mills, Neal Baughman, Dennis Clark. Raymond Ddlon, Doug Liggett. Jerry Kurzhal and Ronald Clingenpecl. Forestry — Jacqueline Kurzhal, Terry Marshall am! Mark Holderread. Garden — Robert Knowltbn, Jacqueline Kurzhal, Richard Rose, Richard Roush, Peggy M< - Endarfer, Ellen Baughman, Janice Croy, Marston McGiven, David Roush, Terry Knowlton, Raymond Dillon. Photography — Shirley Geyer. John Andreae, Richard Roush and Raymond Dillon. Poultry —Raymond Dillon, two entries. »*t Rabbits —Jeff Michael. Janet •'dingenpeel. Ronald Albert, Mark Holderread, Craig Kaser. Neil Baughman, Joan Clingenpeel, Wayne Rowe and Galen Holderread. Sheep — Benedicto Wicks. Soil Conservation —Allen Alhright. Dennis Clark, Bill Dittar. Clarence Fields, Claude Gorov Jr., Phillip Lappin, Terry Marshall, Donah! Nowicki. Mar>n Shupert, Kathie Shupert, Ui hard Roush and Raymond Dillon. Wildlife - John Neidlinger, Donald Nowicki and Larry Settlor. Wood working - Ronald Holderr oad. There were 133 boys and girls enrolled in the various agricultural projects. Os this number 121 ompleted 236 different projects,

Band Presents Final Concert This Summer The final concert in the series of ten summer concerts by the Walkerton High School Band will be held in downtown Walkerton on Friday evening, August 10. at 7:00 p m. The band wishes to thank all the people who have attended these concerts, plus all the support we have received from everyone for the past year. This will be the final concert condm ted by Mr. Weil, as he will be leaving for his new position in the Evansville school system in the near future. Mr. Shaeffer, the new band director, will be taking over when school begins. The conceit program for this week is: King Cotton —Sousa Them Basses Huffinc New Colonial Hall Swing-A-Roo Polka — VmAuken El Capitan Sousa Invercargill — Lithgow 'Die Klaxon Fillmore Men of Ohio Fillmore Yankee Doodle Boy — Van Auken Gloria Losey-Scott The Thunderer - Sousa Billboard - Klohr Twin Eagle Srut - VanAuken National Emblem Bagley Americans We Fillmore Stars and Stripes Forever — Sousa TEEN DANCE FRIDAY IN WALKERTON With no apparent conflicts, a larger crowd is expected this week for the weekly Teen Dance at the Walkerton Youth Building The dance will be from 8:30 to 11:00 pm. with recorded music. The usual 10 cent admission will be charged at the door. The Walkerton Lions Club has appointed committees among the members to line up the chaperons Ray Chapman is in charge this month and any volunteers who are not members arc still very welcome. or about 93 per cent completion. This record is only poesihh because of the support given by the parents involved. I would like to say "Thank You’’ to all the parents, junior leaders and any others who have given support and aid to the 4-H program A. W Clark

WALKERTON. INDIANA Al GIST, 9 1962

ENGAGED ■ w Mu "tA r **- a MISS ESTHER CECRLE Mr and Mrs Rudolph I’ Cec. rle, of 701 Monroe Street. Walkerton. announce the engagement of their daughter, Esther Christena, to Lloyd Charles Burke, of South Bend He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M Burke, of Redondo Beach. California. Miss Cecrlp is a graduate of Walkerton High School md Ball State Te.-i’ hers College. She is a member of zMpha Chi Omega sorority. For the past two years she has taught first grade in White Plains. N Y This fall she will be teaching in South Bend at Coqutllard School. Mr Burke attended Stanford University and is a graduate of Saint Mary's College* of California. Jie is a member of Delta Tau Delta fraternity Mr. Burke is an advertising supervisor with Ass<x lates Investment Company. An October wedding is planned. To Take Boys , This Saturday To Shrine C ircus The North Liberty Masonic Lodge will take two hus loads of boys to the annual Shrine Circus this Saturday morning All boys in the 6th, 7th ami Bth grades may go. Plans should be made by contacting Dale Trobuagh. Clem Brodzmski, Ted Hovel or Paul DeVo-j The buses wil! leave from the North Liberty Methodist Chur.h at Odd am Sponsoring chaperones will b» present to make the trip with the boys. NOTE E Whitmbor's Gt•«*enhouse will be closed from Aug 19 to Aug 26 for vacation a!6p

Walkerton To Enroll For Kindergarten Superintendent Virgil Gwm, of the Walkerton-Lincoln Township S< hools, has annoum ed the following plan for enrollment of Kindergarten students for the coming year. Any student to be enrolled in Kindergarten this year from Walkerton - Lincoln Township, must be enrolled at the superintendents office in the elementary school building by Wednesday, August 15. Any child entering kindergarten must be five years of age on or before September 1,1962, and for the first grade, must be six years of age on or before September 1. 1962. The enrollment date as such has been set due to an apparent overcrowded condition of the kindergarten this year With the enrollment deadline, an ample op portunity will he allowed for ' »m_ plate and satisfactory plans to l»e mad. before the s< imul year begins. The Walkerton-Lincoln Town, ship students will be accepted first, then if space and facilities are available. *tud« nts will be taken from Johnson Township next, and then Starke and Marshall counties. The superintendent's office is open five days a week from 8:00 a.m. until 4 :00 p.m. It has also been announce«i that no student will be accepted without the medical examination report completed If one is needed, it may be obtained at the superintendent's office also. Football Meeting For Walkerton c Friday Evening All high school boys from Walkerton Lincoln Township who aie planning to participate in football this fall at Walkerton High School, should report to the high school gym Friday evening. August 10, at 600 p m There will be a btiefmg s«-ssion and equipment issue at this time Also any boys mu-rested m being student managers should re|>ort at this time. I‘hvsi- i! examinations will be given between the hours of 4:00 and 600 pin Tuesday, August 14. Details will be given at the Friday meeting. Dan Ranaberger coach

Ten Cents Per Copy

Open For Visit From 2:00 to '■f 4:00 p.m. LDoctors William D. Carter, Bryce B. Rehrer and James R. McAfee, of th** Walkerton Medical Clinic, are holding an Open House this Sunday at their new building at 506 Michigan Street, With the completion of the new building recently, and the operation m the new residence for over a week, the Open House has been planned for Sunday afternoon. August 12, from 2:00 to 4.00 p.m. Tim public is invited to attend. The building covers 3000 square feet ami has fifteen rooms, in- « ludmg X-ray and emergem y rooms. The entire building is completely air conditioned and very modern. Ample parking is available on botn Michigan and Jack. >n streets tor patients. T e budding was conAru ted by l*a .1 Aldrich, of N a th Lib -Tty. Bids Accepted For Street Wokk In Walkerton The Walkerton Town Council acC'-pted three bids from the United Bituminous Materials, Inc , of Westville at the Tuesday meeting for resurfaimg and lepairing Walkerton streets A total of 25 220 square feet is scheduled to be primed and double sealed in this plan, 43.884 square feet to be primed and single sealed; and 4 7 520 square fee’ to be single sealed. North Liberty Kindergarten To Enroll Registration for North Liberty Kindergarten will be held Wednesday. August 22, at 9 00 am. at the North Liberty Methodist Church Bring birth certificate and $5.00 entry fee. aid American Legion Annual Picnic Tin* Walkert in American Legion P t 189 and L-gmn Auxiliary will have then annual picnic on Sunday August 19t at the home > ’ Richard Verkh-r A p- t luck dinner will be .served at 12 30 pm. Each famih sh. d i bring a meat and covered <* i and table service There will game-' and prizes for J »ung ami old alike.