The Independent-News, Volume 87, Number 14, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 April 1963 — Page 16

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — \pril L 1963

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Deanna Bus. >f So th B« nd visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Haibaugh tins week Several dens of the Circle Scouts went on a guided to ir of the Bendix Anpart in South Bond on Tuesday afternoon Tuesday lumhe <n guests of Mrs. Robert BaK*w wese Mrs. Pete John-on ml son and Mis. Allen Balsley and children. Mr. and Mrs John Harbaugh and family and Mi - Donna Harns called on Mr and Mrs John G Smith of Elkhart Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uliich were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth drier in South Bend. Mr. and Mr- Clem Mamerow and Clan Jr, ae. Sunday dinner guest*- of Mr ml M,. Ralph Ward in North Manchester. Sharon Price. Kay Hay. Judy Carr. Jack Carr. Allen Shoemaker, Gordon Clark. Chuck Oberly, and Mrs. Durwood Clark attended the Northern Indiana District 13 Y.C. rally Sunday at Elkhart. Mrs. Hazel Ullay of Oak Road, wag the guest of honor at a Recent guests of Mrs. Nellie Smith were Mr. and Mrs. William Kurzhal. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kraft and Brenda, Mrs. Edith Snyder. Mrs. Mabel Dill, Mrs. Josephine Christianson. Mrs Gertie Sousley, Mra Bert Ira Straupe and Mrs. Blanche Clark. birthday party given by Mr. and Mrs. Don Nuner and family Sunday evening. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finch, of Hanna; Mrs. Ze Ila Yager, Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeCoudrag, North Liberty. Harry Cilery Mary Jane •nd Susan, of South Bend. Guests at a Sunday evening birthday dinner in the home of Mrs. Dale Albright were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Albright. Charles and Mildred Albright. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Albright and family, Mr. •nd Mrs. Kenneth Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Arno Reed and son, all of North Liberty, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Munn and son. of Tyner, •nd Mr. and Mrs. Al Cagle of South Bend. Guests of honor were Dale Albright and daughters, Crystal Ann and Denise.

Sr^ w> E' * ' ! ^‘*» v \S lll^^ zlha»uw»o»^JS You can save on financing '5 your next new car < i • regardless of its price • • • If you finance with a low-cost bank auto loan here. 4^.. ...^ I CAIL FOR PROFITABLE PROOFI Fanners State Bank of Wyatt * ’ Walkerton Branch Member HIM} |i

' Mi - Charles Ulrich v -ited Mr. and Mrs. John Hudson in R >*?• land Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. ( larence Er horst of South Bend were Munday guost< of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Paisley. Mr. and Mrs. John Harbaugh and daughters visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Fehling and family Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Bcron Jr. and family were Sunday g -t.s of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nai agon in Osceola, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Houghs of Melroso Park, Illinois, spent Sunday with Mrs. Florence Holderbaum and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steoie and children of Mishawaka, were Sunday evening supper guests cf Mr. and Mrs. Max Stevie and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Monk of Graysville, and Mr. and Mrs. Emery Thomson of Sullivan, were week end guests of Mrs. Zulla Yager and Mr. and Mrs. Frei DeCoudree. Mrs. George Schobcrg spent Die week end in Bloomington as guest of her daughter, Gayle, to participate in the Mothers' Week End festivities at Indiana University. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Worthington were Mr. and Mrs. John Kertsztury and daughter, Judith, of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kaufman, and Mrs. Wava Eslinger of Mishawaka. 4 H SHARE THE FUN CONTEST The St. Joseph County 4-H Share the Fun program was held at tho New Carlisle Elementary School last Saturday. The program consisted of forty-five acts from different townships. The objectives of this festival arc to stimulate the development of good entertainers among members of 4-H clubs. Those from Liberty Township who received honorable mention were Joan and Janet Chngenpeel in their acrobatic and baton routine. Vicki and Shelly Patinella in a brother and sister acrobatic danca.

-- ■ c births™ Mt and Mis Gene Patrick arc the parents of a daughter born Tuesday April 2. in Community h" .pit al, LaPorte. □ - □ HOSPITAL NEWS □ □ Mrs. Charles Schneider is a pat-ent in Holy Family hospital Cub Scouts Pack Meeting A comedy skit in a mock operation to crewte a Cdb Scout won the trophy Friday night at thu monthly Pack night for Cub Scouts at the Youth Building. Participating were Jimmy Malec ki. Danny Stokes. Alan Northam, Mike Fitzgerald, Gary Buswell and Wm. Cornell, all of D<n 4 Their di play was about Spring with little figures, a birdhouse and a boat. Keith Knepper presided in the absence of Cub Masta Casimer Stasko. Den 8 was Ln charge of the opening and closing. Receiving awards were William Comull and Danny Stokes, each a wolf badge and a gold arrow and also Alan Northam. a gold and silver arrow under wolf. Refreshments of cupcakes, pop and coffee were served nearly 100 persons present. MINNETONKA 4-H 6 A money making pr »j i for 1963 was dicusMJd at the se ’ond meeting of the Minnetonka 4 H Club It was decided to have a chili and oyster supper April 27. Committees were pointed f>r this event. A health and safety lesson was givai by Sharon Knowlton and Bai bara Wilson. Recreation was led by Debbie Anderson. Our first demonstration of the year was given by Gerri Stickley. Refreshments were served by Gerri Stioklev and Donna Smith.

Bonnies Bargain Buys Prices Good Thursday, Friday And Saturday Featuring Wilcox Tend-R-Treat Meats

Tender Young Chuck Roast 39‘ Fresh Lean Ground Beef 39c Sniders Catsup 10‘

OBITUARIES - ?^ y h Johnie Edward Wallace Johnie Edward Wailace Jr.. 17, of Rt. 1, Walkerton, died at 2:43 pin. Saturday in tho Bremen Community Hospital of a heart attack. He had open heart surgery several years ago. He was boin March 15, 1946, in South Bend, and was a lifetime resident of the Tyner community. He w*s a junior at Tyner High School, a member of the Future Farmers of America and the Hi-Y and attended the Blissvillc Church of the Brethren. Surviving are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Othui Holderread; a brother and sister at home, Donovan and Linda, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. August Renz of Teegardun and Mrs. Delice Holderrcad of Rt. 1, Plymouth. Services were held Tuesday in the Blissville Church of the Brethren, with Rev. Dale Roher, officiating. Burial was in Tyner Cemetery. Spelling Contest In Semi Finals The Semi-finals of the High School division of the annual spelling content at North Liberty High School were held Wednesday, March 27. Representatives from <uch home room competed for the six finalists who will compete at the April 16 P.T.A. meeting. The finalists arc: Seniors: David Beckwith, Larry Kana Bonnie Fietz. Junior: Vioki Zent. Sophomore: Bruce Vernon. Freshman; Margaret Mangus.

DR. ELLIOTT FRASH, Optometrist 413 Michigan St. Walkerton, Ind. Child Vision Care * Visual Training • Contact Ix?nseß Hours:.. 9:30 - 5:30 Monday And. Thursdays 2:00 - 5:30 Wednesdays Phone 586-3722

By LINDA NORRIS d *T'HE popularity of Glen Gray’s recreations of famous big band classics takes the series into six volumes with his latest edition on the Capitol label, “Themea of the Great Bands” . . . The aeries if , titled “Sounds of the Greet , Bands,” and none of these sounds ■re quite so evocative as the familiar theme songs with which each of the big bands identified themselves throughout those years .. . The bandstand lineup includes Benny Goodman’s "Let’s Dance, Tommy Dorsey’s "I’m Gettin Sentimental Over You,” Glenn Miller’s "Moonlight Serenade,” Les Brown's “Leap Frog,” Harry James’ "Ctribiribin” and others. Lou Rawls has been winning increasing attention from jaxz and blues lovers for his astonishing combination of impeccably corn trolled voice and authentic bluet feel . . . As Don Boday remarks in the notes of Capitol's new Rawls' offering, "Black and Blue,” “blues are lived not taught . . .* Young Rawls has already proved in his first Capitol album. "Stormy Monday” with Les McCann, that the lesson of blues was welllearned . . . This new collection includes many of the best known blues songs including "I’d Rather Drink Muddy Water,” "Everyday 1 Have the Blues,” "St. James Infirmary” and “Strange Fruit.” There are new recording techniques and a new Nelson Riddle sound in Capitol's "Love Is a ' Game of Poker” featuring Riddle . . . The master of TV, motion pic- I ture, and vocal background music I has orchestrated especially for the . new audio dimexunona. j

Grain Fed Beef Sirloin Steak 69‘ Choice Cut T-Bones 79‘ Fancy Iceberg Head Lettuce 10 1