The Independent-News, Volume 87, Number 23, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 June 1963 — Page 8

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— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — June 6, 196.3

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Community Club To Meet Friday The Walkerton Women’s Community Club will meet Friday afternoon, June 7. at the Town Club. Roll cal! will be answered by a ‘‘Favorite State Park ’. Mrs. Lloyd Thomas will present a program on S'ate Parks.’’ Hostesses will be Mrs Milo Shek.. Mrs. Ros. oe Provence, Mrs. Gils Verkier and Mis Edward Brooker. ft irtQ? - I // A n I few PPESCP HION BH PERMANENT v Idealistic v • WORTH LOOKING INTO It s tiie ultimate hi wave# form Rated for color, t route j hair, for it assure* .fr zz fH-e, Jong lasting, ‘tr us wave , plus red ' •' ^'ng of the h a i r .' ! f .1. f-els Aunderful.^ Priscilla’*. Salon of Beauty Phone 656-M92H North Liberty, Ind.

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N. L. OES News At tha recent meeting of the North Liberty Chapter 290, 0.E.5., Mrs. Ernest Klein, worthy matron. greeted the members with a poem of welcome. Following the business, an impressive memorial service wag presented by Mrs. Klein, Mrs. Dale Trobaugh, associate matron. Mrs. Audrey Franklin as Adah, Mrs. Althea Snyder as Ruth. Mrs. Dorothy Fisher as Esther; Mrs Olive Hunt as Martha; Mrs Peggy Bellinger as Electa, and Mrs. Kathryn Hevel as chaplain. Fk|wers. representing each station were placed on the altar in memory of departed members Following the meeting, a birth day party was Held honoring Mrs. Trobaugh. Refreshments were served by Mrs Gracx* Wolfe, conductress, and Mrs. Fisher The next meeting will be a family night at ►which time members and t! ii fami ies will have a carrv in dinner at 6;i»0 Tuesday. June 11 in the social room Th? regular meeting of the members will be held in th<- chapter r< om at S DO pm Entertainment' -x dl he pro- ' 1 d foi the cho hen and normcmbfi - Th ; s supp< r will tak • the place of annual picnic

vl ' g] 1 AVON | ANNIVERSARY SALE I Now On is Anyone having orders or in need of g o Avon Products please pick up or call this | weekend. I will be out of town after June i | 13th for 2 weeks. rj Mrs. Newton Williams I pj s \von Representative 700 Monr.it Street Phone 5M6*3157 Walkerton, Indiana i- Jr-.-.: -.Ht

Summer 4-H Clubwork Is Under Way Tlie summer prograi. a' ’-H ■ •.ub work is umlerway in W alk- < rton, according t > Harold Matte <»n. b >vs I H leader May 1 s was the deadlin* sot <omplctior of xx inter piojects and 47 buy. haw completed one if mon- pro jccts and 53 girls and two boys have done the same in girls l-H wm I; the summer ccheduh*. studmts arc advisxsl that a change of date f 1 the hay ride hi be» n mad' It xx ill be held Jun ■ 11 Boy:, ai 1 girls will meet at 7 p ii. it 1 li»' high school ()tb . dates <>i the .schedule im ludi tune 7.7 :>n pm trx outs for the public -p aking and dem attrition contest at the high school June 10, 9:00 a m . trm toi maintenance mc'*mg at ’he high -chool. June 11. 7 3o p m h rse and pony at St Jost ph County fair grounds Jun • II the Junior leader lish fry will take place al the fair gr >un’Ls. Jun 20 9;00 a m first year forestry members will meet at the high school for Held trip. Bring lunch. June 25, 7:30 p.m horse and pony at tiie fair grounds. July 1 all projects and books are due in for photography, elec trie, wild life, tractor maintenance, w<xxhv >rking. soil conwivation and all 2. 3 and sth year forestry members. July D at 7:30 pin horse an I pony will mt -t at fair gt .unds. July 6. 9 a.m Lincoln Township tractor driving contest will take pla<v at Don Swans >n All members ar? to be present in order to (omplete project. July 10 the St Joseph County Public Sj akmg and Demonstration contest will be held. July 17 all boys club m mbers will meet at Ilse high uhool at 9 a.m. Several pi Ject demonstrations xx ill be made an<l tuctl a tour for horse and pony, livest. ck, b< and gardening will

be condut ted. Bring a sack lunch and the club will fui mah pop and all will enjoy a ballgame to conclude the day. Mr. M ttteson has re-'rvt d July 18 and 19 for special h-dp for .m; who nec'l it. He leaves July 20 and will b? g.'i'v to National Guard summer camp until August 3. Grant Houser will be in < harg • during his absence Achievement night is August s at 6 pm All award.-, xx ill tie n "ie at that time. Start Girls' 4-H Summer Program The Walkerton Girl’s 4-H project meetings started June 3, according to Janieee Helm. 4-H leader. Fifty-three girls and txvo boys met the June 1 enrollment iDadhiu Tn follo^mg schedule is now being followed for the project meetings Monday 8:30 to 12:30. Foods I: 1:00 to 3:30. Clothing I Tuesday 8:30 to 12:30. Foods 11. 1 00 to 3:30 Clothing II Wedn -day - 8:30 to 12 30. Foods I IT: 1 00 to 3 30 Ci afts T Thursday 8 30 to 12 "-0 Foods IV. V, VII

1:00 to n So Cloth. 111, IV,V Friday 8:30 to 12:30 Foods V. Home Furnishings I, 11, 11! 1:00 to 3-30 Crafts 1 to IV rherc ‘wm oe no foods, clothing. or home furnishings nie> tings on June 13 ami 1 l I here xx 11 be no project meetings on July 4 Miss Barbara Lidy is in । harge ot (,‘i all s and Mi> La xx 1m e Ponti is is adult lead - tor i.ome furnishings and *vill help out in clothing A hayride and wiener roast ha been planned fm the combii 1 club, at Stuntz Pine For. t lune 11 at 7:00 pm Evcryon is to meet at the high school Tiie junior leader fish frv is .him' II at the Fairground The ('ourty Junior Demonstration conte t 1 i July 8 at 9 00 a in. The Senior demons! lat a m inntrst 1 Inly L r » at 9 <k) a m. Both contests will be held at Mai shall S> hoo| in South Bend All re<or<l books and po. it are due July 12. D>' - al judging will be July 17 it 1 00 p.m. The junior and senior dress revm- will be July 23 un i 26 r ‘spoctixely The St Joseph County Fair is July 30 to August 3. A skating party has been planm I for tiie latter part of Junc^ Lincoln ( lub Entertains Johnson Ladies A group o'" ladjr from the lohnson Township Club of LaPorte Cuuntx' v >e entcrtamctl by the Lincoln To n hip Home I nion nation Club Tu '’ay afternoon at th<- Walker' 1 Community H iiMini' Mr E-u Bode shoxx d pictures o! the Mtd.'elranian ’rm-e >he e/ r>' ■ d la t year The many pom 3 n>< re t were enjox d by the member'- ami guests. Lunehf on xx । ervt I by Mi Wil iam I)utt liei M1 F<>r‘ । Stahly Mr< J hn Clh iv and Mrs. Clifford Mull Etch on pi 'sent rec 1 vc<i a priza p! vim bingo. . ■ aJOHL UICK, I W BY HELEN HALE rOR a gourmet touch at break--1 fast, serve Chocolate Cinnamon Toast. Mix together L cup cocoa, 5 tablespoons melted butter. 1 teaspoon cinnamon and 6 tablespoons sugar. Spread on hot crisp toast. To give a deviled ham sandwich ■ added dash, combine one 2*4 or can deviled ham with ' j cup cottage cheese, 1 teaspoon minced onion and 2 teaspoons pickle relish. Extra good on rye bread, Helen’s Favorite: Beef and Sour Cream Hungarian •s cup butter 2 pounds beef round or chuck, cut into ’z inch cubep 1 cup chopped onion '> teaspoon salt 'j teaspoon pepper L clove garlic, minced L cup water 2 cups dairy sour cream Melt butter in frying pan over low heat. Add beef and onions; brown slowly. Add salt, pepper, garlic and water, (over tightly and simmer over low heat for one hour or until meat is tend er. If needed, additional water may be added during cooking, L cup at a time. When tender stir in sour cream and heat, but do not boil, stirring constantly. Makes 6 servings. Ice cream sandwiches may he made by putting a generous spoonful of ice cream between two large plain butter cookies. As a dessert, top with additional ice cream and nuts or hot chocolate sauce A creamy biend of cup chilled buttermilk with . cup ve ctabletomato juice ”iakes a refreshing beverage—ide. I [or ti g dieter and delicious as a sandwich accompaniment.

A short business meeting w.i held. Plans were made for group of club members to attend the Hom? Makers Conference w Purdue University June 12th TL meeting place will be at the honu <u Mrs Mami » Mackin. Thu . going, please be there rad to h ive proihf uy ai 5:09 u'ejoc). 1 -7 » S7 - j ijj r- - < W 4«r- ■ > W J L Ao one 1 üburablc .\ollh dials. NORTH / 4J 8 6 V K <» 3 2 IK JI ♦A 0 I WEST EAST ♦A744 10 3 2 V 10 8 6 7 I ♦92♦QlO 8 7 6 5 ♦ J 9 7 5 3 *B2 SOI TH 4KQ 9 5 VAJ 9 3 ♦ A 3 A K i» 6 The Bidding: • North East South West 1 A pass I * pass 3 V pass 6 * pass pass pass lead Small club. South had no trouble making contract Tiie only trick he could lose was the ace of spades How • < ver the hand was a perfect for six no tiump and should have been bid differently. North held sixteen high cards ami should have opened with no trump South held seventeen hi;th cards and could have responded with six no trump '1 he hand would have play cd the same way. this week^/j XV. _ , AVW»rr LANI New Shaping J' * J i । mSb-’-* Embroidered Kittens Yk "^‘..’7 w - 1 * 1 K1 Hen* < Tr?:,-*’ 4*^7 7’t . _ \ . 7•« 0»* wn>4ioAY ■ . 5 ' A* *l* Sc*WAY *’•** Pattern No 3104 New Shop -g Hts» it she thope of Iha newt in f"g all curvet Ihe cropped iacPef ler^ a high riling line to the toftened then'*' No 3104 comet in met 10, IJ, 14 16. Site 14 takei 4’/, yardt of 35 ■ incS fabric or 3’/ 4 yeardt of 45 inch. Needlework Pattern No 515 Embr; dered Kittens. Days of the week I t'” toweh ore fun to the embroider It t de * tn outline stitch. Send for No. 515 O»r Needlework Catalog contain: coupon for selecting one pattern free 30 centt Send 35c foe each drete pattern t‘ for each needlework pattern (add Sc I each pattern for third clast mailing c 10c for each pattern for first class ma mg) to AUDREY LANE BUREAU Bom 14, . New York 1, N f.