The Independent-News, Volume 87, Number 43, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 24 October 1963 — Page 17

Grovertown To Present Senior Play Nov. 1-2 W hen the Grovertown seniors present the "Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's C)urt" Friday and Saturday nights, November 1 and 2 at 7:30, they will feature an all star east of players in this delightfully entertaining story. It tells, you may remember, of a shrewd and clever Yankee who finds himself in King Arthur's court, and who develops all the miracles of the twentieth century to baffle the court of King Arthur. Fennie Sable, who plays the rok* of Queen Guenever offers an excellent characterization of a domineering queen who practically runs the good-natured and somewhat discouraged King Arthur. who is played extremely well by Paul Freed. Quee.n Morgan LeFay. the scheming, blackhearted woman.

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Ist Ward Bl I KENNETH E. HVFFSTETTER Resident of Walkerton for 22 yrs., owner of Huffstetter’s Milk Depot, attended Indiana University, Indiana State Normal & Chicago Cnitentity; Father of four children.

DELOY(E “SONNY” ( RIPE Bom & raised in Walkerton; Graduated from Walkerton High School in 1916; Plant manager for Plas Steel Products, Walkerton VOTE TUESDAY NOVEMBER sth VOTE DEMOCRATIC

We, The Candidates, Endorse And Believe In The Principles Os The Democratic Party And Added Improvements For A Bigger And Better Walkerton. We feel that the Town of Walkerton is in a good position to invite new industry to settle in the communitv. We promise a vigorous and untiring effort in promoting and procuring new industry to provide a brighter future for our ever growing population. We also favor the continuation of better streets and parking. We would explore a plan whereby the badly needed sidewalks would be repaired with less cost to property owners. We pitipo.se to improve all municipal operations. We pledge an honest effort to obtain support from surrounding communities to present through proper channels our problems concerning Highways 23 and 6 which serve many people from this area. We feel that with the proper support and operating through the pi oper channels, we will get results. We also believe with a properly planned program, we can plan better park facilities and beautify our park for more people to enjoy. A summer and winter recreation program is a must in our grow ing population of younger people. We believe that if given the proper consideration by the people in the community and the proper planning, Walkerton could have a nice public swimming pool. We promise our efforts to carry out the above Democratic Platform. Please give us your support on November sth for a better W alkei ton. Paid Political Advertisement By The Walkerton Democratic Town Committee

win send shivers up and down you when you witness Jean Lenz in this role. Her villainous partner is none other than the magician Merlin. Larry Bigler portrays this part so realistically that you will probably have trouble sleeping afterwards. Sandy and Elaine are two very charming young ladies of the court, and they are very charmingly played by Stephany Kiryluk and Cindy Moerman. B'>b Wieczork as Hank Bennett, the difficult and screamingly funny Connecticut Yankee, will keep you delighted with his antics. Marion, his sister, is breezily and happily played by Linda Brown and Bonnie IMpert in the only double cast part in the play. Mrs. Bennett, the harassed mother of Hank, is handled expertly by Virginia Zigler Clarence, the mischievous page boy, is played with a great deal of vigor by Mike Sullivan while John Hensler and Don Ward show how they would liave been very excel

2nd Ward Jy" } > 4. / A ARTHI R DEMYER Born & raised in Walkerton, graduated in the Class of 1925; Graduated from Indiana Central in ’32; Owns & operates Walkerton Skelgas Service. _

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I lent knights of old in the roles of i Sir Sagramor and Sir Latin* dot. Tickets may be purchased from 1 any Grovertown senior or at tlx ■ door. Come, your attendance will 1 be appreciated. , Guests Honored At Scottish Rite Reunion * The Scottish Rite Reunion be- ' ing held in South Bend during the week of October 20th will 1 honor all Master and Senior Councilors of the Order of DeMolay, ' and DeMolay Dads in the Valley 1 of South Bend Jurisdiction as \o II as many outstanding Masons who have contributed to the success of the DeMolay program. The following will attend from this area: 1 Robert E Fiaugher. Walkerton: Donald Kuber, North Liberty Invitations to DeMolay guests are being issued by the Hon.

3rd Ward " * ’j # - J J *1 1 * K J GEORGE W. ()( IIS Resident of Walkerton for 17 yrs.; Vice President of O. J. Shoemaker Inc., Heating & Plumbing, South Bend. I

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Robert A Grant. Senior T’ s. • Di tried Judge for Northern Indii an.i. assisted by C C. Buddy ' Faulkner, Executive St- t* tarv of I the Indiana DeMolay Foundation Inc. Judge Grant H b. Mohr. Go.crnor for North* n Indiar * ai d supervi • tlie activitm of th. oo chapters in thts area. The greatest a. *-t of the Ordm of DeMolay is the caliber of mn . it is produ< ing. Former DeMolay

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boys ar«' to lie b und or h.iv- t id mo t <v. rv type nf i. [M.ns Io p" i’ ion ; in our nat hn : < 'ah. . t 11 ‘'o he! '• r itoi . Conji• h > ♦ Jov< rnor < Jiidg>' nud ], ,n • ‘ Hl*' ■X* ' uilve < 'n,,. s< • ’ h Rite in th" Valley of South b, .) is proud that It lan in i d way, ic< ogngize th* a* hi. ~ - m«‘nt and play a part in ti.,r a, ompli. hment.

Uh Ward R. F. in NNV” WILLIAMS Resident ol Walkerton for 17 \rs.; (Graduate of Greene T^p. High SchiMil; 17 years of business in Walkerton; Family of four children.

JACK W. RIZEK l ifetime resident of Walkerton: Graduated from Walkerton High School in ’ss; Has completed public actnunling division 1, elementary accounting, advanced accounting X cost accounting: employed at Charles (). Hiler & Sons, W alkeiton. FOR YOU AND YOUR TOWN — VOTE NOVEMBER sth VOTE DEMOCRATIC

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