The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 13, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 March 1964 — Page 1

Volume 88; Number 13

N. L. OES To Install New Officers Friday Mrs. Dale Trobaugh will he installed as Worthy Matron of the North Liberty Chapter 290 Order of Eastern Star, at a public installation Friday. March 27th, at 8:00 pin. D^le Trobaugh will be installed as Worthy Patron. Other officers to be installed at this time are: Associate Matron and Patron. Mr. and Mrs. James Wolfe. Secretary. Mrs. Harold Fisher Treasurer, Mrs Harry Brodzinski Conductress. Mrs. Donald Kuber Associate Cond. Mrs. William Snyder Chaplain, James Fogle Marshal, Mrs. James Fogle Organist, Mrs James Hullinger Adah. Mrs. Roy Clark Ruth. Mrs. Howard Alward Esther. Mrs. Elmer Hunt Martha, Mrs Billie Howard Electa. Mrs. Kent Palmer Wartier. James Hullinger Sentinel, Howard Alward prompter. Mrs Travis Jones Assistant organist. Mrs. Leslie Foreman Installing officers will he Miss Terrie Trobaugh. Bible presentation Mrs. Ralph Kaser, Installing matron Ralph Kaser, installing patron Mrs. R. H Franklin, marshal Mrs. William Bowers, chaplain Mrs. Leslie Foreman, organist Mrs. Do Wayne Burch, soloist A reception will be held in the social room following the installation. Presiding at the table will be Mrs. Ernest Klein, Jr . Past Worthy Matron, and Mrs. Travis Jones. Past Matron. The public is Invited. “Tag Day” This Saturday For Athletic Boosters The Walkerton Athletic Boosters, with the cooperation of many of the Walkerton High School Athletes, will have a Tag Day Saturday. March 2* in the business district. The tags are yours for any donation you wish t 1 give. The Boosters, who have been very active in supporting the athletic programs of the school a well as the fans through paving for buses tn games, are also in the process of building another Little League Diamond in Walkerton in a much safer area The new diamond w not expected ’o be readv for use this season but should be in fine shape for the team to use the following year Also in the plan for later this spring, is another Athletic Boosters Banquet It is hoped to secure another top flight personality for this event which will be announced in more detail in the near future. Remember Saturday when you see the boys with the canister'; selling Athletic Booster Tag l * buy a tag and he an athletic booster. 67 Prizes To Be Given At Efrir Hunt Sunday The Walkerton Volunteer Fire Department has announced that 67 prizes will he given at the annual Easter Egg Hunt Sundav afternoon at the park The hunt will begin at 2 tx) p m In addition, many candy eggs will be available for all AB firemen are asked to be Present at 100 pm in their unif e-nis.

Good Friday Service Program For Walkerton Good Friday services will be held at the Presbyterian Church on Friday. March 27. starting at 1 p.m. and continuing to 3 p.m. The theme for the service will be "The Seven Words to the Cross.' The schedule of speak : s is as follows: First Word: 'Derision". Rev. David Owen, Presbyterion Church Second Word: "Pious", Rev. David Eder. Walkerton E.U.B. Third Word: "Mockery ", Rev. John Hall. Pilgrim Holiness Fourth Word: "Criminal ", Rev Paul Loucks, Koontz Lake United Missionary Fifth Word: "Believer", Claude York, layman from the Tyner E.U.B. Church Sixth Word "Bystander". Rev Kaye Casterline. Tyner E.U.B. Seventh Word: "Faith , Rev Harold Williams. Methodist Church. We invite all persons of the area to share in these services of contemplation and challenge This is being sposored by the Walkerton area Ministerial Association. N. UGood Friday Services Begin At Noon A three hour Good Friday Service for the churches of North Liberty wall be held from 12:00 noon until 3:00 p.m. Friday at the First Brethren Cluurtr In North Liberty at the comer of Center and Maple Streets. This will feature seven complete w’orship services centering around the seven words from the cross. The schedule is as follows: 12:00-12:05, Call to W’orship, Rev Win Curtis, Pastor of the First Brethren Church 12 05-12 30, The Word of Intercession. Rev. Perry Huffaker, Pastor of the Pine Creek Church of the Brethren 12:30 -12:55, "Die Word of Pardon. Rev. Dean Kreig. Pastor of Beaver Creek Wesleyan Methodist Chunh 12 55-120, The Word of Human Care. Rev. Tom DuVall. pastor <»f the Star Wesleyan Methodist Church ] >O.l 4.5, The Word of LoneHnes" Rev A P Wenger, pastor of the North Überty Church of the Brethren 1 1,5-2 10, The Word of Human Xm>l. Rev J”* 10 Palmer. Pa-’dor of the Christian Church 10-2 35 The Word of Victory. Rev Cha let Patterson, pastor of the Methodist Church 2 X 5-3 00 The Word nf C ° m ' ' ament Rev Donald Miller, pasX the Vniled Penccostal Church. _ R P. X W. To Meet The W dkertnn Business and r „ Wr'en’ Club wHI Profes-noU I t' ulav Mir h 2»> h. at rnre’ lmr • . hi thc Town Club Secret paD bp revealed and each member is , i t create and wear an n » > f r fun M-s William Zahrt H hairman ot tn tee. SENIOR < 1 ( ' R "' , H । The Walkerton Semo- • wash Saturdnv . c - it Mar’ in s March 2s from 1 ’ D-X and Baker’s and vd ■ - tion. All cars $1 "T 23 CLUB B h The 23 Club w 1! hny ’ 1 Sale Saturday a’ th< N - ' . tv * H ertv Bark Your pat’ appreciated.

WALKERTON, INDIANA MARC If 26, 1964

Select Delegates For Girls' State Front Walkerton Mas Terry’ Keck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Keck, 1117 Ohio Street, has been selected to attend Hoosier Girls" State representing Walkerton High School, Terry attends the United Brethren Church in Walkerton, is sec-retary-treasurer of GAA, vice president of the Music Honor Society, member of the concert band, dance band, chorus. National Honor Society, school paper and annual staff. She was also a candidate for both Homecoming Queen and FFA Sweetheart, and is in the junior plav cast. ■K* ‘ I *■ * K The alternate delegate is Patricia Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker, Rt. 3, Miss Sue Khnedinst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Klinedinst, Rt. 1, Grovertown, has been selected to attend Hoosier Girls’ State, representing Grovertown (Oregon-Davis) High School. Sue attends the Immanuel Lutheran Church in Donaldson, has been in the choir for three years, band two years, cheerleader for two years and is in the junior play cast. v ■ w (ft 3 ’' 'Tft - r i Alternate is Mias Sharon Awald. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Awald. route 3, Walkerton. The 23rd session of Hoosier Girls’ State will be held June 28 to July sth at Teter Quad. Indiana University. Bloomington. The purpose of Girls’ State is to educate our young women in the duties privileges, rights and responsibilities of American Citizenship. and to give to those citizens, in a realistic manner, an opport unity to learn the problems <>f government with special empha is upon the contributions women can make to the welfare of the city, county, state ami nation These girls are sponsored by the Orville Rasterdiv Unit D 9, Walkerton Mrs Edward Klopfenstein is the local chairman

Lions And Guests Enjoy Jim Powers; Arce Wins Award The Walkerton Lions Club and their guests, which in, lud*d the 1963-64 basketball team of Wilkerton High School, completely enjoyed the talk given bv South Bend Central’s coach, Jim Powers, Tuesday at the annual basketball night Coach Powers, who has one of the more respected coaching jobs in Indiana, stressed four factions of the game, the players, the coach, the referees, and the fans in his talk that was both very interesting and informative. Tolling of the duties of a coach and a player, Powers brought out several strong points, including the duties of a coach which far exceed putting a team on the basketball floor. He mentioned that every boy who has participated in athletics remembers his coaches, where the same Individuals do forget teachers and friends of the same time in their lives. Each coach gives to each boy something to remember and is instrumental in their lives as they grow older He also stated that < oa< hing is not an easy job A coach is in the limelight all the time and his decisions and actions are remembered by many as ho directs his team Respect is due a coach, whether he is coa<'hing in a big school or small Respect of the fans as well as . the players is necessary to make his job a success This means much to the coach as well as an I individual. Concerning the plaver. he stressed several things. One is school work. This Is important. Good students and good basketball go hand in hand Desire was another necessary asset A player must have the desire and be willing to “put out" to produce the best results. Even in defeat, if the knowledge of this effort is there, it makes the game worthwhile just knowing that the best was given in the cause Pride is important to a player. He must have pride in his school and his team. To each player the team ami school ho represents should b»> in his mind the best m the country. The relationship between son and parents is important Each has to make their own sacrifices when a bov Is actively engaged tn sports. The coop<-raton of each i.^ necessary and must be present. Tying these together, the boy must realize he Is representing his school and team both on the floor ami off as the example he sets will ho remembered by the public through this image. Carins Arce, a senior member of the team, was presented the Lions Club Award for 1964 at this meeting This annual awanl Is one of the highlights of the March meeting and is particularlv important to the bov who is »o honored Harold Rizek i winner of the award in 1953 m ide the presentation to Carlos explaining what the award stand for and the seven factors lete-minmg the recipient < f the mnui! award whi< h is made in the form of a trophy. Two new members w» re inducted into the chib ar this meeting bv paM prescient B F Runny’’ Williams They were Henrv Rzady and Roh Hder Jr In addition a delicious ham hnner wi served and the usual lu ’v singing followed the m.-al keeping everyone in fine spirits for ti e evening. Slow down an I live’

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List Donors For Industrial Fund Drive To Date As our minimum ne»-d for pur-clia-e and development of the required land on the west side of Walkerton is SIO,OOO. we. the b»ard d* 'uc to inf >rm you. who must b e inter* >-ed m thi worthwhile project, the amount we have to date an ! names of donors. each have given the board SIOO.OO. May we add your name next week? Farin’ m State Bank of Wyatt and Walkerton L W Geroer, wyitt Bank Robert Gerber. Wyatt Bank Delons Afderfer, Wyatt Bank Harold Huhnke. Wyatt Bank Paul Gilbert. Gilberts. South Bend Ik>lze Marathon Ralph LaFeber Walter LaFeber. Ithaca. New York Denslow Doll. Doll’s Service Station • George Parks. Plas-Steel Branson E Hiatt. Real Estate Jake Powell. Powell-Mann Chevrolet Co. S. M Shobert. Plas-Steel Alfred W Dr*'w< Contracting Co. Hart sough Mfg CM Dave Mellin. Dave md Ray s Ray Chapman, Dave and Ray s Wavne R Burch, Local Banker Ruth Burch United Telephone Company Dr. Burton L. Furst Dr Walter Denaut Lester Blerty. Walkerton Ford Clyde Walz. Walkerton Oil Co, B I HoLser and Company Maynard Alderfer Dr G R Hershberger Arthur L. DeMyer Charles O H tier and Sons Walkerton Business and Professional Club Dr Bryce B Rohrer Walkerton M.'di* a! Clinic Jacob Drug Store Mahlon Jacob Rexall Drugs Charles Wooley, Skogmos Independent-New - Bob I rbin Walkerton Tool and Die Harold Rizek Central Credit Corp Agnew Ludwig. Heating an I Plumbing Russ Rhine. Walkerton Body Shop Harlan Kepcha Cre«’d Septic Tank Co. Han ev’s Dime Store St. Patrick Men's Club Methixhst Daymen’s Club Plus several other gifts to b? published in next week s list of donors Also 15 shares $1 s<^ given bv the board thru sale of lan*l owned for almost 29 years Walkerton Chamber of Commerce Walkerton Lions Club While we are near the $• <>^4 mark we arc badly in need of your help. North Liberty Faster Ectr Hunt Thk Saturday An Ea ter Fgg Hunt srvn^red bv the Park R.-ml and ’he North Libertv Mini terial A soctation. will b-‘ beM it ’he N "-th Liberty* Park on Saturday. March 28 beginning at 1 Id pm. The park area will be divided Children up to 4 vears: from I to .5 vears inn to 6'h birthday!: from 6 to 8 vears and 9 to 12 vears Children under 3 vears m iy be accompanied by a parent or an older brother or sister. There are to be no nt res given other than the eggs thit are found