The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 18, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 April 1964 — Page 8

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — April .30. 1901

North Liberty School Spelling Champs Crowned On April 21. at the regular April meeting of the North Liberty I*TA. the school spelling champions ww crowned for the North Liberty Schools Division championship contests were held in three grade groups. 3rd. Ith and sth grade; 6th. 7th and Bth grade; and a high hool contest. Ribbons were a arded to the finalists by Lhe High School National Honor Society, sponsored by Everett Holmgren. Presenting the ribbon.* were Cheryl Iteron. Nancy Mangu* and Charlene Lush bough Awards were won as follows: Grades 3-4-5; Champion. Jim Donathcn; 2nd. Richard Steele: 3i d. Debra Kunhal; 4th. Sandra Ogle; sth. Alan Bachtel; and 6th. Connie Harbaugh In the 6th. Grades 6-7-8; Champion JoAnn i

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VOTE FOR Robert T. Reese FOR POLK-LINCOLN-JOHNSON SCHOOL BOARD V QUALIFICATIONS M Q Polk Twp. Resident 13 Years — Polk Twp. Businessman 14 Years T Graduate Indiana University B. S. Degree In Business Married, 3 ( hildren Ages 5 -16 —1 Years U. S. Navy -W.W. II Y E Member Masonic I^odge Member Odd Fellows Lodge — Member Tyner E. U. B. Church — Common Sense 3

Clingonpeel; 2nd Janet Chngenpevl; 3rd, Linda Davis; Ith. Chris Anderson: sth. June Wolfe: anil 6th. Kathy Zook In the high school championship the winners and runnm up were is follows: champion. Charlene Kruegei ; 2nd. Margaret Mangus; 3rd, Aretta "isney; Ith. Phil Lappin; sth. Bruce Vernon, and 6th. Gloria Dalke Pronounce^ s for the championships were Mrs Fauntelle Spellman. vocal music teacher in the North Liberty Schools, in the third thru eighth grade divisions; and Cecil Keiser, teacher of English in the North Liberty High School, for the High School Championship General cnairman of the contest this year was Mrs. Ann Russ, high school teacher At this meeting, the Art work of students in al! grades in the North Liberty Schools was on display In grades kindergarten thru four, the classroom tea-hers do their own art instruction. while in grades five through high school

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Steven A Smith is the art instructor. Many fine works of the students were on display, and especially were the comments favorable for the water paint work which students have been doing The I*TA bospitahty committee sened refreshments after the meeting. The April committee consisted of Mrs. Ri hard Roush, chairman, and Mrs Lyle McCormick, Mrs Bill Moon and Mrs. Glen Shupert. Business Women Club Enjoys Smorgasbord Forty-three membeis of the Walkerton Business and Professional Women's Club enjoyed a smorgasbord at Mary Kay's Restaurant. North Liberty, Thursday night. Tile tables were decorated with vases of greenery with yellow and white hyacinths. The arrangement on the officers' table , was yellow mums and white snapdragons Mrs Willard Baker was introduced as a new member It was voted to give $25.00 for the After Prom Party. Members are asked to get in touch with Mrs. James Reed if they could assist in de -orating the Youth Building for the Prom Party Birthdays honored were those of Linda Huhnke, Mrs. Hazel Barden and Mrs Richard Palmer Mrs. Lucille Ward was awarded the door prize. A purse searching contest was won by Mrs. Newton Williams and Mrs Bess Gindelberger Mrs George Ferverda won anothei contest Hostesses were Mrs .Ta k Rizek. chairman: Mrs John Powell. Mrs. Harry Masterman. Mrs Elsie Johnson. Mrs. Kenneth Klmedinst. Mrs Robert Hostetler, and Mrs. Amos Hunt. Many people get into hot water by stepping under a shower of criticism

Walkerton i Rainbow News Miss Carolyn Mann. Worthy Advisor of Walkerton Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, opened the regular meeting of the Assembly Monday evening with a special greeting as the Assembly was celebrating its 15th anniversary. The following honored guests were presented behind the bow and escorted to the East: Mrs. Ewart Farrar, first Mother Advisor; Mrs. Clarence Reid, fifth Mother Advisor, and Mrs. Leonard I Beaty, sixth Mother Advisor. Three of the thirty charter mernJbers were present and honored. They' were Mrs Edgar Cole, the former Jean Beaty; Mrs. Bonnie i New land i Smith, and Mrs. Damaris (Drews) Smith. Past Worthy Advisors present were Mrs. Gerald Houser, Mrs. Cole.

EXPERIENCED IN GOVERNMENT . . . former County Communoner, no other candidate offer* luch proven e«per,ence. ★ IN G.O.P. AFFAIRS . . retpeefed by both young ond old oi o »toble, moture, hord working Republicon! ★ IN BUSINESS A COMMUNITY ... 30 yeon of wccmfel buwneii management ond a reudent for 40 year*!

firm rm her the name . . • FRANK J. MacNAUGHTON Republican for St. Joseph County TREASURER Be sure to vote in the Mar 5 Primary—your rote it the mott important one.'

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and Miss Sharon Smith. E Past Mother Advisor was t sen ted a corsage and gift. E charter member and worthy visors were presented corsa from the assembly. During the social hour, a In three tiered birthday cake, be tifully decorated in pink ro. white doves, anchors and hea topped with the Rainbow embi and the number "15" forth anniversary. Hostesses were M Hazel Barden. Mrs. Lawrer Pontius and Mrs. Harry Di Fry. The Rainbow Girls will part pate in the Cancer Drive sp Bored by the Veterans of F cign Wars Post 8^62 for • American Cancer Society. Th day evening, April 30. It takes a genius to get cents worth of purchasing p<> - nut of today’s dollar.