The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 27, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 July 1964 — Page 6

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — July 2, 1964

North Liberty ' Bert Shupert is in failing health. Robert Jaques and Robie were Bunday visitors of Mr. and Mi's. Charles Ulrich. , Ricky Steele is at the Methodist Youth Camp at Battleground this week. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Snyder •pent the week end in Beloit, .Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harbaugh •nd girls visited Mrs. Alma HarBaugh on Sunday. Mrs. Richard Glover of Warsaw spent Tuesday with her parent Mr. and Mrs. Del Pearse. / Mr. and Mrs. Allen Balsley and family were Thursday evening •upper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Britton of South Bend. Miss Jo Anne Miller of Broomfield. Colorado, visited Mrs. Bert Rudynski and family Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Sollenburger of Washington, D. C., were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Winkle. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rudynski •nd family were Wednesday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herald Schrader at Koontz Lake. ’ Mr. and Mrs. John Beron Jr. •rd family were Saturday night Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. illard paragon of Walkerton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wonder •nd son Jerry of Cleveland. Ohio, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Winkle. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Mamerow •nd Junior attended the Mamercw reunion at Kendallville Sunday. „ Mr. apd Mrs. Robert Rauen •nd family visited in the Lynn Phegley Jiome in LaCrosse Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harbaugh Os Largo, Florida, were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harbaugh. i Mr. and Mrs. Floyd WhrteJeather and daughters of South Bend, and Mrs. Esther Harman, visited with Rev. and Mrs. George Holston and family at Kokomo recently. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rauen •nd family. Mr. and Mrs Bill Doan and Charles Gordon, attended the wedding of Roy Crame ^d Cheryl Krueger at Valparaiso Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Al Summerfield recentlv entertained a few friends withasplash party. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hill and chi.dren. Mrs. Betty Wharton. Mr. •nd Mrs. Jack Lowe and family, Billie Albert, and their sons. Mike Bruce and Mark. The 26th Ohve Branch School reunion was held at Shenemar is Grove last Thursday with thirty guests present. Those from a distance were Mrs. Julia Holdeman •nd Mrs. Ruth Budd and sons from Glendale, Calif. The reunion will be held at the same time •nd place in 1965. 1 ’ 4-H NEWS Carole Tuttle, daughter of Mr. •rd Mrs. Stanley Tuttle, returned Fridav from the Indiana State 4-H Junior Leader Conference, held at the new 4-H Training Center. Lafayette, Indiana. Carole represented Walkerton and was sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Bouth Bend. Camp Darden Has 50 Children In First Period Fifty children from twenty-one •chools in the county entered Camp Darden Monday for a fourW&ek camping period. The chiliren were checked in at the St. Joseph County Tuberculosis League before going out to camp. A dailv schedule planned to improve the physical condition of Hie campers and at the same time •How for a varied program of eamn activities, was started on Btonday.

Tioke Girl Scouts The Tioake Girl Scout Day Camp, held at Stuntz Pine Forest, was well attended. There were 84 Girls Scouts and Brownies registered and 61 completed the two week period with perfect attendance. We had adequate staff this year also. Overnight camping was enjoyed by 29 girls. An impressive program was held Thursday evening after the parents visited the units to see the crafts made by the girls. The theme for the program was “A Day in Camp,'’ narrated by Jan Busaie. The girls pitched a tent, demonstrated lashing a tripod and towel rack. The Brownies laid a camp fire to demonstrate the skill of fire building and outdoor cooking. The fire was lit with a flaming torch in the spirit of Scouting. Ten girls then lit small fires around the circle as they recited the laws as a part of a Scout’s Omen. The program was ended with a flag

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ceremony and “Taps” was played. Perfect attenance awards were given, and Mrs. Lee, the director, presented each staff membeer a gift. Mrs. Lee received a gift from the staff. A Girl Scout statue in bronze, was presented to Mr. Stuntz. Camp director was Mrs. James Lee, vith Mrs. Ruth DeSimone as general chairman. Other staff members were: Mrs. George Parks, Mrs. Casimer Stasko, Mrs. Jan Bussie. Mrs. Viola Boone, Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Mi's. Pat Cook, Mrs. Bill Willie, and Mrs. Charlene Jensen. Twenty-one women assisted these people as co-lead-ers. , Stringtown Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Millar of McAllister, Okla., who have been guests in the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Carlson the past two weeks, left Sunday for Canton, 111., where they will visit another daughter

and family before returning to their home. • Lewis Jackson remains the came in Memorial hospital. Roger and Caroline Stull are recovering from having their tonsils removed last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Knepp spent the week end with their son, Mrs. and Mrs. Loren Knepp in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sheneman received a phone call Saturday from their son, Dennis, that he would fly home to spend the 4th of July with them. Picnics held at the Sheneman grove this week were the Olive Branch School, Friendly Neighbors Club, and the Beaver Creek Sunday School picnic. / Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Fox of Akron, Ohio, spent several days last week with the Robert Kanes. । Take your pay in experience —neither fraud nor taxation can I take it away from you.

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FINCH-REAMER REUNION The 24th annual reunion of the Finch-Reamer families was held last Sunday, June 28, at the farm residence of Mr. and Mrs. EarJ Eldred, North Liberty. A good attendance and an aboundant pot luck dinner helped make* an enjoyable day. Games, contests and visiting comprised the entertainment. For traveling the greatest distance, an award was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schreeves, of Maryland; oldest present, Earl Eldred; yertmgest, Billy Clarke. The following officers were elected: Richard Eldred, president; Daniel Eldred, vice president; and Marjorie Clarke, sec-retary-treasurer. The 25th reunion will be held June 27, 1965, at the Wendell Eldred home, South Bend, j The fellow who throws bouquets at himself finds he’s the world’s worst marksman.