The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 36, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 September 1964 — Page 12

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — Sept. 3, 1961

North Liberty School Open Tuesday (Continued from Pago li T ><• Palna i. h., • a son. l-y< o i Kent R M; Hoi s V r wo fm th , • Iv o yea'--. >n< 1- G ri's P -- n il Education b; <■ in b ' I N nth Liberty h • b i< L ■ o A'is, Edgar Col< a,> a tea her m g ide 5. Mi - Hou o North L G 'ly .a . -.i >.de ot North Ut H Bethel Colleg” She . he. n doing gradual, W"ik at Ball State I ward het Masters I’.'giee. The H niser- have live sons, three of them stud.nts in th Elementary Schcx 'l. Mrs. Sullivan, a resident of S >uth Bend, will be teaching gills i>-ysical educat-on in I- th schools. S ie is a graduate of a high school ii Milwaukee Wisconsin. and a c Htge graduate from Wisconsin University She taught last yeat in thu Perley School in South B-nd They have a son aged two. The remamd< r of the E’ementrry f**hool s' iff is as follows: Grade 1 Mr- Marior Fra v, Kenneth. Mobley. M's Max S eele Grade 2 Mis Charles Bonham. Mrs John Mi’ us. Mi.- Richard Stump Grade 3 Mm Thelma Hay. Mrs. Hailey Mangus Grade 1 Mrs. Arthur Lane. Mrs lister Theis. Mr. John Wilc x Grade 5 M <s Blanche Jackson. Willard Templin Grades 6 and 7 Thomas Chamberlin. Science; Forrest Dunnuck. Mathematics and P E James Jenkins. Social Studies; The following special teachers who serve both buildings: B Milton Porter. Band; Steven A. Smith. Art: Mrs David Spellman, vocal mu-

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sic; Mi Richard Zook, Library. Mis. Zook will Iso teach Bth gr: Lan tinge Arts, and serve as the Librai inn a' ire. ne School 1 m .a : l m.r e i.- again Mr Joan Lu ster, oi S. :th Bend. She also sene- a. school nur.se la ti.e Cen’re and Lydick Schools. Custodian- for the Elementary School are Kenneth Holderread and George Krm ger. Heading tin staff of the cafeteria program aie Mis. Ralph Andreae. lunchroom supervisor: and Miss Mildred Albright, head cook; and Mrs. Ray Albright. Mrs. William Bauman and Mrs. Eldon Kane, cooks. Bus drivers in the North Liberty District are the same as last year. They are: Herbert Anderson. Paul Anderson, Richard Clark. Fail Gensinger Chester Johnson. Donn McDaniel, Maurice Quigley. Rolnut Rauen. Gene Snyder and Palmer Snyder. The school secretary for the Elementary School is again Mis. Harry Kurzhal and the principal is Gary G. Nelson. New teachers in the North Liberty High School are: Charles Johnson, graduate of Momence, Illinois High School and Butler University. He has eight years of teaching experience. He coached at Auburn High School four years. The last three years he taught at Main Jr. High in Mishawaka. His family includes two sons, ages 10 and 8. He resides in South Bend in Riverside Manor. Mr. Johnson will teach Science and Biology and serve as assistant in football and baseball. Also new to the staff this year is Stephen Freeman who will teach Vocational Agriculture and Shop. Mr. Freeman has been in industry for a number of years in South Bend and formerly taught at New Carlisle. The remainder of the staff is as follows: Mrs. Geraldine Addison, Science

and Mathematics Mrs. Ei aon Andreae, Home Economies Rolktl Gowin, Commerce and Head Basket! M Coach (Arthur Gray, Social Studies Dennis Johnston, Languages and H. S. English Cecil Keisi r, Latin and English Jack Lowe. Dialling and Phys. Ed. Mrs Jane M< Farlane, Business Education Lloyd Miller. Eighth Grade Social Studies and Head Baseball Coach Mrs. Ann Russ, Mathematics Steven A. Smith, Art Mrs. Valerie Sullivan, Girls Phys. Ed Alvin J. Taylor, English Mrs. Joyce Zook. Eighth Grade English and Library B. Milton Porter, Instrumental Music Mrs. Fauntelle Spellman, Vocal Music Custodians for the High School are: William Bauman. Kenneth Mobley and George Humphries. Mrs. Zelpha Walsh will be secretary again this year and Keith F. Davis, principal. Reaches 1 Finals For State Homemaker A Walkerton woman who was nominated as a candidate to the Indiana State Homemaker of the Year contest, was selected t° participate in the finals over the week end as one of the top ten homemakers of the year. She is Mrs. Harry Malstaff who, with her husband, was a guest of the Marott Hotel, Indianapolis, over the week end. The ten finalists were interviewed personally throughout the afternoon, and were enertained in the evening with a banquet and attending the Slate Fair program to enjoy the Tennessee Ernie Ford Show. The ten women and their husbands were from all over the state, three from Southern Indiana. five from the central part and two from the northern portion of the state. The second woman from this area who was from

near Niles, Michigan at South [ Bend, was named the winner as Indiana Sta’e Homemaker of | 1964. She is Mi Eugene Montgomery, a mother of eight children between the ages of six and 19 years, two of which are attending Purdue Univei.-ity, and one was named Sweepstakes winner of the fair in entomology. Mrs. Montgomery was nominated from the Darden Forest Home Demonsration Club. Mrs. Malstaff was nominated from the Better Homes Demonstration Club of Walkerton. The other eight were nominated by Federated Women's Clubs, tv. » from a social sorority, two by the farm Bureau and the n were Home Demonstration Clu members. A coffee was i d Monday morning to open L. lies Day at the fair and the “Fit t Ten" were special guests, afti r which a fashion show and program was enjoyed. The State Fair Board members each introduced the candidates and Mrs. Iva Wright, in charge of all women’s division of the fair, introduced the winner. She was presented with a SIOO.OO check and an engraved gold howl. Each of the ten finalists were presented a Kodak Instamatic Camera, a ball poin pen. a lighter and also sweep ■ ke ribbons. □——- — — □ HOSPITAL NEWS □ □ Holy Family Importe Admitted: Jame. Kearney. Mrs. Kenneth Graves, Fdwin Brooker. OsteOpatidc Surgical: Mrs Amelia Harrison, fractured hip. □ □ BIRTHS □——— — — □ A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Sherland in Community hospital Avgust 27. Mr. and Mrs. Jo' Turnes are the parents of a laughter bom August 30 in Os' it hie hospital. South Bend A son. Eric Dei ’ . as bom August 29 to Mr. Mi's. Gary Freeman in Gr< Barrington. Mass. Mrs. Free, n was the former Nancy May.

□ — c DEATHS □ c Mrs. .Nellie Wringer Funeral । i vices for Mrs Nell Jane Wringer 71, of Rt. 3. Walk erton, were held at 2 p.m. Moi day. August 31, in the Ranr. Funeral Home in Hamlet. IP W. W. Cale, pastor of the Cht. of God, LaPaz, and Rev. ( Ricks, pastor of the Ha.il, Methodist Church, officiated, wit burial in the Woodlawn Cemetery Walkerton. Mrs. Wringer died Friday. Au gust 28, in Starke Memorial ho pital. Knox, after a year's illneShe was born Dec. 27. 1892, । Tennessee, and came to this are 18 years ago. She was marrn Oct. 21, 1916, in Dayton, Tenn., t Forrest J. Wringer who survive Mrs. Wringer was a member o the Church of God, in Plymout Surviving with the husband at three sons, James of Plvmouih Earl of Hamlet, and Clifton < Walkerton; one daughter. Mi Lydia Bartley, of South Bend one sister, Mrs. Lizzie Goode < lensing, Tenn.; eleven grandchi! dren and two great-grandchildre:. KO Pjf j a LidLiJ^ HANDCRAFTED for Greater Dependability The PARKHURST Model 8231 U Deluxe furniture console In Danish Modern lo boy styling. Choice of oil- • finished Walnut or Blond Oak veneer* and aelect hardwood solid*. Zenith Color T.V. Price] Start At Just 1 > $399 95 ZENITH’s own performance features • Exclusive Super Gold Video Guard 82 channel tuning system with 125 gold contacts for longer TV life, greater picture J stability. e Patented Color * Demodulator Circuitry ■ X for color TVs most ar accurate hues. f e Zendh eulcmatlc color T L cut p’s for supeib black * and white pictures. X * Zendh "cepacity plus” Jr v components that last » longer. w ♦ e No printed titcUitß No J ' production shOr^uug [ Modem Electric | Your TV & Appliance । Supermarket North Liberty