The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 1 October 1964 — Page 5

Couple To Celebrate 60th Anniversary 1* 'H ■ JCt • jfl H r’* V, & w ' -'Hk t-^'"* <♦* • X* L' <■ .& x A HF- z eHiffi

Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Rinehart of Orlando, Florida, formerly of LaPorte, will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on Sunday from 2:30 to 4 :30 in the basement of the First Christian Church in LaPorte. Mr. Rinehart and his wife, the former Hazel Jones, were married Octolier 4, 1901, in Walkerton. Mr. Rinehart is a retired plastering < ontractor, having practiced in LaPorte 47 years before retit ng to Florida. The couple have three children. Normat? Milton and Mrs. Betty Fisher, all of LaPorte. They have five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Friends ar*j relatives are invited to call during the open house. It is requested that gifts be omitted. GIIRL SCOt’TS ELECT OFFICERS Girl Scout troop No. 177 met to organize for the coming year. Officers were elected as follows: Patrol leaders. Marianne Kersh, Lsnn Pickavet ar.-1 Susan Sokol Assistant partol leaders, Karen Waldron, Karen Downey and Virginia DeSimone. Troop treasurer, Cindy Sheaks Troop scribe. Linda Boone Troop leader. Mrs. Forest Boone, and co-leader, Mrs Neil Downey A redidication ceremony was held on September 22 It was decided that at our next meeting we will go on an observation hike with the trail marked in advance by Mrs. Downey. Virginia DeSL mone Susan Sokol and Cindy Sheaka. A surprise snack will be enjoyed at the close of the meeting. Through the years history has n habit of repenting itself — gossip doesn’t have to.

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To Celebrate 60th Anniversary *- V • • ""****Ti A w ‘ ■ > Mr and Mrs. Fred A. Mangus. R. R 3. Johnson Township, Walkerton, will celebrate their 6<Mh wedding anniversary on October sth with a family dinner. They were married October 5. 1904 in Liberty Township, and have lived in this vicinity all their lives. Mr. Mangus is a retired farmer. They are the parents of two daughters. Mis Carrol Travis. I.aPorte .and Mrs. William Feltz, Cedar Ijike; eight grandchildren, two of whom are deceased, and fifteen greatgrandchildren. TRI KAPPA TO MEET Tri Kappa will meet October Ist in the home oif Mrs Robert HH< r. Mrs Donald Hunsu ker. Province Nine Officer, will attend tile meeting,

School Days For Business Women Forty members of the Walkerton Business and Professional Women’s Club and four pMs met at the Mary Kaj- dining r> in in North Liberty Thursday evening for a smorgasbord dinnei and meeting. Mis. Paul Lauck, gaxe the table hies mg. Guests Introduced were Mrs Russell Lawrence. Gary: Mrs Robert Lidy. Mrs. Laymon Bennett and Mrs. George Robinson, all of Walkerton. Following a breif business meeting, the committee in charge conducted a morning at school, in which time exams were given by the teacher, Mrs. Loucks. After all papers were graded, prizes were awarded to Mrs. Lidy. Mis. Bennett and Mrs. A. J. Kennedy. Each member, on arrival, had been given a large hair bow which added to the School Days theme. Mrs. William Zahrt was presented the door prize Twelve ladies contributed to the birthday Pig B istesses were Mrs. Jack Hannagen. Mrs. Harold Sheaks, Mrs George Ferverda. Mrs. Paul Loucks. Mrs Edward Petersen and Mrs. James Morley. l^^SEßvfcE* W^/ NOTES Cd;p XT LAKES. 111. Richard E Morris IN on of Mi ay.j Mi Bert Morris of 111 W. rt Maple Ave., North Lii»erty. recently completed basic training at the Naval Training Center. Great I^ikes, 111.

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Oct. 1, 1964 — THE INDEPENDENT NEWS

The nine-week trair/ing includes nnval orientation, history and organization, • imanship, ordnar.-e ai.-l gunnery, military dull, first aid and survival. During the training, recruits i ■- ceive tests ar/d interviews wlm h determine their future assignment- m the Navy. I por? completing the program, they ar< assigned to service schools for techmeal training or to ship, and stations for on the job trau.-mg in a Navy rating specialty. Naval training pnxluces the power m seapower by suppl- mg personnel to man the ships, pl nes and v-hore stations of t' diy’s SAN DIEGO. Calif. - Edward E Barden. USN, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur R. Barden of Route 3. Walkerton, is undergoing recruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. He is learning basic military law. customs and etiquette, seamanship and a basic knowledge of shipboard routine. Also included in the training is extensive military drill, first aid. swimming, water survival tactics and physical fitness. Upon completion, he wil’ be granted a 14 day leave ' ',.re reporting to his new duty tion or a service school. USS INTREPID Joe K Brown Jr., airman appro’ ■ o. USN son of Mr. and Mrs Joo K Bi vu of route 2. Walkerton, is a ci-oa member of the anti-subm nine u irfare aircraft carrier USS Intrepid which recently won the A- - Flatley Memorial award for its operating safety rec md last year The award is based on credit

points for total arrested carrier aircraft landings. Intrepid is training Midshipmen while a unit of the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. Midshipmen nb ud Intrepid aie recoi' ing practical training in antj-subu .nine warfare techniques, . unanship. navigation, gunnery ar?! shipboard routine in pit-paring for duties as a Naval officer. Powell-Mann Chev.-Olds. Co. Door Prize Winners at the '65 Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Showing 1. Radio — Wayne Burch 2. Motor Tune-up — Chester Dipert (Labor Only) 3. Front End Alignment - (•rover Oplinger (Labor Only) L Hand Portable Spot Lamp - Pauline Knowlton 5. Lub. X ()i| ( hange — Mi s. ( harles Minter Powell Mann ChevrolefOWs ® । 30 »OCX« VI Li RD >BO-3k9 WALKERTON, IND.

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