The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 43, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 October 1964 — Page 7

They'll Wake Up Smiling! For as long as any citizen of Walkerton can remember, on Halloween our boys and girls have enjoyed donning fancitul attires and changing their usually pleas, ant miens into the scary appear, ances of spooks, goblins and witches. Throughout the United States, other young trick or treaters followed th* same tradition, year after year, since time immemorial. Phen, Just fifteen years ago, a new element was injected into the custom which dated back to the Druids and ancient Romans. On October 31. 1930. for the first time, a small group of Sunday school pupils in the suburb of a large American city, had the idea that they could do better than gather candy and apples for themselves Thcv sbontar ws’v decided that while they were doing their rounds, ringing doorbells and asking for treats. they might just as well collect pennies, n c’-. els and dimes to help other c’u’dren. less fortunate than themBelves, in distant narts » -» world. So they did, returning with 117 In small coins. To say that this inspiration anm* balled, is an nrlerwtatement. It caught on like wildfire, across all 50 states, and eventually wound un right in our midst here Walkerton. The nationwide 1963 UNICEF Halloween resulted in over $2,000 000 for needy children around the world In a saw days, our own boys and g'rls will again be among scene 3 5 million young Americans engage*! in this new. beneficent version of the old tradition in some 13 000 er mmurtti^ from coast to coast, and in Alaska and Hawaii. To what use will this money be put? To state it in simple, direct terms, it Will save ch 1drery» lives and ensure a better future for them in more than 100 countries. This will’w* accomplished by Vie United Nation”* Children’s Fund, the largest organisation entirety devoted to the wd. fare of children. This UNICEF is suonsored by the Mothndist Youth Fellowship, and will be held on Sunday evening. October 25th Participants will be identified bv their collection car-tons: half-pint milk containers bearing an oranr? and black label with the UNICEF symbol of a mother and child. * KEEP * CONGRESSMAN JOHN BRADEMAS ■ I? 1 T»«»• w. Working in , Washington I FOR YOU CONGRESSMAN ■UMMS * WWKSFM MMEBKMmMOREJMS Vote Dcmwraiic Pol pd for by Cltiient to* Rrod»n*o* Co"*” G«o<cmi N Reo"’*', Jr. Chairmen; A. I Yeoge* S*-r»»<xy Tremurer

Presbyterian Youth Name Leaders The second meeting of the Presbyterian Junior High Youth group was held at Rouse’s on Sunday evening. John Walker had the lesosn and Pat Kelleher and Unda Bouse refreshments. The business meeting was opened by president Janice Hartsough The next project is a hayride on Thursday evening. BUI Harrold, Roy Johnson and John Walker had charge of a ghost walk METHODIST MYF COLLECTS FOK INK FF The junior and senior Methodist Youth will participate in the “Trick or Treat" program foi UNICEF this Sunday evening They are to meet at the church

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at 5 p m. The young people will be identifier! by UNICEF tags T}u« money collected goes to help needy children throughout the wond Refn'*«hments will be -en-. ed at the church parsonage following the collection. COUNSELING SEK\ K E Rev Harold Williams of the local Methodist Church has recently beer appointed as Pastoral Counselor of South Bend Counseling Center. The Center's main pin [Mise is to be of sen-ice. to a< si.st persons of any creed or con dition to copo with the crisis of life by personal counseling, and. when indicated, by proper referral to other professional sen-ices. The center w ill serve persons living within a fifty mile radius of South Bend.

METHODIST REFORMATION SER\ If E Th<- Methidist Church wil; } observing Reformation Sunday this week at tho 10:35 morrAng wonhip ren-icc. The pastor will give the. sermor ano tne z,dult Choir will present an anthem under th.’ direction of Sylvester Amsler Mrs. Grace Atwood will b? the organist

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STAR 11. D. CLUB TO MEET The Star Home 1 h monst rat i-m ('lub will hold their meeting w th Mra. John Ort, Poppy Road, <xtolier 2H. 7:30 pm. Then, will he • lection of officers and members will work on gifts f' pa’ tlm at Re'itty hospital Airs. Harry Brodzynski and Mrs Matthew Pike will give Hx* h s in on "H >w To Entertain "