The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 49, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 December 1964 — Page 1

Volume 88; Number 49

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N. Liberty To Honor All Fall Athletes The North Liberty High School and Junior High School Football Teams, Cross - Country Team, managers and cheerlea<lers. are toeing honored ala pot luck dinner on Thursday. Dec. 10. at 6:00 p.m. You ami your family are cordially invited to attend this dinner which will be held in the High School Gym. Due to the type of program, we suggest that good judgement be exercised regarding the age of the children who should attend- Milk, coffee, rolls and butter are being furnished. and all other items on the menu arc to be furnished on a carry-in basis. Suggested meat dishes are ham. chicken or meatloaf Please bring at least one covered dish and your own table service. We are very fortunate in being able to secure John Ray, the defensive coach of the great P.HM Notre Dame Irisjt as the speaker of the evening. Mr. Ray has received national acclaim for his work with the Notre Dame defensive unit this year. The dinner is being sponsored jointly by the Football Boosters Club and the Athletic Departments of the two schools All players, managers and cheer leaders are especially urged to *ttend even though their parents might not be able to do so. You may call either of the school offices for further information. The following committees have been appointed by the Booster president, Alton Holmes. with the first listed person acting as chairman. Table* and Seating Jack Holmes Al Summerfield I^e CHngenpecl Alton Holmes Decoration* ami Name C ards Mr. and Mrs Gary Nelson Mr. and Mrs Forrest Dunnuck Varsity Cheer Leaders Program and Publicity Keith F. Davis Jack Lowe Coffer, Milk. Roll*, Butter Mr. and Mrs Stanley Mlekodaj Food Placing Committee Mrs Robert Jackson Mrs. William Hostetler Mrs. William Fannin Mrs. Bernard Arnsberger We Apologize For Light Pages List Week The Independent - News Co. would like to apologize to anyk>ne who received a paper with very light ink on pages five and 12 last week, ax a broken roller on the press was responsible f<»’ this trouble Some papers were m the mail before the trouble u i diJM.vencd and it is estimated that about 250 papers went out this way. We would especially like to apologize to the advertisers. Powell-Mann. Modern Electrie, the Farme'S State Rank, and John Cn>y, whose ads appeared on these jmges TRI KAPPA TO MEET IW. S The Epsilon Chi Chapter of Tri Kappa will hold their December meeting at the home of Mrs. Mahlon Jacob on Thursday. Dec. 3. at 8:00 p m.

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Beagle* - Helllnga In a candle light ceremony at 7.30 p.m. Satu Day, November 28, in the Walkerton E. L'. B. Church. Miss Sally Jean Beagles became tne bilde of Roger Jay Heiimga Site is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Rayniond Beagles. 103 Clarke Blvd, Walkerton. The bndegn.l m is the son of Mr. and Mix Gerald Hellmga, Rt. 1. Plymouth. Rev. David Eiier officiated for the double ring ceremony. Mra. Arthur Mi Ke.♦son, Walkerton, wils the organwt. Miss Janet Gilmer, WalkerU n. soloist, sang •'Because", "I Love You Truly,' and "The Wedding Prayer." Two seven branched Swedish candelabra, palms and cathed al vases of white gladioli decorated the altar Mrs. Norman Beagles, Walkerton, was matron ~f honor for her sister-in-law. Bridesmaids were Miss Pamela Buwaie, Walkerton, and Miss Janice Boroughs, cous. in of the bride, of Plymouth Four year- Id Cathy Jenkins of Winamai, was flower girl. She is a niece of the groom. Master Randy Candler, Walkerton, was the ring bearer. Ik < n an was Howanl Gilmer, Waike ton Seating the guests were the couples brothers. Norman Ik agles anl Jerry Helhnga Russell Morns, Walkerton, was tnu groomsman The bride, cworted to the altar by her father, chose a gown ,4 bouquet taffeta, styled with a basque bodice, long pointed sleeps, and a semi-s»ooped neckline Re-<’inbroidere»i Alen«*on bice accented the neckline with tiny seed {M- irls cente ing the flowers The front of the A-line skirt had a slant-wise applique of the lace. The lowered buck waistline was accented with a self bow. The skirt fell into a chapel tram. A

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crown of pearls and Aurora crystal beads held the bouffant ballerina veil of silk illusion. She carried a cascade bouquet of white ca. nations. The matron of honor wore a full length g.»wn of willow green satin, taxhioned with a fitted bodi<s\ three-quarter length sleeves and an oval neckline. The A-line skirt was accented Ln the back by a self bow. A matching braided rose head piece held her blusher veil. She car. ied a bouquet of gold mums. The bridesmaids g >wns of gold satin were styled identical to that of the matron of honor. They each carried bouquets of br ,nze mums. The flower girl wore a floor length gown of willow given taffeta. similar in style to the other attendants. She wore a white sdk net headpiece and carried a white basket of rose petals. The mother of the bride wore a lieige brocade dress with matching jacket with antelope accessories. The bridegro m s mother wore a beige wool sheath dross with brown accessories. A reception f>r 250 guests was held in the Walkerton Community Building, which was decorated in green and gold. A 4-tiered cake centered ti>- serving table where Mrs. Billy Jenkins. Winnma- - , Miss Kay Connor. Mulberry, Ind , and Miss Phyllis Emmons, Walkerton, p esuhil. Miss Nenneth H>well, Walkerton, was m charge of the guest book For a short wedding trip, the bride chose a black and whik suit dress with black accessories. Her corsage wsa « f gold mums. Tlie couple win make their home in Middlebury. Ind . where the bndegroom. a State Trooper, has been assigned duty on the Toll RzAd in the ares Mr Hell-

IN WALKERTON

Chamber To Tour Plas Steel Plant Next Thursday The W alke ton Chamber of Commerce will hat as their reg. ular December me ting, a lunch, eon and tour at the new PlasStecl Products Plant at the west edge of \\ alke ton The meeting will begin promptly at noon with a butfet luncheon being served and the tour of the new plant following. At the end of this tour, any of the interested members of the chamber's party can visit the old plants also for a further look into their industry. It is important that all membe’s of the chamber who are planning on attending this meeting. have a reservation by Tuesday to either Bob I’rbin. Nick LaFeber or Errol Vanßuskirk This is necessary to plan for tlx' luncheon Every member should arrange their schedule to make this meeting a part of their plans whether it means a little extra inconvenience or not to you. This is the leading industry in Walkerton as far as employment figures are concerned, and their nowplant was instrumental in getting the new* indust'la! park drive underway with their 26 000 squat" foot building. The Chamber is mighty proud of the new Christmas decorations that adorn the business district and wish to extend the warmest thanks to every merchant and or. ganization that made this possible. It all adds to make, a more pleasant feeling and appearance to our town at the holiday season. Shamrocks Visit Two Foes This Week End The North Liberty Shamrocks, in qtiest of their first win of the season, will have two games this week end, both away f om home On Fnday night, Greene will host the Shamrocks for a 6:30 engagement at the Greene gym. Saturday, coach Bob Gowins boys will travel to Union Twp. to play the undefeated Tigers on their home court. This game is scheduled to start at 7 00 p.m. Indians Play Home And Away This Week End Walkerton’s undefeatixl Indians will have two games this week end. one at home and one away, hosting Bremen Friday night for a 6:45 engagement, then traveling on Saturday night to Greene for games there. Coach Jim Ridenour’s crew will be aiming for their fifth and sixth consecutive wins in these games as the Indians have already matched their winning total of last season. In each of the four games to date, the Indians have son-1 in the 70’s This has featured a pretty well balamed attack, which is a good xhan' of the reason they are 4-0 inga graduated from Tvner High School anil in August this year he graduated from the Indiana State Trooper Academy, Blooming|m. The bride is a graduate of the Walkerton High School and the Vogue School of Beauty Culture, South Bend.

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Tracy Fund To Bring Guest Tuesday Irv Wermont, nationally known humorist, author and educator, will deliver a lecture entitled "Humor-the greatest medicine in the World”, in the Walkerton Methodist Chun h at S:00 pm. on Tuesday, December 8, 1961. This lecture is made possible through the S P T’acy Memorial Fund through the Walkerton I*ublic Library. The public is invited to attend without charge to them. Be our guest. * w w • Mr. Wcrmont is a successful business and radio executive. He is a graduate of Northwestern University School of I*iw and Emerson College where he majored in speech. He devotes most of his time lecturing to college groups, clubs, as* s uit ions, and banquets Mr Wermont neither reads nor memorizes his talks and he never repeats. Save this date Come hear hurt without charge to you Santa Slips! Will Be Heie Friday Night Santa Claus slipped up and missed Walkerton on his busy route last Friday night as many waited to see the jolly old man in (Lnnectrm with the opening of the Christmas season m Walkerton Due to problems beyond the control of any >f the participating retail merchants. Santa's arrival was not forgotten, but made impossible, due to circum. stances bey nd the merchants' control However, it is promised that he will be m Walkerton'S business district this Friday evening for a couple of h urs to talk to the kiddies and give them their treats It is hoped that the unavoidable accident which happened did not m^nivnience anyone too much, but plan to see him this Friday sometime around 6 00 to 8:00 p m. WHS Rand Plans Winter Concert The Walkerton High School band will present theH annual winter concert on Dec. 17th at 7 3<> p”. in the High School Gym The - tram will appear in next u k i >ue of the paper. E. U. B YOI m FELLOWSHIP Hoki everything! Watch next week for important announcement by EUB Youth Fellowship,