The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 18, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 May 1965 — Page 5

Council Status For Walkerton K of C Club Council status for the Walkerton Knights Club was realized Wednesday night, April 28, when their group was instituted as the St. Patrick Council. Knights of Columbus, at St. Patrick School hall in Walkerton. There are 51 registered members. The men had organized as 'hi first Knights dub in the st te of Indiana on April 20, 1964, with 26 members. All but the five officers were signed up as new members of the Father Tremmel Council of Plym. outh. who were sponsors of the dub. Four local men. members of long standing of the Plymouth Council, founded the Walkerton Knights Club, going out and contacting new members from the Walkerton area. They are Kevin Huffstetter. who has served as president this past year: Harry Malstaff as vice president; Jorrv Groves, secretary; ond .h hn Garnb Jr.. District 6 Deputy end pa t Grand Night of the Plvmouth Council, advisor. Other off ~ers reeving thi«- bast year were Everett Patnai-ue. treasurer: and Father Anthony Letko. chaplain The Kni rhts dub received state recognition as the first group of its kind and has been lauded for their full schedule of activities since they organized. Their first

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major project was to fi’l in and level an area last, summer for a football field at the St. Patrick school grounds. They s| insured three festive dances, bought athletic equipment for the school. assisted a family in need and attended in a group the Fatima Retreat. Notre Dame, one week cn I. Huffstetter was t lected Wednesday night as Grand Knight: Malstaff as Deputy Grand Knight, and Groves as rec >rder. Garah will servo as a one year trust-e. Others elected were; G orge Kos. tin. chancellor; Everett Patnaude, financial secretary; John Kaminski. treasurer: Fred Stump, advocate; Roy DeSimone, warden; Mayotte Aneneau. inside guard: Michael Spinsky, outside guard; John Zenon, two year trustee, and Kenneth Huffstetter. three year trustee The parish priest. Rev. Father Anthony Letko. will continue as chaplain. Deb gates to attend the State । convention May 14-16 at French Lick. Indiana, will be Grand Knight Huffstetter and Deputy Grand Knight Malstaff. Alternates will be JUm Zenon and Hamid Kanoff. Garah, as District Deputv. conducted the meeting to institute the Council. Distinguished guests introduced were Fred Piaster, of Terre Haute, immediate past • state deputy, who congratulated the men on their fine accomplishment here and distinction received • throughout the State of Indiana. Also Andnjw McKin, Mishawaka,

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State Catholic Activities chairman. also said a f- w words. Other speakers were: Ed Baer, South Lend. Supreme In urance Agent; Frank Pritchett, South Bend, Grand Knight of 5521 Ave Ma’ a Council and his fraternal activitie chan man. Lou Santeeree, of South Bind; Cliff Adams, Plymouth. Grand Knight of 1975 Father Tremmel Council and his deputy Grand Knight. Jun Brown, of Plymouth. Latin Club Has Annual Party Mrs. Guttman s Latin I and H t classes enjoyed a Roman banquet Wednesday night. Apri\ 28. The evening was started with a Roman wedding Marrj>tm Cole, the bride; James Naragon, the groom; Kenneth Murphy, father of the bride; Elaine Knowlton, mother of the bride; Colldlte We’V.'r. ma. tron of honor; and Jerry Feece. the priest, make up the wedding party. Each returned to their scats, then Baibara Wilson read the Lord's Prayer in Latin. The slaves, Larry Charles. Penny WiL i hums, Elsie Baugher and DarVrnr Weller, then served the first ; course of deviled eggs and vari- ; ous veg. tables. After Nancy Chapman made the offering to i the Lares, the second imam) course was served. This course, prepar- d by Mrs. Walt Baker and Mrs. Stanly Betz, consisted of grape drink. Vienna loaves. French fried potatoes and special Itahan-style hamburgers. The play. ‘ How the Unicorn Got Its Horn.' was given with Bi’J Hiatt as the Unicom and Diane DoV as the Goddivs Diane. Elaine Knowlton wrote an 1 directed the play and Jame.; Naragon prov ided the effects. The wedding cake, made by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Feece. was served along mi th fruits and nuts as the third and fina’ course. Mrs. Guttman then presented Collette Welder an 1 Kenneth Murphy with awards for being the best d tossed Roman bqy and girl, The surprise of the evening was Miss Geesaman’s entertainment on her ukulele. Guests included Mr and Mrs. John Guttman. Mrs. Maxine Wood. Miss Bran isdoi-f and Miss Geesaman. Mr. and Mrs. Ams’.w were unable to at end. We. of the iJitin classes. would like to thank all who helped make such a delightful evening possible. Minnetonka 4-H The Johnson Township Minnetonka 4-H Club held a Mother's Tea for th-ir mothers and the local Home Demortration Club. It was held May 3. at the Community BmWing. Donna Smith president. welcomed all the mothers and club members. Geraldine Watch out for •chool children’

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Stickley read election.> o f p<»em s appropri. :<■ for thp oci;i, ( n. \v»> were thin ent rtaine I w.th himsi- d g. 1( , and ongs ung by Donna mi’ii and a< < . ipanied by her gui'ar The 'dub provided darling s- ap center; a-cv- fn- each on pre.' nt. There wen prizes fcr the various gam's and other distinctions .-m h as th" chalk mark under the <eat. Marjean Cole lead a Health and Safety lesson, and Geraldine Stickley bd d» votions. Meeting wa*» adjourned for refreshment -.

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