The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 21, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 May 1965 — Page 3

St. Patricks Graduates 22 Eighth Graders Graduation exei vises for twen-ty-two eighth graders of St. Patrick School was conducted at 2 p in. Sunday in impressive ceremonies in which the boys wore green caps and gowns and the girls wore white. Greg Hartsell gave the valedicOpen At 7:00 Show At Dusk Children Under 12 Free Wed. • Thur. • Fri. • Sat. May 26 Thru 29 “Swingin Summer” In Colbr .James Stacy . William Wellman . Righteous Bios . The Rip ( ord’s Gary Lewis and The Playboys “Kitten With A Whip” Ann Margret MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM Sun. • Mon. - Tues. “Good Bye Charlie” In Color Tony Curtis . Debbie Reynolds . Pat Boone “Mail Order . Bride” In Color Buddy Ebsen . Keir Dußea . Tote Nettleson

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tory, and Stephen Zlatos deliveied the salutatory address. The choral group entertained with several selections "Our School" and "For Christ the King." Two scholarships of $50.00 each were presented to two top students of the class in memory of Walter P. Slattery, by h s wife, fiom North Liberty. They are Greg Hartsell an! Stephen Zlatos, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hartsell and Mr. and Mrs. William Zlatos. The money is placed in the st. Patrick Credit Union for the next four years and then may be drawn by the recipients. The Serra Club Vocation Essay winner was Gleg Hartsell and the spelling plaque went to Stephen Zlatos. The Sons < | the American Revolution presented their Good Citizenship certificate and medal to Barbara Kotal and William Ziegler. The Tn Kappa Award medal was given to Nancy Kopan. ski and Greg Hartsell, chosen for character, leadership and scholarship. The Rev. Anthony Letko delivered an address to the graduates and distributed the diplomas The largest class to graduate from St. Pats, they include: Bonnie Blum. Michael DeSimone. Marilyn Firestone, Frank Ginz* r, Robert Holland, Nancy Kopanski. Robert Kostin, Barbara Kotal, David Lenz. Michael Loftus. Kathy Lynch. Debora Moore. Joan Renbarger, Joseph Szady. Betty Westhues. Stephen Zlatos. William and Edward Ziegler. Caroll and Peggy Myers. Walkerton Rainbow News Walkerton Assembly No. 61 Order of Rainbow’ for Girls, held their election of officers. The fol. lowing were elected! Lorraine Mullet, Worthy Advisor Celesta Erickson. Associate Advisor Donna Smith. Charity Geraldine Stickley, Hope Linda Pontius, Faith Rachel Mullet, recordef Bue Skinner, treasurer June 12 will be Installation at the Walkerton Grade School gym.

Mrs. Harry Malstaff Elected President Os Leg. Auxiliary Mrs. Hany Malstaff was elected president of Orville Easter* day Unit 189 of the American Legion Auxiliary’ at their meeting last week at the Post Home. Mrs. Malstaff, as a veteran of WWII. is eligible for membership by her own lights, even though her husband served four years In the Navy. Mrs. Malstaff was a flight hostess for hospital and passenger flights for Squadron VR-3 of the Nava! Air Tianspoit Service. Sho has served the unit here in all

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of the offices and almost all the chan man hips, and is eligible for a 20 year < <msecutive nwmbmship pin later this year. A tentative date for a joint installation with the Legion officers has been set for Saturday mght. June 19. Also elected to office were Mrs John Groves, fust vice president: Mrs Muy Ellen Berry, second \ice president; Mrs. Finery Faugher. recording secretary; Mis Laurence Pontius, correspond ng se< retary; Mrs Edward Klopienstein. treasurer: Mrs. Robert Waidman. chaplain: Mrs Wayne Hostettler, historian; and Mrs. Wayne Bellinger, Sgt-at - Arms, and Mrs. Ruth Clark, her assistant. Elected to the executive board were Mrs. Richard Verkler, Mrs. Delmar DePoy and Mrs. Linder Schmeltz. Delegates to the Department Convention July 21-25 at French lack wilt be Mrs. Malstaff and Mrs Shirley Flaugher. candidate for president of District 3 of the Auxiliary. Alternates will be Mrs. John Groves and Mrs. DePoy. TO < F.LFBR \TE 25TH WEDDING A NNBEKSA K Y Mr. and Mi’S. James A. Mercer are celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday, May 30. with an open house ftom 2 to 5 p.m at the Walkerton Communitv Building. All friends and relatives are Invited.

Maple Grove The MVF of the Maple Grove Chinch went to the Chicago Zoo Sunday afternoon. a crumps iwd by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ran my and Mrs. Gravis. Francis Miller has tsrepted a position in Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Geyer had Sunday dinner with Mrs. John Schrader in North Liberty. The Geyers spent Thursday night with Mrs. J. S. Warner in Milwaukee, Wis.; Fii«lay nght with Mrs. Charles Bottorff md daughter at Libertyville, 111., returning home Saturday noon. To succeed s man's toughe-J Competitor should be himself. Self-confidence is still one of the b' st brands n the mai >•< EWSE Friday & Saturday May 28 & 29 “Mail Order Bride” Mel roloior f unniest Hillbilly W< tidin’ Ever! Ruddy Ebsen . Keir Dullea . Lois Nettleton

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