The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 June 1965 — Page 3

NFO NEWS On Tuesday night, May 25th, the St. Joseph County NFO held their meeting at the North Liberty Community Building, with Loyal Burkholder, president, in charge. Rev. Rambo gave devotions. He complimented the group on their program and the services they ware performing in the community. Burkholder spoke on the breakthrough in marketing arrangements. He said that it had been a long time since he had received $21.60 for hogs marketed the previous weqk. This break through js being recognized by the news media, by processors and by marketing interests. It will take vou and me and our neighbors to get thQ job done. Our bargaining power is our strength. Also. Burkholder announced a revised and expanded grain program. Sheets were handed out by grain chairman. Claude McEndarfer on the grain survey. Please fill these out at onco and return to him. Lawrence Snyder told the group to please complete the meat survey shoots for June, July and August. so the board will know what you have and when it will be ready for market. You must meet the requirements of your county in the marketing of livestock every day. There must be an even flow and a steady and dependable supply so the processor will be interested in continuing to do business with us. Our effect will continue to build only if we continue to market together. A card of thanks was read by secretary. Rachel Baughman, from Mildred and Claude McEndarfer, on the help the group had given thorn in plowing and preparing their fields for planting of of com and soy beans. We thanked the ladies that had furnished food and served the group. Claude roeceived ninety cards whi^e hospitalized from his recent accident. The June meeting will be held at the Tamarack Grange Hall on Elm Road. Edith TT Snyder, reporter Rainbow News Practice for Walkerton Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girins public Installation to be held Saturday, June 12, will be at the Masonic Temple, Saturday morning, June 5, at 9:30 o’clock It takes big money today just to keep up with the times.

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Lincoln Township Chib Meets The June meeting of the Lincoln Township Home Demonstration ( lub was held Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 in the Community Building. and was opened by the president, Mrs. Mamie Mackin. Mrs. Orville Klinedinst gave the history of the song of the month, Beautiful Dreamer," accompanied Mrs. Myrtle Bellinger who led in group singing. The birthday song was sung to two members and the anniversary song to one. A poem was read in honor of the memory of a recently deceased member, Mrs. Victor Schultz, by Mrs. Dutcher. It was written by Mrs. John Crambert. A lesson on decision making was given by Mrs. Hazel Schultz and Mrs. Hazel Arseneau. Refreshments were served to 26 members by the committee consisting of Mrs. Hazel Schultz. Mrs. Nina Jackson, Mrs. Bertha Lancaster and Mrs. Myrtle Bellinger. Games were played with prizes going to several ladies. 600 Chib To Have Banquet June 17th The "600" Club of the Walkerton Bowling Lanes will have their annual banquet on Thursday. Jung 17, at 7:00 p.m. at the American Legion Hall in Walkerton. Reservations can be made with either Keith Knepper. Sandy Nusbaum, Bill Baker or Bill Bouse. "Bring your woman and have a bang-up time.” Girl Scout News All Girl Scouts who are planning to attend Day Camp or Established Camp must get registrations in immediately. Day Camp will be held at Stuntz Pine Forest June 15. 16, 17, 22, 23 and 24. A varied schedule has been planned which will be beneficial to Scouts of all ages. The theme this year is "Customs of other Lands.” There wi\l be a program • In the evening of the last day which will be open to the public. Anyone wishing to donate onepound coffee cans, or peanut cans, ' glass jars with lids and tuna fish 1 cans, will be greatly appreciated. These Items will be used in the cooking skills. Please contact Mrs. Norris Bussie, Mrs. Walter Pickavat or Mrs. Forest Boone If you wish to donate. 1 We are still looking for adult assistants also.

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