The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 October 1965 — Page 6

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— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — (XT. 7, 1965

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Mrs. Margaret Leßoy of San Diego, California, returned to her home after several weeks visit here with her brother and Sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Morrison. Mrs. May Richey. Joe Richey and Mrs. Marian Melton of Daytona Beach. Florida, have been house guests for st veral days of their son and brother, Mr. and Mrs Paul Richey. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowers, of Seattle. Washington. and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bowel's of Sodus, Michigan, were last Friday visitors of Mr. and Mrt». Brooke Bowers. * Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Skinner returned last Wednesday from a two weeks visit with the latter's Bister. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith at Lake of the Ozarks. Sunrise Beach. Missouri. While there, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Skinner drove to Kansas City, and spent several days with Mrs. Smith’s daughter. Mrs. Bonnie Arnold. Mr. and Mrs George F< m erda entertained with dinner last Friday evening for Mrs Lilly Carlson of Woodland Hills. Ca’if., and Mrs. Hildur Ricketts of West Covina. Calif. Other guests were Mrs. Clyde Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Verkier. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Williams and Mrs. Ellen Brede. Mr. and Mrs. Russe’l Burch, Hamlet, entertained the Burch family Sunday for a get-together at dinner. Present were Mr and Mrs Eber Burch of New Carlisle: Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Burch of South Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Burch of Hamlet: Mrs. Zoa Brown of Crum st own: Mr. 6nd Mrs. Ernest Zahm. Mr. and Mrs. Modest Burch and Mr and Mrs. Wayne Burch, all of Walkerton. < 60 Years Os Service Est. 1903 UMONTREES Phone CE 4-7771 230 S. Michigan St

r A i c T i b N : • : : SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16 ; " 11:00 am ■ 2 COMMUNITY BUILDING 2 ■ North Liberty B |i Spon^ore] By ■ WMS of North Liberty " ■ First Brethren Church " ■ I heo. (Lat) Rhodes Auctioneer ■ DONATIONS APPRECIATED Z

i Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leslie • have moved to Pin Oak North, i Apt. 82. Mishawaka, Indiana. I Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ryan of Rockford, 111., are here spending a couple of weeks with friends ’ and relatives. Mrs. Robert Holland, of South i Bend, and Mrs. Alice Barney, drove to Flint, Mich., over the. I week end to visit Mrs. Barney's sisetr. Mrs. Esther Backstrom. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Huhnke I and children. Candy and Steven of Campbell. California, were here over the week end to visit ' his paivnts, Mr. and Mrs. Albert . Huhnke Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richey and Gary of Walkerton. Mrs. May Richey, Joe Richey and Mrs. Marian M< Iton. Daytona Beach, Florida, were Sunday dinner , guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wolford and family in Westville. , Mrs. Grace Atwood entertained last Friday with luncheon at the Paddle Wheel for Mrs. Lilly ( Carlson anti Mrs. Hildur Rick- , etts who are visiting here from California. Mrs. Ellen Bred© was also a luncheon guest. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and Jimmie were Sunday guests of their daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Retz in Gary. Other guests were Mrs. Vachel Cannon and Mr and Mrs. Jack Waters and chi.lren. The occasion was in honor of Todd Retz and Jimmie Wood who were celebrating their birthdays. SQUARE DANCE CLUB NIGHT (HANGED Dixie Walker s Square Dance Club of Walkerton has changed their dancing lesson night to Saturday night New members can still join < the nights of October 9 and 'd. The dance is held at the J mson Twp. club house from 7:' to 10 p.m. Bud Welsh from H; ana Is th* caller. For more info' mation, call 5862861 Walkerton. Us© Your Tur Signal! Always REGULAR MEETING NIGHTS Os The Orville East^rday Legion Post 189 2nd and I ast Thursday Os Es ' Month Auxflia Unit 189 Ist Thur ’X Each J -’4

Scholarships Topic Os Legion Auxiliary Meeting "Study our Scholarships and Stress our Scholarships" stands for the SOS slogan of the American Legion Auxiliary. Lo< al members will meet at 8 p.m. tonight (Thursday) at the Post Home to learn more of the 10,000 scholarships worth a billion dollars in benefits, loans and opportunities. Higher education is no longer a luxury, it is a necessity. College educated youths are needed to hold our place in the world. We need leaders and education will keep those leaders coming, according to the 1965 Department Education and Scholarship chairman. Mrs Linder Schmeltz Is the local scholarship chairman. Sho and her committee have mot together to prepare recommendations for a local scholarship gift ready for approval of the Auxiliary Unit. On her committee arc four teachers. Mrs. Wilder Burnsides. Mrs. Arthur Grote. Mrs William Heim and Mrs. James Verkkr plus two other members, Mrs Wayne Hostetler and Mrs. Harry Mal staff. Mrs. Schmeltz will be In charge of the program portion of the meeting in which every parent will be interested. A recent major legislative victory of the American Legion with the Congressional approval and presidential signature of an amendment of the Social Security Act which extends educational benefits beyond age 18 Fifty-three bills were introduced supporting this prop<s-

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al. Nearly 7000 youngsters from Indiana, 18 to 22, are eligible for this continued financial assistance for education. It is estimated that $195 million in direct benetit payments will be paid to students in this group during the year 1965-66 that the law is first in effect. American Legion and Auxiliary education and scholarship chair--1 men can be of great service to those eligible in their communities. Further details may be ob- ’ tained through the nearest Social ’ Security office. This and many other opportun- । Ities will be discussed at the meeting, also a promotion for National Education Week Nov. 11. All unit chairmen are especially urged to attend the meeting as materials and suggestions from the president's and secretary's conference will be distributed. Mr-. Malstaff attended the conf<uence at Indianapolis Friday to Sunday. Hostesses will be Mrs. Floyd : Dipert. Mrs. Branson Hiatt. Mi’s. I Ted Cain. Mrs. Esther Dearing , and Mrs. Mildred Dutcher. NOTICE Will the person who took the : box containing Sunday School । ' record', and other papers import- j ant only to the Koontz Like , United Missionary church from the car parked in front of the Burger Dairy Store on Illinois street Saturday night between 7 45 and 8:15 pm, please return them to Rev. Loucks or Jack Wallace, phone 586-3161.

Atomic Energy Demonstrated At N. Liberty On September 16, in the new gym, the student budy of North Liberty High School viewed- a program entitled "This A tomia World" sponsored by the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission. Presenting the program was James M. Stuckey. Mr. Stuckey’s program dealt ergy and the role of the atom in with the principles of atomic enagriculture, industry and medicine. He demonstrated some very interesting experiments, some of whi<h were participated in by Volunteers from the audience. For the remainder of th© day, Mr. Stuckey was kind enough to visit the science and math classes and give them additional information concerning the atom and its principles. Obey the traffic laws smwiKjiiiiiiinniouuuimflOiiiiitiiiiHaiiiHtifraioiHiHiifflirj I 1 | Specializing in Permanent i S Waving g Dede’s Beauty Salon | Bair Shaping, Coloring & | | Styling | Phone 586-3644 Operators: | DEDE FEJES & B JANET GILMER 908 Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Indiana ■MMBKwiatMuaiHnaaaiMONSMNHamnn^