The Independent-News, Volume 91, Number 41, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 17 March 1966 — Page 7

Walkerton OES A, large attendance was present for the called meeting of Walkerton Chapter Order of Eastern Star, Tuesday evening, March 8, for initiation of new members. Three men. Dr. Earl L inbach, Herman Henry and Le'and Welch received die di gree of the. Order under the direction of the Worthy patron. John McCombs. Worthy Matron, Mrs. McCombs, greeted die chapter with a poem, “Where the Four Leaf Clover Grows." Roscoe Provence, a past patron, was escorted to the east where he took part in the initiatory work. Pro-terns in the officers line were Mrs. Edward Petersen in the station of Ruth; Mrs. AJfred Drews as Martha, and Mrs. D. GiftakLa as prompter. Percy Se.lklrk, a member, was a walking candidate with the initiates. Following tlm initia'ory degrees, th • now members were presented their Bibles by the Bible Ceremony group. Miss Linda Leinbach, daughter of Dr. Leinbach, was a pro-t< m for die leader. Mrs. Robi rt Candler protemed in the station of Mar"ha. Th<. social hour was enjoyed in the dining room where the tables held clever appointments of the professions of the three candidates. A replica of a doctor of medicine, in white gown, surrounded by instruments, representing Dr. Leinbach; jewel cases

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overflowing with gems for Mr. Welch, a local jeweler; and real estate miniatures for Mr. Henry ho is in the real t state business. Home made donuts and coffee were served by Mrs. Robert King, Mrs. Danny Dipert and Mrs. Floyd Dipert. Cl<- er table appointments were arrai ged by Mrs. Edward Peterhn, Mrs. Warner Clark, Mrs. H< nrc, Mrs. Orvil’e Klinedinst and Mrs. Gerald ('reed. Out of town guests includid Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Miner, worthy pah-on an! matron of Warsaw chapter; Mrs. Harriet Ladd and Mrs. Jane Kinney, also of Warsaw; Mr. and Mrs. Del Brown and Mrs. Irma Brems of the Knox chapter. Three Lady residents of Koontz Dake but m-mabers of Chicago chapters, Mrs. William Kuhlwein, Mrs. Roy Newell and Mrs. George Hillis, were also introduced. North Liberty OE^ Mr. and Mrs. James Wolfe, worthy matron and patron of the North Liberty chapter 290. OES, presided at the recent meeting in the Masonic Temple. After a po. m cf welcome by the worthy matron. Mrs. .Ray Oberly, of Bremen, associate grand conductress of tile Indiana Grand Chapter, was escorted to the east, and welcomed, as iwe the past matrons and pa'r ns Following the business, Mr.

Wolfe, a twenty-five year memI ber, and Mrs. Glenn Shupert, ' were escorted back of the altar . where Mrs. Oberly presented ! them with 25 yaar memb<rship pins in behalf of she chapter. Mrs. Shupert received the pin for her husband who was unable to . Im* present. Mrs. Mary Kuber, worthy matron elect, was given a basket with a floral arrangement, and was escorted to each star point, who read a .erse and added a DoWcr pel tai ng to the station, to the bouquet. She was then es- । corted to the east where Mrs. Wolfe gave her a miniature trav- ! cling bag with appointments suitable for her year's travel on the ; OES road. Elmer Hunt, worthy patron elect, was then escorted east where he was welcomed by 1 Mr. Wolfw who gave him a toyairplane to use in his OES travels this year. They were each given a hearty w Iconic by the menibeis and taken back to their seats. Mr. and Mrs. Oberly, Mr. Wolfe and others spoke to the members. A social hour, in charge of the men, followed the meeting. The last stated meeting of the old term will bo hold on March 22. and public installation of officers will be March 29. PLJ SCHOOL BOARD NEWS The Board of School Tnistr, s of Polk-Lincoln-Johnson School Corporation h-ld a regular meeting at 7 pm. in the office of the supi rintendent of schools, Walkerton. with all members present. Minutes of the February 22 meeting wpre approved as read; a financial report was presented by discussion and allowing of cd by (haccussion and allowing of claims and drawing of warrants. An overnight camping trip to Knox on April 29 and 30 was approved for the GA A girls of the Walkerti n High School. Chaperones will be Miss Patricia G esaman as spon.'^’T. and Miss Tracy Temple as assistant. The stipe ri n'endent was tuTvisd to obtain bids for replacing five win at the Tyner school and to o^rt his findings at the March 22 meeting. 'The board purchased a new

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portable sewing machine for the Walk.uion high sch< ol home ec class. Options for the nt w bu body were discussed ind it was decide I that electric wip rs, a non-g ire windshield, vent-win-dow t r the driver, and a- it belt f >r the driver would be added. Tlii. upenntendent was giane 1 peinus.-ion to attend a meeting at Indiana State University on A- a 11. A letter from Mrs. Wait r Jackson was read to the board which concerned enrollment figures for the Walkerton Elementary* School. A thank you note irom Mr. and Mra vie rg, Robinson was read to the board

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Coaching as.-ignments for he 1966-67 sch ol year weir disci ,s« ♦ d at length. James Drews is un* decided concerning next y ar; J hn Bingaman has it signed the varsity football position; J; m, 4 Ridenour will be je-as ignel 14 track and cr , country coa h and athletic rhrector; and John Hans will direct the fresiim A athletic program. The S’ipt-rm tendin’ was uh ed to pi* par- a n port f< r he March 22 m ‘‘ting concerning cost for roll-away bleachers. As there wag no forth-r h,.J« ness to come be-fi.ro the boa.i.^ tlie b .aid adjourned at 11 p.m.

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