The Independent-News, Volume 91, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 24 March 1966 — Page 9

Tyner PTA Has Busy Meeting The Tyner PTA met Monday evening with Mrs. Myron Mullet presiding. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. Bernard Erir kson with the treasurer's report given by Airs. Robert Hendricks. The order of business followed until the decision to purcha curtain drapes with a black-out feature fur the assembly hall as HUgge ted by Rolla B iumgai trier, principal. Baumgartner also announewi seventy entries o far for the Arts and Craft contest to be held May 1 at the Walkerton Elementary School. The contest is sponsored by the Walkerton ami Tyner ITA and Tri Kappa. A nominating committee composed of Mrj. Ned Haag. Mis. Ellen Lehman and Kenneth Gillies Hnnwncwl a slate of officers for the 1966-67 PTA year, which were Alfred Johnson, president; Mrs. Leslie Dunkin, vice president; Mrs. Robert Bauss, secretary; and Mrs. Robert Hendricks, treasurer. The announcejnent was made by co-chairmen. Mrs. Keith Gardner and Mrs. Robert Hendricks of the forthcoming Band Patrons Fish Fry’ to be held April 1 at the Tyner gym from 5 to 8 p.m. Please contact either of the chairmen if you can help or donate a pie. The Athletic Boosters will '•bling the Tdis of Fiui to ths Walkerton High School gym on March 29. The preliminary game at 7 p.m. will be the LaVille faculty vs the PLJ faculty. The Tons of Fun will play again t men from the Walkerton-Tyner area. Tickets are available from all Athletic Boosters. Myro” Mrlkt Health and Safety chairman, gave an excellent talk on the dangers of po oning In the home, with warnings so often forgotten, keep medicine <n* < . j children, label all containers and keep poisons in their pre per containers. Mr. Mullet pa s d out charts to keep at home with Um reminder tn oap your do' 4 r immediately. This is pobon month Jim White miHir di’-■■ctor presented some of the solo and ensemble students who participated in the music content at Jimtown. Most nC thw atudentu were first place winners. Partlcipatirg were Linda Holderread and Jill Miller. Connie Mtiler Rhonda Roe.- Judy Scott and Rhonda Rose Doris Gardner with Unda Mcßride as aacc<npaiW-t; Paul Mcßride with Linda as aceosnparl’d’ D'^ne p«o. arson and Karen Thompson with Jo Ellen Strang sm n <<niwl •; and Roger IjaMunion, Randy Burkholder and Judy H iTman These students ^avc a delightful pre gram. Paul Smiley and daughter wore host and hostess for the evening with second g^ade room mothers Serving re*re« hmentw. Walkerton OES Mr. and Mrs John AT- ~ »mbs a V. >rthy Matron and Patron, pres,i< d at their fcvd me ting ift e Walkerton Chapter 319. O <: r of Eastern Star Tuesday ev nr g. March 15 Mr and Mrs Donald Wolfenberger, as*<» at«» matron and natron, w re in charge of a short ceremony honoring the McCombees Mr McC nh« was presrntod a replica of the sun. a toy tractor red bx r, '*’”'n ha- ”ro r . chief, and praying hands miniature for his car. denoting hm prvf' Maon a-s a farmer. Mrs. McI Specializing in Permanent I Waving J Dtde’s | Beautv Salon 0 | Hair Shaping, Coloring & i * Styling Phone 586-3644 I Operators: DEDE FEJES & g | JANET GILMER 908 Roosevelt Road Walkerton. Indiana L... 1

Combs was given a musical score on which the officers pine d a musical note as words of appreciation and pra se were spoken. A pair of Bluebirds of Happiness faring white satin streamers with all officers nimes inscribed thereon, was given them, a gift from the chapter. Clever songs were sung by their officers to both Mr. and Mrs. McCombs. During the business meeting', Airs. McCombs thanked all mem(bers and her officers for the r cooperation the past year. She gave a resume of the achievements and their participation with the d strict and Grand Chapter during her term of off ce. Memorial services wer e held for Airs. Fred (Clarai Koppenhofer who passed away last week. The Floral Degree was giv t n to Mrs. lister Bamsback, a new member by affiliation. Mrs. R-u; h Jackson and Mrs. Walter Jackson protemmed m stations foi this ceremony wi*n Mrs. Clarence Reid as leader. Mrs. Alfred Drews protemmed In the station of secretary and Mrs. Newton Williams in the treasurers station for the opening and closing. Mrs. Myrtle Giftakis served as promoter. Mrs. Bess Turnbull greeted

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the memlxus and guests, Mr and Mrs. Dale Trcbaugh of North Liberty; Mrs. Mary Griffin. LaPorte; and Mrs. William Klhlwein of the Chicago Chapter. Mis. Alary Bauer. Mrs. MeCombs, and Mrs. Herman Henry contributed to the birthday bank. The social hour was enjoyed in the dining roc m where the St. Patricks motif was carried out in table decorations and refreshments, Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Petersen, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Selkirk, Mrs. Harry Steinke and Mrs. Dean Anderson, assisted by Mrs. Wolfenbarger and Airs. George Parks. Practice for installation Saturday evening. Mai ch 26. was announced for Wednes lay evening. Afarch 23. 7:30 o'clock at the Temple. CELEBRATE 40TII ANNIVERSARY On Saturday evening. Alarch 12th, Mr. and Mrs. Orris Farrar were guests of honor at a party celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary. They received many lovely gifts and a very enjoyable evening was spent by all. Guests were present from North Liberty. Walkerton. Ixikeville and Samara Resorts, Indiana.

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