The Independent-News, Volume 91, Number 44, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 April 1966 — Page 1

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Volume 91; Number 44

North Liberty OES Installs New Officers Mrs. Don Ktiber and Elmer Hunt were installed worthy matron and pntn>n of North liberty Chapter 290, OES, in a ceremony at the Masonic Temple in North Liberty on Tuesday even ng Watchwords chosen by Mis Kuber are "Seek Ye the Truth", and her atm is to promote a bigger and better OES locally. Her colors are bright red with a touch of white, and her flowers arc red roses and other fl- ■wens in season. Her symbol, a cross and cup. v'as placed in front cf the pedestal in the east, and two topiary rose t "ees, a basket of red rose*and potted plants completed the decorations. The worthy matron wore a gown of red taffeta, fashioned with an A-line skirt and an overdrape. and the officers wore similandy styled gowns of pink chiffon. Introduced vdere the installing officer, Mrs. J. S. Kubort, a past matron of Dowagiac. Michigan, chapter, and a sister-in-law of Mrs. Kuber, and her assistants^ Mrs. Jerry Nelson, marshal; Mrs. Cecil Hay, chaplain; Mrs. Hiram/ Rupel, secretary: Mrs Ernest Klein, treasurer: and Miss Lucy McEndarfer, organist. Al! are past matons of the local chapter. Mrs. Gene Springman was soloist. Mrs. Kuber was escorted to the altar, where slhe was given her obligation, and then to the east Mr. Hunt vhs given his obligation and escorted to the east by his song, John and Jerry. Others installed were Mns William Snyder, assoc ate matron; James Wolfe, a-xsociate patron; Mra Harry Brodzinski. treasurer; Mrs. Harold Fisher, secretary: Mrs. Kent Palmer, conduc ress; Mi«. Robert Brown, associate conductress; Harold Fisher, chaplain; Paul Burkus, marshal; Mrs. Leslie Forw.ian a past matron, organist. Also Adah. Mrs Ernest Stuck. Ruth. Mrs. M Hun er; Ether, Mrs Paul Burkus; Martha Mrs John Bellinger; Electa. Mrs E'mer Hunt; warder, Kent Pa'mer; and sentinel. Linder Williams. Mrs. Ne^n declared all officers regularly medalled. and Mrs Kuber asked her officers to face the organ, while Mrs Springman sang “ He Shall Feed His Flock” from Handel’s Messiah The new natron and patron gave acceptance speeches and introchiced their family and friends Mrs Hunt fills the station of Electa which bh being honored this year. Mrs Kuber expressed her regret that Mrs Ralph Kaser, a past matron vlho was to have been an installing officer, was in the hospital, anil that Mrs C Smith, also a past matron who was to have escorted her to tlie east, wm unable to do .so because <»f an injury’ She intnxh»c<xl past matrons other than installing officers who had some part dur ng the evening; hostesses. Mrs R Franklin, Mrs William' Bowers. Mrs. Emma Wood anil Mrs Travis Jones: registration. Mrs Cecil Weber and presiding at the refreshment table. Mrs. Charles Kaser and Mrs Kathryn Hevel Mrs. Anette Arnsbarger. past matron, was unable to attend Auxiliary officers introduced were Chairles Bare organist; Mrs Duwayne Burch and Mrs Springman. aoloWds; Mrs Howard Alward. prompter; Mrs Hill s J*!atz. Bible Bearer; Mrs Duane Whitmer. Mrs Carl Zimmerle, Mrs

Chamber To Meet April 14 At Paddle Whe e ! The Walkerton Chamber of Commerce vlill have their regular April meeting on Thursday. । April 14. at the Paddle Wheel Dining Room. Lunch will begin at 12 noon. Clarence Gay. district manager of the Plymouth District for United Telephone Company of Indiana, will be the speaker f or the meeting. He has served tnis job for the past year and a half and has been with the telephone company for several years. The group will also be welcome to ask questions concerning the telephone c >mpany and service at this time. Reservations for the dinner should be made as soon as possible to the calling c mmittee. Tlk' Chamber is completing plans also for a Indies’ Night program to be held on Tuesday, May 3. Dinner will begin the proceedings in the Walkerton Elementary Sch&txil at 7:00 p m. Tickets for this program are on sale through the board of directors and are $2.00 per peitaon. Dr. Bryce Rohrer and Dr. Max Hobbs are co-chairmen of the event. After Prom Party Committee To Meet There will be a meeting of the committee for the Walkerton After Prom Pairty on Tuesday, April 12, at 8 pm. in the (fining room of the Paddle Wheel Restaurant. Each club and organization wishing to help again thus yew is asked to have a representative at this meeting. Woodnnd Boone, Mrs. Charles Bare and Mrs. Clarence Fields. Floral Staff; and Mr Wolf, Roy Clairk and Ralph Kaser, past patrons on the Bible Degree lean?. Reception committee: Mrs. Linder Williams, Miss Ix>.s Stuck and Mrs. Ida Holmes, and the worthy advisor of Rainbow. Miss Cheryl Bauman, as well os the Rainbow board, Mrs. James Olson mother advisor; Mrs. Stuck, chairman, Mrs. James Bullinger secretary’, Mr and Mrs Wolfe; Mrs. William Bauman; Mrs R Franklin; Mrw. Dale Knepp, Mrs. Harold Fisher, Mrs. Kuber. Mr. Hunt and Joe Hamilton, who is also worshipful master of the local Mas nic Dxlge The ulorthy matron thanked Mrs Don Miller, Nappanee, for Ilie gavel made of cherry wood by Mr Miller Mrs. Dale Trobaugh, past matron, presented the. matron and patron gavels made of walnut on behalf of the George Wagners of the Bloomfiekl chapter and read a note of greeting from 1 them. Mr. and Mrs Trobaugh presented the retiring matron and patron with the jewels of their office Mrs. Kuber asked the Grwer Ophngej-s. past matron and patron of Walkerton chapter and parents of Mrs Wolfe, to preside while the Wolfes signed the memory’ page in the Bible Mrs Kuber sang "The Lx>rd Is My Shepherd" to them The Mizpah benediction was given and the officers retire*! A reception followed for about 150 guests The .serving table vtis covered with a white linen cloth and centered with an arrangement of red roses and white tapers in red liokiers The outstanding attraction kn the dining room was a white trellis flanked with climbing roses.

WALKERTON, INDIANA

Easter Cantata This Sunday Evening "No Greater Love,” an Easter story’ in beautiful words and mukic, written by John W. Peterson, vdll be given by the 22 voice choir of the North Liberty Christian Church East or Sunday, April 10. at 7:30 pm. You are invited to come and hear th«s wonderful story of the temptations, trial, death and resurrecti n of our Lord and Savior, Je^us Christ. Soloists are Richard Wentz Mrs. Georg.a Bergland, Donn McDaniel, Mils. Eilene Snyder, Mrs Calvin Kronk, Lee Snyder. Miss Paula Henry. M ss Susie Wentz, Cecil Klopfensteih and Mrs. Fred Daniels guest. Dean Morris will be the narrator Accompanists are Mrs. Inez Bechtel and Mi’s S. R J< hnston’ The choir ih under the direction of Mrs. George Henry. NOTICE Wanted. All persons interested in the Walkerton Little Ix^igue meet on Friday, April 15, at 7:30 p.m. in the Community Club Building Walkerton. all CAR WASH Saturday. Apnl 9 from « to n at DeLanghe 60 Service. hreo pick-up and delivery’. Phone 6568310 or 656-8908. Price $1 and $1.25. sponsored by CBYF of the North Liberty Church of the Brethren. a7p W ALKERTON STORFB TO CLOSE GOOD FRIDAY The Walkerton business houses will close on Friday. April 8, for the annual Good Friday Services t^rom 1:00 to 3:00 pm. NORTH LIBERTY EASTER EGG HUNT APRIL 9 The North Liberty annual Easter Egg Hunt will be held Saturday. April 9. at 1:30 p.m. in the North Liberty Park. Flags Available Through Legion Auxiliary April 19. 1816, Indiana was admitted to the Union. From Apnl to December of this year. Indiana will celebrate its birthday. 150 years old! A*s a service to the people of the community, the Orville Easterday Unit 189. the American Legion Auxiliary, is mnking available at i»> profit, the sale of porch and house American flags. The flag, cximplete v|th jointed wooden pole, ball-top halyard and metal bracket to fasten on porch or house Made of cotton, it has printed stars and sewed stripes. The cost, only’ $3.50 plus tax. Indiana State flaws can also be gotten upon request. What better way can you help Indiana celebrate than by flying the American or State flag If you are interested. just fill in the coupon and mail to Mus Robert Wardman. 810 Ohio St . Walkerton.

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APRIL 7, 1966

Name Winners In Walkerton Science Fair Grand champion winners in each of the three divisions of the Polk-Lincoln-Johnson Cortis lidated School Science Fair Thursday night were Donna SmAth. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leroy Smith senior girl with her project "Alcohol and the Hearth at"; Kathy Cripe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Deloyce Cripe and Janice HarLsough, daughter of Mr. and Mils. Russell Hartsough. both ninth gracters for a joint project, ‘‘Hurricane Chamber’ ; and Anita Albertson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Albertson, sixth grader, for Ba.se Math system and computer entry’. All three re eived a trophy. Runners-up wno received b’uc ribbons and also are eligible for the Regional Science Fair April 16 at Manchester College include Laxinie Savoie and Douglas Lute. "Balloons”; Kay Powell. "The Maze of two Mice"; Vicki Bullinger, “The Effecif of Alcotiol on Hamsters"; Collette Weller. "Preparation of Oxygen", all senior division. In Junior Division, blue ribbon nuinetv-up are Mark Malstaff. ’’Hydroponics”; Jihn Walker, “Hibernation”; Diane McEndarfer, "Rocks”; and Douglas St ,rey and Roger Orcutt. "Diet”. Elementary div.sion include Alan Bachtel. "The Wheat World'; Edward Mitchell and Loren Capek, "Electrolysis"; Jon Smith. "Power from Oranges”; Michael 2>latos. "Moon Rockets ”. All are eligible for Regional competition. Second place winners receiving a red' ribbon in Senior Division were I^arry Schmeltz and Rick Trost with a “Bathescope"; Bill Rihodes, "Use of Dry Cell Batteriew"; John Revis, "Rocket Tester"; Susan Safer. "Polygons' ; Pat McNorton, “The 4th Dimension”; Bill Hiatt and Larry Kaser. "The Dark Room". Wally Jolwnon received third place with "Steam Turbins". Junior High Division receiving second place with a red ribbon include Bob Zahm and Steve Zlatos. “Hydr ponies"; George Powell and Ixirry Neiswender ‘Cancer”; Gregory Hartsell and Michael Anderson. “On the M<x»n in ’68"; Jack Hikir. “The Solar System"; Marc Clabaugh and Larry Charlds. “Learning by Trial and Error"; Janice I^ee and Flora Rice, “The Eir'. Third place and white ribbons: Connie Clapper and Carol Tuttle, “Volcanos"; Larry Kaercher “C rn Growth”; Connie Hostetler and Vickie Haney, “Ti e Ey"' Keith Knepper and Don Hendrick "Cloud Chamber", Larry Mellin "Carbon Dioxide Cycle"; Sharon Chapman and Gad Whart n. "Heating System"; Robert Kwx*r and Eric Johnson. "Func'ion of the Brain"; James Woods and Terry Haney. “Telegraph' Second place winners will also bo eligible for Regional Competition Elementary second p’ace red ribbons: David Futa, “Hurricane

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Hari Shafer Receives National Feo ball Honor Word has been received that Hari Shafer, co-captain and most valuable player on the Nrrrth Liberty Shamrocks undefeated football team this past year, has been selected to the 18th Annual Prep All-American Football Squad for 1965. The selection was made after evaluation of information receiv d from high school coaches from fifty states, sportswriters, sportscasters and college scouts who either coached these boys, or observ-'d them in action at close range Indiana had eight selections on this All-American Squad. Hari Shafer B. North Liberty Ole Galloway B, S B Riley Mike Phipps QB. Columbus Don Gatch B. Lew Wallace-Gary Stew Sharp B. LaPorte Ixm Kneller B. Huntington Clark Reeves E, Huntington Jay Mathias QB. Chesterton Community Good Friday Services For Wa’kerton The churches of the community will sponsor a Good Friday Se’-v---ice on April Bth at the Illinois Street Building of the United Methodist Church. The service will lx* conducted from 1 to 3 p. m. Pastors will give meditations from the last seven words of Christ from the cross. Everyone is cordially invibd to attend all or a part of this service. EASTER FGG HI NT SUNDAY IN WALKERTON Don't forget the Firemen’s annual Easter Egg Hunt Sunday afternoon in the perk. The hunt will begin at 2:00 p m. Rain date is the following Sunday if weather makes p**itponement neceesary. N ,O TIC <E Due so Pre-Easter services, the Liberty-Lmcoln Twp. Faim Bureau meeting will be held Thurs|av April 14 at 6 30 with a pot luck supper at the North Liberty Community building. Generator "; I.eroy Bennet. ’ Let's Cast Off . Juanita Steinke, "The Earth's Structure”. Bruce Dayhuff. ‘‘Galvanometer"; D.ana Daube. “Geo'ogy' Jay Raine, "Thermometer" Third place elementary were Loren Capek. “Geysers"; Neel Heim ard Jeff Morris, 'Chicken Development"; Rick Genrame. “A Silicon Junge : Bob Mellin, “Irrigation Dam": Roger Schmeltz. “Solor System"; Kurt Skinner and Jeff Ja üb, “Quiz Game Daniel Malkouiski “Electric Motor and Michael Klopfenstein. “Homemade Still". All other students participating received a yellow ribbon for f >urth place Charles Mason, high school science teacher was in charge of arrangements. A total of 211 students part cipated in the one-day show There were 61 elementary grades I thru 6: 135 in junior high, grades 7 thru 9; with the remaining in the senior division grades 10 thru 12 Judges were men of science including Wayne Hollett. principal of the Kingsford Heights school; Jamee Peterson, LaPorte high school science teacher and He ward Smith and David Clayton, Students of the Purdue College of Science Schools partic.pating were Walkerton High and Elementary, Tyner High and Elementary, and St Patricks graded thru eighth