The Independent-News, Volume 91, Number 46, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 21 April 1966 — Page 7

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Fred DeOoudros is a patient In Memorial hospital. The Bert Morris family and Mrs. Roger Morris and Paul were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Pauline Morris. Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bahdey and family were the Jerry Clingenpee) family of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Worthington were Sunday dinner ^guests at Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kaufman in Lakeville. Monday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Beron and family vtsre the Russell Nlaragon family of Walkertort and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Naragon. Sunday dinner guests in the Durwood Clark home were Mr. and MW. Charlee McMann of Momence, Illinois and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark. Misses Nel] and Eva Cullar entertained at Easter Sunday dinner for Lt. and Mrs. Richard Carter and ftunily of Gourmme, DL; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Carter of Lafayette; Mr. and Mrs. F^ed Cullar and Mr. and Mrs. John Cullar and Ann and Richard of South Bend.

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Del Pearse's condition remains the same in Holy Family hospital. The John Beran family were supper guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Naragon in Walkerton. Mr. and Mre. Clem Mamerow and Junior were Monday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Oberly at Wyatt. Mr. and Mrs. Jack O’BrtWi of South Bend were Saturday evening dinnner guests of the Clifton Snyders. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Claxton and family of MLshavaka were guests of the William Dutchers Saturday to help Mr. Dhtcher celebrate his 82nd birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rudynski and family and Mrs. Charles Ulrich were Sunday dinner gue*t» of the Robert Purdom family In Kokomo. They also visited the Delate Purdotns. I * Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mre. William Dutches' were gueate at Mr. and Mre. Paul Trfcley M Lakeville. Lawrence Tritofey of the USS Valley Forge was also a guest.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stricker of Osceola were Saturday visitors in the Walter Taylor home. Larry Strope of Purdue spent Last week end with his parents, the Walter Stropen. Mrs. Bertha Schrader was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mr's. Harold Geyer Mulberry RoAd. Mrs. Iva Troy attended the wedding of Walter PiMitch and Joyce Gatz with her daughter, Mrs. Nonna Boone, in Chicago Friday evening. Rev. and Mrs. Bell attended tire wedding ceremony of Melba Baker and Max Conley in Argos Wesleyan Methodist Church Saturday afternoon. Week end guests of Rev. and Mre. Fred Bell and Kevin, Mr. and Mrs. William Bell and family of Spencerville; Earl Foster of Silver Lake and Mary Jane Bell. Dr. and Mrs. Haroid Fulmer and daughters of Bethseda, Md., were guests of honor at a pot luck supper and were overnight guests Tuesday Gs the How-aid Fulmers. Last Friday a tew friends of Mrs. Russell Carr surprised her on her 70th birthday. Guests mere (Mr. and Mre. Fred DeCoudrea, Mrs Gten Shupert. Mrs. Allen Coasell, Mrs. Alfred Smith, Mrs. - Paul Neidlinger and Mrs. Osborn Fisher. Mrs. Fisher baked and decorated the birthday cake. Mr®. Kenneth King and grandson Dennis of Niles; Mrs. Joe Hans of South Bend: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin King. Mrs. Charles Hammacker, Mre. Alfred Smith, Mrs. Inez Hay and Mrs. Perry Singleton and Ralph, enjoyed a pot luck dinner in the Singleton home in honor of her 87th birthday. Arrowhead To Manufacture Millionth Pulley Arrowhead Engineering Corporation Plant 1. Pulley Division, which had its Grand Opening on June 26, 1965, will be producing its first millionth pulley in the latter part of April, 1966. Arrowhead Engineering Corp , located at Knox, participated with the former Area Redevelopment Administration (ARA) to create additional employment in Starke County. Presently, there are 52 employees. In this plant they produce pulleys by a patented process of splitting metal. In conjunction with the first millionth pulley, Arrowhead Engineering will mark the occasion by extending invitations to Federal. State and Local officials, as well as to the general public. Attend Church Sunday

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Eighth Graders To Hear Os New Curriculum AU eighth grade students in the Polk-Lincoln-Johnson School Corporation are urged to attend a meeting at the Walkerton High School. April 27. at. 7:30 pm. The purpose of this meeting is to inform next year's Freshman cla on the revised curriculum, smoke ups, necessary basic skills to be successful, interpretation of the algebra prognostic tert. and general rules and regulations Mr. Boise, the high school guidance counselor, will be present t> answer many of the student’s questions. “ONE NATIONAL CONTEST ’ PAID OFF' Mrs. William Bousa, 601 Adams Street, Wklkfrton, was a winner in a recent tontest sponsored by Avon RrodukJts, Tnc., whose representative In- the town of Walkerton Is Mrs. NewtM Williams. In the 15 years Mrs. Williams has served Walkerton, this is the first customer that has had the honor of winning a prize that has been offered by Avon. Mrs. Royse’s nam4 was drav.ln from thdusandh c^khmes enterhaving to buy any Item ^W^Avori Mile offered A few WYNfts ago. Mrs. Bouse was informed that she would receive a SSO bond plus her choice of a

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complete set ,of fragrance;: cy*metics amounting to near another SSO. Mrs. Bouse chose her favorite fragance, “Occur'j To be a winner. Mrs. Bouse not have to purchase anythu^, but was given a card to send in to D. L. Blair, Corp., the Jrxlging organization, in<le{M‘ndent at Avon) vfio selected the winntVi in random drawings. Mrs. Bouse is a waitress at thh local Paddle Wheel Restaurant and accepted her beautifully wrapped gift with pleasure. Be a Defensive Driver 60 Years Os Service Est. 190.3 UMONTRSS Il 1 PhoM CE 4-7771 ' 230 8. Michigan St I :

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