The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 1, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 June 1966 — Page 9

Rainbows Seat Geni Siickley As Worthy Advisor A 1 B z Jr *» : yr f ii * \ ; 1- » J/• &s? I . A’. » ■ ’ji A&* ■ O ? j _ Miap Gerri Stickley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stickley, Rt. 2, Walkerton, was installed as Worthy Advisor of Walkerton Assembly No. 61, Order of Rainbout for Giris, at a public Installation Saturday evening, June 3, at the Masonic Temple. Installing officers were Mias Barbara Lady, Columbia City, installing officer; Mbs Lorraine Mullet, marshal; Miss Kathy Stickley, South Bend, recorder; Miss Laure. Jo Thornburg, chaplain; Mrs. Fred Daniels and Miss Phyllis Daniels, soloists; and Mrs, Bertha Urbin, organist. Mrs. Robert Lidy, Mother Advisor, greeted the guests and introduced her daughter, Barbara, who in turn introduced the installing officers. Miss Stickley wore an aqua georgette ovir wi tin gown, styled with, am empire waist line, as she whs given her obligation. As she turned from the altar the soloist sang “I Believe”. Her ystar, Miss Nancy Stickley presented her with a gavel from her family. Other officers installed were Racked Mullet, worthy associate advisor; Su® Skinner, Charity; Linda Thornburg, Hone; Sharon Knowlto©, Faith; Pam Dutcher, recorder; Cindy Martin, Love; Jolly Erickson, Immortality; Car ol Tuttle, Fidelity; Linda Daube, drill leader; historian, Lynn Pick. Something’s missingSomething may be missing from your auto insurance, tool Get the plan that not only gets to the “meat" of the matter, but gives you all the "trimmings," tool Ask about Meridian Mutual's broadcoverage Pacemaker Auto Policy. I can tailor it to fit your needs and budget me... there's no obligation! yw Meridian Mutual apnl Ik ri in 8 w R. W. Johnson Ins. Koontz Lake Mornings Hamlet *67-2824 Afternoons Walkerton 586-2580

avert; Hoosier Promise, Marianne Kereth; Rose Lecturer, Donna Smith; confidential observer, Connie Verkier; outer observer, I^ana Waldron; soloist, Brenda Thornburg; anti choir direr tor, Roxana Whitteberry; Miss Stickley chose for hw motto, ‘‘Believe in Him Always” which was on a v.lhte arch in the east with aqua letters, sprinkled with gold glitter. In front on the east dais was a picture of Christ and the open Bible on a background of white satin "Christ Above All” are her chosen viatchwords; her song, “I Believe”; her flowers, aqua tipped white carnal tions; and her colors, aqua, gold and white. ~, «• The newly installed worthy advisor introduced her family and special friends and asked the installing marshal to escort her parents to the east. With words of love and appreciation, Mi&i Stickley presented her parents with gifts an|d the soloists sang, “I’ll Be Loving You Always." Mrs. Alfred Drews, Grand Chairman of District 1 was intro, duced. The worthy advisor, junior past, M 4 as Donna Smith, pinned the vlorthy advisor's pin on Mise Stickley. Mss Smith was giv n her past worthy advisors pin by Miss Gerri, wfeo escorted Miss Smith through the Bow where she received charm* for her bracelet, representing the Statens she had held. The small charms were attached to flowfcrs the color of each station and were placed on a co’onial bouquet base of white styrofoam. As M\ss Smith signed the memory page in the Holy Bible at the altar, the soloist sang, “I Forgive". Gary Mohling, a member of

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the Walkerton DeMolay chapter, - was tn charge of the lighting and removal of chairs during installation. Miss Linda Petique, South Bend, and Miss Brenda Thornburg, were In charge of the guest book. Rev. Harold Williams, pastor of the United’ Methodist Church. Walkerton, gave the benediction. A reception was held following the ceremony in the T.mple dining room Hostesses utere Mrs. Louis Daube, Mrs. Harold Knowlton, Mrs. Robe-rt VemrlyvT, Mrs, Walter Pickavet and Mrs. Dale Ullery. Elective and appointive officers not present will be instal’ed at Mit-s Stickley’s first meeting of Rainbow, June 13. NL Kindergarten Has Family Picnics The kindergarten classes of the North Libej ty Elementary School enjoyed an evening of fun and food in tlie form of a family picnic on the school grounds. The morning sessi.cn pupils and families held tiuirs on Monday, May 23, and the afternoon class enjoyed their picnic on Tuesday, May 24. Thei'e were 250 in attendance. The kindergarten and smaller children thoroughly enjoyed themselves as they played on the recmtly installed playground equipment. On Friday, May 27, the classes took a field trip to the St. Joseph County Airport The group was taken on a conducted tour by Clarence Dean. The children concluded their activities for the year by observing and having explained to them a most unuwial insect collection by being introduced to Japanese song and devnce as given

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by Yuklka Inagaki, an exchange student from Japan, and by oelebrattng the summer birthdays. Mrs. David Eiler taught kindergarten this year, NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR GARBAGE, RUBBISH CONTRACT OOLLECiIONS Public Notice is herewitli given that the. Board of Trustees of the Town of Walkerton, Indiana, vlll accept sealed bids for the collection of garbage and rubbish within the corporate, hmitfl of the Town of Walkerton for a one year period, commencing July 1, 1966 under provisions of Town Ordinance governing said ooUections. Sealed bids will be accepted at the Clerk-Treasurer’B office until Tuesday evening, June 21, 1966, at

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the hour of 7:30 pjn., at which time said bids will be opened for consideration by the Board of Trustees convened in regular se seion. The Board of Trustees ftutheu reserve the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Wayne L. Cover Clerk-Treasurer Walkerton, In<liaaTa Hospitals There were 720,000m0re persons admitted to hospitals ih 1964 than in the previous year. The number admitted during the year was virtually the same as the total number of hospital beds available — 721,000. Let’s not all get sick at once.

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