The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 8, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 July 1966 — Page 2

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — July 28, 1966

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MaVwjJsrr * SEP VICE ' NOTES SAN ANTONIO. Texas Annan Thomas L M t'mcks. son of Venn A. Mattocks of R. R. 1. Walkerton, has been selected for clinical training at Knsler FB. Miss., as a U.S. Air Force •ir traffic specialist. The airman recently comph ted asic training at Lackland AFB. r, xas. His new school is part of he Air Training Command which conducts hundreds of • pecialized courses to provide >i the nation’s aerospace force. Airman Mattocks was gradcited from Walkerton High School in 19Gb. RANTOUL, HI. Airmail Sec- >> d Class Charles W. Carey, son if Mr. and Mrs. Me’nil H. Carey >f R. R. 1. North Liberty, has teen graduated with honors at hanute AFB. 111., from the trailing course for U. S. Air Force । u topi lot repairman. The airman, a graduate of the Girth Liberty High School, is • ing assigned to Forbes AFB, <an„ for duty with the Tactical ‘Jr Command. His wife. Sheila, is the daugher of Mr. and Mrs. James McCue f 1529 N. College. South Bend, nd. vi ILES CITY, Mont. William *' Springman. son of Mr. and ’rs Charles 1. Spring man of Rt. North Liberty, has been pro- < oted to airman first cl ss in he U. S. Air Force. Airman Springman is a radar ! epairman at Miles City Air 'orce Station, Mont. H<- is a number of the Air Defense Comnand. which provides aerospace Ilefense against hostile aircraft nd missiles. A graduate of North Liberty hgh School, he attended DeVry 'echnical Institute, Chicago. FORT POLK, La. Private yobcrt J. Hiler. 22. son of Mr. nd Mrs. Robert J. HiL r, 118 hark, Walkerton, completed a eadership preparation course at ne Noncommissioned Officer Acdemy. Fort Polk, La., July 8. I He received two weeks of in- ■ ensive training in leadership. ; nap and compass reading, weaI .ons and drill in preparation for | .ssuming a junior position of I eadership in advanced infantry I raining. Private Hiler is a 1962 graduite of Walkerton High School. SAN DIEGO. Calif. — Marine Private Walter W. Wood, son of »lr. and Mrs. Bush Wood of Rt. Walkerton, was graduated I rum Marine recruit training at he Marine Corps Recruit Depot lere. During his eight weeks of in-

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tensified recruit training under veteran noncommissioned officer Drill Instructors, he learned small arms marksmanship, bayonet fighting, and methous of .selfprotection. He also received instruction in military drill, history and tradition of the Marine Corps, and other academic subjet ts. He will undergo four weeks of combat training and four weeks of basic specialist training in his .military occupational field before being assigned to a permanent unit. SAN DIEGO. Calif. Seaman Recruit Thomas L. Emmons. USN. son of Mis. Edward Brown of Route 2, North Liberty, has completed seven weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training Center here. In the first weeks of his naval service, he studied military subjects and lived and worked under conditions similar to those he will encounter on his first ship or at his first shore station. In making the transition from civilan to sailor, he was taught and supervised by experienced Navy petty officers. He learned the basic skills of seamanship, as well as survival techniques, military drill and other basic subjects. Upon completion of his recruit training, he was assigned to a school, shore station or ship, according to the results of his Navy classification tjsts, his own desires, and the needs of the Navy. SAN DIEGO, Calif, Marine Private Kenneth F. Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Clark of Route 1. Walkerton, was graduated from eight weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot here. Under the supervision of veteran non-commissioned officer Drill Instructors, he learned small arms marksmanship, bayonet fighting, and methods of self-protection. He also received instruction in military drill, history and traditions of the Marine Corps, and other academic subjects. He will now undergo four weeks of individual combat training and four weeks of basic specialist training in his military job field before being assigned to a permanent unit. HUE PHU BAI. VIETNAM M ari n e Private First Class Thomas Erdelvi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Erdelvi of Walkerton. is in the Hue Phu Bai area < f Vietnam serving as a member of Company D, First Battalion. Fourth Marine Regiment, Third Marine Division. He is participating in day and night patrols, ambushes, and exte ided search and destroy operatlons against Viet Cong forces. He is also helping to man

positions in the defense perimeter around the airfield south of Hue. List Winners In Lincoln Twp. 4-H Work Judging in Lincoln Twp. took place Thursday for foods, clothing and craft projects in Girls Division. Local winners are eligible to enter their projects at the St. Joseph County 4-H Fair August 2-6. Following judging in the afternoon. an open house and fashion pleasure of parents, friends and members. Fashion on Review' was the theme with 4-H Leader Miss Mary Lee Loucks as narrator. Queen and King of Lincoln Twp. were introduced. They are Carol Tuttle and Mark Malstaff who will compete for County honors Tuesday night in the opening ceremonies of the St. Joseph County Fair as County Queen and King. Township winners in other projects are: Basic crafts, ceramics, div. 1. Margaret Mechling, township champion; possible state fair entry, JoAnn Bussie Blue ribbon winners, Kathryn Bussie, Carol Tuttel, Laura Tuttle and Paula Payton. Basic crafts, ceramics II div., Mark Malstaff, township champion; State Fair entry, Karen Wardman. Blue ribbon. Kitty Cripe. Basic crafts, division i, Steve Wiktorowski, blue ribbon. David Welch, red ribbon. Needlecraft I. knitting: Marianne Kersh, township champion: blue ribbons, Julie Tiede, Helen Lenz. Brenda Anspaugh. Penny Narragon. Sheryl Harrison, nxi ribbon. Knitting 11, Donna Narragon, township champion. Needlecraft, embroidery, div. 11. Debbie Naragon blue ribbon, and embroidery 111, Barbara Naragon township champion. Fine arts will be judged at the fairgrounds on July 30, for Loren Lee Capek, Nancy Hiatt, Dennis VanWanzeele and Beverly, Carolyn and Sandy Welch. Also to be judged will be Jackie Tiede, Carolyn Welch, Linda Boone and Jill Prentis in knitting and Cindy Huhnke in ceramics. Clothing, division I, Catherine Lidy, township champion; Cynthia Savoie, blue ribbon; Denise Baker. Mary Cripe. Katherine Krick, Vickie Williams, red ribbons; Connie Daniels, Nancy Jackson. Lennie Smith. Roberta Van Dyke, Carolyn Welch, white ribbons. Clothing, division 11. Marianne Kersh, township champion; Sheryl Harrison, Jill Prentis, blue ribbon; Debbie Naragon red ribbon; and Roberta Van Dyke, Sandy Welch, white ribbon. Clothing, division 111, Cindy Huhnke. township champion; Barbara Naragon. Kathy Lazarek. blue ribbons; Denny Naragon. Pattie Westhues. red ribbons, and Beverly Welch, white ribbon. Clothing, division IV. Margaret Mechling, blue ribbon, and Laura Tuttle, red ribbon; div. V, Donna Naragon red ribbon, and div. VIII Carole Tuttle red ribbon. Foods, division 1. Catherine Lidy, township champion; Denise Baker. Debbie Naragon. Cynthia Savoie, Carolyn Welch, Mark Williams and Vickie Williams. blue ribbons; Mary Cripe, Ruby Eaton, Nancy Hiatt, Lennie Smith, Sue Westhues, red Walkerton, Indiana Friday & Saturday July 29 & 30 It’s Elvis Frankie And Johnny in color

ribbons. Foods, division 11, Steve Wiktorowski. township chamjn m; Mark Malstaff, Denise Groves, Vic Jie Taylor, blue ribbons; Barbara Naragon, Jill Prentis. Sandy Welch, red ribbons; Terri Kincaid, Diana Moore, white ribbons. Foods, division 111. Marianne Kersh, township champion; Connie Daniels, Sheryl Harrison, Beverly Welch. blue ribbon; Cheryl Harrison, white ribbon. Foods, division IV, Paula Payton, township champion; Cindy Huhnke, Kathy Lazarek, Donna Naragon, Julie Zlatos. blue ribbon; Margaret Mechling, Penny Naragon. red ribbons; Pattie Westhues, white ribbon. Foods, division V. Laura Tuttle, township champion; Charlene Cripe, blue ribbon; division VI, Carole Tuttle, blue ribbon; division VIII, Roberta Van Dyke, red ribbon. Foods - preservation I, Steve Wiktorowski, township champion; Roberta Van Dyke, blue ribbon, and Barbara Naragon, red ribbon. ' All township champions in foods were tagged with a possible state fair entry. All township champions and state fair entries will continue in county competition. OLD TIMERS REUNION The Old Timers reunion was held at the home of Rilla Eberhart, South Bend, with seventeen present, nine of whom were over eighty years old and six past seventy years. The time was spent reminiscing and visiting. Present from LaPorte * were Mrs. Hattie McKellar, Mrs. Goldie Aldercon. Mrs. Lucille CL m. Mrs. Bertha Heilman Young. Mrs. Zena Schneder; from South Bend, Mrs. Mollie Carpenter: Mrs. Alma Ruple, Miss Saloma Knowlton, Mrs. Mable Worster, North Liberty; Mrs. Eliza Burger, Mishawaka; Mrs. Grace Lambert, Mrs. Alice Millard, Miss Adelaide Millard, and Arthur Kassabaum, all of Walkerton. o*ir Classifieds - Only 76c.

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