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Scott - Bush Married at 2 p.m. Sunday in tho Methodist Church of North Liberty, were Miss Betty Jean Scott and Stanley Delbert Buss. Two sprays of gladioli and pompon mums decorated thr altar for the ceremony performed by ^ev. Thomas Frost. Music was provided by Robert Herbster, vocattat, and Mrs. Elsie Herbster, organist. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Joseph Scott, 29949 New Rd., arid the late Mr. Scott. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Orville Buss. Rt. 2, North Liberty. Given in marriage by her brother, Danny Lee Robison, the bride wore a floor-length gown of Chantilly lace, st vied with a fitti-d bodice, walloped neckline and long tapered sleeves. The

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bouffant skirt flowed into a chapel train. A queen's crown of pearls and crystals held her fingertip veil and she carried a cascade arrangement of pompon mums and ivy with a mum corsage in the center. Serving as matron of honor was Mrs. Wayne Marquardt. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Duane Guyse. North Liberty, sister of the bride, and Miss Jacqueline Pittman, of Indianapolis. They wore Empire gowns of Penrod crepe and satin with scooped necklines and elbow sleeves. Complementing the sheath-skirt-ed dresses were sleeveless coats. • They had matching headpieces i with tiered veiling and carried i cascade arrangements of yellow • variegated pompon mums. • Miss Tamara Knecht, North

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Liberty, and Miss Deanna Bu s, Walkerton, nieces of the bridegroom, were flower girls. They wore Empire floor-length A-line dresses in yellow g■! 1 with matching bow hcadna < es. They carried wooden ' xsk. ts with yellow and brown mums. John Winger, North Liberty, acted as best man. l’ahers were Hal Nicely, Michigan, cousin of the bridegroom; Craig Kaser, Gaylen Holderread and James Scott, brother of the bride, the last three all of North Liberty. Candlelighters we e Jay and Jerry Scott, brothers of the bride. The mother of the bride wore a green and white dress with a pleated skirt and matching jacket. The bridegroom's mother wore a two-piece pink and white sheath. Both had corsages of cymbidiums. A reception in the church social room followed the ceremony. The newlyweds are making their home at 128 N. Grant Ave., Indianapolis. The bride is a graduate of Greene High School and the bridegroom of North Liberty High School. N. L. Community Building Group Con 4 inues Work The North Liberty Building Association continues in an active program in their goal for liquidating the indebtedness on the North Liberty Community Building. At the last meeting of the Building Association, it was reported that the Community Auction and Rummage Sale added $250.00 to the Community Building Fund. This was made possible by many interested people in the community giving their cooperation to the project. It was reported at the Association meeting that $450.00 more is needed for payments by November. The Community Building is a program of faith. Thus far the Association was always able to meet its financial responsibilities on time. An Annual Ox Roast is being planned as a further means of raising funds for the benefit of the building. The Ox Roast Is planned for Saturday, October 1, 5 to 8 p.m. This is being planned as a free will donation supper. All proceeds wall go for the benefit of the Community Building. Last year about 650 attended the Ox Roast. A large attendance is again anticipated. Many volunteers will be needed to help in the work of the supper. Shamrocks Meet Mar^n Saturday The North Liberty Shamrocks will attempt to make it three in p row this season as they tackle their strongest < pponent to date, Marian, the youmr s<h<x>l in Mishawaka. After wins over John Cl- nn and Jimtown in whi< h they have yichiM only one tom hdown. the Shamrocks will face a true te •’ aga’nst M Han. The Saturday night game will be pl’V-1 at the Jackson field, with th< kickoff set for 8:00 p.m. TIG DAY s \TLKDAY Tho p. lk-L!neoln-Johnson Ath. Dtio Boosters Association announces its Tag Day will be held on Saturday, September 17th. Once again, the football, basketb; 11 and track teams will be canavssing the town for donations whk h will be used in the purchase of badly needed athletic equipment. Please give these boys your support. Pi Walkerton, Indiana Friday and Sat., Sept. 16 and 17 The Heroes Os Telemark Their Courage Blasted A War Wide Open! Kirk Dougins - Richard Harris l*BJmviidpa Columbia Color

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P-L-J Schools List Emollment For All Schools Ofihial enrollment for the new sch >< 1 yi ii of the pt la-Line'ln-J"hn.>n School (' poiati n was establish* lon September 15, 1966. Enrolln "nt for the new st ar shows an increase from 1211 Indents in 1965-66 to 1236 enrollment for the present year. The growth rip esents an increase of 25 students. Counting kindergarten students, the total enrollment is 1337. Enrollment by school and grade is as follows: W AI,K E!VTON ELEMENTARY Kindergarten 101 First Grade — 72 Second Grade 74 Third Grade 53 Fourth Grade 70 Fifth Grade 56 Sixth Grade 61 TYN E R ELE MENTA RY First Grade 43 Second Grade 33 Third Grade 30 Fourth Grade 38 Fifth Grade 48 Sixth Grade 37 GREY JR. HIGH Seventh Grade 107 Eighth Grade 102 GLENN HIGH SCHOOL Freshmen 112 Sophomores 109 Juniors 90 Seniors 101 Present enrollment figures show 716 students in Kindergar-

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ten through Grad' Six; 209 students m lunior High 112 students in John Glenri High .School. Liens Plan ( hicLen Barbecue September 25 Th" \\ liar’ n Lions t'ub is planning noth, r of their annual < hi< ^. n I; o in . iif . to be h. <1 ori Sunday, Sfp'pmtn r 25. b-r mg uill start at ri' on This v«ai . || prttceeds of thi event wi i go la the Walkerton Re< • fatior a Ft nd, th*' project that brought to Walk, erten the new Little L *gue Baseball Park and thv c< mt,, .ation Tennis and Skating nrih- on Washington Street. George Parks is again chairman of th. event and ALL Lions will have , job in this project. All committees will be listed in next wvn d paper. The Lions Club members havaT tickets and are urging all to man and com.. • it with them or take advantage of the earrv-eut » rvlee as the greater the su r<--s of the Barb.< u. means the greater the donation c a tn * ree. r t.onal facilities Adult tick< t> ar >1 s') and children under 12 will Oe 75 cents. NOTICE The Walkerton High Scmxl Yearbooks are her.*, ('ill for them it the High School Office 8 a.m. to 3:30 pm. Read the Classified Adj

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