The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 September 1966 — Page 3

yJON lU'NER 1 members who have not I their dues and to the m Veterans, here are ten ns for joining th Amer_io)l. p )NORAEL^ SERVICE: :ton of the American Letifies to your honorable during World War I. War 11, Korea, and the mi conflict. EHABILITATION: Every helps toward provding ■. care and protection for bled of World Wars 1. 11, rean War and the Viet nfh< t and their dependHILD- WELFA RE: Every r helps to carry out the velfare program through the organization stands in f the father to thousands 1 . i phans. ■ IHRICANISM: By being a the veteran gives full to the principles of Amerthrough which un-Amer-■luences are constructed, ports patriotic education Ips make all communities places in which to live. X ATI< )NA L SECURITY: member will help the organ in attaining it's goal for : jiiate national defense to the nation against attack. XSURANCE PROTECTION p American Legion memv qualify for a low cost life insuiance plan.

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7. LEGISLATION: While practically every piece of legislation beneficial to veterans of World Wars I, 11, Korean and Viet Nam Conflict has held the full support of the American Legion, a greater membership will insure the success of future legist kitive programs. 8. JUNIOR EDUCATION Thru membership the veteran supports the teathing of sportsmanship and high ideals to the youth thru activities such as Junior Baseball, Boy’s State and Boy's Nation, Oratorical contests. Boy Scouts and the School Medal Award. 9. COMRADESHIP: Veterans enrolling in the American D-gion join a real outfit of he-men who served together in time of war. Friendships made in war service endure. Friendships made in the American Legion likewise endure. 10. VOICE HEARD: The voice of the single veteran is not heard, but the voice of millions of veterans in the American Legion is heard and heeded. Service to disabled veterans - to the widows of veterans and to their dependents is the cornerstone of the American Legion. Rainbow News Miss Geraldine Sticklev presided at the last meeting of her term as Worthy Advisor of Walkerton Assembly, Rainbow for Girls, Monday evening. Also serving for her last evening was "Mom'' Lidy i Mrs. Robert Lidy), Mother Advisor the past four years, who has announced her resignation. Initiation degree was conferred

upon Miss Juanita Steinke, who makes her home with her aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Steinke. The Rose Lecture was given the new member by Mrs, Gary Clark (nee, Linda Drews i. The Worthy Advisor thanked the fifteen members who attended morning worship with her last Sunday morning at the United Methodist Church. The charter was draped for Ted Davis. Warsaw, who had served as Grand Lecturer of District 3 for Rainbow. Laura Jo Thornburg and Carol Whitaker

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were honored with the birthday song. Sharon Knowlton was named "Big Sister" to the new m> mher, Miss Steinke. Both Miss Stickley and Mrs. Lidy thanked the Assembly for the wonderful cooperation given them during their term of office. A large sideline of Masons and Eastern Star nu mbers were present to enjoy the outstanding work done by the officers, which included several protc ms. all who did outstanding work. Miss Rachel Mullet, Worthv

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Advisor elect, announced hei installation for Saturday evening, October 1, at 7:30 o'clock at the Masonic Temple. Refreshments of sandwiches, chips, punch and coffee were served in the dining room fc.llowing the- meeting, by Mrs. Alfred Drews. Mrs. Louis Daube, Mrs. .Mm McCombs and Mrs. Myrtle Giftaki.-. SEII - APPRAISAL The most d.mge ious kind of fiettery known is the kind we I ulle out to ourselves.

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