The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 18, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 October 1966 — Page 3

□ □ MARRIAGES □——— — — □ Hostetler - Ratliff Miss Teresa Lynn Ratliff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Ratliff, Mishawaka, and Richard Lynn Hostetler, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hostetler, route 2, Walkerton, were married at 2 p.m. Saturday. September 24. at the First Brethren Church of North Liberty. The Rev. Roy Ritchie, pastor, officiated at the ceremony before an altar decorated with an arrangement of white gladioli and blue mums. Candles were at each side. Mrs. Becky Burch of North Liberty was the vocal soloist and Mrs. Leslie Loreman, North Liberty, the organist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride appeared in a floor-length gown of white silk organza over taffeta. It was styled with straight skirt featuring three lace tiers in back and extending into a chapel train. The bodice was appliqued with lace motifs embroidered with pearls. Her fingertip-length veil of Alencon lace fell from a petal crown adorned with pearls and crystals. She carried blue and white baby mums on a lace-covered white Bible. The maid of honor was Miss Linda Crumpler. Lakeville, Ind. Bridesmaids were Miss Terry Whitaker, Lakeville, cousin of the bride; Miss La wane Clark, of North Liberty, and Miss Ginger McCullough, Mishawaka. All wore gowns of sky blue georgette over taffeta, empire style. Bodices featured bell sleeves and a detachable shoulder t rain. Their headpieces were daisy wreaths holding veils. All carried colonial bouquets of blue and white daisies. Terry Locks, of North Liberty, cousin of the bride, was the flower girl and Danny Hostetler, LaPorte, nephew of the bride, groom, was the ring bearer. The flower girl was dressed like the older attendants and

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carried a basket of blue and white daisy petals. Wayne Rowe, North Liberty, attended the bridegroom as best man. Ushers were Mark Hostetler, North Liijerty, brother of the bridegroom; Gary Hostetler, LaPorte, another brother; and Dewey Ratliff, Mishawaka, a brother of the bride. A reception took place in the church social room after the wedding. The couple then left on a short trip to the north. They will make their home in North Liberty. The bride is a graduate of Penn High School. The bridegroom attended North Liberty High School and is a member of the Army Reserves. Weakly - Billings Miss Sherry Weakly and James E. Billings wi re married October 1 in the home of the Justice of the Peace James E. Ycazel of Plymouth. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Janies Ronald Weakly. 1400 Ohio St., Walkerton. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. James M. Billings, 705 Beerenbrook, Plymouth. The bride wore an aqua toned nylon over taffeta sheath styled with fitted bodice, scoop neckline and short sleeves. An overskirt with tailored bow closing at the back waist was worn. She had a corsage of pink carnations. Mrs. Jerry Brend’ was her attendant. She was attir d in a twopiece blue knit dress and wore a corsage of white carnations. The newlyweds will reside at Rt. 1, Grovertown An evening reception was held at the Walkerton Community Club for relatives and friends. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Richard White, Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walter, South Bend; Mrs. Irma Weakly and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Adams and children. Bloomingdale, Michigan. Also Mrs. Pauline Laclaire and Mr. and Mrs. Opie Cross of Gary. Use the Classified Ada

Local Man Receives 33rd Degree c . ** ■ " : 5^ t * . 'l* y - 1a L 3 ■ 1...

The highest honor of Scottish Rite Freemasonry was conferred on this group of local area Freemasons on Wednesday. September 28th, in Boston’s John Hancock Hall The degree conferral climaxid the annual sessions of the Supreme Council of Scottish Rite for the fifteen north*' astern states, comprising the Northern Jurisdiction of the United States. A total of 161 received the degree in tiie 1966 class. The Thirty-third Degree is awarded for "outstanding service to Freemasonry or for significant contribution to humanity, reflecting cn-dit to the Fraternity." Left to right: Harry C. Doll, 201 Roosevelt Road. Walkerton; Adelbert Langendorff. 32 Wildwood Road, Hammond; Howard Moore, 808 Tower Bldg.. S< uth Bend; John Warrick, 53072 Ironwood, South Bend. Walkerton Town Board News The Board of Trustees met in regular session Tuesday evening, October 4th. with full attendance of the board responding to call Minutes of the previous meeting were approved. General claims were presented and foil .wing review. were authorized payable from respective funds. As per legal advertisement, this being tin- evening designated for acceptance of sealed bl Is for the bulldozong of municipal dump for a one year period. Only one bid being received, that of present contractor. Delbert CHngenpeel, R. R. 1, who submitted u I,id of SIOO per month for a nine month period and $125 per month for months of April, May and June. Board talk'd official action on the bid and requested attendance of Mr. Ciingenpeel at next sessb n to furtlier discuss the terms of his bid. P* lice activity report for the month of September was submitted and acccpte 1 as follows: Traffic accidents, 8 prop* rty damage; traffic arrests, 9; warning tickets, 5; traffic complaints, 7; miscellaneous complaints, 23; attempt to locate, 5; message delivered, 30; funeral details, 3; fire details, 3; motor vehicles checked, 21; business irregularities, 10; lost and found articles, 13; dog complaints, 3; dog bite complaints. 1; vandalism complaints. 9; stolen bicycles, 7; recovered bicycles, 6; disorderly conduct complaint, 1; family complaints, 8; larceny from store, 1; burglaries, 1 residence, 2 business; serve warrants for other departmen’s, 2; served summons, 3; criminal arrests 2; 1 mental ease investigated; train derailment, 1; miles traveled, 2,465. Balance of meeting was spent in general discussion with Police Chief Clifford Ward tn regards to depar activities and general operation procedures and policies of the department. JP Court News Cast's docketed last week in the Line .In Township Court Include a charge against Richard W. Severs of Hamlet fur improper starting fr-m a parked pedion. State Trooper John A. Jacobson nualuthe umA, and Severs pleaded guilty for & line of 619 25 which was pakl. • Larry E. HnMerbaum of North liberty, was tickrted for driving

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80 mph in a 65 mph zone. State Trooper Candler issued the warrant. Hoklerbaum did not show for his trial and another warrant was iasiK-d for his aired. At Holdtirbadm s subsequent hearing, he requAsted a eijangt of venue to another, court, and his case was set over until OciotAer 10. for the purp<*y of his st uimg legal count®. Raynit nd SrTom.il. of Walkerton. was arrested for passing in a clearly marked no passing z ne and was fin, 1 619.25. Gary Morrison of Walkerton

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was arrest id and fin- d a total of $66.50 on two violations. One charge of speeding at 80 mph in a65 mph zone and the e< <>nd charge i.f illegal p,,j . i<,n of q. coholic beverage: m, .i minor. Carolyn Elliot’ pmd a fine of $19.25 for improper regiMrati n of a motor vehicle. Thi:< was tho out. oine of a property damage a* - rident investigated bv Walk-rt* n Police. George w. Truhler was ’>* ket« ed b\ North Liliertv police for * x« pirerl dnvei license and paid fino an*l costs of $19.25, nml Wa*- recommtnded to the Stale Bdr. M u of Motor Vehicles for a agloii **f 60 days of his driving purl *ge. Paul G. Gjemre was tickvV <j tjy Walkerton Police for di.-4t*gafding a Stop . Ign, and his plea of guilty brought a fine of $19.23. JOHN I.I.ENN ML st MONDAY Hot dog vn nun, rice SUI prise, creamed pea^. fruit whip, butter and milk TUESD/\.Y Johnnj- Mahu’ti, mashed potato-s. harv.ud jello, bi >«mt. butter amt int k WEDNESDAY ( aik. Njfni kers, to ; ,se<l >alad. peacJ^flpsble down cak*', muffins, but Ur and milk. THURSDAY Chicken and noodles, candied sweet potato* s, cranberry sauce, ere mied pudding. bi < uit. butter and milk FRIDAY Tuna burger on bun. butt-red corn, pineapple squares, butter and milk Srlf-intcn <t is the Hing th it warps a man s judgment.

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