The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 41, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 March 1967 — Page 6

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - MARCH 9. 1967

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A—— -.- . WM A xnous moment is seen h<n as Linder Schmeltz has neceiv< 1 a Life Time Membership in Post 189 American Legion fr< in C< mmander William Flaugh« r last Saturday evening at the post Home. A hilarious "Parsing Parade" had just depict- d his life in a humorous sk.t which concluded with the anm uncemt nt by Flaugher. that the subject of th«- fun was a man of dedicated service. Century Club member for obtaining 100 menibc rs of the post a past St. J-s< ph County vice commander anu past commander here with 21 < nsecutive years membership. M s Robert Wardman narrated the "Pass.ne Parade" in which a child was boi n, he wa> a typical boy. and then went aWay to the Army. Taking part as the Anny were Mrs. Hai Id Sheaks. Mrs Jenny Gillette. Mrs Delmar DePoy. and Mrs. Howard persn<ttv Mrs. Gillette protrayed Schmeltz as a boy and Mrs Fred Fitzk« as a grown man. Mrs Eru rv Flasher took the part of Mrs Schmeltz. Mrs Harvey Steffen and Mr- Edward KI pfinstcin tr k part al o. M’ b- hmeltz s wife Maxine Wa int? dueed - u-ll as th-1? tw children Allen and Mrs. r.

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oa.n-- H- utlvr. The children pre: < nted their dad a life time guard for his pins and Mrs. Emery Flaugher gave him a patch for his cap. A cooperative dinn< r proceeded the festivities when more than 100 persons were pre.- nt for the 48th Birthday party of the American Legi* n her< Chaplain Richard Verkier gave the invneation State C mmander Frank Hamilton from Greensburg was the principle speaker. Besides he and his Wife. th<v were a host of di>* mguis) ^1 guests present. They included Mr and Mis. Rober Welch, past dept, southern 'i< •• C'>mmnnder from Indian.o>< lis: Mr. and Mrs. Part Berne nd erf er. Third District Commander, from Goshen Mr and Mrs. Richard Adamski. Boys State Chairman and candidate for Third District Commander; Mr. and Mrs. MilMcClur- State photon aphe- and pablu relations from Goshen; Mr and Mrs Ben F< rs Or<m< ni d for Third Dis' t, South B-nd; Mr. and M - Harold (Red t Cen- r. , C-nt t Supervnih South Bend; M . and Mrs. Gilbert O'Dell. past t 1 ird district c- mmander. LaPaz: Mr. and Mrs Joseph Bidor! past dt - partment northern vice cmmander ani past Tl rd District

c -.amanm i. boum i> nu. Mi. and Mrs. Clarence A. Clark. S< uth Bend; Col. and Mrs. Fletcher Jaquess, past Department southern vice c.tmmander, Evansville. Mr. and Mrs. Don Conn, past Third District Commander and Di pt membership chan man. South Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Shindh’derkt i. St. Jowph County vice commander. South Bend; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ayers Dept. Northern vi< e < omniand< r. Frankfort. Mrs Gilbert O'D< li who was mtniluced with her husband is Distrut president of the American Legi< n Auxiliary. Mrs. John Groves, presiding as president of the Auxiliary here was intr-iduc.-d by Mrs O'lM 11 as her histori n for third distnet. Mrs. Grove.- introduced h<r past pr-sidents president and Mr. Flaugher his Dgi< >n officers. NO DECISIONS Investigate ns ma" bring nut a few unknown facts, but if they were all placi d end to end they d never reach a c> n< lusion.

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Community Club Hears Talk On Education The Women's Community Club met at the Community building on Friday, March 4th. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Frank Helfrich with the usual proceedures. Members answered roll rail with an ancient or modern proverb or phrase. Mr. Harold Muncie, principal of the John Glenn high school, was speaker for the day. His address was titled "Trends in Education." He spoke of the flexibility of the curriculum due t-i the change in times and the p<pulati< n explosion Ho stress<d the possibility of students being able to attend school four h- urs a day and to be employed the rest of the day. H> quoted Thomas Jefferson as saving. "A nation to stand, must be founded on education." Following the address by Mi Munch Mrs. Gra<e Atwood gave the devotions. Hostesses for the day were Mr Frank Kramer, Mrs Bess Turnbull and Mis. Mary Griffin The tabh s were decorated in hh< -I decor with little red school hc-uses and miniature graduate students. Mrs. M. B. Slick presided at the silver tea service. Share-The-Fun Festival On March 23 If you are a 4-H hoy or girl and can sing, dance, play an instrument. do acrobatics, dramatics et cetera, you arc invited to participate in the 4-H

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Share - The - Fun Festival March 23 at the Cline gch,, 1534 West Sample Street, SouBend. 1 Share - the - Fun gives i-|r members an opportunity t appear in public and ’ help stimulate the development ■ good entertainment among ijj members. Judges will select acts fi. those performing in the p H liminarics which is being hold on Thursday. March 23. at 4 00 p m to appear on the county Share the - Fun program at 7:00 p.m on March 31. Another set < judges will be present during tL county progiam on March 31 t chixwe a winning curtain act an - a winning group act which u represent St. Joseph County i, the District Contest. They v, also select the acts which w appear at the 4-H Fair and tl acts for t- h vision. Facilities av...1 tbb- at (-] , School include two lavali.microphones, a pi.no and record plnyn. Applii ati ( may be obtain^! at the Count. Extensi- n OHice. See You in Church Sunday i-WSESE Friday A Sat unlay March 10 A 11 E I. V I S Spineut Singing, Swinging. Racing, Ko manning with his foot on the ga* and no brake* on the fun: