The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 50, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 11 May 1967 — Page 12

- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — MAY 11. 1967

List Arts And Crafts Winners The second annual Aris and Crafts Contest was conducted Sunday afternoon with MS entries judged and exhibited at the Walke t<>n Elementary School according to Mrs Jack Tiede, general chairman. The affair was spons ued by the Epsilon Chi Chapter o Tn Kappa Sorority, the Polk Lincoln Johnson School PTA's including Tyner and Walkerton and the St. Patrick Woman's Club. A steady stream of viewe s attended the exhibit from 2 to 4 pm. ; The winners were as follows: Grade i Ails Kerri Skiles, SI.OO Elementary School; William L\n« h 75c St. Patrick: Pam Prest m 50c. Tyner; Kevin Gaw and I‘' ha Huffstelter. both Honorable Mention. St. Patricks. Crafts. Ltii'e Beehlei SI.OO and Mike Decker 75c Walkerton Elementary. Grade 2 Arts Laura Kay Malstaff SI.OO Rorei Savoj. , 75c St. Patricks Pattr Casterline 50c Tyner: Edward Roman. HonorMrkMiir Ml Short, strong stalks—strong shanks—less fodder DeKalb XL’s arc bred for all of the abo\e combine characteristics. Grain shells clean from firm, solid cobs. With XL’s shorter, stronger stalks, less fodder goes through the combine. Put more grain in the bin—more money in the bank. “DEKAI B" is a Register? • Brand Name. XL Numixrs are Var.cty Designations. X Mert FartHrt Pleat S .*^3 \ esgPk DaXe/i then eat Kher tread. Lyle McCormick It. IL 2 — North Lilierty Phone 656-4600 Sidney T. Smith IL IL I — Hamlet Phone Walkerton 5X6-2XOI Harvey Walter IL IL I — Hamlet Phone X67-36G3

PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1357 10:30 A.M. ii ( KOONTZ LAKE MOBIL STATION. HWY 23 rnaceils will go for the development of the new Lion’s ( hlh Park at Koontz. Like, so give generously! rARII \L LISTING: 3 wheel ( tishnian golf cart; gclf bags; girl s < ; outdoor grilles; camping stoves; |M>wer mower; ga-» ran^r; kit< hen sinks; kitchen talik A < hairs; water heater; gas furnace; dining hmmii talde, I < hairs A buffet; maple eomh; ilresM-r; steam iron; table saw; dishes, lamps; many items too numerous to menti<n. KLI KI/sIIMIMS HH I. HI Sl.ia I D ’l l RMS; ( \s|! NOI ROPONxIBLt IOR A(( fDI NTS D cl. l'almer \m !.em > r Bob Shepherd, \m timieer

able mention. St. Patrick. Crafts. Kenny Bolze SI.OO Walkerton Elementary. Grade 3 Arts Jt.ni Germaine SI.OO. Kenny Rohier 75c Walkerton Elementary, Donna Moore 50c Donita Harness honorable mention St Patrick. Crusts Lynn Carter SI.OO Walkerton Elementary and Paul Futa 75c St. Patricks. Grade 4 Aits Eric Khngemian $1.50 Tyner, Karen Kotal SI.OO St. Patricks, Cynthia Savoie 75c St. Patricks, Eric Klingerman honorable mention Tyner. Crafts Joe Preston $1.50 Tyner. Terry Turner SI.OO St. Patricks and Brian S< hmeltz, Vicki Rhodes Laura Carter all honorable mention Walkerton Elementary. Grade 5 Arts Patricia Jordon $1.50 St. ‘ Patricks, Diana Firestone SI.OO St. Patricks; Mary Ann Summers 75e Tyner and Jacqueline Lynch honorable mention St. Patricks. Crafts; Julie Tiede $1.50 and Jeff Johnson SI.OO both Walkerton Elementary. Patricia Jordon honorable mention. St. Patricks; Michael Daube honorable mention Walkerton Elementary. Grade 6 Arts Diana Moore $1.50 St. Patricks. Loren Capek SI.OO Walkerton Elementary Theresa Lenz 75c St. Patricks; Ricky Kostin honorable mention St. Patricks. Crafts Bradley D. Schmeltz $1.50 Walkerton Elementary. Gia ie 7 Arts Jacquelyn Tiede $2 uO liar 11 Urey Jr. High; Kenn<th Harts'll SI.OO St. Patrick; Shelly Ricciardi 75c Urey: Crafts Richard Germaine $2.00 Urey, Shelly Ricciardi SI.OO Urey; Harold Ciawford, honorable mention St. Patricks. Grade 8 Aits Beverly Welsh $2.00 Urey. Pat Saxton SI.OO Urey. Kathy Pugsley 75c Urey; Joanne Eshelman honorable mention Ure,, ('rafts Mark Malstaff $2.00 St. Patricks, Patricia Kotal SI.OO St. Patricks, Chuck Minti i In n cable mention Urey. Grade 9 Aits Vickie (’apes $3 00 fit a John Glenn and Crafts Nick Miller, $3.00 first. John Glenn. Grade 10 Arts Betty Westhues $3.00 Gh nn. Joe Szady $2.00 Gh nn. I'. nn. Williams SI.OO and Betty Wi thues In norable mention. (’rafts J<»e Szady second $2.00 Glenn, and Linda Lemert honorable mention. Glenn. Grade 11 Arts Ann Biggins $3.00 and a second $2.00 Glenn. Richard Fries. SI.OO third Glenn. Cherry Warren and Linda Snyder honorable mention. Glenn, (’rafts Dennis St rubble $3.00 first. Richard Fries $2.00 and Connie Verkier, honorable mention. Grade 12 Diana Doll. $3.00; Jeanne Rhode $2.00; Marge Bolding $1.00; h< nor;ible mentit n Tom Kerchaert; (’raft: Tom Curtis $3.00; Leslie ('able $2.00; honorable mention Dave Fitzgerald. Adult ('raft. John Davis, $5 00. The judges were Miss Joan Bourgeois, South Bend and Mrs. Bill Suselan 1. Plymouth. ADJUSTMENT The paradise people look foils not a locality it is merely a state of mind.

THE LEGION CORNER At the close o: the Civil War, a group of women in Columbus. Miss., honored both Confederate and Union dead by placing flowers on their graves. When the news of this act of compassion reached the North, it helped to heal the recent wounds the young nation had suffered. The greatest impetus for setting aside the holiday which has become known as Memorial Day or Decoration Day was given in 1868 by Gen. John A. Logan, national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic. He issued his historic order to all chapters to set aside May 30 as a day for decorating the graves of the heroic dead. This sacred duty is now the obligation of every American Legion Post. Not only does the responsibility conform completely with the Legion’s dedication to the memories of Americas departed heroes, but also it helps to instill a firm meaning of patriotism in a younger generation of Americans. No one can say how much the character of American has been molded, and will continue to he shaped, by childhood memories of Memorial Day parades to the

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graves of all veterans and scatter floral tributes upon the water in memory of those who perished at sea. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Coleman former residents of Koontz Lake for 9 years, now living in Kankakee, Illinois spent 5 to 6 day s here visiting with their many friends.