The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 52, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 25 May 1967 — Page 5

St. Patricks To Graduate Eight Students Sunday Graduation exercises for the Eighth Grade Class of St. Patrick Parochial School will take plait 2 p.m. Sunday, May 28 at th< St. Patrick School Hall. Plans have bet n made for the entire < lass t< .ttend together the 9 o'clock mass offered for their intentions. Mrs. Frank Kramer will play The Processional. Pomp and Cir- < umsance as the graduating class marches inside wearing caps and gowns, green for the boys and white for the girls. They arc as follows: Pete!- Daley, Patiaia |<ctal. Monica Krol, James Linch, Mark Malstaff. Philip McGivnay, Pat! lea Westhues and Julie Zlatos. Mark Malstaff, son of Mr. and Mis. Harry Malstaff will deliver the Salutatory speech while Julie Zlatos, daughter of Mr. and Mis. William Zlatos will give the Valedictory. As recipients of th« two top scholasic awards, they will be presented the Walter P. Slattery Memorial Scholarship Hom ills widow, Mrs. Slattery of North Liberty. Victor Cripe, South Bend, representating the Sons of the American Revolution, will present their annual Citizenship Award t< Patricia Kotal and James Lynch. The annual Tri Kappa Honor Award will be presented by Mis. Lowell Hartsell Sunday, for the recipeint of a scholarship medal and to have their engraved name plate added to the school placque provided by the Sorority. Poppy Postei winners di pl i \ d the week proceeding Memorial Day by the American Legion Auxiliary will be presented cash awards. They arc Mark Malstaff. Monica Krol and Theresa Allsop. These award presentations will be followed by the main address and distribution of the diplomas by the Rev. Anthony Letko, pastor. The program will conclude with a choral group singing, “This Land”. The class chose for their motto, “May Our Lives Bless the Lord;’’ their class colors are green and their flower the yellow carnation. ■KJ ^SERVICE* notes FT. DIX, N.J. (AHTNCI— Army Private William E. Spence, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Spence, Route 2, Walkerton, Ind., completed a six-week general supply course at Ft. Dix, N.J., April 28. He was trained in maintaining stock records for the receipt and issue of supplies and materials. He also learned typing and general administration procedures and storing of various Army tupplies. FT. LEWIS, WASH. (AHTNC) — Army Private John B. Westhues, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Westhues, Route 2, Walkerton, Ind., completed eight Weeks of advanced infantry training April 28 at Ft. Lewis. Wash. He received specialized instruction in small unit tactics and in firing such weapons as the M-14 rifle, the M-60 machine gun and the 3.5-inch rocket launcher. SO Years Os Service EsL 1903 UMONTMES aeFTMMMRBMVV Kamm* uw . JUt <01*9999 90*^9 to toM* Mm* Phone CE 4-7771 230 S. Michigan St

WHS Alumni To Meet June 10th In Walkerton The Walkerton Alumni Banquet will be held on Saturday June 10th this year with some variations from the previous banquets. Again the dinner will begin at 7:00 p.m. and the dance is scheduled fol' 9:00 o clock. Jack Tiede is the president of the Alumni Association this year. Varying from other years, there will be no initiation of new members. However, all the seniors of John Glenn High School this vear ait invited to come as guests but must stand the cost of their own dinner. Since the Alumni closed its membership with the dosing of Walkerton High School, it was felt that the seniors should be invited as guests as they have no association to attend at the present. Another new policy win ne the public admittance of seniors and older to the dance who don't attend the dinner. There will be a charge of $1.50 per couple forth« dance only. Those coming to the dinner will receive their dance tickets also at this time for the regular price of $5.00 per couple. The Ken Morris Orchestra, of South Bend, will play for the dance. Heil’s Restaurant, of Walkerton. will serve the banquet this year. The menu will consist of swiss steak, baked potato green beans, a salad, rolls, and butter, dessert, and coffee and milk. Reservations must be made as soon as possible as the mailing is ready to be made to all members this year. Those members not attending are asked to make a donation to help defray the expense of mailing and keeping the membership list up to date. Any change by marriage or address changes should be re-

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ported t<> the membership chairman, K. n Gilli< s, Anoth' i committee ha - be. n n mied b\ the pi. udent. that 11 ing a g)< up m charm oi acquiring dishe. and silvi i waii b i the banquet. It D hi ped th t the "iganizati. ns contact! d bx thi. group will be most cooperative. The committee is headed b\ Mi . Jean Stahly, chairman, Mis. Lorraine Capek, Mrs. Sandia Ochs and Mi.-. Dora Lancaster. Glenn Golfers Compete In Five Meets John (Henn's golf team has partii ipated in five nn i e g< If m. . t s the past two Weeks despite some Very unfavorable weather. The boys were unsuccessful in All their matches despite some good scores on occasions. The outstanding score for all the events, which were all nine hole meets, was a 34 shot by Stan Noel of N>'W ('at lisle on the Oak VbW Hill> course at New Carlisle. Glenn vs Argos Glenn met wnn Argos on Thursday. April 27, which Argos Won by a score of Ixl to 193 on the Hamlet Course. The individual scores were: Argos: Rich Leeper 13. Dennis Clark 41, Kick Howton 46 and Bill Beam •18. Glenn: Craig D< Myer 16. Greg Hartsell 48, Jim Place 19 and Tom Mellin 50. Glenn vs Bremen The Sprig-O-Mint course was the scene of the Bremen and Glenn meet on Friday, April 2*. For Bremen Court Blue 41, Charles Berkey 12, Ron Fish, r 50 and Sam Lehman 50. Gb nn: Greg Hartsell 18. Craig DeMyei 49, Jim Place 50 and Tom Mellin 51. Glenn vs LaViHe La Ville and Gb nn had a match at Hamlet on Tuesday. Mav 2 with LaVille. The scores were

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L Vilh Dan Plumn r 12. Skip G' 'er 15. Tini ('Hill 15 and Robin Roberts 17. Gbnn .Hm Pla< ■ 1 (Taig I). M .1 ft; <; f l : Hai t>• il >1 md T. in M- Ilin 53. Gb rm vs La Vilb A i • turn i: at< h wit h L Ville a, Tn- .-day. May 9, at th« Sprig-O-Mint CoU!.-' was h Id with tie following r< ults: L. Vilb Tim Carroll 45, Robin Roberts 16. Dan Plummer lx and Skip Gey.-r 50. Glenn: Jim Place 50, Craig I>< - My< r 51. Torn Me 11m 53 and Craig Hartsell 55. Gb nn vs N> w Cai lisle The New Carlisle match was held at the New Carlisle Oak View Hill course with a Very big margin of victory fm th> N- w Carlisle team. The scoh's W're N. w Cailisb . Stan Noel 31. Don

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