The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 5, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 June 1967 — Page 2

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — JUNE 29, IW7

T II E I. E G I 0 N CORNER From Maine to Hawaii, from •"orida to Alaska. fn m the usy metropolis to the restful mat community, the bells of his nation—church bells, school •h> Is, chimes, carillons, bells of <H sizes and kinds—on the Fourh of July will ring out in unison . meaninful message. The bells ■vi toll a reminder to all Amerims of their heritage of Free- । tin They will rmg out a reaffirmHion of American's unity of urpo.se to a new generation of American servicemen, committed " i field of a combat to ' hampion the cause of freedom <"d individual dignity. 'he bells of American Ringing •r freedom program was stablished by the American la gion s National Executive ommittee in 1963. National ommander J-hn E. Davis has < pointed Will; im J. Chisholm of Denver, Colo., as national chair<n in ot this year's program. this nationwide program will -mcide with ceremonies on the Fourth of July at historic Independance Hall. Philadelphia, ans call for the ringing of bells tor four ill minutes at 2:00 p.m. < ill American Legion Departnetts. Okay, Legionnaires, it’s memrship time again. We need one-hundred members to take to Hie stale convention again this I K. L. Lions Install New Officers Installation <>f newlv elected •tficrs of the Koontz Lake Lions Club was held June 21. at a uniting at the Grovertown Con-,x-i \ ition • Club. Lion Leon okuucky of the I^Porte Lions Ciub was the installing officer. the officers were: president, .eotge Lanphere; first vice. Wilnun. Mullet,; 2nd. vice. Ralph Poaush; 3rd. vice. Clifford Allen: oe<| -tary. Arthur Borrelli. Jr.; treasurer. Edwin Jacobsen; tw. y , *» fi'-'itors. Bn Duszynski oid ('lit f. >t J Ecker ; <me \< 4 • Ulr-lnrs ('holes LaWeirii. and •> •!’ n I lolmqms’ Hore aar y directors O.- Homo.- P'oVeU e tain Tamer Frank Atkiss'i. and Tad Twister Loi rd Th anmirg L dies । • th>- members wen spec al gin Js f. I the evening. GWWE I>i., Sat., .June 30, July 1 2 s th Century-Fox Presents Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines i oil" by DeLuxe - Cinemascope Shows 7:00 and 9:30 Sunday, July 2 25c Nite! Las Vegas Hil'billys lerlin Husky Jayne Mansfield i' • wildest r< nip since Pa >h u ihe st ill! Special Guest Star Mamie \an Doren in Pat he color shows 7:00 and 8:45

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Same Two Still Lead 4th Os July Contest Elaine Knowlton uni Lin'»* Snyder, the two top girls in list week's balloting for the Miss Fourth of July Contest, listed in alphabetical order, are still leading the ten contestants heading into the final week of voting. The canisters will be displayed through July 4th for the public to support the giil of their choice. The naming of the queen w^ll be made at the Teen Dance on th Fourth of July, to be held at the tennis courts on Washington Street. The complete list of candidates and their sponsoring organizations are: Elaine Knowlton. American Legion Auxiliary; Linda Snyder, DeMolay; Cindy Martin. Lions Club; Sharon Klinedinst, Tyner Rebecca Lodge; Maxine Mullet, Athletic Boosters; Ann Biggins, Chamber of Commerce; Pam Dutcher, Rainbow Girls; Donna Smith. Johnson Twp. Home Demonstration Club; Janise Downs. Business Women; and Peggy Kinney, FFA. All proceeds after expenses of this contest, sponsored by the Tri Kappa, will go into the TH Kappa's Scholarship Fund which is awarded annually to at least one graduating senior of John Glenn High School. K. L. Lionettes Club Receives Charter Pins The Ko.ntz Lake Lionet *e received their chartnr. pins on Wednsda". night, June 214. Th. occasion was tin’ Lnm t* En'h. Night. h< ll at the Gvoveit wn Conse’ration (Tub. The Lion-'H'' chat tel is n w eh 'ed. ~ wil n all Lions represented by either their wiv. s <e some women member of their housph. 11. Mrs. Le< n Skalicky, P। ;t President of the LaPorte Lion i ttes. presented the officer s mil other' members with thoir puis These were then P'tincd o,p_ by the Lions. There are 25 members in th* new auxiliary. Thcv are; Pa’ Pearish. BeD? GH f, in B at rice Srah di g H. Ln QM) bernan. Deane Marshall. R. 11 Tii . nburg. Mar ; e At k 1 ■ • N.i I :.. E< iper Edna Lipke. D ' :hr Lanp! er ■■ M ibi 1 .J.e b- >• r. D"L i Bor'.Hi. Gr • • 1 ’al '."i Mi''!; n F tin. I on J.> Th.rubur M-nge Jloncv. Ala-e Gednul M iHc ij. w ist Evelyn F rgus m, Shirley Roth. Mary 1 niszyn ki. Dee Brovoid. Hazel H' Imouis* Jean Mullet, and Adelia Barnsbadk. The next regular meeting will be h< Id on July 17th, at 1 00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ralph Pearish. president. Members will bring a sack lunch and enjoy a picnic-style meeting. The beverage will be furnished by th< hostess. Three John Glenn Students At FFA Convention Three John Glenn High School students chap.ii-i n. d by their vocati- nal agriculture teacher L<" n V. rhaeghe attended the 38th annual state Future Farmers of An . r’lcan Convenion at Purdue Indiana. Lafavette last Jun< 20 thru 22 Thev were David Bi Ize. Gordon Hostettb-r and Wayne Bellinger. They attended regular FFA business and general leadership sessions and viewed state and district election of officers.

Walkerton Li tie League Ihe Walkerton Little League Baseball standings are: Minor la-ague Giants, 5,0; Cubs, 3. 1; Dodgers 1,2; Indians 1,3; and Braves 0, 4. Major league Pirates 4. 0; White Sox 3,1; Yankees 2,2; Senators 1.3; and Tigers 0, 4. I-ast Week Results Dodgers 9, Braves 2; Yankees 4. Tigers 3; Pirates 6, White Sox 5; Giants 3, Braves 2; Pirates 8, Yankees 2; Indians 5, Cubs 4; and White Sox 8, Senators 4. Home Runs John Harness, Larry West, Freddy Casteel and Jerry Johnson. Schedule Tuesday Braves vs. Dodgers Tigers vs. Senators Wednesday Indians vs. Braves White Sox vs. Pirates Friday Giants vs. Cubs Yankees vs. Tigers 1:30 Wednesday All Stars vs. Plymouth at Plymouth. Walkerton OES The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Jacob (Abbiei Hanson, of Hammond. Ind , a past Most Worthy Grand Matron of General Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star at the meeting of Walkerton chapter Tuesday evening, June 20. Mrs. Hanson passed away May 19. 1967. Worthy Matron Mrs. James Verkier welcomed Mrs. Mae Sills of Hobart. Ind., a member of Walkerton chapter; Mis. Mary Griffen of Orient chapter. LaPorte; and Mrs. Arthur McEwan a member of Valley chapter, South Bend, now residing in Post Chariette, Florida. In honor of fathers the worthy matron read an article of what little boys and girls are made of. Mrs. Gerald Creed contributed t<< the birthday bank. Hosts for the siK'ial hour were Mis. My n n Mullet, Mr. and Mrs. George Ferverda. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Brevold and Mi.,s Lorraine MulL t. Red tnsf> in bud va.,e.--were on tin tal-L-s md a b< liquet of led io.- S wert- on the seivmg table. Visit ing mat o.n ,m I p,itf ins of disiiH t 20 will In- honoi gm-st ala call >1 ni< <' a *h - Fi id.- . evenim . Jun-- 2:; it • j,. T, .1] al i3O o c lin k. Al-ii being In noted Will be Mrs. Rav Oberly, associate Grand Matron of Indiana Grand chapter. OES and Mrs. Betty Myers, deputy of District 20. Mrs. Kurzhal Hosts Homemakers Club Mrs. Harry Kurzhal was hostess to 12 members of the Liberty Homemakers Club on MondayJune 19th. Most of the evening was spent in reminiscing over our wedding ( pictures. u The meeting began with roll ; call: “A happy memory of “ Father.” A thank you note was E received fre m Janice Stone for E our sponsoring her trip to Pur- « due during 4-H Round-up. After j the business meeting we had a ; white elephant sale. Ri freshments we’e s< rved by E Mrs. Gene Garbiner an 1 Mrs. E Kurzhal. - Our next meeting will be a E family picnic at Stuntz Pine E Forrest on July 15th, Saturday - at 4:00 p.m. Members may eon- ; tact Mrs. Jerry Houser or Mrs. ” Ellen Balsley for information. E I FARM BUREAU| INSURANCE I AUTO -111 F. - LIKE ! Fred Bullinger j Phcnie 380 3339 A .01 V< nroe W alkertoiii • «»<a» c»

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PU Schools Summer Band Program The Summer band program for the Polk - Lincoln - Johnson School Corporation begins July 5, 1967. The schedule is as - follows: s Sixth grade brass players will El meet from 8:00 to 9:00 on Mon- E day. Wednesday, an J Friday. S Sixth grade woodwind players = will meet from 8:00 to 9:00 on - Tuesday and Thursday. A sixth ~ grade percussion class will be - held from 9:00 to 10:00 on M-m- E day, Wednesday, and Friday E From 10:00 to 10:30 on Tues- = days and Thursdays, Seventh E and Eighth grade woodwind E players will meet. Junior Band (combined percussion, brass, and woodwind) will meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:30 to 11:30. From 11:30 to 12:00 noon. Seventh and Eighth grade brass and percussion player.' are scheduled to meet. AU of the abovc-ment i< ned classes will meet in the music room at the Tyner building. Senior Band will nu < t tin summer from 7:00 to 9:00 pm on Tuesday evenings, beginmn:, July 11. In additii 11. high school instrumentalists will have the opportunity to audition for th< Stage Band class, which will meet on Thursday evenings from 7:00 to 9:00. beginning July 13. Also this summer. private lessons will be given ir th» n a Director of Band William H< 11derson. Tiles. L—-■ n > v. II 1 thirti minute in bic tn .mJ a., free of <h. .y, ’ri l( (I.i, ’> "h Hl . s ail Hl; j S, 1,,,.,] Ji High and Si. lb A r..d.- studenls l • tai.. :!\ nt , ~< t , opp-!lunit\ t> i;,k- 1 •>. ~ns St u<L nt ■ -h, old , , lt() e to th. Band (ntne m th.- J.,hn GL mi si hoi 1 to sign fol a time ( before July 5. if possible 1. NOTE All n-ivate lessons i n the morning will be given at the 'r ? nei uuanrig. Ah att<inoon L ison> will be given at the John Glenn s< hool. B.ginning Fifth grade classes will be started beginning with the regular school year. Further information regarding these clases will be given at a laterdate. JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIiiiihiiiiI = Specializing in Permanent — “ Waving ~ Dede’s Beauty Salon E Hair Shaping, Coloring A “ Styling ~ Phone 586-3644 OjMTators: ~ = DEDE FF^JES = JANI T BIGLER VIRGINA GILMER = 908 Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Indiana 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"

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NOTICE The Walkerton and North Liberty Post Offices will be closed Tuesday July 4th, in observance of Independence Day. No delivery of mail will be made. I'liiiiiiiimiiiittimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimui = REGULAR MEETING NIGHTS = Os The = | Orville Easterday = | Legion Post 189 f ~ 2nd and List Thursday ~ of Each Mon s h ^Auxiliary Unit 188 g Ist Thursday Os Each X = Month dllllllllllllinilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllr 639^3^^ n — ■ ■ ih ■ii ini Wed. - Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. June 28 - July 1 Cotton Pickin Chicken Pickers in color Del Reeves Hugh X. Lewis -- . . With more ccuntn music Mhrs What Did You Do In The War Daddy in color .|aiur> ( obuni Dick Shaun IbeniH t ri. - Sat. June 30 July I Kiss The Girls And Make Them Die Sumlay - Monday July 2 - 3 Big Pre-Holiday Program Frankie & Johnnie in color Elvis Presley Donna Douglas Blindfold in color with Rock Hudson Claudia Cardinale FIREWORKS Tuesday, July 4 Big Super Display Two Great Shows — Fin works One Spy Too Many in color Roliert Vaughn David Mi'Calhim Hallelujh Trail Big Super Ccmedy Westvni in color with Burt Lancaster