The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 7, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 July 1967 — Page 6

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Five members of the Lincoln Twp. 4-H group visited The Indepencent - News on Monday afternoon to see part of the operations of a dark room. These are part of the group taking photography in their 4-H work. From left to right are: Steven Wiktorowski, Loren Capek, Mark Malstaff, Gail Szady and Carl Williams.

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Beatys Enjoy Western Trip Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beaty have returned from a very enjoyable trip of over 6,000 miles to the west coast and back. They were accompanied on the trip out by Mrs. Edgar Cole and sons, Robert and Richard who flew back from Los Angeloes. On the way they visited Mrs. Beaty's sister, Mrs. Lawrence Freeman at Norman, Oklahoma; the Royal Gorge, Bryce and Zion National Parks and Capital Reef. The main events of the trip were the graduation exercises for their grandchildren, William Roberts from 9th grade and Judy Roberts from Sr. High on June 23rd. The week at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Richard Roberts and family of Canoga Park, went entirely too quickly for those who loved the swimming pool. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Freeland and son, Kent, of Las Cruces and Mrs. Marie Roberts, of Fort Wayne were also guests in the Roberts home. Before leaving California the Beaty’s visited in the homes of their nephews Roger, Roy Paul and Robert Reeder and then traveled to Portland and Mulino, Oregon where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Beaty; Mr. and Mrs. Orren Beaty and Mrs. Edward Beaty. The weather was as unusual there as it has been here for it was very hot in northern California, even driving through the beautiful redwood forests, and Oregon and Idaho were really hot. However there seemed to have been plenty of rainfall and pastures were green and the fruit was beautiful. Strawberries and red raspberries were wonderful and the cherry orchards in Oregon were really something to see. Os course the vineyards and the hundreds of acres of vegetables growing and being harvested by the migrants were also interesting. The fireworks at Laramie, Wyoming, on the fourth of July were just about the same as we usually enjoy in Walkerton and I guess it was about as cool there as here. Judy accompanied her grandparents home and plans to spend several weeks visiting relatives in Indiana and Ohio before she

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FT. LEONARD WOOD, MO. (AHTNC) — Army Private Albert E. Beebe Jr., 25, son of Mrs. Frances Beebe, 27666 Liberty Highway, North Liberty, Ind., completed weeks of advanced training as a combat engineer June 30 at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. During his training, he received instruction in combat squad tactics, use of infantryweapons and engineer reconnaissance. He also was trained in the techniques, of road and bridge building, camouflage, and demolitions. Beebe’s wife, Dorth, lives on Route 3, LaPorte, xnd. (K 0710 GUANTANAMO Bay, CUBA (FHTNC) June 30 - Hospitalman Russell E. Norman, USN, son of Mrs. Lucille L. Norman of Route 1, Walkerton, Ind., is training in counter-guerrilla

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